They're all made of wood. Adam curry Jhansi Devora
Sunday October 31 2021. This is your award winning give on
nation media assassination episode 1395. This is no agenda.
COP in my 26th field broadcasting live from the heart
of Texas Hill Country here. We're reaching number six in the
morning everybody. I'm Adam curry
from Northern Silicon Valley where it's happy Halloween Happy
Halloween trick or treat in Genesee Devorah.
Here it was thinking we would be the first show not to do some
kind of Spooktacular
Halloween reference straight before you played that fat lady
said spook tech. Yes, I
know. I said it's so bad. Oh, it's my fault. Okay, you got it.
You got it.
It's always your fault.
I understand honey. We know how it goes. We had the the
Hollywood at the top Hollywood executive and his wife here
yesterday, and they stayed over last night.
Since we're now yes bedroom. Yeah, we're
destination now.
So was there any Hanky Panky?
No. Because of all the things I was gonna talk about. That
didn't come to mind. Thanks. No, this isn't I've discovered you
know, since we're out here now. We're a destination now. Our
friends, especially the rich friends. Yeah, I think rich
people. They stay at each other's houses all the time. I
didn't realize this. But
yes, they do. Not all of them but a lot of resist the idea
because they don't think it's gauche. But it does bring to
mind something that's necessary for you to complete this.
Thought. Okay. landing strip.
Well, the Gillespie County Airport is only five five
minutes away. So that would work. But if we're talking to a
flying car or Vitaly, Yeah, I'm good to go. I'm preparing. You
come from pad. Ah, well, Lara Logan has the chopper pad.
Yeah, but still that's farther away from the airport, isn't it?
No. Logan's down the street. Yeah, yeah.
Take it right.
Anyway, the reason I bring it up is because they they know a lot
of people in Republican circles. They're total conservative
Republicans. Which is interesting, since he's a
Hollywood executive. Yeah, well, we know a few. Yeah, we do. And
they were talking about Tucker Carlson and told me how he
prepares his show. Ah, I know, we've always been kind of
curious. And now it makes sense. Yeah, it makes kind of sense.
Some of the topics that he uses. So apparently his processes he
sits in his sauna in the morning and just watches people sending
text messages to him from around the country around the world it
sounds a lot like our system. Except we had to sort out the
sauna Yeah. And then he gives that to his producers he this is
the big difference. Then he says okay, here's the here's the
stuff I think is interesting. Here's what I've heard let's do
this. And then that's how they put the show together so it's it
seems quite plausible now that oh maybe there's some no a
decent crossover maybe some no agenda producers sometimes text
him could be and they said text he's
got some writers to that.
Oh yeah. Oh,
of course he does. Of course. And they they put the thing
together pretty well. Yeah. Using our topic must be would
this guy be one guy's really key using our topics? Yeah, that's
how yeah, see what these guys are these boneheads are talking
about
so this let's go Brandon, I think has caught storm. It's
it's cooler than I thought it would be. It's out of control.
Now remember, I
said this would have legs and remember that but oh really has
legs? Yeah.
Okay. You were skeptical? I won't say you were against it.
You were skeptical. But it's so tough don't make me get the
clip. It was so it's so perfect. Because let's go Brandon is so
not vulgaris so not insulting yet I think can't in Canada
Navia you're not even allowed to publish it anymore. Can the navy
of all places What do you guys care?
And so now everyone whose name's Brandon and actually wouldn't
mind hearing let's go Brandon. It now that's like verboten in
Canada.
Yes.
And there was a sound wrong with those people.
So there was a journalist on a Southwest flight. And when I
don't first upon takeoff or landing, landing, oh, so you
heard Do you have a clip of this by any chance? No, I know the
story though. Yeah, that the pilot signed off with let's go
branded and this journalist lost her crap and I was like,
demanded to see the pilot. Because I'm a journalist. I need
to know why you did that. I guess they almost kicked her off
the flight. They should
have kicked her off the plane while I was in midair.
But it's it's real. It's interesting.
It's become a big, big stink. You see the Mattei? EBPs? Which
one? The let's go brand. No, I did not No, no, tell me what do
you write just came out. And of course he condemn CNN, the CNN
people a bunch of X spooks as he defines them. Also they are and
they're all bent out of shape. And so his point was, hey, well,
well, they're saying let's go brand and getting people bent
out of shape. What about the people who literally said fuck
Trump? Yeah. And then they extolled the virtue? Yes. Yes.
That's more like a we're trying to present the truth to power
Yeah. But what he gets all goes a little nuts on these people,
but it's just like, Well, yeah, it has it all began with with
the pilot, and what and what? Who they want to get fired. Now
of course, what we didn't see with the F Trump stuff was you
know, this phenomenon and again, it was tipped off to this
because the the executive watches college football has
really like into it. Check into scores during our dinner. Which
is I be one of those kids for find out. You are one of those
guys. What do you mean, you came to our pre wedding? Drink? You
came to the house it Hey, how's it going? Does this TV work? I
got to see the score. You sat down right away in front of the
season. DREW? Yeah.
I wasn't watching TV. I was just checking the scores.
Here's 100,000 No
idea why
it's not important. Here's 100,000 college football fans
this weekend.
Holy crap, man. That's that's a lot.
You hear this a lot. But you never heard that for Trump.
That's what what that's what's interesting, because I think
young people in particular, they're just dissatisfied. They
don't hate Joe Biden. Just dissatisfied. They're like Yeah,
yeah, let's do the same for Joe Biden. To make me feel better.
Well, they're do According to TV their networks are freaked out
about Oh, really? Yeah.
In what way? They're afraid. Well, it's like a bob up the
air. It's like a baba booey people are going to be doing it
everywhere.
Well, they they're they're have to they say that because of the
woman who did the let's go Brandon commentary that when did
the original original? The original? The OG Let's go?
Do we do we had that clip? Didn't let me see. Let's go.
I think you do it was it. Go ahead clip.
Yeah. Where is it though? Is
that a NASCAR race? Yes, no, I
know that. No, I'm
just I'm just stalling him.
Thank you very much. I appreciate it. You know, I
somehow I don't think we have that. How can that be?
Maybe I speak it was like our dole or labeling issues. Yes.
There you go. I'm just looking at Brandon. You think that that
would that would be there somewhere? But no. No, no such
luck. Oh, here it is. I found it. I knew I knew I would find
it. Thank you to all of our partners. Oh my god. It's just
such an unbelievable moment. told me
you had a better copy than
it might have. Yeah, that's Brandon brown Talladega class
winner. That guy goes down in infamy to as the guy has paid
does
that Dry Case? They can't even say his name in Canada.
But it's so cool because you catch yourself. Like I'm walking
the dog this morning. Like on the dog sniffing around like,
come on. Let's go Brandon. You can't help yourself. It's just
too funny. You actually amuse yourself with this. But as Scott
Adams pointed out what kind of evil glitch in the Matrix and I
said it is this because let's go Brandon the hashtag LGB. I mean,
could it get even weirder?
Yes, it has. So you have a song for Dan to show mixes. The LGB
song is quite cool. Very good luck with the other foreigner
shot. Yeah, border guy. So Well, other than the branded thing,
what else is going on this? But you didn't finish this? That's
all he had that we anything else that's from the executive.
That's all I have for you since he's a current executive. I
can't tell
you stuff you can't talk about but yeah, I'm no good gossip.
anything? No? Nothing?
I could. No, but in general No, not really. Not really. But
other than, you know, a lot of stuff about industry vaccine
mandates and how that's hurting the industry. You know, for for
ENT for all all of their stuff.
Look, you know, bet it is there you go. You get AIG. Did he get
any? What about Baldwin gossip? He could talk about that.
Not didn't have any. Now, he's also, you know, they used they
came from Brooklyn. So, you know, he's just now about to
purchase his first gun. You know, so he's had to get over
some humps. And yeah, I mean, I understand. People who have not
been accustomed to firearms are very, very freaked out and
cautious. Training. Yeah. Well, they that's what he's getting.
He's getting training and his trainer is going to go buy it
with him and all this stuff. And so yeah, typical.
Well, he used to have gun safety in high school in the United
States of America.
Maybe start with this, boots on the ground report? Well, boots
on the ground, a great deconstruction from producer
Matt, who said, you know, I've been looking at the CDC studies,
they keep referencing about vaccines preventing against
severe disease and death. And the CDC lit themselves linked to
28 studies which show different things, but they they claim here
that two of these studies show outcomes related to fatal
disease. And one of those shows zero deaths for either Vaxxer
unboxed. And he kind of dove into the studies. And this is
very misleading the way that they've presented this data, and
it seems like no one but one low, no agenda show producer has
decided to dive into it. By the way, both of the studies that
that claim to know speak about the outcome of severe or fatal
disease. Both of those are from Qatar,
which I find is heard about the Qatar studies.
Yeah. Now 89% of the population of Qatar is not Qatari, and you
know, they're expatriates. So I'm, you know, they could be
from all over the world. I'm not sure anyway, study number one,
which by coincidence, has Reference link number 33. So I
always got to pay attention to those things. This is the fatal
disease does not actually even mention unvaccinated people. It
compares outcomes of people who got the vaccine split whether or
not they end up with a positive or negative PCR test. So the
website says speaks to fatal disease. Zero people die in the
unvaccinated group. And have this flowchart attached to it.
Seven people were and this is where it gets tricky. Seven
people were excluded because they contracted COVID-19 After
the first dose, and before 14 days after getting their second
dose. And four because they didn't get to quote fully
vaccinated, meaning they didn't get to 14 days after the last
dose before the end of the study. Any of those 11 people
could have died, of course, but they just excluded them from the
study. Because they they didn't have their second or they were
within the 14 day course, which is what we saw previously, from
doctor saying this, but this is actually their data.
So they have you know, they they just omitted a bunch of stuff
and said, See, it's safe. Yeah, anyway, that's science. You
had to do that to get such as just just return by the date. I
got to Pfizer data kids update, UI basing everything on Pfizer,
so let's go with the good guys data.
Yeah, you got it?
Well, the data that Pfizer submitted to the FDA shows the
vaccine was 90.7% effective in preventing symptomatic COVID-19.
And there were also no serious safety concerns in the trial,
which included over 4000 Kids, although I should say a very
rare side effect, like myocarditis wouldn't show up in
a study of this size. Still, federal health officials who
spoke to reporters yesterday say they are confident this vaccine
is safe and effective for kids
confident. Oh, that sounds great.
Yeah, it confident confident. Now, which was that
you played? Pfizer kids data?
Any? Oh, I'm
sorry. I didn't see there were two. Okay. Yes. The only that
one? I played the s&p Yeah. Okay, within play the uptake
one,
actually in a recent poll shows that only about a third of
parents say they plan to vaccinate their children right
away. What kind of concern is there about that? Yeah,
I mean, uptake was slower than expected in the 12 to 17 age
group when they became eligible and some public health officials
say uptake might be slow in this group to acting FDA commissioner
Janet Woodcock was asked yesterday about parents who may
be wanting to wait until other children have gotten vaccinated.
And here's what she said,
as a parent. If I had young children children this age
group, I would get them vaccinated. Now, I would not
want to take the rest day would be one of the ones who would
develop long COVID Who would develop a multi system
inflammatory syndrome or have to be hospitalized from the virus.
So far more than 8000 kids in this age group have been
hospitalized with COVID-19 in nearly 100 have died, which is
more than die from influenza each year. Pediatricians I've
been talking to do recommend vaccination right away. For
parents who aren't sure yet who have questions, they suggest
connecting with a trusted medical professional to help
think it all through.
Where was this from this
report? And PR
Oh, that was that was actually more detailed than CBS tonight
the
FDA authorized the Pfizer vaccine for children ages five
to 11, saying it was nearly 91% effective in preventing COVID a
CDC Advisory Committee is expected to decide Tuesday
whether to give the final green light, which would clear the way
for more than 20 million children to begin receiving
shots as soon as Wednesday.
Mm hmm. And what is this uptake bullshit that that NPR lady was
talking about? What does that mean? Well, uptake it's
flatline. And it's not even I budget a
new word. A new word. Uh huh. Okay. And it has to do with
acceptance or, you know, the percentage of people that will
actually do it. They mentioned stuff in that report like, long
COVID Yeah, kids even get COVID let alone get long. COVID Which
is something of a myth. I just found the hole they had one more
report about the kids in the in the this is another one called a
five year old vaccine update and this on PBS.
See five year old Oh, got it. Number five.
The Food and Drug Administration formerly recommended Pfizer's
COVID-19 vaccine for young children. The CDC makes the
final decision next week on the lower dose shots for five to 11
year olds. Meanwhile, 1000s of New York City's police officers,
firefighters and others refused to comply with today's deadline
to get vaccinated, there'll be put on unpaid leave starting
Monday. In Illinois, a federal judge refused to block vaccine
mandates issued by state and local authorities. Some workers
there had sought a restraining order.
I have some stuff on that as well, but I just like to go back
to the new words that you were talking about. So uptake being a
new word and long COVID. Check this
and Merriam Webster dictionary is out with this year's crop of
455 newly added words they range from tbh and abbreviation for,
to be honest to super spreader to fluffernutter the sandwich of
peanut butter and marshmallow cream. And for fathers who eat
too many fluffer nutters there's DadBod
Alright, let's look at some of the new words. And there it
is. And never I have the exact same clip that you just played.
Oh, really? And it's like date we were gonna go look at the new
words. Yeah, I will say they picked to just pick the top
three. When you look at the press release. This is the first
three words on there. That's all they had to do. Yeah, yeah, this
is how lazy it is because you're such a funny words in here.
Well, let's look at the Coronavirus words first there it
is long COVID Right off the bat, new word we played it and right
away it's in the dictionary. Definition a condition that is
marked by the presence of symptoms such as fatigue cough,
shortness of breath, headache, or brain fog, which persists for
an extended period of time such as weeks or months following a
person's initial recovery from COVID-19 infection so it's a
thing whether you whether we believe it or not. Vaccine
passport
kit now the question the big vaccine passports in there,
which is your fav? Ah, no, it's not. But is the are these? How
much vaccine passport a new word thank you a phrase. It's not and
why would it be any worse in the Merriam Webster website itself?
They're saying these are new words a physical
or digital document providing proof of vaccination against one
or more infectious diseases such as COVID-19. But then there's
also super spreader. And I think this isn't a new word. Yes,
because it's a word. It's actually a word they do
hyphenate it's an event or location at which a significant
number of people contract the same communicable disease often
used before so like How about hysteria, often used before
another noun such as a super spreader event. The term super
spreader originally referred to a slightly Oh to a highly
contagious person capable of oh, this is a change this is
interesting. The term super spread originally referred to a
highly contagious person capable of passing on a disease to many
other and many others and now can also refer to a single place
or location where many others are infected. So it's they have
an old usage and then Typhoid Mary be the only acid. And then
again, two words breakthrough medical outbreaks just
breakthrough medical, not just breakthrough category medical
infection occurring in someone who is fully vaccinated against
an infectious agent often used before another noun such as
breakthrough cases or breakthrough infection.
There's a, I'm gonna go on a couple on the end of the list of
a COVID. I have those in front of me. From words from online
culture and communication that we're missing besides tbh. WTF,
maybe that's already been accepted. But this one gets me
is because, yes. Did you see this? Yes, I did. It's very
interesting. Because instead of using the word in a traditional
sense, which is you know, as a connector word that because of
this or that, yeah, it's easy to say because,
yeah, but now now, how can we use it differently these days?
Well, because Oh, God, I just did. That's
it. I'd like am I right? As a new word.
Am I right? All one word. Am I are it he could use it. Well,
that reminds me now there's a couple in here. It's a social
media thing. Yeah, I think I've heard it. digital nomad, by the
way is fine with Julia
Yeah, D platform, it's not hyphen. Finally, that word never
has a dictionary entry. And now hopefully it will. And the
definition is to remove and ban a registered user from a mass
communication medium such as a social network or blogging
website broadly, to prevent from having or providing a platform
to communicate. That sounds pretty evil that way, doesn't
it?
Yeah, I agree. Now, here's one that got me which is copy pasta.
Oh, brother. I didn't see this one. I don't
know what this means. Copy pasta is in is a data is a data
processing term. Supposedly, it's been copied and spread
widely online means something has been copied, and, and spread
widely. online copy pasta can be a highlighted meme, or it can
have more serious intent with a political or cultural message. I
have never heard this word. How is it now a new word? Have you
ever heard it? No. Is anyone in the troll room? Have you guys
heard this bull crap word? I think they make these up and put
them in just to see if we were paying attention.
Let's see all the time. Okay, Boomer. Oh.
You're gonna get debt. There you go. No,
it seems like a lot of people heard. I've never heard
copypasta you're just out of touch. Oh, thanks. Hold on.
Let's kick that person out. Who was that? Mr. Kick him out.
Yeah, mistake kicking you out as a couple
more on off would they have astroturf which I thought was an
old term that's long since been defined but okay was get that
What about ism? Yeah,
that's another another fan favorite.
And then vote a ramaa
vote or Rama cheese? How about about small ball which I thought
was something you know, some affliction you get
small smartlace small the other things we'll case was small ball
on here. Yes. small ball. Yeah, they're a small ball, a small
ball, which is an old old old term. I'm surprised it's not
hasn't been on here before if they're gonna use these terms. A
small ball goes back to Billy ball in the in the 70s I think
or the 80s when Billy Martin was the manager of the A's and he
was a master playing small ball. And it's the type of approach to
baseball where you just nickel and dime people to death with
you know, bunting and squeeze Bunsen and steals left and
right. is not new. It's not It's hardly. It's not even used
anymore. Much. Because nobody plays that kind of baseball
anymore. They go with the, you know,
me read. Let me read the definition, an offensive
strategy that involves at bats that advanced one or more base
runners into scoring position. In basketball, a game strategy
used on speed and agility of players as opposed to height and
physicality. Or in general a strategy for progressing towards
a goal by proceeding in small steps or by addressing small
matters. Oh, like our exit strategy is small ball
That's why nobody else uses it they do use small they actually
small ball and basketball. Yes has been a more recent term ever
since. Steph Curry's actually the one who the three point shot
in, created this situation.
Let's get back to to the news. Other news as this one slipped
by. I don't understand where it came from. But while everyone
was talking about the kids and gab into kids, CBS had this.
There's
new information tonight for those asking questions about
natural immunity. A new study from the CDC found that
unvaccinated people who recovered from COVID are
actually five times more likely to get infected again, than
those who are vaccinated with Pfizer or Maderna. That means
that vaccine immunity is far superior than natural immunity.
Above about that,
I mean, we're just got a lot of play. But how did
where does this come from? This is another CDC study
is it's a bunch of lies that the CDC put together people have
looked at this study is a bull crap. That's crazy. This is done
to get rid of certain guys are out there. You know, the, the
here's the, you know, they're still working the kinks out of
the giant mechanism they created here, and one of them is the
people out there, especially a couple of basketball players who
said, Hey, I've had COVID What I need to shot for, right? I've
had COVID What do I need to shot for? Okay, Bill, what are we
gonna do about this? These guys who say they have COVID? They
don't think they need this shot because of natural immunity.
Crap, what are we gonna do about that? Well, let's come up with a
bogus study and say that it's gonna they're gonna die.
Wow. But I mean, okay, well, I need to see this study, and it
does stand out. I can just be propagating this.
Oh, no, it's yeah, that propagates it crazy. This is to
get to people who haven't do have had COVID to get them to
take this shot. Yeah, this market is really suspicious if
he asked man's marketing Well, I'm beginning to wonder now this
has gone too far.
What do you mean by that?
To come up with a bogus report that doesn't seem to know what
do you mean by you're beginning to wonder I'm beginning to
wonder what they're up to. How about killing people while
they're beginning to wonder about killing
people? How about population killing people
on and off yeah, and now that they got into the fourth and
fifth shots to the old people's like cheesy, what does it take
to kill these guys?
We went from two weeks to flatten the curve to this room
my head is spinning. Now in the European Union in Euro land,
the Netherlands not forget to two weeks flatten the curve,
bullcrap.
In Euro land, things are kicking up again and the same bull crap.
I mean, they even have Pfizer sales guys now on television
talking about how important the third job will be. It's crazy. I
wish I could play it for this whole industry. But this is some
great talk shows, um, you know, the mainstream there. There's
just Pfizer guys in there telling people the shots going
to be great. The third one, on Tuesday, there's going to be
another big press conference because well, you know, we have
this Corona POS. Which allows you to go into restaurants,
theaters, bars, nightlife, etc. You can show natural immunity
or, you know, you could show that you've recovered from it
with a doctor's certificate, a note, vaccination, of course,
and negative test. And there's people in lines all day long to
get negative tests for these busy I think the up the uptake
might not have been as great there's people pretend. So now
they're talking about well, maybe you know, we should have
separate rules. You know, if you if you're not vaccinated, even
though you're negative, maybe you just can't can't go out.
Good. Now the members of the European Parliament, a couple of
them six. We didn't play this. This is actually they've already
done their second briefing now. So they're still alive, which is
good to see. I think one from Ukraine, a couple from Germany,
I'm not quite sure exactly where all these folks are from, they
have no power. They're in the European Parliament that just
did their to warm the seats, sadly, but they do have a voice
and they get these press conferences together. So they've
done two of them. And here's three clips. Here's the first
Well,
thank you so much for being here again with us. It's been a week
since the last conference that we had in Strasbourg, where we
raised deeply concerns about what was planned to be happening
in the parliament, specifically the decision of the Bureau of
the leaders of the parliament to straight pretty much the staff,
our assistants, and ourselves as directly elected By the by the
European citizens, all these people to be stripped of their
fundamental rights, the right to work, the right to decide as
they want to do with their own bodies. And nevertheless, in our
case, the right that we have and the parameters and immunities
that we have as elected by the people not to be influenced in
any way, when we do our mandate. So each one of us who are
present here, and many of us are at home supporting us, you know,
we have this this pandemic situation, you know, a lot of us
because of all these measures are at home, but they are all
behind us. So we are again here today, to express exactly what
happened each one of us is going to present, from their
perspective, what happened during this this week in the
Parliament, and what is the plan going forward?
So we have a couple of presentations, these are very
interesting to watch, it's well covered, even audios pretty
decent. And this guy, I forget who he is he now he's going to
talk to us about the contracts that I believe Pfizer, but the
pharmaceuticals signed with different European countries,
and what the terms of those contracts are. So they, you
know, obviously a European version of a FOIA request. And
lo and behold, the contracts looked like something that come
out of the US intelligence, page after page just blacked out in
its entirety, a contract, where the people of the European Union
are paying their money to purchase these medications. And
he's not happy about this,
what do we demand it full access to the contract sign between
these companies that produce the vaccines and the European Union,
a contract signed between pharmaceutical company and the
European Commission in November of 2014, was made available to
match on Tuesday, in a redacted format. And I will just show you
the pages. These are the pages. You see, they call these
transparency is there. So this is the fundamental principle
right? of democracies. I'm asking you guys, is this
transparency? Do you see anything? Cuz we don't
these black pages?
Oh, wow. Now, the more that doesn't make any sense, I can
see why you get riled up. What's what's the what's the blackout
that such has to be kept a secret?
Yeah, well, I think it's the as we know, from previous
contracts, it's the collateral like, you know, you got to give
us all your you got to port we're taking your port as
collateral. Yeah, sure.
That's exactly what it is a bunch of very onerous, provisos
that need to be exposed.
The probably most influential person of these six is Christina
Anderson. She's a German member of European Parliament for a
day. So you know, there's a lot of people that listen to her and
here's her kind of wrap up spiel,
but it is not the goal that renders the system oppressive.
It is always the methods by which the goal is pursued.
Whenever a government claims to have the people's interests at
heart, you need to think again, in the entire history of
mankind. There has never been the political elite, sincerely
concerned about the well being of regular people. What makes
any of us think that it is different now. If the Age of
Enlightenment has brought forth anything, then certainly this
never take anything any government tells you at face
value. Always question everything any government does,
or does not do. Always look for ulterior motives and always ask
Cui bono who benefits whenever a political elite pushes agenda,
this heart and resort to extortion and manipulation to
get their way, you can almost always be sure, your benefit is
definitely not what they had at heart. As far as I'm concerned,
I will not be vaccinated with anything that has not been
properly vetted and tested and has shown no sound scientific
evidence that the benefits outweigh the disease itself, and
possible long term side effects, which to this day, we don't know
anything about I will not be reduced to mere guinea pig by
getting vaccinated with an experimental drug. And I will
most assuredly not get vaccinated because my government
tells me to and promises in return, I will be granted
freedom. Let's be clear about one thing. No one grants me
freedom for I am a free person. So I dare the European
Commission and the German government. throw me in jail. to
lock me up and throw away the key for all I care, but you will
never be able to coerce me into being vaccinated if I, the free
citizen that I am. Choose not to be vaccinated.
I think we should get our Christine Anderson prayer
candles ready. Just go into the Gulag man.
Now, definitely a troublemaker.
What she said so she says, Hey, don't trust your government. You
she's the government, but don't trust your government. You can
ever trust your government. I disagree. When the intelligence
community in America comes out with a report, we trust it right
away.
Peter Doocy live in Rome. Peter, thanks live while I have you.
What
are we learning from? What are we learning updated report about
the COVID-19 origins came out late this afternoon? Yes, it
expands on that 90 day review of the COVID origins that the
President ordered a few months back and what they found in this
18 Page update is one Intel agency is saying they believe
COVID came from a lab accident. They say they have moderate
confidence in that for other Intel agencies say COVID came
from exposure to an infected animal but they have low
confidence. Three other Intel agencies are saying they need
more info and the Director of National Intelligence has
concluded they don't think China was making a bio weapon but the
DNI is concluding that unless China comes forward with more
information to help them fill in the blanks, then we will
probably never know the origin of COVID
for sure. No.
Yeah, we'll never know.
We never know that was that was bread bar. I got a PBS version
of that story, which sounds a little shorter.
Jeff says I hear is that, Jeff?
No, that's um, does that what you're hearing was a run from
about 40 motorcycles going down the freeway? I didn't know how
fleurs
cool with the Trump flags. No,
no Trump likes in California to legal okay, what's tender Wuhan
again? Yes, I got it.
US intelligence agency said in a report released today that they
cannot conclude whether the virus that caused the pandemic
leaked from a lab in Wuhan China or if it spread by animal to
human transmission. But the report did say that if the virus
leak from the lab it was likely an accident and not developed as
a bio weapon.
Because they really didn't that's important to point that
out. I guess I'm not a bio weapon.
So they made a point in both reports and I think any report
you're going to hear is they're made there it goes kind of like
this. Ah, we can't be sure but but but but if it was from a lab
we're pretty sure that if it was from a lab was an accident a
minute make up your mind. Yeah, you're either if you you're not
sure where it's from, but if it did come from a lab it's
definitely was an accident it wasn't a bio weapon. What can
every what is what is this kind of what kind of intelligence
is like goes right on it goes right along with the concept of
vaccinated people are just as capable of spreading the disease
to unvaccinated people. So therefore you need to be
vaccinated. Now you can you can tell anyone who believes in this
that there's logic that doesn't make sense they're under
malformation hypnosis it doesn't matter you can't tell them
anything
well, you can't I there is an element at play here which is
the the bio weapon element Yes. Because it was brought up it
wasn't like
synonymous not a mistake. There's no coincidences they
said they say it for free. What do you think?
I think what because it was financed by the it was our money
and it was our original program it came out of for Dietrich
probably and it was
Oh I gotcha yours What you're saying is we might as well plant
the seed now that it's not a bio weapon for when it comes out
that it actually was from Fort Dietrich,
or was out of Fort Dietrich designed as a bio weapon.
No, that's the point. It's of course it was designed as a bio
weapon but once once they hear for Dietrich, they'll remember
it's not a bio weapon. It's just an accidental it should happen.
Okay,
so we were developing a bio weapon Shanks ready to go who
got hit the hardest by it supposedly, even though these
numbers are dubious, but we still got hit hearts. Looks like
a bio weapon to me.
You know, I'll just say this for if you're talking to people, and
they're flipping out about mandates, by the way, in the UK.
People are shouting Nuremberg is coming and throwing syringes
over the fence of Parliament. It's nice. Nice, nice. I think
that's I think that could there's something with a syringe
that we can do it. Maybe we should have syringes printed on
the side. Let's go Brandon. I mean, there's all kinds of great
things that could be done here.
Brandon is the best let's go and play. I got a few part clip here
on the cops in this country in the mandates, okay. Concert
caught cops PBS is the first of these are four clips and there's
a punch line they want ditch clips are a couple of for too
long but they're educational
in New York this afternoon was the deadline for all city
workers to get at least one vaccine dose or go on unpaid
leave. It could mean several 1000 officers may be on leave as
early as Monday. As John Yang reports in New York and other
cities around the country, some of the loudest opposition voices
belong to police union officials.
By the way, the the executive and his wife they were back in
New York, and they took a trip through bed, Stites, Bed Stuy,
but Stuyvesant Bedford Stuyvesant Stuyvesant, yeah,
Bedford Stuyvesant, they said, It is unbelievable. That place
is transformed. It is junk, it's dirty. There's trash everywhere,
mainly because the sanitation workers are slowing down or
stopping. It's a mess. Oh, that's
supposed to be garbage. The streets of New Yorker. It's
horrible. Now,
a pile of garbage and rats. Mm hmm.
Yeah. Having lived in New York, yeah. I just kind of funny.
It's very funny. It's happened before David Dinkins comes to
mind. That's
right. That's right. Well,
so let's go to cops. Get College. NY Islamize have cop 26
years what cop 26
No, I see you guys but they're cops to NYC PBS. Yeah, it
would be it
carrying signs reading my body my choice and no vaccine
mandate. 1000s of people including your police and
firefighters marched across the Brooklyn Bridge this week to
protest the city's director.
Today is a day in which we the workers of this great city stand
up to unreasonable mandates.
The mandate is one of the most aggressive in the nation. Mayor
Bill DeBlasio your city worker you need to be vaccinated. We
are here to keep you safe, so you can keep everyone else safe.
We need you to keep everyone around you in the workplace
safe. We need you to make sure that people who you encounter
for people this city the rest of the city are safe. Most new york
city municipal workers are getting vaccinated with the pace
picking up as today's deadline neared. Today officials said 71%
Of Fire Department workers and 80% of police employees have
gotten at least one dose. But the city's biggest police union
continues to resist and is in court trying to block the
mandate calling it coercive and the threat of unpaid leave for
not complying arbitrary and capricious. It prefers an
earlier plan calling for weekly testing. city and state
officials are making contingency plans for possible staffing
shortfalls on Monday, the first day of the leaves would take
effect.
And now a couple of things the so these cops and in Chicago
too, which is the report continues in Chicago was brought
into it. These cops you know they worked from March, February
of 2020 through January almost a year with no vaccination
available. And they got through it and they did their jobs and
everything was fine. Now all of a sudden, now all of a sudden
they have to get there, man. I mean, what's the point? It's
obviously they weren't catching anything.
These Okay, these numbers of the 71% 80% I have a hard time
believing that I just leave it. And they and they get around it
by saying at least one. Yeah, I think there's a lot of people
who went you know, that was not a good ride. Yeah, I kind of go
for two. So it's got to be it's just got to be much lower
anyway.
Well, whether it is or not at this. These guys are standing up
for themselves. Yes, something. Part three of this in cities
like Seattle, San Diego and Los Angeles police unions have urged
members to resist vaccine requirements, even though COVID
has killed about 500 law enforcement officers nationwide
since the pandemic began. That's more than all other causes of
death combined. We have a way to prevent those clubs from dying.
And it's it's been tested. Former Boston police official
Chuck Wexler is executive director of the Police Executive
Research Forum. Development Group, right
look if they were getting shot, or stabbed on the streets of
America at the rate they're dying of COVID there would be
outrage, but it's right issue has become politicized.
The clash over vaccine mandates comes as police are under
increasing scrutiny with a nationwide spike in the murder
rate. And incidents like the death of George Floyd, in many
big cities that's led to tense relations between elected
leaders and police unions in few places. Is it as bitter as it is
in Chicago where the mayor and the police union president have
long been at odds. In August Mayor Lori Lightfoot elected on
a pledge of police reform ordered all city workers to
report their vaccination status by October 15. Or go on unpaid
leave.
We're gonna keep fighting this mandate. And this dictatorship
police union president
John cannons era took to social media to urge disobedience
do not comply with any direct order to fill out the portal
period.
It is illegal they cannot do it.
The mayor called positioning foolish
but unfortunately that's in keeping with the leadership of
this Fraternal Order of Police racist misogynist Blair
last clip kind of tells me a lot and and it's it this is the it's
finishes with Chicago and this and and Beetlejuice woman.
Just everyone I know just says Larry, that's that's just all I
know. It's always Larry. Larry.
So here we go. My
deadline, almost a third of the city's more than 12,000 officers
had not complied.
For the first time in my 21 year career. I displayed direct
order. This is very stressful for these officers, for myself.
And, you know, it seems that the city doesn't care.
But as union protesters gathered at City Hall This Week, the city
is giving most of them another chance. Only 27 officers have
been placed on unpaid leave. The union president warns of the
possibility of Scores of police off the job.
I don't know how the mayor in good conscience can forced us to
go forward and risk sending half the police department home and
subjecting the citizens of this city to that
what I have concerns about is seeing four officers die
needlessly of COVID-19. Again, you're all aware, we had four
officers who passed away in 2020. Every single one of them
from COVID-19.
Interesting, she did not mention the officer who died right after
taking the vaccine shot that we reported on. On the last show.
You didn't see a news report.
Yes, but let's stop there. For it was mentioned in the report
how many officers are on the police force 12,000. That means
one out of 3000 The death rate. So three out for every 3000
Cops, one of them may be died of COVID. And this is the reason
for the mandate because their drop is this dropping like flies
to you know, a dropping, get left and right. I was one out of
3000 in the cramped quarters of Chicago had a COVID death. This
is this is what you should be concerned about. What kind of
lunatics are out there making these mandates? Well, those
numbers are do not call for a mandate.
I have a feeling that it's about something else.
They're trying to kill us.
That's pretty much it. Other resisters Ice Cube walks away
from his movie deal, which $9 million for him way to go cube
and just in general on these mandates. And anyone who you I
mean, here's what here's what you could say to anyone. It's
like all mandates good is important. So yeah, you may not
care about this vaccine mandate. But what happens if they want to
mandate something in the future that you don't agree with? Yeah,
could be anything
that mandate have your balls cut off to how that's actually good
for the population control?
Hey, so shouldn't they have clearly this is not working?
Cops, and certainly the look, we're seeing all these people
standing up. And they're saying no, we're not going to do it.
Should if we if you and I were consulting, which we do
professionally, the creative work Consulting Group, for the
Democrat Party and for the Biden administration, we'd probably
say Yo, Brandon, you know, you need some kind of release valve
they need to do they need to at least have a plan don't you
think?
Justin came to me in more detail what you're thinking.
I don't have I don't have an idea but so this is not
happening. So these cops are going to walk the firefighters
the sanitation, everyone's going a percentage certainly will walk
Yeah. Wouldn't they back off on this? Right? So
the backing off is they done it. They backed off in LA they
backed off and I think San Diego, what's the back off in LA
where they do? I think it was in LA. They said, We're too many
people. We're going to No, we're just not going to enforce this.
Okay, I didn't realize Oh, that's good. I
think it was in LA. Somebody's got to correct me on this.
Because I don't know. But it was in California, which was what
surprised me the most. I know that now.
It's one shares. It's only one share of apparently.
It was the sheriff's department, Sheriff's
Department. Okay.
Well, that's the biggest part of la police.
I don't know. So that's there you go.
The Sheriff's Department LA's huge
was it the LA Sheriff LA County Sheriff's? Yeah,
yeah, that would be a monster operation.
Okay. All right. So you're saying just keep up appearances
and let it slip on the backside and not talk about it because
the
media what they're gonna have to do media will reportedly
operate. Yeah. I mean, I don't see the governor of California
going after the Sheriff's Department.
That would be on advisable. I would think the the number of US
traffic deaths in the first six months of 2021 Hit 20,160 The
highest first half total since 2006. Yeah. That was 18.4%
Higher. And I believe it and I think this may be driving around
vaccinations baby.
vaccinations. Yeah. Ooh, Showtime. I
think it's finally time to say that these might be
vaccinations.
Well, I think it has to do with the for the bird Good. Well, for
most of the year, they've had no not enough patrol as people
driving like maniacs
No, that's also possible that certainly would it would help
but there's I don't
go I don't take one run on a highway 80 pot hole filled
highway 80 which doesn't seem to ever get the road repaved. I
slept in spots. Without some usually two kids you been very
in Bryce burners shooting by a one following the other burners
going crazy and I've done this road in and out and crossing the
guy chasing them isn't so some sort of a race Yeah, I see it
all the time. And yeah, you see him coming but then when one
goes by like I'm like the maniac CRL like 100 Usually when they
go by you have to be prepared for the second guy is always too
rarely three but once in a while but generally to two guys
showing off to their girlfriend's friend to get them
all killed.
I'm gonna have to get some if I can a break down these numbers.
I like to know how many single vehicle accidents there were.
That's the one I'm interested in just people crashing into stuff.
Because I've seen the report that could be of accident. I've
seen the reports. I just don't know how much of this number it
makes that just just just a little point. But why don't we
check in real quick with India. Since wi O N has done a report
about Pfizer.
There is no other way to describe Pfizer's business
practices. This is vaccine terrorism, talking about common
good. virus vaccines is supposed to be a global public good. But
what happens when a vaccine manufacturer starts bullying?
Governments are silenced. Supplies are halted and profits
take proceedings over saving lives. I'm not describing a
hypothetical situation here. I am describing what Pfizer is
doing. The American pharma giant it is doing all of this it is
bullying countries to submit to its demands. We first reported
about this back in February this year.
Bullying, the bullying everybody.
I love that woman. That bully has a great report. It's a fact.
Yeah, she's good. I'm
glad somebody is coming out with this stuff. So just Dr. Media
won't ever Pfizer's Great. bouches God ivermectin sucks.
That's pretty much the three talking points you want
and and the way our vaccine journey started, was in
2009 2010, with the financial news and we were we were looking
at I'll just repeat it shortly Goldman Sachs, I think it was
and they were all jacked up about the future of vaccines.
And this of course, you know, although we didn't know it at
the time was you know, this mRNA technology is starting to crank
up a little bit. They'd already been tested in the mid 90s. So
this has been around for a while and they were talking about it
ever work, you know, vaccine a vaccine mind you quotes air
quotes to help you stop smoking a vaccine against cocaine
addiction, a vaccine against drinking a vaccine against the
body over eating, there's all this crazy stuff. And the best
part is, it can't get sued. So now what I'm decided to do is
with as we come towards the next phase of this, which may be an
end or I doubtful, but I'm back at the financial press, because
that's where you're going to hear really, what these what
these folks want for their own pocketbook. And we've always had
the Pfizer guy on, Scott. What's his name? Godley Gottlieb. Yeah,
the Pfizer, board member, former FDA. Director. Now we have the
solving door. Yes. Well, now we have the CEO of Merck. Now mark
is not in the vaccine game. But he does have important news to
share with us.
As you said, we did have an incredibly strong quarter and
it's really coming in
they had a strong they did a billion more than expected. But
what did they do that?
Well wasn't over.
I'm just I'm well, I don't know they did a million was
ivermectin, other ones who make it they did a billion dollars
more than expected, which is, you know, that's a that's quite
a miss on the predictions. As you said,
we did have an incredibly strong quarter. And it's really coming
across all of the pillars of our business. You know, you've
mentioned some of those, that within our oncology business led
by Katroo de which grew 22% in the quarter, our vaccines
business led by Gardasil, which grew 68. And then obviously, our
animal health business, which had strong growth at 16%. So
real by
the way, you know, our friends are the executive, his wife or
Vax. And, sure, and I said, and people are Vax, we have to, and
honestly, she said, Just
Just stay away from their shedding. Their exosomes are
good. Things are dangerous.
She said, I honestly said I just did. I just didn't want the
hassle. But she's very interested in learning more. And
what was the point I was gonna make? Oh, that and this may work
for other people. I said, How about Gardasil. Do you remember
that guy was talking about how you and I figured out what was
going on and that big marketing scheme should know I thought
that was a scam to haha.
Tonight that was a scam.
Yeah. Now, this is something that women that obviously women
women, of course, are much more in tune with the scam? Men for
them. Yes, yes. Yeah. Yeah. And like, okay, it's okay. Yes,
maybe think about, I mean, I'm not shaming or anything. But I
think she was like, Holy crap. Yeah,
led by Gardasil, which grew 68% in the quarter. And then
obviously, our animal health business, which had strong
growth at 16%. So really, we are seeing the impact of the
pandemic is largely receding. And really, we have strong
underlying demand and good good momentum in the business right
now I feel really good about. And while it does seem like some
of the numbers around COVID-19 are improving, it still is
having really a grievous impact globally.
So don't worry, we'll you'll need our stuff, no matter what
we really do believe that this new antiviral drug will make a
meaningful difference. And as we look at what is the opportunity
for it, it truly is about a drug, you can take a pill
antiviral pill you can take at home. So it still has, I think,
a meaningful opportunity as another tool to make a
difference. As we look right now, we're currently working
with the FDA to get approval as quickly as possible. We have an
advisory committee coming up the end of November, and then
hopefully, we'll be in a position before the end of the
year to start shipping product both in the United States and
around the world. And as you know, I'm really proud of the
access strategy we put in place around the stroke to make sure
we can accelerate delivery this drug to everyone in the world
that needs it. So as we look at it, I think this is a real
opportunity first, for patients that need it. But it will be an
important opportunity for for Merck as well. And right now
we're on pace to have 10 million doses, or 10 million courses
ready before the end of this year and more than double that
next year. So as we think about the opportunity, this could be
obviously we need to get it approved, we need to see the
label. But as you mentioned, we're working with governments
and we're well positioned to to get this thing moving very
quickly once we have it approved.
I kind of like that term. We need to see the label.
Yeah, he also say he changes right in the middle. He changed
from 10 million doses to 10 million course courses here.
Which is a course is the entire I think is five or 10 pills.
Probably
Amanda Yes, a month's worth would be a course.
Can be a week could be a week from what I've read whatever is
it's $500 a course or do the math
know what I've what I've read is it's $2,000 a course. Which is a
month oh well that's really jacked the price up. So that's
$2 billion. Am I saying that right?
2000 1000 10 million. No, it'd be it'd be 20 billion.
Holy crap.
Yeah, 20 billion we 2 billion chicken feed back.
That's Excuse me. What am I thinking that's not even worthy
of a segment on CNBC. The final thing I, one of our producer
sent me to a sent to me is from the CDC. And maybe you're
interested in this. This is an introduction to motivational
interviewing for healthcare professionals talking with
patients about COVID-19 vaccination. And they have kind
of a skip logic, basically, like a telemarketing script for you
to follow.
Are you interested in interested? I sort of thought
so. Yeah, yeah. And we have to hearken back to one of the notes
reread in the show recently where the guy works in or a
woman so one of our female producers, and she says, they
tried to talk about COVID. So they can charge Medicare. Yes.
Counseling. Yes.
Oh, that was our fraud, waste and abuse Inspector. Yes. Yeah.
Yes, yes. Yeah. Because there's nothing but fraud, waste, and
abuse going on is mostly abuse.
So just by reading the script, you're getting paid as a doctor.
I wonder if it says that anywhere. Because this is a
consultation, it may be built. So it sets you up as a doctor as
a I'm sorry, as a provider, your provider, I'll be your provider
John and I'll see if I can do this. First I need to embrace an
attitude of empathy and collaboration so I need to be
compassionate show me
now I'm going to be the patient the sick patient Yes, you should
be the sick Well, no, it might just some patient that doesn't
want to be at the in the meeting. Well, you need
motivation man,
hold on a second. I'm giving you your role. So Europe, your
patient, you're with your doctor and then your doctors is going
to find out if you've taken the vaccine if you accepted the
vaccine into your life and if you haven't, the doctor is going
to try and convince you with this simple sales script. Okay,
you got it. So yeah, so you don't even know this is coming
up you're not even anticipating I'm
going to go in because I have a sore throat or alright, I have a
raspy throat and I didn't know but I need to I need to lodge
so again, I need to be genuinely curious about the reasons why
you feel the way you do so I'm getting myself signed up for it.
I have to be sensitive to culture, family dynamics and
circumstances that may influence how you view vaccines. Okay, and
remember it says I have to remember arguing debating to not
work so I need taking a strong initial stand may also backfire
and I just looking at you your family dynamics and
circumstances and culture I think you'd be one of those so
I'll go slow. First, I need to ask permission to discuss here
well hold on here Cody. I'm I have a script. I'm gonna read
it. I'm John if it's okay with you. I'd like to spend a few
minutes talking about COVID-19 vaccines and your family.
Okay, man.
Okay, is that a yes?
Isn't dog if you want them to take the vaccine if that's what
you're getting at
the vaccine so the patient says no. Did you was that a no or do
you did want to talk your did you want to talk about that with
me? I'm not interested. I just want to get site get some lunch.
I got a sore throat. Okay, lozenges, I take calm? Is there
anything better than the crap about the drugs drugstore?
He says I'll take option one. I will move on and say Oh, I
respect that. And because I care about your overall health. Maybe
we can talk about vaccines in a future time.
What are some lies just
gone off the rails is alright, he's going off the rails John on
a scale of one to 10 How likely are you because motivational
interviewing I'm supposed to ask a scaled question on a scale of
one to 10 it says Ask the patient a scaled question. For
example on a scale of one to 10 How likely are you to get a
COVID vaccine where one is never intent you already have an
appointment? Is this like a survey so give me just say about
four is this gonna get paid? Say for for this is where Curiosity
comes in. I can say quote, okay, why for why not a lower number?
A man new laws in a year,
this is what doctors are doing all over the country so nobody's
going for it.
That is Funny man. Dang. Okay, I think I'm done with with the
COVID
Yeah, we're Yeah, I got I think I got a COVID stuff. I
think that may be it for today. I mean, none of this none of
this is over by a longshot. There's so much more fun stuff
coming. Like oh wait was Oh yes, I did have something I'm sorry.
I actually had three things here we go well I have one more thing
to this is David's Wyke and he has he's kind of like a like a
TV doctor or kind of never heard of him he was on Megyn Kelly
people seem to know him but he knows a lot of people in the
health care field and this is what he said.
Our top public health experts keep claiming this over and over
there is this solipsism of the American health community that
is baffling
to me. What is solipsism? solipsism. What was that word?
Sal up is Salafism? I think I've never
heard of this Salafism. What is that? Like? Yeah, it's a
word that that lot of people use occasionally. And is one of
those words I've seen it. I know what it means. But then every
time it's used, I can never okay,
Salafism, Sol, IPS ism, the quality of being very self
centered or selfish.
Yeah, it's really impossible word to use. It's just like
dumb. Why do you use this word of this euro of fop?
Or is this solipsism of health community that is baffling to
me, and a number of the experts who I talked with, but most of
them are afraid to speak out, I just got off the phone with one
a half hour ago, and I said, I'm going on Megyn. Kelly, she said,
Don't mention my name. And she's one of my top sources. She is
inquire highly, highly credentialed at one of our top
universities in the country. In total, it was an absolute one of
the top people in this field. And she said, Don't mention her
name. This is really, really important stuff that people are
not aware of how much of dissent there is within the mental
community, medical community, but how afraid so many people
are to speak out on masks in particular, or more on
everything, but PR masks are such a ridiculous third rail
here that they are afraid to speak out, there are some who
have courageously spoken out about it. Alyssa Perkins is one
of them, who she's who I interviewed from one of my
articles, she's in Boston, but there are most of them. People
just don't want to touch it. And it's either explicit, whether
you have you know, you're in a university hospital, you have
the director of your department who says to you, hey, you better
not talk about this, or I think what's more often is that it's
implicit. The the notion that you are going to go against the
CDC, the our nation's leading, you know, disease health agency,
that's a big deal. If you're a doctor.
I guess that's true.
This is no different than it is with climate change. Precisely.
So what causes this phenomenon? And and why does it sustain
itself? So well, it does a great job, whatever the mechanism is
money, it works like a champion has been proven to work with
climate change. And it works with this too, with this whole
so
maybe it's even faster. Maybe it's even beyond money, people
don't mind if they would have to find a different place to
perform their vocation. But if you are really just shunned from
your industry, I think is totally beyond money. Yeah, it's
being shunned from the industry, your peers, all of that stuff.
It's it must be so frightening for so many of them. But it's
only going to get worse. Thomas rent is an attorney, I think is
a YouTube attorney who has now been relegated to bitch shoot,
but he's still an attorney.
No
big letdown
once you once you do stuff on YouTube. They know like you're
off to bitch shoot you go, which is just one step away from
Bridey on so you got to be careful. But he is RUMBLE,
RUMBLE, RUMBLE, RUMBLE is is going to be a huge alternative
certainly with their with their locals. They acquired locals. So
they have a kind of like a social network. But again, de
it's a centralized network. They're based on advertising,
you know it,
they're all doomed.
I don't think it will last long term. Here is here's a minute
and a half of this attorney. He's He's going he's going to
sue hospitals. He's going to sue doctors for wrongful death.
Oh, we've got some real, real powerful whistleblower
information that continues to come to us. We have some true
heroes that are putting this information out. And these are
people who are selfless. They're they're putting themselves at
risk.
It's probably the same people who are afraid to speak up
publicly which is okay, because this helps to, they're
putting themselves at risk to get this information out. These
hospitals are murdering people and they're doing so with
knowledge. They are aware that the what they have doesn't work,
they're aware of what they're doing. And we have got to hold
them back. ownable they're hiding behind NIH protocols. And
they're going to try and suggest that there's no malpractice
because everybody's doing it. But guess what? malpractice. And
any defense for malpractice does not cover intentional torts. And
that's where we are. Let me share some information with you
all. I have this on remdesivir. What we're seeing from
remdesivir is a 25.7% death rate, a 29.8%, kidney failure or
sepsis rate. This is a mind blowing Lehigh number,
especially when they're trying to attack ivermectin where you
see basically no side effects. hydroxychloroquine basically no
side effects. These things are these things are so much safer,
so much safer, but yet we continue to put remdesivir and
we see intentional torts being committed batteries. And well, I
mean, wrongful deaths, amongst others. And they're being
committed under the guise of treatment, but people are
saying, don't get me remdesivir And they're doing it anyways.
That is a battery. Okay, that's, that is absolutely a battery
under about any law that I can I can think of.
So these protocols is what got everybody in trouble. And I've
been reading this book COVID-19 The Global predators, we are the
prey by the boss's husband and wife, what is the name? The
Bregenz br e GG i n. And what they say particularly about the
ventilators, and this and remdesivir as well as that the
all the protocols were set up in the hospital and I don't know
and to what degree they've changed, but they were set up in
the hospital to basically take people who had to be admitted
and get them out of the way to die to make room for new people
to come in. That's all they were doing. That's all they were
doing. In essence hooking people up to it as a battery arc for
sure. Yeah, just hooking people up to some tubes and sticking
like The Matrix, you know, except there's no there's no
awakening from it, or very slim chance. And and this was
corroborated and not so many words that are super spreader
meetup event. By the way, it's a real word in Vegas, when I met
one of the one of the professionals who trains
ventilator operators, and she said to me, yeah, these were the
protocols and I'm pretty sure we killed people. And that was in
last year. So these protocols is what did it and maybe as a part
of the fear is that a lot of people know it. And Geez, you
know, imagine coming out and saying that, hey, we killed
these people. And it was kind of on purpose.
Well, that sounds like a lawsuit waiting to happen.
Call Thomas rents one 800 Accident vaccinates me go.
Final, final, final, final, final, final, final. We okay?
You I want you to do yours.
This is just a show that they change the the way they're going
to do deal with COVID in Singapore, and is probably the
way to go is to give give up on on this vaccinations and just
let the thing go through this population like it's supposed
to.
Singapore has one of the world's highest vaccination rates at
82%. Yet cases of COVID-19 are skyrocketing from just double
digits in August 2000 cases a day now. infectious disease
physician Dale Fisher of the National University Hospital
says Singapore is letting nature take its course while we're
allowing endemicity endemicity or endemic disease refers to the
constant presence or prevalence of a disease in a population
like influenza in the United States, or Dengie in Asia, where
there's a certain amount of disease each year, recognizing
that the Coronavirus is not going anywhere. Fisher says
Singapore has decided to coexist with COVID-19. And now to try to
eliminate it. He says the 88,000 new cases in the last month are
the result of that change in strategy. You allow the doors
open and of course a lot of people get infections. The vast
majority of those are asymptomatic or or very mild.
Fisher says thanks to the vaccine. 98% of new cases are
mild enough for patients to recover at home, leaving
hospitals to focus on the seriously ill. Fisher says
Singapore's experience teaches that the vaccine is not very
good at preventing transmission but it is maintaining its
capacity to prevent severe disease die
endemicity That's a good word endemicity endemicity And again
endemicity endemicity and endnotes en demissie I looked it
up endemicity
Yeah it's a bad Showtime
but it but alright endemicity Okay, yeah, I wrote it down
another YouTube doctor Dr. Vu tool there tool. And this is for
and you'll hear by the way in the in the meetups, we got a
couple of meetup reports and there's producers at the meetup
who have been backs or getting backs you know, they've made a
different decision. No shaming, no problems at the meetups.
Everyone's fine everyone's cool with it there's no issue there's
many people who are produced the show who are Vax so for you I
figured we share this I came across this this guy's taken
pretty seriously His name is Dr. Veer to think that's it here
too. And he does YouTube channels with audio treatment.
So this particular treatment if you listen to it with headphones
on and I think the treatment repeats for 20 minutes this can
help you eradicate eradicate artificial intelligence nanobots
from your bloodstream. So I want everyone to just make sure you
got your headphones on get your headphones on. Alright, turn up
the volume we're going to heal you
this has been a test of the emergency broadcast system
you are healed hey you never know can't hurt now it's
possible people will start bleeding from their ears I don't
know but hopefully and with that I'd like to thank you for your
courage for listening to that and say in the morning to you
the man who put both sees it vaccinations ladies and
gentlemen Mr. John seed
Mr. Curry also in the morning all ships and sea boots on the
ground feet in the air all the subs in the water also on the
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Great to have you UK podcast podcaster down podcaster down
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I kick someone out early in the shows this is a good troll and
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start so it'll be just like you're there with us. And and
let's see if we can help some people out. Now, before we even
thank the artist for episode 1394 And we titled that one
rewilding. We have to say a big hearty get well to Kenny Ben,
Kendra Well, we were seeing things in the artwork of people
like you know, well wishes to Kenny Ben and so we didn't know
what had happened. And turns out Kendra, she Kenny Ben has been
in house in house in hospital not in the but in hospital for
over a week. and things were not good back. No, I don't think so.
But I don't know. And isn't it weird? That's the first
question. And I have had to resist this so many times in
public settings when someone said, Yeah, you know, my my dad
got sick and like you want to say, but they've asked, it's a
shitty thing to say why? Oh, it's not nice.
Why is it not nice? It's just a question.
Yeah, you know what I mean? It's not a nice it's not the nice
first question.
Well, I suppose you could start with oh, so what happened?
I don't know. But but she's she posted something like Yes, um,
I've been in the hospital haven't been able to eat for a
week they might have to operate. So it was not good. Yeah, it's
not good. So we rectified why don't we just go right ahead and
send her a massive health karma because she certainly deserves
it. She's done lots of good art for us. You've got karma. Now we
do want to thank Parker Pauley who brought us the artwork
chosen for episode 1394 This was the Pfizer pops. And we both
like this. Yeah, this was a very beautiful piece well done kid
approved. I'm not crazy about the background colors personally
but did not bother me at all. It's fine. Um, what else were we
looking at?
Let me see. I like the Max Headroom piece or macadam. I
like the super spreaders from capitalist agenda which I was
going to use for the for the newsletter, but then something
better came along and I got bumped.
We'd like the Yeah, the super spreaders was the capitalist
agenda bats. Bad recurring divorce upside down. Yeah. Nice
piece. Oh, II see. Here it is. Here's the comics for Blogger
get well, Kenny Ben. See, that's what we saw. And there's another
one. Kenny Ben from Taunton, Neil. Be back better. Yeah. We
got to find out what's going on with it. There was some Fauci
stuff, which is no good. I didn't like the Max Headroom,
it's, it's like with Joe Biden's head on it. It's a reference
that barely anyone knows anymore. Yeah, I
didn't know I realized that. Okay. The one I did like was
from networks post it notes. I thought that was a very Yes.
In fact, it was between the, if I recall, it was between the
post it notes and the Pops.
Yeah, but the post it notes was aggressively, so aggressively
different. That Depop set was more traditional in terms of his
would show it looks like and I don't think we could have pulled
it off. It was a
very nice piece, though, with exponentially at the bottom.
Which I posted that exponentially like what the hell
and there's lots of people telling me I'm an idiot, but
it's a real word.
With as you look it up. Yeah,
there's no no no word for it.
The real
maybe next time around with the Merriam Webster exponentially
can also mean exponentially or expeditiously if said by a
president. Something like something along
anyone thinks is a real word. I mean, I didn't. I've never seen
it as a word. I've never heard of it as a word. No. And it
sounds like it doesn't sound like a word, but it's like one
of those words like tooth.
Tooth,
tooth, I've got my tooth brush. Um, people say tooth. And I, I'm
still convinced that exponentially which is why
people would think it's a word is probably pronounced that way
is probably exponentially mispronounce in some part of the
country. No, Delaware, Granton, maybe,
no doubt. No doubt.
That was a pretty much it for what we thought was hot.
Yes, I do want to remind everybody that you can see all
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This is always had they've always had this available for
without asking. But it was never consolidate, you'd have to go to
all collections there was probably about. I've gone
through a lot of these collections. And there's
probably about 100 of them 100 collections and there'd be a
collection of world war two posters, for example, you could
probably freely use it says on there, whether it's public
domain or not. But I'm glad they consolidated this a little bit.
Yeah, well,
they have a search function, which I think is what makes it
easy. Yeah, you're right. I just search for divorce. And there's
a lot of plants that apparently relate to divorce check. Do you
know that no, it's
not it's not as easy. It's never easy when you get to monstrous
collections, no, of 1000s and 1000s and 1000s of things you've
got to dig and it takes it takes more time to a good artist, a
good original artist to get just crank something out a guy who
can draw can draw a piece faster than finding a piece in the sum
of these massive collections unless you look for some very
specific that's quite interesting. can't draw and you
want to have a
photo of you have to search for dead dog you get a lot of cool
images to a bet. I was looking for beagles being eaten but
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Blueberry comes in with $800.85 I like this. Now right off the
bat blueberry makes it too complicated. wants some Theramin
of the reverb can.
I mean?
Is that Is that yours? Is that that we're talking about there?
I think he must be talking about my can which I don't know. Am I
supposed to do yell in it? I guess or he wants me to play the
theremin. I do have a Theramin now I
want to mention this because you have a Theramin I've been
reluctant to I was going to I have not played my Theramin
because you've been nothing but excoriating me and laughing and
telling me to get rid of it. And now this is your ploy.
Yeah, well, I'm not my plan is not gone according to any sort
of schedule. My idea was to get to Theramin because I can play
pretty well now. And the surreal theorem is a theorem and by
Theramin by MOOC I have
that I'm the same one. A little one. Yeah. It will play it then.
I don't have it on me here. What are you bringing it up for?
Because just mentioning it because I got it from Christy
Bentley, who gave it to me at the meetup. And it was
all right, Christy Bentley, you're off my Christmas list.
Judas you
don't believe him? He doesn't have one of these lists. So she
has the dermis is set probably exactly the same when you have
you made a voice call it no notes. Is this a mini therapist?
Oh,
you can? Yeah. That has a lot of technology in it that helps you
play? Yes. Yes. Got got cool.
Cool. Yeah. When I play it, I'll put it on the shop, plug it in
and play it. But I promised I was gonna do this. And she
pesters me every so often. She is really evil. Okay, fine. So I
now the thing was, she brought the theremin for you.
And you just confiscated it.
I did. I didn't confiscate it. I said he already has a Theramin
I'm the one who needs it. Theramin and I changed her mind.
Yeah, it's called coercion.
No, I was it was was Friendly Persuasion.
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jobs karma and some of Pelosi jobs Carson Fife and Drum karma
so I need to have what is this thing? Fierce freedom Okay, so
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jobs, jobs,
jobs and jobs and that was pretty good job. Oh, you did
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things the best, Stephen Stephen call white columbines Hi. in
Heidelberg.
Hello.
Oh seven three. Thank you for the fun entertaining and
informative pod grin cast. You're teaching people how to
critically think and deconstruct the M five MBS it's becoming
more and more important as hardly anyone seems to do this
anymore. These days. People get consumed by the fear mongering
of the public programming. This makes your show refreshing to
listen to in the past I requested jobs karma and because
of this, I now work as a dude named Ben. So my hope is the
same is the same concept. My hope is that the same concept
can be applied to the health of my father therefore I relied to
request an F cancer for my dad who lost one kidney to the
disease already and has to go through follow up surgeries
every now and then because his doctors can't seem to come up
with a diagnostic procedures to rule out if the cancer is in
remission or not and have to cut him open again and again. Along
with this I'd also like through custom relationship karma to end
my quality alone time. Thank you for your courage and for your
great work cheers Stefan All right angles yep cancer
relationship karma night name sir faith pronounced fight
Oh fight okay good to know cuz he looks like faith but it's her
fight. Okay, Roundtable's fight
Sushi. Sushi and sucky. Yep, we got it which is easy enough.
Please Knight me sir. Fight is the accounting no more of mini
night 10th anniversary double up thingy. Okay. Oh, he actually
okay guys want to say he's making good he's doing a make
good on his double and the double up thing. Remember that?
I do. The BOGO.
The BOGO got karma
done. Now I don't have a note for Chris. KP I looked. Did you
find anything? CAAP no 333 39 thing? Nothing. We appreciate
it. Chris Jim Schneeberger from the UK Great Britain. 333 33.
Sirs. appreciate all the effort you put into making no agenda my
trusted source of news and current affairs commentary. Last
week I sent to Congress tribution now the honor of Dame
huh? This is Jim okay, maybe Jim's wife? Oh no, I'm sorry the
honor of Dame bestowed upon my smokin hot wife Marianne
Schneeberger via your episode 1393. While she was highly
gratified to receive this prestigious appointment, but
being of practical disposition, she pointed out that she would
also appreciate some karma while I would benefit from a de
douching. As such, I've sent an additional amount in the order
of 333 33 to cover both requests and hope this will suffice.
Well, yes, you've been de deuced I am working hard to be able to
elevate myself from a lowly serve to something more akin to
my wife's newly acquired designation, so perhaps you
could throw in some karma for me as well. warmest wishes to you
both Jim Schneeberger, aka Jim Bob way, and Marianne
Schneeberger the dame of disaster of course, we got some
action. I'm going to do some goat karma make it work. You've
got karma splash, some extra sauce.
Mike's the LIBOR 333 dot 33 I've been listening since Adams first
appearance on JRE
Yeah, I didn't have it ready.
And find the show is exactly what I needed at this point in
time. I am officially de deuced could have done to we play the D
douching. You've been D deuced. On JRE if memory serves me
correct, Adam made a comment about the poor state of the
watch industry due to smart watches.
I did was that when I was high this
bell? Tonight I've been thinking about what lunching a watch
brand so I pushed it to the backburner for a while as time
went on. I started feeling the need for an exit strategy and by
summer my fears were confirmed as I was involuntary lease
severed from my position as a dude named Ben in the mortgage
industry. The move The Big Short may have a sequel soon the movie
is what says the movie sorry, the movie. Hmm, I guess I'd
ruined my whole care. I don't see I don't think this character
works for me. Okay, I decided smartwatches were the way to
maintain a shrunken amygdala yeah for sure. Yeah. And watches
made from would would be the opposite and would be the
opposite and got to work. Oh, then I got to work. I've now
made my first batch of wooden watches available at my soft
open WebSite X had watched dot shop
axe head watch dot shop.
Go check it out.
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want to do what PBI never would and provide the two of you with
a watch of your choice just let me know which ones by responding
to this email Wow, no agenda is ad free. Go check him out check
to watch his us see which ones we want to get. She's I would
like also to announce that I would be determining the value
of my future value for value donation based on the number of
my fellow producers that promote that use promo code ITM to get
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hippie wife, Kelly to Baron hood in no time. Love is lit okay to
Dennison a hippie voice. So please provide our two d two
karma and jobs karma if it plays to the new business ventures.
Yes, it does. Thank you much.
You should look at this. These are very handsome and quite
affordable. So the watch face and the band are made of wood.
The bands made of wood. Yes.
interlinked woods and their price is 75 to 175. These
are collectibles. I used to be worth a fortune.
I think you're right.
These are collectibles.
This is beautiful. This is some How did you do this? That's not
just like a thing you do.
I mean cracks what's it called a yak axe head
watch dot shop. X
head watch. Yeah,
I I just want the one that people go holy crap. That's an
interesting watch.
That's what it sounds okay. Let's see what we got here. This
watch is made of wood shop. All
right. What an interesting idea. I'd never heard of this.
Watch. He's got a bunch of cool looking watches. Told you.
They're all made of wood. This is great. They are
made of wood. Very interested in
what's called the Woodward made out of ebony.
I want it now. I want an AR 15 made out of wood. That'd be
cool. All right. Hey. Yes, of course. We can give you a jobs
karma for you business venture very cool.
Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs for jobs
can be defined when you like
as a couple I like
Kendra Lamont from East Haven Connecticut 333 33 In The
Morning John and Adam I'm better known on the note to the no
agenda community as Kenny Ben Oh, hello you're often
misgendered artist reports reports of my recent near death
experience were not exaggerated however, I'm on the mend but
have a bumpy road ahead. Oh my goodness. I wanted to personally
thank this wonderful community that YouTube created for all the
kind notes and support I would especially like to call out my
fellow no agenda artists Taunton, Neil. CSB. Ness works
and Parker Polly for their art generators, submissions and
Parker's art wind dedication. I was so touched by this love is
lit. And so she obviously wants a health karma. She would also
like a comic strip blogger, jingle. We'll be happy to do
that. Now that's that's collegiate right there, man.
That's what you do. That's how you operate with your fellow
artists. Well, we certainly send you big health karma. Kenny, Ben
and thank you for your courage. Comic Strip. Comic Strip. Comic
Strip, comics, comic strip. You've got
the old turn on us. Ryan Ned doe in Bozeman, Montana. 33321
What does that even mean? They're gonna turn on us. I just
sticking
to just artists as a whole they're going to turn on us like
they owe that everyone does this.
Eventually they all turn on us for like giving away my Theramin
Hey, what do you need to for? Well,
yours has the cool effects. I was kind of interested in
playing with that one but it's okay. Well, why
don't you get I'll play the effects OKAY. OH Not how about
this? No, I'll trade you a wooden watch for
now I'm getting a free wooden watch. Hi, Jess. Hi gents. Brian
says hi gents. I need a D douching. No, we can do that.
You've been D deuced. I started the listing after I saw Adam do
an interview with Max Kaiser back in 1920 I'm glad you've
been keeping up please use some of my donation to stack some
SATs.
Yes, I will.
says this is my first donation I will keep my North note short to
keep John happy. Does it pay off to be a grouch? Of course it
does. Just karma please. Thank you very much Ryan. You've got
karma.
Very cool. Eric is in Walnut Creek California sends in an
executive producer donation of 333 love the show no last name
please good didn't do it that has lung cancer. Not good love
an F cancer and some health karma for him we'd love to hear
the build back better song at the oops the bill back better
song at the end of the show of possible Happy Halloween. We
have a stacked end of show already so I'll play the stinger
for you and that very important health karma for your dad beyond
your freedom you've got karma
a bloke comes in from New IO which is a lot of horses they're
in a good 300 refer to me a son of blow jingles jobs karma ITM
John and Adam please de douche me.
Oh my goodness. The de douching is
you've been de deuced this donation is split to celebrate
the Ohio blokes. 50th birthday November 2 You're on the list
put put 9999 for him and the remaining for me. Right. Okay,
there you go.
Here he is. The Archduke David Fuqua zotoh of the America's
Heartland in the Arabian Peninsula, one of our favorite
donations, two three 4.56 Greetings from New York City
where cure cursory glances at my Saudi residency card and Vax
credentials. were sufficient to get in wherever I needed to.
Sure you read Arabic lady Another tip from your no agenda
show. quick plug for my buddy John's revolutionary medical
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a game changer keeping it short no jingles no karma thank you
for your courage Dave for risotto Thank you very much sir
interest interesting well, so maybe some marketing help
apparently. Sir camera Chris of the BJJ mats in Grafton,
Wisconsin. tu tu tu tu tu so Chris is this the guy used to do
the car mats because we remember the car mass from years ago we
got some car mats
got very vague.
I call John Amster camera Chris at the BJJ mats here also known
as the other other Chris the Jitsi thanks a lot. Sir Chris
Wilson. The sack of deuces is a slight switcheroo the first 100
should be credited to Roger roundy the artist to ensure he's
not a douchebag because he's not he's amazing. I guess we should
de douche Roger roundy let's do it.
You've been de deuced I mean he's no kidding he's he's no
Kenny Ben but
cash the rest please be used for this. Have you gone to look at
Roger round he's real art not to stuff he does for us. I
have it's quite recognizable.
It's very disturbing.
I call that recognizable for some reason.
A lot of disturbing pieces. They're not like gruesome though
they're they're attractive. Just not creepy. It's not like pay
and stuff
anytime you can use those words and feelings about art it's
great art
is great art actually. Can the rest please be used for the
strongest jobs career you've got for my wife and myself? mandate
is coming out this week by our employer and the deadline is on
her birthday shortly before Christmas. Yay. Will not be
getting the job but no matter the outcome of exemptions of our
family of five would be just fine however, we'd like to like
to keep our jobs and be jabbed free if time allows Can we get a
Sanders trigger warning followed by Sanders I'm king of the world
as Sir Chris Wilson believes this trigger warning was never
played on this show back when he made it huh cursor camera Chris
and Grafton Wisconsin thing I don't have so So Chris Wilson is
doing back channeling with random donors complaining I
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I don't have his king of the world I did we ever had Bernie
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And I think maybe before we even start off, I see you have some
clips. I think it is time for us to take a trip back to the
climate gate. To the gate to the gate to the climate. We are back
baby. This is the day we started this show. We've been yapping
about climate change how we're all gonna die. Any minute, any
minute now.
They should be flooded out by now. taking longer than it
should. Well, let's listen to the COVID COVID blather
COVID I thought we're going to talk about cops.
Yeah, let me instead COVID substitute the word cop 26 is
all part of the same
thing. Oh, cop 20
Because you said COVID I gotcha. Now I'm with I know I said COVID
Because I'm looking right at the word cop 26 and COVID Right.
just comes right out of my mouth tells you something's up. So cop
26 blather NPR.
More than 120. World leaders will be on hand as British Prime
Minister Boris Johnson presides over the formalities the first
day of the cop 26 summit. Britain is calling the gathering
one of the world's last chances to keep alive the goal of
limiting global warming.
Last Chance chances
I actually have a plan to
follow up the follow up. You got the follow up. Okay. Oh, there's
actually a default this is the PBS version of the same report.
Okay. 26
turned out around the world today ahead of a UN Climate
Summit that starts Sunday in Glasgow Scotland in London
activist rallied in the financial district to protest
fossil fuel investments. Traders also gathered in Tel Aviv Yes,
gee baby and other cities. And in Rome, the UN Secretary
General was pessimistic about the summit's outcomes.
There is a serious risk that Glasgow will not deliver.
Several recent climate announcements might leave the
impression of a rosier picture. And fortunately, this is an
illusion. We are still careening towards climate catastrophe.
Guarini Oh
no.
President Biden travels to Glasgow on Monday. He's called
for cutting us greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030 from
2005 levels. In other developments, the US Supreme
Court agreed today to consider whether the federal government
has the authority to curb carbon emissions from power plants.
Hmm, you know, this is very embarrassing for our President.
As you know, he's over there, trying to make deals save the
world because you know, we're all gonna die. Putin didn't
come. No one from none of the leaders from China, Brazil,
Japan, India. They just sent their lackeys and so Joe's
walking around with his with his old man, Gayton his mask and
he's looking like a fool. I mean, these are the important
players. They're not even showing up.
I think that's why the UN guy, the Secretary General made that
little commentary thing, it's gonna be a dud, as to what he
said.
I think it's a super dud.
Well, Biden's there McCrone is there I think Boris is there now
the most important person is there. I will read the headline
from the wall Washington Post. Greta mania hits Glasgow as
Swedish teen is mobbed upon arrival for cop 26 summit. Oh my
goodness this is so disgusting and they were trying to do what
they were we saw them try to do this they were trying to to get
Greta to be a little superstar with their dancing and a Rick
Astley crap. Let me see this video. Let me see if there's
actual people yelling Greta. Ah. She's just being mobbed. Oh,
they're walking her down the street in in Glasgow. This is a
this is a total PR moment. This is a manufactured child. Oh
goodness. This is like this is what you do with boy bands. This
is how the same formula. Oh, look, being mobbed being mobbed.
Bullcrap, you hire a bunch of people then here's Prince
Charles and Bo Joe, in the in the cop 26 promo video. And you
know how whenever they do these videos, and they get a whole
bunch of douchebags, and they're going to clip them yeah, of
course, the douchebags are in their own office or their own
castle, they never in the same place. So in order to have
continuity, continuity throughout the video, let's give
each person who were interviewing something to hold
on. So we don't have continuity. Are you familiar with this? This
trick?
Oh, yeah. So this time they chose copper, some of you hand
it to the other. There's a lot of ways of doing it.
Well, this time they chose a blue globe. Hey, a blue globe
that each of them is hot, it's a glowing or bet
that cause close to the heart of Prince Charles. This his message
to them.
I'm old enough to have a grandson like you. He's learning
how climate change is causing the big storms and floods, the
droughts, fires and food shortages we're seeing around
the world. I was his age, people have no idea about the damage
they were doing. But by the time I was a teenager, I started to
see that if we didn't stop polluting our planet, we would
face a very dangerous future indeed. This is why I've spent
so much of my life trying to warn that we have to operate in
ways which make nature Thrive not suffer.
as world leaders prepare to meet for cop 26 These young people
want action. Are you listening, listening? Are you listening?
Thank you all so much for sharing what you have to say.
Your determination to tackle climate change. Your high hopes
for cop 26 couldn't be kept. If we don't slam on the breaks
right now. We're gonna go right past the point where we're able
to do anything about the stakes couldn't be higher. Becky
Johnson Sky News.
The stakes could not be higher. Beau Jo's latest quotes, human
civilization could collapse like the Roman Empire if climate
change is not addressed. Was it was climate change the reason
why the Roman Empire collapsed?
It was just mostly corruption.
I thought it was coin clipping and other stuff. No, but it's
going to collapse like the Roman Empire if climate change is not
addressed. So do we deduce from that that
corruption one part of all of human civilization was just one
part. Who was he talking about? How was all human? It is full of
crap. This guy I don't know what happened to him.
Yeah, it was that hospital visit. Bad stuff Bad Juju. In
your in your clip, I think was the NPR clip. They talked about
the protest against investment in oil and fossil fuel
companies. This is the ESG movement. Part of it economic.
What are the as the what other part is it then? This?
Well? Yeah, you can't even say fossil fuel. You don't qualify
to be on a board.
But But what I heard was specifically protesting against
investment in fossil fuel companies. That's ESG movement.
Well,
that's for Yeah, that's that's that's targeting the the those
those companies that bit me hedge funds. Yes.
How about not just hedge funds? How about retirement retirement
funds invest in a retirement
insurance company that makes actually makes money. Exactly.
And it's was reported? Well, what was reported was the
grilling that some of the oil executives got on the Hill
recently, which I didn't even know was happening and tense
moments on Capitol Hill as leaders from some of the world's
biggest oil companies were grilled by House Democrats to
row CEOs How can that
be an ABC News term? Grill Do you really think they were
grilled tuna? Just questions should they just say questions
question grilled is so you know, it's by its load loaded.
There you go by House Democrats during a hearing CEOs from Exxon
Mobil, BP, Chevron and shell push back against accusations
that the industry misled the public about climate change.
They all testified climate change is real, saying that
their companies are taking steps to address the crisis.
at Chevron, we've been very clear about where we stand. We
accept the scientific consensus, climate change is real. And the
use of fossil fuels contributes to it.
I agree that climate change is one of the biggest challenges
that we have in the world today, which is why at Shell we're in
action,
you are powerful leaders at the top of the corporate world at a
turning point for our planet. Daffy, better
care woman of the House Oversight and Reform Committee
said she would be issuing subpoenas to oil companies to
get information not provided at yesterday's hearing.
What I really like about these remarks, is that none of them
really lied. This is real. This is wordplay and I really like
it. I show dissect.
at Chevron, we've been very clear about where we stand. We
accept the scientific consensus. Climate change is real.
Hey, I have no argument with that you. Climate change is
real.
Yeah, climate. Nice, solid, you know, fart, but I must say it
time, it's always changing. Yeah.
And he tags it with
and the use of fossil fuels contributes to it. Sure it
contributes to it? Doesn't, it contributes even if it's 1/10 of
a millionth of a percent? Of course, it contributes something
to it. That's not a lie.
So does the construction industry Exactly.
I agree that climate change is one of the biggest challenges
that we have in the world today.
It's one of the biggest challenges because it's
bullcrap. And we're challenged by it, but it doesn't mean that
you think we're gonna die of it. Again, she's being truthful,
smart. Exactly. Which is why at Shell we're in action. We're an
action. John, no agenda show. We're an action baby. Just so
you know. We hear you we're an action.
You are powerful leaders
map of the corporate world
at a turning point that
okay, economic social governance, ladies and
gentlemen, his attack on the free markets. It's an attack on
the free markets.
Of course it is because it's socialist. We cannot survive the
way capitalism.
Now, are you familiar with SANDAG? No, this San Diego.
Crap. San Diego. Well, it's in the report. The plan expected to
be floated Friday is one calling for wholesale change to the way
people get around in San Diego, the San Diego Association of
Governments or SANDAG is proposing the idea of charging
drivers a text between two and six cents for every mile driven
to raise the $163 billion to launch their SANDAG
transportation program.
We're talking about a big picture regional transportation
plan that looks out to the year 2050 $163 billion investment for
the San Diego region that really once and for all addresses
traffic congestion, social equity in a meaningful way and
meets
How does Do they really think that attacks is going to address
traffic congestion like really
fixes equity or
the second part for all addresses traffic congestion,
addresses social equity in a meaningful way is a dress where
there she's clearly an action and she's addressing equity in a
meaningful way equity social equity in a meaningful way. What
do you think that means?
Does it mean anything? She's full of crap this woman? No, I
think she should be strong she should be shaved and walk down
the street
and meet a really aggressive climate target
but before that's my fit. It's a really aggressive climate
jacket.
But before the proposal has even been discussed, the pushback has
been fierce with rallies to denounce the mileage tax Yeah,
that's on
American tax they already charging too much generally this
does some of this stuff is not gonna fly in California. They've
already jacked up our gas prices an extra dollar of tax that's
why price is five bucks a gallon. Yeah. Be Norway.
Tina. Tina drove back from Austin the other day went
through the drip and got gas there which is much closer to
Austin. four bucks for premium. Yeah, that's $1 higher than
we're used to pay. There really two daughters but okay. Yeah,
yeah. Climate change everybody. Now I got a note from farmer
Claire. And this is part climate change part. supply chain, which
and I thought it was interesting because this was about
glyphosate. Yeah, which seems to be in short demand. I'll read
your note and then we can talk about it. On a separate note.
Oh, here we go. There's a severe shortage going on with the
chemical chemicals for glyco fate, and the price has been
hiked immensely, But therein lies the crutch. She says the
push for, quote, sustainable agriculture, sustainable
agriculture, the new buzzword here we go, is ready write this
down regenerative agriculture. And hidden in this regenerative
agriculture relies on a zero tillage system to protect the
soil. So that means you cannot roto till your soil. Does that
make any sense to you?
Yeah, there's some stuff going on like this.
Now, of course, she says you can't sew crops into a full
sward of grass, if you want any reasonable return on your inputs
to get a decent crop. So farming is now becoming more and more
reliant on gleiss of fate. Instead of plowing, which is now
seen as wrong quoting from the Paris accord 2.1 dot B,
increasing the ability to adapt the adverse impacts of climate
change and foster climate resilience and low greenhouse
gas emissions development in a manner that does not threaten
food production. Wow. How can this how can this work? If you
don't have the glyco fate and you can't till the soil, you're
going to get a severe reduction. Or if you can't afford the glass
of fate, let's put it that way. You're going to get a reduction
in output. And from what we heard gleiss of fate is going
up, you know, 32345, they gotta
get this stuff. They got to find some way of getting around this
delay. So fake crap, they got to get rid of it. And it's
not the only thing though. In the Netherlands. There's all
kinds of fertilizer that is for boton the nitrogen based
fertilizers, which I think is kind of what you want, isn't it?
Yeah, you want as much of it as you can get now that's for
boton. Baby. They have caddy and can't use it stunted plants.
Well, yes, no, ultimately, you get stunted plants, stunted
food, stunted humans, again with the killing. And she sent me a
link to the Ice Age farmer. Yeah, the Ice Age farmers.
Great.
We're onto something, y'all.
Finally we figured it out. They're trying to kill us. The
Ice Age farmer says we got huge problems with energy and and
farming is just a short clip. It's well worth following the
Ice Age farmer.
In a previous video, we mentioned that the energy crisis
which is growing and accelerating, and shows no signs
of abating. Reserves already at low levels entering into the
cold season is risking becoming a food crisis as well. And we
named some examples. The UK unable to slaughter animals
without co2, not producing fertilizer, the Dutch
greenhouses going empty because they couldn't afford the gas to
heat them. Of course, China's harvest failing today, there's
an article from March MarketWatch, that indicates
these things are still going on and that they're worsening. In
fact, it highlights some stuff that's going on in Italy. Before
I even get to this. I just want to remind everyone that this is
all happening against the backdrop of such ridiculously
disturbed supply chains that even major food producers like
Augason Farms has had to shut down their own website, unable
to get the procure the ingredients they need to produce
the store food. But just this is, you know, not just a canary
in the coal mine. It's more like big bird with stage four cancer
is a really bad time when
the shutdown website emergency
crews, they couldn't take orders. What he meant is they
couldn't take
orders close the ordering parts. He said the shadow websites
on it's just a matter of speed. They didn't shut the whole
website down. They shut down the shopping.
But he said that's not what
I understand. I put in the show notes. The report which one of
our producers sent the associated whole grocers Inc
report the supply chain update. I'm not going to read anything
from it. But well, yes, I will. That currently, they have more
than 6000 purchase orders in the system that are deemed late due
to being one or more days past normal lead, lead time due
dates, in many cases purchase orders or multiple days or weeks
late and they see a lot of problems. And so this is the
this is really an association of wholesale grocers retailers. I
think it may even be independents who are in this
association, but they really break it down. on quite well
it's a long report I mean what is this thing? It's like 50
pages take a look at that and if you find anything groovy let me
know but just from what I saw I think we're going to have issues
with food like real issues with real food not now but in a year
from now or the next whenever the next Heart something's going
to break this if you can't use the fertilizer you can't use
natural gas in the Netherlands to keep the the the greenhouse
is warm. What is the what is the plan people
The plan is to let us be the food producers in this country
and ship it everything overseas. Oh relays are idiots we would
be the food producers
yeah
huh yeah, we're plowing or the rest of his bull crap. But this
does lead to inflation. I have some inflation clips because
they're pretty disgusting. Wait,
inflation. This was transitory.
Let's start with inflation. Pete Yeah, transitory five years.
Inflation PBS,
there's more evidence of inflation heating up a key
barometer of prices is up nearly four and a half percent from a
year ago. That's the most in 30 years and wages and salaries
jumped to record one and a half percent in the third quarter as
employers competed for workers.
Now by your previous assertions Is this still a case of huge
demand from opening up in a surge?
In my opinion Yeah, but that doesn't mean it's right. But but
these guys are taking a different tack now I just that
was from PBS I want to play these clips from NPR good NPR
start talking about and one of their money watch or some money
money show some money show and they go on with the talking
about the inflation monster or the inflation because there's no
such thing as an inflation monster. And they've they
transition from talking about the inflation monster into a
psychodrama called the inflation demon
but they went from monster to demon. Yeah, and I only
didn't clip the whole thing because it went on and on it's
like one of our sketches
only we know when
only It's sickening because what they're trying to do is scare
the public with bullcrap. Listen to the inflation my demon NPR
this is as it's already begun to dis already began a little bit
actually queued up for dirty videotape it usually have horns
and teeth and a body here just a glowing floating cloud of gas.
Holy crap. That's your voice. They're stealing your voice. You
do that voice? This is good.
Horns, teeth and a body. Here's just a glowing floating cloud of
gas. Yeah, I'm a kind of demon that isn't so tangible. I'm in
inflation. What do you want? I'm here to tell you that inflation
is not real. It's something very, very afraid of
peduncle Adrian says,
Uncle Adrian's too young to know what he's talking about. He's
never experienced the effects of wide spread. inflation.
Inflation. What's that? Let's take a little trip back in time.
Where? Where are we? We're Germany's capital. It's November
1923.
Whoa, when did the kids from radio lab start doing NPR gigs?
So they go to this with this firstly brings up a
hyperinflation, which we've talked about on this show as
being bullcrap. In terms of the fact that we have the, we have
the world's currency, but as we cited being just bullcrap on
that level, so they bring it in, they bring in 1923, Germany,
which is what which is the case of Western hyperinflation
or going to the Weimar Republic, when they
should of course take a look at Brazil for hyperinflation which
is much more modern down there and
more fun, more fun to do with Nazis.
So you go yes, you go back to the Nazis. They had this
hyperinflation because the right the Germans were broken after
World War One and the country was out of control. It was just
a mess. No no,
well, no hold on a second. That's not true. It the Jews
were making the country a mess.
So that so they so this height this disinflation demon is
walking us down the path to this. So let's listen to more of
this stupid product. These guys who use IVR delivering To scare
the kids. This is great.
November 1923. The economy here tanked after World War One.
Social unrest was everywhere. But things were about to get
even worse. So cool to want you to warm yourself up with fire
over there.
Okay. Hey, hey kid. Who's here? Yes. Help me that stack of paper
like them? Yes, sure, sure. Second is this
funny? Used to be? It says 100 billion marks on it. But these
bids are smaller as kindling than they are as currency.
What happened? After the great fall, our government began
printing paper money to pay reparations to the countries
that invaded it printed so much money that the price of
everything goes astronomically. Last month the inflation rate
was almost 30,000%
the most insulting fake German accent I've ever heard that's
the insult I mean when I do it on this show, okay, we know it's
a joke that was just an insult
kid you believe this? Hard to propaganda that to try and to
feed the American liberal they will listen to this garbage.
They actually listened to it. Somebody does
Yes. You know what I'm gonna give you a clip. This
was good. This was Thank you very much.
No, I was they were that's a great find. I cannot believe
the.is on on our our national treasure. Exactly. Well,
alright, then we since we're doing stuff like that is we're
doing a little acting. Why don't I give you some X Files
predictive programming. Since we now have figured out on this
show market down everybody episode 1395 We figured out the
end game they want to kill us
not only our corporate greed, Doctor objective. And then the
world itself by any means necessary, however violent or
sufficient by severe drought, brought on by weather wars
conducted secretly using aerial contaminants and high altitude
electromagnetic waves in a state of perpetual to create problem
reaction solution scenarios to distract and rage and enslave
American citizens at home with tools like the Patriot Act and
the National Defense Authorization Act, which abridge
the Constitution in the name of national security. The
militarization of police force in cities across the US the
building of prison camps by the Federal Emergency Management
Agency with no stated purpose, the corporate takeover of Food
and Agriculture pharmaceuticals and healthcare, even the
military and clandestine agendas to fatten dole sick and and
control a populace already consumed by consumerism, that I
encourage you to go shopping more. A government that taps
your phone collects your data and monitors are whereabouts
with impunity, or government preparing to use that data
against you when it strikes. And the final takeover begins to
take over by a well oiled and well armed multinational group
of elites that will call kill and subjugate Well, happening as
we said, it's happening all around us, the ocean waiting to
drop, it'll probably start on a Friday, the banks will announce
security ashen necessitating computers to go offline all
weekend, digital money will disappear. They can just steal
your money followed by the detonation of strategic
electromagnetic pulse bombs to knock on major grids will seem
like an attack on America by terrorists or Russia or a
simulated alien invasion easily alien robot vehicles that exists
already in use an alien invasion of the US, Russians drone 47
Alright, Scalia Mulder, but really, when you think about it,
we're only missing a few elements from this describe
scenario. And I think the grid is is the one that eventually
will go I don't know about EMP is to blow up the grid. But we
did have an X an X class solar flare pop off during the earth
direction Earth on the 28th and give us the Northern Lights, the
Northern Lights and maybe some power grid disruptions. If it's
strong enough, an exploiter could do that, but it has to
kind of hit straight on I guess. And that would be perfect. Now
we need to get this grid out. We need to put in their battery
grid. Their D cells remember the dry cell batteries? Do they
still make those? Yeah, like that huge battery? Yeah, sure
they do. That those still probably can Yeah, those useful
at all. What are those made of dry batteries?
It's a carbon based technology. I forgot what works.
Anyway, so yeah, So they're trying to kill us. There's that.
Well, but while they do it, though, they'll be reporting
something else. There's a new, this is also one of these great
new companies public benefit corporation, which is I think,
total ESG Malarkey, if I can call it that a new public
benefit corporation has been started, which launched is
Tuesday. And this it's called the what is it called the good
information Inc. It doesn't say propaganda to you does it? And
it is backed by billionaires Reed Hoffman of Netflix and
George Soros. Hey,
those that read know that is that know that reed Hoffman,
someone from LinkedIn?
Is he LinkedIn? Who's Who was the guy from day probably?
Yeah, that was LinkedIn that LinkedIn to Hoffman. Oh,
it makes sense. Yeah, it makes sense that it's the LinkedIn guy
because he's a he's a bad job. Alright, so here it is. Good
information, Inc. aims to fund and scale businesses that cut
through echo chambers with fact based information. As part of
its mission, it plans to invest in local news companies
to promote to look to erode some sort of stock that Georgios can
buy into early and make a lot of money. Everything is about money
with that guy,
right. But I think the idea Well, the group is going to be
led by office, Justin fat idiot, the group will be led by Tara
McGowan. And she is a former Democratic strategist who ran
the nonprofit acronym. Do you remember acronym? Vaguely.
Acronym was the VA REIT acronym invested in for profit companies
that build media and technology solutions for progressive causes
and ran one of the largest digital campaigns to defeat
President Trump in the 2020 election, totaling $100 million.
And it had one of the if you recall, one of the companies
that invested one in was called shadow and shadow was that fine
company that contributed to the delay of reporting the Iowa
caucus results? It's hard to remember that far back. But
remember that joke? Yep. So it's dangerous. In my mind, when you
have these kinds of jokes, not presetting of news organizations
know they're going to pump money into them and tell them what to
do.
Yeah, well, that's the better way to doing it.
It's much better died from scratch much better. It's scary,
but it's much better.
Because most people that right now in journalism aren't making
enough money, give them a little extra cash and they're already
amenable right journalists working today are already
lefties. Yeah, generally speaking with very few
exceptions, and they'll admit to it if you ask them so it's like
pre pre made it's like a pre packaged cake mix. All you need
milk.
Anything else on climate change, by the way, cuz I know I don't
I just had my little short climate change things. Yeah.
We're light. I do have a little bit here that should be in play,
which is the g 20. rundown which is pre climate gate.
Oh, did those guys already meet? Did they they hang out, met and
shut
down. And then he's on his way to Glasgow. But let's listen to
this because there was something accomplished, if you want to
call it an accomplishment.
President Biden is there he also had a key meeting today with the
leaders of France, Germany and Britain to discuss what to do
next about Iran's nuclear program. NPR, Silvia Pohjola, is
with us now from Rome to tell us more. Sylvia, welcome. Thank you
for joining us.
Thank you for having me. What was on the agenda today? Well,
the first day focused on global health and the post COVID
economic recovery, and the leaders unanimously endorsed a
global minimum tax of 15% on corporations. Earlier, a senior
Biden administration official who briefed reporters said this
is a game changer that'll create at least $60 billion in new
revenue a year in the US and will reshape the rules of the
global economy. This means that big Internet giants like Apple,
Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Microsoft will not be able to
avoid paying taxes by setting up headquarters in low tax
countries.
Yeah, this is a fun one. He's been trying for so long this one
too does that they really think that'll work ever.
Wells they all agree to it in every country made by has been
pushing it here because it's part of that agenda. That
globalist agenda is to get the minimum a minimum tax No. And
there are minimum taxes of work before they're on a tax form for
certain people that have kinds of weird insurance. Oh, yeah,
sure. ding and more than they can get there. Normally,
hey, you get this minimum tax option. Okay, sounds good.
That's more.
Yeah. How does that work? And so the idea is that these
companies, just part of the progressive agenda, which is
ironic, since these companies asked for it since there was a
promoted Biden into office. So you can take a beating, but if
your sales are XYZ, you're going to have to pay 15% period.
And along with that comes a, a proposed although I don't I
don't know if we actually well, apparently, something has been
written a proposed gain on our tax on unrealized gains for only
billionaires, wealthy individuals. I think that's been
pulled back. Well, the anonymous gay accountant send me a note
and he says, We got to talk before the next show, so it'll
be after today. He says that he's read what's being proposed
and he said we got to talk about it. So
I think most of it's been been pulled. That would have been
proposed in that second bill. And that second bill has been
already dropped from 3.5 to one to 1.8 or whatever it is now
it's been pulled away back into all of the things are keeping in
there is kind of frightening the 50 $550 billion dollars in areas
update on BBB bill, NPR.
Oh, there's nothing like a little bill back better.
Everybody. Update. You said updates and update. Yes,
there's still no final vote on President Biden's social
services and climate spending plan. The roughly $1.7 trillion
legislation is still on the Democratic Party drawing board.
As moderates and left leaning members remain stalled. And PRs
Windsor Johnston has the latest Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal.
The chair of the House Progressive Caucus says she
endorses the spending plan, but is deeply disappointed that the
paid family leave provision did not make the final cut. Their
hearts are breaking our hearts
are breaking all the women here all families paid leave is not
just not in the framework that the President laid
out. The spending package does include measures to address
climate change, housing shortages, education and health
care. The stalemate between democrats has prevented the
house from moving ahead with a vote on a separate bipartisan
infrastructure bill that passed the Senate in August.
Yeah, I still have the feeling that is Janet Yellen needs three
at least 3 trillion the 500,000 500 billion was no
negotiating room. She needs that somehow. I'm so convinced now
that they need this money. They need to be able to print it.
bank reserves. There's something
there's something I do have these two clips, I want to get
out of the way which is on on tax. Okay, no, that whole tax
thing and getting out of your taxes doing finding ways to not
pay? Yeah, you know what that is to raise must
mean well, hold on a second. What do you mean getting out of
your taxes like trying to get
in you fill out? Whatever you do the whole tax system? If you're
not paying your fair share, you're it's Oh, you're
racist. Okay.
Okay about whites. And so they had a woman on NPR who wrote a
book about white taxes or something. She's some racist.
She's a white woman. I think anyway, this tax blather, racist
one tax,
why is it that the money you earn while you're awake is taxed
so much more heavily than the money you earn passively while
you sleep while you sleep? yet? Why is that?
Well, it's because there's a bias in our tax laws that
advantages income from capital income from stock and
disadvantages, income from labor. It's an unfair advantage,
but it's a provision that dates back to the 1920s and ultimately
came into the tax law because they wealthy white man and
wanted to pay less taxes. So here we go.
Why is that funny? I'm asking why is it funny when you have to
say a wealthy white man? Why is that funny?
Well, it's not funny. I don't know what she's laughing. Yeah,
she's an idiot. But it's also what she's saying here is that
Chinese blacks, Latin ex, Hispanics, all the rest. They
want to pay more taxes, because and what she's also saying, in
some ways, she's saying, everybody but the whites are too
stupid to know how to get out of Texas.
Let me play the rest,
but it's a provision that dates back to the 1920s and ultimately
came into the tax law because they wealthy White man and
wanted to pay less than his taxes. So here we are, you know,
decades later, almost 100 years later still dealing with this. I
mean, one of the proposals President Biden originally had
was for those making more than a million dollars to pay income on
their stock the same way as income on the wages that didn't
make it into the bill.
Wasn't the idea of capital gains tax? It was all meant to
stimulate investment ultimately in in the in the businesses of
the country. Am I incorrect? I mean, is that was that the whole
else would you we would need to encourage people to invest their
money? Yes, that is sitting in and leaving in the bank or Yeah,
putting a mattress, you do something else with it? So you
did, sometimes it goes up, sometimes it goes down. And if
it goes up and you sell it, because you want to get out and
maybe put your money in something else. They figure
well, let's give you a capital gains tax, which is going to be
lower than regular income tax, generally speaking, even though
it's sometimes it's been almost the same. Sometimes it used to
be as high as 50%. I think it's short term capital gains is
definitely high. But long term capital gains are specifically
low to keep your money in there for a long time. Yeah, it has
practical reasons. But
let me just ask you a question. So when they're talking about
taxing unrealized gains, whether it's happening or not, the idea
is that we're going to make you less racist by taking some of
your money as you get get wealthy before you actually cash
in,
but they want to take some of the money, you've got your money
sitting somewhere, maybe it's something it's not even going up
or down, who cares? It just some money, but they want to take a
piece of there was a form of a wealth tax, but it's very target
is not the wealth tax I wrote about is unfair wealth tax. It's
just designed racist, racist. Well, it's kind of racist. This
is the second part.
I think what underlies this kind of visceral reaction to it is
Well, number one is you pointed out that the extremely wealthy
have disproportionately had a lot to say about the way the tax
code operates from the very beginning. Yes. But the broader
philosophical issue, I think their argument is that their
businesses and enterprises create jobs and generate wealth.
And isn't that contribution enough,
they don't all generate jobs. What we saw during the pandemic
is companies taking loans and firing workers. We see Bezos,
his tax rate lower than his warehouse workers, we see these
billionaires creating problems that the federal government then
has to solve, and the billionaires that create the
problems don't want to pay their fair share of having created the
problems. So no, there's not this. I mean, that's the
rhetoric right that you know, we do all this good. No, they do
good for themselves. And before
we let you go, just for people who haven't read your latest
book, the whiteness of wealth, how does race enter into this
is very relevant because when we look at who the people are, who
are not paying taxes, they are by and large, wealthy white
Americans, and it's wealthy white Americans who are behind
the scenes pulling levers to get tax laws that benefit
themselves. And who pays black Americans pay higher taxes
because wealthy white Americans pay less?
Oh, my goodness. Okay. I'm sorry. She's wrong. The the
wealthy people who don't pay taxes are gay, wealthy, gay men.
Don't pay taxes. Look at the look at the numbers, lady. It's
not white men. It's gay men go after the gay men. You see how
sick it sounds when people do that shit. Tim Cook one of the
wealthiest men in America gay. Go after the gays. It's the
gays. It's a cabal. So you get
a kick out of that.
Oh, I like it, and it follows I can follow it perfectly with
John McWhorter. He wrote a book called woke racism. And for some
unexplained reason, CNN led him on to talk about it with Michael
Slaanesh. Another vignette from the book
put this up on the screen as well. A friend wrote on Facebook
that they agree with Black Lives Matter they agree only to be
roasted by an anonymous person wait a minute you agree with
them? That implies you get to disagree with them. That's like
saying you agree with the law of gravity you as a white person
don't get to agree or disagree when black people assert
something saying you agree with them is everything bit as
arrogant as disputing them. This isn't an intellectual exercise.
This is their lives on the line your reaction?
Yeah, I feel condescended to by that
that is a person I presume that person is not black who thinks
that their job as a good person in America is to accept
Absolutely anything that a black person says. And the problem is,
if you accept absolutely everything that a black person
says you're dehumanizing them, you're pitying them and pity is
not honor all people make mistakes, including people who
are the descendants of African slaves brought to this country
who endured slavery and Jim Crow and redlining. There's no such
thing as perfect people. And to have this notion that anything a
black person says must be bowed down to, I see how white people
think of that as honoring something and as atoning for
something. But that's not what this is about. It's supposed to
be about helping, especially poor black people with the
problems in their lives. All of the rest of this is just a kind
of play acting, and frankly, it's all extremely fake and
condescending. I was surprised that they let that on CNN. Gotta
get rid of it. By the way, one of the richest women in the
world
gay. Oprah, that's just my assumption. I'm telling you, we
did let's just turn this around right away. Let's prosecute
them, persecute them. Prosecutor. Okay. There's just
one thing I want to talk with you about before we take a
break. And that is this story that that the right wing media,
I think it may have even launched on Tucker Carlson. I
don't think I have a clip. I mean, you might have one, all of
a sudden everyone's losing their crap. And the story is, the
Biden illustration is in talks to offer immigrant families that
were separated during the Trump administration. $450,000 A
person in compensation. I have the clip. Oh, please. I want to
hear the clips. This is
from I believe it is could be PBS, or I think it's PBS but
this is the border and the Trump and the payout.
The border and the Trump in the payer,
the Biden administration will try again to stop making asylum
seekers wait in Mexico, the Homeland Security Secretary
Alejandro Mayorkas said today, the Trump era policy did cut
border crossings, but he said migrants face major violence in
Mexican cities. Separately, it was widely reported the Justice
Department is in talks to pay up to $450,000 per person to family
separated at the border during the Trump administration.
Okay, so the way I read this story is and some headlines even
had reparations. They call it reparations. Which, I mean, how
did you take this story? How did you What did you think the when
this came out? What do you think all of this is about? Who's What
is this story?
I really have no idea I think is silly. I mean, if is actually
happening, maybe it was reported over and over again. I'm not
sure what the point of it is. It looks like somebody I think it's
gonna be money for somebody um, some middlemen are gonna guess
there's some money grab or some sort. I don't know, I have not
gotten any deeper than that. I do know you're right. The right
wings, gun nuts bought this story.
So here's what I think is going on. Because I immediately my
training kicked in. I'm like, okay, everyone's saying this.
Where's this coming from? Well, the reporting came from the Wall
Street Journal. The Wall Street Journal, in my mind is more
aligned with conservative America than live America. Would
you agree?
I would say more and yes, but it's not a right wing.
Not not a right wing by any means. However, what happened
with this is so people lost their crap. And it's like, Oh,
my God, black Americans lost their crap. They're like, what
did they get reparations? What about our reparations? So there
we go. That's a problem. And then that's what
I think the use of the word reparation is it's not a
reparation. It's not a reparation, but it was used in
the media picked up to put that in there. I think just a jack up
the blacks.
I think I think this was a Republican Party. Operation,
little cubby. And I'll tell you why. Because I'm going to read
from the source of movies coming out I'm, I'm going to read from
the source document where this came from, from the Wall Street
Journal. I think you'll understand why I think the way I
do, the administration is in talks to offer immigrant
families that were separated during the Trump administration
around $450,000. A person in compensation, according to
people familiar with the matter, as several agencies work to
resolve lawsuits filed on behalf of parents and children who say
the government's subjected them to lasting psychological trauma.
The Department of Justice, homeland security, health and
human services are considering payments that could amount close
to $1 million per family. Though the final numbers could shift
the people familiar with the matter said come on how
insulting is this? They didn't even say picked up they didn't
even say officials in the White House. No. Yeah, people familiar
with the matter is is bullshit.
And you heard the report on PBS played is straight news. Yep. I
know it should be a violation of it's a violation of journalistic
integrity. The US people familiar with the matter,
they're all doing it, it's even
worse than ipsum. Here this paragraph, the number of
families eligible, eligible eligible under the button
eligible a blue edible, under the potential sediment,
sediment, I'm losing it. What is edible under potential sediment?
The number of families sediment, number of families eligible
under the potential settlement is expected to be smaller. The
people said, as government officials aren't sure how many
will come forward around 940 claims have so been so far been
filed by the families. The people said get out of here.
I've never seen it this bad. It's not just according to the
people familiar with the matter now we just short it down to the
people. The people said that John, this is not journalism.
Yeah, you're right. So I
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control. He's running the show. I'm gonna show my spoon by
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couple November six, Northeast Ohio Joplin Missouri curd
d'alene Coeur d'Alene is that where's that Coeur d'Alene,
Idaho? Oh, Idaho, and Boston, the seventh Philly Myrtle Beach
on the 11th Rock Hill Maratha Missoula Montana on the 12th
Tennessee the 13th South Carolina South Florida Sunset
Valley, Texas greater Sutton, Sudbury, Ontario, Durham, North
Carolina Phoenix. I mean, this list goes on. I could read it
all to you but go to no agenda meetups.com So you can see
everything. There's going to be one around the world that is
near you eventually. In Australia, we've had Macau
recently, different places in Europe and the Netherlands and
Germany and Switzerland. Everywhere in the world these
meetups are taking place. It's something you have to have at
least witnessed once in your life. Go ahead, take a chance.
Columbus did go to no agenda meetups.com If you can't find
anything near you start one yourself. It's easy. And it's
always like a party. You want to go hang out with all day. You
want to be triggered? You want to be safe and I'm sure we sue.
You have three
okay, I'll play mine. I only have one. Okay. Only one. Oh,
yeah, sure. That's not bad. Not bad, right. I knew you'd like
it. It's kind of contender ish. Yes.
Sofia sounding. Okay, so I got three. I got a hee hee. Okay, I
got Ma, Ma. Okay. I guess stay safe. Good to see you.
Please stay safe. I think that's the one. You just can't get
around a good stay safe. No, that's a very good one. Good to
see you. Please stay safe, huh? I feel good about that. Very
odd. Facebook announced their name. Then here actually, here's
the clip
short. All right. Tonight. The company formerly known as
Facebook is now called meta. That's the new corporate name
for the parent company overseeing Facebook, Instagram
and Messenger. That change comes amid all those allegations that
Facebook has knowingly caused social harm on its platform.
Oh, no. By the way, she's out the rumor mill is rife. What,
dead Nora, and her $8 million salary in Washington DC
headquarters. They're moving this show back to New York, she
can go back if she wants to show keep around for a while. She
takes a cut in salary, maybe down to four. Or she can leave
which is what's gonna happen they're gonna bring in some guy
for 2 million because of the cheap bastards at Viacom,
they're gonna drop up the salaries of everybody at CBS and
that's it looks like a $2 million gig now which was once a
12 million $14 million gig well all
I can say it was nice working with you John. So back to
Facebook.
If you mean mad at you mean Hebrew for dead?
I think it's she is dead. To be exact. It's not she's not just
dead. It's she is dead. Which for a fine Jewish boy is kind of
a weird thing not to consider. Mr.
American Jewish Voice not that many speak Hebrew.
He speaks Mandarin.
Yeah, he does speak Mandarin is true, but desmi speaks Hebrew.
So for some reason people are saying Oh, curry you nailed it.
I don't think I did not. Did I say anything about meta? I don't
recall.
I don't either. But I do not you nail you didn't nail the dead
thing.
No, I didn't nail the nail. I don't think I mean, obviously
meta verse is what we've been is whatever. A meta verse but I
didn't say meta. No, you didn't say because if I'd done that, I
mean meta is going to m eta. It's going to look great on
hats.
Right? Red Hats. Yes, yes, yes. Because
it stands for make everything Trump again. I mean, it's so
obvious. This mistake is so obvious. Rehearse haha. I would
like to share something from Entertainment Weekly from
January 27 1995 1999. How long ago was that? 1995
It was 16 years ago. No. 1605 No. 2020 95 2000
It's 30 years ago. 2626. Here we go from Entertainment Weekly. It
may come as a shock. But empty vs. erstwhile poofy haired Vijay
is something of a cyber rebel. Back in the day before big
corporations like Viacom got a whiff of how cool the internet
was with the kids. Curry posted a music news forum@mtv.com But
now due to a legal battle over the name, he has relocated to
Metaverse with Adam Curry's metaverse. What you'll find
there is a stockpile of regularly updated rock news and
gossip, super slick graphics and handy links to other rock sites
on the net. Best of all, you'll sleep easier at night knowing
that at least for one person, there's life after MTV top 20
Video count We give it a B plus.
You had metaverse.com. Yes, I did. And you still have it. No.
Why not?
Because well, first of all, I went through this I said Neil
Stevenson was cool as long as we didn't, you know, try to
merchandise his trademark. But we use Matt I had met registered
it. No one knew about these things back in the day. No, no,
I don't have it. It was sold along with the company. So I
know. I don't know it doesn't work. So I don't know who has
it. Yeah. But I just thought it was funny.
I got a year ahead of your time, we already knew that I got a B
plus, I just kind of like to be like the God give this show.
My website, I get a damn B plus. All right, thanks, Entertainment
Weekly. And by the way, the lawsuit between MTV Networks and
Mr. Curry has been settled out of court. Neither party has any
further comment.
Yeah. What was your further comment?
I had no further comment. Except I started my first company right
after that. Just kind of a coincidence.
I have two clips left. Okay. One is an informational clip. We
need to keep up with this Cuomo update on PBS. Yeah, this is
great here. Sheriff in Albany County. New York says there is
overwhelming evidence for a sex crimes complaint against former
Governor Andrew Cuomo. It charges him with groping a woman
last year a misdemeanor under state law. Sheriff Craig Apple
acknowledged today there was confusion over Thursday's filing
of the complaint. But he said that doesn't change the facts.
The way it went down has nothing to do with the case. The case is
a very solid case. We have great information that was obtained.
We made we met our burden as far as probable cause and we have
filed.
Cuomo resigned in August after a State Attorney General's report
accused him of harassing multiple women. Today Attorney
General Letitia James announced she will run for governor.
Welcome. Welcome when liberal media outlets talk about someone
resigning, and they're a Republican is always resigned in
disgrace. They always put that in there. They resigned in
disgrace but Cuomo just resigned. He didn't resign in
disgrace and because Democrat Democrats,
they never resigned in disgrace, he had his head held high.
Because he's just a regular old douche nothing wrong.
My last clip is kind of a is kind of hilarious, but I
promised it. It's one of two or three of these when he was in
Scranton, giving his speech in front of some Obeah bowl train.
he rambled because he didn't have the normal time limits. And
so he went and went and
chatted. Oh, this is what you were talking about on on
Thursday.
Yeah, we're biting rambling.
I'm sorry.
What were you gonna say? No, I
started by accident. Go ahead. Oh, I'm
sorry. I might queueing is not up to par today. But the point
is, is that this is the kind of thing that if given a chance,
key will give these stories and I have to say this as a
storyteller. And we're storytellers, Biden really
stinks. He can't hold a story together. It's boring. It's
rambles. He's, he's a crappy knees writers this guy. But
let's let's listen to one of Biden's fascinating stories.
It's only a minute and 15 seconds. It seems like an
eternity.
And, you know, you know, we it's interesting. I grew up not very
far from Bobby, where we're shooting me the senator about
where he grew up was about a photo of if you add it up, I
think he's about five blocks, six blocks. And his dad and I
were about 18 years apart, and we're 17 years apart. So it's
like a continuum going on here. But I just want you to know, we
went to the same schools, same parish just a few years apart,
to give a few take a few years. And Scranton is where I played
shortstop at the Grammys Little League in the first year that it
was put up my dad helped build the field down there.
Oh please.
A lot of time it's at semies vion penny candy and Hanks
hoagies on Woodlawn street watching movies of the ruzi on
the weekend and try act all they did and when you watch those
movies, I think I was told I don't there's two I was the only
kid in my in my year that I was able to walk across the lackey
on that pipe there was just above that. If you fell in the
lucky you were you were lucky you are in trouble but anyway
you know it reminds me of I don't think we don't do this bit
that often on Family Guy. But once in a while they do They let
Meg talk at the table to tell what was your day like today
make boring, incredibly boring discussions. They all leave.
Joe Biden is the new Meg.
I kind of like this Meg, that word Griffin.
I have. Alright. one more clip shorty, just because it's anti
Maxine. This is about the purge the purge January 6, we need to
commission she was on the Rules Committee. As I'm hearing it
also sounds like but I've got to say something because I'm on
Maxine. You know, I
am struck. Struck by all of this false talk about bipartisanship,
I am absolutely struck in in the way that it is hard for me to
even explain what it means to try to work with people who have
targeted you for being killed. Our capital, one was invaded by
those who came to kill us. They looked for Nancy Pelosi, he's
criticizing Nancy Pelosi, they looked for her in order to kill
her. And they came on to kill most of us. But they talk about
partisanship. They don't know what bipartisanship is, if they
want us to overlook the fact that they don't even support the
investigation of those who invaded our capitol, and the
members of Congress who worked with them. And they talk about
my products and ship. I want to tell you, I don't appreciate
that at all.
They came to kill us. They came to kill Nancy Pelosi. I love the
I love Max. What
is stick? She
is too funny, man. She is too funny. She's an embarrassment.
Just so everybody knows as we take off for today. According to
Pew pew pew pew studies. This kind of surprised me, but not
really, I guess the total number of Americans who read an online
newspaper any thoughts?
Well, I depends on how they define online newspaper but I
would say 70%
Oh no, I'm talking about absolute number in America.
Oh, 100 million.
15 million. I'm way off of the top 50 news websites 15 million.
No wonder they're worried about substack and podcasts. Dude,
they've got no juice. This show we got the juice.
Yeah, we got the juice. That's true. We got the juice got the
juice.
We got lots of juice coming up. Ai cooking. Episode 17. The
automated atrocities that is a podcast with GI GW IFF and comic
strip blogger. I think I'm going to stick around for that one. An
AI podcast. We got some pure blood coming out for you. Neal
Jones with something very scary and dangerous, which is perfect
for your spooktacular evening and Lars von retriever
with the foreigner thing coming up.
pure blooded. I don't know.
We don't know who you are. I do.
I do. But I don't have it. For some reason.
You're gonna hear people shouldn't be listening to this
show. This is unbelievable. All the clips but this one in depth
just like wow.
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Region number six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
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