VR Google Adam curry, John C. Devora.
November 14 2021. This is your award winning get my nation
media assassination episode 1399. This is no agenda,
partying with the plebs and broadcasting live from the heart
of Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region number six in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley where I have a report, gasoline
is $5.50 a gallon. Welcome to California and Jesse Devine.
It's transitory.
Yeah, you're right. It'll be six bucks next week.
Oh, my goodness. Yeah. And we're in quite a little pickle, aren't
we? Quite the little pickle?
And to listen to them talk about it. Oh, my God.
Hey, before we before we get into that I got a great email. I
want to share. I guess this pertains to your Thursday, first
Thursday of the week, three by three segment. We have feedback
from the field. My name is Matt. I'm the veteran who had a quick
one pulled on in Veterans Day on ABC. Good Morning America. I'm
also a longtime listener have no agenda
about that. It will He say in the morning on the show? I don't
I don't think so. Exactly. What kind of longtime producer are
you? Just wanted to clarify a few things into Forex analysis
of what actually happened on Good Morning America is three by
three. I know agenda 1398 Last Thursday. First, a strong but
correct assessment. But it looked like I could kill someone
in a minute. I haven't knew it. I had a good laugh at that. It
might be my Eastern European bloodline or that I was in the
Marine Corps infantry for 10 years and developed and deployed
six times. But I did quite enjoy that and think it's a very fair
and true observation. Admittedly, I was taken aback
and probably did look put pissed off as John said, but the whole
thing because I was originally told I was going to be doing a
radio interview to discuss the work we have recently be doing,
as John put it, quote, some group that's helping the
mentally ill veterans.
Which is I don't remember the name of the group and
it's okay. He that's why he's writing into so we can
understand that they're doing good work. And then he got he
got shafted by ABC, of course. It's the military clinic at the
number one hospital in New York, New York Presbyterian and my
globally recognized PTSD Research Lab at Columbia
University Department of Psychiatry. Wow. So he's running
that too. I enjoy the criticism of ABC along with every other
corporate media outlet that you both do an excellent job taking
apart and analyzing to understand what is real and what
isn't. But in fairness, that piece, which has over 8 million
views did raise a huge amount of awareness to the innovative
research we've been doing in our research lab, of course, to
John's point, the $20,000 in a giant prop check isn't much.
We're a nonprofit clinic that does not even charge veterans
for the clinical health mental health services they receive
because we do not believe veteran should have to pay for
treatment. And then, anyway, he just he just wraps it up. And he
did say also John's absolutely right. The confetti dump was
ridiculous. Matthew Reiber US Marine Corps veteran Oh, if
slash O EF
about that about what a coup it what a coinkidink I love
that. I love it. It's fantastic.
Yeah, that's the drain. They just don't get a fatty on him.
For guy.
Oh, well, what can we say? Oh, I just love the fact that we have
that kind of reach. You know, we're doing a little three by
Andrew for
each. That's fascinating. Maybe randomly call out some segment
on an ABC Network show New York. Yeah. And the guy is one of our
guys. Yeah, ITM Hello.
Yeah, it would have helped. So
you had something in the newsletter. I'm really happy you
did that. Cuz we don't really have any any clips of it, per
se. We just have rundowns. I think I have one report with 64
different examples of young sports athletes dropping on the
field in play up in draw many of you are right. Many of these
reports have them dropping dead or they dropped on the field and
an hour later, they're dead on the way to the hospital. They're
dead. Yeah. And, you know, the this is very odd. It's not being
reported, as you can understand because oh my goodness, what if
it's, I mean, what could actually have changed in this
fox soccer season? That might have been different from last
year? I'm trying to think what it could be. I mean, could it be
the vaccines, maybe myocarditis,
Did I think it was a new kind of shoe? Well, right
on cue, Big Pharma and big media have the M five M have colluded?
And as of 1111, we have new information man. We've we know
this is not the vaccine that's causing these heart attacks. No,
no, no, no, no. There's new information
that felt as if my heart was going to explode out of my
chest, Mike Stroz smoke pot for nearly every day for 15 years in
Canada, medicinal purposes for two decades, which explains why
there is significant Canadian research into health effects of
cannabis. Now a large peer reviewed study found that while
the risk remained low, those aged 18 to 44, who use cannabis
at least four times a month had nearly doubled the risk of heart
attack over non users. And now the news is worse for those
classified as having cannabis use disorder. Oh, these
are individuals who use cannabis.
We just write it down because I'm pretty sure I have that.
Cannabis use disorder,
also known as cut
frequency that has an impact on their functional abilities, how
they're functioning at home at work, relationships, how
am I function in our relationship? John, am I doing
okay, am I hanging in
your ripped at school,
a new analysis presented at the American Heart Association
scientific sessions found that overall 4.1% of patients
hospitalized for heart attacks, also had cannabis use disorder.
And their proportion nearly tripled from 2.4% in 2007. To
6.7 in 2018.
I don't know much about much. I know about flying. Because I
have a pilot's license. I know about ham radio, because I have
a ham radio license. I know about making sound on podcast. I
also know a thing or two about cannabis. This is This is
bullshit. But let's blame it on the weed everybody. Fantastic.
Fantastic. This is spreading far and wide new survey due to due
to inflammation.
It's come to light.
I mean, please, this is so insulting. But it makes sense
because that's the only thing that changed. We've legalized
cannabis everywhere. That's why young people are having heart
attacks. Of course. Hello, we could have known.
But there's one hockey player. But I have not seen the thing
that I mean, I mentioned this in the essay that's short write up
on this, that, you know, you can't be you know, that these
things could have been going on all the time. And they just now
came to light because of social media or because of the year
some interpretation of reality. So we don't there's no doctors,
no documented proof. And obviously the news media is
never going to go look into it. So never gonna find out as you
know, we're deconstructing news. We're not trying to do news
reporting, we would just show it and be interesting. So So I so I
have to wait until the NBA players start to drop because
otherwise I have to. Yeah, we have not over the years, I will
say this, I've watched the NBA I'm fairly familiar with what's
going on. And there has not been a lot of NBA plan and if you've
ever played basketball, full court basketball, I mean, even
at the college level, they can't play it for as many minutes as
they can in in the pros. The games are, you know, only I
forgot they're shorter, and by a lot, and they don't have as many
games, but it's is fatiguing, it's really running back if
young is running and running and running and running. You just as
is pretty much you know, 48 minutes of running and which is
a lot of running at full speeds in bursts.
I think we've established it's a hell of a lot of running.
So it seems to me that if there's something going on if
anyone's gonna drop dad is gonna have to be some NBA guys but
we'll have to wait and see
oh, we're also now presuming that everyone is really vaccine
at the NBA. Who the hell knows? We don't know anything we know
nothing.
No, and you're never going to find out but
there are the in five M has has you're not entirely correct.
They have been looking into the adverse events related to the
vaccine. And so they're all on top of it.
A couple of questions from our viewers one here can the vaccine
cause male sexual dysfunction now, this is important because
there's been a lot out there if you will on social media and
this has been talked about
fertility and fertility reproductive health effects
there is no I want to underscore no biologic pathway cause and
effect where this can occur. Your immune system does not
interact with your hormones. Certainly when you're talking
about male sexual function in terms of vascular function,
semen production, no connection there whatsoever. However,
background rate of events which we have spoken about many times,
there will be some overlap. So there will be some men who have
gotten vaccinated who also have sexual dysfunction. That does
not mean that one caused the other.
No matter how you say it, it's worth repeating because
yeah, the more you repeat, the more people gonna think it's
true. You guys are nuts. Stupid. And here's
Scott Godley from the board of Pfizer to talk to us about
Viagra.
Now, the immune system never crosses over with the
reproductives is really so so you have mumps or reaction the
mumps vaccine in your balls swell up to three feet the size
basketballs, there's no connection. No kidding me.
Sorry. I got a visual. It was hard. I mean, it was difficult.
Yes, that's that's Doctor what's her name? Dr. Jen Ashton. She
she actually has a she caught? I think she actually causes sexual
dysfunction just watching her. Dr. Peter Makala address the all
of these events,
excuse me disparaging people's appearance is what I'm doing.
Dr. Peter makalah, who's a handsome looking man did a two
minute rant. It was on Info Wars uninterrupted which was great.
And I have to share it because he just nails it all down in one
tight little package
is biologically cohesive, because the spike protein on the
ball of the virus is this same protein that's in the human body
after vaccination. So whether or not someone's been exposed to it
for the respiratory illness, or whether or not someone's taking
the vaccine, they now are exposed to the spike protein.
What do we know about this? In a paper by a Vallejo and
colleagues? It's clear a spike protein does damage the heart
through parasites. I think it's unequivocal the US FDA, all the
other regulatory bodies have warnings Pfizer Maderna cause
myocarditis I think everybody should understand this.
myocarditis is heart injury. I've seen it. I've reported it
to the CDC. I've had CDC officers call me in verify it.
This syndrome is not mild because it requires
hospitalization. We have a situation where bioethics is off
the rails. parental rights are now taken away and children are
going to be faced with a potentially fatal decision.
We've never seen this ever in human history. I told you about
the spike protein myocarditis, neurologic injury, immunologic
injury, there is a spike protein induced disease. Alex that
occurs about two weeks after the vaccine is called vaccine
induced thrombocytopenic. purpura V. Itt it has its own
acronym now in medicine is bleeding from the gums and
mouth. There's a hemolytic anemia, blood in the urine.
Patients go into renal failure. They develop thrombosis at the
same time. It can be fatal. It's very serious. Chairman of the
FDA ago Scott Gottlieb, who's my contemporary little bit younger,
he's actually on the board of Pfizer, and he's advising
America on MSNBC and two about vaccines. He's on the board of
Pfizer, Stephen Hahn, the one who followed him. He actually
joined the investment capital firm that is behind Maderna you
have Rick bright the person who blocked hydroxychloroquine
stores in the White House as Peter Navarro was trying to free
them. Brick Brite joins the Rockefeller Foundation. A
conflict of interest is in the open the NIH co owns the patent
for the Maderna. A conflict of interest is in the openness
censorship is in the open the trusted news and certain
initiative announced December 10 said it will only promote a
vaccine it'll do everything to squash vaccine hesitancy
including early treatment and anything on vaccine safety.
It is an update to the doctors rant here. President Biden has
picked former FDA commissioner Calif, to come back to run the
FDA. But where has he been in the meantime? Oh, my. Let me
see. He was the head of medical strategy at Google. Huh. Nice.
Medical strategy at Google
actually an alphabet. So that's the the parent call either what
they wanted, they want to be. They want to be your doctor.
They want to be your bank. Come on. They want to be all of that.
VR, Google
VR, VR Google, and we take care of you. So I had a couple chats
with Christina. As the new mandates were announced in the
Netherlands, which is unreal. I probably should play this First
because whatever's happening over there whatever's happening
down under is coming here. This is ABC
for the first time in months new COVID cases nationwide are on
the rise. 22 states reporting a surge in infections, hospitals
and ICUs are filling up. Patients who are going on
ventilators that hospitalizations up in 14 states
from Colorado to Michigan to Vermont, low on ICU beds. Some
hospitals are rationing care
for patients with New Mexico that need the care most will
receive the care during this
time of unprecedented volume.
Health experts say this latest surge is unvaccinated Americans
waning immunity from the vaccine and colder weather as more
people gathering doors.
With people starting to make plans for the holidays to get
together. I think it's an important time just to let
everyone know that we've
got to stay vigilant
surge. So they have a surge all over Europe. So they say even
though the numbers are now being obfuscated i We have doctors on
television in the Netherlands in talk show saying no, that's old
numbers. The new numbers show more vaccinated people in the
hospital, the Belgium same thing. And Germany has gone so
far as to say we're not going to report the number of vaccinated
numbers in the hospital anymore because it's just feeding
conspiracy theories, we have to stop it nip it in the bud. And
now the Netherlands has implemented the German lockdown
system for the next three weeks. I did not know of this scale,
but they have a G scale for their restrictions G three, G
two and G one. I'll give you what the meanings of these
levels until you were everybody's at G three. You can
access a venue with a COVID pass a negative test or a recovery
report, all three of which will enable you to get a green QR
code on your smartphone G two level you can access a venues
with a COVID pass or a recovery report. And G one level you can
only access a venue with a COVID pass. No recovery report Germany
is going to G one which means you cannot go anywhere. Unless
you have been vaccinated and have the appropriate COVID.
Corona pass. Your restrictions include pretty much everything
up to essential good stores for groceries. That's it, no
restaurants, no public transport, the ineffective
they're in a lockdown, everything's closing down at 8pm
again for the next three weeks. And it is a suggestion just like
the mandates in the US a suggestion to venues to use the
G two level and not the G three level because it's not law, the
actual law has has to be changed in order to make this a
permanent change. And they say well, we're just gonna do this
temporarily for three weeks. And then we should be okay. But it's
pretty obvious they're going to take those three weeks to
rewrite laws and make this a permanent thing. So my daughter
can literally only get groceries from some stores. That's it. She
can walk on the street I guess still.
But she's not in Germany though.
Does this is the Netherlands. Oh they said Germany now Germany
has gone to level G one which means you can only access
anything with with the COVID Pass G two is the Netherlands.
So you can do it if you've had been vaccinated or have a
recovery report the poor kids saying to me I wish I would just
catch it already because then at least I would have a recovery
report. That's how
sick it is. It's probably not even going around enough.
Exactly. She's Troy's like kids talking everybody. COVID baby
COVID No, not Happening. Happening. i Yeah. So let's see
what we have a surprise.
You know, I was watching a lot of Deutsche Vela and I want to
play three clips from Deutsche Avella which was your only
they're kind of related but they're not in this. Yes, they
are. And I'm watching Deutsche Ville and they're in Germany is
really freaked out about this and they are really pushing
everyone to lock down lockdown lockdown. It's just like, what
happened? Everyone got didn't get as vaccinated as they did in
Ireland, let's say but they got vaccinated enough and they
follow the rules and they do all the rest. Find the whole thing.
They had some practice of following rules. And so I I'm
thinking about that and I'm dinner thing about the doctor
who we listened to one of these clips where the guy says What's
weird about this whole COVID These is a worldwide phenomenon.
And he says is strange because it's not just in the United
States or anyplace else where they're all freaked out, and
they're making everyone get a vaccine, whether you like it or
not, whether it works or not, doesn't matter, you just have to
take, follow, follow rules, get the vaccine and shut up. And
what you whether it's gonna kill everybody or not is irrelevant.
It's not important. It's not important to all this. So they
did this, they did this three parter, which I have her and it
and, and it's just caught me, because it's like, this could
report could have been done here to the worldwide phenomenon.
It's not just the COVID thing. It's, it's more to it than that.
It's a bigger deal than that. And I want to play these clips
and just listen to this. Because it's like, this is called, what
does being a German mean? And they and this was done by
Deutsche villain, they're asking these, this one net a lot of
people but they're asking people, What does it mean to be
a German nowadays? And I think this is part of a grand scheme.
That's a worldwide phenomenon. And I believe is to be a leftist
conspiracy,
that with federal elections just months away, the debate about
what constitutes an open and tolerant society in Germany is
certain to keep rumbling.
Yeah, there are lots of opinions that go along with that
question. And to talk about that. I'm joined now by the
blogger and journalist Hanga me, Jacobi Ferrara, the editor of
the feminist, Missy magazine. It's good to have you here on
the show. What do you think when you hear what the the country's
interior minister has said? That there's a 10 point list of
things that define germaneness?
I have a lot of thoughts. One of the first thoughts that I have
was, why would one want to be German? Because it's not like
Germany has such a glamorous image that you would want to fit
into
Germany in all the studies is the most popular country in the
world right now for the past, what, two or three years? So
it's a popular place to be?
Apparently, but maybe not for people who grow up here? Well,
you did. Right? I did.
So what is being German mean to you? How would you define German
this? Based on your experience?
German This is very hard to describe without being mean. I
would say, Well, you can be mean, I mean, we're
all we're all Germans. You can be mean. What do you think
they're what do you what do you think it means?
All right. So I left it there hanging, right.
Yeah, no, that was a real cliffhanger. That is a literal
cliffhanger. It's a cliffhanger. So this is to me already. I'm
like, this is going globalist. This is We are the world we are
the children. This is not Germans.
And I think that they exactly. And I think that's happening
everywhere and as a skin as a plot because this doesn't
happen. Just there's no reason, for example, for the United
States to want. Why do all the Democrats think it's great to
have open borders? We don't want open borders. But no, we do want
open borders. We don't want open borders, just a big schism.
That's the real schism. It's not between, you know, Democrats and
Republicans as much as it is this globalist versus a
sovereignty. And and we have to remember Hillary Clinton, who
once said in one of her speeches that she imagines the day when
there will be no borders from the tip of South America,
throughout the entire western hemisphere. And this is a real
dream. And it's being promoted to the point where you have this
woman in Germany, who's pretty much thinking along the same
lines, and she's in Germany. And she's still, you know, it's
almost lockstep, let's hear what she has to say. Um,
one of the first associate associations I have with German
is passive aggressiveness, racism. Taking to be tolerant
while being discriminated, why discriminating on multiple
levels, not also not acknowledging that there's
different disc discrimination structures, such as sexism.
Give me exactly give me an example of that discrimination
that you see in your life living in Germany.
Living in Germany, I see a lot of Germans blaming patriarchy
and sexism and harassment and violence against women on a lot
of Middle Eastern or Muslim cultures, even though Germany is
inherently sexist, as a country every time we have a debate paid
about sexism. It's very basic and people want to discuss if we
even whether or not we even have a sexism problem, which we
obviously do. Well, what
would you advise the interior minister? What should he do?
What would be the first step, then to ensuring that everyone
living here, lives together peacefully and is able to
appreciate each other even if you are different resign?
Maybe makes sure that trying to integrate into Germany is a
promising thing for people that it makes. That is attractive to
people? Because right now it's not and also, if you really want
to integrate people maybe learned the difference between a
burqa and niqab before you write it into a newspaper, because
hardly anyone was born because in Germany, even the cops are
super rare. Yeah.
You know, they have a term for this kind of person in Germany.
It's das noodle Kinte.
Yeah, I got it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. A new noodle. Mitch. Okay,
let's move on, man. Let's, let's render it out
as better. What about the role of religion?
By bashing women who are Bearcats? I don't really see
anyone respecting religions.
Is religion important for? Is it the glue of a society the way
the interior minister has described it?
I'm definitely not I would say it should be the freedom of
choosing a religion or also not to choose any religion, but
there's no separation between religion and state in Germany.
We don't work on Sundays. The holidays are all Christian.
Okay.
Anyway, I've been told we're running out of time, we could
talk a lot longer.
Yeah, it's, you're so right. It could have been the United
States. It could have been any country really, is a globalist.
It's a globalist cabal. It's a takeover and the vaccine and
vaccination somehow is tied into a global identity, wouldn't you
say?
Yeah, yeah, absolutely. There's no doubt in my mind. And yeah,
and by the way, that little bit at the end, where she talks
about Christian still Christian, based with the word don't work
on site in Germany, they really don't work on Sunday. I mean,
everything. Yeah, but they don't do Sundays of the weekends, this
whole concept of praise that has been cropped up in the
conversation around here.
Ooh, yeah. Well, that's it's a third rail and it's not that you
know, we have Roe v Wade to do with religious stuff. You know,
we got enough on our plate with religious talk. But yeah, I
think that you know, what it is to be German, there's no such
thing as German anymore. There's only two types of people
vaccinated and unvaccinated. Exact that's it. Yes. And we're
just going back to the to the Dutch restrictions. One of our
Dutch producers noticed something and threw together a
little sudwala a minute long supercut you'll hear you'll hear
the the Dutch Fauci in there who hold the Yonah and they're all
saying the same thing all over the world, a thing how
many people are in that household and they've
vaccinating everyone who's eligible in that home while they
knock on that door
blade for freshman year to do with a four reg deer for deer
out of the forearm.
To get more Americans vaccinated. One targeted
community by community sorted or rapidly vaccinated
those eager to get their first shot and the second shot for
that matter if they needed a second. Now we need to go to
community by community neighborhood by neighborhood and
oftentimes door to door literally knocking on doors.
Minister Al Morgan has inaugurated and inspected door
to door vaccination drive in Chennai,
in will Kenya for example, analyst Matt team has been going
door to door and having those conversations directly with
people and often in the backseat going to be going to some
stranger street door to door knocking on these and actively
looking for people who are in the wrong house and finding them
on the spot. Absolutely.
And what was so incredible is these teams are not just
knocking on doors anymore. They're actually counting SDS
and vaccinating at the door. They're seeing how many people
are in that household and they've vaccinating everyone
who's eligible in that home while they knock on that door.
community by community. Door to door arm to arm. We're coming.
This pertains to your clips as well. This is I think we had
this similar update from Ohio now Utah, which is odd that they
actually I had a conversation with some friends yesterday I
said you know Utah is doing this thing and data tracking like oh
my god, but they're Mormons. They don't they don't like the
government. I said, Yeah, but Mormons, they sure know how to
document stuff, don't they?
They say this, I will say this because I'm working on this
particular topic. The Utah's ahead of the whole country with
it with the mobile ID. Here it
is Utah's driving license division is set to start a pilot
with mobile driver's licenses and IDs. The mobile IDs will be
stored on an app, which is being called Secure by the divisions
director, Chris charis,
we wanted to make sure the technology was at a place that
it really could facilitate that level of security. And we
believe that it's at that stage. Now, this will
change the way you towns travel, bank, buy alcohol, and comply
with traffic stops at the difference to the physical
licenses, or ID cards is you can choose what information you
share. For example, the digital ID will let you verify your age
without giving away your home address. Or vice versa.
The mobile credential lets you facilitate the transaction but
only share what's necessary for it so that you get some control
back over your data.
Right now it's being tested with 100 people to start, but the DLD
hopes to open the pilot to as many as 10,000 Utahns. By mid to
late summer, the driver license division has until January
1 2022 to be ready to start making the digital licenses
unless they show that the pilot has been unsuccessful.
Yeah, I think this will work. People think it's handy. You
know, this is not just it's a it's a they're selling it under
the guise of digital driver's license. But it's really, as you
pointed out, a mobile ID and you and you can put anything in
there, including your vaccination status. Probably
your loyalty cards, you know, just like Apple's iPhone wallet
or Android wallet to put stuff in.
It's based on that idea. Yeah, we're gonna be on the phone.
Yeah.
And that's, you connect that up to because of course, the apps
all talk to each other on your phone. And we got a nice little
profile going on guys some some Twitter data, some face back
data. We got your health data, huh? It's gonna be it's gonna be
it's gonna be beautiful. While you're working on substack. For
this, that's cool. I like that
idea. I've been doing it for a while. But it's it's deeper than
a when I ran into the whole idea. It turns out to be like,
10 times deeper than I thought it would be. It's just like,
this is a huge Well, I met move under I would call it an
underground movement that nobody's aware of a symptom Utah
where they're actually implementing it. There was okay,
well, well, I think it's all part of this wallet thing, the
digital wallet.
I may have. I may have some insight into that. This may be
well, this will certainly fit into the plans of the National
Investment Authority that is being proposed. And believe me,
no one's talking. No one's talking about this. It is being
discussed in context of President Biden's nominee for
the officer, or the Office of the Comptroller of the current
Comptroller of the Currency.
Oh, this horrible woman?
Yes. Yes, her name is so lay, oh, my robot. And she will be
testifying Thursday. And it's not so certain she's going to be
confirmed. Let me just tell you what the OCC does, it carries
out to mission by issuing banking rules and regulations
and providing legal interpretations and guidance on
banks corporate decisions that govern their practices, visiting
and examining the banks of overseas, you had to clip from
her I have several clips and I am very keen to tell you what's
going on with this because I think it fits right in to the
digital In fact, I'm almost sure it fits into the digital ID and
the words you have to look out for in today's world in the
governmental world is impact study. You know these? What
exactly is an impact study? How does it work? Where do you use
it in vet investment sharing, there's all these different
terms that are kind of fuzzy and out there and turns out this is
this is what she's pushing the National Investment Authority
and it doesn't matter if she doesn't make it on Thursday or
whenever they vote on her because this is already in the
build back better act you know these acts are always a whole
bunch of other bills and stuff popped into it that have already
been brought to the floor typically. And these the
National Infrastructure Investment Authority act and
it's already been put into the most recent version that I can
tell of the build back better act and to prove that this is a
real thing. We know that the United Kingdom that's actually
a bill so should be the build back better bill
they well they it's the bill but it's called the build back
better act. I have it in the show notes here. I'm looking
right at it. Okay. So it's a bill but they're calling it the
the National Investment Authority act. show you this is
really part of build back better. We know the United
Kingdom is doing build back better, and they are already
ahead of the game, they have announced the National
Investment Authority to enter into full force January 4 2022.
So they're already they've already implemented this. And I
believe that in I don't know if this build back better things
gonna pass or not. But this is definitely the ID is the
national infrastructure authority. So this woman, you
know, we I think we played a little clip if you're talking
about oh, we really want to bankrupt small, small oil and
gas company. That's what we want. Yeah. So clip everyone's
heard. Yeah, that's but the actual full piece that she did
was really interesting. And it was very hard to find it's on
YouTube unlisted. So I had to go find where where it came from.
She was speaking at the the Jain Family Institute, j, i and the
J. F, I have heard of this thing, the J, the the Jain
family intercessory,
some Indian operation, I
don't know much about the family. But their whole thing is
universal basic income from beginning that's what they're
about. And their total tardes is, in fact, I have a clip later
on, you can laugh about the the host of this thing, because it
was, of course on Zoom. So the national infrastructure
authority will consist of three pieces. The main ones are the
National Infrastructure Bank, which is going to be an actual
bank, and then the national infrastructure Management
Corporation, which is, well, they'll, in essence, be the fund
manager. And the way they've set this up, this is really good.
And I've got some, I think, some choice clips from her. The way
they've set this up, is they will create investment vehicles,
and go and raise the money from the capital markets venture
capital primarily. And then they will, they have a promise that,
you know, you put the money in for 10 years and 10 years, we
guarantee you'll get at least your initial capital back.
That's, that's the guarantee. So here's her explaining what this
national infrastructure management company looks like.
And she's given it a name. She's given it the name of Nikki MAC,
which of course, sounds a lot like Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.
So you already kind of feel where this is going.
We can mark is taking it to that equity market stage. Right. So
Nick Mack is an equity investment firm. For
Corporation, right? It's kind of like think about it as a would
if we had a Blackrock or Blackstone, right. But it was
only publicly owned effectively, right? It would do exactly the
same kind of stuff that Blackrock does, except in the
interest of the public. So as an equity manager, it will have
basically two contexts in which it would act. One is as a kind
of venture capital manager, public venture capital manager
on behalf of the basically all of us the public, soliciting
capital from institutional investors, those guys those big
bags of money that are kind currently sloshing around in
capital markets, sending their money into Oh, I don't know
Bitcoin, or things of that kind or to private equity funds to
make the buck. Now they might get the chance to invest the
funds that are managed not by Blackstone, and Carlyle and JP
Morgan, but by Nikki Mack.
And I should probably mention she's from Kazakhstan
originally. You can kind of hear that Russian accent she looks
like she's like she's Chinese more but she's from that desk
that's close by it's all the same people up there.
So this is the dumbest thing by the way. It gets dumber it gets
done right. I passed on these clips because I thought that she
was a lunatic I didn't I didn't hearing these other clips, which
I didn't get to
hear. I didn't use the clips that were sent to us. I went
back and I did the whole thing myself.
Yeah, no, I understand. Yeah, and but I'm just saying that
this is a good example of someone that would come out of a
communist country red bloc country guys get wasted This is
not makes no sense. Oh it does it people don't walk around with
bags of money the way she describes sloshing in
money just throw it into Bitcoin.
Throw it the Bitcoin because this is the way capitalism
works. We're just so lunatic got as far as she did. Oh my
goodness, you're going to lose a mystery to me. Okay.
So now, so this, this NIA has this fun what exactly will this
fun be doing and how does it pay back? It's going to be just Like
BlackRock, she said, just like BlackRock, which to me is a
predatory piece of crap. But okay, just like Blackrock only
they'll be working for us. Mm hmm. But the whole point is, you
go get Blackrock to invest. Now, when you're doing social
investing, and she'll get into this, you need to, you need to
understand that many projects we'll invest in, are not
intended to ever return any profit, that doesn't matter.
Come on, in you commercial guys with the Bitcoin money, because
we've got a deal for you. And it's all based upon the impact
study, you're going to get
back guaranteed 100% Return of the principal investment you've
made, no private equity fund can give that guarantee. Right.
That's the whole point, high risk, high return here, you can
give that guarantee why because you are actually not tied to
nest necessarily to the same market market considerations as
a private as mentioned as. And then on top of that, you could
tell on top of that, you will get an equity like variable
return. So how do we calculate that return? We're going to
solicit the various macroeconomic estimates of what
will this portfolio of projects, whatever those projects are,
what kind of macroeconomic public benefit will they
generate over the longer term? Not today, not right now, when
we're closing that fund. But when these projects actually
come full on Steam, even though maybe right now, some of them
are not finished? Maybe right now, some of them are not yet
commercially profitable in the traditional sense. And maybe
some of these public infrastructure projects, we
never want to be profitable per se, because we don't want to
charge or income people for those for those types of
services. Right. So regardless of the overall of that, let's
calculate the having built all of those projects, all of those
infrastructures, how much will we get as the United States of
America as the national or regional economy over the longer
period of time. And if those estimates will come within
certain range, let's say we will agree on the formula, how we on
top of your principle, to each one of you, we will return some
kind of, let's say, an average or whatever the whatever,
whatever version of that whatever we make anomic benefit,
we will give you a variable return that reflects that
benefit. But
besides the fact that I'm thinking, well, how can we
benefit from this? This, this money this giveaway? Imagine
that you're listening to a fifth grader of giving a report in
front of class because this is exactly what it sounds like
naive, stupid, you don't know what you're talking about fifth
grader, with all these ideas, but somewhat brainwashed, maybe
it's moved to the seventh grade, but I'm taking fifth grade. And
that's what and just think it just put that in the back of
your mind as you listen to this. And you're going to get as clear
as Bell. There's a bell that she's fifth grader,
okay. Yeah, she has a lot of degrees. And she's highly, you
know, has high. She's Cornell Law, you know, so she, she,
she's, she's an elite, she's an elite,
whatever version of that sort of macro economic benefit, we will
give you a variable return that reflects that benefit. But if
there is not enough money on that day, for example, in the
bank account of the NIA, to repay back to those limited
partners, the proposal envisions the liquidity backup by by
giving the NIA access to the Federal Reserve. And to be able
to borrow from the Fed borrow from the Fed in order to
basically cover its obligations to the limited partners. For
that fund. It's better than repay the Fed in future as it's
sort of as kind of its portfolio gets replenished through the
flow of revenues from other projects.
Okay, so let me just recap. So they have these investments and
how those work, I'll have another clip for a minute, they
have these investments. They bring in the black rocks and the
Bitcoin boy Bros and like put your money in, don't worry about
it, we guarantee we're going to give you 100% of your money
back. And then we'll take a look at the impact studies which is
completely fuzzy bullcrap. And we'll decide somewhere on the
long line like, this is good for America. That's worth a point.
You know, it's good for LGBTQ, maybe some, we do some ESG
investing metrics over there. And we're gonna give that back
to you. Now if at that time that happens, we're short on cash
pool just go to the Fed bro. Not a problem. Is that is that not?
The commercialization of social programs that are only supposed
to be determined and financed by those who hold the purse strings
namely Congress. Isn't that giving these jumbo pokes a way
around that they can go to the interesting point they can go to
the Fed. So
that, you know that can be legislated. Well wait because
there's a little bit can't go to the Fed if the government does
what has been doing over the last 50 years, which is giving
authority to agencies is given this given lawmaking authority,
the US Air Pollution does.
That's why this is giving. That's why this is a National
Investment Authority. They want to literally
Yeah, yes, it's been passing its own powers on stupid. Or our
government has been giving its powers away to two mandated
agencies. It's getting
better. I'm almost there. So just a quick break. Now, this
was the end of this state, like 40 minutes. And then this douche
from the GFSI, the Johnny Family Foundation, just to give you an
idea, you mentioned fifth grade class, this is the guy who is
going to lead it into the question, I just had to play a
little bit of this Jumoke. So you know, what we're dealing
with
sorry for taking up so long. Oh, no, to
the contrary, there was an extraordinary use of the last
half hour and I am so energized. So energetic I mentioned many of
us are by the extremely, Patty's 20 seconds by this extremely
comprehensive and cogent and then very, very cleanly
expressed proposal. But if it were to come to pass, I think it
could be a radical reorganization of I mean, we
would essentially be industrial policy for for the United
States. And which I imagined, you know, many, many of us here
today would be really excited by
Yeah, we're all jacked up about it. Of course you are, and it
gets a little better. So there's, there was a question.
And the guy basically said, you know, I like the idea, but
you're going to invest in things, you know, certain things
aren't going to make any money. So how can you convince these
investors that they're really going to get their money back?
You know, you mentioned the Fed? But how does that how does that
really work? What's going to happen, because you're probably
going to lose money on stuff,
I think it would become a game changer, because then the
pension funds and all these other investors will realize
that, look, this is for you, right, we didn't get cheated out
of it. And we want to keep investing into this asset. So a
lot of the money will come back to the NIA, basically, on a
rotating basis. That's how private asset managers run their
business anyway, as well, right? It's always like this finance is
like a shark, it never stops. So more money will be coming in.
That was that moment in time when the NIH suddenly just like,
everything stops, and it's looking at its bank account, and
there is not enough money is less likely to happen, it's
never going to happen. But most importantly, is that building in
that sort of backup position, you know, borrowing from the
Fed, worst comes towards borrowing from the Treasury.
This is where you implicitly acknowledge that if there is a
public loss from building this kind of externality producing
public infrastructure that in the long run, we all actually
agree will serve our economic and social goals, then that
public loss is going to end up on you know, it in our pocket
anyway, one way or the other. This is how it's going to end up
there. So basically, the NIA borrowing from the Fed and the
Treasury and repaying part, the borrowing and repaying part, the
borrowing, wherever that loss is, is going to end up, of
course, on the public balance sheet, but in the long run, the
public, the public balance sheet will be stronger.
So what she's saying is, well, it doesn't matter if we do it
through this, this completely jacked way which circumvents the
entire spending process that Congress does. Either way, it's
gonna wind up on the on the on the on the balance sheet of the
of the country sorry, yeah, this is just a more fun way to do it.
And there's a reason for it. She keeps talking about this asset
etc. What exactly are they going to be selling to investors,
the two operating arms are an IB National Infrastructure Bank and
Nikkei macro NCMC. So why National Capital Market?
National sort of Capital Management Corporation you see,
I'm already forgetting it. It's sort of to mimic how private
equity funds and venture capital funds name themselves, right.
It's all about capital management. So Nikki Mac is
going to be the asset manager arm of the NIA. So both an IB
and Nikki Mac are going to be not federal agencies, but
federally chartered special corporations, and it's a very
interesting animal that we have plenty of and what's That's
about it is that it is a corporation, but it's not quite
like a regular corporation. So there's a huge deal of
flexibility in how you, you know, how you define Congress
will define the powers and structure and operations of
these institutions. But at the same time, they're once removed
from the actual political and administrative apparatus of the
government of the of the executive branch. And so they
will have a little bit more freedom to act as if they were
proper corporations acting within markets. So an IB is a
very, you know, very simple thing, it's just your basic
credit modernization arm, very much similar to a more familiar
standard infrastructure bank model that is being proposed
year after year. And also similar to Fannie Mae, Freddie
Mac, government sponsored enterprise. So what it will do,
it will basically be purchasing bonds, for example, issued by
various municipalities for purposes of financing certain
type of public infrastructure projects. And by the way, by
public infrastructure, I mean, more than just roads and bridges
and power utilities, but also affordable housing. Also, things
like, you know, various social inverses, social public
infrastructure kind of stuff, very important things. So, the
NIV will, will be purchasing all of those bonds from various
municipal authorities, packaging them together in certain
portfolios, and then issue that its own bonds to various
institutional investors, kind of backed by the support from
behind. And there's a reason that secondary market and in
effectively act as this sort of big kind of market maker,
all right. So it's not about this lack of profit or little
bit, they're going to get back from some impact study. What
they're doing is they are buying up municipal bonds. Might need
to be might need to be done anyway. And they are repackaging
it her words into the National Infrastructure Bank bond. They
are and they're called a Mac. We've had Freddie Mac, Fannie
Mae, now Nicky Mac, they are collateralizing debt, does it
sound anything like 2008 2009, where we're going to have all of
this stuff built into these bonds, and that is, that's where
the money is. It's trading these bonds, as expertly explained by
Alison McDowell.
So this idea of a social impact bond is essentially reimagining
our lives and social relationships as future debt
projections, whether that's being educated, whether that is
health care, whether that is housing access, or subsidies,
food subsidies, being involved in the judicial system, all of
these have numbers attached to them. And then they say, Well,
if you can, if we can provide an evidence based what works
intervention, we will pay this much money, which is a smaller
amount than we would pay if you all these bad things happen to
you. And we would have to pay a lot more to fix you after the
fact. We'll just preemptively fix you. Only the problem is is
essentially pre crime. Now the problem is, is that the terms of
these agreements, which are essentially privatizing
government services, privatizing services that the government
should just be de facto providing but then the
government through austerity says we can't provide it unless
we can be assured that it works. And so they outsource it to
these nonprofits, to some of whom are faith based nonprofits
to do these social welfare services under conditions of a
performance based contract, the profit isn't in the tiny slice
of return on investment. It is actually in the fact that
they're going to securitize all the debt, and that hedge funds
are going to trade off of that debt, the game can't go unless
you have the structure, they can't run the bets unless the
game goes on. So they have to build the game. And that game is
being built right now. They need all of the data to slosh around
in a big pool, because they can't justify taking profit off
the fact that you didn't become addicted. If they can't track
that against some intervention. They put you on in middle
school, all of that data has to interlock. And that's what's
going to come with digital identity. And that digital
identity system is something that the the World Wide Web
Consortium has been working on for like 15 years. And I had
thought it was going to come through education transcript
records, but clearly now it seems like the much bigger plan
is to have it come through these medical passport protocols.
And there you go, Oh, should you talk
money round about to get to the end now? It was good. So you
brought up the 2008 debacle. So what we have to do is figure out
what is the equivalent to the short default swaps the short,
notice the credit default swaps? What because what shorted it was
a day we just went under blue you couldn't short those things.
Yeah. You just picked up the insurance This
is our massive exit strategy is that what I'm hearing at the
plotting over? Beyond an
exit strategy? This would be a massive amount of wealth it just
happened
the whole no agenda gizmo nation could exit the Oh yeah. Okay,
how do we do it? We got to talk
to figure out how they're gonna talk to Horowitz you have to
ensure this stuff. That's that's what you have to figure out how
they're doing it. I didn't. This is insanity. I did. It explains
to me something I don't have a clip for. I was going to get
these clips. And I said, I'll put them off to Thursday. I may
still get them and explains to me why this idiot and I do have
some sock tussocky clips. Yeah, yeah. Uh huh. With that? Yes.
She's talking about you know, they're all there. They're
actually shaking, frightened, frightened that they're not
going to get this stupid. build back better thing. Yes. And she
she goes on about the one of the most important things about it
is getting make sure because it'll fix the infrastructure.
And when she said deficit, she talked about what is the
infrastructure bill do that doesn't fix the infrastructure?
Why if all of a sudden do we need this other bill to pass to
fix the infrastructure that the $1.3 trillion infrastructure
bill is
not supposed to fix? This is human infrastructure. John, you
didn't hear what they said human infrastructure, social
infrastructure. This is bullshit. what
it sounds like to me that, for one thing, it's going to be a
lot of pass through money to to, to semi created. David Goggin
club. You
know what when she says, We've got so much money sloshing
around? Yes, that is part of the problem. That's why we have
inflation this, this is part of their scheme to get that out of
the market, put it anywhere, get it out of wherever it's being
held. Well, you saw that empty chart that I filled the money
supply boy who is doing believable. So what is I found
the national interoperability collaborative, advancing
progress in health and human services through collaboration
and actionable information sharing. And this is a
nonprofit, of course, drinking club called the NIC head fits
right in with the NIA in the NIV. Just saying. And this is
where members can get information on how to share
share data across their own company, and of course, across
other organizations. And then if you look at who these people are
partners and supporters, actually, we should I mean, it's
all Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. Right off the bat. The steward
Foundation, the California Endowment, Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation, the Kresge Foundation, and the Board of
Directors was even funnier, I think, let me see if I can find
the board of directors. That wasn't this. But so they've got
a lot of this teed up being there and, and having your
digital ID, which seems the way it's the easiest way, this is
your global thing. Have everybody at least have some
kind of app or some something that
makes you that would bring into play you're thinking that it's
the vaccine is the common denominator? Yes. Because you
need these vaccine passports and now we're finding
interoperability issues between I think, Horowitz talks about
this about how he needed a barcode instead of this card
because the European you know, they're not the same dang Oh,
yeah. They need some some world standard, all based on the
vaccine, and then you can get your mobile Id have it on your
phone, it'll be something that works everywhere. Wouldn't that
be convenient because you're gonna have to travel one of
these days.
So in the show notes for people to look at impact economy Pay
for Success, finance, this is going to that's a big part of
what this is. The Bloomberg kind of funny article, you can now
securitize people Yeah, exactly. This is where the income sharing
agreement. This is you can this is being done everywhere now
where you one of these outfits, which is, in essence, a hedge
fund, they will fund your education, and they will take
17% of all of your money earned over three years of any job over
50 $50,000. And people are loving this, but what you've
just created, there's another financial instrument which you
can package up because we know
a lot of how is that not indentured servitude, or Hello,
it's complete slavery. It's complete slavery. Absolutely.
But it's the future you won't own anything. You'll be happy.
Graphene based sensors for human health monitoring reports. NIH
is all All this stuff is coming together. It's all beautiful.
We're all we're all. We're all going to be in this
design of it, it'd be great.
Well, I mean, if we're if you're not vaccinated, you're not in
the system. The immune they're gonna try. But that's that's
their entry point it that's their entry point. Anyway, just
I got one last fast clip from SS slaves. I got this one. Yeah,
well, here's the slavery part. This is Omar Roma robot, again,
talking about my favorite topic.
Imagine what would it be like, if instead of being just the
public option for deposit banking, this would be actually
the full translation. In other words, there will be no more
private bank deposit accounts and all of the deposit accounts
will be held directly at the Fed. And there are very
interesting implications from that thought experiment, for
example, with the much more direct and proactive tools of
monetary policy like helicopter money, which is, you know,
considered radical, primarily because economists really do not
know how to manage the issue of what will happen in the
inflationary environment when the central bank needs to
contract the supply of money. How is it politically feasible
for the central bank to effectively take money away from
people's accounts?
Yeah, well, we know how, just take it right out of your fed
account. And she calls the full transition when we're finally
there. This is the plan. She's an idiot. You're right. She's a
fifth grader, as we would say, in Holland, a clapped out the
scroll. She's blown out of school. She's telling everything
that she's saying the quiet parts out loud.
Well, he's dangerous. Yes. But any, because there's enough
idiots out there that lap it up because they don't understand
anything. She actually believes. And I think they believe it,
too. And this is the problem with the entire Biden
administration. None of these people have any experience in
the real world. They've been in government all their life.
They don't even pump their own gas.
Well, nobody does.
My own. Talking about I
know I have to put my own guest except in Oregon, Oregon, you
they won't let you do it.
Let's play soccer. Yeah, see, you got the clips. Let's roll
her out.
Well, I got two different ways I can go with Biden came up with a
speech that was so stupid, that I couldn't look at I've got a
million things here. And it's like,
do these do these clips include dog barking?
No, I got no dog barks. Okay. But let's go. I just talk about
inflation a little bit at if and that brings us into the Biden
clips because he's contradictory. And I so I want
to start off with the NPR inflation clips. Okay. Because
this is the biggest thing going on. They don't know what to do
about it. So let's go with inflation, one on NPR. Second.
See,
everything cost more now eating, traveling, living prices for
just about everything around the rise. Inflation in October was
the highest it's been in more than three decades and that
chops away that people's buying power. It is especially heard
and those who didn't have a lot of extra money to start with and
perish. Scott Horsley reports. Bernice rank didn't need this
week's inflation report to know prices are getting painfully
high rent can see it every time she goes to the supermarket.
Oh my god, you can hardly buy groceries.
Rick is retired and lives in Washington DC. Her monthly
Social Security benefit is about average a little over $1,500 It
doesn't go as far as it used to chicken prices in October were
up nearly 9% from a year ago. Beef and pork prices have
climbed even more. Energy prices are among the biggest drivers of
inflation ranks paying about 50% More for gasoline now that she
did a year ago. And 28% more for the natural gas that she uses to
heat her house.
Mm hmm. Yay, transitory. I'm just gonna
transitory Okay, part two
bills are likely to be even higher this winter for people
who heat their homes with oil like Nicole jaquess in Boston,
heating oil prices are up 59% from a year ago, that stinks for
po Diaz, who shares the house with his 94 year old mother rose
for my mom. Even if it's 100 degrees out, she's still cold,
but not really more cold. Rosa Kodiak has also get Social
Security and like others on the program, her benefits will
increase next year by 5.9%. That's the biggest cost of
living adjustment in four decades. But as Nick notes, the
actual cost of living has already gone up even more before
you go to the store. And if you had $100 You could buy four bags
of groceries and be happy. Now. If you're lucky to get a bag,
milk, orange juice, eggs, plus the oil for the house, the water
bills. It's just crazy. It's so much money. How somebody
supposed to survive.
Are you at Universal Basic Income?
Okay, I think there's 1/3 Yeah, this third
bill, the White House and the Federal Reserve have described
this inflationary spike as a temporary byproduct of Andheri,
which is snarled supply chains and kept a lot of people out of
work. Like the pandemic though price hikes don't appear to be
going away anytime soon.
I think we're gonna see inflation get worse before it
gets better.
Because our house Wells Fargo says inflation is no longer
confined to a few pandemic plague categories like lumber or
used cars. upward pressure on prices is spreading throughout
the economy.
There is nowhere for consumers to hide. That suggests that
inflation is going to be stickier.
airfares were down in October, but likely to take off again as
travel picks up and rent is rising too. While wages are
climbing, especially in places like restaurants. Many
businesses are passing those added labor costs on the
customers in the form of higher prices. All of this is weighing
on Americans mood. A survey by the University of Michigan
released yesterday shows people are as gloomy about the economy
as they been in a decade. One out of four people said their
living standards had fallen this month because of inflation.
Yeah, they've got to be freaking out because we know in the
United States, it's always the economy stupid. They're gonna
have a horrible time in 2022 It's gonna be horrible. There's
going to be a bloodbath. It's gonna be a wipeout and and if
there's any people still alive from lack of money for food, or
food.
So let's listen to some of the explanations we get for all of
this
from our president with from our president, hopefully.
Yeah, okay, good. Let's start with the dog about to build back
better it cuz it's paid for. It's all paid for you know? Yes,
it's paid and it won't cost one single penny for anyone making
under $400,000.
Yeah, let's go with Biden no joke paid for.
Totally paid for. Totally paid for by making taxes work for
people make over 400 grand and just do their fair share. I'm a
capitalist man. You should be a millionaire billionaire if you
can. But pay your fair share. Pay something along the line.
Yes,
we would like to have that party to that.
That may actually been Part Two was that party? I thought it was
sorry. I didn't know there were two parts. I'll play part one.
We're gonna make high speed internet affordable and
available to everywhere in America. Those of you who have
kids in school when we were going this hybrid thing some in
class, I'm out of class. How many times if you haven't if you
don't live in an area we have high speed internet you can't
afford you how many times you've driven your kids to the parking
lot of McDonald's set them going off McDonald's internet so you
could hear no, I'm not joking. Think of this United States of
America for guys. So folks, we're gonna build the first ever
national network of electric vehicle charging stations all
across the country, IBEW going to put in 500,000 charging
stations across the country. And guess what that's in the
Recovery Act that's in the bill back better boom. Which is not
going to raise taxes one single sentence totally paid for.
How long do you think that would take to roll out half a million
charging stations? That That sounds like a 10 year project to
me that's not something that happens overnight. And but they
believe it that's the problem. They're smoking their own dope.
They really believe it's all was possible. I got a Prius. Oh, you
got a Tesla. Come on. Everyone can have one of these. What's
your problem?
I want to mention something I haven't gotten the details yet
but this idea of high speed broadband for everybody. Yeah.
We've been promising that for
Comcast has got some up their sleeve about this. Hmm. And it's
wireless. Yeah, it's gonna be sensitive. Desta drawback. Yeah.
It's gonna be wireless crap.
Well, you know,
yeah. Okay. So I want to play a couple days. Let's get to the
little more about the the inflation thing because he's got
this. These crazy ideas. Let's go to infrastructure week. How
many times over the last five years? Yeah. Yeah. So he says,
How many times have you heard that infrastructure Week is
coming? Have you ever heard that in your life?
No. I mean, there's been many times where the oh, this is the
week where we get the infrastructure bill or we're
talking about infrastructure. This is probably just a bad day.
Get Trump I guess,
like something that never happened? I
don't know. I don't think there was ever an infrastructure week
announced No.
Play the clip Biden on wealthy people.
Again, 300 bucks a month, and it was over, over seven to 17.
You're getting $360 a month, like wealthy people used to do
when they get back tax returns. It changes people's lives.
Wow, wealthy people get 300 bucks back.
Tax Return tax. It's like the what this is the way wealthy
people when they get attacked, will get knocked back. Because
they're not that stupid. They'll let the government hold on to
their money. Yeah. Okay, well, that was kind of interesting. So
let's listen to now I've got these two clips that I should
have previewed him first, because one contradicts the
other and this is his discussion of inflation. And one is iron in
inflation and the other was contradictory comment. Let's
play irony in inflation first.
And there it is. People have more money now. Because they no
no, don't play that No. Play contradictory comment.
In 19 days, she COVID-19 has changed the way we spend our
time and our money. More products are being delivered
than ever before. That's because people have a load more
breathing than they did last.
Okay, it's
because he says there's plenty of shit out there to buy.
No people are buying shit. That's what he's saying is what
he says. But they got more breathing room. Yeah, they got
the because the government gave him messed me checks. Okay, well
play irony and inflation.
And there it is. People have more money now. Because of the
first lay major piece of legislation.
When he realized the irony of it, he went haywire. Hey, wait a
minute, we're about to give him more money. Like we heard the
horror. Let's hear that again.
And there it is. People have more money now. Because of the
first major pieces of legislation.
Oh, man, I gotta give you a clip of the day for that. Because
that No, I love that. That's too funny. Clip we're getting way,
way, way way. I want to hear that one more time. Because I
think you can hear the moment when his brain breaks.
His people have more money now. Because of the first layer
he broke his own brain. That's cool.
I like it. Okay, so now he explains because you know this,
the reason that there's inflation is because there's
shortages and the shortage is because the supply supply chain,
he tries to explain that he doesn't do a very good job. But
I want you to listen to his explanation of a set of a
smartphone. And how it how this supply chain because itself, the
smartphone is so complex in terms of what's in it. Yeah,
that the supply chain breaks here and there and listen to
this. Now first of all, where do most smartphones come from
China. They kept orders or Korea, China, Korea, Korea.
That's where they come from. And as far as I know, Foxconn who
makes the
air in Korea, they're in Korea, I think, aren't they? I think
they're I don't know where they are putting their in its
place Chinese. But I thought they also had a place in Korea.
Yeah,
they got places but they're there's nothing to do with us.
No. And then the screens you know, where's the where's this?
More screens come from the you know, where they come in from it
coming from Korea, mostly, I mean, LG and Samsung make these
screens. And so I want you to listen to Biden's rundown of us
on a cell phone and how it's made. You can't
get the product made because the plant shuts down. That's what's
happening. Products like smartphones often bring together
parts from France, Italy, shipped from New York state from
Japan supply chain that crosses dozens of countries. That's just
the nature of modern economy, the world economy
you did from another level, right? Because there's one
little tidbit in there. That's just the jab. Do you know that
the chips for the smartphones come from Holland that's what I
just said the Netherlands? I heard it. Yeah. Oh, you did?
Okay.
The ships come from Holland. And and from New York, upstate New
York, upstate New York. Yeah, that's right. It's which is also
Bitcoin Central. I hear everything's cool in New York.
Yeah. Wow. That Now was this just a speech or was he
answering questions?
No, this is a speech. And it was a long speech too. So he got off
the deep end. Yeah. He had his teleprompter way in the back. He
had to squint to see it as he usually does. But this thing
about this, if you listen to that, I want you to play that
again. The smartphone thing. He is seriously avoids many
mentioning China or Korea for that matter,
you can't get the product name because the plant shuts down.
That's what's happening. Products like smartphones often
bring together parts from France Italy, shipped from the
Netherlands touchscreens in New York State camera components
from Japan supply chain the crosses dozens of countries.
That's just the nature of modern economy, the world economy.
Hmm. What was that all about? That's just why it's
the nature of hurts the nature of the world. It's all a lie. I
don't think any of you had done
tally ins of France. They got nothing to do with a smartphone.
Where's does Gorilla Glass come from? from upstate New York? I'd
like to know what
sorry is that was Corey Corning. So they it's possible that that
the glass companies have something to do but they made
this stuff in, in. In Asia. That's not like a and gorilla
was the last time you heard the brand name Gorilla Glass.
The last time I heard it was the last time I watched twit.
Who was that was years ago. There you
go. That would explain it, wouldn't it? Hmm.
So Wow. So he's just a mess this guy. But let's listen to site
Misaki. On gas prices.
Yeah, this. This is a see where second, here we go. This is
good. Look, our
view is that the rising gas prices over the long term makes
it even stronger case for doubling down our investment and
our focus on clean energy options so that we are not
relying on the fluctuations and OPEC and their willingness to
put more supply and meet the demands in the market. That's
our view. We feel that. But we also feel that there are a
number of actors here, including price gouging that we have
concerns and we've seen out there we feel we've seen We've
asked the FTC to look into the need for OPEC to release more
that are the larger issues here. And that's why we've been
focused on those options.
Sadly, I think a lot of Americans will be Oh, yeah. OPEC
man, those guys. Yeah. That's their fault. Just in
the independent, less I like like a year ago, we didn't have
to rely on any of these people. Yeah, they don't remember all of
a sudden we're begging for oil from
OPEC. And people don't remember these things.
What kind of a memory Do you what kind of a crappy memory Do
you have? You can't remember one year ago, and the gas prices
were half of what they are today. Oh,
that part they can remember. But they won't remember that we were
energy independent and don't need OPEC. And the worst part of
that clip is her saying, Oh, this is great. We can double
down on batteries.
Kiss I know that is the worst part. But
that's not going to work very well, because of the price of
energy. In particular natural gas. It almost seems like
there's now an organized take down of the global fertilizer
supply. Plants are closing everywhere, because they can't
afford to operate. They're not making fertilizer. And I think
what we're going to be looking at is a 30 40% reduction in
yield on crops in the United States, which will make people
hungry.
Well, as you know, what I've said for the last number of
shows they're trying to kill us. Yes.
Well, this does, of course, you know, in combination with the
with a couple other things that's going on, I think that
this maybe, maybe February, March next year, when we're
getting a little hungry, maybe we introduce some more fake meat
to everybody. Because at least you need your protein, your
protein.
Yeah. Now I do have I do have a couple of psychic them. So I
want to get out of the way. Here's Saki on Brandon.
Process country, we've seen this new phenomenon lately,
candidates sporting events and on science. The phrase is let's
go Brandon sort of code for a profane slogan, attacking
President Biden. What is the President make of that?
I don't think he spends much time focused on it or thinking
about it. The
president said when he came into office on inauguration day, he
said he was going to help get rid of the uncivil war in this
country. So I guess through that lens right now, does the
President think there things that he can do differently? Or
how does he react to the stuff he sees out there when it is one
of his primary promises or desires to help bring Americans
together?
Well, it takes to to move towards a more civil engagement
discourse in this country and the President's going to
continue to operate as you said, from the promises he made early
on, which is that he wants to govern for all Americans he's
going to deliver for all Americans as as evidenced by the
infrastructure bill. He's gonna sign on Monday.
Yes, liquor when you listen to her then when you watch her,
because when you watch her she looks like a slime ball. Yeah,
yeah. The hate just bubbles up. I know. But when you just listen
to her, it seems like it makes so much she's like she's like
she is I got two more and then I'm out of here with her There's
one good clip on mandates. This is interesting.
Any workers, especially ours may not want to get the vaccine. Are
you afraid that these numbers of people putting their jobs will
go up? And what is the administration doing to help
companies who are worried about this?
Well, first, I'll say that hasn't actually been what we've
seen at the vast majority of companies who have implemented
vaccine mandates. And as you know, the deadline hasn't come
up for where it would be required. It's coming up in the
coming months, but many companies, the airline's Of
course, hospital systems have implemented vaccine
requirements, the vast majority of people have participated in
them, and abided by those requirements. And now they have
a healthier, safer, more predictable workforce. So we
haven't actually seen that to date. So I don't know that we
would have that to predict in the future.
Wow. So we just cut out all the ugly, didn't we, Jen? Now you
have a much healthier workforce? Excuse me, double? Excuse me.
That is really horrible. What you just said there. You have
them, because of the mandates you get depends on how you read
it. You'll have a much healthier work environment because those
seething human resources, those, yeah, those vaccine deniers,
when I heard that there was a different term for it was the
term vaccine eggs. That's what it is those vaccine eggs.
Now, this one clip is fascinating to me. It's got
nothing to do with our topics here. But it's got something to
do with something. And I'd like to know what it is. And she
doesn't tell us. Nobody tells us and it seems pretty suspicious.
If you ask me, she does have a good phony excuse for it. But it
doesn't make sense in the scheme of things. This is Misaki on the
CIA.
And then also, why did we send the CIA director to Russia
instead of the Secretary of Defense, or our ambassador for
Blinken to handle this kind of a diplomacy issue? Who is he
speaking for him that he's speaking
for the US government? I'd also note that the CIA director is
also the former ambassador to Russia and the former Deputy
Secretary of State. So he does come to it with quite a bit of
experience. But the President looks at his national security
team as a group of smart, engaged individuals who are
representing his national interest overseas. And that's
what he's doing. I will note on the Ukraine question.
Well, this sheet so the CIA is now doing diplomacy.
And there's some there's something up with Russia once
again, surprise. And I would love to hear from our producers
who are either in Poland, or in Bella rousse. Because I get the
distinct feeling that we're looking at another color
revolution by some globalist douchebags as mimicking the
Ukraine color revolution. Because it's all all it's
Russia, Russia is trying to screw up Europe, and obviously
Europe is the target now that's why they're there. They're
building a border. Border Wall is too funny. And it's like, oh,
no, this is all about Russia. It's a former Soviet state. They
want the they want to overrun Europe and so they can get
Russians on the right on the encroaching and of course,
Russia is going No. And and just like Ukraine, Bella rousse, is
threatening to shut down the transit of their gas. If you
look at us right underneath Ukraine, it's the same idea pass
through, they can use their own but they can pass through all
the Russian gas that's going through. I think, I think
there's something up. I think there's a color revolution at
play, or,
like, because there's no reason to use the CIA as a diplomat. I
don't care if he was the former anything. He's the head of the
CIA. Yeah, he's not he's not a it's not like one of those
utility players for a major league baseball team. Yeah, you
can play second base today. No, no, no, no, I have something and
the way she handles it Well, yeah. Er, now
I have a clip from from the Polish border where they have
deployed the giant voice system. We haven't heard one in a while
but it's back
I love those guys.
So in Poland, they speak English. Is that what we're
trying to understand here? Well, it's
on the border and they need an international language to stop
whatever's coming through. So I guess that's why they're doing
it. I mean, it doesn't make sense to do it in Polish.
Suspicious
jazz, it's it's sketchy. It's very sketchy. Let me see. That
was wrong, but damn, I think I was close about the queen.
Oh, yes. Right. You'd be missed the deadline. Yeah, I missed the
deadline. But this Just in she's supposed to appear at remember
on Sunday and well she's going to have to miss it due to a back
sprain. Yes, she was doing Pilates and she sprained her
back. She's dead. Come on, admit it. People just didn't want me
to get the get the win.
Yeah, well, I would have been a winner would have been
speaking of people missing Where's Leanna? When? When
Leanna when that horrible woman who's always who was at the
Boston bombing, and she's always on CNN and MSNBC. You know what
I'm talking about? Well,
I probably I think she used
to be this used to be the Planned Parenthood president
before that line.
Yes, yes. Where does she go? She must have said something wrong
in a show we missed was every single thing she said has been
wrong. Well, I mean something wrong to that side.
Let me see what's the last thing we had we had she was
encouraging a mix and match approach travel mandates where
she said she was kind of nasty about the travel mandates if you
recall. She's saying the White House should make the decisions
not the CDC? I don't know. She I would have thought she would
there was a possibility for to get the FDA gig but I think
she's as nutty as she is she's not read in somehow she's not a
part of the inner circle you know what I mean?
Not there's a lot I do have a couple of updates on Africa
Yeah, let's do that. Then then we can
go is WTF Africa or I'm sorry Ethiopia update.
The Ethiopian government has declared a six month nationwide
state of emergency as it says it's preparing to defend the
capital Addis Ababa from to cry and rebel forces that threaten
the city would be overrun within quote, months, if not weeks. The
state of emergency allows the government to impose curfews and
roadblocks and for the Ethiopian military to take over certain
areas of the country. The government's also called on
citizens to take up arms against rebel fighters. This comes as
the UN has condemned human rights atrocities uncovered by a
joint investigation into the war in the tigray region. The UN
said all parties involved in the conflict, including forces from
Eritrea have committed violations of international
human rights, some of which could amount to war crimes and
crimes against humanity. This includes extrajudicial killings,
torture, sexual and gender based violence. The UN also accused
Ethiopia's government of attempting to limit the
investigation.
I would love to know more about what's happening there. I would
like to know more to and then this other clip, which is blink,
blink and go into Africa. It turns out, as they mentioned in
MP on NPR, that he's not going to check out Ethiopia, he's not
going anywhere where there's any violence whatsoever. He doesn't
want to hurt himself.
He's going to
shine Chinese investments is my guess. Yeah,
he's just going to Mozambique sit on the beach.
She's Secretary of State Antony Blinken leaves Monday for a trip
to Africa. It comes at a time when the United States is trying
to keep Ethiopia from imploding and trying to roll back a
military takeover in Sudan. Why but he's not visiting either of
those countries. NPRs Michele Kelemen, Cortes sick COVID 19
pandemic climate change and regional security issues will
top the agenda on Lincoln's first trip to Africa as
Secretary of State.
So why, why don't why do we want to intervene? Because that's
what it sounds like.
Well, they don't want to send Blinken to find out, and they
don't want to report on it. So we have no idea just like you
just said it's not good. He's just going there to get do some
climate change work.
Yeah, we'll be talking about climate change in a moment. But
first, I really do need to thank you for your courage and say in
the morning to you the man who put the sea in the cannabis use
disorder ladies and gentlemen, himself John C. Devorah.
Mr. Adam curry Wilson in the morning Hello ships a seat boots
on the ground feet in the air subsidy.
There we have a chat room full of trolls. That's why it's a
troll room.io We call it the troll room. We've got a lot of
trolls who sit around and just troll all the time. And they
make nasty comments. They make funny comments. They troll on
each other. Sometimes it's just too much to view but we got a
lot of them we're gonna count on right now. So let me see hands
up there. We got 2309 That's not too bad. Is it?
No, that's 2300 2300 of any sort. It's always good.
It's up there. Good. Good job.
They were so low in the last show. I don't know why they
jumped up so high.
Well, because we excoriated them and They were like, Oh man, I
gotta do better as a troll and they came back. That's how
it was like the ones that we excoriated weren't listening.
Yeah,
the the troll room was one place to hang out interact and other
places to subscribe to Adam. No agenda social calm and Jhansi
Dvorak had no agenda social calm, you could do that through
any Mastodon server. That's where the community hangs out.
And it's it's distributed, decentralized, it's all across
the the fediverse. So anybody anywhere can follow and can
comment participate. And once you do, particularly if you set
up your own node then just see how stuff kind of um, don't
trigger me how stuff stuff trickles in. It's beautiful
system. Jack Dorsey is threatening to join it one day
we shall see. And let us thank the artist for the artwork, the
album artwork that brought us to Episode 1398. We titled it
gender justice. This was one of those rare occasions where the
art was used for the show itself as well as the pre stream it was
that good and happens and it's Kenny Ben once again, who's I
don't know what they did to were in the hospital. But they Jack
Jack Johnson? Yeah.
Um, no, because Boris Johnson came out and was a total
blathering idiot. This was the button. The Veterans Day button
honoring all who served November was
nice, because I would like to have the background of the
button a little wider. But it's probably better for contract. I
would like to have a real button like that. Yeah, well, that was
kinda cool. I could make well yes, I could make one.
But makers all over the place.
Let me see. Let's take a look at what else we were looking at for
that art. Because I know that there were a couple people. I
don't think there was anything that stood out necessarily Let
me see.
It was
we had a lot of people doing wacky stuff, which didn't quite
work.
Again, yeah, like the capitalist agendas. Let's go brand in from
Iwo Branden, but it wasn't gonna get picked.
See welkeys What else was there? A lot of the the Pfizer blob. I
like to
cry could nail it so it was actually make you laugh? I
thought Mike Riley's piece. One. Yeah, Utah rallies is kind of
funny, but it's still it was a little bit much. Yeah. What
else? It wasn't really anything to compete with the badge with
the button?
No, that was it was spot on a lot of Sesame Street's? Yeah. I
mean, it's beautiful. And please, I encourage you to take
a look at no agenda art generator.com. A lot of this
shows up on T shirts, hats, hoodies, mugs, cups, etc. No
agenda shop.com where the artists gets a piece of it, the
shop takes their piece and then they donate stuff to us. And
it's all great. We love it all. And normally, I would tell you
that you could use a podcasting 2.0 app to take a look at all
these pieces of art as they are expertly programmed in our cloud
chapters. But there was an article in The New York Times
today titled COVID-19 misinformation goes unchecked on
podcasts. And I will read one one small paragraph there's
really no wait
wait wait Who wrote this article? Oh, hold on a second.
We shall take game the writer Okay.
Um it's two people. Tiffany so two people Tiffany Sue H Su and
Mark Tracy Sue and Tracy sitting in the tree right and crap for
you and me so they write this article and it's it's false
statements about vaccines are spread on the wild west of media
even as some hosts die of virus complications.
What what host died
oh that well, this is so they kind of target I Heart Radio and
I heart podcasts I heart media I should say. And so there's been
a couple of guys who were on am stations and they've died. We've
talked about it a couple months ago. And but what's interesting
is that, you know, the hears
here audio casters, am radio guys.
There's really no curb on it says Jason Lavie glio, an
associate professor of Media and Communication Studies at the
University of Maryland, Baltimore County. There's no
real mechanism to push back other than advertisers
boycotting, and corporate executives saying we need a
culture change. So note, this, this professor is advocating for
canceled culture because that's the mechanism. He says there's
no real exactly what
he's doing. They that is advocate horrible. That guy
should be taken out of school and
he's a professor of Media and associate professor. I'm sorry.
You'll never be a professor. I'm going to reject your thesis.
Audio executives appear less likely than their counterparts
in social media to try and check dangerous speech. Ooh, dangerous
too. True news a conservative Christian media outlet founded
by Mr. Wiles, who used the phrase juku to describe efforts
to impeach former president John Donald J. Trump has been banned
by YouTube. His podcast remains available on iHeart. Asked
about trying to get him cancelled from iHeart.
Yeah, they're trying well, they're trying to figure out any
way to cancel in fact, who were whoever, what it was this
phrase? Oh, the juku as an coup d'etat. I
never heard it. Is it here?
I didn't hear it either.
It's bull crap.
The FCC is barred from violating American citizens right to free
speech when it takes action against the media company over
programming. It is typically in response to complaints about
content considered obscene or indecent as when it find a
Virginia television station in 2015. For a newscast that
included a segment on a pornographic film star. So they
are really searching, you know, there's no broadcast licenses.
So they really want this to go to the cancel Coway they want it
to go away. They want cancel culture. And I bring this up
because you can help stop this and thwart it by no longer using
any of the Saggar apps Sagwa Spotify, Apple, Google Amazon,
don't use sag apps for your podcast, get a new one and help
protect free speech and podcasting new podcast apps.com
And with that, wow, thanks for thanks for bearing with
me on your podcast apps.com
That's where you can get apps that cannot cancel people. Why
is that so funny to you?
Just the way you did? It was just like sneaky.
No, it's not sneaky. It was pre planned and thought about.
Yeah, well, you but yeah, you rehearse this. So you just slip
it by the by Yes, answer. Yeah, slipping
it by. Let's thank our executive producers and Associate
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Meanwhile, sir maca. nudo did a pause. It was floating in and he
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so cop 26 ended. And that's the big climate change, hang out.
And it was bang.
There's some information that didn't really make the headlines
about kind of all fell apart at the end. Do you catch any of
this?
I don't know because I have two clips and I don't know if it had
anything to do with those headlines.
On the final day of the climate change conference in Glasgow,
Scotland. Almost 200 nations agreed to a new deal on climate
action. But there was a compromise that left many
government negotiators deeply disappointed. In the last minute
intervention India change the language on the use of coal from
phase out to phase down. Coal is the single biggest source of
greenhouse gas emissions. The CLP six President address
members after the agreement passed,
I apologize for the way this process has unfolded. And I'm
deeply sorry. I also understand the deep disappointment. But I
think as you have noted, it's also vital that we protect this
package.
The agreement also calls for big carbon polluting nations to
return and to submit stronger emission cutting pledges by the
end of 2022
Oh man is this like a deja vu of the past 25 Cops it's always the
same disappointing protect the package we'll come back next
year and then we'll really do it we really promise
bullshit half of
that this is just this is just keeping that shit alive. They
just need to go to to to their meetings this
is stupid me they love the meetings it's an
expensive stupid thing. What
why the private jet to Glasgow we just by yourself. Go there
you have a you sign a few autographs and you fly out? Yep.
Okay, part two of that clip.
It's we can Part Two that was that was my clip. I
don't which I had the same clip I said oh wait a minute. I'm
slightly different cuz I don't have Boris. That's funny. Wood
Shop 25 ended India story NPR part one
in Glasgow, Scotland. Saturday, almost 200 nations have agreed
on his plan is
different. That's the one I just played, isn't it?
Yeah, it sounds like it to me, but let's play part to the
kicker.
And about 1.7 million Indian deaths a year are attributed to
pollution. Now the Chief Justice of India supreme court is
demanding the government come back to him by Monday with a
plan, which he says might include two day lockdowns
already people are being told to stay indoors and to work from
home if possible. I'm disappointed
in
the Indians. And by the way, there's your old theory. There's
your there's your thesis, right? Climate lockdown,
of course. But I'm disappointed because Canada is racing ahead
of them with this thing
is the rapidly changing weather making you sick? Are you
struggling to breathe during extreme summers resists
maniac.
health condition getting worse because of harsh winters this?
Well, you could be suffering from climate change. It's a real
diagnosis now. Good to see this man. Dr. Kyle Merritt. He
practices at an emergency room in British Columbia. He is now
making headlines for clinically diagnosing a patient with
climate change. The patient is over 70 years old. She lives on
a trailer somewhere in British Columbia. What are her symptoms?
This woman has asthma. The record heatwave in Canada made
it harder for her to breathe. The doctor knew what the problem
was. It was the rising temperature. But could he cure
it? Not immediately, and definitely not alone. So he
wrote climate change on the patient's chart.
What are you suffering from climate change?
That could catch on?
Oh, totally. I mean, and then you can have your lockdowns. Oh,
man, he's got the climate change. Oh shit.
Where's his asthma never existed before the recent flurry of
climate change.
We're just gonna rebrand climate change.
There's probably no fresher air anywhere in the world. Outside,
you know, besides British Columbia and Mumbai, Mumbai.
Yeah.
That's really all I have on the climate change other than other
than what it seems to be. You know, we heard that France is
going to build a new reactor. And one of our producers is in
Romania and Carrie had to sit down watermelon head had to sit
down with the Romanian government. And there's a deal.
New Scale has a small medium reactor plan for Romania to
combat climate change. The announcement came during a
meeting yesterday between US Special Presidential Envoy for
Climate Change John Kerry and Romanian President Klaus Aeon
Hanna's on the sidelines of cop 26 what it feels like to me
knowing that Bill Gates is also in nuclear is they all are
playing the oil yeah oh fossil fuels bad half a million
charging stations doubling down let's get our electric vehicles
but when we run out of all alternatives and the prices you
know $10 A gallon or whatever it is and we'll have no way of
heating our or generating electricity in any any fashion
that is affordable I think that's when these these a holes
are gonna pop up and go hey, look, we just in case we had all
this nuclear stuff don't you think?
I do think and it's one of the reasons they're like these areas
these super progressive areas that are I mean, if you look at
there is a chart going around I've shown it before that the
net price of natural gas is way below heating oil way below
everything and for and especially for generating power.
And they're now they're saying if you're going to do a home
development here in some parts of California Berkeley things
one of them dictate no natural gas hookup nap. Not electricity,
which would double your prices
of all over Europe, your it is forbidden by law to build any
new homes with natural gas in Belgium, no natural gas, no
heating oil for any homes by 2023 I don't know what they're
gonna do. Are they going to put the Walloons on treadmills and
have them generate some power? This is coming to a head and
people are walking right into it because we people are oblivious.
They stick their iPhone charger in the wall. It all works. Don't
think about it. But I think we're heading for a planned
problem here.
Yeah, I'm not gonna argue the point because this idea of tape
of not using natural gas which is the cheapest way to do a lot
of stuff. Like in our house. We have a natural gas strike dryer.
Mm hmm. Yep,
the laundry room natural gas water heater, which is gonna
save a ton of money compared to last electric water heater Wow
Yeah.
And then natural gas furnace which saves a ton yeah we have
one and also a natural gas stove if you ever if anyone likes to
cook Do you want like a natural
gas you don't want induction you don't want to electricity sucks
No it's just not good and it's expensive
yeah the pans are heavy induction pans I don't like
them.
No, they're not as heavy as good cast iron pan.
Definitely.
Let's say I just find the induction pads to be somewhat
creepy. He put this thing on there
it is Jari
is really crazy dry.
So we unfortunately I believe in the United States that are
ramping up some more racial riots and stuff they want to get
everybody Oh crazy again this Kyle Rittenhouse thing may fail
although we already know that Wisconsin is you know has SWAT
teams and National Guard on alert for when this when this
when the jury comes back with a decision bring
something up. Yeah, you're right what you just said. Have you
ever noticed when ever they do this is doesn't stop a damn
thing. They have the riots anyway and they loot.
Here's where they may do it
now into the new evidence revealed in a trial of three
white men charged with killing a mob arbory in Georgia. Jurors
saw a surveillance footage showing arbory visiting a
construction site and the defendants claim arbory stole
some items. So they chased him down and shot him killed in a
moment that rock the courtroom, a defense lawyer complaining
about the presence of Reverend Al Sharpton. Obviously, there's
only so many pastors they can have in their pastors Al
Sharpton right now that's fine. But then that's it. We don't
want any more black pastors coming in here or other Jesse
Jackson,
whoever was in was in here earlier this week sitting with
the victim's family trying to influence a jury in this case,
what we can do here, the judge quickly shot down the lawyer and
it turns out Reverend Sharpton was invited by the arbory
family.
Wow, okay. So wherever Sharpton goes, or Jesse Jackson or Crump
all these guys is when shit follows is a cue. And but what
is interesting about the Rittenhouse trial, is there was
so much noise and so much media attention that there were
threads being posted on Twitter. I don't know I'm always
suspicious when someone's does a screenshot of a thread. He's
like, why can't you just link to the thread? What's your problem?
By the way? Many of you are still violating this essential
rule. If you're sending me an article and you send a
screenshot and you don't send a link, I may have to start
blocking you because you are dangerous to the future of the
internet itself. Anyway, I know I'm pissed off about that it's
inexcusable. inexcusable.
But because my my approach to life block.
So all of this, all of this media attention has made people
realize that Rittenhouse didn't kill Black people. And the
thread goes something like this holy crap. I was living in such
a progressive bubble. That's the quote that people keep using. I
was living in such a progressive bubble that I completely was
convinced. Kyle also thanks to the President calling him a
white supremacist that Kyle Rittenhouse had killed black
protesters murdered them. And now they're seeing well, they're
not really investigating anything of course, because you
know, like most people, they're idiots, but they always all
white guys. Wow. So I was in a bubble. This makes no sense. Oh,
who cares? If they're realized, but they're realizing that the
media did them a disservice that I think there may be a slight
realization, if that's even real. That screenshot I'm
suspicious of it was another
thing that should be mentioned. It turns out that one of the
British newspapers actually said the killed to black guy.
Copy Paste journalism, everybody. That's the best.
Yeah, yeah. So yeah, maybe there's a little bit of a change
there.
Maybe no, well, please. We had a business right.
I did a bit. I did get many, many emails about the racist
bridges that our transportation secretary Buda judge was talking
about the we had racist bridges in New York stopping Puerto
Rican and an African Americans from going to Jones Beach. Well
in checked a number of people who know a lot about this. In
fact, one former transportation official who I will be
anonymous, who was quite high in the transportation organization
of the government. This is something I heard about some
years ago, maybe because I worked transportation. I'm also
a transportation engineer when the issue was mentioned in no
agenda I even remember the name of Robert Moses so it was easy
to find out the info and he of course he sent me info many
different people sent me information but the best one is
actually Bloomberg. Bloomberg themselves debunk this I'll read
from their little article here so remember this was put p
mayor, Secretary Mayor Pete Buda judge saying we need to use that
infrastructure money that we just got so we don't have racist
roads and bridges the from Bloomberg the idea of a bridge
being a here we go, I'm sorry. The story Robert Moses ordered
engineers to build the Southern State Parkway bridge is extra
low to prevent poor people in buses from using the highway the
truth, it's a little more complex. In fact, if you go into
this article, you go in deep now I've been on this Parkway and I
remembered it all of a sudden because when I did the first hot
pockets to where I could not drive the
trailer
Yeah, what was it called? No, it was not a trailer. It was a V.
Yeah, it was the RV could not drive it on that Parkway because
it was too high. So this Parkway was built specifically to keep
only passenger cars on it. Not have buses driving along. It was
supposed to be a beautiful drive where you could get to the
beach, and there was a side road for trucks and buses. So this
idea that it was racist is just not true. It's a lie. He made it
he turned it into school buses filled with kids. What a what a
dick.
Is it total dick?
It's not Oh, it's it's it's wrong. It is what's wrong with
America right now? Is this crap? She needs to resign lies every
everybody needs to
resign. You're right.
Yeah. Liar and jackin people up and he did it in collusion with
your mish. That's the worst part.
He should resign to Ah,
she's gonna look good with their head shaven? No, I'm excited
about seeing that.
I have a kind of an offbeat thing kind of similar to this.
There was a story going around and it was finally picked up on
I've been carrying this story on the show. I just haven't played
it for a while. But there was this. I guess it was a Marine.
If you remember during the withdrawal from Afghanistan,
he posted a video and then got
posted via the right wing talk show guys. Oh my God. They
arrested him. He's in the brig. They're gonna throw the book at
him. He's gonna lose his pension. And they will. Yeah.
Yeah, remember there's a lot a lot of military people were
texting me like oh, this is crazy. How can this happen?
Yeah, yeah. But then it got we finally got resolved. Nobody
reported on it.
Well, no, we're on to the next outrage. Why would we go back to
an old thread just screenshot it send it to curry
Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel Stewart sheller with sentence
today. The judge docked $5,000 of shellers pay and he will
receive a letter of reprimand for criticizing how military
leaders handled the withdrawal from Afghanistan. shellers
attorney says he thinks the sentencing was fair. The
Secretary of the Navy will decide if Scheller will receive
an honorable discharge or a general discharge under
honorable conditions.
So so nothing happened. They they gave him a letter of
reprimand. And it was so lame no one wanted to tell it tell
anybody they ended the story. That's how this is both sides of
it. Right, which
was just as bad of course, is just as bad. And he gets a
letter of reprimand and, and he gets fined, which is not a minor
fine, but it's still, you know, he's probably got his pension
intact and everything I've assumed and by
the way, you'll see a lot of grandstanding on Thursday from
the Republican saying that Omarosa woman is a horrible
Marxist and she is she wants to give away free money, and they
can do a lot of big talk. But you know, what? Doesn't matter
if she's confirmed they all gonna vote for it. It's all
going in because they all know that that's what has to happen.
There's no stopping what they're doing. No stopping it. Because
no one else knows. They don't understand the tricks that are
being played. They don't even understand themselves. He's
stupid idiots. They're all dumb. They are
smart idiots that are unkind Ron
Paul, he used to know what happened to him. And he was
good.
Last guy you ever supported if you want it, I got this clip.
Another interesting clip from 2000 Seven. As I just mentioned,
Afghanistan, aquamarine seen
this, I'm glad you got this. This is funny. This is yeah,
this is
Joe Biden, this Joe Biden talking about in 2007. And he's
running for president against Obama. Talking about getting out
of Afghanistan.
It makes a big difference. How do we end this war, and it makes
a big difference to tell the American people the truth about
what our options are in ending this war. If tomorrow, the order
goes out from the press, I'm pressing United States to issue
an order. And the war today began to withdraw all American
troops, it will take a year to get the American troops out to
hear me now. That's the truth. It will take a year to get them
physically out. Now, if you leave all the equipment behind,
you might be able to do it in seven months. And you leave
those billions of dollars of weapons behind that promise
they're going to be used against your grandchild in mind someday.
I like these old clips where where President Biden
contradicts himself a senator, but what I really see he's an
asshole. The way he talks. You go back to those older days.
He's always a real dick.
He patronizes whoever he's talking to. Yeah, it's
surprising. Now he's not that lovey, lovey who Joe you know.
Now, he's always been a professor. I can never get
elected anything except that one Senate seat, right. But then
when they set up this phony baloney election, this last one,
they shoehorn in man, they figured they could tell him what
to do. And he's basically a puppet now. Yeah.
Oh, yeah. Know what puppet, he's a blob. He's not even a puppet.
I don't feel bad. At first, I thought it was elder abuse, and
I don't care. Now I see who this guy really was. And you add in
the 94 crime bill, and the bailout of the banks and the
credit cards that all run through Delaware and can screw
people over. That guy is the worst. But I respect the
presidency. I respect the office.
I respect the office.
I would never say that he's not my president. And I'd never say
that the person occupying 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue now because
it's so hard to say President Biden
Hey, yeah, so they're they're continuing with this January
six. Who house lock unlocking?
Yeah, no. Why? Dumb? Oh, well,
you know, it's if you watch the mainstream M five M, Fox
included, but okay, we'll leave them out for this particular
topic. They, you know, they, they know, they know that if
they just keep repeating everything they accuse everyone
else of they're doing themselves. So there they have
two big lies right now. 131 big lie. CRT is not a thing.
Critical. Race Theory isn't even taught in schools. Okay, that's
Lie Number One. It's a good one. Lie Number two is asymptomatic
spread. That's the that's the big one. That's what we are. We
are in this position because of that lie. And I love it where
people will text me and or tweet me and say, Yeah, and I thought
it was sick. And they knew we had no symptoms, but then we all
came down with it. So your bra.
Everyone's Typhoid Mary with this thing.
Yeah. And that was done on purpose. And the third is that
what happened on January 6 was the worst thing since 911 are
the worst things since the Civil War. And now we have to continue
with our purge because that's what this is about. It's to make
everything Trump look bad, everything Republican look bad,
everything Red State look bad, and to make our society
healthier without those people
we want to turn now to the latest in the fight of our
former President Donald Trump's documents related to the January
six insurrection, a federal appeals court today temporarily
blocked them from being released. And it came just a day
before a Friday deadline when a House committee investigating
the deadly assault on the Capitol was set to get call
logs, visitor logs and drafts of speeches from that day.
Arguments in the case are scheduled now for November 30.
In this in the band and involvement in this is
fantastic. I read the the indictment. Here's the clip
about it that pooper. Come on in. Good evening. There's
breaking news tonight in the investigation, right? Attacking
democracy by Americans since the Civil War. No, let's just hear
that again. Let's just hear it again. So we know it's the
biggest attack the most dangerous attack on American
democracy since the Civil War. Good evening. There's breaking
news tonight. And
does he include Pearl Harbor in that? Don't you think that was
an attack on democracy?
No, no, no, it wasn't an attack on Pearl Harbor. That was not
democracy. You don't know what you're talking about.
Good evening. There's breaking news tonight in the
investigation of the worst attacking democracy by Americans
since the Civil War. The news may turn out to be so
significant that if things hadn't gone the way they just
did the House Select Committee on January 6, might just as well
have closed up shop For a month and a half former senior Trump
adviser Steve Bannon had been openly defying the will of
Congress, first to committee subpoena, and then a house
contempt citation, setting the tone for other Acolytes of the
former president to do likewise. Well, today federal grand jury
said enough indicating indicting Bannon on two counts, and
finally, given the select committee, a measure of cloud
against those who would thumbed their nose at them,
so that the now first of all, the indictment is not guilty.
That means he has to go to court. And, and the to the
counts are that he won't deliver the documents. But the reason
why they want the documents is to twofold. One key was observed
at a hotel nearby, talking to congress people telling them
that they should not confirm the votes. And that, of course, is
anti American to do that. The second one is the funniest that
he was coordinating things from a war room in Washington DC.
Now, somewhere some idiot didn't get the memo that his actual
podcast is called War Room. So and he says, I'm in the War
Room. We are in the War Room. They are they are vilifying him
for doing a podcast called war room because he was clearly
coordinating it all in the War Room. That's what it's about.
Wow. Yeah. And so it's a good find, well, what else is
reporting this obviously, and you
can download it right from the from the Department of Justice
website. But what they're doing is they're going to get enough
pieces together. So they have all these little bits and bobs,
then someone like Schiff will get up, string it all together
and act it out. So that can make the news and there was all now
we know what happened. Trump did it. Bannon was riling everybody
up is at least five congress people who need to be thrown out
of Congress for being a part of this, which would be handy
because they could use those votes going away. They're going
all out doing anything they can and and it'll it'll we'll get
very tired of this soon when they just it's going to be on
the on the news all day long.
Yeah. Oh, really? Well on that news, yes. Even in networks
aren't going to play it that much. Because it's just like,
die. You say that? I disagree. No, no, that they have to do one
last full on assault. They've gotten on that last chance show.
It's a special. This is their last chance it would be good.
They've got to purge. The world of unvaccinated Redstate Living
God fearing gun toting Republican voting.
Bible thumping
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Let's go all the way. My like that. That's like the punch.
It's good.
That was a sucky huh? Oh, Biden problem.
It creates a real problem.
Now Sokhi still ahead by by nose,
and flannel.
But I'm usually wearing like flannel jammies and wool socks.
No, no, no. I think Jen is the way to go. Let's go all the way.
Let's go all the way named the band. Let's go all the way
in the pool everybody.
No wrong.
Okay.
Yeah, we'll use that all the way. I like it's good. Papa, do
we have anything? Oh, well, this there was this unfortunate news
that popped up. Yesterday is one of those things you just say?
Oh, man. Why does that happen tragedy involving one of William
Shatner his crewmates on last month's Blue Origin spaceflight.
Glenn DeVries was killed yesterday when a small plane he
was flying crashed in a wooded area of northern New Jersey. The
49 year old entrepreneur was one of four people on the Blue
Origin flight. Another man was also killed and yesterday's
plane crash. And you know, it's so irritating. Again, nothing on
the pilot forums. NTSB has not released a preliminary report at
this nothing. There's no There's no information on this crash.
Yet, I should say No, nothing. He'll
give it another week if there's none that we had there. So he's
just a spook display and on Shatner? Well,
we know. I mean, we know we know what happened. Obviously, the
guy went up there came back and said I didn't see a curvature of
the earth.
No, John went out there and came back to see Shatner on the
flight.
Something happened something I don't want to laugh about PILOTs
dying. Because should you Yeah, but is.
So I have one last clip. Mm hmm. This came from this an old clip
another old clip I collected. This came from I don't know we
ever played this clip. But I find this clip to be disgusting
considering and this clip came out and just COVID began and
then it kind of got put under the carpet. But this is the
story on how why Assange is still in jail.
Yes,
in 2018, the hill reported that FBI Director James Comey
directly intervene to kill WikiLeaks his immunity deal.
Assange his legal team had reached out to the Trump
administration to strike a deal in January 2017 and cut this
deal with US government. Assange offered to not release the CIA's
vault seven and was willing to discuss technical evidence
ruling out certain parties in a controversial leak of Democratic
Party emails to the WikiLeaks community during the 2016
election. The US government believes those emails were
hacked by Russia. However, Assange says they did not come
from Moscow. The name of the person who took this on does
offer Bruce or that later on his negotiations continued. It
seemed as though the deal was set until one day suddenly, a
message was sent to Assange. His team, James Comey, still head of
the FBI at this point, sent a stand down message to Assange
his legal team. Now this happened through the back
channel of Democrat Senator Mark Warner. Apparently, Comey and
the Democrats found out about the negotiations between the
Trump administration and Assange and decided to send a message
that the WikiLeaks deal was off without actually talking to
Trump about it. Shortly thereafter, Assange took the
message and released the rest of Vault seven. In response, the US
government ended the negotiations and then CIA
director Mike Pompeo slammed WikiLeaks as a hostile
intelligence source. Wow. Later, James Comey was fired as FBI
director.
Had we ever heard this complete timeline this tick tock, as they
call it?
It was on my in the archives, and I don't think we ever played
it.
Hmm. That's quite good.
I thought so.
Man, so Trump was working on a deal with Assange. And then so
that guy that who was the douchebag that buttered in
Comey, Comey, Comey buttered in and then Assange went? Well,
screw you released all the CIA to
Comey Comey told the signs of the deal's off even more, even
though it wasn't. And before before Assange could double
check, or before his lawyers didn't do their due diligence.
Nobody did due diligence. It just assumed Comey was honest.
Yeah. Okay. Well, then fuck you were released vault seven. Yeah.
And then once he did that, then the Trump side said, well, we
can't do anything. Now. That was part of the deal. You fucked it
up.
It's a coincidence that you bring this up because I have an
article in the show notes. The two judges in the UK who ruled
on the Assange case, they've been promoted and not a little
bit. Judge art are both not who ruled to keep Assange in jail,
which was in defiance of the United Nations for whatever
that's worth is now a high court judge That's quite an upgrade.
And baraitser Who's ruling, in effect means that other
journalists like Assange could also be extradited to the US is
now a circuit judge. So they've gotten nice little upgrades for
their work. Good work, boys. Yeah, very good work. And we got
a week. Yeah, someone really needs to get that guy out. This
is crazy. Because you know, it happens to him. It can happen
to us, like you damage anybody. Yeah.
Let's not have that happen everybody. And even if it does,
what you got to do is get one of those newfangled podcast apps.
Keep the podcast God's new podcast
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department but your coffee and spinach or whatever whatever
your whatever you like for breakfast. A lot of wildlife
in California doctors fear the low demands for boosters
correlates directly with the rising climb in cases.
Fortunately, immunity wanes every month you get the vaccines
a study this week by the Pew recent Pew Research Center
less than countries including the United States, the European
Union, of course Poland, say that Bella rousse is using these
refugees as propaganda, it's actually encouraging them to
come in a
lot of hard work, get it done. I know kind of hard work, all the
pressure and watch me try and get
we are getting a little bit of COVID fatigue. And all of us are
letting down our guard. We're taking off Masks, we're going
indoors, because we've
all had our world turned upside down shaken like a freakish snow
globe. We're also
getting people vaccinated and some people are getting sick.
And so they're having to use their sick leave. And so even
the
New York Times is asking if it's time to start moving back to
normalcy, the vaccine requirements we put forward are
going to continue to accelerate our path out of the pandemic de
se hope it's not something that is always around. And unless we
finished the vaccination program in the United States, it
certainly will be
this vaccine. We have to get the word out right now that when
this vaccine is available, that every kid says Say mom and dad
and The Guardian, I want to get this shot, I want to take my
shots, right to be safe. You know,
in general, you always have to be careful.
I can give an injection, right
there are one or two more we can just as easily start them we
have Logan and I can just go and get a record but
we need to get this done. This is vaccine terrorism. How are we
going to keep you safe is going to take your shot, right? We
want to make sure that we get anybody vaccinated unclimbed the
bottom
children this age, get vaccinated now, I was not going
to take the risks that they would be one of the ones who
develop long COVID
completely on the same page when it comes to driving
vaccinations. Everyone in the world should get this new
vaccine.
Given that this is vaccine,
just like the COVID vaccines for adults to vaccine for kids has
been tested in 1000s of volunteers. The Pfizer vaccine
was tested in more than 1500 Kids in the five to 11 age
group.
We have ways of monitoring people collected compliance,
propaganda, genetically modified organisms.
They're going to start releasing new marketing plans across the
world
for young people, old people,
children. I feel like this is vaccine terrorism Adios
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