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Adam curry Jhansi Devora
January 13 2022 This is your award winning give our nation
media assassination episode 1416. This is no agenda. Duncan
for DARPA and broadcasting live from the heart of Texas Hill
Country fever region number six in the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry
from Northern Silicon Valley where nothing's going on. And
Jesse Devorah.
There you have it, everybody. End of the show. That's right.
Nothing's going on. Nothing at all. Now that everyone who was
new to the show has gotten over the opening intro and realize
that maybe we are just a wacky Z morning Zoo.
It'd be better. Hey, we
got Megyn Kelly said no agenda, the fantastic and huddled areas
show?
Yeah, yeah.
She said hilarious. So
you want your review of the Megyn Kelly show?
No, not really. Unless it's about the things that were
obvious. But okay, go ahead. If you're gonna be negative,
you were you were more relaxed. It was a great show for you.
Until the end, of course, well,
that's what I thought was the best part.
And then you were less Blinky than you were on the Joe Rogan
show.
Yes. Yeah.
And that was noticeable. Yes, and ah, I thought you held your
own dad good promotion for our show with it with a lower third
and the rest on the if you watched it on the video. And
then at the end, it was like, Oh, you didn't make one mistake.
I thought
I made a huge mistake. I completely forgot that. Megyn
Kelly had interviewed Putin. That was my mistake. I
completely forgot that. That was my mistake.
No, no. My Miss Myra, us. I thought it was my mistake. Your
mistake, I thought was when you drop the ball on you. There was
some discussion about pharmaceutical companies and use
or drugs or something. And you said, Well, duh, was somebody
mentioned there was no coverage of this in the media.
Oh, I swear, I should have said, but of course, because
you said it was because the media is in cahoots. And then
you never said you were about to say when the drug companies own
the media, Pfizer sponsors everything. But you never said
any of that. And you switched topics.
Ah, I'm so sorry. Yeah.
Anyway, so it'll come back up. So then at the end,
well, before, before you say that what I found interesting,
personally, is two other things before the end, one, how Megan
is really all in on the backs. But like, really, you know, it's
a fact it's proven it you know, you won't go to the hospital was
pretty much what she was saying. I thought that was interesting.
Certainly, when, you know, we cut to Rand Paul and Fauci
fighting and, and I said, Well, yeah, he's got the goods honor
on him. Because, you know, he's got the new documents that show
that DARPA was involved. And then she's like, why don't we
haven't verified that? It was such a self censorship moment,
it was really surprising.
It I was actually stunned by the by her knee jerk reaction to a
number of things. And the Putin
wait before the Putin thing. The other thing more material
than I do? Why am I even doing this segment? No, I didn't
expect
you to do it. That's why That's why I got material. No, um, and
it was, it was, in hindsight, I went back it's like I was harsh
about it. But she showed this Oh, look at the Netherlands. You
know, you're from Holland, Look at the cute Netherlands, they
have this place, we can go smash up a car and get rid of all of
your energy. And I'm like, you know, they're still locked down
like dogs. They're my daughter's locked up five to five can't be
out on the street with more than one person. And people are
protesting the getting beaten. And the dogs are being sicked on
them. And her response was, Oh, my God, that's very oh my gosh,
it's really hard to hear that report. It was the weirdest
thing. I'm like, am I report it? No. That's a very harsh report.
But she she I think she was surprised because she thought,
Oh, look how cute the Netherlands are. And she had no
idea what's really going on.
Yes, and but when we got to Putin, it was. It sounded to me
that she She sounded moral. In fact, the line would have been
if you, you, you I know you're regretting some of these nuts.
Of course, of course. I'm sure you wouldn't say any of this
stuff. Like my line would be the fall of how's your writer? It'd
be Oh, you had three interviews with Putin. I didn't know you
spoke Russian.
What I the line I had after the fact was well, I guess if you're
going to claim I said I guess if we all believe I know Tina
Turner because I had a lunch where there I guess you know,
Putin or something like that. It's like, but I'm happy how it
turned out. She just my mistake was I'd completely completely
forgotten. And if I recall that whole period, I think she was
really insulted by Putin. I felt think she felt insulted. That is
what really is kind of what's on my mind.
She and I can remember this interviews, remember was you're
right, she had said Putin gave her a couple of
so I'm a little concerned, a little concern that, you know,
her her ego got in the way of her journalistic sense because
prop
B as well, that's one way of looking at it. But when I heard
her say, oh, Putin is trying to rebuild Russia into the old
Soviet Union, he upset when it fell apart. That is all old
tropes that were thrown at Trump during the Trump era. And it's
bull crap. We'll give me one. Oh, really? How long is Putin
been? And he's been in, what 30 years? How much? How much has he
done to rebuild the to the Soviet Union? All he's done is
taking Crimea. That's it
and what and she consistently said she even kind of patronize
me, but at that point, I was so stunned because I got a you got
me there. She's saying no, Adam, Putin wants to rebuild old
Russia, he has a hard on for that. That's what he wants to
do. I'm like, okay, and then it was like, Well, you know, cuz I,
I've met him three times. But I think in hindsight, maybe I got
some kind of imaginary upper hand because I ended by saying,
well, the minute Victoria Nuland reveals herself, then we'll know
what's going on. And she literally said, Okay, that's all
the time we have, which she would she was out of time. But
then,
anyway, hold on a second. How do you get out of time on a
podcast? Well,
it's no that's the annoying thing. It's the Sirius XM.
They're doing their do an ad breaks. There's five ad breaks
in this show. It's very distracting. I completely forgot
about it. And I'm, yep. And Ana, she had to interrupt me. Because
they had to go to a break, a heartbreak. heartbreak
and there'd be a hard break. It's a podcast. Anyway, to go to
the affiliates, the locals, you'd have to have a because
there's a
clock. She does because she record the podcast is sadly not
the prime delivery mechanism. The the Sirius XM show is the
prime mechanism. And for people who are wondering what they
edited out that was because the connection I just got into Fauci
and him having the goods on Rand Paul, and then the connection
dropped. It was interesting. And then they and then I thought it
dropped again. And because I could see her video went dark,
and I went and I fucking hate this. And she said, No, no,
you're still here. I'm pretty sure. I'm pretty sure they
edited that out. But here's my point. I said to her well, okay,
we'll see who's right about this when Victoria Nuland surfaces
will know what's up the very next day
before I go into some of the diplomatic substance, special
guests
at the State Department briefing. Ladies and gentlemen,
Mrs. Victoria Nudelman. Kagan,
let's remember how we got here. It is Russia that created this
crisis out of whole cloth. It is Russia that has amassed 100,000
troops on Ukraine's borders. It is Russia that has prepared
internal sabotage, destabilization and false flag
options for you. For Ukraine. And Russia has
false flags. I thought false flags were conspiracy theories.
You can't have a false flag. That's not true. There's no
government that does does some kind of operation on itself.
Wonder what words she was going to say before she corrected
herself.
Let's listen. Let's listen. Let's listen to pared
internal sabotage, destabilization and false flag
options for you.
Oh, wait, hold on a second. I stepped on it. Let's flag
options for you for Ukraine.
So first of all, she may have wanted to say the text might
have been false flag operations. I don't know why she said false
flag options. And then she stumbled over you.
Yeah, that must have been it because she was she did seems
like the word she dropped was Ukraine, which she did say.
Yeah. So she must have been what happens you're reading and
you're you flub a word, and you say options instead of
operation, right. And then you then rise you're trying to
correct in your brain of how am I going to get out of this, you
flub up, you've loved the next line is actually written and you
do end up saying, yeah, yeah,
yeah,
destabilization and false flag options for you, for Ukraine.
And it is Russia that has spewed disinformation and lies about
Ukraine, about the United States and about NATO to justify its
own actions at a time when COVID is running rampant.
Oh, yeah, no, this this is. Remember, she's she's D cloaking
here to reveal the strategy against Russia. So, you know, we
have to immediately bring in the crisis its
own actions at a time when COVID is running rampant, again,
across Russia as it is in other places. And we're only half the
population is vaccinated. The Kremlin has to justify to the
Russian people why it is stoking a potentially very bloody and
costly conflict for Russia.
What she tried to do start a Russian color revolution here.
Hello people of Russia. Why? Why is Putin doing that?
Rather than focusing on its own citizens health? And on Russia's
own significant challenges in building back better? Oh.
Russia's building back better to?
Oh, yeah. According to Vicki
focusing on its own citizens health, and on Russia's own
significant challenges in building back better. No one
needs a conflict now. Least of all Russia,
eu fighting words. Now I have another voice from the past who
was there, I was so happy. And we've got Victoria Nuland, who
we followed for years and years as she was the spokes hole for
the State Department. And so she comes out, you know, when you
sometimes haven't seen a person in a while, and then you see him
and then they've changed so much that your jaw drops open. You're
trying to shut it up? Because you're like, where's the old
Victoria Nuland?
She has she's looking she's looking workload in minutes. She
is completely bloated. She is bloated.
Yeah, she's his skins hanging off her face. She looks like
crap. Now
I producer email being says I can No, but it seems to be that
she likes a lot of drinking. But who knows? Right? We have not
been able to independently verify this producers claim. But
yeah, she looks and in fact, if you look at her, and with this
type of this body type that she has, which she has, but you
know, just now that it's gotten big in size, she's doing
everything. She has the same wardrobe that Hillary Clinton
has on the same type of that body type lady wardrobe, but
it's just uncanny. You know, a Hillary's head is also swollen
up. That's the same look, it's the look of Chardonnay.
Anyway, but I was thinking.
So who's back who's back in the State Department press briefing,
our old buddy. But Matt Lee. And I'll set this one up, because
now we start to see what's really going on with this so
called conflict. We have under the climate change rules and the
2030 2050, zero carbon based emissions, Germany is shutting
all their coal down, they've shut down three of their final
six nuclear reactors, the final three will be shut by the end of
this year. And we have a delay on the North Stream to North
Stream to is the new pipeline that Russia has put in place for
Germany who really desperately need this. Now. In fact, I put
in the show notes, the what they call the smart SMR D Mark dot
and visualise Zirin. So you see the German grid is overloaded.
They don't have enough energy at the moment. And so this will
cause brownouts, blackouts, etc. But we have this problem where
Germany really wants to keep the lights on. And the US is saying,
Hey, you can't let Russia into your country with gas. Will this
hold? Matt Lee has the questions. You know, how
solid? How confident are you in this in the solidification and
in the solidness and the solidity of the solidarity
Western of Western unity on this particularly given the fact that
you and Amos Hochstein were up on the Hill yesterday,
essentially begging Democratic senators not to go along with
the North Stream to sanctions because you think that it'll,
you know, it will shelve that or it'll reduce the German?
I think Matt is also on the Chardonnay train a bit here at
10am.
Germany's desire to do anything. So how solid is this alliance of
for massive consequences and severe costs?
She's talking about sanctions for Russia sanctions.
Matt, we are very confident in the consultations that we've
been having with our allies and partners. We've been working at
this for some two and a half months, at every level from the
President on down the agreement that we did with Germany in July
makes absolutely clear.
Are you concerned that Germany might not be might not go along
with whatever you're hoping you'll get in place, should it
become necessary if there are sanctions imposed on or
strengthen.
So you'll hear him in a second use the acronym NS to AG, which
is the North Stream to Corporation. We are
we are concerned now that what is being discussed on the Hill
will have no impact on Nord Stream to what we are doing now
is working with the Germans working with the EU. To slow
their consideration of implementation of the pipeline,
this German government has taken significant steps.
I know how can she say what she said? She says he's gonna have
no implications. And then she talks about slowing it down.
Yeah. She contradicts herself within two sentences.
She's also making really weird faces that Matt kind of like,
don't you remember, you supposed to shut up when I make this
face. And of course, Matt was like,
Matt was saying, the same face used to make you
to slow their consideration of implementation of the pipeline,
this German government has taken significant steps to do that.
And they've also reconfirmed the agreement we had with the
previous government with regard to what happens to Nord Stream
two. Namely, it's suspended if Russia aggresses against
Ukraine,
eu be suspended. So how's this is very interesting conundrum.
Where the EU desperately wants to get Ukraine into the EU. NATO
wants it in a NATO. From what I understand the conversation
Putin and Biden had was where to put the rockets. We'll put our
rockets here, you put your rockets over there. And then but
they're messing with Russia's core business and, and and
what's Germany going to do with their grid at the max? What are
they going to do? And to me, I still feels like an overall EU
attack on Germany. Got to think the French are behind this
somehow. I mean, it's very weird. You
know, it's funny, because the it is kind of you it's like, they
painted the prints of all they painted themselves into this
corner by themselves, by buying into all the green and a bill
bag better. And let's do this. And let's win power, we have a
situation in the bay area where we have a takeover of some very
dubious corporation that is going to remove the most of the
Alameda County in some other areas from the Pacific Gas and
Electric. And this started in 2016. And it's all of a sudden
now, well, the
women just disconnect them. How does that work?
In California, two power lines are owned by
the state. Oh, okay. So you can traverse or anyone can send
power so
they can buy there, but they have to buy their power from
somebody and they've decided which is a group ECE. I can't
remember the name of it some very crunchy sounding name.
Today, we're gonna buy our own power from from only from
renewable sources. And it's gonna be
it's gonna be a cold winter. It's
only from renewable sources can do a big windmill operation and
tracing this and other things, you can get their groove and,
and we're going to be added and the kicker is, and it's going to
be cheaper than what we were paying to pg&e for their mixed
bag of power. And this is bullcrap. And they're already
people have gotten some bills in thinks, oh,
Cisco. That's fine, but it's times five.
No, it's not times five, but it's plus plus 10 20%. As as
opposed to cheaper. Right. And they can't Nestle. No, no, it is
cheaper. And this is bull crap. This is a nightmare. And this is
like not even on bordering on the level of what must be going
on in Germany with the bull crowd. It feels
like there's some this you know, well. So the US has also now
dropped support for the East med pipeline. And the East med
pipeline was that's that's sending gas up from the
Mediterranean. All of that. That's kind of where that Noble
Energy was off the coast of, you know, Israel and Palestine. So
that general area, it was supposed to send gas up to
Cyprus, and then bring it in, through a bringing into Europe.
From there. They've dropped that in support of something called
the the most of the European trans connector. They're
planning on putting a huge high voltage DC line. Under
underwater, this is like this is some astronomical project and
that, wow, if convinced the scientists somehow have
convinced policymakers, we can just get rid of all these
pipelines and when We'll just put a high voltage, direct
current line all the way through and feed all the shit that
people need to charge. Electricity seems. Well, first
of all a huge single point of failure. For one not that I know
anything about really HVDC but it's incredibly expensive to do
this. And it's it's like to like the EU is committing energy
Harakiri you know, it's like, let's just kill ourselves right
now. We got nothing we got nothing left was shut everything
down. Oh, boy. Are they looking for a problem? Reaction
solution?
Because they don't have a solution. You're looking for a
revolution. Communist Revolution.
Wow, that's okay. That could that I buy that sooner than
anything else that this this is purposeful. Destruction. It's
way too fast. It
seems the air was up to I'm sorry. To everyone seems to be
up to this. Communism. Yeah, I'm driving around Berkeley
yesterday.
Oh, okay. Communist communism Central. Yes, did it through.
And I'm looking here, there's a big parliament building on the
right on University Avenue. On the left hand side, I go to the
campus. And there's a big communist hammer and sickle cell
a beautiful one, by the way, painted on the side of this
building. And I'm thinking you know, in any other part of the
country, they would have beat the crap out of the owner or
whatever the the to allow this giant hammer and sickle to be
painted on a building. Oh, that's great. They're all for
it. Oh, that's great. Oh, that's beautiful. Oh,
wow. Nicely, though. Is it famous artist? Is there a plaque
next to it?
It's like somebody with some talented guy with a spray can.
Oh, okay. And they just leave it up. Beautiful. Yeah, just leave
it there. But could be that and I still suspect financial
reasons that stuff is gotta close, you know, we have to
temper the economy. But for those new listeners who come to
us from the Megan Kelly show, let me explain why we're here.
In fact, here's one of the best self analyses I've ever heard
from a m five M, as we call it, mainstream media outlet. This is
reliable sources. With Brian seltzer water, and CNN SENIOR.
What is the senior senior correspondent Oliver Darcy. And
they and it's just a beautiful moment when they witness the
awakening and the realization of where they stand in the world.
Here's a big, overly broad question for you. Okay. Is the
media at this point out of touch with the public about
COVID? Oh, I think it's hard to argue that, you know, the media
is a large group of people. But a lot of the media does seem
when I look at it, and then travel the country to be very
out of touch with people. I mean, if you travel the country,
people are not really living in the same bubble that it seems
that most of the media is messaging toward. And so yeah,
and so I think this is an issue because if people are tuning out
what's going on in cable news, if we're not messaging toward
the general population, you know, they're just, you know,
ignoring everything and living their lives, and we're not
really getting the information that they need to them.
See, that's the point. The people aren't listening. We have
the right information, man. They're not getting the right
information. This is a big problem. What are we going to
do?
I love this is very funny.
They just said, Well, gee, man, I don't know people don't care
anymore. You know, I'm nuts. Because we like we like getting
our own news together. This was this is Pfizer CEO, this guy's
he's got to shut him up. He's made out of control. He's making
mistakes he is. And it's always He's nervous. I
think he's rattled. I have to assume. And I think everyone has
to assume that the guy was sincere with his vaccines. And
they thought they had the world by the nets with these. Yeah,
they did a little bit. Actually, they did actually. And not to
mention, just look at the contract. But as the as the data
starts coming back, especially the dangers of the vaccine
itself, and plus the fact they only last 90 days, it seems
Yeah. And they can't sit they have no holding power. And now
it's like it's getting a little after bringing in 60 billion or
more 90,000,000,006
Yeah, it's closer to 90 all the old manufacturers combined, but
I think Pfizer has the
bulk of it. Yeah. And well here they are getting a little
squirrely and now I think he's getting nervous well, so hitting
the shard first.
Vicki pass the bottle. So first, we have Bill Gates coming out
now not with sound but saying Well, you know, omicron that's,
this is pretty much it after this. It'll just be like the
flu. But you know, we have to have new vaccines which are
targeted. And he says this in concert with the Pfizer CEO
saying this about the current vaccines and what's to come.
And we know that the three doses of vaccine offer very limited
protection if I mean, the three dots.
Let's just pause about that for a second. We know that
you might as well you're gonna play this guy, you might he's
getting worse with his accent, by the way, yes, you're gonna
have to was like this.
He says, We know that the two doses of vaccine are just no
good. But that's a paraphrase. But the two doses we know
they're ineffective the booster gives you some doses. And he's
talking about Omicron here dose of the vaccine offer very
limited protection, limited if any booster, the over reasonable
protection against hospitalization and deaths.
It gives us I think, very good and less protection against
infection. Now, we are working on a new version for vaccine the
1.1 Let me put it that way.
Okay. Ladies and gentlemen, you're on deck for a software
upgrade. He's even using the terminology. I wonder if it will
come with a terms of service, which you'll have to just not
read and click Yes on because it's Pfizer vaccine. 1.1.
Now, we are working on a new version for vaccine the 1.1 Let
me put it that way. That will cover Omicron as well. And,
of course Omicron as well. What else are you covering and bro?
We'll cover Omicron as well. And, of course, we are waiting
to have the final results. The vaccine will be ready in March.
Okay, March everybody, March. There you go. It'll be so bad by
March. Oh my god. Oh, the case is oh, so horrible. Oh, luckily,
we have 1.1 Hey, hey, have you upgraded yet? Nah, I got Maderna
they're slow. They're like when the Windows Update man. Like
Pfizer's like the Apple update. You get that shit right away.
This is what we predicted.
I'm waiting for 3.0 Everyone knows that 3.0 is where it
starts to be okay.
You really want to stay away from this stuff until 3.0, don't
you? I agree. I have more. But I think you have a lot of COVID
stuff. So I'm dying. You I'm looking at your clips. And by
the way, I never listened to John's clips. He has no idea
what my clips are. But they come in I put them in the folder I
look at I'm like, Okay, I have an idea. My idea is probably let
John do some COVID clips cuz he's got something going on
here.
Yeah, I get a bunch of stuff going on. It's two or three
different tracks going on. Which are kind of interesting. So
let's start with and I could do the McCreight. Let's start with
Omicron and do the redundant up dichotomous the redundant update
because every update on NPR seems to be the same as the old
update, but they keep doing them over and over. So let's go with
Omicron redundant update
Omicron variant of the Coronavirus now makes up about
98% of all cases in the United States. But Dr. Rochelle
Wollensky head of the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention also cites a preprint study from Kaiser Permanente in
Southern California that suggests the omachron variant
may be less severe then other strains.
No patients with omachron required mechanical ventilation.
Additionally, this study found that those infected with
omachron who were hospitalized had a shorter duration of
hospital stay compared to those with Delta
with the prevalence of the omachron various new infections
are surging The CDC says the current seven day average is
about 751,000 cases per day.
Cases
151,000 per day would be so get the whole population.
Yeah, won't be too long from now.
Alright, let's go with the COVID updates in that this will be
COVID Let's go at this this route. This is COVID. Number
one,
the United States has hit a new pandemic record there are now
more people hospitalized with COVID-19 than at any other point
in the pandemic finger number one if you doubt this visit an
emergency room
nice one nice one. I know I know what you were doing. You are
hacking shit together. We're number one. foam finger number
one baby.
Yeah, this let's go to part two of this series. Sally Otto is at
the University of British Columbia. The omachron
Wave is so spectacularly fast. I'm an evolutionary biologist
and this Omicron is redefining what we call strong selections.
And wow, this is interesting. This is even baffling. The
scientists
have never seen anything spread as quickly in the natural world,
which means it should quickly blanket the country with a new
level of enhanced immunity. So Sylvie Bo is a Senior
Epidemiologist at the National Institutes of Health.
Every new wave of South Korea two variants gets us closer to
endemicity because it builds immunity in the population in
this this is gonna get us closer. We're not entirely there
yet.
I'm sorry, John. Maybe I misunderstood. This is the wrong
clip. I think this is you had something numbered number two,
but you had the COVID number one Oh, any dash two. I think that's
what you want me to play? No,
I wanted COVID Number one dash. Okay. I'm sorry.
I spoke to Dr. Ruth Frank Snedeker. And this is what she's
seeing in her big hospital in Phoenix. And we should warn it's
pretty graphic. I couldn't believe
that in a single week on service in the hospital. I had three
patients that needed amputations, their infections in
their limbs had gone too long that they needed one needed and
above the knee amputation and two of them needed below the
knee amputations.
Snedeker said none of these patients had COVID. But they had
either waited too long at home or they couldn't get the care
they needed. And she says this would not be happening if the
healthcare system wasn't so overwhelmed. Oh, my
goodness, these are diabetics
who are whatever the point is, is that it's your fault, by the
way, yes. And I'll play part three of this series. And you'll
see what they that they're pointing the finger right at
you.
Just reminder that whatever choices we make, and whatever
chances we run into can affect other people will think so much.
Again, those amputations are your fault, because you're
making the wrong
choice. You're making bad choices in life. This is a this
is a new mean, bad choices. You should make good choices,
you should make the good choice and get the vaccine. Yes, again,
the vaccine is pretty poor people had their legs chopped
off because of you. Tria. That's right. But
that's what the report is
pandemic of the unvaccinated.
So the point that dude, the thing you jumped into, I'm
sorry, the, which was the wrong clip, which talks about the new
buzzword, which is endemicity, who endemicity That's a mystery
is this is a good show title? Yes, I'm gonna write it down,
write it down. Because it's endemicity time and I want to
before we play these clips, this is a
mystery time
that, that that that data is there. So there's a bunch of
interesting papers out there most systems showing up on
substack. Some woman did a trace of all the variants and how they
came about and, and Omicron doesn't see it come from the
same source. Yeah, John seems to you've seen these? Yes, of
course, of course. Omicron seems to be separately evolved
completely separately than the rest of it.
And from what I've read it, it acts more like an attenuated
vaccination. Which is completely
that's could be that's one of the I'm sure that's one of the
assertions and it's and it's on its own track. And it's designed
it may be the you know, the you when you invent something is
going to run out of control, you have yet to have a backdoor like
that they had in, right, this is the amateur ASIC Park, this
is the antidote, this is what you have to let loose
everywhere. Everyone is cured. Exactly. That's what you do.
So you push this just because I control it's not a control. We
sold already $90 billion for the vaccines that don't work. So
let's and it's starting to show up to they don't work in more
ways than one that's going to be a theme for the next month. This
show for sure. And so you got to put a stop to the whole deal.
Let's put a stop to it. So let's send out this thing. So we're
gonna have this endemicity which is the other kind of the thing
besides the fact that I'm a chronal knock this sucker out of
the picture. The endemicity is what's happening and that's what
we have to be aware of. Let's start with the part one
diversity time
Dr. Anthony Fauci defended the administration.
This is an extraordinary virus, the likes of which we have not
seen even close to in well over 100 years. It is a very wildly
virus.
Now as devastating as that virus is now some infectious disease
experts think there could be an eventual benefit to the Omicron
surge. We're in the middle of NPR health correspondent Rob
Stein explains.
When the pandemic began, the holy grail was flattening the
curve. Well, that didn't pan out. Then there was herd
immunity. No such luck there either. Now, the new hope is
something called endemicity. That's when the virus is still
around, but can kind of fade into the background of daily
life as opposed becomes more predictable and maybe less
threatening, we will
always have COVID-19 with us in some form. But what we're really
interested in is that you can get infected. And it will be
more like a common cold.
Elizabeth Howard studies infectious disease dynamics at
the University of Washington.
And so yes, the answer is yes. As a lot of people get infected
with Omicron, this one will get us closer to where we want to
be.
I like this theory, because it fits in totally with your
original timeline, looking at the 1918 flu pandemic, which
would put this to be ended around April of this year, which
makes complete sense Pfizer gets one more push with a 1.1 version
in March, and then they can claim victory. It's beautiful.
It's beautiful. It's beautiful. Yeah, we were number one way we
are number one. Yeah. Hey, we could have gotten paid for the
strategy. But okay, we give it away for free.
Onward with part two of this, which I
started already. Yes, I teased it. Yes.
Sally Otto is at the University of British Columbia.
The omachron Wave is so spectacularly fast. I'm an
evolutionary biologist, and this omachron is redefining what we
call strong selections. I've never seen anything spread as
quickly in the natural world,
which means it should quickly blanket the country with a new
level of enhanced immunity. So co V. Bo is a Senior
Epidemiologist at the National Institutes of Health,
every new wave of SARS cov. Two variants gets us closer to
endemicity because it builds immunity in the population in
this this is gonna get us closer. We're not entirely there
yet. But yeah, getting closer.
So combined with more and more people getting vaccinated even
if the virus is still around after the overcrowded wave
recedes or comes back on a regular basis. Most people won't
get very sick from it, like the flu. And Jeremy Camille at
Louisiana State University says the virus also appears to be
changing in ways that could help explain why it appears to be
milder. All that immunity out there
seems to be sculpting the viruses spike protein to behave
a little bit differently. So that is another side of this
coin that is starting to make the virus look a little bit more
endemic.
Now this might make some people think, Well, sounds like I'm
going to get it and it could boost my immunity without a lot
of risk. So why not just get it over with, but Camille and
others say, don't even think about it, vaccinated boosted.
Even if Crohn's milder, it still can be really nasty, even
deadly. Don't forget about long COVID omachron going to inflict
enough Carnage and many scientists caution it's way too
early to conclude with any certainty that we'll be on the
right road after omachron.
Okay, exit strategy idea. We need some kind of box that you
can hook up to your speakers. And whenever some messaging is
coming through like that, it puts that echo on automatically.
So that was really beautiful, because that's exactly what it's
intended for. You will obey. Yeah, that's great, good one
good sweetening job.
Ah, yeah, I mean, they go this funny to listen to these reports
about Omicron being the endemicity and endemicity. And
demystifying to the problems and the misfire. It's the end of
misfire, and it will fix everything and but but get the
vaccine anyway. Yeah, of course, why vaccine? Because it could
you never know what
I mean. It's like, you know, let's like, why take the risk.
But take a chance or take a chance and wipe it wipe the guy.
All right, part three, Michael worby studies Evolutionary
Biology at the University of Arizona.
I want to actually get away from any kind of narrative that Oh,
Macron is some sort of silver lining, it's irresponsible to
suggest that there's some sort of preordained progression of
viruses like this toward becoming
benign. The next version could just as easily be nastier and
even better at outsmarting our immune systems, and any immunity
we get from overcrowding could fade. And Jeffrey shaming the
Columbia says, Just because something is endemic doesn't
always mean it's easier to live with.
It's very difficult to say, well, it's gonna settle into a
seasonal pattern be much milder, and we're not gonna have to
worry about it, we'll be able to get back to our lives. I would
love that. That'd be great. But I just don't know if it
will happen. So in the meantime, says Harvard epidemiologist
William hanage, the country needs to double down and do
everything possible to blunt the damage as over chronic care.
Across the nation,
I do strongly suspect that we will see a transformed world
once Omicron has come through. But Omicron is just you know,
the house is on fire. Let's put the fire what Greta Thornburg
line how does he get to use the house is on fire for goes out.
She's on the outs. Yeah. The first because
everyone's going back to nuclear and natural gas Psych. Hmm. So
the backdrop of this because this sound just rings true to me
is these this whistleblower and the new documentation finally
Project Veritas has something that really kind of blew up. I
mean, this is what Rand Paul was using with the with the Fauci
testimony. And it even ties into Malone's DARPA guy, they were,
they were building a gain of function research, they wanted
to do bio weapons, they wanted to change it in bats, and it got
out. But only after there was a moratorium. They couldn't do
gain of function, but then it was Fauci, his very own Nia ID,
who did fund it. And they took it to the Wuhan lab and other
places in America. This was going on illegally in America,
of course, so it really does look like this was a
manufactured thing. The question is,
Will Gauley I remain remain?
Is it possible that China who I think their their economy is
already collapsing, you know, this real estate thing, I'm, I'm
not the expert, but I, it feels like okay, there's something bad
gonna come out from this. Maybe they decided the best way to fix
some of their own money issues was to shut down parts of the
economy, and everyone else just followed suit, a great idea,
hey, that we can get more money to pump in to the banks and
everybody else who needs it, you know, flood the zone with
everything and you know, we can kick the can down the road, the
28 2008 2009 can down the road.
Yeah, it's a possibility that my I'm still thinking along the
lines of this was an accident. But even though it was designed
to be a biological weapon, and and, and somebody should be held
accountable for the fact that it got out. Yeah. And I think Fauci
should be one of them. But yeah, let's go back to 2020. Ooh, do
you need a right after this whole thing began? And some of
the early reports that all disappeared off the face of the
earth? Because nobody wanted to hear this was actually in your
archives. I don't know if we even played it on the show. And
I'm guessing we might not have, although we may have because it
was one of those Mano clips that everyone somehow you have. Okay,
and why stereo stereo
guys, one of those clips happens sometimes yes, it gets passed.
And
this is the 20. It's a 2020. And this is the early analysis of
the early outbreak,
I routinely monitor outbreaks of disease around the world, both
for humans and animals to see if there might be a biological
warfare agent at work. So I follow what was going on there
at Wuhan, and eventually reached the conclusion that what we are
dealing here is an offensive biological warfare agent that
leaked out of the Wuhan biosafety level four laboratory
there that has been DNA genetically engineered with gain
of function properties that simply accelerates the DNA
genetically engineering for a bio warfare agent in the first
place. And as far as I can tell, right now, Steve, just having
read the public record, it does appear as if it's a combination
of what's called a camera that basically the SARS and we know
that that facility has previously worked with stars and
stars leaked out of there at least twice before combined with
the flu virus and appears also combined with HIV that Yeah, to
AIDS at a minimum. Nice.
Yeah, I remember you hammering on the Chimera. Yeah, in the
beginning,
this all was pushed under the rug.
So here's some evidence that they want to they want to shut
it down. And it comes from the EU the EU is now saying, hey,
you know boosters may be not such a great idea everybody. It
seems like immunity is like a problem like we should Consider
this. Here's a brief statement made during a press conference
from the European medicine, medicine Asia agency. Our two
concerns here is that if we ever strategy in which we give
boosters, let's say every four months, approximately, we will
end up potentially having problem with the immune
response. And the immune response may end up not being as
good as we would like it to be. So we should be careful in not
overloading the immune system, we repeated immunization. And
secondly, of course, there is the risk of fatigue in the
population with the continuous administration of boosters.
Wow, somewhat self awareness there. Hey, the people may be
sick and tired of your boosters and we probably shouldn't give
on every four months because we're weakening people's immune
systems science. So we also have to, you know, take the or pump
the brakes on what's going on here. You know, the mask craze
mask a 95. That's the only thing that the CDC says ah, cloth
masks no good. They're even revising this no to create some
kind of soft landing.
Meanwhile,
an eye opening pre Omicron study on maths showing it can take
about half an hour for two people wearing cloth math to
pass the virus to each other compared to about 25 hours when
both are wearing and 95 math. Well, the CDC according to The
Washington Post is now weighing an update to its math guidance
pushing for those higher quality and 95 and kn 95 math overclock
masks amid this on the concert
so it's good for half an hour that seems long enough to pop in
and do some groceries or just sit in your car masked up seems
like that'll be okay
this this we haven't this is one thing we really haven't
discussed on the show as much as we could have which is this
switch over from a you know mask or surgical mask or gators
anything but in 95 because the surgeon is nice and so no evil I
won't even lie just to make sure that kind of protection no but
then again you can have a cloth mask and then a cloth mask and a
surgical you can have two masks yeah mask or you could have the
gator but no you can't have the gator anymore then you have to
Sergio met No he can't have no now you got to go in 95 so round
here where everyone just blocks them. Okay. Yes morphin so this
is the everyone in the area is wearing these stupid looking and
95 mass which
it looks like a muscle a proper muscle. That's what it looks
like.
There. Yes, it does not you mentioned it. It's not like the
original and 95 set. I remember the beginning of this there were
kind of like a like a like a fish bowl shape. Globe did
around about now they're like pointy. Yes. They're
like a coffee filter on your face. Yeah, but
it's pointy, but it's got it. It's a little more bigger than
it's like and they suffocate you. This is this is this is a
pointy funny looking mesh that looks like a beak. It almost
Yeah, like
school wants. Yeah,
bird beak. Yeah. So it looks like a big so I'm going into
Berkeley when I saw the communists, they got the they
got the hammer and sickle there and the whole thing. And so
everyone's in Berkeley, everyone is where instead of wearing just
you know, there's a few people, there's where the, you know, the
surgical mask, who cares? But no, 90% of the people are
wearing this stupid looking at 95 bass, which of which you've
got to be impossible to breathe through.
There's people now posting videos where they were in 95 The
guard for a half hour walk, they come back and then they use one
of those blood oxygen detectors that you can hook up to your
phone, and they're below 90% It's probably killing people.
But that's that's like getting ready for mechanical ventilation
time. We get into the 80s You got to be careful. Yeah, imagine
what it's doing to kids. Oh, this put that strap that thing
on your kid's face. So, okay, so that's our messaging. And of
course it's the same virus everywhere but different
countries are responding differently. And Canada Navia
has not gotten the message we're going to pump the brakes.
One other pandemic headline Quebec, Canada will soon be
issuing fines to people who are unvaccinated. That money will
benefit the health care system. Quebec residents will also need
to be vaccinated to buy alcohol at government runs stores.
I have the we should play this. This is a little long, but this
is the premier of of Ottawa or Quebec. He's the premier of
Quebec Quebec. Yep. And he's the one who's gonna start putting
these signs and I had two versions, I haven't actually
saying the same thing in English. But when I got the
translated version of him saying in French, it's a little more
ominous. And he says more things when he speaks French. So I have
a translation of what they're going to do and why they're
going to do it. And this is, and this is really pathetic. And I
feel sorry for the Canadians. The public at large, all right,
even though I'm sure most of them are all in I mean, just
like, you know, Megan and other people that, you know, they,
they, they're just all in I mean, just, just just,
well, you may listen, just so just so we're clear on this. I'm
getting emails from people saying, we are lost help, you
know, like, like the Titanic is sinking. Some people sound kind
of like they're in despair about this, and I can understand,
because now what can you do? You can't even get booze. And now
it's gone too far.
Dag something's got to give. But here's Canadians Canada, they're
gonna talk about fees. Now, the thing is, if you don't get
vaccine, you're gonna pay a fair fee.
Not a fine a fee. This is very cool. And it goes to benefit the
health care system. Well, they did. He never says that. Oh,
that's what we heard in art in the first report.
Yeah, well, that's probably softening the blow here. It is
important. And obviously cm specialists confirm it. The
risks are far lower for hospitalizations when we've
received our doses. And in that case, I want to repeat it to be
Quebec, kurz have been models, the large majority of Quebec
occurs when it's their turn to go get vaccinated, we'll get
vaccinated. But unfortunately, there is still a small minority.
And we're talking about 10% of the population who refused
vaccinations. So even if there's no medical danger for these
people, they refuse to get vaccinated. And you know, you
know, I understand and I feel this unhappiness from Quebeckers
towards this minority, wow, who are in all proportions, it
filling up our hospitals because I have the numbers, and even 10%
only of adults who are not vaccinated in Quebec is 10%, to
many 50% of hospital beds that are being taken up in the
intensive care who are unvaccinated people. So I
understand why it's very angering, because it lays a
significant burden far too important on our healthcare
system. And that's why I'm announcing that we are currently
working on a health contribution that will be charged to all
adults in Quebec, who refuse vaccination. Now, obviously,
those who cannot get vaccinated for medical reasons will be
excluded. But we think this is where we're at now. So people
who refuse vaccination cause a burden on the staff a financial
burden, a significant burden for the majority of Quebeckers. So
it's not true that this 10% of the population will need to come
and hinder the 90% of the population. So we are looking at
amounts, we want the amount to be significant, and it's going
to be moving in a new health contribution that will be
required. I
love this, this is a great setting of precedence. Because
sometime in the future, you will be reminded that we charge fees
for people overloading the system. So that fee now will be
tacked on to every cigarette you smoke every alcoholic beverage
you drink. And why not just track it on the smartphone and
if you're not walking enough sci fi, because you're not healthy.
If it looks as though they're gonna charge five grand.
That's a stiff fee. That's a fee and a half. Wow, it's a big ass
fee.
He went on this one longer and longer and he went on saying he
doesn't want the fee to be something that doesn't hurt
now, well, I think 1000 would have hurt too but okay.
It's trending toward five
grand as crazy.
Canadians
so before we can let this peter out and I do have some thoughts
on how this will end and what we're going to go from here. We
got to clean some stuff up first. We tried it with Gavin
Newsom we failed. We tried it with who else was Cuomo? Well,
we got him out but on other grounds, who else was out and
about? What age yo,
who? Your governor?
Who my governor?
Was wasn't your governor didn't go to Cabo or something.
Oh, no, no, that's Abbott. Adler the mayor. Yes. Mayor, the
mayor. Yes. Okay.
The mayor get rid of him either.
While they're working on him, one of his aides turns out
accepted bribes for a no bid contract. Then Adler minded been
involved so they might be trying to get rid of him, but the guy
who was solidly in the crosshairs is Bo Joe Joe,
are not biting their tongues when it comes to lashing out
against Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Can I have lashing out today? Does he still believe the Prime
Minister to be a man of honor and integrity?
I'm wanting gone. I want I want politicians I can respect and he
doesn't have any respect
the latest allegations of a COVID rule breaking party at 10
Downing Street stemmed from a leaked email published by ITV
News, calling on more than 100 staff members to quote make the
most of this lovely weather with a BYOB Garden Party on May
20 2020. A time when COVID restrictions in the UK banned
people for meeting with more than one person outside their
household and outdoors. Prime Minister Boris Johnson earlier
that same day,
you can sit in the sun in your local park, you can drive to
other destinations, you can even play sports only with members of
your own house
and social media outrage came in the form of photos of what
people did on that day following the rules. The backlash in
Parliament included one member who broke down recalling the
death of a family member who died alone with his emotions
rendering him unintelligible but others were clear in their
distinct versus
how was usually sound for the backbench
during him unintelligible, but others were clear in their
disdain for Johnson who did not attend session on Monday.
His absence speaks volumes as to see Smurfs on the media. The
public have already drawn their own conclusion.
He can run buddy can't hide.
The Prime Minister has continually denied several
similar events took place, I suddenly broke no rules,
including one that led to the resignation of his press
secretary after leaked video caught her joking about an
alleged Christmas party. All the allegations now the subject of
an internal inquiry.
What do you think? Well, they get him out with
this. Seems seems we have a similar report from NPR. Oh,
okay. We can talk about it. I want to mention that again. When
I listen to the NPR update on Alma Cron. When I first heard
this story, I'm thinking neat. Isn't this a repeat of something
else that Bo Joe did, but good. It was the Christmas party. I
was thinking yeah, that's the one. Yeah. So I had to, I
literally had to chat with a bunch of these stories. I
clipped. I literally had to go online and check to see if that
was maybe I'd recorded a show from weeks ago or
no because we the event took place a year ago. And it only
came out.
That didn't help. I've had trouble with my timeline today.
So let's say I have more more Bo Joe problems. NPR, British Prime
Minister Boris Johnson has apologized for attending a
garden party at number 10 Downing Street in 2020. That's
when such events were banned, because of the Coronavirus
pandemic, and prs. Frank langfitt reports from London the
revelations have infuriated many Britain's
addressing Britain's House of Commons Johnson said he went to
the gathering to thank staffers.
I believed implicitly that this was a work event. But mistake
speaker hindsight I should have sent everyone back inside,
but opposition Labour Party leader Kier Starmer to the
public thinks Johnson is just lying
after months of deceit and deception. So pathetic spectacle
of a man who has run out of road he now going to do the decent
thing and resign he was given no indication he will step down.
Yeah, I don't think he's gonna do that. That makes no sense to
wow this you know, this is this is all politics, of course. But
here's some more evidence that they're tapering this down. Ooh,
I use the T word. This is from the Associated Press. AP news.
Why Omicron is changing how me The outlets report on COVID
data. So this is an AP isn't the AP style guide, something that's
universally accepted by many newsrooms or my old fashion in
this thinking?
It's one of the style guys that a lot of people use is very
common. I have a copy in New York Times has one I believe it
is also a couple of others. But AP is a common style guide. That
would be that editors would say who you do boo you style guide,
even though they don't seem to follow the style guide at all.
Well, they have released what I would call as an update to this
style guide. I'll read this briefly for two years
Coronavirus. Case counts and hospitalizations have been
widely used barometers of the pandemics marched across the
world Correct. We've seen this on every television screen. But
the Omicron wave is making a mess of the usual statistics
forcing news organizations to rethink the way they report the
figures. Quote, it's just a data disaster, says Catherine who
staff writer who covers COVID-19 for Atlantic magazine, in our
reading from the style guide. No, I'm reading from the AP
report and then they have a style guide addition into coming
up in three paragraphs. Okay. The number of case counts soared
over the holidays and expected development given the emergence
of a variant more transmissible than its predecessors. Yet these
counts only reflect what is reported by health authorities
they do not include most people who test them Test test test
themselves at home are infected without even knowing about it.
holidays and weekends also lead to lags in reported cases. If
you could add all those numbers up and you can't case count
would likely be substantially higher. For that reason. Here it
comes. The Associated Press has recently told its editors and
reporters to avoid emphasizing emphasizing case counts in
stories about the disease. That means for example, no more
stories focus solely on a particular country or state
setting a one day record for number of cases, because that
claim has become unreliable.
I just played a clip from PBS. We're number one they're going
on and on about it. Well, they're not obviously using
this.
Well, this just came out. This just came out. Let me see when
this came out. Oh, I think it came out today. No yesterday. So
it was that clip before yesterday. Before the official?
You go? Maybe they didn't read the bugle call me didn't read
it.
Well, I don't know if NPR you know a lot of these news
broadcasters.
Okay. But let's let's look at another thing. The NCAA the
national. What does the NCAA stand for? National College
Athletic Association,
NCAA National College Athletic Association. That's what I said.
When you said it, I was thinking something else you want.
You thought I was talking about the nacf Nevermind. Quote,
athletes who had COVID will now be considered fully vaccinated,
which is technically correct. If you have antibodies from having
COVID, you are vaccinated by the definition, the medical
definition. Not the Merriam Webster's that's
an interesting move. Yeah. Again, this is because of the
money of course.
What kidding me? Individuals within 90 days of a documented
COVID-19 infection fall within the equivalent of quote, fully
vaccinated, which is super interesting. Because I've heard
the science talk the science, the science I've heard is, well,
you know, natural immunity begins to fall off after three
months. So I don't know why they they pegged this 90 days. But I
mean, you cannot. You cannot be forcing kids in colleges to get
a vaccination, if the same college as athletes are
considered fully vaccinated after having had it for 90 days,
90 days after having had a documented infection. And this
is why we're also seeing actual students doing what their
parents won't do. They are now protesting, they're saying, Hey,
we don't want to do boosters. That should be a personal
choice. We're done with it. Let me see which schools are doing
this. It's New York, New York City. Well, yeah, but I'm just
saying New York City. 1000s of students walked out of class and
tomorrow they're planning one in Boston, Oakland, California,
Chicago, so this is going to happen everywhere. So this has
to end. But test to stay. Test to stay. You identified a test
to stay is on deck. And I know seeing that the Biden that this
is what this is what I don't understand. So we have spent I
think $200 million Getting masks out and half a billion dollars
or more getting 50 million bad test kits to schools. So we're
paying for that. So now we are we are giving this to the
schools at exactly what I heard from our from our teacher,
producers and friends. You give every one of your now 60
students because that's how crazy the class sizes become.
You get them a test every single day. So it's test the state test
to stay. Biden is requiring insurance companies to cover
free at home COVID test starting this weekend. They can't do
that. Oh, you can if the government pays him for it.
Hello. Of course, that's exactly what's going on here. But here's
what's the background of this is why why I think this won't last
very long. Certainly the teachers, I've heard multiple
examples of teachers saying, Oh, I tested positive, I can't come
in for five days. And then they're just chilling out on the
beach. I was talking to Dwight who's gonna delay who was
delivering the whole house generator tomorrow. He said,
I'll deliver it tomorrow. But I got to find guys to put it in
because all my young guys are out. And I said what's on what's
going on? So yeah, COVID I said hi says Yeah, exactly. He says
these, these, these dipshits that just saying, Oh, I got
COVID. And then Mikey, Mike had a contractor, and the contractor
canceled on him because of COVID. And he was telling
someone else that oh, he used that on YouTube. He had COVID,
two weeks ago working for me. So this is, you know, this is a
very interesting way
Americans operate. It's actually the
way socialism operates with that,
because Okay, so the way this the way people operate, right?
Well, when I was any angle, you can did not work.
So when I was growing up in the Netherlands, where Social
Security was they paid 90% of your last paycheck for like a
six months or a year, and I'm talking the 70s. And you know,
you had, you could just you could say I'm sick, I'm home, a
lot of people would have, oh, I have back pain. They'd be home
for two months, two months, and they get paid. And the company,
of course, has to temporarily replace somebody very socialist
regime, very socialist at the time. But what happened is, then
the neighbors are all looking through their curtains, which in
the Netherlands are typically open anyway. And they're seeing
the same guy, you know, going out on a couple of gigs, you
know, he's got his, he's got his trailer hitched up, he's laying
some brick for somebody, oh, wait a minute. So you can just
get paid and work on the side? Guess what? double dipping? I'm
going to do it too. And that's what leads to a very unhealthy
economy and an even sicker society, probably long term.
Yeah. Now. So I think what we're going to see I've looked at a
whole bunch of different testing technologies, maybe this is why
Bill Gates has not yet uncloaked I think there will be a sensor
that you can Bluetooth attached to your phone. And it will be
you get the sensor, I'm sorry, the Biden administration will
send everybody one for free, the insurance companies will quote
unquote, pay for it. You spit on the sensor, you breathe on the
sensor, I don't know what you urinate on the sensor, and it
will test you for a myriad of things, because that's just a
question of a simple upgrade. And that will be the control
mechanism going forward. And no vaccine passports be they'll be
testing and then we can test all kinds of stuff.
Well, you know, they have this in the bill back better bill.
automobiles have to be 2020. All kinds of sensors to make sure
that you're not wrong, right. Yeah. Not that you're not to
gather dry air to breathe into it. Yeah. Yeah. It to breathe
into it. Start your car. No, no, no, no one's buying these cars.
So in the grand scheme of just, I could give you any version of
it. But I think there's a lot of leaders around the world who are
like, oh, you know, I don't want to lose this control whether
they think directly and consciously or not, they kind of
are loving this control. And there's so many benefits and we
can do stuff with climate change. And they're just seeing
we got to keep people kind of in this mode. And maybe this is
just a trial balloon. It was interesting to see Malone, bring
this up on the Banyan podcast over there on the War Room,
which makes me even more suspicious of Dr. Malone. This
is the report the new virus outbreak in China.
Although it is not the only concern China is treating more
cases of hemorrhagic fever, often caused by hantavirus,
which tends to tick up around this time of year. While the
early symptoms look much like a common cold. severe cases can
cause organ failure or bleeding from the mouth, eyes or ears.
Hanta virus is spread mainly through rodents transmission
from human to human is rare officials say preventing
COVID-19 remains the main priority.
This sounds like deja vu to me Haven't we had hunt a Virus?
Virus was in the news cycle. And I remember first hearing about
in the 70s in New Mexico, right and Arizona and people were
getting Hantavirus some some rats or something. Yes, I
think I remember that. Yeah, there's
a mouse float around and it was getting Hantavirus from some
fish. I don't know why they run these stories. I want to play a
clip of Eric Weinstein he did a whole podcast two hours of his
dharma.
We know that's Brett. Brett does the dark horse. Eric is his
brother does not do. Eric is not married to the NPR lady.
The one that the one that's not involved with Peter teal.
Yeah, that's Brett not Eric Brett.
Okay well bred
red. This is like the Naomi's you know, we have we can't
figure out Naomi Klein AMI Wolf is confused. All right. Okay.
So anyway, that Dark Horse podcast. So he's all of a sudden
is Heather on the show.
I don't remember that. He is by the way talking about that.
Which brings it to make you know, once a woman's on the
show. This is Zoo. Your morning Zoo. Yeah. You know who's on
who's got his shoe element now. I think somebody told him to do
it because he's never been good on radio. Hannity. He's got a
he's got some goofy. He's
got a side kick. He's got a side kick. Now got a female side just
to do stuff like this. Oh, Sean, Chu, stuff like that. Does she
have a like a, like an accent to go with it? She's got something
special can't just be a sweet, sweet dish dish.
He really liked it. I think it's like you said the first show,
Sean.
Oh, there he goes again. Is that kind of her job? Yeah.
Excellent.
Good.
So we're talking about Brett he's the ousted evergreen
professor. Right. That's
the essay. He's got. He's so he, I guess has discovered vitamin
D?
Oh, no. Oh, my goodness. Has he finally started listening to the
no agenda show for 15 years?
Oh, I lost you, John.
I'm here. Okay. I
said Has he finally started listening to the no agenda show
after 15 years of us?
know, we've been talking about via I mean, we've given the view
you you I've been on vitamin D for almost 20 years.
Yeah. And then you brought it to my attention. And here's how it
started. When I feel a cold coming on I O D and vitamin D.
And I just slammed down 50,000 units. And before breakfast is
aren't the numbers and what are the numbers? Doctors?
What are the numbers? I don't give the number out? Because I'm
not a doctor. And I'm not giving medical advice to anybody.
Oh, yeah. That's not advice. You're just telling people what
you do. I took your advice. You're I mean, you're not non
advice. I'm still here.
Yeah, you're still here. And it turns out that the vitamin D
toxicity thing is all something of a scam. He mentions that too.
But he discovered and he's so he's so beside himself with this
discovery that he's he's stunned, stunned, and I'm
thinking a cheese. And so but he brings up an interesting point.
And he brings two doctors on, they have done research on this.
And one of them is very interesting. This female she
talks about how her report was they had to edit, they wouldn't
let her run a report and vitamin D because she mentions that
people with high pigments, you know, brown people, yeah, they
can't get into vitamin D. And that may be the reason that
brown PS higher numbers getting COVID course. And it was like
no, you can't say that.
This is the number one reason we had a nurse tell us that just on
the last show.
Exactly. And so we had so she says that the idea is, is that
no, it ruins the narrative that black and brown people will get
lousy health care. And that's the reason they're getting COVID
She said that she said that. That's that's why they wouldn't
let her put that in that. Yeah. Wow.
She fought it and then it ended up in the report anyway, so she
ended up winning but but but, uh, Weinstein has this very
interesting observation. And throughout the whole two hours
he keeps, he keeps going back to it and kind of proves the third
element of this observation here is play this about the health
department's which of course, you know, as far as I'm
concerned, they're responsible for this whole mess, because
they've done such a crappy job. And we've had other instances of
people to so called Masters of Public Health, you know, you
know, getting a position of power and then abusing it,
because they shouldn't be there. They're just basically rat poop
inspectors.
In Florida,
it says Eric, and the health system
inflammatory accusation. Now, I know because I've been tracking
the very same question that the degree to which public health
authorities failed To recommend that which works, and continue
to recommend things that either do not work or are risky, that
if you start with the model of public health authorities that
say we've got three different models, public health
authorities are basically competent, and they're doing as
well as they can in light of an emerging situation. Public
health authorities are incompetent, and they are doing
as well as they can, which isn't very well at all, or public
health authorities are actively doing that which prolongs the
pandemic, and causes COVID to continue to spread. Actually,
the third model is the most predictive, it is surprising, I
can't imagine why anyone would want this and I am continually
looking for that sign that in fact, this is yet you know, it
would be better if it was incompetence, because at least
we can do something about that. The problem is incompetence just
doesn't explain it. And vitamin D to me, is the obvious proof of
this because when you look into the truth of vitamin D, as is
beautifully presented in your most recent paper, which I have
here. It turns out that the fears that we might have about
vitamin D are ill founded, they're in fact based on an over
extrapolation of what happens with vitamin A.
Oh my goodness.
Now, so anyone who needs a little promotion little boost on
getting their speed up to speed on vitamin D, seek this podcast
out is two hours very educational, it's a little as
you can tell, because everybody that's around this guy. He's
gonna slow down
to the Evergreen highs and you have to talk slower this is the
one times of evergreen
This is the one time I allow and almost encouraged speed
listening. It's okay to hit two times speed on that podcast.
It's okay this one no not okay. Hey, what's so along those
lines? We do have a new piece of information. You probably saw
the Journal of natural products published a study as it turns
out cannabinoids block cellular cellular entry of SARS, cov. Two
and and the emerging variance. Well, this is an interesting
that a data point, particularly if you go back two weeks in
history. And you see this headline, Pfizer bets on medical
cannabis with $6.7 billion acquisition.
They buy
not not a company for for COVID private company. They bought
arena pharmaceuticals. And arena Pharmaceuticals is a biotech
company. Their pipeline is dedicated to cannabinoid
therapeutics, they do not have a COVID therapeutic. They
currently have a therapeutic which treats patients with
diseases affecting the stomach and intestine. But that's a big
number. And it's just coincidental. I mean, I'm not
saying that one has anything to do with the other but it's
always fun to see that happening within two weeks. Hey, we bought
this cool company. Hey, look what we does. Don't get any
ideas. It's a compound you can't just smoke the flower. Okay,
that won't work.
You know, this is annoying because yeah, because this was I
remember years ago there was a 60 minutes special this Israeli
researcher and he is still famous. I can't remember his
name offhand. But he was he's that was the number one research
in the world of, of various cannabinoid products. I think
he's the one who discovered CBD for possibly and but he was he
was developing all these and he looked into all kinds of crazy
stuff that it was that pot was good for and it was me well
illegal to even research pot in the United States. Yeah, you
don't even do this research
even during the Obama era. There was lots of complaints about
that. We can't do the research man.
Yet we can't do the research we can't do anything here's here's
your research. This guy brought brought it up that you know we
could do everyone does can do research but you how come you
can't do research on this. What's the point? What are you
trying to what what are you doing? And I think it was just a
cover up the you know, there was there was things that marijuana
products and CBD is a good example. My wife is a huge
fantasy BDC she has arthritic hands.
She uses the lavender blas lavender blossoms. All right
stuff
fine. Everything's good to go. And a lot of in fact, I've said
this before on the show about 10 years ago when they legalized
pot in Washington State. And I went to a couple of the parties
shops, the early ones. And the first thing you run it the first
thing you notice when you go into a pot shop in some of these
outlier states like Washington, Colorado, I'm sure is the same.
I haven't been to a pot shop here, but there may be some
evidence is similar, but the first thing you notice,
especially in these cold stays to places loaded up the
customers, all old women, all of them. Yeah, there's no pot heads
in there. They're all old women.
Yes, it's to them. It's a Pharmacy course.
Because because they're all our gold women and they get a lot of
metal arthritis as the holy herbs.
Yes, the holy herb man. We all know that. Oh, well, since
you're discussing Washington state, this is almost one I'm
almost done with this. But this has been interesting because
I've read what I thought was a proposed law or law or some
legislation that included this language and the denial was
everywhere about the Washington State Gulag camps
and health officials in Washington State are responding
to a claim on social media. The rumor says the state is
considering forcing unvaccinated residents into quarantine camps.
Washington officials say they had to deal with over 30,000
public comments related to this rumor. They deny that there is
such a plan and say the state's quarantine policies remain the
same. The existing regulation does permit health officials to
issue emergency detention orders under certain circumstances.
Okay, what's the vibe up in Washington state which part of
the story to people like not like?
Geez, what's your let me read you this. I got one isn't going
to read you a classic Washington zoo. What the problem is Inslee
the guy's nuts. Governor crackpot and a lunatic and he's
the one who when he ran for president, you're calling a
crackpot their chief? He said when he ran for president he's
his announcement was the first thing I'm gonna do an I'm a like
the president and he ran on this thing and he was gonna win his
declare a national climate emergency.
Yeah, yes, I remember this. Yeah,
I'm gonna read this. Don't read an article. This is a classic
Washington State stuff here. A KickAss. County, Washington.
Kittitas. County says the Washington State Department of
Transportation reportedly refused to help refused help
from the county to clear roads during a significant snowfall
because the county does not require employees to be
vaccinated. Last week, Kinnick county got several feet of snow
blocking I 90 and highway i 97 For three days, screw the
public, causing freight deliveries to be delayed in
closing all the state's major passes. On Tuesday, that kid
against County Department of Public Works reportedly offered
assistance to clear the state roadways. But ws D O T the
Washington State Department of Transportation whose leaders
should be fired, said they should not they would not accept
the assistance because the county does not have a vaccine
mandate. Should you believe this? Yes,
of course I can. The right the guys actually have the 39 second
clip. They think this is the climate crisis debates. Well, we
play that to see if it's anything they remember
Washington governor and 20 Sorry, Amy trigger warning when
a presidential hopeful jay Inslee says the Democratic
National Committee is refusing to schedule a candidate debate
on the climate crisis. Inslee said Thursday he was told by the
DNC that if he participates in any non DNC affiliated debate on
the climate, he would be disinvited to future debates
held by the DNC. Inslee called the move a deeply disappointing
attempt to blacklist candidates. He said in a statement, quote,
The DNC is silencing the voices of democratic activists, many of
our progressive partner organizations, nearly half the
Democratic presidential field to want to debate the existential
crisis of our time and slay said, Oh, that's
his donors, I guess, Hey, man, my donors want to bring this up,
okay. Got to talk about it. And they've done nothing. Because
because they don't have a vaccine met. That's great.
You're damned if you do damned if you don't. And most most
places, by
the way, it doesn't mean they're not vaccinate the entire crew of
snowplow guys could all be vaccinated. It's
just because of the mandate. But that's but that's what I mean.
It's like, well, we have a shortage of workers because the
mandate Well, you don't have a mandate. Well, we can't work. Is
that the workers? Is that the union who's saying we can't
work? You don't have a mandate can't go. Who's
saying that? Well, in the case of the WS D O T, it's it was the
was the AJC army transportation that said it
unbelievable. Why don't they just send out their vaccinated P
Every one has declared
No, no, that was they could say they're all vaccinated that they
have to have a mandate.
Yeah, they want laws.
You could be 100% vaccinated, but that's not the same as
having a mandate. Hello, virtue signaling, folks.
All right. So two, unless you have anything else on COVID, I
need to move to one last topic for our break.
I think I might have let me just take one more thing here. Oh,
this should be fine. I have to say this is i i used to play the
Fauci the Fauci, Rand Paul, back and forth and you always
bristled because you really don't like Rand Paul.
Well, he grandstands a lot. A lot. He grandstands, but I liked
him in this. I've actually watched this debate. Yes. I like
cut out Rand Paul, just left in Fauci. This is a piece of art.
So I have Fauci defending himself, which just as a
standalone piece, and I think he makes one good point in here,
and he didn't need to be pleased for his safety. And he and he
then he makes a point that that pause is doing what we see all
the time. And we did to have his pitch about
by the way, just for a second. That was something else Megan
Kelly mentioned. She said, It's really horrible that he's
getting death threats. Of course, many of us get them or
sometimes they threaten your loved ones. It's very horrible
situation went on for that for a bit about how sad she was. Um,
she, she probably does.
Hello, Megan Kelly that any woman
a lot of boo playing the woman card.
I'm going to play one card, but every woman I've ever worked
with in broadcasting always has a stalker. Yeah, they get a lot
of dread. Some of them are nuts. Yeah. Oh, yes. They have some
Nettie stalkers they have and as usually they call them my stuff.
This
reminds me of a story. Do you mind if I, I? Well, I'm, I'm all
ears. It's a stalker story. My first wife before we were
married, living in Amsterdam, I came home I had an apartment
that in the Beethoven strat, one, one floor up above, I think
was above bakery. So I come home. And as I'm opening the
door, a guy comes up to me. And he says, okay, just go inside,
and he has a knife. And so Okay, so I'm inside. And he's holding
this knife up to me. It's like, where's Patricia? Where's
Patricia? I need to see her now. And I was like, well, she's not
here, even though I knew she was there. But he's not here. And I
think it took me about 30 minutes to talk him out of it.
That because of course he was, uh, his his whole thing is
you're leaving for America, you're taking her with and she
was very famous singer. So that's for the context. You're
taking her with you. And you're you're taking her away from me.
And I said, Oh, man, don't worry about it. You know, she'll,
she'll come and visit whatever I said I got out of it was really,
really sad. And the guy stood out across the street for a
little bit until I finally had one of my goons go out and take
care of them. But it was a it was quite frightening.
Yeah, well, that Megan Kelly has got to be a real target. Yeah,
thank you. She's a very good looking woman. Uh,
it's a joke. By the way. I didn't have my goons take care
of him.
He said that. I said, I had
no goons.
Did you call the police? No, I
had my camera man happened to come by. And there was this
guy's across the street and his name was Paulo. Paulo was like a
three. You know, this six foot five 300 pound camera guys who
couldn't mow and lo and pretty much. And he is but he's very
sweet man. So we went out and talked to him. And he urged him
to go home. So it worked out. But the kid was sending letters
to MTV for years after that.
Anyway, well, that's the problem. There's a bunch of
these people out there. Oh, yeah. And they get they're
attracted to these to these to certain women. And Megan Kelly
looks like his Super Target. And I can see where she would it
would you would bother her that that. Yeah, that Fauci was
scary. Scary, scary. In this particular clip, yeah, well, you
know, arm straining doesn't hurt. Alright, here we go.
Dr. Fauci to respond. We have a number of senators who would
like to ask questions, and I would like him to be able to
respond, please do so
the last time we had a committee of the time before, he was
accusing me of being responsible for the death of five, four to 5
million people, which is really irresponsible. And I say why is
he doing that? There are two reasons why that's really bad.
The first is it distracts from what we're all trying to do.
Today is get our arms around the epidemic and the pandemic that
we're dealing with. Not something imaginary number two,
what happens when he gets out and accuses me of things that
are completely untrue, is that all of a sudden that kindles the
crazies out there, and I have life threats upon my life,
harassment of my family, and my children with obscene phone
calls, because people are lying about me. Now, you know, I guess
you could say, well, that's the way it goes, I can take the hit.
Well, it makes a difference. Because as some of you may know,
just about three or four weeks ago, when December 21, a person
was arrested, who was on the way from Sacramento, to Washington,
DC, at a speed stop in Iowa. And they asked, the police asked him
where he was going. And he was going to Washington, DC, to kill
Dr. Fauci. And they found in his car, an AR 15, and multiple
magazines of ammunition, because he thinks that maybe I'm killing
people. So I asked myself, Why would Senator want to do this?
So go to Rand Paul website, and you see, fire Dr. Fauci with a
little box that says, contribute here you can do $5 $10 $20 $100.
So you are making a catastrophic epidemic for your political
game. So the
political attack and I are colleagues and in a politically
reprehensible things, okay, won't defend it. No going argue
it
wasn't around the time I knew this hearing. You have a number
of questions.
There's one one more minute.
All right. This is very good. Two things that strike me
immediately. One is, look how well the programming worked on
Megan, this is his defense. This is a defensive gain of function
research and DARPA's involvement and the funding of it illegally.
His defense is something that triggers well, people like
Meghan, it was she was triggered by it. And I'm sure there was no
mention of the fact that because Rand Paul's neighbor thought he
was killing people that he got beaten within an inch of his
life within an inch of his life. So who's who's the one that has
experienced with that? Dr. Fauci? Yeah, it was, it was
amazing to watch him defend everything with you just use
robotics. I'm sorry.
He's the best. I think Fauci is very good watching him over the
years dance. He's very good at it. He says, tarnishing Lee
good.
So what was our clue that something was going down? Before
2020? It was event 201.
And yes, eventual one was that was the it was a but you're the
one. I'm going to move into a one but you're the one who
always has this theory, that there's somebody doing a
simulation day before some event happens, coincidentally in
nearby the area, so it happens a lot. It happens, of course
pointed this out at least a half dozen times
per year. It happens a lot like oh, there was a mass shooting
drill just a week before, okay, and now maybe they just do a lot
of drills it's possible
to do as many drills
but this one was very annoying. And this is in the backdrop of
the sidebar pandemic COVID-19 would look like a like a speck
on your donkey's ass compared to the cyber pandemic. December 9,
Jerusalem. This is an exclusive and exclusive from Reuters that
came out yesterday. Exclusive. Alright, and the ninth exclusive
IMF exclusive. Yeah, it says exclusive from Reuters. 10
countries simulate cyber attack on global financial system. See
now we're talking. It took place in Israel. This is one week ago,
they let a 10 country simulation of a major cyber attack on the
global financial system in an attempt to increase cooperation
that could help to minimize any potential damage to financial
markets and banks. The simulated war game as the Israeli finance
ministry called it planned over the past year. So this is not a
long term thing that plan that over the past year, evolved over
10 days with sensitive data emerging on the dark web. The
simulation also used fake news reports that in the scenario
caused chaos in global markets and a run on the banks. And here
comes the simulation likely caused by what official called
sophisticated players featured several types of attack that
impacted global foreign exchange. and bond markets,
liquidity, integrity of data and transactions between importers
and exporters. Wow, that would explain a lot, wouldn't it? Hey,
I'm broke and I can't buy anything. Oh, cyber attack. And
here's the here's the money, quote, here's the money. Here's
the money. Here come the money coats. Here's an so they had one
of those films, you know, where, where they have a fake film. And
it's like, these are the news reports and it's all part of the
simulation. The narrator of the film says, and I don't have any
of this, I'd been desperate to get my event to a one came out
much later than the actual video. Well, maybe they've
gotten smarter, but I haven't been able to find any video. The
narrator says these events are creating havoc in the financial
markets. Attackers are 10 steps ahead of the defender. This
initiative was called collective strength. And it included
Treasury officials from Israel, the United States, United
Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, Austria, Switzerland,
Germany, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, and Thailand, as
well, of course, as representative it was an IMF
operation apparently, or drill, along with the World Bank and
Bank of International Settlements. And here's the
final one. The narrator of the film in this simulation said
governments were under pressure to clarify the impact of the
attack, which was paralyzing the global financial system. So
here's the quote, If you ever see this in print, or you hear
it on television, head for the hills ready, quote, the banks
are appealing for emergency liquidity assistance in a
multitude of currencies to put a halt to the chaos as
counterparties withdraw their funds and limit access to
liquidity, leaving the banks in disarray and ruin. Holy crap.
Print us out of the cyber pandemic. I love this exercise.
This could be dynamite. Yeah, if you're short, well, no, because
everything will be frozen. And then the only thing you can do
is download the your central bank digital currency, or
whatever they have figured out because it'll all be frozen this
this is so such a good idea.
Well, there's something Yeah, I can see. I'm surprised something
hasn't happened already. I think the I think a lot of I think, I
think the criminal element that can do this, and I think they're
out there. And I think there could be state players like
Russia, Ukraine, Ukraine is always considered one of the
best Iran is major major.
Let's just do Russia. It's easier everyone will
always blame I'm guessing more likely to be somebody else. But
this is a it's organized crime. They are never going to break
the bank on this deal because they could be siphoning off
billions as we speak and no one would ever know it's just a
rounding error in today's massive economy. Right so I
think that it would stay that way if I was running this thing
and I had a big summer where siphoning is like the movie
Office Space where they take a couple pennies out of out of the
coffers by the computer and next thing you know they got you know
well I haven't I have a different view I think the way
things have been running certainly with with the amount
of stimulus we've been been generating around the world
certainly the US dollar This is the best way you don't have to
be criminal be just sit close to the close to the money supply
and you catch it but the banks are getting injected the
companies the bonds are being purchased all this stuff. Why
why do anything illegal just print more? So I don't I don't
see it that way as stealing little bits and bobs and this is
to me a complete false flag here this is an this I'll shut
up now but this will be it'll be on the show. He
you to stage large scale cyber attack exercise. Let me see when
they're going to do this. It will be in six weeks exercise to
stress test Europe's resilience, strengthen preparedness and
cooperation amongst member states. And this is to see the
effect on wait for it supply chains. But a beautiful way to
explain the problem can't get any bread or milk supply chain
cyber attack ransomware it's that's Bloomberg so I'm this is
just all out there. It's
ransomware
ransomware What's Your Problem raise
baby not
tonight I have ransomware that's ransomware ransomware problems
maybe. And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage
the man who put the C into the quantum I mean the quarantine
camps but I'll take quantum ladies and gentlemen Mr. John C
Devorah
in the morning or in the morning on those ships to see boots on
the ground in the air subsequent water all the games
Hey, in the morning, in the morning to our trolls in the
troll room. How you doing trolls Battle. There's many trolls in
there today. It hasn't been that active. Let's count. Hands up
trolls. Let's see. Yeah, see I felted 2186 low, low, low, low.
Their patrols are abandoning us.
Well, we got a holiday weekend coming up.
Oh, what is the holiday? What holiday is this?
It did. I ask me there's a holiday. So it's Presidents Day.
Oh, it's Martin Luther King Day.
Oh, does that mean we also have mattress sales? Or is that only
was Presidents Day?
Martin Luther King mattress sale?
Yeah. MLK mattresses jokes.
Obviously racial jokes you can make but I wouldn't even think
no,
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But you can sit in there 24 hours a day just like a troll
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I'm I'm Genesee.
I'm sorry. Jhansi DeVore, I guess. Correction. Um, now let
us thank the artists who brought us the artwork for episode 1415.
They go 1415 episodes of the show. We titled that one equity
Hotel. So net net, took the took the trophy there with his
fabulous depiction of the poor kid whose mom and thrown them in
the trunk because he had COVID. And she was driving through the
testing site and she didn't want to get infected by her
infectious oozing human resources she threw in the
trunk. And it was so cute. This little school boy with his
backpack is he's on knapsack. He's got his cute little school
uniform on. And he's sitting in the back of a Ford.
That was the 95th That's a stylized 9056 Ford
da 50. It's not a fair lane.
It could be it. Well, you can't tell. Okay. Well, I
just Yes, you can't. It was a very nice piece. And let me see
what else we were looking at. There were some other candidates
I believe. Let me see. We
had I like Mr. Lobato from capitalist agenda, and almost
use it on the newsletter. It was the robot. It really is off the
wall and I
didn't want and we didn't use it because
you Well, it's hard to read her to Rorick curry thing at the
bottom and your comments constant complaining about that
was two sides.
Yeah, if it's too small than the small it's too small. You missed
the joke,
which is what you're you know, that's what she said.
Oh,
okay. And then he had it really wasn't Oh, there's another
version of the of the kid in the trunk. There's a couple of years
three correct. The record had a good version with the kid being
tested. It wasn't quite as funny. As the as the smiling
kid. In fact, the trunk kid by certain net is certain that Ned
I will say it's a little different than what we normally
accept as art because it's very big. It's not cartoony in the
sense of Riley's cartoony it's more cartoony in the sense of a
and this will be the way I'll describe it. As a graphic artist
who's been doing this two loss. He's a little bored it's like an
old pro. Who's just uh, okay, I'm still working this job I
guess. And I just noticed something on this art he did it
he doesn't use the 56 Ford but he has a two tone forward which
was common in the 50s He's got the red at the bottom and a kind
of a beige top as well done well done. So net net is probably
older than we think. It wasn't a lot to choose from I didn't
think there was there was acceptable pieces but nothing
really. And then you said ever got this was a CDC says by Dame
Kenny Ben, as you get some guy with a knife in it. In a barber
pole and something written on it and his eyes are blacked out but
botched out or where's this on the first right? bottom of that
page on the right. The bottom of page Wow,
CDC says get bang. So he's a barber. Yeah. See? This is when
we played the clip of CDC says and then the host says, should
add to Wollensky should I get bangs? CDC says get bangs, it's
okay to get bang. So this is a barber.
That's a straight razor. But why is his eyes whited out? It's
a style brother.
It doesn't look bright.
Yeah, maybe he cut his nose off to spite his face.
And then by the way, just for you artists out there, we're not
going to run bendera know Neil did this and he knows better is
a picture of Cuomo in a in orange jumpsuit. Like as a
prisoner. When I write we don't we don't run pictures of people
necessarily. And we're not going to run and it's an ugly picture.
And I've said this before, we do not run ugly art. No, we try not
to comb was an ugly guy. He's never going to be at Dundee art.
Just generally, he's a horrible looking person. I'm
sure we'll probably use someone that is be unexpected. There's
no real rhyme or reason. But for this for this particular pick,
yeah, we're not going to put chrome on nor Fauci.
That's, that's our that's our break down for
the search, sir. net net. Thank you very much. Well done. Thank
you to all the artists, all of this art can be reviewed at no
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sir M F NFT of the North Coast karma for all no jingles John
please pick a great wine for me Adam a great steak for the
roundtable. So I'll tell you what I have chosen for steak.
Because it was easy on my second I wrote it down. I chose a dry
aged a New York strip steak from KNC cattle there in Austin. What
kind of ya
well, let's have a lair WA is Shay's. Oh, a Burgundian wine
from no 1999
Okay, a little was a chaise Oh, from 1999
Yeah, that'd be good.
Okay, I can't wait to see how I spelled that. I really did a
good job. There was essays. Oh, okay. We'll have that for you.
Thank you very much.
Actually spelled le Leroy. Yes.
You've got karma
Dane bear the band in the knife Brian of Central Oregon sir
night Ryan of Central Oregon came in with almost the top
donor. A 108008 from Bend Oregon. Jingles up front for the
VJ? Can we get an Obama you might die Hillary cackle it's
true and shut up slave in Italian.
Ah yes okay
yep got it. Goat karma for all please ITM from Central Oregon
gents, sending this donation so we can get an emergency fuck
cancer for Dame bear who was recently diagnosed with breast
cancer. She's my beautiful wife the love of my life and my best
friend. The whole donation goes to her account, which will
elevate her to Baronet tests. I don't know that she's on the
upgrade list.
I believe she is but I'm going to check right now as a lover of
her boobs 808 portion of the donation hoping it will bring
her rack and all the other racks that suffer from this horrible
affliction some additional karma were early in the diagnosis but
remain confident we will beat that we'll beat this hold on a
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both of for the both of you, your keepers and families and
the incredible neurogenic community you've created. We
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Stay strong comrades. The rule of crazy Kate Brown will fizzle
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to donate. Lastly, can we can't miss an opportunity to thank
Uncle Dennis for the smack in the mouth love and miss you.
Yes Your crazed fans Dane bear of Bend who was on the list for
bear Netis and Sir night Ryan of Central Oregon. Sounds like
you're going to be okay there because you get it early like
that. Yes. And particularly when you just send the love to the
boobs you might shut up slave you've got karma sir taki from
Den Dolder in the Netherlands is up next with a 666 donation.
Numerology no always entertains marketed beast. That's right.
It's my honor to send this donation on behalf of 30 Dutch
producers. Yeah, they had a huge meetup in the Netherlands. I
have a report later and it was completely legal. You cannot
have more than two people together at any time and
certainly not be out after 5pm so very proud of the group
they're all slaves President had a nice dinner gathering last
year, after a small drink at the house of Dame BIM BIM and or
smoking hot husband sir stink finger. We had a delicious meal,
laughter and drinks in a great restaurant, whose name we cannot
disclose because it is verboten to dine in the lowlands without
a Corona pass. In fact, as we speak it is impossible to dine
for anyone as we are in super intelligent lockdown again,
thank you government. During the no agenda dinner we raised
$550 $55.10 on behalf of all producers present for your
invaluable show. Producers you know who you are. Thank you all
for your courage. This amount was collected on behalf of all
those present. And because the group donations are new to me,
and I'm not sure how to do it, I want to donate as follows 250 In
the name of Dame BIM BIM because she is one of the driving forces
behind the no agenda group in the Netherlands 250 In the name
of router, this is Dr. Puppy, check them on YouTube he has
some cool videos and his caretaker Ruth, who gives
kindness to many of us during these unprecedented times in the
lowlands double knickers on the dime as a dame driver for Berber
the buff by Sir stink finger and Dame Ben Ben please also de
douche Bairbre
you've been de deux finally
I'm adding up to to make it 666 Which includes over $100 I felt
like throwing into compensate for the inflation you guys as it
took me a few weeks to donate this money. Oh, this is from the
previous meetup. So you might say it's a little bit of mustard
after the meal Great Dutch saying most of not a mild tide I
have no idea why they say that it's like having mustard after
the meal please do do schmear
you've been de deuced
oh shoot John I didn't miss these jingles wasn't highlight
the other ones yeah what is it shut up slave okay. Oh
these are the ones yeah these are the ones well this is
because although they were mentioned at the beginning maybe
they should be mentioned at the end this was can we get an Obama
you might die Hillary cap No, no,
we did that one. This is the nice one. Yeah, this is the next
one. It's Shut up slaves. Rubbish. I didn't have freedom.
I've got most of these. Okay, freedom. Do the other kids and
she seemed to be liking kids. And what is the last one little
girl yeah, and go calm. Okay, thank you, Adam and John for
your courage and no agenda show. It's a great way to find old
normal people over here. Which is another Dutch translation
from Kobo Namale like just be good old fashioned normal. Thank
you for participating sir Doris and Sir who's organizing a new
meetup the New Year's dive in the wild boar mountains today
that is what I have the report from later. Slay resist.
We must we must and we will much about that. Be committed you've
got
so it doesn't mustard after the meal is not the equivalent of
too little too late.
Yes. That is the equivalent. Yes, that's what it means. It's
just one of those more colorful yeah of course is more colorful.
Hello is Dutch.
Sir Donald of the fire bottles Spokane Valley are bearing down
there and $543 and
what is it? 2121 cents. Yeah.
He writes in a note on the Hewlett Packard I think he's
lost his Federation status because you normally keep keep
talking in the mic there. John. You're talking off a little Off
mic or let
me just move the mic. There you go. 543 21 ITM gentlemen, is
handwritten and yeah and written
PRI what is that? Is that like a Hewlett Packard spectrum
analyzer on this on this notepad he has a doesn't look like it
yeah, it looks like it's like a scope.
Some sort of scope. ITM gentlemen too long since my last
donation I need to reverse my slide towards douche dumb. I
take my off dust off the off use donation of 12345 and reverse it
as well. Hence, by 4321 this donation brings me to the level
of Duke to do all right yes. I wish to expand my protectorate
by adding the lands of Idaho north of lost trail pass no
agenda folks who are familiar with the why I Idaho has a
Northern Panhandle. We'll know the significance of this border
marker. Maybe you could tell us because I don't think I did.
Okay, but the title change ceremony I will grab a an
espresso topped with a whip stereo goat cream from the round
table. We have goat cream. Oh no we have goats. That's what she
said. I don't know not mistaken the group that we get this stuff
from towards most of the goat milk into cheese. There you go.
New to me. The incessant get vac spots continues on the M five M
point out how the media are now doubly corrupted once by big
pharma advertising dollars. A long noted by no agenda indeed.
And now a second time by government money for ads pushing
the jab. The results no M five M reporting on how the COVID and
vaccination narratives are falling apart in front of their
very own eyes. Cheers, Sir Donald of the fire bottle
Spokane Valley, Washington. He's got some numbers here and he's
up to additional.
Well, I'm glad that we read that because Sir Donald was also not
on the title upgrade today.
Yeah, he's being upgraded to duke he was count.
Yes. And what if he wanted cream? Well, espresso top with
whipped stereo goat cream. You know what? That's what he gets
that right now? Because he won't be at the roundtable. But grab
your espresso here. Oh, wait a minute. Grab your espresso. Here
you go.
You've got
up next, sir anonymous COP of the Bay Area. 349 99. Why this
amount? Well, Joe Adam sir anonymous cop here with the
proceeds. And a shameless plug for the no agenda PVC patch
first run. Nearly all of them have sold I'm proud to announce
the 2.0 patch will be posted for sale on the Etsy page that's at
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for a while and produced in limited amount just like the
first get them while they're hot. By the way, these this is a
very cool patch. The new one it says was made of PVC, so it's a
rubber and you can Velcro it.
Yeah, it's red. I liked it. I liked it more subdued. Patch 1.0
person what we
need to do is we need to we need to connect our NFT guy to our
patch guy because you should be able to have ownership of the
patch physical ownership with a proof of ownership on an NFT.
Just saying Yeah, seems the pendulum is slowing swing is
slowly swinging with several local liberal mayors demanding
more police and law enforcement due to rapidly increasing crime
rates behind the iron curtain here in California. It seems the
damage has been done. However, it's definitely not over again
due to increase in cases. Our jails are not accepting bookings
for nonviolent crime which leads to these prolific criminals
being caught and released like trout at the pond. Even worse,
another ill conceived California law has come into effect this
year, which will put control for all law enforcement tools other
than sidearms to be governed and approved by the local
jurisdiction council or elected city county government. Do you
know about this?
No. I don't know anything about this
as a cop who believes in unlimited governmental power. I
agree with the spirit of this unlimited not only me who
believes in limited government. I'm like what, in limited
government power. I agree with the spirit of this if it was
enacted in Texas, not California. Unfortunately, what
politicians are already working on removing tactical teams
weaponry and other tools from their local law enforcement.
These are the same jurisdictions who have skyrocketing crime
rates and violent crime including gang members with high
powered automatic weapons. Yes, I've seen the Uzis is the
cutting people in half in California. If enacted with the
wrong spirit, this could seal the deal for their local police
not having access to emergency tools. They may need to stop
real criminals and advertising such to them under the guise of
additional police defunding. We shall see how it works out. It's
so stupid. Shout out to the Tuscadero FEMA Region Niners and
Tuscadero no jingles no karma, sir anonymous COP of the Bay
Area. John, if you ever happen to find yourself on the purlins
Peninsula, let me know.
Because you got a date. Yeah, you got a date? Well, yes, I
need to get in touch with him anyway for some other things.
Okay. Some cop stuff. Cops and dark stuff. Yes. All right.
Who's next?
Onward.
We have
Glenn. Did he have any jingles or anything? Nope. Beautiful.
Sure. Jean morphus That night of neurogenesis in Bellingham,
Massachusetts. 34567. And he wrote a nice
No, it was yes. Okay. What was this note? Yeah, this is a nice
note. What was he saying?
Here's hoping this letter he's got six point type that's very
handy. This letter finds you well and free from a encumbering
exit strategy strategies. And he says enclose find some rapidly
devaluing legal tender in return for twice weekly enlightenment
on a recent Sunday or minister noted that it was his 33 Year
33rd year as a pastor of our church, message receive. I have
an original question. Oh, I have an origin question. What is the
history of hitting someone in the mouth? I have employed the
pugilistic method of spreading the word of best podcasts in the
universe behaving like an earth sets Marvin Hagler. Nonetheless,
jabs, uppercuts, and right crosses seem to be an unusual
method for viral marketing. How did this come about? Is this
sound bite we go out, we hit people in the mouth from a
producer. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to add further
executive's producer cred to my LinkedIn profile. Greg gene
morphism. The night of neurogenesis PS Mr. Dubourg
please recommend in Armenia Adam I switched to a podcast 2.0
service you are right. That much better.
Thank you. He
would like he would like some sounds he would like about Latin
real Latin. Don't worry be happy. And then he says thanks.
So we have
a jingle for him
Don't worry to be alright the Armen yuck What is your life
Mine was Armenia like that you have is that there's a lot of
brands and they're all fair and there's some of them are good
some of them aren't. And it's like Armenia is closer to Scotch
than Cognac is and because it varies to an extreme so my
recommendation just generally speaking, is to get a vintage
Armagnac which are very common and they have a year date on
their mate the years at least 20 years ago. And but it shouldn't
have a year date like a 90 right now. It'd be dynamite. And from
any vendor, and they should be pretty good. You'll get a kick
out of those. I've noticed my daughter loves arming yuck. But
she only likes vintage arming yuck. The other pedestrian
arming the Oxus she's named turns your nose up at us in any
vintage German Criminy vendor should do the trick.
We had a sorry.
You had another quick there's another question. Well,
no, I was gonna say that we Tina and I had a wine sent to us. No,
see if I thought I might have written it down. A gun on maybe
gun on did you go on? Does she Candice? Yes. We had that. The
someone said a 19. No. 2016 of giganteus. I think that was the
exact year you recommended in my correct.
I don't remember. It was good. Yeah. Gigondas is outstanding
cheap wine.
Thanks. Thanks for the cheap present. We liked it. Justin's,
it is a wine list special. If you're on a while you're in a
restaurant, you're looking for some wine. If the restaurant has
a Gigondas gi Geo and D A 's on the list, I can assure you
because it has to be selected by somebody. It's probably the one
of the best deals on the wine list almost all the time. And
the other fallback for people don't know what they're doing
with a wine list is a good Beaujolais. Usually if a bozo
lays on the wine list is pretty decent. My fault would be more
fruity that should go on this would be a lot bigger, it'd be
dynamite product.
My Fallback is to take a picture of the wine list and text it to
John and wait for the answer. Yeah, well, Dustin saner is in
Iowa in Truro. Oh, wait, wait, wait, no, I'm sorry. I forgot
something. This
guy's big question. Where did this hitting in the mouth? Oh,
I'm sorry.
Well, hitting in the mouth comes from that comes from the jingle,
which we did not make, which was this is from ESPN and it was a
coach was a coach. The clip was was
this was an old ad for the San Francisco your Niners, Mike
Singletary Here you go, who was a tough coach. And Mike
Singletary did this ad and we're gonna go out hit people in the
mouth, we lifted a chunk of it. And because it sounded so good,
and also match with some other stuff that we mixed together.
And we lifted it. And over time, hitting people in the mouth
became the kind of the term for getting people to listen to the
show. Yep.
For those who have never heard it before.
Our formula is this. We go out. We hit people in the mouth. And
then
from that came propagating the formula. That's also part that's
also a version of hitting in the mouth. I propagated the formula
because he says our formula is this. That's how it works.
Dustin sends us 33334 Is the follow up to the donation note I
sent in for episode 1409 Regarding being sued by my ex to
force the jab on my eight year old son. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
Well, he says the courtroom karma didn't even get a chance
to work. I hate that. I hate hearing this. The judge called
for a zoom status. By the way. When it comes to kids, divorced
parents mom kind of always wins. It's just a sad fact of society
in reality and the justice system. The judge called for a
zoom status update meeting on the Thursday before New Year's
It was immediately apparent that his mind is already made up and
he wasn't going to give me a chance. My lawyer had to
actually argue to even allow us to present our arguments. Rather
than scheduled hearing. He made us file written arguments on
Monday the third, he said he would rule based on those my
lawyer the expert witness we retained and my keeper Heather
and I worked all holiday weekend to put everything together. But
I knew I'd be lucky if the judge even bothered to read it.
Predictably, he ruled in favor of vaccination, and my ex had
the needle in my son's arm within the hour. Guess I'll
request some health karma now in hopes that he can steer clear of
any adverse reactions. Thank you so much to all the no agenda
listeners and producers who reached out with kind words
after my last donation. And thanks to YouTube for the show
and the community that has grown up around it. I plan to finish
my knighthood once I can come up with a decent name, best podcast
in the universe, says Dustin, I'm really sorry to hear that
Dustin. But here's a goat karma you've got. Like it'll make you
feel better.
We're treated unfairly by the judge file a complaint with the
state.
Yeah, you can do that. But you know what the problem is and
what the problem is. I mean, ultimately it just fucks with
the kid's head this is the parents arguing and the damage
has been done now. Tide is a tough one. I just hope the kids
okay.
Yeah hopeful a dame Kim keeper of the neti fluffers Oh, yes.
And Hubbard numbers covered Oregon 33333. And also a note
here typed or printed ITM John and Adam, I have learned
something very interesting. In my boob cancer journey.
Everybody its boot cancer day here on the Big no agenda,
podcast the other day and while changing into an amazingly sexy
scrub, a nurse popped in and asked me when I was last
vaccinated. Oh, my goodness. I bristled a bit and told her I
have not accepted the vaccine into my life. worrying that they
were going to deny me service teacher said okay, and I had to
dig deeper. Thanks, Adam. And asked quote, why do you
ask Oh, you cruisin for a bruisin to which she replied
we cannot do an MRI on you if a certain amount of time has not
passed since your last vaccine. Oh my screaming so I asked
quote, so that means there is metal in the vaccine
graphene oxide
to which he said gotta know
wow, we need some MRI technicians giving us some
details on this what's the rule?
As a matter of fact that's exactly what we need. Yeah, why
is this what's the reason for what's going on? I'm sure the
amazing people and get my nation already knew this but I thought
it was worth the share. No, we didn't know it. Thank you so
much for all that you do. I cannot donate enough to show the
depth of my gratitude for you for the work you to do. Keep up
the amazing work love is lit and all that shit. Came a keeper of
the neti. fluffers I brought it up in Oregon Can I please get an
F cancer our two d two style and a goat karma
you bet oops you've got Oh, kind of works kind of like that. I
was just looking at do not have a note from chap Williams from
Edmond Oklahoma who sends in 333 33 the perfect executive
producer donation certainly first I
mean that came in as a chat bank check and usually those are
accompanied by some emails somebody's got did not get
same for Khalil some on Houston, Texas 333 I also I've looked I
do not know what happened. So send us that we'll gladly read
it on a next episode. Then guide Lambert from Wilsonville Oregon
333 Oh, this is he wants you to read this Limerick
he's got a limerick okay, this guy Lambert 333 and Wilsonville
or again Wilsonville is the home of the squirrel burger.
Conveniently located next to the squirrel mail
he'll get the joke because its effect please JCD Okay, there
was a mouse caught in a maze turned all around in a daze each
way that he turned he lost money he earned two cats named Arthur
Hays I don't I don't get I don't get it either. Arthur Hays under
you have it in from your friends at cheese Dow XYZ the game of
FIDE risk protocol and then he says we put what x's in exit
plans
okay I've a feeling this somehow cuz you know what a Dao is these
these distributed autonomous organizations where they use
cryptic crypto and sometimes Bitcoin but to raise money so
maybe this was something they had like a challenge or
something they had to do. We'll have to see cheese yo dot XYZ
the gate
and Wilson Villa say hi tech areas where I think Tektronix is
based in that area.
Joshua Gridley, Los Angeles, California 333 In honor of Mark
Patrick Gridley, rest in peace. jpg sorry about this bear net.
I'll do this one while we're on bare net Nate Wilson. Fernvale
Arizona 333 I need to call out Jason and stormy is douchebags
you mean Jason? And stormy. They've been listening now for
several months with no donation took about eight years after
hitting Jason in the mouth before he listened to on his
own. Wow, you are his training wheels for eight years. If you
could, I'd like some jokes. ABS karma as my company is closing
the division that I work in after moving me to Arizona less
ox sucks yeah moving him than to. I was here for two months
before the announcement. Thank you for your courage and if
anyone didn't listen to your chat with Joe Rogan they need to
listen as well sincerely, Baronet Nate Wilson jobs,
jobs, jobs and jobs for jobs
ah, where are we Chris K. Through 5665 from carbon County,
Pennsylvania first associate exec first associate exec for
tonight that would be like carbon county What a great name
for area.
Great, great climate change grimey great name for carbon for
climate change the strike
layer climate change Central here in carbon County. Please
send a health karma for my mama. She went in the ICU before
Christmas it was sent home after three days with antibiotics
because of the fluid in her lungs. She went back last week
and has been struggling. They seem to have gotten the fluid
out of her lungs. But even with 100% oxygen mask, she's having
trouble keeping that level up where she needs it to be in her
blood oxygen. She was on a ventilator for a few days and
recently taken off, but they might put her back on again.
She's strong she's made it through the loop through
leukemia and breast cancer. I just asked for karma for a full
recovery hoping is easier on her. Then the last couple of
weeks.
That sounds like a real Mama Bear. I spit on leukemia and
breast cancer. Ah this thing will be fine. Here it is. Of
course we have some karma for you.
You've got karma.
Up next we have sir Eric Huff from California 256. And he says
right off the bat for jingles. Do you have John's gonna hum the
New York Times is my favorite. Yes, I do. I looked it up.
Thanks for the great show. John Adam. You guys always make me
laugh and think I'd like to shout out to all the awesome
people who came to the Edmonton no agenda meetup way back in
August August especially Levi breeder land who did a lot of
organizing. We want to do another meetup soon, but the
cold in the vaccine policies have made planning hard if
anyone in the greater Edmonton area has a good idea for
February or March meetup location where some vaccine free
humans can still get together. Or guess even as some who may
have been vaccinated let's not exclude anyone please reach out.
I became a night a long time ago when I was a little worried I
was slipping into douchebaggery so I checked my accounting I was
shocked to find instead that had gone way past Baronet and with
this donation I can claim Baron title. I'd like to claim the
claim the title of Baron of the gizmo nation coffee pot. That
would be really awesome. Someone and get my nation keeps drinking
the last cup and not making another pot. I'll make sure that
tide is always full. Thank you for your courage. Eric cough aka
real code for coffee at no agenda. social.com Oh very
funny, man. I like it. Excellent. Yes, your title
change is noted and it will be up there.
Dame Frost is up $250 I sent you a cool 250 And show 1413 But
sent the note to divorce hack.com Like a real dunce
notes and no agenda show dotnet for certainty
and is divorced.org and it's curry calm. So here I go again
to get this Christmas. New Year's present to my good friend
Paul Vidal from Portland Oregon. A smart man who yells at the
clouds yes it's a switcheroo Rama so this is switcheroo
donation. Got it. I'll save my reports and long winded this for
my next donation Thank you. Until then give me a
shapeshifting and some mac and cheese enjoy the journey Dame
Dane Dane Dane frost that's a day you
did yeah,
I let it go again not Dame
and I forgot to place your Eric coughs request so we'll do that
one first. John's gone gonna home the Sunday. Kevin Reeves 10
more stuffing Kevin I miss you.
Mac and cheese, mac and cheese by ein Rand,
who slipped it in. There it is. Our next Associate Executive
producer is from Fort Gratiot in Michigan. His name is Eric sync
major sync major. Eric sync major and we go wife and I have
60 plus plus years in education as teachers, our Michigan sink,
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A lot of this going on by the way,
there was a good I got a note from our Hollywood producer up
north. Who got him and his wife Alex both got the COVID minor
version just a Omicron and so he's talking to his Hollywood
buddies. He told me I could say that tell the story. He's
talking to his Hollywood buddies and he says it was she was
shocked by how they're all my god you got COVID Are you okay?
And the this is the author it was gonna drop dead on the spot.
It was just too we're just all so sympathetic and so helpful.
And then I guess as the conversation continued, he said
No, I never done get I didn't get the vaccine now. Oh, and he
says they all turned on him and call him the same thing and
effin it it You scum you should have died. Really? They said you
should have died. Yes. They said they should have been he should
have died.
Oh man, we need a recording of someone saying that that's
that's great.
This is not and if you look at the Tom because someone wants to
be on Twitter. Go to the Tom Lycus feeds. Tom is all in on
this and he people have been dying but uh you know, just
people I don't know where he's getting these but there's you
know, it's like the guys who dropped dead on the on the on
they get the shot. They dropped dead in the field. People also
say ah that never gonna get the shot a million years is stinks
is dumb. And then they die of COVID and like his, like his
goes good for them. They're dead. Yeah, this
will but this is license has been given for this is the
pandemic of the unvaccinated? This is apartheid. Yes, totally.
It's it's racism. It's it's racism is not really what is the
term I'm looking for? It's fucked up. There you go. That's
I said it. There you go.
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I was also told that I knew the right thing to do you know the
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these authorities over my researching information
regarding the vaccine problems in the United States, Europe,
Canada, Australia, etc. He also tried to shame me with you
couldn't live. Could you live with yourself if you transmitted
COVID to mom and dad and killed them. This is from the same guy
who had had cold allergy like symptoms during the holiday.
Holidays never took a COVID test and still thought it acceptable
to visit our parents on Christmas Day. Both of my triple
Vax parents got COVID around New Year's Day. The brother infected
him. Yeah, obviously. Thankfully, both of both of them
are fine. Now when confronted about it, he said it was his
allergies to try to explain it away. No. condescension was an
eye opener, a relationship changing and absolutely bizarre
to say the least after all the mass formation talk of late it
just reiterates that people you'd never dream of can be
hypnotized by this insanity, and talking to them can be a fool's
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ABCs out of topics. Now there was 60 Minutes did have an
interesting episode about people not wanting to work anymore.
Would you like to hear a couple clips that are reasonably?
This has been on a lot of shows it's PBS has been playing these.
There's a it's almost as though there is like a brainwashing
thing there keep hellos like this. CBS, CBS Yes, CBS does
almost like they're suggesting that stay home. Yeah, it's
almost like just a suggestion. You know, people don't want to
work. They're quitting their good job. Yes, yes. But they're
not a fun job.
John, I think you've nailed it. This is not a report. This is
not an investigation. This is suggestion. Yeah. And listen to
the bits here. This is Leslie style. And she intros this.
We've all
seen signs in front of shops, restaurants and factories. Were
hiring Help Wanted. And now the Omicron variant is taking a toll
on the already depleted workforce. We've wondered how
there can be so many open jobs, when nearly every employer seems
to be offering better pay benefits, and even signing
bonuses. The government's jobs report released this past week
tells us what has happened. Well over 20 million people quit
their jobs in the second half of 2021. Some are calling it the
big quit. Others the great resignation.
Yeah. Which you called out as bullcrap a couple months ago,
with the great resignation, letter out his book that no
one's doing. Did I say that? No one's doing it. Yeah.
But there was a couple months ago. And I'm not saying you were
necessarily wrong. But they were throwing the great net
resignation out there.
Maybe there was the beginning of this. Yes. Yes. Because they
have been suggesting that you quit your job. This is part of
the communist overthrow.
Yes. Here we go. Ladies and gentlemen, hold on to your hats.
We are not done yet. As we, by the way, I heard on the news
yesterday. Do you know what the signing bonuses to enlist in the
military? No. $50,000 pool up from 40. I didn't even know it
was 40. At any point. That's not bad. It's worth quitting this
podcast. I sir. I'm in Iraq reporting for duty, sir.
It's a reality shows John Kerry. It's a
reality show right there. All right. Now they talk to some
expert Karen Kimbra.
About the quitting. Karen Kimbrough is LinkedIn Chief
Economist. Well, that's why she's an expert. She has degrees
from Stanford and Harvard and a PhD from Oxford.
Oh, unquestionable credentials,
used to work for the Federal Reserve. This gets better, and
now has a bird's eye view of the US labor market.
If you work for the Federal Reserve, I mean, isn't this
beautiful? Where you can say, hey, you know, really need we
really need to ease the market. So the more people we can keep
home, the better the more people we can send stimulus to the
better. Hey, why don't you go over there and talk about x fed,
we have this unique view of the data, we can see across millions
of members, and what they share with us. And we can see from
employers, millions of them that are posting jobs on our
platform, there is one person hired every 15 seconds right now
on LinkedIn.
But LinkedIn data on who is leaving jobs is most compelling.
Millions of baby boomers retiring early, but also
millions of Gen Z workers, people in their teens and early
20s. Many more women than men in all the highest quit rate since
the government started keeping track two decades ago.
So let's just take it from the messaging perspective, shall we?
Quit boomers, boomers, get out of the way, we're ready for you
to die young people. Go seek yourself. Go find yourself
because we've got it all taken care of with the money.
Many people believe that generous government stimulus and
unemployment benefits are really what's keeping so many workers
on the sidelines, no matter where they live.
The quick answer people say is we're still providing too many
benefits and too many people can sit at home and and get a check.
I personally disagree with that. Our associates that didn't come
back. They're not sitting at home. They found other careers,
other opportunities that fit their lifestyle better.
What we saw was that when these benefits were coming turned off
when workers were no longer getting the benefits. They did
not rush back to work. What does that tell you? That tells me
that it's not just a function of the benefits. That's not the
only thing that's going on in the heads of workers when they
make that calculus about. Should I go back? Will I go back? And
for what job?
Do you? Do you think this is true that there was so much
money flowing, that people just have enough steel or that there
was no opportunity to spend? Maybe that's why people have
have more than they would think even after unemployment stopped
to this any truth to that I feel this is the part I have the
hardest, the hardest time with, after a month or two time
believing that people got a lot of money, free money from the
government and unemployment that was probably paying more than
they would have gotten. That doesn't make any sense to me.
And Dan, and three 400 bucks per child
and Ashley child thing it so they didn't want to go back to
work. Maybe Maybe it's just enough, believe it?
I don't know. Maybe it's just moms out there targeting women
with the messaging. Let's continue. So is
all of this producing a fundamental shift in the balance
of power between employers and employees?
It's as if that social contract of work is being rewritten. And
right now the workers holding the pin.
Hello, noodle boy, there are
just 1000s upon 1000s of available jobs in America right
now. And companies are eager to hire, but workers are being very
choosy.
So employees are kind of in the driver's seat
employees are in the driver's seat right now.
Yeah, isn't this the DRI? Is this the noodle boy dream
where we play that little piece of d&d again? Okay.
But workers are being very choosy. So employees are kind of
in the driver's seat employees are in the driver's seat right
now.
Now this I think there's also a function that we overlook in
this which is the idea that these kids have been brainwashed
from hice to grammar school to high school into it all the way
through college, that you shouldn't do any work unless
it's your passion. It's got to be your passion. You know, if
you don't have a passion then you shouldn't be doing it. When
I was a kid, it was the money and I was working with sheet
metal shops. I was a paper boy I was no selling straws in the
fifth grade flavor straws. My first real job. Bring some
stuff.
Yeah, no offense, man. No offense, but look where you
wound up podcasts. It's where
everyone winds up as a podcasters that doesn't mean
anything. It seems to me they do it. I'm looking around
everyone's podcaster everyone's a podcaster I think there's
almost 5 million of them so but it was always you know get a
good job that would you know paid really well I was paying
well and it was cuz you know you now it's like no no, it's got to
be your passion, your passion. If you don't let you get a love
your work because when you love your work you don't really work
and this is nonsense number of people can get a job. That is
something they that pays well. Yeah, you can get you can go
love your work in a volunteer organization. You get nothing
but you you know that but these kids have been brainwashed self
esteem and passion love your work. Don't put up with
anything. It so you got a bunch of duds coming out. They don't
really want to work. They don't want to do anything even though
whatever you pay them. Noodle Boy,
this brings up. This brings up actually another point. Let me
see if I have it here. This Yes, this is. Okay, so just because
you're bringing we're talking about the noodle boys and
today's worker that I'm really looking at 20 year olds, you
know that between 20 to 30 range. And generalizing, of
course, but I have some examples in my environment about this.
But I was talking to the producer, the Megan Kelly
producer. And you know, I've worked with her before she's the
one that did all the coordination and rebooked me
five times. And we were just joking around. She's very nice.
She's in that age range, maybe closer to 30. And she's talking
about oh, man, you know, all of us. Oh, my God, we're all on
SSRIs. You know, and just you said that in in kind of in
passing. I'm like, that's not really good. And it's not
really, yeah, but you know, we're all everyone's on SSRIs
everything's so stressful. And, you know, the healing movement
is the big thing now, and there's, I think a real Healing
movement. I think there is a a functional medicine movement
that fits into this. But this woman is gaining traction and
this may be more predictive programming. This is just a
report of it. But she is an international star now, people
following her tic tock videos to raise mental health awareness.
And I thought we should just play this because it's it's a
part of this CBS report that we're discussing with how people
are feeling
scrolling through Tik Tok. It's something many teens and 20 and
30 Somethings find themselves doing throughout the pandemic.
The same is true for 23 year old Palm Beach Gardens resident and
FSU students, Lauren Kreidler.
Probably in the beginning of the pandemic, it feels a way just to
capture my attention.
She's a familiar face at WP TV, where her passion for
meteorology as founder and passion, passion, and next to
talent eager to learn since she was a kid. Her tick tock handle
is aptly named weather with Lauren, but even she was
surprised when her content leaned more towards mental
health, something she began struggling with at the start of
the pandemic.
When I started this, I started having anxiety myself and my
symptoms felt very debilitating to a point where driving was
scary going to the grocery store these basic things that
shouldn't be scary, but they were to an anxious person. So it
left me feeling very alone.
She tried everything from dogs to cow therapy, eventually found
in hashtag mental health.
The video, she's hugging a cow.
me feeling very alone,
she dried everything from dogs to cow therapy, eventually
finding your place in hashtag mental health Tiktok where her
come to therapy with me videos really took off.
It took me finding a therapist that I clicked with to let me
know that it's okay to feel this way. And that's all right that
you have anxiety. But let's work through this
in a matter of weeks. Kreidler went from hundreds of followers
to more than 30,000 Her message has stayed the same keep
going and that there is help out there for you. It may not seem
possible at certain times, but there is help and you can get
there and you just have to have faith in yourself.
And for those overwhelmed by their mental health or the
pandemic Kreidler says
those storms will pass and we will be in this together. Yeah,
I
want everyone to know that the official healing animal is of
course the goat. So I don't know what she was doing messing
around with a cow. But this is but this is you know, whereas I
think mature people regardless of age, recognize that when
you're feeling this way and you're you feel isolated which
are two of the four elements needed for mass formation. You
need to get out and meet people you need to go out and interact
and they're so paralyzed. As you heard. I'm afraid to get gas I'm
afraid to drive really really sad. So that place
just kind of just got this out of the blue off left field
rhetorical question during this we had two years two years of
people holed up worried expressions like in Canada in
the house or their chant you know, they're they're stuck
doing you know,
just stop scrolling on tick tock but yeah, that's what they're
doing.
How many people in a two year period have picked up a musical
instrument learned how to play it seems like to me I think I'm
going to ignore what you just said
why.
Okay, because well for one thing you're not hold up screwed up
screwed up hold up and you know stuck at home or anything so you
don't count even though you believe that you've learned to
play the theorem and meanie how many people use thinking the
whole country especially of the of the site that's been mass
hypnotized, or whatever you want to call it. And they've been,
you know, wringing their hands have picked up a musical
instrument learn how to play it. You got two years you could
probably get pretty good at something. How many? Well I on
No, but what a lot of people have done is they've picked up
producing and to show mixes for the no agenda show. So people
who were
not the same we're not talking about these. Those people are
talking about people that are holed up and worried sick, no
shaking in their boots getting in line for the VAX and then
after having been double boosted and triple boosted they're in
line for a test
now instead of calluses from learning how to play an A string
instrument they have calluses from scrolling on tick tock on
their thumb only.
Yeah, is a big thumb callus to in
these in this series that I'm done. Here's one of these
quitters, Melissa Williams.
I just decided to leave I had nowhere to go. I had no hopes
for employment and luckily my husband was gainfully employed
and I was able to do that. See,
listen to this. Who's leaving?
I just walked by.
Melissa Williams walked away from a marketing job in
Greenville in early The 2021 When the pandemic hit, she was
balancing marriage motherhood and her career. You know, you're
part of a trend. Yes.
There's like a fundamental right resignation.
People who are saying and doing what you did I can do better
than this. This isn't. This isn't fun. This isn't me.
Like he said, I hit a wall and I was done. Was that difficult? I
mean, it was it was very scary because I have I've been
employed since I was 17 years old. I remember going home after
I put in my resignation. And I just sat there on the couch and
I was like, What did I just do? I just quit my job. I have no
job to go to. We have bills. We have a child, we have
responsibilities. And my husband's like, do you want to
go for a walk? It's like, I don't have anything else to do.
We went for a walk
with this cackling style of where you everything you say
something you laugh.
Hello.
I was Pamela.
Exactly. I watched it by I learned by watching Camela.
Okay, exactly. Um, so it sounds a lot like these are choices.
And she had a backstop. So that was pretty easy. It seems like
maybe maybe people have two incomes. Were saying hey, you
know what, maybe can we maybe they're a little less
materialistic. That's that's possible, we'll wind it up with
plus, that's a plus. Plus, we'll wind that up with this last
one. The pendulum of power may soon swing back toward
employers, especially as workers who've quit their jobs deplete
their savings. But Karen Kimbrough expects employees to
cling to the flexibility they fought for,
I think, actually, that this trend towards having more
flexibility could be permanent.
Permanent, okay. So one other thing just about the TIC tock in
the Instagram, and I have one clip that goes with it. There's
a new filter on Instagram, which is part of the app itself, and
it's its nickname, the catfish filter. And I mean, I've seen it
because Tina has demonstrated it to me. But you could, there's
10s of 1000s of videos of girls saying, Wow, look at the catfish
filter. But what it does is it takes your takes every
imperfection out of your face, applies Fibonacci models, to you
know, put your eyes in the right spot. Make your lips the right
side, your eyeball, Fibonacci, John is fib is beautiful the way
this app works, and it's in real time on video. So you see these
women talking and you don't know if that's what they really look
like or not? Well, spoiler, none of them look like that. Because
everybody is using the filter, except when they do this bit,
which is to look at me, isn't this great? But when I turn it
off, I see this. And then you see like, and of course going
from the catfish filter to that. It's like Ooh, okay, back off
girl. And then it's like so when I see someone else, are they
using the filter? Or is that really them? And it gives me
insecurity. So this they're even openly saying that this is
messing with their head. And the result is this report with a
kicker.
We're getting a look at just how much the use of Botox is rising
at the owns the company that makes Botox. It reports that in
the first nine months of 2021, Botox sales surpassed $1
billion. Compare that to the same timeframe and 2020 when
Botox sales totaled $600 million. One dermatologist tells
us her office started to see a substantial rise in patients
requesting Botox around mid 2021.
We are looking at a lot of patients who've been spending
their days working from home and sitting in front of the zoom
camera at all times. And essentially what they're looking
at is a mirror of their faces all day long, and they're
getting to see kind of the subtleties as far as the
movements in their face and the lines and their faces.
There's also been a large influx of younger patients. advi says
their average Botox patient is closer to 40 years old instead
of 50. But also Dr. Annalise Dawson tells us she's seeing
patients in their 20s That's partly due to social media.
There's more trust in these procedures now that they've been
around for about 20 years
now it's become really clear that when those treatments are
done very precisely and correctly and conservatively
that they actually can produce really natural results that
don't alter people's faces but just help to prevent and delay
aging.
I love the no you're not preventing and delaying aging,
but Okay, okay medical lady
can produce really natural results that don't alter
people's faces but just help to prevent and delay aging.
Dr. Dawson says there's been no scientific evidence that Botox
can cause substantial harm and younger people. Meanwhile,
cosmetic reasons aren't the only reason some may opt for Botox.
Oh, a new report from UC San Diego shows that Botox
injections can help reduce anxiety. Doctors have also been
using Botox to treat my migraines, excessive sweating,
and jaw clenching.
Alright, can you find the old clip from about six seven years
ago that was one of the local reporters who KPI X is probably
under Botox and they don't want to bring this up again because
it was like oh my god Don't ever bring that up again because the
pharmaceutical companies own the media we're not going to put up
with this kind of thing where it did some studies have determined
that if you had Botox had limited your facial expressions,
you lost those emotions.
Ooh, I don't know if we have a clip of that I'm looking on that
we do have a clip
of it because I remember the clip and I think I've even run
into it recently but it's it's in the archives Yeah,
I'm looking in the archive I'm looking for Botox knows of Botox
commercial I don't think that would be it. Botox mom
huh no metal there.
Yeah, we should look for that. We should look well here's
here's what here's some boots on the ground for my son by the
way Wait, wait just to continue that thought when they said
Botox reduces anxiety Hello. Is part of this same stress? Yes.
It turns out that the muscles in your face communicate with the
brain in such a way that you you emotions are expressed on your
face? You can see it and Victoria Nuland that's for sure.
But if you see Nancy Pelosi is new a new eyebrow lift and Botox
oh my god Pelosi looks like a mad you know what? That you know
what that makes her think of? A big mac a Big Mac the golden
arches on her on her forehead this crazy? The woman is insane.
Someone screwed her on. I'm going to tell you I don't care
how old you are. Any doctor any clinic who sends you home with
that forehead with with that golden arches eyebrow lift. Ah,
you know, hates you, Nancy probably hateable. So my sister
in law works at a clinic in Indiana that does procedures
like this. And I'm allowed to talk about this in these vague
concepts. But the stimulus money that came in, in particular,
women who are at home with multiple children who got
hundreds of dollars per child per month. They came in on mass.
And you know what the number one procedure is? You're not going
to get
butt lift. Oh, he
nails it. That's right. But lift number one procedure with the
steamy money. I know it's it made me quiet.
Thank you God thank you taxpayers. For my butt lift
is pretty much it. This but brought to you by steamy checks.
It's really really quite an it's a crazy world. We live in
data control. Alright, I have your off that topic. Now as you
introduce I think the topic needs to be a year follow for
the year. This is one of the most important topics is
brainwashing the public to quit their jobs. Yeah. And I didn't
think about it in those terms. But I'm gonna think about it
from now on out. Yeah. I have a I have a Trump very interesting
Trump clip, which I think is kind of funny. Trump was on NPR
recently. And the guy if the NPR guy's kind of a dick, and he's
bragging about the fact that Trump hadn't been on NPR forever
they got him on and Trump say is because you suck. Did he say
that? He kind of said that. But he never. But I only have the
beginning because there's a there's an element in here that
I thought was more interesting than the interview which was
boring, which is Trump saying he got chipped out of the election
than them ridiculing him for trash. No proof. Oh, the court
said bull crap. And so that was useless. But this is kind of
interesting. Listen to the Trump knew on NPR and tell me if you
can spot the little thing in here that kind of got my
attention.
More than six years ago, I asked for an interview with a rising
presidential candidate named Donald Trump from time to time
over the years since I renewed that request, but it never quite
happened until yesterday when Trump joins us by phone from
Florida. Mr. President. Hello, Steve. How are you? I'm doing
okay. Thanks for taking the time today. It's great to talk with
you. Absolutely. Absolutely. There's no reason that you would
know this but we first invited you on the program in 2015. So
it's great to get you oh wow well, I guess I got lucky by not
doing it right.
Wow. That bit again, that's kind of cool. What he said at the end
there.
Oh, wow.
Well, I guess I got lucky by not doing it right. Did the guy
understand? Understand what he was saying? No. He had no idea
did he was this interview that he walked out of or hung
up on Now, not really. I mean, he hung up. He has only had a
limited time but it wasn't like it was,
Oh, I saw a headline. It's like Trump hang, you know, briskly up
because he says that time or time is up and he hung up on
him. But he didn't wasn't in a huff. Let me just get his couple
of punches in and mostly bitching and moaning about the
but the election and then left and that was about it, but that
what you heard was the essence of
let me just read the headlines. Let me read the headlines to
you. Trump rage quit NPR interview after he's grilled.
Trump abruptly ends NPR interview, Trump and NPR
interview after challenges to false fraudulent statements.
This is all mainstream headlines.
Yeah, I I suppose you could interpret it that way. I didn't
see it that way. And it was mostly this guy bragging about
the fact that you got Trump on the phone in the first place
Trump
leaves NPR stunned over abrupt interview exit. Oh my goodness.
Is NPR doing another fundraiser something like hey, we got to
have something let's come on with those headlines people.
That's pathetic.
She got some you know, NPR has got some crap on his they've
been bragging about all over the news with this word top with
nation strategy. I got to say let me just two short clips here
is the kind of dumb stories they do. Let me start with dead rats
story.
Dead rest is always good.
Okay, we have some sad news out of Cambodia this week, a beloved
rat named magala has died.
That's one of their big headlines. This headline
headline
breaking news big story Hold on. Where's where's my jingle? We
need then we get Hold on. Hold on. Whoa, I want to do it again.
We have this has to be done properly in the mainstream way.
And now back to real.
Okay, we have some sad news out of Cambodia this week, a beloved
rat named magala has died.
We're on the brink of war with Russia. Hey man, the rat story
that has to lead okay.
Now I mean, that went on for a long time. Apparently this rat
was a bomb. Mined sniffing rat found 100 Mines is a special rat
Yeah. So now we have another good example of this kind of
thing. Planet money spent a probably a half an hour on this
story. And this is the beginning of the introducing it this
planet planet money's dumb story. This
is the indicator from Planet money.
I'm Stacy Banach Smith and I'm Brittany Kernan. And I'm here to
get to the bottom of the question that has been on
everyone's mind you know what it is? Why are McFlurry machines
always breaking
ah planet money? We we literally have seen the federal chair in
another nomination process with phony up unemployment numbers.
The market crashes the next day it's all over the place but no,
no planet money is going to talk about the McDonald's flurry
machines. Yeah, it's no wonder they're losing everything.
Everything including my respect.
There was another one I had I didn't have it on this list.
What's the inflation update?
Oh, the inflation update is another one of these stories
that's like wow, this is this is this a repeat I heard this
before and the other one that I record this last week or the
week before? No, no, this was from yesterday.
prices for goods and services are still climbing in the United
States. NPR is David Gora has more on a new government report
showing the consumer price index is the highest it's been since
1982.
Inflation gauge was up 7% in December from a year ago. That's
roughly in line with what many economists expected. Price
increases were pretty broad based used. car prices were
higher and so was rent along with furniture. Fruits and
vegetables got more expensive and so did milk. But energy
prices declined by point 4% in December. That's the first
decrease in almost a year. Fed Reserve has vowed to fight
inflation which is lasted longer than policymakers expected. Fed
Chair Jerome Powell doubled down on his pledge to rein it in on
Tuesday during his nomination hearing on Capitol Hill, David
gura, NPR News New York
anyone who found odd about the used cars which you know, my my
car guy is now email me call me multiple times is offering me
$3,000 shy of what I paid for the car two and a half years
ago, and I put 12,000 miles on it so it is cherry. But cherry
baby,
Man Boss guy you got there dude is cherry
zactly and I really have no interest in it because This is
my last car until I park a flying car in my garage. But one
of our producers sent in a note he says, you know, my, my
daughter had an accident on Christmas totaled her car. And
the insurance company, valued it and paid her $5,000 more than
she paid for the car in the first place. Nice. How does that
work? How can they are they are they stupid?
These? No, they're not stupid. So they're doing something
there. Well, here's what Toyota has made an announcement. What
they're doing is they're taking back all the used cars. Mm hmm.
And they're refurbishing them. Oh, like, Ferb. They're not like
one of these. It's not like a little refurb like where they
dealer does, oh, I'm going to polish it up and do give it a
tuneup? No, they're putting radar in, they're changing the
they're changing. They're rebuilding the car. So it's
going to be a new car. That's
gonna tell you they're not expecting new cars for a long
time. If they're going to those links.
Something's up because there's they are shipping some new cars
in because
some Yes, of course. Well, that was Toyota. You said? Yeah, it
was Toyota. Honda has some of its own. Restoring to do with
their vehicles to clocks
in some Honda and Acura vehicles have their drivers going back in
time. It's a bug in the car's computer system. And it has the
clock showing the wrong time. And in some cases, even the
wrong year, it all started on. Some car calendars went all the
way back to 2002. resetting the clock manually doesn't fix the
problem. It's being reported in models from 2004 to 2012.
equipped with navigation systems, honda says it's working
on the issue and they say the clocks should correct themselves
in August if they don't find a fix before that.
So I'd like to know, I'd like to know because our dudes named Ben
and destiny and Bernadette out there. They heard what I heard.
It's in cars with GPS navigation systems, which tells me they
were using the sync the clock timing of the navigation system
to set the car the vehicle
like you do to your phone. Well, this,
but also ATM machines. I mean, all of this stuff. What is it?
What happened? Was there some switch in the GPS networks? Was
there something what took place that the cars could no longer
get the the right number or is it just purely a programming
bug? Just the the fact that she mentioned that it's from GPS to
me means something was happening with the GPS. Maybe there was
and why is it we're going to fix itself in August? Is it going to
be an off site GPS takedown because there's something
scheduled there's something scheduled in August with GPS
maybe that's when Putin takes over and knocks all GPS out? Who
the hell knows? I just thought it was beautiful. Should we do
it another don't get
Fletcher Putin thing ready? I think we're gonna need it a lot.
Yeah, he you know, and thank thank goodness. I mean, do me
where's my Putin Fletcher, my Fletcher Putin. Now we got to
put that back in. Oh, we have a couple of them here. That's
there's that one of course the class I was making, wasn't it?
Yeah, right. Megan, here's Megan she never gonna have you back on
man. Don't do that. Never have you back on.
It's possible. She liked you though. You could tell she was
batting her eye she's over made up.
Really? Because I you know the video that they send you is
delayed by four seconds. So I you know, I just turned it off.
I was
up she had too much she had she had that would it there's a name
for this. Too much. Mascara around all the way around the
eyeball over miscarriage. And it was over apply, like at 26th
Street hooker.
Oh, she's like, you you just don't want me to go on again. Is
that what you're like? You're so you're like, I don't want him
going on that show anymore. No, she's not. You're attacking her
personally for her how she looks.
It's really look good. She looked good.
Like, it's like it's like it's 26 year old hooker.
That's good when he's 630 26.
I'm sorry. Let's get it right. Okay, I'm telling you that her
producer said oh, I said was she how she would that ending? Oh,
no, she loves it. When people disagree. She She said right
away. I want to have Adam back on in the future. That's what
they told me. That's what they told me.
I think it worked together well, and that you look good on the
show. And you're right. I
was less twitchy. I'm not sure what that was working on it.
I think it's the woman versus guy. Could be a sex thing you
would know. Yeah, God. Yeah,
I don't think so.
You should have seen the chat room going on about oh my god is
they're flirting or fitness. She's got a thing for him. It
wasn't flirting. I wasn't flirting. She, you know, get out
of town. She was just she just like my hair. Which Tina found a
little bit like get off the hair already. Megan back off.
Tina noticed.
Ah, oh, yeah. Okay.
Let's go to Prince Andrew Epstein update just so we can
keep up.
An American woman who accuses Britain's Prince Andrew of
sexually assaulting her when she was a teenager will be able to
move forward with her civil lawsuit. Today a federal judge
clear the way for Virginia is afraid to pursue damages in her
civil case against the British Royal. The judge rejected the
argument that you phrase 2009 settlement with a late financier
Jeffrey Epstein also shielded Prince Andrew from your phrase
lawsuit. Andrew has repeatedly denied the allegations
hmm so they
brought that was it this lawsuit is gonna go forward. This some
this something scam ish about
it? Well, let's stay just for a moment with Epstein. A couple of
years ago Ricky Gervais skewered the Hollywood foreign press
Association and the elites in the room with a fantastic
monologue about about
last year rehearsing. Last time, Ricky
Gervais was ever going to host the Golden Globes,
which had closed the Golden Globes down that's the report
the stars the sizzle the scrolling, last night's Golden
Globes and award show in semi exile once it was an Oscars
Harbinger renowned for red carpet glamour. A few good
laughs from the stage
is nominated for Best Film. The story of how George Clooney
would rather float away into space and die then spend one
more minute with a woman his own age.
But the glittery drink test Akuto cast taken off the
airwaves for 2022 put into timeout for a year after long
simmering allegations of self dealing and shocking details
about its voters brought to light they have
received, you know perks for being members because that is
what the Hollywood machine does in order to secure those
nominations.
Last year's hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler horrified by the
revelation. The Hollywood foreign press Association head
zero black voters
association is made up of around 90 International no black
journalists
with scorn raining down across the entertainment industry, the
hfpa making move to diversify its membership, tightening its
anti graft regs. Its efforts thus far viewed with cyanide and
skepticism in Hollywood. They have bylaws
that the members are no longer allowed to receive gifts from
studios and other networks. So the Hollywood foreign press
they've done everything that they were supposed to do. If you
speak to studios and publicist. That's not really the case.
So before an untelevised on the stream Sunday night gathering of
200 or so, the globe's winners in movies and TV categories were
announced and proclaimed one tweet at a time on social media.
Here's what I lacked to understand why didn't they just
stream that on YouTube?
Was it woke? I don't know I
think it's because no one because they would get 300 views
that's why I mean this was already an embarrassment go down
and this is the Hollywood foreign press you know they
needed to make room there's too many award shows. No one's got
ratings. I know let's get rid of those guys that'll crank up the
Oscars
yesterday were last night ah well now the Oscars according to
the trades they're putting in it a woke checklist. Oh do tell
what's the check for best picture you can't only have the
actual best picture but the backs the back studio the back
the back end of it are the people that worked on the bond
the movie there has to be so many people that are from bipoc
and as to be so many people that are this and there's so many
people that did the movie so the movie itself doesn't matter.
It's really this the cast and crew that count
that's what the award is for ultimately it's for all the
people who never shine you know the awards they never
got anywhere was they have to have X amount of of people of
color.
No not X amount all begat let's just be honest about it. Let's
be honest, be honest about you cannot get hired as a straight
white man for any job in Hollywood anymore.
That's what the trades pretty much say.
That's what Megan said to. Yeah. So you know what that means?
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And thank you and welcome to the roundtable my friend. We have a
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beginning of the year everyone's off the hook. You know it's now
is like when everyone starts freaking out the no agenda
nation starts coming together. Meeting hanging out with each
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from the second mobiel Alabama mouth hitters meetup several no
agenda faithfuls were in attendance 19 In total at this
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delicious. Everyone was in great spirits with anticipation to
meet up again. Also a big thank you for your courage to to no
agenda knights are Adam of the Koch Empire answer Brian of the
mobiel Bay for attending and sharing stories of triumph
against the machine. And that's a report from Neil, we
appreciate that. Now we go to South Louisiana. Hey, John
and Adam. This is Aaron from the south Louisiana meetup. It was a
great success. Here's our crew. Hi, this is Tracy and I'm glad I
got hit in the mouth and this is can you break it into the holes
in this room?
This is Brian in the morning.
This is Tyler number one.
This is not a douche. DREW This is wavy.
This is the other Tyler This is douchebag Jeff This is Britain
recently deduced and James to finish it off
now a little bit longer report but it was so many people 30
People at the the Netherlands The wild boar mountains no
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okay, this is share door sir doors, and I'm just and I'm
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fun.
This is bad. Let's go. Hi. This is Frank saying hi. Hey, Ben
Ingrid in the morning ICOMOS thank you for IDM
a meetup is the perfect antidote.
Oh, sure. Here co looking for the vaccine save so I'm here for
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if you want to call me to the live once again from I don't
know where we are but the meeting report will tell you get
Scott Scott's well the
the M there they are singing, they're telling you where you
can shove the poison your effing multicopter which is the Dutch
word for mask multicopter Wow, busy day there guys. Fantastic.
Here's a couple of meetups that are taking place we start with
today the spooks versus spooks meet up in Wisconsin starts at
six tomorrow the Friday night hangout in Hangar 101 at 630. in
Lakewood, Colorado. Yes Hang on one on one. Saturday, the
Virginia FF and WF meet up 10 o'clock on Saturday morning.
It's a two part event. You will do you definitely want to go
look at no agenda meetup.com For details on that. The third
annual meet shoot in Lockhart, Texas taking place on Saturday
wish I could be there you should go regardless is going to be
great sir Scott always does a great job with his wife. Also a
two part event. And North Idaho Sandy brigade meets at two
o'clock on Saturday at Selkirk Abbey in Post Falls Idaho. The
salty air slays of Tampa Bay meetup commences at 233 on
Saturday at tarpon turtle grill and Marina Tarpon Springs
Florida. Let's go Brandon Jupiter, Florida Happy Hour
meetup 333 menorahs Alton and Palm Beach Gardens the local 919
story swap and beer spectacular four o'clock on Saturday at the
Carolina Ale House in Durham North Carolina. This no call me
sir Valley snow call me so snow quality Valley hullabaloo screw
you guys four o'clock on Saturday. DuVall tavern Duvall
Washington. First time in Texas meetup seven o'clock at the
armory deep LM barn restaurant in Dallas. The keep an eye may
show up but that's if you want to meet Tom Starkweather enter
show mixer extraordinare and his lovely fiancee Alex. The Alex
the unhappy New Yorker join us there. And on Sunday FEMA Region
nine mostly monthly meetup two o'clock at the Santa Maria
Brewing Company in color company in Atascadero, California sorry,
and the stay safe Annapolis meetup three o'clock Oh Laughlin
in Arnold, Maryland. And that will do it for up until the
show. Then on Monday, there's the Pittsburgh bottle shop where
you can join the Pittsburgh MLK Day Happy Hour, six o'clock
Eastern in Bridgeville, Pennsylvania. These are just a
sampling of the many no agenda meetups that are available at no
agenda meetup.com taking all the way through the end of the month
of February. Go ahead, find one go visit hang out with people.
It's a lot of fun. I guarantee it'll be just like a potluck.
Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and
days. You wouldn't be triggered. You wouldn't be buddy feels the
same.
Okay. I have a couple of ISOs here. You have something to play
with.
Yeah, I got one. And I think it's appropriate for the end of
the show is is maybe half a second too long, but I like it
in charge. At times.
It doesn't seem like anyone's in charge.
That's pretty good. Anything else? That's
that's all I got. Okay, I
have Oh, wow. It's kind of kinda like that one bad fed, fed, fed,
fed fed a little long. We could we could shorten it.
I don't get that one, though. What's he gonna do with this
show? Nothing. Science is real. Right. I like the way she says
Right, right.
So I think the Trump is Oh, wow. That's just too stupid. What do
you think?
Well, having found the Trump thing myself. I think mine my
incharge thing is more appropriate, but I bet Trump is
hard to beat. He's just
it's just funny. Your call? Yeah. Well, since you sweeten it
up, I think I think it's the one to beat. I think it's the
latter. So we need to go with this one. With the Oh, wow. All
right. It's my thinking my thinking.
Sorry to hear it a lot.
Oh, wow. Yeah, yeah, I'm trying to cut back on you. So
when Trump said it as bad was the trump the old Trump says,
Oh, wow.
Yeah, what is that was something else? Right on? Oh, yeah, that
was part of that Cruz thing was from Did you see him hammering
the the odd the lady from the FBI with a very odd haircut? No.
Ah, you've got to look at so this is the he's grilling her? I
guess it's the January six bullcrap. So they're doing
January 6. And this is woman at FBI. She's on Zoom. And she has
this. I mean, it's like it. I can't. It's like a woke, bang,
half bang swept cut, which made her look very. Hmm. Kind of like
a beetle haircut done bad. It was it's hard to describe what
that was.
But anyway, gotta look it up. Yes.
Go look it up.
How many FBI agents or confidential informants actively
participated in the events of January 6.
So I'm sure you can appreciate that. I can't go into the
specifics of sources and methods.
Did any FBI agency or confidential informants actively
participate in the events of January 6, yes or no? Yes or no?
Sorry. I can't. I can't enter that. Did any FBI agents have
confidential informants commit crimes of violence on January 6?
I can't answer that, sir. Did any FBI agents or FBI informants
actively encourage and incite crimes of violence on January 6?
Sorry, I can't answer that. Miss sideburn. Who is raps?
I'm aware of the individual sir. I don't have the specific
background to him.
Well, there are a lot of people who are understandably concerned
about Mr. Mr. Rap on the night of January 5 2021. Epps wandered
around the crowd that had gathered and there's video out
there of him chanting tomorrow, we need to get into the capital
into the capital. This was strange behavior so strange that
the crowd began chanting fed, fed, fed, fed fed. Miss Sandberg
was re up the Fed.
Sir,
I cannot answer that question. The next day, next day on
January six. Mr. F to seen whispering to a person and five
seconds later, five seconds after he's whispering to a
person that same person begins to forcibly tear down the
barricades. Did Mr. Apps urge them to tear down the
barricades?
Sir, similar to the other answers, I cannot answer that.
Have you seen her yet? Have you seen it? No, I didn't. Ah, oh,
yeah, I'm gonna go I'm gonna go look at that clip.
I'm grandstanding of course, but well done.
Oh, he's the best. Well, no, I take it back. Rand Paul's the
best. But Rand Paul has an annoying factor that wow, they
both do. Now. As you mentioned,
it's Ted Cruz can be quite annoying to believe me.
I got a couple Biden clips. Okay,
because he gets wanting to know the affiliates are complaining
where it three hours and 30 minutes. I'm just Yeah, well, we
got to do this. The reason why is because you'll be like, how
long was the show? And then I'll say 330. And you got to come
along. You'll yell at me for it. So
I do that every show pretty much. Not last show. No, it
wasn't too long. So here's the guy got the two Biden clips. And
this is the this is this is discussing voting rights. He
says some black school or something and he says this is
the most recent President gaffe, this is the most recent one. I
think there's about 10 of them now.
Last week, President Harris and I stood in the United States
Capitol.
A lot of people picked up on this.
Yeah, of course they did. Because he keeps doing it.
Why? I mean, it's that must just be the plan. No,
I don't think so. I think I have a theory Oh, thank
goodness.
I think it's because he was always such a lack he was always
second fiddle and he was eight years with President Obama
it's just the brain the brain is stuck in that mode. He just his
brain is stuck saying President whoever I'm with is the
President Yeah, that sounds
right. That sounds much more eight years we'll take the yeah
yeah. Yeah game break for good point a good point. I mean, we'd
love to say it was different but I think you know, considering
his mental acuity that's what we have to go with as a sure thing
almost.
Then I have this one which is a got a bunch of attention that
media doesn't care because they don't want to fact check the
poor old old man, but this one he this is about The second or
third time he's pulled this stunt where he claims to have
been arrested and here he is saying it. I did
not live the struggles of Douglas Tubman, King Louis
Goodman Chaney swearinger others known and unknown. I did not
walk in the shoes of generations of students who walk these
grounds when I walked other grounds, because I'm so damn old
I was there as well. God kid man seems like yesterday the first
time I got arrested anyway
to bird Biden. Yeah, we should
do he's like yesterday. He's never been arrested. Of course.
She's doing civil rights stuff.
What he should do is he's just put on one of those striped
outfits and carry a big ball around a chain
guys. The guy is he's really
he liar is a liar. He's a liar. That's
a lying. I mean, he even
says I'd never mind you know, does he know? Oh, yeah. That's
one of those things that used to say when I was dumb. I can't do
that. Because we got fact checkers. Yeah. Well, that is
our deconstruction for today. I think we we brought the heat too
long. And to show mixes by Fletcher, who went all out into
the I mean, he went nuts on this one. That's our that's our guy
who goes who yells Putin. He's got a thing for mullets now, and
then we'll finish it up with Tom Starkweather with a nice little
New York state of mind version of Rand versus Pat Fauci
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grant America? No, I still need to do it.
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hold on to your hats or take them off. The 80s hairstyle
known as the mullet is making a comeback. The 80s come back. You
know business in the front party in the back. Come back. Party in
the back. Come back. Party in the back business in the front.
She needed a hairstyle no matter what. Well this one is what I
call a soft mullet. And if she can bring back that look, we can
bring back the babies especially
the only thing that came to mind. is promoting the holy
crap. The elites are trying to turn us into a genderless bunch
of knowledge. That was tricky. No, it's okay. You can use the
knowledge because it's gender neutral.
You look like a lesbian were in that day. Who No.
Senator, I never use that word
that any criticism of you would be considered a criticism of
science itself is quite dangerous.
Senator, you are distorting everything about insanity.
You're incorrect. Almost everything well, no,
you deny you deny but the emails
completely turning it around was
their initial impression actually, that it looked very
suspicious for a virus came from a lab.
Senator. We have here at a committee and you keep coming
back to personal attacks on me that have absolutely no
relevance to reality.
Do you think it's a winning success? What you've advocated
for God
what happens when he gets out? accuses me of things that are
completely untrue, is that all of a sudden that kindles the
crazies out there? Because people are lying about me? Do
you keep the truth? It is how you talk
to any of the scientists privately yes to pinion you did
what were they telling you privately? He's
doing this for political reasons. So you are making a
catastrophic epidemic for your political game.
We are so certain that you're right there, you're not willing
to hear anyone else. And again,
just for the record for people to check. I have never said take
people down when there is not a single single shred of evidence
that anything that was done with the NIH had anything to do with
COVID-19 I'm actually stunned by the amount of misinformation.
MoPhO vortec.org/and Oh, wow.