Why am I shouting?
Adam curry? Jhansi divorce Sunday February 13 2022. This is
your award winning keep our nation media assassination
episode 1425 This is no agenda. Watching the science James
broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here.
Number six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry from
Northern
Silicon Valley where I admit I was wrong about the duck masks.
I'm Jesse Dvorak.
Wow, that must have really bothered you. That was what two
weeks ago no, it was two shows ago two shows ago. Yeah, well,
two shows two weeks. They actually sell masks that you put
on like a duck is my Understand. Yes. Well, this is not a bad
premium idea.
Well, here's the funny thing about Yeah, if you just make him
yellow, right. That's the mistake they're making. Yes.
This this mask never existed in 95 It's never existed before in
this shaped it looking like this. No,
I don't know why that happened. It's because somebody
they're very mocking us.
That's probably right on actually now think about it.
Hey, I know a great idea. Let's make these idiots look like
ducks by Yeah, yeah, of course. That would be our number one
meeting. Item. All right, today. Creative Work masking company.
We need a little fun in our lives. I got an idea. What can
we do next? What else could we come up with? Seriously, this
god piece?
COVID COVID codpiece.
Ooh. All right, right around it right. Coming up with show
titles already. COVID codpiece speaking of COVID Yes, ladies
and gentlemen. Speaking of COVID I have the COVID. Still.
Yes, I want to also think Judy Schwartz for the sending in this
tongue drum. She sent a lot of stuff in somebody. There's two
people that are sending me these weird instruments. Just want to
thank anyway. Okay, continue. I'm sorry. Go. You still have
it? I thought you'd be over it by now.
Ah, well, I'd like to give you a brief report. After our show on
Sunday, I was without a doubt, fatigued and fogged
you were you were complaining about this near Thursday?
I'm sorry. Not Sunday, Thursday. At the end of the first show. It
was spent. I was spent?
No it no would notice.
One point during the I think something like maybe the meetups
or something. I actually started speaking Dutch. I don't think
you caught it. But it's just for no reason Dutch started coming
out. Yeah, I mean that. And I think that Well, that's a part
of the two symptoms that you read about the most is obviously
you're fatiguing Duchess.
Yes. Yes.
Speaking in tongues, no, I think it's the fog that people call it
the brain fog, which I disagree with as a descriptor of what it
is. And I'm pretty in tune with my body and particularly the
brain part. And so after the show, I mean, it was really
really tired. And then Friday and had a had a really sweaty
night horrible like, had to change three times, Friday. My
legs were tired. And this what people are calling brain fog had
set in. And I want to try and describe it because it's not
something I've ever felt before it's not a fog. Because I think
with the flu, you can feel foggy, you know, like a woolly
maybe is it better
to sound sick again, but that's me. I think you're just I think
you're too this is it? You're acting and you proving that you
can Okay, then I'm a great if you were acting you'd sound
sick. I'm sorry. You're definitely not acting. You're
just it's just a strange phenomenon. Like this is a dog.
I sweat is so much the bed was wet. We had to buy a new
mattress.
I learned a long time ago in my 40 year broadcast career, right?
Never missed a broadcast that the easiest way to not have that
is to just push yourself over it and be happy and glad you got a
job. And that is and that makes it sound good. So
okay, I'm sorry, I interrupted. That's okay. Like you were
talking about brain fog and knew he had an example of it. Well,
not an example, but I don't think it's the right descriptor.
There's something like this. Imagine your brain frequencies
is a special Drum. Yeah, like equalizer graph is for people
who can you know, and so I'm with everything's popping up and
down and the levels we are. Yeah, exactly. It feels like
somewhere around 2028 kilo hertz or something. One of those is
not working, or it's, it's Fritzi. And because of that,
there's certain things and that was Friday and Saturday, there's
certain things just like, I can't focus on this one thing,
or here's an example. I was, I was cleaning out this. Tina was
doing the dishes and you were doing the pots and pans which
you don't put in the dishwasher. We're just washing my hand. And
I was and we have a drawer for that. And, you know, stuff goes
in a certain way, John, I could not figure out the puzzle. And
it's just like, This is weird. I can't do this. I can't give up.
So kind of felt the same way. Saturday, Friday night was also
pretty bad night. And I woke up this morning. I feel I mean, I
really feel good. I do not feel this frizziness now I am
sneezing a bit. And you can see I'm a little nasal Lee. I don't
have the pain. The lower back were the torso or the trunk
pain, you know, around my, my lower back and everything. My
legs don't feel tired. However, I am still testing positive.
Or what I missed it.
I I'm still testing positive as of five minutes before the show
that Yeah, but that yeah, that's just fragments. Yes. But there's
a huge problem with this. I cannot in any good conscience go
to the meetup. Tomorrow in Nashville, if I'm still testing
positive.
I would think that's what Yes, I think you're probably
right. But it's it's it's gut wrenching to me. Because the
number of people who are coming I mean, there's we've got Mary
who's driving across country in her Econoline 350 that she lives
in. I mean, we've got people driving from far away to be at
this meetup and I'm really bummed about it. That really
sucks. This is where you say something compassionate.
It's terrible. But yeah, it is.
And I do want everybody to
you might be okay by
tomorrow. Well, John, John, John, John, even if you don't
even if you test negative if you're still shedding virus for
a few days, and we have people at the meetup who are vaccinated
I don't want them to get really sick from this thing
it's a good point
you know, these are our people and and you know what, all we
need is for for someone to be it's find out that I went to the
meetup and Felicity Oh, look at this a hole. And then they'll be
waiting for me to die of COVID so I don't want that karma ear
because that's what they do a podcast.
Yeah, you don't want to be a Rogen.
I mean, as this is really, this has not been as severe as anyone
made it, I think, or made it out to be for me at least. And I'm a
57 year old man. I smoke weed. I drink wine. I don't work out
excessively really? I think the blister pack I think that's what
did it I just all of that stuff. It was what is it total this is
another six days of five days. And I'm I really feel really
good today.
Okay, well he looks like he's you screwed all these people are
coming to see you.
That's, that's supposed to make me feel better. So like you said
to be sympathetic. I'm sympathetic to them. Feel bad.
Dame Jennifer has said because of course, we contacted Sir
Patrick Coble, and Dame Jennifer. And Dame Jennifer is
the designated receiver if anyone has stuff that they
brought. Lots of people also bring donations on the spot. And
she has been designated she'll do a spreadsheet for us, etc.
And she she will have a report. Yeah. Well, Jennifer, man, come
on. She is nice. So I'm very very sorry for everyone who was
going to come to that meetup and we will reschedule and I think
we're already planning on something in North Carolina in
April which maybe could bring some of the same people back and
we would love to return out go back to Tennessee. Just sucks
what it is.
But you having this thing now is dangerous for different reasons
than you'd think. Because i They've finally the NPR is, I
guess the only people I've heard promote this. Okay, but they've
decided that to the last ditch effort. Oh, okay. People to get
the vaccine Before this is done, it is actually already past due.
I agree. They've come up with some bogus studies that are so
transparently wrong. That is laughable. And I think it
applies to you because if any of these studies are true, you're
in trouble, but I don't believe a word of it. Okay. How about
this clip COVID new studies, the US
Department of Veterans Affairs did this study on heart issues.
If reports COVID-19 survivors had a 63%, higher risk for a
heart attack, a 69%, higher risk of irregular heartbeats of 52%,
higher risk of stroke and a 72%. higher risk of heart failure.
This was clearly seen in all ages, no matter what race or
gender, the department adds, it's even a risk for people who
didn't go to the hospital and those with mild symptoms.
Another study adds COVID vaccines using MRI and a
technology don't have any additional short term side
effects. Cancer Patient Wow.
Yeah, I saw this. I didn't get a good clip. I saw the article.
And you look at that, and you go you Mr. Efforts. Are you kidding
me? I mean, this is such a, first of all, I think it's
bullcrap. You know, all of a sudden, a new study, study after
two years of this thing, and this, obviously milder variant
would be weird if that's the one that caused all the problems.
But it kind of goes hand in hand with what they're saying in the
UK about the sports, the soccer players falling down dead on the
fields, you know what they say the reason is,
oh, I can just imagine it is the
they get startled from the referee whistle.
What? Yes, I'm not kidding.
There's nothing wrong with the vaccines people are getting
startled by the vaccine by the by the the ref whistle, and then
that all of a sudden jolt them in.
Oh, my God. Well, you know, this all this happened, this
particular report happened after this release of the data. that's
since been jiggered by the government by the Defense
Department that yeah, yes. Yeah. Because the core to it was the
40% 50% 3,000% 2,000%. More likely. So this report follows
the same pattern of Oh, you guys. 75%. More like the 80%.
You know, the same kind of thing. So it kind of sounds like
the other report. So it kind of like
you're saying they had to put this report or this report was a
derivative of the rigging of the of the of the demand from the
Department of Defense. Wow.
Yeah. She's obvious because of the timing. Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
No, Shannon does accomplish one thing. And a little bit at the
end, you kind of leftover, but it was the bogus thing about the
mRNA vaccine. It had nothing to do with the rest of it. But they
said, it doesn't know scientists, by the end of it
again, because it wasn't about the report. Any of this other
stuff was, but it was associative is one of those
things where you and then the MRA and blah, blah, blah, but
listen to it carefully, because it's got nothing to do with
anything,
the department answer, it's even a risk for people who didn't go
to the hospital and those with mild symptoms. Another study
adds COVID vaccines using MMR and a technology don't have any
additional short term side effects in cancer patients.
Yeah, it's like a double whammy. Is it just saying hey, by the
way, if you got a heart problem, that's COVID. And the vaccines
don't cause that, and they certainly don't cause any
problems if you got cancer. That's what they
give away on this report. What was that the beginning of it,
where they say, there was no difference between race or
gender or age listen
again to the whole thing.
The US Department of Veterans Affairs did the study on heart
issues. It reports COVID-19 survivors had a 63% higher risk
for a heart attack, a 69%, higher risk of irregular
heartbeats of 52% higher risk of stroke and a 72% higher risk of
heart failure. This was clearly seen in all ages, no matter what
race or gender that happened. And even for people who didn't
go to the hospital and those with mild symptoms, another
study as COVID vaccines using mRNA technology don't have any
additional short term side effects in cancer patients.
I'm glad we listen to that again, for a couple of reasons.
One, what they're leaving out is the obvious difference between
civilians and and these numbers. You're in the military who the
hell knows what's going on there? But of course, they would
mention that and it's based on phony, the Gosh, it's so
obvious. That's the phony numbers.
Well, you can't I've never seen a study and there's plenty of
them. We have Glenstone passed around. Would you have no
difference in age, gender? A race that just not never
happens. There's always a difference in age for sure.
Always. Yeah. And there tends to be one with gender and there
tends to be one with the race. There tends to be all of them.
Not none of them. Well, his whole crap. Here's
what happens when you're in the military. Then if you're a
member of the Black and Brown community, you will not be
disproportionately hurt by COVID Go military. Bullshit. It's
bullshit. It's that's that is. That is really one of the most
pathetic things I've ever seen. And Howard, so we're pretty
level MPR Yeah, we're pretty level headed. You know, I saw
this. I saw this this article, and I'm not worried about that.
That's bull crap. First thing I thought, but imagine people who
have a mild case. Oh, oh, for up to a year. Oh, I mean, that
could give you agita right there?
Yeah, don't let a referee's whistle come by drop you on the
spot
so this is all part racist
would die you know or you are not racist. I'm sorry. Rapists
do when when their whistle and they carry whistle. Oh, did it.
The New York Times wrote this morning. Yesterday morning, when
facts change. One of the few COVID truisms is that policy
should change as reality changes. A world without
vaccines calls for more restrictions than a world with
vaccines. When case I
said it said reality change. Yes, yes. Oh, yeah. They use the
word reality itself.
Yes. David Leonard in the New York Times.
Reality Reality itself, which is a constant?
Yep. No, no, it's changed changes. It's changing. Again.
One of the few COVID truisms is that policies should change as
reality changes beautiful. A world without vaccines calls for
more restrictions than a world without vaccines. When cases are
surging, and hospitals are overwhelmed, as was the case
last month, more restrictions make sense. If hospitalizations
and deaths keep falling continued steps towards normalcy
will make sense. We have to be able to act differently when the
situation changes. It's really a conversation. The answer will
not spring forth from science. But it's
a conversation now. Yeah.
And science will not we don't have to follow the science
because the answer doesn't spring forth from science. What
kind of conversation? What kind of English is that? Anyway? The
answer will not spring forth from science.
If the editor should have caught that you can put some like that
in New York Times.
Isn't that kind of lame? shall spring for
ahead we go.
Scientists changed everybody. Yes. Beautiful. Beautiful,
beautiful, beautiful. Okay, so we can talk about why don't you
whatever you have on on COVID. Maybe we should just do that.
I got a couple I don't have a lot. But I have let's just play
this as a dumb. Another DME report on reinfections.
We're moving into the third year of the pandemic, and a lot of
people have now had COVID-19. In fact, scientists estimate the
vast majority of Americans have been infected at some point. By
the end of this month, it might be 80% of us at one time who had
been infected. So here's a question if most of us have been
infected or vaccinated or vaccinated and infected, can we
just return to normal now? Well, maybe not. But we've been asking
NPR global health correspondent Mike Lane do cliff to figure out
what this does mean either McLean. Hi, Steve. Where does
that 80% figure come from?
You know, it's hard to know exactly the percentage because
many COVID cases go undetected. And as we'll learn, there can be
reinfections. But roughly researchers at Georgia Tech
estimate that before omachron, about 40% of Americans had been
infected. And researchers at the University of Washington predict
about 40% of Americans will catch Omicron.
So 40% plus 40%. That's 80%. That's most of us. Does that
mean that most people whether they're vaccinated or not have
some protection from the disease?
Yes, so they are protected in a particular way. So what
scientists are beginning to realize is having a symptomatic
infection typically triggers a strong immune response and gives
good protection against severe disease in future surges. Live
aboard dad has been researching this topic for over a year. He's
an epidemiologist at Weill Cornell medicine cutter. And in
a recent study, he measured a person's risk of getting
hospitalized during their second infection compared to their
first
those who get reinfected. Had 90% lower chance of getting
hospital The lies than those who had a primary infection.
And he says there's growing evidence that this protection
last quite a long time, perhaps a few years.
Well, so you have a tiny fraction of the odds of going to
the hospital with a serious illness if you catch it again.
Yes, it's it's quite extraordinary. And over time, it
will be less of a problem for society as a whole.
It's quite extraordinary what we've learned when you have
natural infection, you probably won't get it again. Whoa, whoa,
whoa, silence. What is wrong with these people? Do they hear
themselves? Say, obviously, don't I have a data point I
forgot to mention. Yeah. So the keeper, you know, we're not
quarantining, we're not kissing and hugging. But we're not
quarantining, we sleep in the same bed. She is fine. And the
data point is, what? Well, I just have a data point, as you
and I had been trying to figure it out, what is the difference?
What are you doing? What are you doing, etc. Here's the only
thing that I that I typically take every day potassium. And
the potassium that I have is a liquid form and a dropper. And
you put it in your glass of water. And it tastes like ass. I
mean, it's total sweat socks app. Okay, it's horrible. So
sometimes I just stopped to take it. Well, sometimes I stopped
taking it cuz like a gag, I don't want to take I'll take it
tomorrow. I hadn't taken it for a week. And then I got the
COVID. Tina eats two bananas a day. I'm just saying it could be
a data point. It
could be potassium at all. No.
But it's a data point for her. You don't get out. That's why
you're not infected. You're hurt. Actually. You're a hermit.
Oh, but don't worry. We've got a an Omicron vaccine a special
vaccine on the way. And how do we know this? The CEO of Pfizer
told us he said something interesting, though, what
information
are you expecting to get over the next couple of weeks, both
from within Pfizer and biontech. And also from around the world,
we found that South Africa didn't last night, we know that
academic labs everywhere are working on this, how will you
make that decision about whether those three doses are enough? Or
if you do need to switch to that omachron specific vaccine, which
we understand you started working on already and could
have by March,
the data that we received our data that we got from what we
call to the virus so it's not the real virus, it is a virus
that we have constructed in our labs and it is identical with
the Omicron virus. This is a very well known study.
Okay, so they created this with the pseudo virus. Why would he
even mention that? I mean, does is that important for us to
know? Or is there a reason why they can't do it with the actual
Omicron virus variant?
Well, you've asked the question I can't answer even come close
to figuring it out.
That's why I thought it was so weird. Just this thing really
exist or you just you can't get a culture. You can't isolate it.
So you've created something in the lab that's like it. This
This has been the problem all along. Looking back on on the
vaccines. It's always been well, you know, this variance worse
and we know because we've tested it in the lab and are more
transmissible in the lab. All the stuff has been in the lab.
I don't know. Maybe we get a virologist out there somebody we
have a lot of lab workers to make come up with an answer with
or maybe put it in there show off to his compadres that they
could even do something like like he described, that might be
hot thing, you know, did that oh, that's impossible.
Did you know Did you and horror which short Pfizer and Maderna
at the top there? Did you guys talk about that at all wish? You
know this is so their stock prices are definitely going
down. And this this thing going and I'm just telling you because
you're the guy that knows about this stuff. There was this rumor
or you know, presented as fact for the past three days. And it
goes like this. Madrid Maderna CEO deletes his Twitter after
dumping $400 million
a stack.
Now his Twitter has been deleted. But there's no evidence
he dumped $400 million worth of stock that would I think show up
in a real financial publications
shop. There's a there's probably a couple dozen people that
follow insider trading to the tee had to file Yeah, proceed
with the SEC when you do that if you're a director of any company
and you sell your own stock or buy your own stock for that
matter. Are you even when you flip a an option? Yeah, it's
yes, we will be recording it that's on record and then it's
very easy to follow so that it less it's listed somewhere. It's
built
Crap. Now it is true that the modernist
must dumped a lot of SpaceX and Tesla,
but that was a couple like a month ago. Must have been a
while back.
Yeah, me. But most people when they're selling their stock, is
it like a rule for people who want to base trading on
insiders, you can only you can trust to buy but you can't trust
to sell, because most people doing the selling is nice and
they want to get some cash.
Right. Although, although I remember Ron Blum bought stock
in think new ideas, the company that we took public, and he got
in real trouble for it with the SEC, even though he bought
stock. And I don't know exactly if it was a filing issue, but
the
it tends to be there's there's these quiet periods where you
can buy stock and you can't buy stock. And then you have to file
Yeah, and if there's something going on, like within a few days
of the of the earnings report or something that you do you have
to do, there's rules for when you can buy and there's rules
for when you can sell.
I just said that because when when there's buying then you
know that can mean certain things to it is usually it means
that was good. Good is happening. Yeah, certain goods
happening, usually let's forget anyway, I just want to tell all
of our producers who kept insisting that this was true,
and I'm sorry, it's just not and I say please send me a link to a
source and that send me like the the Maderna stock chart. Look,
it's down. Okay, that's about us to ship products
about my advice to all these people stay out of the market.
If you don't know what you're doing. Also, I realized take
your money, there's this ongoing controversy over Bob Saget death
and now the autopsy report shows multiple so initially of course,
it's got to be the VAX the booster and now there's this
crazy autopsy report that shows he had multiple fractures as if
someone beat him with a baseball bat in the head. And and so now
there's just theory after theory after theory going around, like
why would he get beaten up like that and then go to bed with it,
you know? And then of course he died of a brain hemorrhage. And
I have a very simple answer. It's one of the number one
causes of death in the entire world. It happens all the time.
Sadly people slip in the bathroom guarantee that's what
happened. He slipped he hit his head maybe he slipped in the tub
hit his head a couple times when our crap and then went to bed.
Don't you think be I think that's a little more viable than
no gangs? Ms. 13
I always say it became such a big focus, but
well, because he's a very loved man. Yes.
I mean, from full house. Yeah, my daughter grew up with him.
Oh, yes. I never saw any of that stuff I would say get is to me
was always just a random stand up and a guy who was the host of
Funniest Home Videos for a while. Yes, I know. He liked it
doing that show. I don't know how much we must have been
making money hand over
my caught a lot of money. Yeah, but that's why he was on his
comedy tour. Anyway, there's a good analysis of the UK
government data of fully vaccinated Britons. And they did
a pretty good job of charting everything out and the headline
they make out of it. Here we go. The latest UK health security
agency vaccine surveillance report figures show that
boosters massively accelerate immune system degradation, and
that most triple or double vaccinated people in the United
Kingdom may develop a new form of COVID-19 vaccine induced
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome by the end of February
2022.
Oh god what a horrible thing to fight read about if you had to
be boosted.
Yes. And then you understand the page will be in the show notes
and you look at the charts, they have the data they have the
source to the data. I mean, they're calling it the just call
it I want to get it right. The immunodeficiency here's the
vaccine induced Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome, which
yes, is what AIDS also is. And the the reason why this is just
creepier is when you see Prince Harry coming out Prince Harry,
this is in the Guardian everyone's favorite. Yeah,
everyone's favorite Prince Harry says get tested for HIV to
protect others in the same way as for COVID.
If you got HIV from the shot does not translate missable
well, they're forgetting all of the things we learned about HIV,
everything. Now, I've always questioned whether HIV is
transmissible the way they say it is, or, you know, there's
lots of questions I have a whole nother topic HIV. Yeah, we're
not we're not going to go in there but but that is very
remarkable again all of a sudden everything's about a daisy Daisy
Oh age everywhere What's the age back boys back in the in the
news. Now there's there's good news in the UK they have a an
entire fund for you if you were damaged by vaccination. And and
just because I have the details, I'd like you to know what in the
UK you can get, which is not in the United States if you're
severely disabled as a result of a vaccination against certain
diseases. Okay, so I don't know if that includes COVID You can
get a one off tax free payment of 120,000 pounds. This is
called a vaccine damage payment. That's a lot of money. I mean,
not if you're permanently disabled.
No, but it's at least there's something in an eye with a sharp
stick.
Yeah. So yeah.
I have one last one last clip on COVID. We don't have I don't
have a lot of COVID today. Yeah, I have a couple you have all the
COVID. I got the COVID. So let's go with this last one, which is
the admission of guilt clip
that and maybe they've been vaccinated and infected. Does
that mean they won't get COVID? Again, you know, that
was the hope, right that once we're all vaccinated and had
about a COVID, we wouldn't catch COVID Again, but Jeffrey
Townsend at Yale University says with this virus, that's not
going to happen.
Yes, three infections are possible. In fact, they're
pretty much inevitable, that at least all the evidence that we
have now says that's true.
Some of that evidence comes from Townsend and his colleagues
setting the other coronaviruses which are related to SARS, cov.
Two, but are different. These viruses cause the common cold.
They are in fact in the in fact on a you know, several year
timescale. And there's no reason to expect something different
from this virus.
He says the risk of reinfection is very low for about three to
six months right after you're sick. But then the risk grows
and many people will be reinfected every year to
okay, there's a subtle change in language, which I've noticed,
and I heard it in one of our earlier clips. Omicron Omicron
is not called a variant. It's called a virus. It's Omicron
Omicron. They don't call it a variant anymore. They're called
they're saying this virus. We heard the other clips we played
before this I was talking about not about the variant. No, no,
this virus, like the Pfizer's CEO, this virus, not this
variant, this virus what how does that work?
Well, this is obviously part of the withdrawal. Yeah. But what,
what does it accomplish? Does it try to take out of the minds of
the listeners that these variants are like these nasty
little beings that are going to come in? Come at us every which
way? Or how about
this? How about this case, not COVID?
You know, the thing is about the origins of Omicron is not the
same, it doesn't come from the same stemmed from the same
branches of the other variants. It's, it looks like a standalone
to we're just being jacked around. Let's face it, this last
clip I played, which is the one that I consider to be a whopper
clip, which means what if you listen to it carefully, she
says, you get shot, you can get a million vaccines, you can get
the disease over and over again, nothing, that nothing helps.
Let's listen to it one more time that didn't maybe they've been
vaccinated and infected. Does that mean they won't get COVID?
Again, you know,
that was the hope right that once for all vaccinated and had
about a COVID We wouldn't catch COVID. Again, this is
NPR John. Yes, it is. Okay. So this has got to stop
vaccination.
Good. And maybe they've been vaccinated and infected. Does
that mean they won't get COVID again,
you know, that was the hope right? That once we're all
vaccinated outta COVID COVID. But Jeffrey,
mentioning it now. I can't stop hearing it. We're gonna let's
do it one more time, and maybe they've been vaccinated. And
there we go. There we go. That was the hope, right, that once
we're all vaccinated and had about a COVID wouldn't catch
COVID Again, but Jeffrey Townsend at Yale University says
with this virus, that's not going to happen. Yes, three
infections are possible. In fact, they're pretty much
inevitable that at least all the evidence that we have now says
that's true.
So, evidence comes from Townsend and his colleagues setting the
other coronaviruses which are related to SARS. cov two but are
different, these matters. is caused the common cold.
They all in fact and reinfect on a, you know, several year
timescale and there's no reason to expect something different
from this virus.
He says the risk of reinfection is very low for about three to
six months right after you're sick, but then the risk grows
and many people will be reinfected every year to the
talking about
the common flu. No exam but
the common cold common cold I'm sorry Coronavirus. Yeah.
But if if you remember two years ago, we were talking about the
fact that the Coronavirus was always said to be a virus that
had no there was no way of developing a vaccine for it. It
was not possible because of its idiosyncratic idiosyncrasies. Mm
hmm. And that's what we saw there. That was the litany. So
then they come up with this mRNA and this other idea, the the
vector vaccine from j&j. And it turns out that the original
thought was correct, is none of this stuff works. It's bold
crap.
Oh, and interestingly, Johnson and Johnson just announced they
have stopped production of its COVID vaccine.
What up with that?
I didn't hear this.
Let me see. Let me look. Let me let me reread carefully.
I'm sure you got it, but it's kind of a shocker that.com
That's not front page news.
Well, let me see here is Johnson Johnson has reportedly stopped
the production of its single dose COVID-19 vaccine and
there's a link to the Okay, here it is New York Times is that
good enough for you? Yeah. Okay. j&j pauses production of its
COVID vaccine despite persistent need. company says it still has
a million doses in inventory. That means they're going to
write that off is done. No one wants it or something. I from
what I understand here. No, no, no,
you nailed it right off. They have a million in inventory they
stopped production because it's just no one's done is over no
one's lining up for it. Yeah. You got a million in inventory
means they can't unload it. Yeah.
Man Oh, man. Yes
over this whole thing is done. It's a done deal.
Yet despite that T Mobile employees will be fired if they
are unvaccinated by April 2 By the end of February if they have
not had at least this is the same thing they did demote not
that mo work for T Mobile but the same the same basic concept
you will be put on leave unpaid leave so you can think about it.
And then if if you're not if you're not vaccinated by April
2, then you're fired now here's what's interesting. We have
brought this up and pretty quickly I started to get a lot
of emails and I'm well intended people. Dude, stop giving your
money to those a holes go to Patriot mobile. And I know the
industry a little bit so let me just tell you for those of you
who think you're doing everybody a solid by going to Patriot
mobile which I saw being promoted by Don Jr, which always
gives me pause. Patriot mobile runs on Sprint's network, which
is owned by T Mobile, which is owned by Deutsche Telekom, etc.
So Patriot mobile, sorry, it's not very patriotic to kind of
OPT you skate that obvious point. Unless you can see some
benefit to doing that John, put at&t. at&t is doing the same.
All the all the companies are doing the same to their
employees. As we learned that's because insurance companies are
forcing them into it. I don't have proof but
I probably we will. We should. We should track down the Genesis
and slam in other words that people want you to do something
like Patriot vote. Why don't you spend your time tracking down
the genesis of why this is happening in the first place of
the T Mobile employees and let's bust their balls. Let's find out
who they are. It's something like you said is probably an
insurance company or somebody like that. And it's go after
them instead of after t mobile's just doing trying to stay in
business the way I see it.
Yeah, if I get pushed back on this, you know, well, it's still
it's the it's the operator. It's not the network. Okay, I don't
know. I just just it's the same thing. Everything's tied
together. It's all crap. A holes. Hey, here's something
going back to our Oh, bad shit can happen if you're vaccinated.
I know. It's it's a no causation, but certainly,
correlation
at least 11 A motorcycle crash crashes have occurred here in
Austin within the last 72 hours of these almost all resulted in
serious injuries. At least four were fatal. That's odd.
That's odd. 11 motorcycle accidents in Austin in the past
over the weekend
was like to get that Navy pilot who crashed on the deck. Hmm. No
are these accidents that he said damn vaccine but
I know no i i watched the video and I listened to the audio. I
couldn't really hear him say it. So anyway, we do have a couple
quick updates. Just share with everybody on the COVID vaccine
fronds tonight as COVID restrictions loosened across the
country, parents of America's Youngest children grappling with
the news that Vaccines for Children six months to under
five have been put on hold Pfizer wait or trial data
delaying its request for FDA authorization of its vaccine for
that age group. For a few more months,
I think the more vaccines
for me the better to wait a few more months. If it's for safety.
I think it's a really good thing.
Pediatricians including those at Golden Gate pediatrics outside
San Francisco now telling parents to
be patient, like I
understand, but you know, I think there's a bit of a
letdown. But overall, it's better to get it right
then if anything, this should add some trust the general
public about how thoroughly the FDA looks at all data with
respect to safety and efficacy.
Hey, I'm noticing something else is going on with our mainstream
media. I'm hearing a lot of up talking and gay up talking. Have
you noticed this? Yeah. So it's it's more prevalent than ever.
And not that I have a problem with
a buddy with that, because I've been noticing it for a couple of
years.
Yeah, but this is a BS. Okay. Well, it just seems okay. I'm
noticing it because I'm, I'm less sensitive to it, I guess.
Yeah, that's exactly yeah. Goes because you got the brain fog.
Let's see what CDC says. So
on the one hand, the number of cases continues to go down,
which is great on the other 99% of the country.
This voice that you're playing now is the one that's I think is
a newer voice and is getting and this is the one you were
bitching about a minute ago at that woman who said vaccines.
This is the voice that's really getting on my nerves. Is perky
bull crap. Voice. Yes.
Oh, man, I have lots of that for you. So
on the one hand, the number of cases continues to go down,
which is great. Other mining
is like this. So this is CBS weekend. So it's kind of news.
But isn't that that kind of editorializing in a newscast? A
little weird, or is that not listed? Put this way, not what
you'd expect from the Tiffany news network? When she says, Oh,
this is great. You know what I mean?
It should be illegal.
Who is she to determine if it's great. Is she a medical expert?
Yeah. So on the one hand, the number of cases continues to go
down, which is great on the other 99% of the countries still
has high transmission rates. So some states are already
loosening restrictions, but the CDC is not budging on their
recommendations, what to do if their state leaders are telling
them something different than
this. What did she say? 99% of the nation has high transmission
rates.
Some states are almost listening, and percent you can
use to go down, which is great on the other 99% of the
countries still has high transmission rates. So
99% of the country. So what what's that 1% Do you think?
Well, I don't care about that. What is she talking about? I
haven't got a high transmission rate. Tina doesn't have I mean,
that's three out of the three people we know.
Maybe she's just talking about states. Just looking at 99%
of the country. Oh, maybe? Yeah. Very poorly put. Hello, CBS
either 99% of the country still has high transmission rates. So
some states are already loosening restrictions, but the
CDC is not budging on their recommendations. What should
someone do if their state leaders are telling them
something different than the CDC?
Up against stuff again? Let's go back into this math. 99% of the
states. Well, there's how many states are there? 50. Do you
have 99% of 50?
That's it. That's a good one. It would have to be it would have
to be 98%. If you had a state that was doing better. Am I
saying that right?
I think the new shirts 98 Might even be
if every time If every state is part of 100, then 100 each state
would be 2%. Yeah, okay, just simple. Let's let's COVID Fall
would be right COVID 99 you can have 99% It's not possible.
Unless you split the state in half and Canada's, I have a
state.
Well, maybe there's maybe the Austin is 1% by itself or
something? Yeah.
No, the reasons, you know, I'll tell you what it is. Yeah. Okay.
Just throw a numbers as
right. It's bullshit.
What should someone do if their state leaders are telling them
something different than the CDC?
Well, the key thing now is not just transmission rate, it's
hospitalization rate. And so when there is adequate space in
the hospital, we have oral drugs like the Pfizer drug and the
monoclonal antibodies that work, we can lower mast mandates and
go back to a new normal. The key is it's different all across the
country, depending on what city you live in. But transmission
rates are not the only metric now.
Oh, yes. It's not the only metric now. Okay. So first, he
said very specifically, monoclonal antibodies that work.
If you heard that. I did, it was catchy. The reason for that is
this clip I thought I had a clip about it. Yes, this is the
reason for that.
And when there's news on therapeutics tonight to fight
COVID, the FDA authorizing a new monoclonal antibody treatment
from Eli Lilly, they showed promising results in fighting
omachron to monoclonal antibody treatments previously, that were
doing well against the Delta variant to show not to be as
effective against omachron that Eli Lilly therapy we're told
will be given intravenously to infected patients at high risk
of severe illness with
another tool in the battle against the virus. Phil, thank
you. He was talking about Phil when he said another tool.
That's a different story. Hey, it looks like Eli Lilly was
tossed a bone. Hey, guys, like hey, come on, man. Guys.
What about us?
Are you trying to screw us man? Come on, bro. Next time, it'll
be something we got. We will let you in. Alright, do do
monoclonal antibody. Okay, thanks. We'll promote it right
away.
Yeah, but we had competition. Don't worry about we'll take
care of them. Take him off the market.
Okay. So it's no longer just transmissibility. How do they
measure that? Yeah, don't don't answer that. There's one other
important metric that will determine what we do any clues
any idea any thoughts what that metric will be? bone structure,
given how many states are now doing their own thing?
Do you see that? Oh, another find CBS term ladies and
gentlemen narrow. Hey, this is going back to the Oh wow.
Groovy. Do your own thing. Man. thing. What color's your
parachute
given? How many states are now doing their own thing? Do you
think that puts pressure on the CDC to change federal guidelines
at all?
Yeah, it's difficult at the CDC because there's not gonna be one
size fits all What the CDC needs to do is set parameters. If you
have this many hospital beds vacant, then it's okay to go to
these restrictions and have case numbers or x that you can go to
why? So it's gonna be different depending on where you live, and
it's not gonna be one size fits all from the CDC.
There you go. It's about the hospitals. Okay. Got it. Now
that you've depleted your hospital systems of staff. Yeah.
Now you want to punish us by wearing a face diaper just to
make you happy? Come on, what a bunch of dicks. Oh, so this is
happening everywhere. The backpedaling is in place. They
are rolling out their their their health professionals in
every state to let everybody know that the science has
changed. The science has changed. And realities change
reality itself has changed. Thank you. The New York Times
told me so. And nowhere was this better. shown that they are
they're bringing out the team that is supposed to break the
news. And I think we've seen resignations of several top
health state Health Medical Officers some doubted Yes,
maybe. So they have to bring in the second stringers off the
bench to let everybody know and kind of bring this message.
Yeah, the message is we're doing okay, but we have to be careful
the hospitals and man, the woman they had do this in Illinois,
Dr. elemi Emily Landon, as she's reading this from rescript I
think this takes the cake on on her speech and speech patterns
that that make us chuckle.
Make no mistake. Illinois today is not the day to stop the math
mandate. And that's why it's not happening today. There's still
way too many cases, but things are changing quickly. They're
improving. Many have asked for a metric or a number that will
guide the rules and regulations. But each wave of this pandemic
has had different characteristics, different
behavior, and no single metric has been able to reliably
predict the outcomes and the trajectory of each of the
variants.
Holy crap, do you hear this reversal? We have no metrics. We
have no metrics. We have no metrics,
smart physicians, scientists, epidemiologists, and public
health officials are going to disagree about which metric to
use and the exact date to repeal mandates and rules. This kind of
discourse is good. It shows that we have a diverse community of
experts that are considering all the angles,
oh, now we're considering all the angles. And the one thing
that
we all agree on is the need to aggressively respond to new
threats on the horizon with precautionary measures. And then
once our modelers and epidemiologists are able to able
to reliably predict the trajectory, we have to begin
then to shape a strategy for undoing some of those
mitigations and mandates. Preparing to appeal statewide
masking mandates at the end of the month is aggressive and
optimistic, but also reasonable.
Wait a minute, we're bringing in reason what happened to the
science,
but it's also reasonable. This does not mean that no one needs
to wear a mask anymore. It's an acknowledgement that cases have
fallen to an acceptable or manageable level, hospitals can
handle the sick businesses are likely to be able to stay open,
the cushion of immunity from just so many omachron cases will
help shield us from the exponential thread that is so
threatening in the short term, cases will still happen,
outbreaks will probably still happen. Of course, it helps to
have everyone masked, but when cases are low, the likelihood of
encountering someone with COVID is also low, making universal
masking mandates less impactful.
And I think that the presentation doesn't work
without seeing the video. You know, you don't get the full
idiocy of this woman gesturing like she's talking to a class of
kindergarteners. But that's it. That's why
there's a little bit at the beginning. It sounded pretty
good. You can see that she was like, you know, animated sound
like Churchill? Yeah. A little bit. She's just lecturing. You
know this, like this health department people are just Yes,
go ahead. Say it Lincoln. The whole
scheme goes say it man. Come on, say it.
The rat poop inspectors are a weak link in this whole thing in
this whole? What honk?
Yeah, exactly. I was doing a screwed up COVID. Fog.
Yeah, Hong Kong, to talk about truckers.
First, before we talk about them, let's play a kind of a
supercut that I stole from the people that steal from us. Fox
Yeah. And this is a just this is just people making comments on
MSNBC and CNN only about the truckers and they by the way,
they It should be pointed out that the MSN and see CNN, MSNBC
and CNN folk. They're all they all hate the truckers. They're a
bunch of losers and they're very matte misogynist. They're
terrible people. And this is classic elites frowning upon the
working class
are some of the organizers of this protest, which as I
mentioned, started more than a week ago. They do want to
overthrow the government
Canadian officials calling this situation a quote, nationwide
insurrection.
The police chief says COVID protests are a quote nationwide
insurrection driven by madness
a nationwide insurrection driven by madness. Just think
of the language I know it sounds familiar to you right a threat
to democracy and insurrection sedition
that police say that they are under resourced and they are
overwhelmed. They have said that this city is under siege. It's
not
just truckers there's a lot of I've heard there's Q anon
supporter crowd residents
who say they feel terrorized. intimidated.
That's a call. Yeah, I love the Q anon bit from that turd woman.
Yeah, what's not that that was that wasn't Katie was that Katie
or was that turd? Was it turd? Yeah, it wasn't the other one.
The horrible woman the I forget her name now. Yeah, horrible.
There was this just give me an idea is a peep that the people
who cure hate The working middle class.
Yes, this is a theme of yours for the last few shows and I
think it's a good one.
Yeah. And it's obvious just going on bearing fruit. So there
was this this article in The Atlantic titled when the trucker
convoy came for me
Wow, yeah. This is a take off on the juicing, you know, they came
for Debian, they came for the they came for the they got for
the first they came for the Jews and they came for the liberals
and they came with and then they came for me,
Stephen Marsh, Mar See he or marchais. As a writer. I've
explored political rage at a distance. The anti Vax trucker
convoy brought it up close and personal.
They starts right away with it with a pejorative. Well, now
that but a lie. They're not an anti Vax convoy. They're an anti
mandate convoy, that there is a difference, especially if we
consider the fact and we believe the fact that 90% of them
already vaccine. So that starts off. So you start your premise,
just the way you do this kind of thing by just for writers out
there want to learn little tricks. If you if you want it,
this is like getting suckered by a pathological liar. You got to
start early. So you start with a lie right at the beginning and
just let that see the into the whole piece. But it's but the
pieces based on the life. Good.
Yeah, that's exactly what's going on here. I'll just just
pick a couple pick a couple sentences from it. The truckers
matter principally, as an example of an American political
proxy conflict spilling over our border. And as a harbinger of
more such conflicts, the Ottawa police chief has declared that a
sizeable element from the US has been involved in fundraising and
organizing. Yes, so he immediately goes to Trump, by
the way, going to trump it's Maga. It's, he doesn't mention Q
anon. And then of course
he by the way, let me stop you again. This is already turning
if you haven't seen this piece. I'm glad this is turning this is
already I gotta keep reading and I'll think of it again.
The truckers disgust me because they believe lies and want to
force
that didn't take long
can I finish the sentence?
This guy is so this guy's insulting the integrity of these
truckers. And to even suggest that has anything to do with the
wimpy Americans who haven't done Jack and it's not just a
Canadian thing from the get go cuz it's a fact. We haven't
gotten Yeah, we have our associations. Maybe it
afterwards began and they got jacked up down there all jacked
into the Ottawa area. We started giving him money through
GoFundMe and the other operation that's which has made side trips
and go also. It was American sponsored. It just means oh my
god, we haven't got the the net the we haven't got the balls of
the Canadians to do this ourselves. So let's give him
some money. He doesn't look at it from that perspective.
And nowhere does He say, although I really appreciated
them when they were first responders and brought me my
food during the lock downs and the previous 24 months. Colon or
coma. Anything would have suffice. None of that's in
there. The truckers disgust me.
I'm I have to add emphasis. It's nice that in there.
Yes. It says it right here.
He says the truckers disgust him.
Let me finish the whole let me finish this one paragraph. Okay,
okay. I'm sorry. The truckers disgust me because they believe
lies and want to force their lies on the rest of the country.
They disgust me because they are not playing by the rules and
represent a threat to decent orderly citizens. If I'm being
honest, in some part of my Canadian soul, they disgust me
because they're making a scene. Ultimately, they disgust me
because they are so disgusted. And their anger and loathing
have now provoked a mirroring anger and Loathing in my self.
Care to analyze that Dr. Dvorak?
I have no idea what he's trying to do, though,
I'll continue. For the first time I felt political rage, a
sharp rise in testosterone, blinding and stupefying and
violent. I am ashamed to have felt it
hold on a second. So he's got something he gets testosterone
itself.
Bear with me. I'll start over with that
sentence. And you know what a buddy just cut your nuts off,
you'll be fine. For the first
time I felt political rage, a sharp rise in testosterone.
their own blinding and stupefying and violent. I am
ashamed to have felt it. Clearly men should not be in power. Our
hormones make us too unreliable testosterone is a hell of a
drug. On my way home, I saw stragglers from the convoy
lining up outside the Japanese cheesecake bakery and the pot
shops that have come to dominate Toronto's urban landscape. I
wanted them gone. This was not a healthy desire. The desire is to
punish which is the dominant motive of both the left and the
right in the United States. It's fundamentally stupid. I hoped we
could have avoided in Canada. Do dude, this guy is angry about
feeling testosterone.
This guy's off the rails. He should go he should check into a
clinic. Seriously,
it may be he's had a vasectomy
when No, huh? Yeah.
I don't know why I did that.
That's good. I like you should do it throughout the show.
Okay, then let's see where I had this thing.
That's really pathetic that the fact that that even got
published? Oh, yeah. Oh, yes. They say you got to consider the
editor here. Hmm. And the publisher who is you know, jobs.
The Accidental billionaire? Yeah. It's like, that should not
have been published.
I think this cheat sheet probably signed off on it
personally. Hey, another man who hates him being a man. It's
good. publish that guy right away, front page, push them to
the top put them in the algo. That's a lot happening this
weekend, CBS noticed
Canada's horn Hawking protesters have led to copycat
demonstrations in France. Today in Paris police fired tear gas
against people who defied orders to leave and told them to stop
disrupting traffic near the Arc de Triomphe. Some 500 vehicles
were stopped at checkpoints trying to enter the French
capital.
Yeah, she doesn't mention Vienna or Berlin, or Amsterdam or
Madrid, or, oh, there were protests in Australia, Canberra.
I think I owe this. This is happening. And it is it does
appear to be a trucker type thing. I love the trucker idea.
I read about a military strategy which is I think it's like the
dead the sunken boat strategy or something. If you want to mess
with your enemy, then you sink a couple of big ships right in
front of their harbor. Yeah, that's pretty much what this is.
And these these trucks are ships make your own ships. And this is
a real problem. That's a real problem. Is a report
all the amount of money that is being jacked around with off
that bridge to Windsor? Yeah, is huge. And the fact that Biden
hasn't, Biden is cool, you're gonna crack down, you know, the
alleys, people want to crack down, you can't do it with these
truckers. And the tow truck companies have already come out
and said and many of these people are not gonna support.
I'm not going to you guys want to talk more about you call the
different company called different companies, you know,
structure heavy, they're going to be I'm not going to do it.
What's in it for me? And so besides being dangerous, and
Biden should call Trudeau and say, hey, put a stop to this so
we can get this thing get our economy but you know, this is
not good for the trade between our two countries just take care
of it instead of you doing the right thing. Don't put up with
their crap, which is what he essentially said he would not
would that voice broadcast. Right? He can't do that voice.
Well, Viva fry are are no agenda. boots on the ground,
buddy.
He's me gave the bum's rush to that person after they showed
this. No agenda t shirt.
What do you mean the bum's rush?
Yeah, okay. Bye. bum's rush.
Can you turn down one half a dB? Okay, because when you get
excited me I'm yelling at you good now perfect. Don't touch
it.
Why am I shouting?
We all wonder
and look jacked up but we like Viva Fridays. He's a good dude.
And he's been doing He's good. He just looks very pleasurable.
He
looks pleasant is the guy like yeah, I want to believe this
guy. This guy is he has
been around a while on his face, perpetual smile on his face. And
then we look serious for a second
and it's not like he's new on the scene. The guy's been
around. Yeah. So there's there's reason for people to trust him.
And he in a very short clip, he said, Hey, I know how this is
going to end because we determined on Thursday really
the the It's all bad outcomes for Trudeau unless he says oh
just stop the mandates which he can't do because it just Qantas
not, is not going to this obvious beating their brains in
that doesn't seem to be happening there's you know,
they're getting a little antsy and they've they're showing a
little bit of force, just letting it sit and play out they
know that's not going to work. Now, Viva fry, I think has the
right solution on my
prediction is that the mandates will be slowly dropped province
by province, but what they're gonna do, they're gonna pressure
their political appointee medical experts to recommend,
you know, it's gonna be the blink of an eye, recommend it so
that when we do it, it's not because we're listening to the
truckers. It's because we're listening to the science.
The science has changed. I think he's right. That's that's the
way for them to do the science. That's the way you do it. The
sciences, the truckers know
vaccinate, we move on to that tense standoff at the US
Canadian border, it appears to be coming to an end trucks that
had been blocking the Ambassador Bridge of vital thoroughfare
between the two countries being removed. Police facing off with
hundreds of protesters remaining behind the bridge still closed.
Those protests against COVID restrictions spilling overseas
now including Paris police using tear gas there to disperse
demonstrators.
Now, I don't know if that's true. It doesn't seem like the
bridge is being cleared out. And is this just a hopeful report
from ABC?
I think they just given a script and they read it. I don't know
what to I didn't see it either. I mean, there's a lot of
streamers out there that are showing it. I didn't see any
evidence anything changing that much? No.
I'm not quite sure what they were talking about. There is an
analog to this. Yes, we have yet another one. Not from 1919. This
time.
And by the way, this back to that last clip. He's, again,
like you pointed out in the other clip, he specifically said
Paris and never mentioned worldwide, which is what's
really going on. Oh, yeah. And I think the reason for that is
from a deconstructed point of view. We always think of Paris
as a plate or Paris or France in general where they have strikes
all the time. Right? They strike all the time, Dad doesn't
mean Right, right, right. Don't say anything about Berlin. Yeah,
don't
mention where they never strike. Not like dat, or Madrid or word
isn't Australia and everyplace else? No, just because the
French are notorious. And everyone I've got stuck there
once because of a strike. And it's just they're always
striking. Yeah. So it's no big deal.
I was flying and I had to divert because the air traffic control
just went on strike. Go land somewhere else. But
yeah, I believe at 10pm
on December 3 1973, who doesn't remember a 37 year old trucker
from Overland Park Kansas named Jay W. Edward stopped his rig
suddenly in the middle of interstate I at near Blakeslee,
Pennsylvania and picked up his CB radio microphone. The
insurrection he was about to start using his now famous
handle river rat would give America's independent truckers
their first national voice along the way elevate them to folk
hero status. These guys they blocked a bridge I think for 11
days this was back in the because of the price of oil the
during the OPEC oil crisis, ah, and and they were heralded as
heroes at the time. Do you remember I was definitely too
young to remember.
I. I remember. I don't I do not remember this episode A and B. I
don't remember anyone hailing them as heroes. And I doubt that
they would at the time, they probably would after the fact
which may happen with these truckers in Canada to the
greatest that's possible. I think maybe that was just a
reverse look at history. Hmm. Okay.
I got one last report
breaking down the border blockade. With Canadian police
slowly moving in anti vaccine mandate, protesters started
clearing out Saturday, blasting their horns on the way. Angry
straggler stayed behind confronting police. Who are you
protecting? We're just as passionate about our Bill of
Rights and in this country as you are about about yours. The
law enforcement action follows a court order for protesters to
move away from the Ambassador Bridge. The key border crossing
carries 10,000 commercial vehicles a day between the US
and Canada transporting about $325 million worth of goods. The
now six day blockade has disrupted auto plants in Canada
and several states analyst estimate its cost carmakers, 700
million and counting.
So they have not caused mass outages just yet. But I think
we're on the brink of them having that effect.
This is the third weekend of protests that be began with a
cross country trucker convoy rolling into Canada's capital,
Ottawa bolstered by anti vaccine groups with mandating protesters
have also disrupted the border crossing it Coots, Alberta.
That was a great sound drop.
I like that. This is the third weekend of protests that began
with a cross country trucker convoy rolling into Canada's
capital, Ottawa, bolstered by anti vaccine groups
to put mandating pro so
he says, yep, anti Vax groups, not mandate and then play a clip
of a guy saying you need to stop the mandates. Yeah, that's
fucking sorry.
That's COVID you but what who was who was your what?
Our CBS CBS, CBS the Tiffany vSRX
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third weekend a protests that began with a cross country
trucker convoy rolling into Canada's capital, Ottawa,
bolstered by anti vaccine groups
with mandating stuff.
Protesters have also disrupted the border crossing it Coots,
Alberta just across from Montana. The blockades have been
condemned by the trucking industry and called illegal by
Canada's Prime Minister. Bruce Heyman is the former US
ambassador to Canada,
there was no expectation that this group of people who were
legitimately protesting would be radicalized by extremists. And
they are being encouraged now, quite actively, almost daily by
some extremist within the United States.
It's the extremists in the United States.
Yeah, white supremacist Rahm
Trump. Just say it just say Trump Trump, Trump Trump. I want
to say Trump actually do have one you want to hear premier a
Ford get grilled by
this guy Ford guys got it. Go. Hi, good
morning premier Collins melon from CTV News. Now this was a
pretty consequential weekend this last weekend in Ontario.
You call it a siege. Audible police said it was an
insurrection. A day later Ottawa police or the City of Ottawa
declared a state of emergency on Saturday. There was of course a
large scale protests in downtown Toronto. There have been a lot
of questions about you and your visibility. Premier. CTV News
is this this is God Is this an IT CTV? Is that an independent
group that can't be
an actual CTV is the main competitor a CBC?
Oh, okay. And they probably didn't get any, any of the $600
million.
No, no, I'm sure they got the money to wow,
you actually did a Canadian accent? No,
no, did you did it? Oh, got this can you got the money, and they
took it and spent it.
I have actually vowed I will never do an aboot or an eight a
joke ever again. I'm glad out of respect for what I've seen
Canada capable of. Okay. And I tweeted such and you know, a no,
no. And people he that way. It's fine. You know what people
tweeted back at me when I said that? Don't man we like it.
Don't Don't stop that. We like it.
Oh, no. I went to I went to I gave it I said this in the show
where I went gave a speech in Toronto some years years ago, 20
years ago. And I, I put a little bit of a Canadian twist on it. I
did talk a little slower. But it's not that they talk slow,
but they like to say things a different way. And so and they
have a little slightly up talk. They did the whole speech that
way. It sounded fine. Everyone loved it. And they're going
guesses you know, I had no idea. You're Canadian. That's great.
That's great, man. That's very talented. If you can if you can
pull that off. That's pretty good. Yeah, that's good. All
right, let's let's get to this clip. Hi, good morning,
Premier Collins Mellon from CTV News. This was a pretty
consequential weekend this last weekend in Ontario. You call it
a siege. Audible police said it was an insurrection. A day later
Ottawa police or the City of Ottawa declared a state of
emergency. On Saturday. There was of course a large scale
protests in downtown Toronto. There have been a lot of
questions about you and your visibility. Premier, CTV News
has obtained photos of you in cottage country. We've spoken
with people who took pictures with you who say you were
snowmobiling on Saturday premiere? Can you explain why
you decided to go snowmobiling during a stated insurrection and
see in auto
let me make a very clear column. I've been on this phone almost
24/7 along with the Premier's us ambassadors, the governor, the
Prime Minister around the clock Make no mistake I have been
engaged from the second this has happened and I'll be continuing
being engaged with the the authorities that we need to talk
to I love
the let me make it very clear you piece of crap. You
know when it would have been funny, although I know he would
have the guts to do it. When he says I'm on the phone 24/7 And
the guy should have retorted with you have a snowmobile with
us. phonies
seriously and also Wow, your job sounds really hard. Is it any?
Is it any harder than was
your ear hurting? Oh,
do you work as much as a telemarketer? Do you get paid
the
same press for it your ear fair
enough, but you're not dismissing what I'm saying here
I'm asking you Premier. Were you snowmobiling on Saturday in
cottage country I lotto was under siege, as you say.
Let me tell you, Colin, I was at the cottage. Let me tell you
about all my snowmobile. I take calls to one o'clock in the
morning, I get calls before i What happened to 24/7 I went out
on my snowmobile, I take calls to one o'clock in the morning, I
get calls before six o'clock in the morning. And I will not stop
until we get this taken care of. And I will continue to make sure
we're engaged in every single area of our responsibility.
To be fair, I mean, the guy only gets to sleep five hours, I
mean, truckers have a much more luxurious life. What a tool man,
do you think Canada will get pissed off enough to vote
someone like that out? Do you think that that that anger is
there? Is there enough of them? Do it? Have we seen the last of
the the great Canadian outrage, which I think we should, it
should have its own weekend
to see I'm always stunned by the fact that they revolted or got
Trudeau in for this last term is surprised well,
but that was you know, that was a whole political trick they did
and you know, all of the the super powers that had given
themselves a hope does it there's a whole analysis of you
know, his time everything was great. He didn't do shit. The
timing of that snap election everything was just done to
continue power. There was no almost no getting away from it.
And I also think Where's where's the opposition? And I know that
the lady from the Conservative Party is making a lot of noise.
But what an opera what a political opportunity. Now
there's some stupidity in these parties. You can finger on this
one seek that was sick has it made you want to pronounce it
the Indian guy was coming out against the truckers and he's in
a Labor Party. Yeah, I mean, not great. The labor Labor Party but
a party that's that's like pro labor communist. Yeah. That's
that's the cool thing.
That's the cool things that the socialists and the commies hate
the truckers because it's it's yeah, it's a workers protest,
but it's not approved. It's not our workers protest. It's a real
one. Yeah, the real ones are no good. Yeah, it's crazy. Anyway,
go truckers. Today is an important day and no agenda show
history. Where we once again will tell you based upon
geopolitical and other analyses, who will win the Super Bowl.
Yes, the Super Bowl. Is that right after the show? Yeah. Um,
between the more time is actually I mean, okay, I think
330 I think yeah, three three kicks off at 330 Yeah, I
think so. 330 your time? Yeah, okay, uh, 530 here Yeah, I got
you Okay.
Oh, something like
I don't want to miss it you know
Yeah. Well you're not gonna miss much I'm I don't think you could
you don't know there's a number of aspects of this game that the
the rams are clearly the superior team by a by just
unbelievably large because
the ad for people don't know this is the Super Bowl. The
final two teams is the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati
Bengals This is what Cincinnati Bengals
Oh yeah. This is a Bengals and the and the Los Angeles Rams
Cincinnati showed that they have a lot of they have a quarterback
that is he's cool. He's cool. Joe Cool man will have a Joe
name is they'll get acquainted with Joe Namath style a Joe
Montana style and a Brady style I mean he's very super talented.
A winner and he's a winner to the Rams he got a quarterback
who's they've improved their quarterback but the guy's never
proven to be a winner he could be can win maybe if he did they
keep him out of the you know, out of too many plays. Cuz it's
the defense of the rams that is the important part of this.
Unfortunately this I'm gonna end this shortly believe me.
Unfortunately, the rams have a coach who is in the Superbowl
one should be once before with the different quarterbacks and
only managed to score three bold points in the entire Super Bowl.
Considering he's supposed to be this offensive genius. He
couldn't come up with anything. So that to me is the is going to
be the if they lose it the Rams loses this coach's fault.
Wow, this that's that's a you did a sports analysis you didn't
tell us geopolitically who's going to win. You tried to make
sense. I don't like that. Yeah, I
know you don't. But that's what I had to do. All right now. Now,
geopolitically, I
don't see it. Oh, it's so easy.
It's obvious to you. Yeah, of course. Well, first of all,
Los Angeles sucks. It's just this it's it's a hellhole. It's
a piece of crap. And we need to start the true demise. Now I'm a
little on the fence if the right will riot start in the winning
city in the losing city, or both. And seeing China's
involvement in the state of Ohio I am going to say good day.
Bengals win and and it's not by a little bit it's going to be
crushing
by would ever be a fun game if that was the case because that
would prove my point about the coach but the riots are always
traditionally stone
the winning winning the winning. Yeah, I know. I know. So I'm
going a little bit against my wishes but because you want to
write to be in LA Yeah,
I do. I do that would make the Willie has great riots when they
have a riot. It's good. Yeah, people die. Yeah.
They don't fit or mess around in LA.
So they have some good riots. Um, okay, we'll see. I'm
thinking
anyway, we'll see it's it's probably gonna be the bedding
the bedding folks think it's gonna be they give Cincinnati
three and a half points. Four points. Maybe is that what does
that mean? That means that they win by Cincinnati. If you bet on
Cincinnati, and they lose by one point you win.
Oh, it's a handicap.
Yeah, it's similar. Okay, scald the spread.
Can we still get in on that?
Yeah, you always get it right to the right to kick off are you
kidding?
I've not I've never gambled on sport. I don't gamble at all
really?
Yeah, I just not a good at habits. No, it can get become a
habit. I
think that's the real problem. Yeah. Okay. So do we have I
mean, I'm saying Bengals are you in or out? Are you you think
yes, because of the LA
likes. I would love to see the Bengals win. And I liked it
point spread I would bet on the Bengals. Sure because they do
you know lose by two and still win. I always like a good
spread. But and I don't like Los Angeles generally speaking in
terms of their their athletic teams, because it can be with us
up up here.
Also, in terms of their complete, Eurotrash douche Enos
that is Los Angeles and I think that's another reason just to
hate on the Rams. Yep. And with that, I'd like to thank you for
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No but it's very easy for you to be critical because as the art
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There were I think there were technical problems with it.
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We didn't discuss that.
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I hope he sees in the country yet, but he's on his way out.
And he's gonna be full on he's not hanging around for
what's next. I hope I am corrected my assessment of post
Olympic timing for hostilities. So there you go. So my travel
plans are an interrupted or an Wow, this OCR scan sucks. I am
used to the nose rape flying overseas, but the process is
becoming less invasive. I wonder if this is either to reduce the
COVID count or to send super spreaders overseas and help the
US to look comparatively better Gone but not forgotten. In March
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gotta go to the original note. This OCR that we got is
unreadable OCR is always Yeah, I didn't realize it was gonna be
that bad. Hold
on. Okay, we know we're worried I can pick it up. I got it.
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the process is becoming less invasive. I wonder if it is to
either deduce the COVID count or to send super spreaders overseas
and help the US to look comparatively better, Gone but
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we cannot let the cure be worse than the problem itself. Many
Americans believe the stock market fixated business loving
and Washington outsider president with decades of your
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leadership and prevent government overreach and
economic ruin. Yet without a doubt, he abdicated his
presidential responsibility to bureaucrats bureaucrats and
permitted overreach setting the stage for others to push further
away from Liberty. Which leads me back to an unlikely scenario
of allowing potential typhoid Mary's like me overseas by using
less invasive testing. While it seems as unlikely as bat eating
induced COVID After so much unlikely that has happened the
past 23 months maybe it's true. As my late brother sir angelic
night often said it's not a conspiracy theory if it's true,
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Giorgia 27877 Associate Executive Producer the first one
first off want to thank you both of your courage and and value
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better exit strategy than this? How is this an exit strategy
except we die?
On the show? That's the way everyone wants to go in the
saddle baby head against the mic. That's right. Third, I want
to thank Avery my friend and recently former colleague for
hitting me in the mouth three years ago that was on show 1110
The Kremlin crush. Alas while I've pleasantly frequented the
no agenda Shop This is my first donation so please de douche me.
You've been de douche monthly subscription ensuing.
Subsequently let everyone know that Obama is it. Ohana. Ohana
is a douchebag. Okay, Ohana Valentine shout out to my
amazing wife Melanie for six wonderful years and two
beautiful boys. Our anniversary is the 20th her birthday, the
21st and our youngest birthday on the 25th I need some F cancer
for my brother Tim who recently got COVID while also dealing
with experimental treatments for his melanoma that has painfully
progressed into his lungs. Also Avery and I could both use some
jobs karma with an R to D to kick okay we got a lot going on
here with you sir. Being my first donation please indulge me
with the following jingles yes I'm happy to screw your freedom
get vaccinated you might die that's true and thank you for
your diligence Adam says Yes Go Dogs. Okay, we gotcha screw you
freedom. You might not that's true you've got karma
run along today Michael Hain are in Paris, Paris. California.
255. Jingles he wants to hold load a wait
a minute. We wait a minute. Wasn't this the guy who came in
Thursday morning?
Yeah, I think it was, wasn't it?
Yeah. Yep. Yep. Yep. Cuz he said Deb. John was still welcome on
twit.
But did we? Did we? Yeah, we
did a knighting list and we read his note.
Okay, good. Just want to make sure we got that. So that's done
right.
Michael, you're covered already. You're good man. You guys try
though.
Good work.
Josh Springer. We'll go to him in Indianapolis to 2222
Switcheroo is a switcheroo. It's a row of ducks is a V Day gift
toward my dame hood.
I'm sorry. It's a geese. Is it not geese is not ducks.
He said this. This is a row of ducks.
Oh, I thought that the whole point of the donation was geese.
No, no, this is this is a Yeah, well that was once but we'll
call it whatever he wants to call it. Okay, good enough. He
says it's a row of ducks. It's a V Day gift toward the dame hood.
Smoking HOTTEST. Jhansi fan club. Brittany Baxter. Lesyk.
It's a good name.
So Brittany is is the head of the Jhansi fan club.
That would be your fan club.
Oh Johnson
Johnson. Your Johnson Yes. Your John's
following. Brittany Yeah, go Britney. By the way. Brittany
Baxter is a great name. It's a radio name heroine.
It's it's like hey everybody. Brittany Baxter. Here's 100
job. She lost her job during a pandemic and use that as an
opportunity to chase the dream of starting a plant based nut
free food product company. There you go. That's a specialty. She
has grown it from a single product being made in her
kitchen to quite the operation. If you are ever in Indianapolis
in the Indianapolis area, pick yourself up some amaze ball. It
lives up to its name. I'm surprised somebody has a
completed product they might have made right here have it
amazed ball is the savory cheese balls spread. Cheese without the
cheese is available at any local grocer and farmers markets.
Happy Valentine's Day. Thank you for being my partner in crime
literally and figuratively. I'm so so very proud of you then
that you are mine love Josh.
Oh, that's so sweet. Cheese Balls without the cheese
you might die
you've got karma
Baron Sir John of South London tu tu tu tu tu tu tu tu tu tu tu
tu tu tu tu London is the United Kingdom please. Oh urgent health
karma request please accept this donation of tu tu tu tu tu as my
latest installment in the value for value that no agenda gives
me also my friend Molly has gone off the radar and doesn't reply
to texts or calls ghosted without going into too much
detail she has had issues in the past and I'm worried sick about
her now John's may be serious please would you an extended no
agenda family give her health karma. Thank you so much. Of
course we'll do that on be asleep. Hong Kong. Let's go
Brandon. Oh, okay. I don't know if you wanted to let go Brandon,
but I got I can satisfy both those things for you.
You've got karma
those are geese.
I, by the way, I've learned it's Canada geese. Not Canadian
geese.
Did you know that Canada geese
Yeah. The summer
I've always called them a Canadian geese. I've always said
we have a we have a deer. In the East Bay of California. We have
a large contingent of these animals. And they land in a you
know anytime there's a big grassy knoll the lamb there and
they'll start just eating weeds. And they do that. And the funny
thing is you wash it, it'd be like 100 of them. And there'll
be like about four of them that don't eat the weeds. They're
still there. They're standing up tall and straight up and their
and their next is elongated and they're looking all around the
guards the guards and you watch them and they looking out for
somebody coming or somebody with an axe. I don't know what
they're looking for, but they don't keep an eye out. And then
when one of the geese will swatch the suit they'll switch
sides and that geese was that goose will start eating the
eating whatever they're eating and they would never want to pop
up instead tickets place it's very it's quite something to see
is very coordinated.
Well listen, Sir Richard Attenborough. I appreciate the
lesson. All I'm saying is I've learned it's Canada geese, not
Canadian geese.
went off the rails a little bit. Anonymous is next. And he
Anonymous is not off the rails, but he's in for $222.23 another
row of geese anonymous. Hi, guys. Thanks for keeping me sane
for years. This donation is for my midi millennial man and I
donated last September for his birthday. He said Millennials
should come before the man Oh, okay. Okay. Always love is lit
get Vax. No,
get back. No
karma for you.
You've got karma. Run along.
Can you just I get I didn't get these jingles. Could you just do
this one for me? I got
Jessica Burks up next November. Sure, Texas, and I'm sure they
pronounce it Berkshire is Texas after all. 2222 ITM Jen sadly
that you know that on your previous show? 1424 I literally
sprayed milk from my nose. The goal of anyone with one liners
during your discussion on the possible meaning of the acronym,
acronym Sam sh M. This was my sign that it was time to donate.
Sam actually means stay at home mom. Yeah, for your future
reference.
We had all kinds of we we were really wrong on that weren't we?
Yeah, but we're having fun and we got her to spring milk from
her nose Yeah, this is a this is a bonus. I know this being one
myself to to under two human resources. I'd like to make a
shout out to my smoking odd husband is six years as our
anniversary is tomorrow on Valentine's Oh yeah. Oh, come
on.
John. Be nice.
Oh, please give me a D douching. I'm sure there was some iron
rolling when some we're getting married on balance.
You've been de deuced
she wants to dog karma for starting off our next year of
marriage. And an Obama boom shot Calaca jingle love is lit.
Yeah, there's no Obama Boom shakalaka that is that's Manning
bingo Boom shaka laka
is saying Jessica Burke
what do we have here? Samuel Nelson in Los Angeles, though,
get ready for the riots tonight Samuel to 2222 Please take these
ducks off my hands jingles that Trump is asshole. Sometimes you
guys are really weird with what you think these jingles are? And
you want to answer we'll give you a little bit of both. I
won't wait.
Oh, oh no, wait, wait, wait, what? I think what he meant was
the Trump where he says don't trust China. Trump don't trust
China China's asshole.
Oh, he wants the long the long version. Well see people you if
you got to give instructions Donald
Trump don't trust China Chinese.
Got no for home. I'll get a little bit of an sport. Roll
this answer and
I got hands
up you know what? I'm gonna play it all at the end of the show
today. You've got karma. We're light on indoor show mixes so
I'll play the full thing. Bill Nelson in Los Angeles. Another
one who's Oh, I'm sorry. We just did him back in Odenton Maryland
214 22 now which is the the Valentine's Day donation? Yes.
Sir Mack here trying to say I love you very much to my
valentine Dame Lauren. Hmm. Nice. There you go.
Oh, that's easy. Sir Don Francis in Chandler, Arizona, where the
214 20 Valentine's Day donation please credit this towards
Stephanie Francis's eventual Dame hood. Okay, keep your own
accounting. I can't think of a better way to honor my best
friend and the love of my life on Valentine's day than a
donation to the best podcast in the universe. I love you
Stephanie. Now, I will say Sir Don, I I always love donations
to the no agenda show for birthdays, anniversaries. I hope
you got to Ricard too, just in case. Which I might want to say
how much I love my keeper, Tina Marie curry. I have not been
able to purchase even a card for her because of the COVID So let
me make
one was your printer.
That's a good idea. Yeah, okay, cool. I'll make one yes. We used
to do this we used to do for mom make on i i get some yarn and
some glue.
A piece of paper. I think it'd be fine. Oh,
you're so practical. So much the romantic John. Yeah, you stick a
piece of paper in the printer.
Yeah, he's reading a Valentine's Day. Emily Williams to 1424 My
smokin hot husband's birthday. Oh, nice. Johnny V. Johnny V
isn't as much a very romantic as you think of Valentine baby. Oh,
he's born on Valentine's Day would be but I don't mind. He's
been teaching Mike and me conspiracy facts for 20 years.
What could be more romantic than that? It's pretty dang sexy to
me. XO X. Oh.
Doodle bug, doodle bug.
That's her nickname. I guess do Oris Is he the doodle bug that's
the question. Do the bug sir Walkman 24 to 1420 the 15th of
love month of the love month excuse me marks Dame tune sis
and I and I 35th anniversary and we never had a fight from the
lovable fuzzballs sir Walkman Thank you very much sir Walkman
these are nice these these short little beautiful Valentine's
greetings I love that that was it. That's it yeah, that's all
there was
oh, I'm sorry John. moot shank mooching I think which Inc?
which Inc 214 20 Valentine's Day donation please credit Amy
Mullen with this donation This is switch rooms which are
roaming he's making note Hmm. So I can avoid having to take her
out to eat tomorrow night off. There's a romantic
Well done. Well played.
Love you baby. No jingles no karma. Thanks, guys, John
mooching
what's funny is that I'm always reading a little head I'm like
where's this love you baby jingle I can't seem to find this
love you baby jingle until I realized that he said love you
baby daddy.
Yeah, yeah.
James Jackson 214 20 This donations from my wonderful
wife, Nicole Jackson, who just gave birth to our third human
resource Josephine James Jackson on February 12 2022. Love you
babe. I mean it. I would also like to wish my daughter's
Charlie and Everly Happy Valentine's Day, goat and baby
birthing karma for all you got to thank you James. You've got
karma.
And our last Valentine's Day specific donation comes from
David Ingram. Parts Unknown. $214.20 Australia is in
Australia. My smokin hot wife Carrie Rollins. Happy
Valentine's Day. Thanks for punching me in the mouth. She
punched him in the mouth. Love is lit. David
Kevin Brown also Oh, this is a 213 91 Interesting. I'm not sure
what this is and let's find out Kettering, Ohio Hi, John Adam,
this is my first donation on the way to knighthood. It's
significant for today's Super Bowl. burrow to chase is to 13
point 91 the Bengals are going to shock the world beating the
Rams who day I'd like to secure my future knighthood name of Sir
smooth line Knight of the loose women. I think you're pretty
good on safety there. stay free. No agenda nation he says. Very
nice. Very nice.
Christina Henry the de dame Christina pearl of the clear
blue skies in deputy Indiana. Go from deputy Indiana to 1346
Happy Birthday Mr. Henry I'm still a dame without an eye
towards your knighthood keeping my own accounting. You said you
didn't want a big deal made for your birthday so no Carmit no
jingles ma love
from Pearl. John when is in Austin, Texas. Sorry to hear
that to 12 Dots 68 I wonder if I know John I must know John in
the Morning John and Adam thank you for your courage yesterday
mark my 54th trip around the sun this donation elevates me to the
title of Night of the no agenda roundtable I shall henceforth be
known as Sir hold my beer. I require generous amounts of IPA
and ginormous beef ribs at the round table. You got it. Please
play as many of Rev Al's Greatest Hits as you see fit.
Well, I mean, there's only so much we can do of the of the
ravel. Let's do a you haven't done a teleprompter in a while,
I think which turns. I love how Steven Crowder somehow got a
hold of the supercut that we've been playing for.
Gosh, decade is
no this. This one may be nine years or so.
I thought you meant Crowder's use of the resist we much
know he played the original Super cut with resist we much is
know whatever he's playing. I saw it. That's something we been
playing but we didn't put it together. It's just funny how
people are slamming him for you're stealing the best podcast
in the universe jingles? Not really. But it's okay.
Thank you. Is this Crown Hall day do we are watching that was
Attorney General Eric Holder because
you know if you really want the stuff, don't go to Crowder you
come to the no agenda show for the good out a bit.
Well, this is gonna say, yeah, go ahead. Crowder's the one I
saw him play the suit. We're gonna he didn't have the tour
tours in the race. Oh, he doesn't have any of the good
shit.
Oh, of course not.
About some Republicans at all. All already beating the drums of
war today the Pentagon refuted that claim. And he said the
American people do not want him to quote, dwindling. He they do
not want him dwindling his thoughts. You can get a gig as a
crock of contortionist, intravenous fluids and pills
coated with galet genetic we don't leave our women of women
women or men in uniform behind mentor the universe of the
changing representative Raul, our Labrador of abuse. I
personally apologize to Mr. PVS jozankei. Soon to be former
Congress with Democrats, outright Jedi CIA's counter and
counter terrorism. Counterterrorism Center Veteran
Affairs Secretary shins shouldn't sketti Why do I always
mess up his name? Shinseki. I love my critics have fun with
that.
Again, if you want the good if you don't Good stuff from out
then you come to the no agenda show.
As did anonymous, who's in Fairview Heights, Illinois to
1260 he writes anonymous donation to my wife thanks for
doing the work stay safe clips. Screw your freedom and no
screw you freedom. No. Joseph Leslie is in Calvert in New York
to 10 dot 33 See email for night note and accounting hmm, is this
somewhere this?
I don't have
it. Glad to hear your show and join the roundtable or sir Dino
night of Sandy parks Josue is on the list. Yeah, he's on the list
but we have not found any other email from you. Certainly. Okay.
Well, but you're there. You will see you there. We're looking
forward to
it. Look in the meantime to Richard of Burbank, north of the
five that's the i Five That's right. You to a 202 in Burbank
obviously there John and Adam no jingles no karma. Sir Richard
Burbank north of the five Ps are there any other slaves here in
Hiroshima Japan? Oh, he's actually in Hiroshima Japan.
Oh yes there are You bet we got all kinds of human resources in
Japan
is what you got? I don't know how to get in touch with them
no agenda social of course or anywhere on this study versus
locked. Not blocked he Sir Richard he's on no agenda. There
are all the important people or no agenda social Okay, or you
can look them up. The search works to Scott Ryan blocked
closed off close off. Scott Reinhardt Sue Rapids, Iowa $201
In the morning from fan belt, Iowa, where everyone lives in
the middle of a cornfield and loves it. $200 This donation
goes to my smoker had wife Carla, as she is good as she is
as good as they get. Happy Valentine's Day sweetie. $1 goes
to me so please, he douche me.
Ben de douche.
I'd like to call the following people out as douchebags,
George, Chris, and marshal. And winds up with keep on trucking
boys. Was that short enough? Yeah, we think so. Appreciate
it.
Sir Harvey Wallbanger. In really, in Nashville, Tennessee,
200. And he says this is a switcheroo. Put this toward my
love and favorite Valentine, Erin from party place cards on
Etsy for her Dame hood. So she's going to get what she says
switcheroo. That means he's getting a good credit donation
to. We are looking towards forward. We're looking forward
pretty much for all our lives for the Nashville meetup to meet
Adam. Aaron has been working hard on decorating for the
party. She's been working hard, hard for decorating the party
theater, we could put some treasure along with her time and
talent for the greatest podcast in the universe. Thank you for
your courage.
Again, I feel horrible. Thank you, sir Harvey. I feel bad,
Zack. Well,
we didn't know. I got to know you're gonna have to read this
one. Yeah,
yeah, cuz the note is out of control. Zack, well, we're
almost at the end here. $200 from purion. Washington. No
other note. Just Zack. Well, should we appreciate it Jack
Welsh
donates a lot and he's in Barian. Yeah, but he's Oh, no.
Nope. So anyway, never says it. hasn't yet. Okay. Okay. This is
from Chuck bro Shetty. This is our last donations and slippery
rock Pennsylvania. He wrote a three page note but I'm only
gonna It's just pansy Han Han written on legal pad. Yeah, very
hard to read. But it's mostly about I couldn't read the first
part because the rest of it's just about Korean politics.
Okay, Korea. My report from the obedient vassal state of Korea.
Following lockstep with the global script. I am one of those
criminal unvaccinated expats standing tall among the 92% Vax
hypnotized Koreans standing proud and tall. And like Adam, I
don't want that poison. crap in my body. I've had two or three
students he's obviously teaching English or something along those
lines, suffer a heart attacks or heart problems after the second
dose in class in class. I don't know if it was in class or not.
Another colleague students suffered swollen lymph nodes and
can barely move his head. And he goes on about Korea and how
onerous the entire process is over there. They constantly
poking your nose and checking to see if you have it. He says
they're psychologically the dammy damaging people. And it
goes on. He says, Thanks ever so much for the show, Chuck. So
that's the note in a nutshell.
Thank you very much, Chuck, we're gonna hit you with some
goat karma on the way out for that. You've got and those are
our executive and Associate Executive producers. Very good
showing everybody thank you for participating in Valentine's
Day, which means you do read the newsletter. That's really good.
And of course, it's always enjoyable to read the history of
Valentine's Day. John says, appreciated you do these things
very well, to just copy and paste from last year. Yep. Why
does that not surprise me?
Let me explain. We've had we've done this show for almost 15
years. And this is our 15th Valentine's Day show. They've
been a bust. From day one. They were a bus. They were a bus.
They're a bus. We bitched and moaned and constantly complained
about Valentine's Day and Mother's Day, right? Last year
after the COVID both Valentine's Day and Mother's Day became big
success stories. Yes.
Because mothers were taking care of families and appreciated.
Yeah, and the Valentine's people started realizing that they had
you know someone in their life they wanted to thank they got
something good. Oh, I looked at last year's note and said, boom,
well, I did edit it down. So it made more sense to say the same
exact thing. But I said I'm gonna go with this again. Yeah,
and I did and I don't add the number of times I've done that
is one and this is the time.
We appreciate all the Valentine's Day sentiments and
all of the support we saw from our executive and Associate
Executive producers. These credits are real. You can use
them anywhere credits are recognized and if anyone
questions that we will be happy to vouch for you, or go show
them IMDb show how many superstars in Hollywood actually
have these titles and display them proudly on the Internet
Movie Database.
And I should mention that in the news though, I did have some new
art, including the Justin Trudeau tweet from 2020 where he
thanks to truck drivers for keeping the country going and
yes, that was yes, yes, you should always have hashtag thank
a trucker
what a what a douche nozzle.
devora.org/and a
time it's talent. It's treasure. We appreciate you bringing it
all for episode 1425
formula is this. We go out. We hit people in the mouth
all right. Second big story of the day got to be Russia.
Well, there's one in the in between that I want to play.
It's gonna slip it in the first part of the show, which is a big
I mean, Russia comes up right after this because you can't
pass this story up. Okay. This is Rats. Rats in San Francisco.
Oh my goodness.
San Francisco parents are concerned about a rodent problem
at a busy play area for children. A rat infestation is
being reported at the Helen Diller Civic Center playgrounds
just behind the San Francisco City Hall children's can be seen
chasing and playing with rats that are about eight inches
long. UCSF Dr. Peter Shin Hong it says it's important for
children to wash their hands and never touch their mouths or
faces when near a potentially rodent infested area. Some
parents claimed the white brown and gray rats are living in
overgrown bushes and are running around during the afternoon
hours.
Wow.
That a great story is happening. It's finally happening the
devices
are playing and chasing it playing with and chasing the
rats around they're all having a great time.
How can Where's where's the rat poop inspectors? Isn't this
their prime job of all health professionals in the US to
inspect?
They'd be on the spot fixing the problem. I
goodness, I can't believe what I'm seeing.
My fate that's by the way, my favorite clip. Okay, let's go to
now I have a bunch of I have a ton of these Russian clips.
But before we start, I need to educate us for 10 seconds. This
will be about Russia and Ukraine. And there has been
confusion over the pronunciation of Kiev. Is it Kiev? Is it Kiev?
Which one is right? And wouldn't you know that CBS gave us a real
insight into why the news media says key Eve.
And one more note, some have wondered why we're pronouncing
Ukraine's capital as Kiev instead of Kiev. That's because
Kiev is how Ukrainian say it. Kiev is how Russians say
keys. Now you see these HKex are so bad. They hate Russia so much
that the whole world is said Kiev for as long as I can
remember. But now it's like, no, no, it's in Kiev.
We have a note from one of our producers that came in a few
shows ago saying, Hey, I live with a guy from you from
Ukraine, and he pronounced it Kiev. So it's got to be Kiev.
And but we've noticed that this that, starting with Nudelman
years ago, yeah. During the Obama administration, she kept
pronouncing it key. And we've made the assumption that this is
code.
Yeah, it's code for I'm on board with the douchebags. As far as I
can tell.
That's what that's what I that's my interpretation to
its virtue signal. If you say Kiev, then we know that you hate
Putin.
That's probably
what we should check. What is what is Megan Kelly say, when
she says Kiev or Kiev? I don't know what she says. But she
hates Putin. That's why I'm curious.
Oh, maybe I don't even know if is that maybe some association
with the CIA. So let's go with the star with this system
openers. I got these. Dan Picard is kind of semi introductory and
I think it'll get us keep us up to up to speed is Russia opener.
Earlier today, President Biden spoke with Vladimir Putin on the
phone for about an hour. We'll hear more about that call later
in the program. The President had asked to speak with Putin
after US intelligence officials determined Russia might invade
Ukraine within days. On Friday, National Security Adviser Jake
Sullivan said the US did not know if Putin intends to invade
but that he wished civilians in Ukraine to leave now
if a Russian attack on Ukraine precedes it is likely to begin
with aerial bombing and missile attacks that could obviously
kill civilians without regard to their nationality. A subsequent
ground invasion would involve the onslaught of a massive
force.
The State Department has ordered most employees to leave the
embassy in the Ukrainian capitol and says it will suspend
consular services they're beginning on Sunday. NPR, Steve
Inskeep has been gaining some insight from a senior US
military official. Steve, thanks so much for being with us.
Good morning, Scott. Glad to be here.
Why is the US intensifying its warnings now from what you've
been able to glean?
Well, not because they definitely know what Russia is
going to do. This senior military official wasn't
authorized to speak publicly. So we're not but the added insight
and said quote, We do not have evidence that Putin has made a
decision. Nevertheless, something was detected in recent
days that is sharply heightened concern chatter.
I just want to mention I was watching. I was scanning through
everything Saturday, and every channel had somebody on the
spot, you know, near keys. And we're just like Putin, his clan
Putin has said we expect could be very tense. The next 72 hours
can be really intense. And you know, who was front and center
Fox News? They're all war mongers. All of them are war
mongers. They all are buying they're all part of this bowl
crap. Oh, yeah. Putin is gonna attack any minute now shut up.
Well, this started last week and I watched the press conference
with the guy Scott or whatever his name is Ned Ned. No was a
net it was this it was disposed to was the National Security
Advisor now. And he goes on and I was and it was on CNBC. So I
get to watch the market collapse as he was going on. And he soft
pedal the fact that it was NPR itself that made the accusation
that Putin had already told them they're going to attack and and
this goes end of end is everyone getting on board this especially
they are going to attack this week. I guarantee that they're
not going to attack this week, because the lot and just for
one, by the way, have a good analyst who comes on a really
has a nice way of putting this but the way I see it, is that
Putin is not going to attack before the Olympics are over and
they keep indicating that he might. And in the logic goes.
Thus, if Putin attacks which he's not going to do, he would
they would cut off that North Stream overnight. They would
already cut off but they would just they would never get to
open. So he
paused Stop, stop, stop. The pipe is completely functional.
They're not gonna let any or any gas co stay.
Biden Biden's gonna do that. How's Biden going to do that?
There's they're not going to let a gas through it is going to be
a disaster. They're going to do it through diplomatic I mean,
just sanctions. It's gonna cause a brouhaha that wishes another
reason they won't do it. But let's just say they get if Putin
has his gas cut off from North Stream, where's he going to?
Who's going to sell it to China? So you think if he's gonna sell
it to China, which is exactly what would happen, hmm, that
he'd want, he wouldn't want to screw with Xi, by having this
invasion for no good reason this week before the Olympics are
over, and take all the spotlight away from the Olympic Games,
because he's got a big show to do. And they get the big final
day of the Olympics is always a big production. And he does is
it was gonna throw shade on the Olympics. It she's his buddy is
gonna by the by the gas, it makes zero sense. Well, what's
the rush
beside that? It's also right now, and during the evening in
Ukraine, it's freezing. And during the day, it's thawing,
and it's mud everywhere. It's really a bad time to go invade a
country if you want troops on the ground.
Well, the whole thing is nonsense. But it's annoying that
they're promoting it. But it's our news media that's promoting
it.
Hello. That's what they do. It's warmongers. This is all that
they are.
Russia opener two, let's get to the second part.
Do we know what it is?
The official was not specific. But describe this as less of a
smoking gun like one great piece of intelligence and more as the
result of information that's accumulated for months or more
Russian troops are positioned near Ukraine. I should add a
qualifier here. We know from publicly available satellite
photos, the troops are not right on the border. But they are in
staging areas some distance away officially performing military
exercises.
And let's also add the Russians haven't offered any kind of
political justification or pretext that would justify an
invasion. Now they
haven't. When their troops went into some other countries in
recent years, they had some excuse some kind of violence or
unrest, or even an invitation from somebody in the country to
come in. We haven't seen that with Ukraine. The US has warned
of false flag operations that would create that pretext. But
that hasn't happened yet, either. Nevertheless, the
Russians have piled up tremendous force,
where's the video
check television, talked about aerial bombings and missile
attacks what we invasion look like?
Well, I felt that Sullivan's words were particularly
meaningful because Russia is one of the few nations in the world
that could conduct the kind of invasion that Scott we associate
with the United States, when the US invaded Iraq. And I know you
covered that they ordered sudden airstrikes. They fired missiles,
they dominated the skies. They had armored units who could
raise the capital, they very quickly decapitated the
government. It was very violent. It was very fast. And Russia has
many of those same capabilities. Russia also has precision
weapons, their planes would dominate the skies. It's widely
reported. they've deployed large numbers of rocket launchers and
missiles to Belarus. And they have many, many combat infantry
battalions in Belarus, where they could very quickly reach
the capital.
When you look at a map, not a long way from the border to the
capital.
No. And because of the way Ukraine's military is spread out
in a very big country, the senior military official says
that very, very few Ukrainian troops are currently defending
the roads to Kiev, they would be massively outnumbered.
You know what the giveaway is John and all this. Every single
report is talking about the military weapons, they've got
this. They've got that they've got this thing. They got that
capability? Because this is a military industrial complex
operation. I'm sure they're already making money. Oh, we've
got a counter that this into that know that know that we
needed this lift? Oh, yeah. I mean, this whole reporting is
all about the war machine. It's all about the worst. It's all
about the tools. Not even a buzzer down. Yes, sales are
down. Hey, hey, Joe. You pull this out of Afghanistan. What
you promised us new sales.
Yeah, pretty much. I mean, besides the 80 billion in sales
that were left in Afghanistan,
but that's good. Hello.
We love Yeah. Hello, here's 80 billion right in your pockets.
This go to part three of this.
Let's remind ourselves what what's at stake for the United
States in Ukraine? Well, for
the Biden administration, as well as the military This is a
test of the rules based international order that has
endured since 1945. The official says this would be a New World
Order of international aggression. And it would strike
at the idea of national sovereignty and endanger these
rules that have been used to avoid a World War for
generations.
I thought it used to be the liberal world order and it was
his rules based world order. Wait,
wait, wait, what he just said you might want to play this clip
again. How does this what he said? Jive is what we He did
what NATO did and what we did in Libya, what we did in Iraq
rules, but he did, what would happen to Qaddafi's operation?
Yeah. I mean, how does what he's about to say what he said here?
How does it jive with any of that, you know, this, oh,
Serbia, for that matter, give them Shock and Awe jivi Shock
and Awe play it again,
let's remind ourselves what what's at stake for the United
States in Ukraine?
Well, for the Biden administration, as well as the
military, this is a test of the rules based international order
that has endured since 1945. The official says this would be a
huge act of international aggression. And it would strike
at the idea of national sovereignty and endanger these
rules that have been used to avoid a World War for
generations. Scott,
there are analysts
Well, let me just respond to that before we continue. It's
very it's very logical. It's a rules based international order.
What he doesn't say is that we make the rules see we write them
whenever we want to, then it's rule See, that's how it goes.
There are analysts who doubt Russia would ever invade
Ukraine. Because they say essentially, President Putin is
getting everything he wants without an actual invasion.
Without a doubt. We heard an analyst in Moscow say days ago
that he never believe Putin intended to invade and he has
forced the West to think about Russian concerns. He's getting a
stream of foreign visitors, and he's going to be on the phone
this weekend, apparently with President Biden. But the concern
by the senior US military official is that Putin may be
close to a historic mistake. His troops could invade Ukraine
easily, which makes it tempting, although they could have a lot
of trouble getting out.
Can I play the clip about the phone call this weekend?
Sure, White House does that call between two world leaders didn't
produce any major breakthroughs? And a senior ranking official
tells us they're still not sure whether or not Vladimir Putin
has made the decision to invade. But early this morning the State
Department pulled most of its diplomats out of the Embassy in
Kiev just in case Q. During the hour long conversation The White
House says President Biden urged President Putin to engage de
escalation and diplomacy but the time for diplomacy is running
thin, traveling and Fiji Secretary of State Anthony blue
excuse me, that is not the correct use the time is running
short running out is thin ever a way of time
to catch the elation and diplomacy but the time for
diplomacy is running thin. Traveling in Fiji Secretary of
State Anthony Blinken said the US still has not received a
written response to its security proposals were
in the window when a Russian invasion could start anytime.
Russia now has 80% of the troops that would need to invade
positioned along Ukraine's borders,
any American in Ukraine should leave as soon as possible. And
in any event in the next 24 to 48 hours.
About 7000 Americans and Ukraine have registered with the State
Department. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said
yesterday anyone who stays should not expect a US military
rescue.
The President will not be putting the lives of our men and
women in uniform at risk by sending them into a war zone.
3000 US troops however, are headed to join units already
positioned in Poland and Romania. With 8200 on standby to
backup other NATO allies. In case Putin's territorial
aspirations expand beyond Ukraine.
What is Blinken rolling and what does he see the
secretary of state he's the guy
you know when when a producer made this observation to me.
When you see a story or a picture with a caption it will
be a dot Blinken underneath his name. Now if you look at that,
and you pronounce it, what do you get?
A blank Lincoln did you hear it?
A blink when Abe Lincoln Lincoln a Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln said
Abe Lincoln. Do you think that's intentional? Oh no. I like it. I
like a Blinken. Holy crap guys
hear you call the Super Bowl Sunday. The superb owl Sunday.
Oh yeah. Okay, another way to do it. A blink a Blinken Did you
hear the or read from the Russian ambassador to Sweden
what he said it published in a Swedish newspaper. I did not I
have a translation. Moscow doesn't give a shit about the
risk. Quote doesn't give a shit about the risk of Western
sanctions. If it were to invade Ukraine. Russia's outspoken
ambassador to Sweden told the Swedish newspaper excuse my
language, but we don't give a shit about their sanctions. We
have already had so many sanctions and in that sense,
they've had a positive effect on economy and agriculture.
Here There's actually some truth to what he just said the horse
of course because the products they used to sell you that now
they sell Russian cheese and Russian butter in Russia. They
used to bring it all in from France and around from Europe a
lot of these dairy products and now the Russians are just you
know,
they did you have you read that? Because he literally said about
the cheese. He literally made that cheese example.
Yeah,
I know about it. I didn't read it. But But But does he have
plant based cheese balls? Huh? He doesn't got cheese balls. No.
No cheese balls for you.
Now I've got some other clips from NPR that talk about how
they're going to invade how they're going to invade. They
really push it. Yeah, let's do it. I love it. Ladies, but we
don't want to miss on the Russian analysis clips because
when this guy comes on, he just pulls the plug on everything.
But let's start with Russian to attack Russia to attack.
Russia to attack. Oh, NPR. I love
Yeah. President Biden spoke with Vladimir Putin today. He once
more warned the Russian leader against invading Ukraine.
President and other NATO members have been trying to keep talks
going. But we're also preparing for a possible military
conflict. After the hour long phone call the White House said
that President Biden made it clear the US and its allies
would respond decisively and impose swift and severe costs on
Russia. If it goes ahead with an invasion in Pure White House
correspondent Franco Ordonez joins us Franco, thanks so much
for being with us. Thanks for having me, Scott. The first call
between these leaders were told since December 30. What more do
we know about what they talked about?
You know, it was just over an hour long call that a senior
administration official told reporters was professional and
substantive. Biden told Putin that a Russian invasion would
quote produce widespread human suffering and diminish Russia's
standing. That's according to a readout of the call. He also
told Putin that the United States remains prepared to
engage in diplomacy. But it's also prepared for quote, other
scenarios. You know, I was on a call with a senior
administration official after and he told reporters that there
was no fundamental change in the dynamics of the situation, but
that they believe the President has put some ideas on the table
that would address Russia's concerns. And he said the two
presidents agreed to have their teams to continue to talk and
engage in the days ahead, but that Russia may decide to
proceed with military action anyway. Yeah.
Our administration officials about the imminence of war,
you know, the White House and State Department are laying out
and really the starkest terms yet you know, there are fears
that the Russian military could take action in a matter of days.
National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan yesterday said the
Russian Manila military isn't ready to move on Ukraine. Now.
Americans who are they really need to get out Ayers, he
described what an invasion could actually look like.
It could be more limited, it could be more expansive. But
there are very real possibilities that it will
involve the seizure of a significant amount of territory
in Ukraine and the seizure of major cities, including the
capitals.
At the same time, the United States is reducing the size of
its embassy foot parent and Kiev and the Pentagon announced that
116 National Guard troops from Florida will be pulled out of
Ukraine. You know, to be clear, the administration is not saying
it will definitely happen. But you know, a senior State
Department official said today that quote, it appears
increasingly likely that that is where the situation is headed.
Hey, you know what, I think we should move on to the Russian
analysis because this is just going to raise my blood
pressure. If I hear any more of this bullcrap. I'm sure it's all
the same thing.
Yeah. You guys don't remember what this part two is, but it's
not any different. Let's go to their analysis. They this is
this is I think the best analysis I've heard. And it
really deflated the guy who's doing it. This is Russia
analysis. Good one.
We just heard how US officials assess what a Russian invasion
could look like, but are Russian threats to invade. Part of a
strategy. We're joined now by Haroon Yilmaz. He's an academic
editor with Rutledge. His research focuses on Ukraine and
Central Asia. And he joins us from London. Thanks so much for
being with us. Oh,
okay. First of all, spook this whole op has been set up by EMI
six.
Oh, this is this would be an EMI six guy. Yeah. Total spook from
a research agency. He he has the the it seems somebody is not on
board with whatever the crap we're pulling from the State
Department, which I don't even think is condoned by this by the
CIA. But yeah, listen to this. This is good.
And he joins us from London. Thanks so much for being with
us.
Thank you. It's my pleasure.
You wrote an op ed, for algae. Zero this week, essentially
expressing skepticism that Russia is going to invade. Oh
no. Tell us why.
A closer examination of Russia's geopolitical behavior in the
past two decades demonstrates that they actually has a clear
understanding of the risks on the ground and fully mentioned,
it does not fit into most cost cost benefit calculus, because
they they usually pursue a cost efficient policy when it comes
to the use of heart power in geopolitical goals.
You you believe that we have seen this before the past few
years in other places. That's true.
For instance, we have seen it in 2008. In Georgia war, which
Russia intervened on the side of the separatist forces in the
breakaway regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia against the
Georgian government. And back then, Russian forces did not
really face a formidable adversary, and were able to
easily defeat the Georgian forces. Then Russian troops
crossed into Georgia proper, but then how that after 20
kilometres, once the limited goal of pushing back Georgian
forces from South Australia was achieved, Moscow was open to
European mediation, intact, the Russian troops could have
completely cut Georgia into to gain control of the precious oil
and gas pipelines from Azerbaijan to Mediterranean
costs, and paralyze the Georgian economy and political system.
Yet the regional and global costs would be too high for
Russia. So they stop at limited military operation.
Yeah, okay. Yeah. It's bullshit.
It's total bullshit. And the thing is, this guy emphasizes
that this Russian oper Dubray. They were operating now it's a
cost benefit analysis. And this is on NPR right? Yeah. And what
you read yet to think they were disappointed. They, this cost
benefit analysis thing is interesting, because the way
these these all these guys are all the networks and even the
newspapers have been portraying. Boy, you can't you don't know
what the Russians are gonna do. They don't think right. They're
got the crazy writers thinking they don't understand that way.
We are the way we think or the way anybody thinks they're nuts.
And
you know, what the bottom line? Are, Oracle has been right all
along about this Ukraine and Russia thing. There's no real
contract. Hmm.
Okay, so let's go to part two of the analysis. And by the way, it
was part of a GA that came in, they pushed these guys left. And
that was it. But let's go on. We
see, again, this cost calculus and cost efficient policy in
Syria, also, African Affairs. So we constantly seek this cost
efficient policy cost efficient use of hard power in
geopolitics. And we see it in Ukraine as well so far.
Well, tell us how what are what are Russian aims, as regards
Ukraine in your judgment.
The real target is not Ukraine, but Moscow wants to force
Western countries to finally sit down for negotiations on issues
of European security. Because since 1991, this is the first
time the West has engaged seriously with Russia, to
discuss European security things in a way to the strategy that
they're pursuing. And Moscow wants arrangements to be made on
several issues. But these are European security measures,
including halting the development of intermediate
range ballistic missiles in Europe, and limiting military
exercises in close proximity to Russian borders. Because if you
go back a little bit, in October 2018, the Trump administration
decided to withdraw from the 1987 intermediate range Nuclear
Forces Treaty, which was signed by Reagan and Gorbachev. And
that treaty prohibited both parties from possessing
producing or, you know, flight testing, intermediate range
nuclear forces. Now, we don't have that agreement. So in other
words, Moscow, they understand that Ukraine will not enter
NATO. And that's not the issue. In fact, the issue is if NATO
enters Ukraine in the form of American missiles or missile
defense elements, that's without any international regulations
that limits missile deployments in Europe.
Ah, okay.
I have an analysis of what's going on And this guy actually
helped me get there. So he says, what they really want us to sit
down and talk about, you know, European security What the hell
you guys do and where we stand. I mean, that's in. In a
nutshell. That's kind of what he said, Right? Yep. Okay. So now
again, we're seeing this incessant push from the the US,
MDM, the MIS dismantle information.
MDM,
including Fox News, everyone's all jacked up off. Oh, he's
gonna, he's gonna invade. It's imminent. He already gave the go
order 72 hours. We can't wait stressful time. Okay, so what
now? Is this truly to give the military industrial complex?
Some, some some credits and some orders? Yeah, I'm sure. I mean,
something even Fox News doesn't discuss you think that someone
would say, hey, are they protecting Hunter Biden's
interests in Ukraine? I mean, that's something even we could
come up with as a G. Is that why you're going Joe? Because of the
hundreds of millions of dollars or Gosh knows or whatever?
Everyone? The the Biden crime family's involvement was in
Ukraine. Now, I haven't heard anyone talk about that. But how
about this? What if we need to make this such a huge issue?
That the only way that we can get out of this is to send
Kamala Harris to the music, the Munich Security Conference at
the end of this week, so that she can then sit down with the
Russians and declare victory having stopped the invasion.
She's good to be president.
Think about it.
Are they gonna send her?
Yes, she's dispatched to mute the Munich conference to talk
Ukraine. And of this week,
now with a pretty combined ways, analysis, I like it.
That's why side they, they the whole Jussie Smollett is
so convoluted. Because if the whole thing is just a bunch of
BS, which it sounds like to me, and then you're going to create
this phony event as I can, yes, do anything but you're doing it
just to extol the virtues of this woman. I will tell you why
I think because they want to get rid of Biden because he's losing
they have to get it they have to
get rid of him and they need a replacement. They don't want
Hillary Of course, of course, they need to strengthen Kamala,
and and I think it's possible because Moe and I actually
deconstructed the whole juicy Smollett thing that was so big,
that thing really, truly the noose, all of that was a setup
to boost Kamala Harris when she was running for president. And I
think most right without analysis. So to to get out of
this Biden problem we have wouldn't adjust this. Why is she
going to the Munich Conference, she's an imbecile. No, and she's
it specifically says she's being dispatched. She's being sent. I
have a feeling she's going to come out of this the victor
having stopped Putin dead in his tracks. This black woman is
amazing.
Well, actually, I hope you're not right. But we'll see. Well,
it's gonna resolve itself be by after the 21st when the Olympics
are closed, yet we know for a fact because of the nature of
the geopolitics, nothing's going to happen until the 21st. And
then if you listen to this analysis, nothing's going to
happen. The whole thing is, and it was it was, it could have
been a scheme by Putin to get bring people to the table. It
seems to be working. Yeah.
Anyway, we'll see. It's however, the media spins and it doesn't
matter. The media is spinning a brink of war. That's not true.
So I will Why wouldn't they spin a the Savior Kamala, that isn't
true. And then Putin can jump up and down all he wants and say is
not true is not true yet yet. Unless that's Putin man is what
he does. Thank you, Kamala. For those of you who are wondering
why I said this black woman obviously us being facetious
do so is is a make she's black and she
Yeah, are you now you know, you know,
you know, what was happening to black woman,
you know, what we're talking about, you know, the issue. So,
oh, okay. Well, kind of like it.
Sometimes, you know, it's, it is a I would call fraud a fiasco to
fiasco,
huge fiasco. Okay, let's take a little breather for a second. I
have some hat information. We were talking about hats men with
hats.
Yeah, we were. Yeah.
So we show so I said, Why did hats go out of fashion? I just
need to talk about something else. It's just too stressful. I
had blood pressure and you know, I can get and give me a heart
attack instantly.
Yeah, we don't want that.
Marie says my husband mentioned you guys were talking about why
or when hats went out of fashion. Apparently, at his
inauguration, and you said I did at his inauguration. A President
Kennedy did not wear a hat. And that was the start of people not
wearing hats anymore. Does that sound right to you?
No, it doesn't sound right to me. I don't think the timelines
Correct. Okay. Did not the number of people that were
wearing hats in the teens and 20s was outrageous. I mean, if
you look at those old photos, it was just wall to wall hats. Yes.
And usually one style. It was fedoras for a while then it
became the straw hat.
I have information on the Straw Hats too.
And I think they were out of vogue after World War Two before
long before Kennedy became president.
The Straw Hats went out of style in 1922 because of the Straw
Hats riot.
Yes, this I did not know this would be interesting. The
Straw Hat riot of 1922 occurred in New York City at the end of
the summer as a result of unwritten rules in men's fashion
at the time. At the time, a tradition of taunting people who
failed to stop wearing Straw Hats after autumn began.
So they kind of liked it wearing it wearing linen.
Yes, yes. And and of course the people who could afford a straw
hat were poor workers. And so the fedora wears this was you
know, this is the same thing we're seeing today. The the
elites hate the working middle class, and they would literally
grab people's straw hats and smash them and burn them right
off their head.
It was tradition they say they the Wikipedia. Oh,
hello. Who else matters when it comes to that kind of stuff?
course. Absolutely. I think we should. Do you want to do one
more story before we take a break?
Yeah, I can do a Super Bowl bowl story from NPR because it's
Yeah, Geez man.
I was. NPR. Gosh, okay. Super Bowl from NPR. The it's just
these voices are getting tedious.
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La sheriff's special operations chief Jack, you will says 400
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Sunday will be the first of many Super Bowls at SoFi stadium. For
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me, if I wasn't testing positive and been enough days, I would go
of course. We're going to connect my studio to the DJ
booth and I will be playing a couple of skating songs for you
live from the hill country.
How about a visual there? How about a big monitor your head?
Yeah, we got that's both so not only the visual, you got to stop
that thing. It's irritating me now. Okay, because I can't
focus. We're gonna have visual and we'll have high quality line
going. We're gonna use clean feed. So pretty high quality,
and I will be rolling out do a video on clean feet. Ever hear
of two separate things at the same time? No. Okay. Well,
that's what we're gonna do. And quite honestly, the video is
less important, I think. I mean, I I can just imagine how cool is
going to sound booming across the skating rink. Sorry, I can't
be there. The keeper and I truly send our regrets. Next show day
is Yeah, so Thursday. I'm here there's a lot of meetups on the
17th Mississippi Coast meetup at Ford Long Beach market and deli
Long Beach, Missouri. The Michigan February meetup at four
o'clock at the Texas Roadhouse for Grady OTT grad Dr. Grady
O'Grady at Michigan. Someone please tell me how to pronounce
that. The Catskill mountain meetup Also on Thursday, that's
number two. It'll be at six o'clock at public house in
Ellenville. New York, the Sacramento El Dorado County
meetup 630 at solid solid ground brewing in Diamond Springs,
California. The Denver area. Meetup vers meetup 630 Mountain
Time at proce brewing Highland ranch Colorado. My goodness
Charlotte's Thirsty Thursday, Third Thursday seven o'clock at
Ed's tavern. And then Friday is where the Western stimulation
begins six o'clock that meet up as it flips Patio Grill in Fort
Worth, Texas and we are stacked all the way through March if you
want to take a look go to no agenda meetups.com Even if
you're disappointed that we won't be there, please go to the
Tennessee meetup. It's not about really meeting me I hope it's
really about getting together with your community, other human
resources and having a fun time skating. If you can't find one
near you go ahead and set one up it's easy no agenda meetups.com
You oops I I'm happy that a clip was found of this story because
I've been waiting to talk about it briefly. Just because it's an
OTG kind of story but then ABC luckily turned it into a glitch
for me It began
with a glitch that's for things and drivers to listen listen to
National Public Radio it's happening
in the Seattle area for people driving Mazda. So the issue is
the radios in certain vehicles have been frozen on one station
the local NPR because the infotainment screens are stuck
in reboot mode,
not a fix it they may need a new part which costs $1,500
I guess I'd be listening to NPR. Yes.
Now this is a very interesting thing that did you hear about
this? This? Mas does or stutters to me? Yeah, mas there's a stuck
on the NPR station. And and you hear this report doesn't tell
you why they just Oh, you got to get a $1,500 part to fix it.
Now. What's going on is this NPR station. They are not complying
to the standard of rds. RDS is the the system that lets us send
along images and text with either songs or programs. And
they're and they have a they're not sending an image. They're
sending the tag for an image, but there's no image in it. And
of course, Mazda was never expecting that. Because why
would you say here's an image if there's nothing linked to it.
And so all they'd have to do is just change that and the end the
radios would probably fix themselves. And they should just
adhere to the standard and so to call it a glitch, again, ABC.
These are the top the top people in their field. How hard is it
to just do a little bit of investigative work instead of
Haha, I guess I'll be listening to NPR. Hey, tune into our show.
If you want to hear NPR. We give you the best you can skip the
whole week of crap and we give you the highlights that are
worth listening to.
So I have a story about your neck of the woods. Hmm. This is
the water story.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, the water and
will Austin being boiled
head of the public utility that supplies water to more than 1
million residents in Austin, Texas has resigned. It comes
days after the utility required residents to boil their water
before drinking it. Audrey McGlinchey with member station K
ut reports. It was workers at the utility who had endangered
the city's water.
In his resignation letter Greg was Eris that he took quote full
responsibility for any shortcomings at Austin water in
the past week. Last Saturday, several employees made a mistake
adding too much calcium carbonate to a basin, causing
the water and Austin's oldest treatment plant to cloud with
debris. The utility told residents to boil any water
before drinking or cooking. That requirement remained in place
until Tuesday. Austin water has placed three employees on leave
while it investigates what happened after three boil water
notices in four years. Buzz era said residents have lost trust
in Austin's Public Water Company.
Thank you for playing this
so I had to look into this. Mm hmm. Because what's the calcium
carbonate got to do with the price of bread the way I saw it?
What is calcium carbonate? It's just the salt. I mean it's like
water softener like water softener salt
it is actually a water so yeah, very good guess Yeah,
well we have that in our for our well water we have pellets of I
guess that's what it is.
Calcium carbonate, use the software cells to use as a
coagulant or a flocculent or whatever you want to call it.
Take certain dissolved solids and make them into a make them
fall out of the water. Now I don't know how it would cause
debris. Yeah, I could not find And I looked at all these
different systems that use calcium carbonate and they've
used too much I couldn't. Some of these do beat. In other
words, unless somebody out there works at one of these plants
that can tell me, I find this story to be very dubious.
Yes.
Moreover, the residents of Austin when I was a resident of
Austin, voted on and approved in, this was 2019. A $500
million payment for the upgrade of the water treatment plant.
Half a billion dollars. So no, I hate to say but you're going to
see this kind of stuff is going to happen more often in these
cities. And they have no idea this sounds
to me that there's some money lost or something fishy if
there's that much money involved.
Yeah. But they spend 500 This is their favorite number 500
million. Oh, we need to fix the water because we this is our
third boil. Notice, I think And as an aside, which we don't
discuss, and of course that at that clip doesn't discuss, it
closes business when this happens. You can't have a
restaurant if you have to boil water, it closes business, you
know, all the coffee shops, snack, but everything's closed,
because they can't make it work if you're boiling water. And so
it's an economic hit. And in Austin, everything is 500
million. We got some homeless $500 million. It's built some
hotels farm. It's it's a ship city. Sorry to say it is going
to crap. And you're you built your own prison Austin enjoy it
when stuff falls apart and doesn't work. And that is the
best. Is where's it here? There's a new narrative about
the Big Freeze we had last year. Of course, we know what really
happens. The Big Freeze was not not because windmills froze
anything like that? No, it was Enron type practices going on at
ERCOT, which is the energy exchange exchange for the Texas
grid. And that's just the truth. And we've we've done a lot of
analysis of that. And these people never went away. It's
it's never discussed exactly how that works. It just they can't
even I don't think the people even understand the people who
are supposed to know won't even understand. But now Now the new
narrative. And this is this is hilarious. Research has
determined that rooftop solar could have prevented the Texas
Big Freeze power outage because there would have been enough
electricity to meet the shortfall on all but two of the
13 days when the power production fell short.
Here's an overcast,
overcast. It was a snow and ice storm. Not a single panel would
have worked you dopes
is unbelievable.
Well I'm irked by the fact that the media keeps parroting this
bull crap. It's getting on my nerves. Yes,
of course it is.
ISOs Yes.
I'll go first. I don't know if I have anything good. Let
me see. I have I'm missing an ISO here.
Okay, here's what I don't have that much. I got this
be prepared to get decked in the mouth. Too long.
People just say like totally wild things.
Kind of you're not you're not blown away by that one either.
Yes. How about this one? How about this one? Here we go.
Whoo. Smooth.
That's cute. Okay, like when we had I guess goes my three okay,
so Moxie
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I like it. What where's this from? What is this NPR guy right
cap curve?
Moxie what is it? What
does that pepper Moxie what does that mean?
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drink from me.
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that that sounds good. I like this trade. No, no, no. No, no
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I kind of like the Moxie the best honestly.
Yeah, I liked him. Actually the best we're not wimpy would have
been probably We better if it wasn't up talked. We're not
wimpy.
We're not we're not we're. Yeah, exactly. Okay. Um, I guess this
is the one other story that we should bring up just because
it's it's such a deja vu in a way and it's intentional. We
have
a situation where we're looking very strongly at sinks and
showers and other elements of bathrooms people have flushing
toilets 10 times 15 times, as opposed to once.
Here's the thing. I don't really care why Donald Trump was
obsessed with toilets. To be perfectly honest, I don't really
want to know why or where he got involved in discussions about
having to flush toilets 15 times. Unfortunately, though,
the former president's bizarre predilection for toilets is in
fact in the news today. And as a serious journalist, it is my
duty to tell you about it. According to The New York Times
reporter Maggie Haberman, when Donald Trump was president, his
staff used to periodically find wads of printed paper clogging
the White House toilets. They believed President Trump was
purposely attempting to flush pieces of paper down the toilet.
The former president immediately poo pooed these ideas reporting
saying that he never put presidential records in a
toilet, which is definitely a thing I cannot believe that I
just said on TV.
Oh my I can't the things you do say on TV are a lot more
offensive Velshi.
So this this stems from they're trying to cover for the fact
that they did
that the Clinton the Clinton spied on the Trump
administration. Is that what they're trying to cover for?
No, oh, trying to cut Maggie Haberman came out with a book
that she says she makes the assertion that it is part of a
bigger scheme that and they're trying to guys like Raskin are
trying to throw the book at Trump for taking papers,
Barreleye ago that were all considered classified
and ripping them up even that's also an offense.
Yeah, yeah. So they so in the book or in one of the things
something she said and I think that's where they quoted from it
was said that he was also flushing confidential documents
because of the Presidential Records Act. You have to keep
everything and so they're trying to get trying to arrest him
literally trying to arrest him, right. This is the best show
this distinct came up and they threw it in there when they I
think one of the somebody came up and said, Well, I use he took
stuff to mera Lago, by the way, it's all been returned. He's
taking stuff out of the White House. He took it the mera Lago
is pacified documents are being moved around, and he was tearing
him up and he was flushing him down the toilet. And by saying
flushing them down the toilet. It brought up a bunch of people
coming out of the woodwork. How could you you can't flush paper
down the toilet I mean, if you crumpled up a piece of paper I
mean try it yourself. Take a piece of eight by 10 Eight and a
half by 11 and crunch it up and throw in the toilet try to flush
it down. It would just mess that
depends now if you have if you have the power mate flush 2000 I
think it might suck it down but that's neither here nor there.
I don't think the White House has that No, probably not but
whatever the case is bold crap and it's just in there so that
now they're covering their ass because everyone pointed this
out and so that's why that report came out because yeah I'm
I as a journalist I have to report on this there's no
evidence Nobody said he is somebody haha it's just it's
also hilarious his hat is hell Berman woman she's out of
control. It's
it's funny to see the hill dog coming out and saying, oh, yeah,
I guess everyone clean stuff up. Of course, she had the the
bleach bit server and it's just it's so insulting. And you know
what, ripping up papers? I mean, like Nancy Pelosi Did the State
of the Union.
I mean, there's all these it's just it's the
the political parties in the media are so crazy that now. Now
the Republicans are bringing back the Convention of States.
Do you remember this when the Democrats are going to do that
during Trump? We're going to make an amendment to the
Constitution through the to the Convention of States. Yeah,
remember this and so now the Republicans are doing it. Just
like people all you politicians get a clue get a clue we don't
we were on
to a clue. Look at the 25th amendment. How come that's not
brought up constantly by the Republicans? Like the Democrats.
They would trump Yeah. Okay. Brings it
because they're delicious. They're all delicious. No, yeah.
Well, now the residents now that we've literary now that we've
established that all do shoes we can get out of here Have a great
Valentine's Day everybody, especially everyone at the
skate, the Romantics gate of love the Nashville Tennessee I
am a little tired and that means that I'll be well rested for the
next episode which we bring to you on Thursday when I'm sure we
will be deconstructing the non war and communists ascent. We
shall see. We have the end of show mixes Toby Langford, also
as promised the answer on Bill Walsh and folds about time we
played that one again. And coming up live next. No agenda
stream.com. If you're in the troll room, you can stay there.
It talks storyline. And coming to you from the heart of the
Texas hill country here in FEMA Region number six in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry from Northern Silicon Valley where I remain I'm John C
Devorah. We
returned right here on Thursday. Until then, good at such
I'd like to think you're doing that job and that job.
I want to show all kinds of opinions.
Now a little funny Jamia not only making people not Trump's
doing Omega Naturals. I'd like to see you doing that Joe Rogan.
Yes, there should be a war,
which sounds great, but not all opinions are created equal. I
want to show all kinds of opinions. I'd like
to see you doing that job and
you think about major newsrooms like CNN that have health
departments and deaths and operations that work hard on
verified information on COVID-19 and then you have talk show
stars like Joe Rogan
yes there should be I want to show all kinds of opinions kinds
of opinions
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invasion. I was thinking if you do if you desiccated a big pile
of ants and then ground them to a powder like a fine fine grind
of black pepper. We were having dinner and yeah, I got an aunt
somehow the meal and I ate it these things are peppery I got
ants
I got ants
on the lot and then you see what you find all the ones that are
roaming around your life back back to back them off by doing
the burning trick is torture. You leave them there the only
occasional Richmonders and and that you do not torch and that's
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