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John C Devorah
Sunday May 15 2022 This is your award winning get my nation
media assassination episode 1451
This is no agenda
enjoying the view from here and broadcasting live from the heart
of the Texas Hill Country he and FEMA Region number six in the
morning everybody I'm Adam curry
from Northern Silicon Valley where the sun is shining and
everyone's happy can i I'm Jesse Devorah
scale that's all this going on in California sun is shining
everybody's happy that doesn't say yeah so that doesn't sound
right at all
it is right and you should you haven't lived here long enough.
Well no I left screaming That's why wait that's not fair. I left
Los Angeles screaming
yes that was does definitely since that's
well even though it was a shoo in I do think that we should pat
ourselves on the back once again
well you know now I'm this is like the 10th time in a row that
this happened
What do you mean the 10th time in a row that this happens every
year is the same old same old you take a look to political
system or a system or the system that the news political news
around the world and then you see well what's what countries
beleaguered? We do let's give them the award. That Mises award
is a bunch of bull crap.
Well, this is the fun thing about Eurovision. I do need to
discuss this for a moment. Even though we went to the Hollywood
executives party in Austin last night, we were able to watch
almost two and a half hours on Peacock, which I acquired
specifically for the mission. Something about this right off
the bat. The whole idea of the Eurovision Song Contest for over
50 years has been its camp, but the people who broadcast it take
it seriously. Except for the United Kingdom because they
always almost always lose and it became such a running joke that
this very straight laced Sir Terry Wogan started doing funny,
drunk commentary. So what does peacock do? They completely miss
it. And they put they hire Johnny Weir, that former skating
champion who is there in a studio in a box in the lower
corner of the screen with angel wings on being super gay. And,
and then still doing a straight read every time about each app
that came up completely ruined the experience. Especially
because this year, and I'm sure you didn't watch. There were
some decent songs. I was very surprised at the level of
songwriting. I mean, there were some songs in there that I think
could easily be contemporary and you know, top 40 hits on today's
radio. So what as I was watching my sisters, in the little
siblings group talking to each other, they were really pissed
off. They were somehow surprised that this was clearly a
politically motivated vote, which by the way, it came from
the public, not necessarily from the professional judges, which
is a combined vote. And I'm like this has been this way ever
since I've watched this thing we always saw Moldova vote for
either Ukraine or Russia we saw Lithuania vote for Russia Russia
vote for Lithuania it was always this way. And yet now everyone's
kind of surprised Oh this is bullcrap. This is political No
kidding. So but still we call it come on we got we got props for
that we got to say that
yeah, well it's a no brainer.
here's the here's the winners i No
way I didn't see this these guys was the guy with his whole face
is like tattooed or is he in blackface? What is that?
Now this Russian tribal war paint?
I don't know John. Oh, yeah, those Russian tribes.
I mean, what bothered you more that or the or the pink hat the
guy was wearing which was pretty much a pussy hat not quite it
didn't have the the ears needed. But you know,
I thought the blackface is more offensive.
Here's their message as they won the entire song contest
help Ukraine muddy your bowl help
Have you been able to observe this? This video This song is
performance? Because at one point there's a very interesting
kind of flute that one of the guy plays Did you see this?
No. All I saw was the guy in blackface. I refuse to watch.
Okay,
so it might have been the guy in blackface who certainly has this
long, I'd say it's about it's about two feet long. And he
blows in one end and holds it. It's almost like a peace pipe at
the other end and uses his finger to create the tones and
it has it it's kind of a familiar sound. And I think
that's part of the hook of the record, but I was concerned that
Moldova would win over Ukraine until I noticed that they had a
secret weapon in their arsenal. They brought in a shield
musician listen to the listen to this flute
you hear this flute Job's gonna be performed. There's something
else in there clearly when pleases clearly they wouldn't
have won without you're standing by them. John, I'm so proud of
you.
Thank you. The collusion. Time to watch you only had time to
play.
collusion. Orchestra everybody. Yeah, so instead we went to the
Hollywood executives Austin party, which was pretty good,
interesting people.
Anything you can report
met a guy running for Austin City Council. Is there a is
there a VC guideline? Webmin? Web Webmin web ma N
not I know Yan Webmin. There's a million VC people nowadays.
Yeah.
Yeah. Well, he's I guess that's his uncle. And that guy's a
billionaire. So who gives a shit about him? What are you doing?
It's a Hollywood guy. A lot of Hollywood a lot of people who
were fresh in Austin and it was it was kind of nice to see how
they were enjoying it in this little little enclave of not
Ultra left people so they all felt kind of like Wow, it's so
nice to be at this party where we can say stuff because you
know so imagine like, no agenda Mita but but then with with
better drinks probably.
Yeah, well that wouldn't take much
was interesting. I can't not nothing I can really share
nothing I can release yet until it comes time to predict
something
that's how predictions work.
One quick update on the Bahama Resort case. You'll recall that
this is three people died one woman I guess she's still
hanging in there and no one knew what they had died of and we of
course immediately went towards them doing Toots and getting
fentanyl because that's us are one of our producers said no no
How about Freon from a leaky fridge and now comes a report
this is not official yet. Turns out they had those air
conditioning units inside the villas which makes sense because
the hotel would have central air conditioning you know the ones
that are over the door and you have a remote control by the bed
and they don't really ever work that well. But they'll blow some
air on Yeah, they're white usually kind of like a like a
levels like a sound bar above the door and I'm talking about
they're all over the place too apparently, if that was leaking
Freon which is something that happens all too regularly that
could have been the culprit and that would kind of make sense if
it's hot you close all the windows you turn that thing on
and the same thing Freon goes starts from the bottom up so
maybe
maybe we'll three I don't use Freon anymore anyway that's
that's been banned worldwide
use everything is good for you Sure. They don't use that in in
these.
I don't think so. They don't even think they make Freon
anymore. It's just that there was causing the big hole in the
ozone layer.
So now that was my hairspray and mine alone. Also, our network
art Yeah. Our network is vast. Sir Francis of SR. Q knows the
no flying experience pilot who landed the plane?
Yeah. Why am I not surprised? Yes. And he was a little pissed
at me. He's like, I'm surprised actually, I'm surprised that the
pilot didn't what? Listener?
Well, the pilot is going to be I think Savannah Savannah flew
down to interview him so he'll be on today's show or something
and we'll hear more about it. But and he he connected me on
email said dude, have you ever flown fight flight simulator?
No. Do you run drugs for living? Nope. So I guess our theory is
out the window.
That was mostly yours there theories.
Know your theory was the original pilot did a tool for
you.
That's different. Yes I did that was my theory was the pilot did
again snorted fentanyl people stay away from these thought it
was cocaine it was fentanyl only dropped, dropped right here on
the spot one of these days you're gonna be right arrested
was all yours, one of these drugs.
One of these days you're going to be right. I'm telling you,
every one of these days you'll nailers still
don't guide you. There's no proof I wasn't right on this.
True.
True. We'll keep it open. Well, since we started with Ukraine,
maybe we should talk a little bit more about Ukraine today
because this is part of the of the trauma base entertainment
that we that are we receiving couched as news. And it works
very well still in in other countries. And you our producer
in Finland who left the show in disgust because we were laughing
at babies being killed in Ukraine, which is kind of a
shortcut to what happened. But it
sounds more like two people didn't like the fact that I sent
out a second newsletter today. Or yesterday. What does that
have to do with anything? The same kind of result I got from
two or three people? Well, what did you get? You stink for
sending this out. You're always pestering us. And now you look
the guy up. He's never opened the newsletter ever interested?
Interest? Yeah, no, no, we lost 75 People
75 People unsubscribe because you sent out an emergency
newsletter because the original one? And by the way, did you
send this from a different email address? Because I here's what I
noticed. I have a filter set up in my email, which is not Gmail
or anything related. And when something comes in from you, it
goes to a special box because I love you and I want to read you,
unlike me, where you have to like search for something. Oh,
yeah, you sent that a month ago? All right, because I love you
anyway.
But yeah,
but the newsletter specifically is filtered into a newsletter
box. This time, it went into your special alert box. And I
looked and it was sent from j@devora.org instead of I think
no agenda@devora.org? Could that have been part of the problem of
the initial fail?
The initial newsletter was sent from the exact same address.
But but you don't always send it from that. You sometimes send it
from no agenda at i know i
That's on Thursday. Oh, on Sundays, always j is sorting
mechanisms. But the difference? The only real difference was one
was a HTML email. And the other one was plain text. Yeah,
that'll do it. The plain text goes through to everybody. Yeah,
yeah, that'll do it. But you know, they're always
encouraging. I would say Gmail, everybody, all these systems,
all Google, you use HTML email, use that. And yeah, it's a lot
prettier. And you can do a lot more with this. It's, it's cool,
and you put photos and you make everything look good. And then
it
immediately gets blocked,
blocked and the same people. Well, we might have a couple, I
had a couple of super super guys that knew what they're talking
about, about these little details that MailChimp does, and
maybe they should find some way to get some of these little
digital signaling systems within the headers and all these email
systems. And they one to one guy said right to guys be very
specific about specific things that should be changed. And so
I'm gonna see if I can do well get that accomplished here.
Here's what we learned back in the pod show days, when we had a
system where you could request a password reset and other things.
And just sending out notices to users, that if you basically
have to pay these, these companies who are completely
venture capital back to forget their name, you pay them
$150,000 a year, and everything that is sent through their mail
server, because that's what you do you use their SMTP server is
whitelisted, with Google with, you know, every other big email
provider. And otherwise, you go into wherever, wherever you're
directed to go to by the email provider, mainly Gmail being a
big culprit. So there's a toll to be paid and it's the same
people who finance Google who finance these rip off artists in
the middle. It's disgusting. It's a cartel.
Well, I'm thinking that yeah, there's a bit of that. But for
example, one letter that one of our producers says, I'll just
read part of it part of your mail delivery process might be
that your domain demark settings look wrong. S O P F looks okay.
It's in the messages like it's working. But d k i M and D Mark
could use them to tender loving care. Well, you know,
who was an expert in that? void zero key is the expert and he
will tell us exactly what to do. So this leads me I
got two guys here that both had pretty much the same messaging.
I don't need to. I mean, I bought void zeros the best but I
hate to keep bothering him for anything. Okay, so back to when
I set up my I mean maybe can help me I just get off MailChimp
and put do this right on my own and save the money. Well, yeah,
Jim's not that cheap. It will.
So here's the bottom
line, but I didn't know that again, that's an effort and then
all the old MailChimp stuff, I could just keep it as a kind of
a skeleton and use it just to look up some old stuff. But I
mean, MailChimp does maintain a huge database of old e
newsletters and such,
since we're discussing it and we're writing the book on value
for value it's important for podcasters who are interested in
surviving this way to understand that there's multiple parts that
are incredibly important in the value for value process feeding
back of course, in the donation notes is important, but we've
learned and that's really all on you because you you're an expert
in this field, we've learned that the newsletter is what is
critical to remind people that we have a show coming up remind
people to support the show. Now we also know that there's a fine
balance between content and and asking to for people to listen
to the show again and to support it. If you do lots of content
you get zero support we've never noticed this is like the massive
failure wow that's that's a great newsletter John lots of
interesting stuff. Yeah, and then he's horrible physalis
effect so for us living as value for value podcasters when you
see only six or eight donations coming in, that's like that's
like when you know just like okay house rent gonna be it's
gonna be a little tighter. So you think immediately did we
fuck something up? Are we horrible people? Did we know? I
don't know is that is the economic collapse upon us. No
one has money to support us with these are these are scary things
when that's one
of those misinterpretations.
What this is most misinterpretations by me.
By visa one of us I mean, when you see something like that, oh,
yeah, you have to assume it's not you. Effective. One of the
things that people should know who are podcasters and we have a
lot of net listen to this show. Going back to what you said
initially, is people your podcast, whatever even no agenda
is not the first thing on anyone's mind at all. Ever.
They're all
obsessed with, you know, this song contest Eurovision,
I don't even that's Derek says with a gasoline price. Costco
sale starts today or tomorrow. Starts Wednesday, by the way. So
you have to do all these little dipshit things and people
criticize you for it. I mean, but the people who criticize you
for for criticize you for it usually aren't team players. And
sometimes they don't even I don't even know if they really
it maybe they hate listen to the show. It's hard to test
possible.
So anyway, back to our finished producer who was who's a knight
has been a producer for a long time. He lives in Finland. He's
lived there for a long time. And he was very disgusted he felt
and you know, and I understand because Finland has a very
different view of Russia, because they are their neighbor.
And so he even though he claims he no longer listens to the
show, he does send me articles from Finland to keep me up to
speed on the vibe and what's going on there which I highly
appreciate. But in this most recent email he gave me all this
and he said by the way, I still haven't gone back to listening
to the show. And no agenda social it oh my god, it's so
radical. It's like everyone works for Russia. And I really
suspect several of them are taking payments from FSB Yeah,
that's unreasonable. It's completely that's like how do
you and I see no agenda see social all the time? How do you
get there to actually thinking that there's people on no agenda
social being paid by Russian intelligence services to Post
Pro or maybe not anti Russian stuff? How do you get that has
to be some form of cognitive dissonance it can't be any other
way. Makes no sense. And part of that is you know Finland now
applying for NATO membership official as of today, along with
Sweden we knew this was coming but Finland I think is first out
of the gate. And of course they have nothing to worry about
because the UK will back him up if anything happens. But did you
see what yet what do you see what's happening with you see
what's happening with Turkey though before we get into year
one? That's the clip I've got her fix per sake because this is
this is an interesting little thing that took place.
It's not a long clip but it explains a little bit of it. In
fact the desert now I think about it it's from NPR doesn't
really explain anything. It just tells you what's going on what's
going on, but we can explain a Finland Turkey clip. Sweden,
Finland,
Turkey we
go foreign ministers from Turkey, Finland and Sweden are
holding talks to resolve disagreements over Finnish and
Swedish plans to join NATO. They are all getting ready to apply.
They're both getting ready to apply to join the military
alliance after Russia's invasion. That was an
interesting
flub. Why didn't they why didn't they edit that? She went from
all to they both that's interesting.
Shit. This woman by the way, this she's I've she's only been
on a few times. She I can't tell you how this like she does maybe
an hour news. She's just flooded and flooded, flooded. She's a
flubber.
They're all getting ready to apply. They're both getting
ready to apply to join the military alliance after Russia's
invasion of Ukraine. Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Chavez
shaloo called their plans unacceptable and outrageous. The
Finnish prime minister expressed confidence that a solution will
be found. NATO Secretary General is not in attendance at
gatherings in Berlin, after testing positive for COVID.
Yeah, it doesn't really explain anything, but you want
to get out of a meeting? Yeah,
I got COVID.
Well, what's going on is Erawan first came out and said, you
know, we're not and the way that NATO works is all 30 member
countries have to agree to a new member to expansion. And if one
says no, then it's not happening. So Turkey said, Well,
there's way too many problems with immigrants in Sweden. I
don't know if he said Finland as well, for our finished producer
immediately went, there's no problem here. The may or may not
be I thought there might be some problems. But this is mainly the
if you look at Sweden, look at Stockholm, just go look at any
new site and type in Sweden. And you'll see the issues they have
and and the word riot. Yeah, and of course a lot lighter. A lot
of these immigrants came there thanks to Turkey, who started
just letting them go. They they took the the migrants, the
refugees, really from Syria, which are driven out mainly by
us. And they held them in in pens until they said, Hey,
you're up, you're not doing what we like. And they started
letting them out. And that started flowing into into Europe
and certainly into Scandinavia. And now they're saying oh,
that's you got to fix all that. Before we say anything. I think
his foreign minister walked that back a tiny bit. But of course
Turkey has very interesting relationships with with Russia.
So maybe Turkey is looking for a payoff. I mean, let's just say
it's probably certain turkeys looking for a payoff from
somebody. I think it's whoever is the highest bidder right now.
Will it be Russia? Will it be the US somebody's got a gotta
make them help help them make up their mind?
Well, they voted no. And so now this
well, they haven't voted. voted no. Yes. They haven't voted. No,
there's been no vote yet.
Now, but they're not going to. I don't see how we can approve
this. Get this screw if they do.
It's called The Great reset. Nothing surprises me. Yeah, I
know you don't believe me. It's fine. All right. What else do
you have? I have stuff on Ukraine. But I got
a little rundown. We can keep up to date here. Again, back to our
friends at NPR.
Oh, can I say something? It'd be nice to say something about NPR
before we continue because NPR clips are important for us. We
had a discussion about the legality of NPR doing native
ads?
Oh, yes. And I said I didn't see how they why they wouldn't be
able to and you said ya know, they can't they can't they
can't. Although I think that word. Legality is up for debate.
But you obviously have something here? Yes.
They do not offer any products on the radio that contain native
advertising there. It's very strict, brought to you by that's
kind of now I didn't get into their charter and you know how
that works with with the government, you know, small
subsidy that the government pays but they really can't do native
advertising. They certainly don't offer it. But podcast,
which of course are exactly the same content as the radio, which
is where you and I get our clips from. I'm quite sure you didn't
get any clips by recording the radio. That's where they have
the halo units. Custom Designed for each sponsor to promote a
brand support of specific NPR content with an embedded content
module. It's not native advertising. It's an embedded
content module. So that's how it works. That's why we have these
that's why we're being bombarded with native ads from well, not
bombarded but from NPR because it's podcast and that's where
they can
see that ad about the taco pizza. Which is the best way to
describe it. Mexican pizza I think Max That's it. That's just
the right word. It seems to me that it was I mean, yeah, I
picked it off the stream which was online I didn't get it over
the air but it seems like it was over the air to me they was just
seemed like it was repurposed over the air material. I could
be wrong. I mean, I don't know why they slip this into the
stream and not put it over the air
because they don't offer that content product for I think
specific reason doesn't matter. At least we know what's going
on. We know what to look for.
Yeah, oh no, it's very easy to see. It's a two minutes of B S.
Well, here we go again with more BS but I don't think this is the
native ad this is their Ukraine run down and this is a you could
hear it. I put the word I put BS on here because it sounds like a
bunch of bull rush rain. One
is suffering a major setback in Ukraine as it becomes clear that
their forces are retreating from the city of Harkey. Since the
first days of the war, Russian troops attacked and attempted to
encircle Ukraine's second largest city. But Ukrainian
officials, international military observers and NPRs own
Jason Beaubien on the ground in Harkey say Moscow's forces are
now slowly but steadily being pushed away from the city. And
Jason is with us now from Kharkiv to tell us more. Jason,
welcome back to the program. Thanks so much for joining us.
No, it's
great to be here. Michelle,
what is it that you're seeing there and
Harkey that makes you say that Russian forces are moving back
from the city?
Well, first, you know, top military officials here are
saying that this is happening. But we're also hearing it from
Ukrainian soldiers when we're out at checkpoints. And also
just talking to people here, they're saying that the Russian
artillery positions are no longer able to pound the
neighborhood's own edge of the city like they were before. And
just today, we were able to get out in some towns and villages
that were occupied by the Russians as recently as just a
few weeks ago. So it's very clear that the Ukrainian troops
are regaining territory north and east of arkiv. And they're
pushing the Russian forces back towards the Russian border,
where she has grabbed a lot of Ukrainian territory and the east
of the country as well as the South. How significant is it
that Ukraine appears to have won this battle for Harkey?
You know, it's very significant. Russia at first attempted to
take the capital Kyiv, which is the largest city in Ukraine that
failed. Now Moscow's attempts to take the second largest city
Harkey also appears to have failed also just geographically
this moves that last Russian frontline further east pretty
much pushing the Russians out of the north and the heartland of
the country.
What are you hearing from the people there are? Sounds like a
strange question, but are they celebrating?
It sounds like an orchestrated question. No kidding. I
celebrate.
So what is this guy a mind reader? Oh, there's a lot do we
do we have any clue? Is there an insider there and it has in the
meetings do we know that Russia try to take
Kyiv there's no evidence of that no evidence
there's no evidence whatsoever they kind of skirted it didn't
come mounting it with ballistic missiles like they haven't
marsupial North goupil Mari whatever it
is mostly salami.
That place the place has been flattened so they can flatten a
place they didn't do anything like that. See
when you laugh when you laugh about flattening places we lose
listeners John Stop it. Stop it to lose
listeners per sending out a second newsletter. So
you you're not good for the show right now. Calm down.
Garg. And so, so this is bullcrap. It's just making it
up. We don't know that the whole thing wasn't a scheme. I mean,
it's like the GA situation where we've heard it from the app
played that clip a long time ago from that guy from the I think
that London School of Economics or Oh yes, he was an expert on
this and he described what happened in Georgia and he said
they were never intended to take over Georgia they keep saying
Russia wants to take over Ukraine i There's no evidence of
this.
I have some other weird things from mainstream but I'd love to
hear the second NPR less
hear the rest of this but I'm just saying it just seems like
they're just making it out in the public what date Yes, yes.
They just making stuff up and putting it out there with you
know as though they know something they don't know
anything.
But that's kind of what news is, is immediately get the get the
opinion is no, no, no, no, no, no. Here's the format, report
the headline. Then bring in the opinion guy who will make it
sound like that's what happened. That's That's how these that's
how all news works these days. And it's the opinion Person
of the opinion. This is the way the news has worked for longer
than just these days.
Well, yes, I probably since before we started this show, but
it's gotten more apparent. Well,
that's because we brought it to the four. I'm sorry, I'm
probably not the only ones. Other people have been pointing
this out to you. I think they were trailblazers, but not the
only game in town. No, no, but we are the best
game in town. Oh, absolutely.
We're the best. No,
not at all. Here are still very cautious. They're very nervous.
The bombardment of the city was incredibly destructive. And this
offensive by the Ukrainians it's been a long, slow slog this long
that the battle return again, there are some people that are
still sleeping in the subway stations here and other bomb
shelters every night because they're still not believing that
this is true. But out in some of the towns that were occupied by
the Russians people there they're just elated. They say
our boys have come in and liberated their towns and I have
to say these towns are really have been blown to bits. I met
this one woman, a Pavlenko, Victoria and she was cleaning up
her house in a village just east of Harkey
was over by Numato you understand? Just like in this
house in my house they've been living for a month Russians
living in from
the Russian occupiers rammed her front gate. She says they drank
all of her homemade wine they shot both her toilet and her
television. Victoria at her family they Hemet
they shot her toilet
I you know I heard I said stop me too when I heard they they
saw the Russian bastards who went in there first they shoot
her television so they so they themselves can't watch TV. And
then they then they look around where's your crap? Or you know
and then they shoot it die you can't take a crap now. Oh gosh,
ah, it's just one of those contrived, you know, inventions.
No, this is this is a meme. Something's something's going on
with this shooting
a toilet shooting and toilets are just such a thing. I can see
it as if someone had soldier had a huge sense of humor. There's
something funny about about it. There's no doubt about that. But
it is to dehumanize people to not give them a dignified place
to poop. And you will see this report coming on NPR you will
see this report coming on NPR. I guess this is this is we're
catching it now. The shooting of Ukrainian toilets will be a
thing. To mark my word. I've been around
the toilet. The Russian occupiers rammed her front gate.
She says they drank all of her homemade wine they shot both her
toilet and her television. Victoria and her family they
spent weeks sheltering in the basement of a friend's house
during the occupation. There was no electricity, gas or running
water but the Russians still wouldn't allow them to leave no
one yet gotten yourself on this zonula Tom and Nick was calling
us today not
like a hostages here because they the moment they invaded.
They booked all the roads that it is possible to escape from
the city. I know that people were trying to do it but I don't
have any information if some of them managed to do it. But yeah,
we pretty much we've been like a hostages.
She says she knows at least three people in this village
were killed by the Russians during the occupation. Her
neighbor told us about a young girl being raped by a soldier we
can't confirm these accounts but the physical destruction in this
village and others it's very plain to see and while residents
you know they still face major challenges to rebuild they were
telling us today that they're incredibly happy to be back now
as part of Ukraine.
Those Russians are real shit shooters da well, you if you
think NPR is off the hook, let's go let's take a listen
to this your right you may be rabid this toilet. I'm telling
you that can smell this. Oh, this a while. I will be here
every Thursday, including the second one. So MSNBC Chris Hayes
who's back from his COVID Because you know, the double jab
double boosted got the COVID course. He's back. He's back on
the air and he had Michael D. Weiss on who is a contributing
editor at The Daily Beast and special investing a Director of
Special Investigations at the free Russia Foundation. The free
Russia Foundation, which I only noticed that that wasn't
a free Russia. This is a good idea. Well, I
think this let's see what this is. The free Russia Foundation
is an international organization supporting civil society and
democratic development in Russia sounds like an NGO that that
will introduce regime change to CIA and they're headquartered in
Washington DC, but they have regional offices. Are you ready
for it? Regional Offices in Kyiv, or as we say, Kyiv,
Ukraine, Tbilisi, Georgia, Prague and Berlin. We actively
support political development and economic reforms and defend
democracies against autocratic threats in countries neighboring
Russia throughout Europe and worldwide as we see the success
of these processes directly linked with progress in Russia.
So there's basically the I read this as a regime change
organization designed to change Russia from the inside. Yeah,
good luck. Anyway, so he's a journalist, and
that's never been tried before special country like Russia I'm
making Well,
I'm sure that that went well with the Tbilisi, Georgia and
Kyiv. Ukraine. I'm pretty sure those guys might have been
involved.
Yeah, well,
so anyway, here he is. And he brings us the news that Putin,
President Putin is indeed deathly ill, desperately,
desperately ill. He's got the big cancer
rumors have persisted that Putin is ailing from some malady,
including cancer for many, many years going back way before the
invasion of Ukraine. However, a few weeks ago, I came into
possession of a tape of a Russian oligarch who I know and
was, could easily authenticate who he was because he more or
less identifies himself on the tape chattering to a Western
venture capitalist about various things. One, how miserable this
war is for oligarchs like himself. He says that Putin has
single handedly driven Russia back 50 years. He has the blood
of 15,000 Russian soldiers on his hands. This is more of a
calamity than the Soviet invasion and occupation of
Afghanistan. But then he says, Putin is very, very ill with
blood cancer, he says and he makes the suggestion that we all
believe that he is going to die before this war is out and we
all hope that he will, which is kind of a shocking disclosure in
a number of ways press because one, if this is the truth, well,
wow. This oligarch is talking out of his hat speculating mass,
you know, I believe doing kind of remote diagnosis the way that
a lot of people that are quoted in the tabloid press are doing
okay. Are number three and perhaps most tantalizing ball
tantalize? If this is some cleverly cooked up piece of
disinformation, that Russian elites have disseminated into
the West, and also within Moscow itself in the sort of inner
sanctum of the Russian government, then it suggests
that it's designed to make Putin look vulnerable and weak and
perhaps susceptible to a coup.
So this guy,
no way Wait, let's back up. Now this is the this guy is with
that NGO that you're talking about. It's got the offices all
over the place, believe is just a bullcrap operation to trying
to overthrow the government. Oh, this sounds like that's exactly
right.
Thank you. And I will add something to that
boat Hold on. But do they really think that this bull crap is
going to fly? Oh, yes.
Because they have the receipts. You see? They can they can tell
you where the information came from. You were asking Do they
have someone on the inside and PR, of course, but is anyone
reporting? Well, of course, we know when it comes to Russia.
What is the most credible online source? You can think of?
Twitter? No, I mean, a specific information source. rafidah.
When you hear it, you you will shoot yourself but you won't
have a
toilet. You won't have New York Times. No, no,
neither one neither one much better than
that. There's some other reporting in this piece.
Courtesy of Christo grows up. He's the rather brilliant
investigator at Bellingcat, the website that has unmasked
the rather brilliant investigative reporter from
Bellingcat. Yeah. Okay. Are you done?
You have to give everyone a background on Bellingcat that
went as what we know so far.
Well, my the way I see it, and we've done a lot of
deconstruction on Bellingcat goes back to the Malaysia
Airlines flight that was shot out of the air over Ukraine,
mainly Dutch people on the flight, which is why I know a
lot about it. Most of the Dutch families are still outraged. The
Black Box was never released. There's lots of information,
although the black, we mentioned that the black box was filed
exists,
it apparently exist. Yes. Russia showed that it could not be
them. It has many, many theories, but it also makes no
sense. If anything, it was a horrible accident, which was
then used for for gain really to start off a lot of this stuff up
because this even happened did not happen before. Was it m m h
17. When was that? Did that happen before the 2014 coup?
It was I don't know that's a good question. Now that oh also
weak 17th
of July 2014. Okay, so same year we'd have we'd have to look at
the exact dates but it didn't help make Russia look good.
That's for sure. So belling cat has all kinds of very suspicious
ties and they're the ones that the that the they have a name.
It's a special group, the the MH 17 investigation group come up
with it in a second. They they use belling cat information to
prove that it was Russia that shot down the flight and not
Ukraine. And I can't go much deeper than that because I
forget more than I remember. But we we went deep into belling cat
and it seems take a look at belling cats homepage at the
moment.
Okay, are you doing that? Are you doing that now for I got it
right
here and it's unraveling of the killing of Shareen Abu act lay
the journalist that's at the top and then it goes to Russia's
Cuba non followers. Oh, can't make up their minds about
Ukraine. That's like Right, right up there. Also latest
resources. This new tool lets you analyze tick tock hashtags.
So I guess there's something going on with tick tock
hashtags. belling cat is banned in Russia. Here's how to beat
the block. How to archive telegram content document
Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Those are the kinds of does have
the tools and they have the then they have these are the cluster
munitions documented by Ukrainian civilians. The
invasion of Ukraine tracking use of cluster munitions in civilian
areas.
They specialize in what they call fact checking and Open
Source Intelligence also known as OS int.
A lot of stuff on cluster bombs here. Yeah. Anyway, that's them.
You can go look it up. It's belling. cat.com spelled like it
sounds.
Let's go back to the genius brilliant reporting from
Bellingcat.
There's some other reporting in this piece, courtesy of Christo
Grosset. He's the rather brilliant investigator at
Bellingcat. The you know the website that has unmasked
Russian spies and assassins, including the antebellum, the
poisoners, and the skripal poisoners. And Christo, I put
this across to him several weeks ago, he came back and he said,
Look, I was skeptical of this at first, but I have a source in
the FSB, who said that several weeks before the Lubyanka FSB
headquarters issued a communique or a decree to all the regional
directorates inside of the Russian Federation territory to
the FSB, saying any rumors about the President's terminal health
conditions should be treated incredibly, suspiciously almost
a sabotage. Please ignore and Please dismiss that. Well, of
course, it's had the opposite effect of convincing convincing
a lot of people in the FSB that in fact, these rumors are true.
Yeah, of course. In fact, it's true. You know, this is the old
way. So there's a memo that said, the FSB released that said
that this is some sort of plot in this all bullcrap. Please
ignore such things. And so that means it's actually true. Let's
hear that. And again, he's ignoring
Please dismiss them back a little bit, should be treated
incredibly, suspiciously almost a sabotage. Please ignore and
Please dismiss that. Well, of course, it's had the opposite
effect of Ken is convincing a lot of people in the FSB that in
fact, these rumors are true.
There was a, there was a picture of the May 9 celebration,
someone sent to me and I did the old Google search, we do
images.google.com Drag the image in there. And it was a shot of
Putin head and shoulder shot, looking to his left. And all he
looks exactly like everybody I've seen in the cancer ward
when my mom was dying. The Fall and you know, the really puffy
cheeks from the prednisone, the the lips kind of shriveling. Now
he's also in his 70s. But, and I and so I wanted to see if there
was an original image if it was doctored, I really couldn't find
that image more than twice. Which by itself was interesting.
But I wonder, I mean, we don't know of course, and we can't
know. But when I saw that picture, I'm like, wow, either
someone did a great job on this. Or he may really be sick. That
was just my personal observation, like holy crap.
There's Photoshop people that could do unbelievable things.
And so I am very skeptical that any photo any photo that I see
any photo at all,
any photos, and then there's
this one, which I love more discrediting of Russia and and
telling the West how things are deteriorating in the interior is
just no good. You know, that's why we need guys like this on
the inside. You can check Change the country's hearts and minds
and have a coup take place.
Meanwhile, US officials say Russia is now being forced to
use semiconductor chips from dishwasher and refrigerators in
their military equipment all because of US sanctions and
global shortages.
Okay, so I would love to see the data on that. So, hey, Boris
Kraus, Boris we need to chip away at them and get them from
the washing machine,
the washing machine.
Because that's the same chips that you need
to military every chips to send this only thing Hey, there's one
thing it's called a chip to chip. These chips.
These just chips. They work in Ford F 150s. They work in
washing machines and they work at work in Russian military
equipment. Universal chips. That's right. And it's worse,
you know? Where did you get that? Because anyone who would
report such a thing ABC.
Oh my god, what is wrong with these people?
Well, it's fun to report I mean, it's funny.
It's funny joke of everything. Well, sure. How
else would you entertain yourself if you do a horrible am
5am Morning Show and
God knows those. Those Russian washing machines are so high
tech. It's unbelievable. We pull them we plug them monitor
surprise. They don't export because those things are so good
chips, the chips on the button. Those I can't
believe that people aren't breaking into homes and stealing
washing machine chips. I mean, this is a hot commodity like
copper. And while you're at it, shoot the toilet. But it's worse
because they're just like Nazis. A US
official says Russia has abducted 1000s of Ukrainians and
sent them to so called filtration camps. That's where
they're questioned about potential ties to the government
or military. And according to the UN, at least 100 children
were killed in Ukraine just last month.
Okay. All right. There you go. It's nothing but since you know,
the Davos crowd comes together in a week of the World Economic
Forum. It's going to be at Davos once again. And guess who is
doing the opening keynote? Musk? Zelinsky Of course. Oh,
shirtless? Lenski. Yes. Come on, man, you know that.
That thing is I feel that Davos is an ill repute.
It'll be great to watch. I mean, this year will be would just
have to be out of touch with reality or what's actually going
on in the world to to attend this series with all seriousness
because it's, it's, it's a it's a fiasco with this Klaus Schwab
guy. No, no, no,
they literally all gonna rent from now on, everything's free.
And you're gonna live a happy life with no property? Yes. I
mean, I sort of thinking it's like, why would does anybody pay
attention? Anything? I think a lot of these guys are
cloistered.
I have to tell you, I don't know if I told you the story before.
Christina about two months ago. You know, a lot of the work she
was doing had dried up with lockdowns was quite severe in
the Netherlands. And so she was going to go take a job in a bar
or restaurant restaurant bar, I think, just to make money. Cuz
she couldn't make rent. So she she kind of went, she went into
a panic spiral because she said, Oh my God, I don't think I can
socialize. I don't know if I can do it anymore. And you know,
young woman, you know, sometimes you spiral. And that's when you
call your dad and then you get talked off the ledge, but it was
really severe. And one and I reminded her of this when when
she was here, of course, that all she got over that. And her
boyfriend was very helpful, and everything worked out. But she
was really traumatized. And in that traumatized state, she said
to me, I just wish the government would just send me
money, so I wouldn't have to go outside. And I reminded her of
this. And she said, yeah, that was the deepest I've been. This
is something that I think, is a cause of everything that took
place. People say that and then just take care of me. Just get
rid of my student debt. Just give me $1,000 A month is helped
me with my rent, don't have me evicted. And the more of that
you get, the more people want it. It's very, it's very normal
human response to traumatic circumstances. Now, luckily, I
knocked that out of her but she was. So yes, I think that these
things are very destructive. And that comes from the World
Economic Forum says you own nothing and you'll be trained to
do too. Yeah, but yes, and I think it's succeeding.
Here's the clip I had wanted to play last show. This is the $40
billion to Ukraine is actually 53,000,000,040 B Yes,
the House of Representatives passed a $40 billion package for
Ukraine last night. All Democrats and around 70% of
Republicans voted in favor. But some members of the GOP are
raising questions about the aid and the repercussions that could
have on Americans. The House
on Tuesday night approved an additional $40 billion military
and humanitarian aid package for Ukraine. This is just weeks
after lawmakers approved 13 point 6 billion and emergency
aid for the war effort. combined. This totals roughly
$53 billion over the last two months. Not only does this go
beyond what President Biden requested, it's also poised to
amount to the largest foreign aid package to pass through
Congress in two decades. While the aid was passed with few
questions or objections. A few Republican members of Congress
voiced opposition $54
million in COVID spending in Ukraine, but there's no formula
for American babies and mothers.
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene asked Congress Why is
sending this money to Ukraine yet failing to find solutions to
crises at home, such as the border crisis supply chain
issues and skyrocketing inflation. Representative Matt
gates wonder about where all this money and military aid may
be heading?
Do we have amnesia in this house is memory loss, a consequence of
the gerontocracy of Congress? Just a year ago, we lost a war
against goat herders waving rifles,
gerontocracy. Oh, yeah, yeah, that's who started that mean, we
use that. We've heard someone do that. Yeah, I started that
someone started three gerontocracy
that did this kind of is interesting, because it'd be
lies the I've said this before, but this idea that Biden
promotes that the that the ultra Magga have taken over the
Republicans when in this case, there was 100% of the Democrats
voted for the $40 billion package and 70% of the
Republicans. So there's only 30% That might be mega, ultra mag
most if they're ultra
small number. I was reading that. As this the Biden
administration spent it is they hired a think tank and spent six
months coming up with the Magga and ultra Maga term. Six months.
And then the minute they came out with it immediately got
turned around, turned around and turned into something
beautiful. Yes, uh, yeah, that's good. Those terms. It was like,
yeah, that's kind of cool. We'll use that. Of course, there was
one. One Republican in the House who pulled a dirty trick.
If this gift of Ukraine passes, our total aid to Ukraine will
almost equal the entire military budget of Russia. And it's not
as if we have that money lying around, we will have to borrow
that money from China to send it to Ukraine. The cost of this
package we were voting on today is more than the US spent during
the first year of the US conflict in Afghanistan.
Congress authorized force, and the President sent troops into
the conflict. The same cannot be said of Ukraine. This proposal
towers over domestic priorities as well.
Yeah, so some kind of procedural thing where Rand Paul said, No,
there'll be no quick vote unless I have unless we get an
inspector general to oversee the expenditures, the 54 billion,
which seems kind of reasonable. I'd say it's an amendment. I
don't know what the status is, but at least that slowed down a
bit.
Why bother keep keeping track of the money?
Because we did so well, with Afghanistan. It was fabulous.
Yeah. Now the US Treasury is also getting in on the game and
Janet, Janet Yellen had some crazy things I'll just read
which what she said or this was a policy statement. that Russia
is Russia's war in Ukraine is one of the biggest
considerations in the US Treasury's latest strategy
document there we go, which outlines how the agency wants to
combat significant illicit finance threats. And of course,
illicit finance is a major national security threat.
Nowhere is that more apparent than in Russia's war against
Ukraine supported by decades of corruption by Russian elites. We
need to close loopholes work efficiently with international
partners and leverage new technologies to tackle the risk
posed by corruption, an increase in domestic violent extremism
and the abuse of virtual assets. Nevermind the cash, the
mountains of cash that we see everywhere, including our
weapons that we gave sold, Lent whatever to Ukraine now showing
Hang up in Telegram for sale. You can buy, you can buy any of
the weapons we sent over there beautiful. And of course this is
actually ushering in some form of famine, social unrest,
hunger, winter, color, what you want, supply chain issues, great
reset whatever.
This rain helps feed 400 million people around the
world. So this is this is set that up.
Where's this? I
don't know why I can't see what this was, oh yeah, this is the
World Food Program, the United Nations outfit, they're running
lots of different spots, kind of like PSAs talking about the
problem of hunger. Now that there is no wheat coming out of
Ukraine, this grain
helps feed 400 million people around the world. And these
ports are shut down. Because of this war. We need to get the
ports open operational. Otherwise, we're going to have
catastrophe on top of catastrophe millions of people
around the world strong in is hard to believe how devastating
this is really going to be on the poorest of the poor around
the world. And we need these ports open and we need it now.
To the ports. The ports is the problem. We need the ports open
but the ports can't open. Because the ports are booby
trapped. With, I guess their mind
to be will make sense. No,
I'm pretty sure they only see that I have got a clip of that.
Interesting. Yeah, here we go. Sorry about that. I looked at
the Ukraine wheat production. global wheat production all
around the world is 28,370,280 tons. Now no, I'm sorry. That's
Ukraine's wheat production. The total world wheat production is
765,000,769 635 tonnes. Ukraine is 3.7% of global production. So
while not great, it's not really going to bank the break the
bank. However, this will
tonight the g7 industrialized nations are condemning India's
decision to ban exports of wheat warning it could worsen the
global food shortage. India says it just wants to safeguard its
own supply. The price of wheat has shot up by more than 40%
this year, mainly because of the war between Ukraine and Russia,
which together produce a third of the world's wheat supply.
And here's the thing. No, that's not it either. Interesting. I
thought I had another clip about the about the harbor being mind
anyway, doesn't matter. So I think India is run away up there
is India, not the number two wheat exporter?
I don't know the numbers and who's one, two and three? Yes.
exporters? Yeah, I'm
pretty sure that we were that.
I think Russia Ukraine is number. Russia. Russia is tiny
was fine. We should have it right in front of us. We should
we should. Here's the look, I'll look it up while we speak. Yes.
Here's a
report from
India exports with immediate effect as part of its steps to
control the spike in prices at home. Now only export shipments
for which letters of credit have been issued on or before the
notification will be allowed here on now this is being seen
as a U turn by the government as just two days ago. They had set
a massive target of 10 million tons of export.
So there you got it. Yeah. What do you got? India?
Here are the 10 countries with the most wheat production,
right? Number one Russia. Guess again?
US Guess again? Yes, India,
China?
Oh, of course. Of course. Hello. Could have known as number one.
India's number two, Russia is number three. We are number
four. Canada is number five. France, Pakistan and Ukraine is
at the bottom of the list.
So this is good, because now you can see that this I think almost
planned food shortage famine is being covered up by the war in
Ukraine. Ukraine has very little wheat production that matters.
It's Russia. It's India. It is I mean this this China. Oh, yeah,
we can trust China for our wheat. So that's interesting.
That's the messaging is horse crap. Now there's a new I think
you may have played clips from this lady before from w i o Oh
no, this is the Indian network have to polki Sharma
I don't know. Oh, this is She's a character. So
she's fant she is,
you know I want to you can understand her.
I don't know if we're talking about the same one. I can
understand her just fine. She's cute. She's cute. She's direct.
She's a great camera presence. And we got to get rid of the
shitty accent but otherwise she's fantastic. Now, this is a
long clip. You can stop it whenever you want. But she did
something that I would love to see any American news outlet do.
She said here is this is we have economic crisis, which was
resulting in food shortages. That's the fact. And Sri Lanka
is melting down. As you know Sri Lanka's prime minister resigned
the protests were so intense. And what she did in this package
was, say A is Sri Lanka The only country could this happen
anywhere else. And she does this unbelievable rundown of other
countries, which should make anyone who was is showing the
Ukrainian flag and your profile, ashamed of what you're really
not looking at.
There are 69 countries that face all the three risks, food,
energy, finance, all 369 countries could go the Sri Lanka
way. 25 in Africa 25 with the Asia Pacific and 19 in Latin
America, which countries are these? We'll start with Egypt,
the land of pharaohs. It is in the throes of a financial
crisis. Egypt is the world's largest importer of wheat,
Russia and Ukraine were top suppliers as they fight now the
supplies are running out. Last month, Egypt said that its
reserves will not last more than three months. Next, we have to
share the birthplace of the Arab Spring its economy is
overheating foreign debt accounts for 100% of its GDP.
The trade deficit has widened to $800 million. Inflation stands
at 7% fuel prices at record highs. Experts say Tunisia could
soon face civil unrest. The same warning has been issued for
Lebanon, the Switzerland of West Asia will not anymore. In 2020
the Beirut blast destroyed Lebanon's largest grain stores.
Food prices went up by 11 times. The Lebanese pound lost 90% of
its value. Public debt grew to three 60% of the GDP. The war in
Ukraine complicated things further, Lebanon important 80%
of its wheat from Ukraine, those supplies have fallen, there's a
bread shortage, a scarcity of sunflower oil, Lebanon has been
forced to take a one $50 million loan from the World Bank to
ensure food security. Then we have Argentina, the land of
tango also caught on the wrong foot. Now inflation is
paralyzing its economy external debt is mounting. Argentina has
defaulted on debt repayments nine times to avoid a 10th
default it has gone to the IMF. It wants to refinance a $45
billion loan. It may give Argentina a brief reprieve, but
it will not quell the civil unrest.
Awesome. Yeah, I don't know if you're still enjoying this, but
it also gives you a little insight into how ridiculous this
53 billion is compared to put some other like, just give us
150 million we'll we'll be okay with that. No, Ukraine fine.
Analysts say Argentina is staring at a long and cold
winter this year. Some other Latin American countries are
also at risk like El Salvador and Peru. They face hyper
inflation in commodities tumbling bonds, food shortages,
detonating prices and mass unemployment. Very much like Sri
Lanka reports the both countries could soon face civil unrest. in
Sub Saharan Africa, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Ethiopia
could be the worst hit. In Ghana debt levels are soaring interest
payments are choking the economy a debt crisis looks imminent. In
Kenya, the debt has climbed to $70 billion. That's 70% of its
GDP. Last week, they got a 240 $4 million loan from the IMF
to weather this economic storm. In South Africa the debt has
reached 80% of its GDP, there's a looming threat of state
collapse, a rerun of the 2021 civil unrest. Next comes Turkey
the currency is sliding the debt is soaring, upwards of 54% of
the GDP. Inflation has cut 70% GDP forecast cut to 3.3% There's
a food shortage Turkey is getting 50,000 tons of wheat
from India. And these are just a few examples. The World Bank
says that in the next 12 months, as many as a dozen developing
economies may not be able to service their debt. This will be
the largest debt crisis in a generation.
I thought that was a dynamite rundown
it'll be fun to watch
oh man got me. Oh, I'm sorry. We got a message mess. is a message
from Klaus Schwab?
No agenda does not take care of the planet and people nobody
will be saved from sea dangerous misinformation. You will be
punished.
Okay, Klaus, okay, sorry. We'll be punished, you will be
punished. No agenda. So that doesn't sound really good and
sounds like
it sounds like a disaster waiting to happen. And the banks
are going to take
a beating. Yeah, beating
well, they usually deserve it when they get it. But But what
did was come out ahead, somehow they do that. They take over a
lot of assets, and then they straighten things out and in a
country like REITs itself, and then they make money on the
assets that they confiscated.
I love your I love your optimism. I really do. Yeah,
yeah. It's good. It's good. Your optimism is good. Now, let's
just talk about wheat. Now growing up, I never really heard
about the importance of wheat. Now. It seems like without
wheat, we're all dead. Is this true? Is wheat.
From the sounds of it? Yeah.
Well, that's it's an it's a valid question. What is in it?
Well, it
just does not work if say we lose we're going to listen, we
would lose directions are going to move their wheat somehow this
their net their truck, they're already losing as to 24 24
million tons of Ukrainian, wheat. And I think most of that
will be recovered, at least half of it'll get used and shipped
somehow through the over the land. Just I don't see this as
being I think is a current crisis that's being exaggerated.
Doesn't help when India decides to take itself off the market
and say no, we're just going to keep our 100 100 million tons
and keep it keep it here. I'm looking at these numbers, and
I'm just seeing it. Okay. So look, let's say Ukraine loses 24
All 24 million. A lot of it's been, you know, is a granary. So
they're not obviously shipping it all anyway. I just don't
think so. I think this is I think they're, they're making
this worse than it has to be. Oh, well,
isn't that the point of a great recession? It's not exactly the
point make it much worse than it has to be. Yeah, I'd say so. But
it's all it's all poured part of this messaging. That doesn't get
to that. But let's talk about baby milk for a second because
we've kind of ignored that story. For obvious reasons. It
didn't really hit our environment that much. And it
really cranked up I think,
oh, they cranked it up to the max over the Yes. Yes, over the
last week. And this is a political football now. And then
all the right wing talk shows of some I guess there were this
this stems from a member of the Border Patrol. Yes, a picture.
Yes. Have you seen this picture of of the old of mill, a baby
milk formula that is waiting for the refugees as they're coming
across the border and this, they've saved it for them
because they don't want to look as if they're, you know, making
mothers or making babies starve to death. So they save a lot of
the of the milk formula has been redistributed to the borders
instead of being in the shelves where American women have to use
formula.
It does go back a little further to January or February of this
year, when the I think the Food and Drug Administration shut
down an entire plant in all places slabs, yes, Abbott Labs
because they do your COVID test and they screw up your formula,
which, interestingly, is in Sturgis that that particular
produce production facility. And as they close it down because
babies were dying from their formula, they had to have an
entire recall. Here's Jen Psaki from back in the day born to
note that the reason we're here is because the FDA took a step
to ensure that babies were taking safe formula. There were
babies who died from taking this formula so they were doing their
jobs. We have been working. This administration has been working
for weeks now to address in anticipation of where we thought
there could be shortages. We have also seen an increase over
the last four weeks of supply available, which hasn't been an
increase over the four weeks prior to the recall. That is a
good sign. But obviously the steps the President took today
are an acknowledgment and a recognition that more needs to
Got.
Exactly. So okay, so what, what, what I didn't know and which now
can kind of come to light is that there are only, I think
three or four companies who are authorized to produce and
distribute within the United States said, said formula. And
that is mainly because there's deals with the W AIC, the women
infants Children program, which I find a nice misnomer. I'd like
that to be changed. It should be. It should be people who
identify as women, infant no birthing persons, infants and
children. And not women this a week has to change that's
completely wrong. The they blame Abbott Labs for this, and they
did not do anything about the production knowing that Abbott
Labs produces about 42 or 43% of all formula. Interestingly, we
can blame President Trump for not getting anything from Canada
because if you recall, he protect protected all dairy and
all dairy products and there was some what is the tariff they
made the tariff on Canadian dairy products, you know is
unobtainable to import anything. But Abbott, I went looking
around and it's like, you know, Abbott has a very different
opinion of what happened. And they investigated everything and
they didn't I didn't find anyone talking about it, but I do have
a statement from their website. The voluntary February recall
involved for companies of the cronobacter Sakazakii a common
environmental bacteria for complaints as they have to their
for complaints to children got sick, two children died. And
it's from the chrono baster or Baxter Sokka, Saki, Saki, Saki,
bacteria. Dave, have you ever heard of this? No. So apparently
a common environmental bacteria. And they found it in infants who
consumed consumed infant formulas producing this plant to
infants became sick to tragically passed away. The
facts about what was learned about the cases have not been
widely communicated. After after weird, yes, after a thorough
review of all available data, there's no evidence to link our
formulas to these infant illnesses. So they are out there
with a statement saying no.
Now what did have that must have been covered in the New York
Times? I'm sure it was was just because they use the print all
press releases, you'd think
and it seems like a pretty important one. Yeah, genetic
sequencing on the to available samples from ill infants did not
match strains of cronobacter in our plant. So everyone has this
this apparently
I were under the impression I didn't know this. I'm glad you
brought this in. Because I think the public is under the
impression that was rat poop.
In the rat poop inspectors found it the rat poop inspectors.
Yeah. Which are the you know, the health department guys. They
found the rat poop at the Abbott Labs. And they had to shut them
down. And so they shut them down. That's that is I telling
you this is the way I think it's, it's being received
disinformation,
probably. And what the FDA did is they gave them a so called
483 letter which makes them change, improve some of their
systems and protocols, which they had been diligently doing.
But that is part of the reason why this why we have this
shortage. And mind you this is there's no shortage in Europe or
Canada or anywhere else. It's really in the United States. And
because of these deals, these deals, no one else can really
get into the business unless the defense production act is
invoked. And you'd think that if this was all known in February
in February, that something like that would have been done which
is I don't know I just it's it seems like a huge gaff on the on
the part of the administration. There were some now what
happened is people start going crazy on Twitter, of course
which great bet Midler saying Shut up just hit him up with a
boob you got all you got to boobs. Oh sacks are full of male
given medical needs as yet it was the keeper and I were
returning from Austin. Last night we were discussing this.
Do you know what the percentages of women in America who
exclusively nurse their babies for the first three months with
breast milk? I have no idea. 24%. And I think it'd be higher.
You'd think it would be a lot higher because the whole point
of baby formula as I and this is the argument this well here's
Stephanie rule from MSNBC to give us the argument. And
to everyone out there who's saying why don't women just
breastfeed? Give me a break? That is a a ridiculous idea.
Most of there are women out there who simply can't produce
enough. There are women out there who have children on
formula for months, if not years, and they can't. And for
any man out there who's right now saying, Just go with
breastfeeding, go pick up a breast pump. I invite each and
every one of them to purchase a breast pump, put it on their
tongue, and it is
titled sorry.
Hey, what why she bitched about us men. She should be directing
your comments on MSNBC against Bette Midler.
I invite each and every one of them to purchase a breast pump,
put it on their tongue, and as tight as they possibly can, and
have it go for 2020 20 minutes, six times a day, because that's
what using a breast pump is like it's absurd if they think that's
going to solve this problem. Yeah,
I have seen those takes me a while. It's not a faucet
gentleman doesn't you don't just turn it on and off. Now shut up,
Chris Hayes.
So Oh, my God, what is with these pizzas to his son? There's
two things to this clip. So one is there's women who can't
produce breast milk. Absolutely true. That is a small
percentage. The rest of the clip is about I don't want my nipples
hurt. Which is an I think the largest reason women have been
convinced, have been convinced to not provide breast milk but
to use formula. Yeah, it's a psyop. It's like, you know, how
many Gerber babies are there?
Is it a psyop? Or is it just a marketing campaign? Is there is
there a different marketing campaign say yes, I do. You
could legitimately do yes.
It's a marketing campaign. I call it a cya. Don't call it a
sigh. Yeah. However, there's one
something Mimi's always complained about. She always
thought that that formula was not even a quality product,
generally speaking, as good as the real deal, because there's
all kinds of skirt crazy chemicals in female breast milk,
mammalian breast milk. That does certain things that keep the kid
from getting sick for like years. It's unbelievable.
Yeah, well, my, my first wife, who bore our child, there was no
way she was going to breastfeed for her own personal reasons.
She just nope, not going to have I'm not going to do it. And
Christina, to this day, saying, I have all kinds of issues
because my mom didn't feed me from her breast. She's probably
probably I know. There's one other cynical aspect to this,
though. very cynical aspect to forcing moms who just didn't
want to abuse their own breast milk or provide it, you know,
just didn't feel like it. And by the way, fine with me, it's your
choice. It's your baby, do whatever you want. I'm not I'm
not a robot. This is outrage. I, I did I did query Tina in the
car. So you know, like, in 19 105, you know, what did they
do if they didn't have you know, if they couldn't provide breast
milk? Well, there of course, was a many periods throughout
history where we had wet nurses, so other pregnant women would
feed the babies of the elites. Also a lot to be said that
that's not a good idea. The
thing was, if you look you can find this in old movies as
reference. They used to if if they had to give the baby the
bottle. It was just cow milk that was warmed up.
Yes. Another interesting choice. But here's the cynical part.
brought to us by my new favorite ex liberal Nomi Wolf who has
found a home where she has found a home for her regular
appearances.
Austin war room oh no. Yes. Yeah, I can see that the
abandoned would probably like her
abandoned loves her. Listen to what she's has to say about
women being forced to provide their own milk to their
children.
Yeah, so much is going on but super fast. I do want to issue a
warning about breast milk and vaccination and it relates to
what has been a theme about the the baby formula going back to
the border and being but we're running out of it. So here's the
situation. There are signals about dangers of breast milk it
you know from vaccinated for vaccinated moms, lactating moms,
and it makes sense because the spike protein goes through the
whole body which means it goes into you know, likely goes into
breast milk but the point is some of the signals in the
Pfizer documents are discolored breast milk. And bloody
according to the doctors were consulting has yet actually
analyzed the breast milk of vaccinated mothers which is
insane, it should happen immediately. But that said, I'm
hearing multiple accounts from people who work with lactating
moms, about babies having gi problems when they're nursing
with lactate black tea with moms who are vaccinated and the
babies are having failure to thrive and they're going to the
doctor going to the doctor, the doctors are mystified. So what
this goes to is what are those moms going to do? There's no
formula, right? And the last thing I want to tell you, which
is absolutely demonic, is I found that Bill Gates has a new
startup, which is called Bio milk with a cue and his lab
produced breast milk.
Oh, I love it. I love it. Nomi is finally on our show. This
is where you you brought this up last show.
I know but it's nice to have the Niomi Wolfville Niomi confirm
it. Yes, good for they see these other people catching up with us
on the War Room.
Now. Do you want to do some COVID Because I got some new
build G stuff.
I don't know I was gonna do something on that buffalo
shooting.
Let's let's let's do the buffet. Yes, please. Your good point
because I I don't have that much other than the six week cycle
seems to have been shortened to four weeks because just four
weeks to the day after the New York subway shootings seemingly
random crazy shooting now we have this very disturbing,
random shooting with associated cut and paste manifesto, which
seems cut and paste from the Christ Church shooter. It's an
18 year old young man, white, of course pointed out immediately a
premeditated hate crime. And I think there's an extra dimension
in here where he he live streamed very graphic first
person shooter, I would say that if this was some kind of kid,
they set up to do something truly horrific, which seems easy
with an 18 year old. I would say this is also a warning. They're
coming for your video games. I don't care what you say.
Studies.
Interesting. Interesting. I liked that. I don't care how
many studies you saw the red tape and yes, first and the
first is a white moment. And the first person who shoots is a
white woman I think that should be mentioned, but no one does.
Yeah. But he goes down some poor woman out in front was white and
clearly white.
And were street and by the way, it was streamed on Twitch, which
is where all the gamers stream. Another important poor data
point.
Well, the other thing is if your theory about the four weeks move
into a four week cycle might be valid BNI that now is just a
four week cycle. Well, let's do three shootings instead of one.
Because there was the Milwaukee shooting. Yeah, still doesn't
make any sense. And a Los Angeles shooting at the market,
a central market, which is a place I go. And so there were
three shootings all at once. And they all pretty much coincided
with each other and you could pick and choose which one was
the most successful. And so the choice was Buffalo. And and this
a lot of it has to do with gun control. But let's listen to
this NPR report. This is odd buffalo shooting.
Shooting in Buffalo New York killed at least 10 people at a
local supermarket. officials called it racially motivated.
The shooters name has not been released, but he has been
identified as an 18 year old white male authority say he was
heavily armed and wearing tactical gear. He also live
streamed the mass shootings. Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown said
the shooter was not from the community
buffalo is known as the City of good neighbors nationally and
internationally. And for someone to travel for hours to come to
our community and and perpetrate this horrible crime is just
absolutely unconscionable.
A total of 13 people were shot 11 of the victims were black.
The FBI is called in to investigate the case bring
violent extremism, while the suspect will state will face
state murder charges. federal charges are also possible.
President Biden and the US General Attorney General have
both been briefed.
Yeah, this is this is what is so dangerous about our news media
is when this happens and we just don't have enough what I do know
is that on 4chan I know to go to 4chan right away when something
like this happens. They're all using the term glowy Are you
familiar with glowy? No JLo Wi Fi glowy glowy means this this
person is so obviously a spook or a shield that they're glowing
in the dark.
Using a shoulder showed him I don't have the clip but in local
news, they had a package they brought in from Fox or somewhere
and they had the guy in court and you could kind of see him as
pimply faced. Good Mapa hair and he had a wearing some sort of a
weird i don't know what the hell even was like a paper suit.
Or what? Oh, yeah, in the courtroom, you
mean? Yeah, that's
what they do. If you if you have body armor, you can't Hey, you
can't wear your body armor. Let me give you something else.
And so then they pled he had a public defender and does can't
tell but but there this was turning political almost
immediately and if you and I have to meet the press clips
from this morning and if you want to see something odd this
was meet depressant and when Meet the Press brings in Al
Sharpton? No There
you go time for the ratio and can it be before you do that?
Because this is current this is from this morning. So that's
really important. Can I play two short clips ABC and CBS?
Oh, we play no play yourself out and then we'll go to the Meet
the Press. Yes.
And so this is what we were talking about earlier where you
so the NPR clip actually was pretty factual although they
also said well, you know, 1411 people were black. Okay, thanks.
We got it so clearly racially motivated. And it might have
been we don't know. But what ABC and CBS did is you know, here's
the headline. Let's bring in someone that to bring you all
the color.
We begin tonight with our breaking news. A mass shooting
in Buffalo, New York witness to say a gunman dressed in army
fatigues and a helmet walked into a supermarket and then open
fire on shoppers and staff. At least 10 people are dead several
more wounded. Officials say the FBI is investigating the
shooting is both a hate crime and racially motivated violent
extremism. First Responders encountering numerous victims at
the scene. The suspected shooter who police say was armed with a
rifle was taken into custody. Relatives of those who are
inside the supermarket. Among those gathering at the scene
anxious for Word on their loved ones. When is to say they heard
dozens of shots fired. And tonight we're told President
Biden and the Attorney General have both been briefed.
I apologize. That wasn't what I thought it was. This one is this
is CBS tonight.
The 18 year old accused of shooting more than a dozen
people identified as Payton ganja and was arraigned on
charges of first degree murder. Authorities say he drove
hundreds of miles to the tops friendly market three miles
north of downtown Buffalo heavily armed and in body armor.
He shot for people in the parking lot then went inside and
continued shooting.
When I first saw him shoot him. He saw a woman he shot a deacon.
He shot another woman and then he went in the store and started
shooting again.
Investigators say a security guard who's a retired police
officer shot the suspect multiple times, but his body
armor protected him. The suspect shot and killed the security
guard then surrendered to police.
This was pure evil. And here we go. It was
straight up racially motivated police from somebody outside our
community.
Police say the gunman was live streaming the incident and was
yelling racial slurs. The neighborhood he targeted is
predominant. Did
you hear any racial slurs on the video?
No, no, we watched the video and there was no head sound here the
thing popping away didn't say anything. say the gunman was
when he got out of the car. He said here i Here I am at that
place. And then he got out
but not not racial slurs. I didn't hear anything.
Somebody outside our community.
Police say the gunman was live streaming the incident and was
yelling racial slurs. The neighborhood he targeted is
predominantly just a lie.
This is the worst way what you have to understand that
providing color now with the police chief who already is
making a lot of assumptions say
the gunman was live streaming the incident and was yelling
racial slurs, the neighborhood he targeted is predominantly
black.
This is the worst nightmare that any community can face. And we
are hurting. And we are seething right now as a community.
To see seems a little early to begin focusing on 100% hate
crime. But now we're going to meet the press. This is hot off
the press from this morning.
very extreme and dangerous segment of our political
dialogue. And I took responsibility for that as a
culpability for that and it is tied to the violence.
But Matt, racism has gone from being French to mainstream.
Yeah, that's for sure. That is
like a political organizing tool. It's
been normalized. You have to remember this is an 18 year old
that is accused in Buffalo when he was 15. Charlottesville have
the president of the United States at that time said they're
good people. gives them comfort. That's why Joe Biden who I
believe is a decent and good man needs to set a different tone
and we need to deal with guns because the tone was set while
this guy was a kid, being impressionable that this is all
right to be marching st Jews will not replace me. That's what
he saw at 15 years old, and he saw it from day one. It
is oh man, man. Unbelievable. So now, Trump is worse than guns.
Trump, Trump is worse than guns.
i By the way, I don't know that the guy shot any Jews, but seems
unlikely. But it's about but somehow it was about the juice
and and then of course the big lie, The Big Lie,
which is capitalized.
Yeah capitalized, he brings the lie in. So your Ito Sharpton
brings in the big lie. And it took just slam Trump, which is
you know this what? What do you do when you're in politics, what
he does, and you have a whole panel there of including a
Republican and who doesn't seem to be much I've never seen or
heard of the scabby person who got the southern accent looks
like a dummy. And you have Washington Post woman, and then
you got Chuck and you got somebody else. There's a bunch
of people, nobody corrects this lie. Because they just don't
because it's not politically good thing. And this Republican
that was on there isn't gonna about to do it. So nobody says
anything about the lie, which is part of the problem seems to me
if you're going to just lie to the public, you're gonna get
people irked. So the so the Washington Post woman jumps in,
right after Sharpton taxes, taxes, game there. And let's
hear what she has to say.
Can you saw it from the White House, and
there's something particularly devastating about the fact that
Joe Biden said he was impelled to run for president because of
Charlottesville, and he seemed to me that sincerely. And now
you look, it's what's happening. And it feels like nothing has
changed. The culture is the exact same.
Washington Post lady, wow.
So they can't even do that. You know what? These people are, in
fact, super racist. They don't care about the people that are
dead. They don't give a crap. All they care about is Hey,
another thing we can blame on Trump and January 6, who can't
wait for the Oh, when are we getting the January 6 Commission
Report? Isn't that coming up? Pretty soon. Is this time
nicely? Is this what they need now to carry over through to the
election? Because we know everything else you've done?
It's too early.
Will this do any of this? In that regard? I don't think any
of this is working. It's not working. They're not doing it.
Right.
If only they would hire the curry Devora consultant,
we could definitely do a better job than they're doing. But
what's worse taking propagandizing but this is like,
what what's so lame it but what's so pathetic as it is?
It's almost predictable. Trump, yeah. What's ultra mega? It's
his fault. Now.
Do you know that a part of that study, you know, ultra ultra is
used mainly for football hooligans in the rest of the
world or the ultras. So they really did not know this. Yeah,
they I got a couple emails about it. So they really thought, Oh,
this is great. The world will hate the ultras, the ultra
Magaz. So what is worse? Do you think curry Devora consulting
group working to help the Democrats or to help Russia?
Which one? Which ones? I don't know which one we should work
for? Maybe?
Well, the Russians are hard to it. Probably doing anything for
Russia is seriously politically incorrect. It doesn't work out.
And they don't seem to know what they're doing. It's
unbelievable. So you might as well just give them a pass. The
Democrats are too dumb to hire us. So you got stupidity on one
side and hopelessness on the other. In any business, let's
face it.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your currency in the
morning to you the man who put the C in there. cronobacter
Sakazakii virus ladies and gentlemen, Mr. John C. Devorah.
The morning noon Mr. Adam curiosa. In the morning all
ships to see boots on the ground feet in the air subsidy games a
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a big in the morning to the trolls and the troll room. How
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Luckily. Let's see who's here today. Come on. Hands up there.
Trolls. Let me see what you got there. Let's see. Who do you
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No, it was exactly the same as last Sunday.
It's pretty consistent. I'd say what He said, Well,
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Wow. You mean our old numbers? These are the normal numbers.
John, please be normal numbers. So
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Because of the time shift artists are typically well the
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for the album art and I think we have well we definitely have
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two hour time shift to yes, there are different artists I
think also in some cases some of the existing artists are doing
better work because they've slept longer Did you notice
this?
Well, I've noticed it's changed a little bit the look of the
pages have changed. I don't know if it's better or worse
necessarily. Okay,
well, I thought what Darren O'Neill produced for episode
1450 We titled that one new collar worker which was the the
Fisher Price plastic cockpit so you can learn how to fly now
with cell phone and the requisite
as usual Yes, in this case, I was dead set against this art
but you
Well, we know that's not how
you cried like a baby you said oh, it looks like a little
airplane cockpit. We've got to pick it
Yeah. Okay, so and with that we'll believe everything you say
from now on. Actually we both we both liked a different piece.
I'm trying to find it was that piece John the piece we both
liked?
Oh yeah. What was it well, there was oh yes there was a problem
there was a problem with it. Yeah, were two problems with two
of his pieces. Yes. Matthew drop co had two pieces that were both
very usable I'd like both a lot I like both of them actually.
Just bugs and I really started liking the no agenda ultra mega
detergent because it was really well done which I could
have gone with. Yeah. And why didn't we John?
Because they're blurry.
Exactly. How does that happen? I don't understand that's up to
the
regular size was because he's something he's doing wrong.
Because you punch it up to the normal size way by clicking on
it it shows up in the under as a stand alone under episode 1414
fit the artwork laundry soap by Matthew drop go big big thing
and it's blurry it's just blurry Yeah. So he's either submitting
is too small and when you blow it up, it doesn't work and his
other piece which I don't remember which one it was, but
it's up here you might be able to find it which was not that
was
the the bug
bug bug or lack Yes,
Barbie bug lack was another good piece which I liked. That's the
one I thought was the best to begin with. Not the other one.
That was part that thing about O'Neill's piece was part of one
of our fabulous skits
what we had a skit that I'm unaware of what once you
get so anyway, so the Buggle acts the same way and if you
blow it up to God, it says complete nutrition for your
baby's first year. It's almost impossible to read. So I know
what you're doing wrong, Matthew, But snap out of
it. Was there anything else that we thought was?
I think the one piece that Darren O'Neil piece was by far
the most acceptable on the group.
Yes and and considering I cried and threw a tent like me Antrim
on the ground like a baby was probably a good idea. I mean,
who would want to see me completely have a meltdown over
that? Darren, oh
my god, this guide on an epic that piece
Darren O'Neill, thank you very much for your courage, great
piece of work really, really appreciated that all of the
artists are worth looking at, you
can see a Darish stuff here. He always said, Darren is a
multifaceted talent. And he just has these little touches that he
does. But then now his cell phone and a cheap plastic cell
phone, as part of it is showed there. It's just dynamite just
has
that that little what do we call a genus ACWA just that little
thing that
is that's what we call it. Yes, we
call it genus ACWA. That's the little things that Darren seems
to be able to add to that. And of course, Jan Darren is also
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12. Yes, it's the common it's the combination of vegans. You
got it and he now he he? He wants to be anonymous, so I'm
not going to give out his callsign that doesn't say seemed
like a great way to stay anonymous
no that's not anonymous that you can look that up and in federal
database you can see exactly not only that where he lives in his
address
so we're not going to do that but we do appreciate yours let's
say 73 was a big 73 is kilo five Alpha Charlie Charlie Oh, okay.
Wait, I'm sorry. That was karma karma requested for that almost
messed it up. You've got karma.
Right Smith's next he's in Raleigh, North Carolina for
under $55 I got no note from him I'd looked around and he's also
another free disk and stuff and when he feels like it's so it'd
be it'd be if he feels like it since that means so I'll give
him a double bonus karma for not sending a note and hope people
don't have to send in notes
No, but if it's con we never we like it if it's content if it's
content that's content we love it but you don't have this you
know just you know say all right
but from now with this obvious now he gets a double karma for
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333 33 Back on Track Odin. Is it? Oh dinton Odenton Maryland
in the morning. First time donation de douche me please.
I love that.
You've been deed deuced
and then he says he heard Adam on the Michael Malleus you are
welcome podcast. And John on the Who are these podcasts? Uh huh.
Yeah, with Carl hamburger. For jingles? I can only get asked
for yak karma for all by wherever yak story to tell. Love
is lit. Tim.
You've got karma
All right. Tell us your yak story content. Well,
you know the Yak guy. Let me see. Is that
Is that his name? The Yak guy. Is it Yes, yet? Yak guide.com Is
that you should have that the Yak guy got
kind of almost does have let me get his thing here. He's a
desert end Yaks del Yaks and he is in Montrose, Colorado with
the E Myth. Oh is email. No, it's a homepage. Yeah, the
homepage is possible. It's dmea.net/desert Desert en slash
Yak. Anyway, look him up. He's in Montrose. So he sent me a boo
Mimi ordered some more yak stuff. So he got some steaks. So
he's because he got so many extra orders. Old BELL Did that
he sent me a bonus pack free does not for sale that I can
tell a bonus Pat and I knew exactly what they were when they
said yak fries. Now yak fries are balls.
Hold on a second. Hold on. How could we How do you possibly
know that yak fries are and let's just use the proper term
testicles.
So these yak balls I mean, I know there were I knew when I I
saw it because I liked the I've tried everything I went out of
my way to find you had an IQ you love the EQ so much.
You couldn't like you know what?
No balls. You're a ball leader.
So I went to Texas where you can get beef balls. That's where you
eat beef balls. If you want to eat balls, you go to Texas.
Okay, so at the Fort Worth is a big restaurant in Fort Worth,
Texas that specializes and they call them beef fries. That's
what they call their fries. That's where I learned the term.
Proper use is fries. You can look it up. And so I went there
to have some beef balls because in Texas is the only place you
can get you know and restaurant in normal fare because the
Texans are just gobbling these balls like there's no tomorrow.
And so I had him in there. They're tasty if you cook them,
right. They're kind of like sweet breads. If you cook them
right, which is veal balls. No sweetbreads, this thymus and
thyroid glands? No,
I always thought sweetbreads were balls. No,
no that's not balls, balls or fries.
Gosh, I live in Texas. I didn't even Newton didn't even know
this. Oh, I'm
you're the only Texan I know. I'm gonna call you that. Yes,
thank you, Texas. doesn't eat balls because most Texans just
eat bowls all the time.
Bala Sakala 20 blades on the hem Paola,
you are the big baller jar. You are the man.
I haven't had these yet. But I if I'm still working on finding
the recipe everybody in the family now wants to have this
meal. There's only a few balls in there. I mean, the sack.
Just come in the sack and you have to extract it's a plastic
sack.
It's not the O G sack. And no it's not the O G sack God no.
And there's not enough balls to go around to be honest about it.
But there's two per Yak. I mean, do they sell them in a pair? I
don't know how
many are in this thing because it was freeze dried and you
know, and then put in one of those vacuum pack. There may be
four balls in there. Maybe two. I can't tell.
Well, I'm very, very,
very I just mentioned it because
well, I could you who is the Yak man, I'd like to know again, I'd
like to order some Yak.
This is Dell. He's in. He's in Montrose, Colorado, and desert
and limited Yaks. I'll give his phone number out. There you go.
So be his phone number. Yeah. 970-249-1734 call
now call 100 gets free yak balls. Well, you're not gonna
get the balls. I think he eats those himself. But at most, you
know a good for you. Yeah. Onward.
Thank you. That was some that was actually some pretty good
content. Appreciate that. Well, Dame Anne of grey rock is next
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ghoulish donate noodle gun and goat karma for all don't stop I
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You've got
Dred Scott 33333 from Oceanside, California. It's been a while
since my last donation Keep up the great work. Also looking
forward to Episode 100 Have fun facts Friday with Lila and David
on Friday, which is one of the podcasts we do while we play on
the stream. Yes, oh jingles no karma.
They are also fully podcasting. 2.0 compatible and Dred Scott
who does chapters for us also does chapters for the Fun Fact
Friday. It's Leila and David. That's her dad. And they it's a
very nice podcast. I enjoyed very much. Thank you dribs.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Vincent and Sinead viscounty are
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heard this is a switcheroo. She gets the credit.
Oh good point. Wait, thank you. Let me just put that in here
right now. So this will be permanent record. So for the
rest of her life, she will be attainted already good.
Continues. She has been in our sides listening with us since we
heard Adams first JRE interview over two years ago. Oh
condonation she constantly reminds us anytime there's a 33
like 33 past the hour if we're going 33 miles an hour or any 33
for that matter. She tells us Mom Dad, time to donate. Okay,
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Kidd Great. Oh, she actually says it in your creepy voice do
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need you to continue to thanks for the email reminder to
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de do. Sure. Of course. We'll send her a little goat karma as
well. Thanks, fellas from Eva's mom and dad. Oh my God
wasn't Emily you've got karma.
What happened to Emily? We have That's it. Let's have labeling
problem problem.
That's what they wanted to hear. I want to make sure we do the
right ones.
Anonymous is up from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 33333.
Acknowledge this donation long overdue donation. Thank you for
all that you do. Request work karma for seabear and myself.
So we just call that jobs karma then since that's kind of what
word karma is.
I think it would be the Canadians you know, you never
know what they're thinking jobs,
jobs, jobs and jobs.
Let's never know what the
word karma.
Sir conkel Berry is in Atlanta, Georgia. 333 33 in the morning,
sorry for my recent donation drought. You're excused. And he
has a reason last month I was a passenger in a car accident,
which put me in the hospital for three of the past five weeks
with 20 Plus rib fractures and other injuries. Well, that's
hardly an excuse not to donate, but we do. Please request Come
on. Please request health karma for my rehab. Absolutely. Sir
Kunkel Berry. Praying for you ma'am. You've got karma
to Suzanne tetes from Moraga California just over the hill
$333 I have a note from her I was so we'll give her the double
karma Nope,
this the double card
you've got karma
you've got karma well we need a different we need a better
double karma jingle obviously.
Yeah, we'll work on it and what we're Yeah.
Peter Aisha is in Hudson Wisconsin. 333 n j and k short
note Happy Anniversary again dame of the 10 key. Oh, so he's
doing another happy anniversary to his damos are beautiful.
Nice. Thank you very much.
Sir Grease Monkey of the West Texas oil fields. Odessa, Texas
333. Odessa doesn't make good I appear to suffer from premature
night night jubilation. I'm sure it's more common than I think
and I shouldn't be embarrassed. I intended to be knighted in the
future episodes so the Cincy chili would have time to cook
around. Noted since the chili isn't eaten alone, it's a sauce
usually served over spaghetti and covered on a pile and
covered on a pile of freshly shredded cheddar for a three way
add onions or beans for a four way or add both for a five way
Whoa. Who also used on Coneys it with mustard onions and cheese
that I did not know
and you're a chili guy I'm surprised you would
put it a hot dog but it makes sense chili dog. Cloves are not
the special ingredient in most John but chocolate chili with
chocolate and it is something special there's something about
the chicken well there was I had was what was the name it's at
one Skyline I think is the name of the one of the two major ones
to this to come Isn't Cincinnati they have these chains of
restaurants. And I thought I tasted cloves. Anyway. It all
has the sea. There's nothing special about the chicken in
Cincinnati. It all has the bird flu and is being slaughtered
with the rest.
That's right down. That's right.
Next time the roundtable is set, maybe toss him four ways, and
Coneys down for everyone's enjoyment. Regardless, this
donation of 333 brings my total up to $1,000. For 667. I've
respected it repeatedly hit my friends sky in a mouth, but I'm
not sure it's worked yet maybe hearing his name and letting the
world know what a douchebag he is. Hold on. We'll get him to
listen regularly and perhaps trek toward knighthood himself
is worth a shot. And I'm sure he'd love a dealer's choice of
Rev al in a job karma as he's debating a new job or sticking
with what he has, sir Grease Monkey, so he already got
knighted. So this
Yes, but that's Yeah, that's very cool, man. And this is how
the system works. Thank you. The honor system. Very cool, man.
There's no real contract jobs, jobs,
jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, car karma.
They have an urgent message that just came in John from Texas
slim, Texas. Slim is the he's the man behind the beef
initiative here in Texas, which, you know, they're onboarding
ranchers and helping people get to good animal protein directly
from the ranch from the rancher and KC cattle is, I think one of
their first of onboarded and he says, We are more than willing
to arrange a ball bash or calf fry for you here in Texas.
Sounds good. I think ball Bash is the is the term
ball bash, bash. Very cool. And they were he had all his balls
but they got him there in Texas. Tristan Cavalier,
a or Cavalier these in Hayward, California. 333. Longtime
douchebag no karma. I'm not sure I did the notes slash donation
bullshit, right. But I emailed something about the fake meat
industry you guys might appreciate. Parrish the note.
Kim is fermented him him him him. Tim is fermented in Mexico
by the if company by GMO soy super nutritious. were we
talking about him?
I think no. He's talking about No, he's talking about the fake
meat. He's talking about Beyond Meat. No,
right. Right, right. Well, a lot. Yeah, a lot of that stuff
is fermented in Mexico, but the taste and texture comes from a
former chemical company in the Netherlands.
Which is the HEMA or wherever that stuff is. Yeah. Hema, Hema,
Hema, like, hemoglobin. I think it's for Hema
team. Yeah. And it is actually based on something that's
actually in meat, but it's a it's a organic compound, but
it's not it's vegan safe. It's vegan safe, so vegans won't
freak out. It's just I don't even want it this makes me sick
since he said longtime douchebag no karma. I will do some even
though it didn't ask.
You've been deed deuced.
John L. Marini 3331313 In Guerneville, California, I don't
have a note from him. I mean, I'm sure he'll send us when we
give him a double double karma but I want to mention somebody
first, which I say every time I see this when I was a kid. Oh
there we go. There we go. When I was a kid, we used to be
pronounced Gurney Ville and somewhere along the lines they
changed it to Guerneville he doesn't have a gurney Ville
sounds like sounds nice and Guerneville sound it doesn't
sound good. Just make comments sorry. Sir call a core when you
get mad double karma for no note. Okay.
We got to come up with a better jingo. For this. You've got
karma. You've got karma. We have sir Corwin Underwood, Baron of
Butler County, Ohio. $300. In Hamilton, sorry, donations are
low for this cycle. Hope this donation helps. Yes, many heard
the call to action. incredibly appreciative. I'm a quiet Baron
of Butler County, Ohio. The no agenda show helped me through a
six month deployment during the height of COVID hysteria,
November 2020. To may 2021. Believe me when I say the
military fell right in line with mandates and vaccination
pressure. Yes. I think we we covered that rather astutely
that wearing a mask while deployed to the Middle Eastern
desert was not fun. Holy crap. I didn't know when no one told us
about that. In the desert, idiotic love your hard work and
everything you do. So Corwin, Underwood, Baron of Butler
County, Ohio, and he is in the air Air National Guard.
We appreciate that Master Sergeant. Yes,
thank you very much, sir.
Gregory Ed Bernardo in Canton, Georgia 250 33. He'll be our
first Associate Executive Producer for today's show. Uh,
hello, John and Adam once again I have succumbed to another
guilt trip. I received from the quote we can't get our a man
emails through email that I assume was penned by John. You
got me the last time you sent an email saying we're all
ungrateful. Deuces that was nice time it was verbatim what you
said. Keep going and I'll be a night maybe my name will be sir
am easily manipulated by plugging in emails. I'm just
kidding. You boys are doing a lot of heavy lifting every week.
And your analysis is always dead on. Shame on all the freeloading
douchebags like my friends, Steve.
Oh, hold on a second. Steve deserves a
shout out to my buddy Sean from church. He told me it heard my
last donation note and had no idea. I had been hit in the face
in the mouth by the way, ITM Sean, and then does he have
anything on top of that? Yeah, can you give me some Reverend
owl?
ESP ICT
kind of find that humorous and delightful that people are
church in the morning that he's a morning, bro in the morning.
Could you please Could everyone just turn around and say hi to
your neighbor and you just turn around go in the morning and
someone else goes in the morning? Ah, that would be nuts.
Amy Mullen is where Phoebe comes from. That's her hometown.
Bastrop Texas. A row of ducks. Two, two 2.22 in the morning
gents. This gets my due tonight a peerage but we had too much
fun at the NA meetup in Austin today to send a counting Oh yes,
there was the big the big Austin meetup stay tuned. Okay, thank
you for the house karma it works please send a goat karma to all
in get mo nation and love Islam.
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read Gilberton Everett Washington tu tu tu tu tu Hello
John and Adam please de douche.
Oh my goodness. another row of duck deducing loving.
You've been deed
deuced fantastic show. I love your humor and I wish there was
always more. Please can I have a strongest dose of karma is the
Yaks karma strong. I'd like to try it out. Every question.
Read you're in luck today ie at karma with balls.
You've got
Christopher Balderrama is in New Orleans Louisiana to 18
Associate Executive Producer ship and says I'm looking
forward to meeting everyone at Monday's big low country. Whoops
I just lost my place. Low Low Country love a palooza meet up
yes this is the Tina and I are leaving tomorrow morning early
to go to South Carolina. The low country love a palooza meet up
big shout out to Dame Jennifer for putting this thing together
is quite a production 110 people. Anyway since I'm already
a proud night and if it pleases the committee, I would like to
apply my donation to lavish of behind the scheme's podcasts
future knighthood I think that's totally possible. You guys need
to keep track of that yourself and mention it when you come to
the podium. And he winds up with PS John. The curry in the keeper
podcast rules. Stay Woke. All right, Christopher. Thank you.
Mark Buckcherry in Greenwood, Indiana to 10 switcher row
switcher row to switch through donation for Trevor green, aka
surf rip off the maple weiss.rs Some love Love is a email
address from the crossroads of America tribal. Yeah. gratis
bryce Bryce cry may crosswords of America tribal meet up
drawing I can't make heads or tails of the sentence but there
it is.
I'm not sure what that means that Oh, from the oh, this is a
meetup title may crossroads of America tribal meetup drawing so
it was the may meet up of the Crossroads America tribal. Meet
Up
is drawing.
I don't know they were drawing. Okay, maybe there was a lottery.
No, I don't know. I do know that Sir Michael Anthony is in
Rosedale New York and sent to Oh to thank you Associate Executive
Producer ship and more for him because this donation of 2020
Dimes is in memory of my mom. She had a heart attack in 2020.
On the 22nd of May, two weeks after Mother's Day, she loved
the number two, especially in pairs. a healthier diet could
have saved my mom's life. That's how my dad and I have overcome
obesity, diabetes, clinical depression and more. But these
medical miracles are considered misinformation because we got
healthy eating almost nothing but fatty red meat. Meanwhile,
Bill Gates and his buddies are trying to force us all to eat so
called alternative proteins made from beans, bugs and bovine stem
cells. That's because they want their slaves to be weak, sick
and thus profitable. And they know that meat real meat is much
healthier for us and for the planet. Have you tried the balls
this war on carnivores is just another part of the great reset
back me up on this crackpot and please look into it Buzzkill.
I'm already on that brother. No jingles but I do request goat
health karma for anyone who needs it as ruminant ruminant
animals ruminant what is it? What room unlimited remanent
remanent ramen and animals as ramen and animals goats are
highly nutritious. What is remanent?
What does it mean they eat anything?
They're highly nutritious because they eat anything. Also
with this donation I claim the title of Baronet if allowed, I
would like it. Yes, you can. You can always order something at
the roundtable. A rotisserie chicken my mom's favorite meat
for the roundtable pasture raised if possible. Is there any
other kind? Please continue to call out the anti meat agenda.
Our future as a species depends on it. Thank you for your
courage soon to be Baronet. Sir Michael Anthony in New York, of
course are Michael Anthony and thank you for your career.
Karma.
Scott comes in at $200.02 and he's in Portland. Looks like
Parlin New Jersey. He's wrote a note on paper and you can hear
the paper because my hands this is $202 finishes my long drive
started in 2018 to become a knight of the no agenda podcast.
I wanted my first act as a knight not to I guess I don't
even know these on the nightless dizzy. Let me check. As my first
act is a night not to be requesting anything but
announcing the first Central New York or sorry, first central New
Jersey Soviet slaves meet up in key port New Jersey on June 18.
At 2pm at the three br distilling to nice distillery
that tries to recreate some of the booze of the Soviet Union.
Ah, yes,
I don't know if anyone's had this booze but I actually have
some I still have a bottle of it's only half used of schmear
nazmir enough but what's the good Stoli? Some sort of says
made in the Soviet Union on it on the label. Anyway, I've had
some other Soviet stuff it's usually not that good. They do
some interesting expensive,
isn't the better luck isn't the best. Doesn't it come from
Poland?
Or the best Vika does? Yeah, but there's the Russians have good
vodka? Sure they do. And and actually do modern Stoli is
quite tasty. It does some interesting experiments like
ginger liqueur. Unfortunately due to regulations from my fine
state they can't have beer on tab. Really? You can't have beer
on tap and Jersey when it's weird, but I didn't sound right
but that had they have some nice cocktails in this place. You can
bring your own food in several places nearby for my jingles
request I want any Soviet jingle from the Wayback Machine Do we
have any I don't even know what that means. I don't think we
have a Soviet jingle spot the spook we got that to which we
haven't played for a while to do they had in our to D to karma
will take whatever the roundtable on is there I'm not
picky and then he has a little sub text here but he doesn't say
what his night name and so we're going to know we
know we do know we do have his night name. We do what we do his
night name will be sir No buddy of the third printer. Oh, okay.
And why not? Sounds good to me. Oh, those lessons.
A spot the spoon. Spot the spoon. Everybody wants to spot
the spoon. You've got karma.
And as usual, the lower we get the longer the notes get. It's
crazy. How that works but this is from Sam and Courtney who are
in Alexandria, Tennessee $200 Associate Executive partnership
shared amongst them together after listening for several
years, this will be my first donation. So I requested D
douching. Youth Band D do. I've been astounded by your ability
to accurately predict and describe the machinations of our
reptilian overlords years before anyone else. Thank you for your
tireless efforts in bringing the light of amygdala shrinkage to a
world so badly in need. I want to mention a project that my
heart stopping the breathtaking life partner Courtney has been
working on these past several months. We adopted three sisters
from foster care three years ago and has been a true challenge
helping them grow and process the trauma they went through.
The oldest daughter is 12 and she had to essentially be a mom
to her two younger sisters for years before we adopted them. It
has been an anti an agonizing several years for her. She needs
some extra help to heal from this time she experienced things
no child should ever have to do after months of prayerful
consideration. She's now staying in a therapeutic boarding school
specializing in helping girls with their specific set of
trauma responses. The school is not cheap to help raise money
for tuition Courtney, my aforementioned smoke show of a
spouse has put together a very special cookbook called the best
ingredient. It's chock full of recipes from our vast network of
amazingly supportive friends and family. It's truly a labor of
love, and actually a great addition to any kitchen shelf.
People can go to the best ingredient.com That's the best
ingredient.com to learn more and find the link to purchase the
book they feel inclined to help our family heal and thrive.
We've already seen amazing results from her stay at the
school and we are hoping and praying that we'll be able to
afford to keep her there for the duration of the program. Thank
you so much for the years of sanity in this insane world. No
jingles no karma lovin lit, Sam and Courtney. And I like this I
think that's very good. Most people just go straight with a
sob story and and a GoFundMe you guys do something else that's
really appreciate I think it's great and is useful these books
Yes. And I'm going to give you a goat karma just because you
deserve
our local library has his book sale every year where they just
pretty much dump everything because everything's being
discarded. Nobody wants books anymore. People donate their
books. So I always go to there and buy a bunch of books that
usually $1 or some like one case five books for $1 Because Lord
knows you need more stuff. I need more books. So but I did I
always pick up some try to find some classic cookbooks and I got
a first edition of the 1933 Good Housekeeping cookbook. Oh, first
edition. Yeah, it says first edition and says that's pretty
obvious. Does it have a stamp in it? It says First Edition
is it's printed in their first edition. Cool. But there's the I
started looking at, you know, these 9030 threes that meet the
bottom of the depression. So the kinds of food that they so I've
decided I'm finally going to make something I keep seeing in
these old cookbooks is called raisin sauce.
Raisin sauce.
Mimi said the same thing when I brought it up. It's just Yeah, I
keep seeing raisin sauce. I never made it.
My mom used to make raisin sauce it's stuff that you would put
over really now over beef as an example am I am I
put it over because I never says what they use it for. They're
supposed to know
you know my mom. I got it. I have not here handy but my mom
wrote a personal family recipe cookbook in in longhand.
Beautiful. It's like a hardcover note notebook. And with no
lines. He just wrote all these recipes in and I'm pretty sure
there's raisin sauce in there. I'm going to look it up for you.
And I think she used to make us that recipe so I can combine the
two. I think she used to make it I think yes, raisin sauce goes
great over yak balls. That's what that's what it was.
I wonder. Che Yang is next on our list here. And che is in
Winfield, Alberta, Canada three hit $200 per atom on the first
Rogan appearance should have donated sooner Keep up the great
work.
Organ Donation no I had to do it eventually. Course Sandy block
is in Nashville, Tennessee. We're almost at the end of our
Associate Executive Producer list. And Sandy says can't thank
you enough for keeping us all sane throughout these crazy
years. And they haven't stopped. I recently moved to Nashville
and can't wait to meet the no agenda community in Tennessee.
Is there a karma for finding a husband? Very best and God
bless. Well, you are talking to the right people. Sandy, you
want you know there was a it was my hatless and it was you know
Scott, the professor and Cara and as pivot the podcast I hate
to listen to the liberal intellectual elites. And they
were talking about how dating has become really difficult for
people, particularly actually more for women more so for Are
women that for men as it turns out and the real problem is is
that we're we've resorted to to technology to meet each other
you know you're missing very important social cues when you
meet someone in person so the answer to that was born
organically that is the no agenda meet up. So this is this
is where you can meet people to become friends with you know,
put down the phone hang out for a bit seriously, it's really
healthy and you know, maybe you won't meet your future husband
at the meetup but you might meet someone else who knows somebody.
These are the things that are super important so that we do
have a karma for that. That of course is good karma. Karma
hacking, hacking up a good ball you're
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formula is this. We go out. We hit people in the mouth
we're talking about oddball food. Yeah. I'm gonna get this
out of the way because you may be eating jellyfish.
Okay, I'm all ears on this. Let me see. Is there a jellyfish? Is
it? Yes, here it is. It's from Al Jazeera.
Yeah, it's from Al Jazeera.
To see here in southern Thailand is almost devoid of fish. The
only species that can still provide an income for these
fishermen is jellyfish and the language. I don't know what's
going on under water. But there are no more squid, no more
shrimp. No more shellfish. There's nothing left. But with
jellyfish I can earn between 25 and 50 euros a day with
traditional fishing that was only 10. Their catch is then
delivered to the largest jellyfish processing plant in
Thailand. There it gets clean. And once the tentacles have been
cut off, the rest of the animal is sliced up. And it's not just
for the Thai market. Our main export markets are Japan, South
Korea, China, and also the United States. But there it
really only appeals to the Asian American communities. Some
scientists describe jellyfish as renewable based on the way they
reproduce. No matter how many you catch, there'll be plenty
more to take their place. So there's far less concern about
over jelly fishing. And health experts say they're good for the
human diet with next to no calories, but an ample supply of
protein. The reaction in restaurants however, is mixed.
That's excellent. It has a sticky rubbery texture. I eat it
a lot. And I really like it. Sometimes I get jelly fish pasta
in right now there's still fish available. But if one day
there's no more fish Eileen jellyfish. Back at Thailand's
largest jellyfish factory orders are coming in from more and more
Asian countries. Three tons of jellyfish leave this site every
day. Sales have doubled in the last 10 years and they keep on
growing.
Interesting. I have never really heard of people eating jelly
fish. I didn't No, that was I mean, it doesn't surprise me.
And in some Asian countries, they may eat that. But is it? Is
it besides the rubbery texture? Is it worth it? Do we know
anything about this? I mean, you're the guy that you've
really fish once. It was in a sushi bar in Hawaii. And I don't
think it's set right with me.
I wonder why I was sick afterwards.
And that's when I discovered these cute little pills that
they, the Japanese sell amongst themselves. Usually, I think
that ours may even be Chinese, but I think it's Japanese. And
their little creosote balls. And you take two of these things,
and you can it no matter how upset your stomach is just
creosote, the two Crisco pills in there, your actual crispness,
they're soft and kind of mushy. And they just take these two
down, I was sick. So I got it, but I had to get an airplane
ride the next day,
ah, this is hence Hence your Hence your, your rule of travel.
Yes, it was a violation. Yep, you violated the number
one rule of travel, no seafood the day before,
but I had these little creosote pills. And so I'm in the
airplane, and I was starting to get sick again after a few
hours. And so I opened up this little jar of the creosote and I
didn't realize it at the time, but I did shortly thereafter and
took the two pills that they creosote and I still have some
of these, you open this thing up, it stinks up the airplane,
and they're all They're running up and down the aisles wondering
if the planes on fire? Really, so I had to do I'm not saying
anything.
Did you take him? Yeah, of course. I told you. You felt
better. And you were okay.
Yeah, that's great. anybody, any Asians out there know what I'm
talking about these pills.
Now we all know why the C is in Jhansi, Dvorak Creus creosote
right there baby to see. To me it. I mean, I once I saw the
octopus teacher, that documentary about the guy with
octopus, I have never eaten calamari since and I had the
feeling that the jellyfish may kind of be in the same. Are they
intelligent?
No, they have no brain all right.
Brian fry him that just an organism?
Octopus a smart animal. No jellyfish got nothing. All
right, we
can eat those then good. I'd like to do a little bit of COVID
stuff because we do have a new Bill Gates interview but it's
only fun if we play some of the recent happenings with COVID
Because while we're looking at at the Eurovision Song Contest
and and racist people killing black people and oh my goodness
Putin everything else you can think of. The COVID is
ratcheting up again, mass mandates are being pulled in. I
mean, it's so it's so crazy that now all of a sudden we have to.
We also have to have North Korea. North Korea now in the
game
in a sign that things are serious. North Korea's leader
Kim Jong Hoon wore a mask for the first time in public as he
visited what state media called his epidemic prevention
headquarters in Pyongyang. Despite including a special unit
of workers in hazmat suits and last fall's military parade,
North Korea claimed it had not seen one case of COVID until
this week. Now as Kim declares country wide lockdowns the
official line is one person has died of the virus and 187,000
are being isolated with what's being called a fever. At the
start of the pandemic, North Korea sealed its borders
apparently hoping to keep the virus out. Then while the rest
of the world mounted vast vaccination campaigns, North
Korea refused to accept a single dose, even though the vaccines
were being offered by the United Nations Kovacs program. The
result? No North Korean has had a COVID shot. The great irony
say analysts is that the no holds barred Patriotic Parade on
April 25. Wait for it may have been North Korea's super
spreader event.
Sure, yeah. Supersprint how many of those journalists have died
that attended the Washington correspondents dinner? They all
got COVID latest but nobody died. You know, it's
not all the double Vax and double double boosted. Exactly.
So I got a clip from this this NPR clip on the North Korea.
What they want to do now is locked out on
North Korea is imposing a nationwide lockdown as it
reports 21 New deaths from COVID-19 today, Pyongyang
admitted a COVID outbreak for the first time just this week.
NPRs Anthony Kuhn has more from Seoul.
The Korean Central News Agency says more than half a million
people have shown signs of fever since late April, and there were
more than 174,000 new COVID 19 cases on Friday. Given North
Korea's limited testing capacity, the actual number
could be higher. State media quoted leader Kim Jong Un is
saying that the outbreak is one of the greatest turmoils to hit
the country since its founding. Kim urged officials to study the
successful experience of China, which is enforced a strict zero
COVID policy. Despite the lockdown in North Korea work on
key government construction projects continues. And the
country's military tested three ballistic missiles the same
lockdown was announced. Oh gee,
man I couldn't that wasn't big news.
Oh, I don't know. I do have an interesting clip about this
North Korean launches and the rest. AlJazeera has an
interesting take on it. They said that this is just this is
routine. And it's a posturing event then it's kind of
explained here. I've never heard this before. It's kind of
interesting. Now North
Korea has fired what's believed to be a ballistic missile for
the second time this week. Japanese and South Korean army
leaders say it was launched into the sea off North Korea's east
coast, landing just outside Japan's exclusive economic zone.
It's the 15th test this year and it comes just days before the
inauguration of South Korean president elect unit secure. The
US has warned North Korea could be preparing for a nuclear
missile test within weeks. Robert Kelly is a professor of
political science and diplomacy at Pusan at National University.
And he thinks it's likely Pyongyang wants to send a
message to South Korea's new president.
So un becomes president in a couple of days, I believe on May
10. Right. And I think the idea is to sort of signal to the
South Koreans, you know, we're still here, you have to take it
seriously. You can't push us around the North Koreans have
done this. In the past, if I remember correctly, when Barack
Obama was inaugurated, there was a test. And I think when Parkin
hay was inaugurated with President, South Korea, there
was a test. The North Koreans have a long history of sort of
doing this and it's kind of a mix of sort of signaling and
bullying.
Hmm. Interesting.
Yeah. That's those. All right back to COVID. If you don't
mind, back to the COVID. So we have the North Korea lockdown
super spread event. And President Biden definitely
signaled that we need more money as
a chief White House correspondent to see your Vega
as to see it. COVID a main focus of President Biden today.
Yeah, George Exactly. He is calling this a tragic milestone
today in our country, we will see him issue a proclamation at
some point today, commemorating these lives lost. He's also
going to order flags to be lowered. And he's addressing, as
you guys mentioned earlier, this global COVID son Summit, these
are going to be pre recorded remarks, though. Let me go back
to that statement that he issued this morning. Take a look. The
president says quote, we must remain vigilant against this
pandemic and do everything we can to save as many lives as
possible, as we have with more testing vaccines and treatments
than ever before. It is critical that Congress sustain these
resources. In the coming months now look, the White House has
been pushing for more COVID funding. This $10 billion aid
package, however, remains stalled right now on Capitol
Hill, with billions in Ukraine aid taking priority. And
officials here are warning that the US could be looking at
another fall in a winter surge they say securing funding for
more targeted vaccines and Therapeutics is crucial. But
Michael Wallace this country this morning is mourning all of
these white these lives lost The White House morning these lives
lost the message today from here anyway from this President is
still going to be get vaccinated and boosted that is what is
going to save lives.
Do whatever it takes to seal your thank you so much for that.
Do whatever it takes to seal Yeah, now that's what's
interesting. Do whatever it takes to Celia. That was ABC
Good Morning, America. And now we have also ABC Good Morning
America. But this was I believe the No, this is ABC live. Here
we go.
This week the nation marked 1 million American lives lost to
COVID 19. And one of the group's most affected by the virus has
been those in nursing homes and care facilities. Oh, according
to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services data, there
now have been over 150,000 resident COVID 19 deaths in
nursing homes and care facilities. And according to the
CDC, nearly 75% of COVID-19 deaths in the US have been among
people over 65
years. Oh, really? Okay. So it's not like we didn't know that
that was the risk group. But that was exactly the risk group
that we ignored in the in the old in the old folks homes,
especially in New York, in New York, for sure. And we've got
more from ABC, just discovering things that we knew two and a
half years ago,
and it's certainly not just about more boosting for
everyone. People who want high antibody levels. There's the
potential Shell, I want to underscore the potential we
haven't seen any evidence of this, of this immune phenomenon
known as tolerance, where if you already have high antibody
levels, and you get another booster, that your immune system
can start to say, Well, what what am I needed for and can
kind of start to shut down. So if you're in that category of
people who listen
to that, again, that is stunning to hear from ABC, from any
mainstream outfit,
I can guarantee they get a call
that your immune system can start to say, Well, what what am
I needed for?
Yeah, yeah, your immune system can go on, I don't think it's
called blowing out your immune system, which is called boosting
our immune system. Yes,
and can kind of start to shut down. So if you're in that
category of people who the FDA and CDC is recommending to get a
booster 50 and over 65 and over with a with a chronic medical
condition, yes, by all means, but everyone else don't think
that more boosting is the answer. We don't know that.
That's that's very
important information. We appreciate it. Thank
you very much. Thanks, Dr. Jenn, but he's out from the same ABC
and a new ABC News Analysis of federal data shows a growing
proportion of COVID deaths are from breakthrough infections. In
August, fully vaccinated Americans made up nearly 19% of
COVID deaths. By February, that number increased to about 40%.
And that same month, 25% of deaths were among people who are
vaccinated and boosted with their first dose worth experts
say the numbers highlight the risk of waning immunity,
especially for older and vulnerable Americans who are
more than a year out from their primary shots and have yet to
receive a booster these data should not
be interpreted as the vaccine is not working. In fact, it
reaffirms the incredible protection that these vaccines
are affording. Especially when you're up to date with booster
this
this is my this is my favorite favorite quote of all time of
this week. Listen to this, again, people are dying, after
having been boosted, vaccine boosted which, by the way, the
same ABC just said that, you know, your immune system might
just give up and then then to claim this,
these data should not be interpreted as the vaccine is
not working. In fact, it reaffirms the incredible
protection that these vaccines are affording especially when
you're up to date with boosters.
Am I just confused John, or does that seem like bullshit, but it
kind of went
to very close to double speak? Yeah, it is. Yeah, that shows it
works. It is the it is double sick as a dog after getting the
shot. It shows it works. It's working. It's working. It's
working. It's working. If it hurts, and you're dying, it's
working. Alright, Bill Gates. These are all relatively short.
He was on with Anderson Cooper now. Bill Gates has been doing
the CNN rounds he was on with the anti constitutionalist
America, America hater. Fareed Zakaria and now Fareed Faraj
Shiraga Karissa, and now with Anderson Cooper, and they have
something in common Can you guess what Anderson and Bill
have in common
conflict of interest?
A new report finds one half of COVID deaths among adult
Americans could have been prevented since early last year
if the vaccination rate had reached 100% about 319,000 lives
lost to find I love
I love that statistic. By the way, you know, if everyone just
been boosted it 390 People would have lived How do you even know
that? Now that can't that you can't take that seriously as as
a data scientist can you know, okay, thank you
nation rate had reached 100%. That's about 319,000 lives lost.
The findings come from researchers at Brown University
Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard and Microsoft AI for
health. Microsoft co founder Bill Gates warned of the threat
from large epidemics more than seven years ago during the Ebola
outbreak in his new book, How to prevent the next pandemic. He
looks at what went wrong in the COVID response and the lessons
that can be applied going forward. Pleased to welcome Bill
Gates back to the program tonight. Bill, thanks so much
for being with us. Great to talk to you. So first of all, I
should mention, that's something we both have in common. We both
managed to go for more than two years, this pandemic COVID Free
before catching it. I got it about three weeks ago on Tuesday
tweeted you tested positive and you were experiencing mild
symptoms. How are you doing?
Now? I'm very lucky. I caught it early. I had access to packs the
bit that I recommend. I haven't had serious symptoms at all.
I haven't had in fact, this is just an endorsement that I'm
doing for my buddies over at Pfizer. Hey, do you think it's
possible that Pfizer is little lagging on the advertising
budget over at ABC? Is that maybe why some of that could no
I mentioned Paxil a bit at all in any of those breakthrough
case reports.
Oh, yeah, obviously that's what you do so so so that's got to be
what it is. So Pfizer
moved to some marketing money for CNN and Paxil COVID. And
well, let's see what
well as you start if you're bringing in you're pushing
vaccines and pushing Pfizer you're discriminating against
modern and everybody else never mentioned Johnson and Johnson
Nope. Or if you do is because they're killing bad guys and say
the budgets done and let's say it's a billion dollars a year at
some point you're gonna pull back on average and but it's
just like it's like in a no no, no, yeah, yeah, no, you've given
us billion last year we knew we want another billion or are we
start doing real stock reporting?
So CNN is still obviously they got a recent buy I think it
would be for packs livid since that's where it started. Also,
Professor Bill Dr. Bill says he had access to vaccines doesn't
mean he took it. Here is here's the next question about boosting
so
I've been trying to figure this out for myself. I assume you
know the answer this so I'll just ask you. When do you get
boosted again? I mean, now that you've had it, you know I've had
around the same time I've only gotten three shots total.
Oh, Anderson, only three shots total. You're You're You're a
bad doobie, same
time, I've only gotten three shots total only been boosted
once. I guess we have immunity for a little while or but when
do you decide to get boosted again?
Yeah, so an infection, we'll get a high viral load would be like
vaccination. But you know, it'd be safe every six months, you're
probably going to be vaccinated as we get more data. We might
even make that shorter for people or, you know, 60 year old
or 70, where the duration seems to be a bit lower. So we're in
for ongoing vaccination to stay absolutely safe.
Living here this again. So in other words, this is a real
amazing piece of marketing. Because Because the idea of a
vaccination is to give you a shot for like, I took a Prevnar
13 shots supposed to prevent pretty much getting certain
amount of
the super flu or the super bug or pneumonia, pneumonia, the
shit old old men die from
this stuff that all men die of. You don't want that. No. So you
take this and you're good, you're good to go. Or in the
olden days, you get a tetanus shots, good for 20 years, 30
years. So all these shots have been like, you have to take you
take these shots when you're a kid you get a I got a smallpox
vaccination is from life. It's a lifetime shot. That was the idea
of vaccinations. Right? Well,
yeah, that's that's the way I understood them. One. Oh, all
of a sudden, we've got some scam going where you have to get a
shot every seven weeks.
I think the story is about to get a little bit better.
So this is what I mean, you and I have tried to kind of where I
tried to ask you about what the future looks like, every time
I've talked to you. And obviously it's a hard thing to
know. But given what we know now, with all these variants
that just seem to emerge every you know, magic, right? You're
really is the future for much of the rest of our lives. Just this
is this thing that exists and like a flu vaccine, who you are
going to get something every year or every six months and we
just have to deal with it. Is that what what the future
Coronavirus is,
for the next several years, we probably won't have better
vaccines. But one of the r&d things that we should invest in
to really finish this off is longer duration, lifelong
duration vaccines, and vaccines that prevent you from even
getting infected. So you can start to get that huge herd
immunity we talked about that sort of assumed that people are
vaccinated or infected were part of transmission chains, and we
don't have that yet. And so we're gonna have slight
outbreaks. But if then tufting variant came along which we
don't know the odds of that we could have have a big wave. So
people are tired of hearing about this pandemic and sadly,
we need to keep reminding them, particularly about staying up to
date on vaccinations.
So, okay, let's see if we're going to spend
on this. So how real is that idea of a vaccine that
vaccinates you from any future Coronavirus? I mean what needs
tap is the technology there? Is it just a question of investment
what
what is money maybe I don't know maybe Microsoft Health AI can
tell us
well, the breadth of protection. You know the we need to work on
that that aeration and blocking the infection. And we have three
constructs at an early stage that have promised there. But
you know, unfortunately, the current vaccines are good enough
that if we just keep taking those, then at least in terms of
severe disease and death, you have very good protection, I'd
hoped the duration would be longer, but the data coming out,
says that if you're older, it's not good enough. You need to
keep re vaccinating.
I love it. So older people 65 and above, we're going to kill
them with over vaccination and blowing out their immune system.
And babies. We're just gonna give them infected mother's
milk. I mean, they're getting it. So the only ones, the only
people are in the middle. And you know why? Because you're
still useful. You can still provide some services. That's
why
it's like mass murder,
given them you had Paxil COVID, you've you've had the vaccines?
Do you worry about the long COVID with the affection that
you got?
One COVID scenario that there's a lot of research on, you know,
there's a ton of things about heart or diabetes that people
are worried about their? I'd say we really don't know much. But
it does look like if you have a mild case, we try to stay lucky
enough.
Rather than blue right in the middle of that he says we don't
know much.
I'm glad you caught that.
Then why are we even listening to you? Or anybody else for that
matter? If is we we don't know much?
Well, considering that he's been wrong about everything,
certainly about the
you know, his first book the road ahead to get an autograph?
Do you have an autographed copy of it? Yes.
As Bill Gates in the same signature, he has his very
famous. So in this book, which was done around I think in about
95, maybe something like that. It doesn't mention the internet,
it because he was on board with the idea that AOL was you know,
which was a dominant force at the time, he would have made a
lot of money if you had invested in it. And he they had MSN was
going to come in and compete with AOL, and an Apple had EA
world and that was a big deal. They're gonna, and everyone's
just kind of ignored the internet or brushed it off as
now whatever. And so that's the kind of visionary that we're
dealing with here. None of these people can see anything, an inch
away from their, from their nose, in their own businesses,
on everything predicting this and as bullcrap. And
I'll add to that story that I had, I'd started on ramp at the
time, this is before thinking ideas before we went public,
very small. And we were, you know, we always looking for
cash, because we were building websites. And Microsoft hired
myself and bloom to go consult them on the internet. And, and
it was literally about their corporate website, their
individual business unit websites, they, they did not
know what to do. And they and they call me they flew us out. I
mean, we flew out it was part of the part of the consult, it was
horrible to have to do this. We sat in a windowless conference
room with six people for three days. And they brought in pizza
for lunch, no air. I was no wonder people can't get anything
done there. It was for and they had no idea what to do. We'd
later when they when they launched MSNBC, we wound up
doing the chat room for them on Linux, because they couldn't
they couldn't figure it out themselves. So yes, that guy
writes books about pandemics and knows all and Anderson Cooper is
all in will restart the clip
given me you had Paxil. Ovid, you've you've had the vaccines,
do you worry about the long COVID with the affection that
you got
one COVID scenario that there's a lot of research on, you know,
there's a ton of things about heart or diabetes that people
are worried about there, I'd say we really don't know much. But
it does look like if you have a mild case, which I'm lucky
enough to be having that the likelihood of long COVID is very
low. And so again, it's a strong thing that if you do get
infected, getting access to the packs livid or other antivirals
or antibodies as fast as you can, is well worth it because
your risk of long COVID It looks like is dramatically lower. This
is where it proves to me this is a marketing exercise. And Bill
is there on behalf of Pfizer and PACs livid because this was the
perfect choice for him to say the perfect moment for him to
say, luckily, I've been vaccinated and boosted so my
COVID is very mild. That's the line. Instead he chooses to say,
get your hands on some packs livid
So you get you get the shots you get shot one shot to boost one
throwing money at somebody the government's throwing
money that will be our money ultimately
one of our dame's wrote has a newsletter, she sends out what
she lives in New York or, you know, she is. And she she got
COVID. And I'm reading about it and she goes and about how
miserable it is. And she says, I got double, double, you know,
got backs Vax boost boost to vvO gets it of course, it has the
same exact symptoms as Mimi, there's not milder cases or
stronger cases the vaccine does not work.
They also what should be noted is that there's no one size fits
all for this stuff. And there's also just purely health issues
amongst American people. Most people I know this day, I know
meanie, both of them are pretty healthy women. So you know, but
when you have when you're obesity, diabetes, all kinds of
other issues, which are mainly from eating substances that are
built and sold as food but aren't. Yeah, that's when you're
gonna get in trouble with your immune system. So yeah, the
vaccines don't work. And the difference is how you treat your
own body and vitamin d3 and all the things that you need that
we've talked about, that the government never tells you
about. Anyway, let's wrap up this interview with Bill Gates.
This used to be the first question Anderson Cooper would
ask when he was all controversial that way, but now
it comes at the end. How do
you deal with conspiracy theories? You know there, people
believe you're tracking people through microchips inserted into
the vaccine. I mean, given what you and the Gates Foundation and
your wife Melinda have done to help millions of people's lives
around the world.
It's him and Melinda saved millions of lives
DL M just saved millions of people's lives around the world
for vaccinations for polio. Wow nearly wiping out polio. I mean,
oh my God. Oh,
thank you, Bill for wife nearly wiping out polio. In fact it was
it not to Sri Lanka, where they killed all the children and with
their polio bullcrap,
I thought it was India itself, but they banned them, they won't
even let them did the group in there. I mean, I think was the
Philippines stuff because it's all it's all in, in public
domain. They did all kinds of bad things I
thought it was maybe it was the Philippines is
really wiping out polio. How do you deal with it when people
have these ideas about you?
Well, I'm not sure I know how to get rid of it. You know, simple
explanations are kind of fun to click on. And they seem to
spread and you know, fill some Okay, there must be, you know,
rather than this complex biology, maybe there's just some
bad person behind this. You know, we've given billions for
vaccines and save Oh, that's interesting. To me, like, you
know, rather than this complex biology, maybe there's just some
bad person behind this. Yes. You know, we've given billions for
vaccines and saved millions of lives. If you just kind of
invert that and say, you know, we're, you know, trying to make
money from vaccines and not trying to save lives. That's,
you know, a popular conspiracy theory. The one about tracking
people. I don't know why they think I'm interested in knowing,
you know, people's locations, that one I still have to laugh
at. But if it's holding people back from getting vaccinated,
then that's tragic. Wow.
Wait, he's not? He's not. He's not baffled by anything. But
that.
Yeah. He doesn't know why. Why do people think I want to track
their location because that's what technology does. That's,
that's the most important thing is location tracking.
I don't understand where we would go to a boo, Berto note
on.
Crazy. All right. That would be our code. Oh, no. One last thing
I did want to mention from our Producer Grant in Calgary,
Alberta. He says the mass mandate in the province of
Quebec, Canada. ended yesterday, May 14 2022. It started on July
18 2020 666 days.
Exactly. Now, what started I'm sorry, I missed that.
The mask mandate in Quebec, Canada was initiated on July
18 2020. It ended yesterday may 14, exactly 666 days. And if you
recall, which I didn't he sent a video. The premier the premier
Francois Gault flashed a 666 hand signal during one of his
early Coronavirus press conferences. He's just
coincidence
but worth mentioning
is weird.
Because that's the kind that's the kind of thing Anderson
Cooper should be talking about. Get away with HE WOULD YOU
STUPID do trucking now we know what's going on. It's evil, just
evil.
Have a little interlude here. Okay. Still has to do with
disease. Oh nice. I'm going to play an ad a drug ad for you for
HPV vaccine.
Oh my favorite.
I want you to tell me what's weird about it. Okay,
HPV vaccine. Here we go. I'm all ears and listening.
It started somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle. It's the
side hug between milestones like this may start at age nine. HPV
vaccination type of cancer prevention against certain HPV
related cancers can start then to
most HPV clears on its own. But for others, it can cause certain
cancers later in life.
Now as the dad cab, it's my cue to help protect them.
Embrace this face help protect them in the next ask their
doctor about HPV vaccination today.
Okay, first of all, that whole thing was weird. So I don't know
what specifically you want me to highlight. But I found this it
started
somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle. It's the side hug.
The side hug killing me here. The side hug.
Yeah, that means you get somebody you hold them in a way
that is their facing pair parallel. Your Yeah, suicide
hug. It was said of hugging face to face their side. Their sides
to you and then you hug them. That way why? For the kid, they
could use the word side hug. I don't know
tween milestones like this may start at age nine.
All right, this whole thing is odd. Okay, tell me what did I
miss? I didn't get it.
Where's the contraindications?
You mean the disclaimer at the end? Yeah. Ha. They did not
error disclaimer.
I first heard this and I was just I just wanted to get the
out and they said where's the disclaimers? Because I've been
collecting disclaimers for a long clip, you know, a supercut
ah, and so I realize what they're doing here. They can get
away with this because this is not recommending that you get
this vaccine. Ah, no, we're in there the
vaccine. Wow, do you? Yes. Do you mind if we listen to it one
more time just so we can make sure there's no pitch in there.
It started somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle. It's the
side hug between milestones like this may start at age nine. HPV
vaccination. That type of cancer prevention against certain HPV
related cancers can start then to
most HPV clears on its own, but for others it can cause certain
cancers later in life.
Now as the dad cab, it's my cue to help protect them
embrace this face help protect them in the next ask their
doctor about HPV vaccination today.
Well ask your doctor about HPV well I guess because they made
no claims that's wow that's really good and the end up with
the Ask your doctor thing.
Yeah, but it's about getting the shot for someone else not for
you.
No, no, I understand exactly what you're saying. Huh?
The point is is that is not ask your dog if it's right for you.
Is for is yes your doctor about getting your kids shot
after that side hug that's a very good catch.
I think is onerous.
What do you mean owners?
Well now they got an out so they can do these years your wife
having as your bipolar wife as if she can use this drug you
know, and they don't want to do any of this horrible shit at the
end? No, no,
the doctor curry recommends divorce is much better it's much
better oh there is oh no agenda
does not take care of the planet and people nobody will be safe
pharmacy dangerous misinformation you wouldn't be
punished
I'm gonna show my school by donation to no agenda Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
All right, we're gonna go through these this hopefully we
see how long they go before this thing kills.
Yeah, there it is. He's done. So we'll start off with Daniel
grossen. backer is backer yes in Mesa, Arizona. $150 who said the
oh this is a Mesa Arizona meetup donation. Good time had by all
at our hybrid no agenda higher side chat potluck while sitting
in the middle of the desert. And we're gonna do and then Michael
Gilbert, you're back. I hear you. Michael Gilbert is in
Greendale, Wisconsin and says Tom is a big douche bag.
Alright, you're back. You're back. Are ya? Are you good?
Yeah.
We'll see how long this lasts. Mitchell free in Concord,
California. 111 33 Tommy Sandoval. $100.33 Oh man.
I'm sorry. Mitchell free is. He says this is he said he emailed
a short note to you he officially becomes a knight. Did
he email a short note to you? Mitchell free.
I don't have a short note from him.
Okay. Well, he can set he will be nice on the night is
definitely on the night list. Yep.
Well, then he'll be a night. I don't have that note though.
Okay, which is not unusual.
Onward. I could go look and see if there's an Why don't you do
that? Well, I read Tommy Psalm devolves donation, he's from
California $100.33 And he asked for a dilution.
You've been de Deus, John
Cooper from Honolulu. $100. In the morning, Jen switcheroo for
my beautiful wife Sorrell? Yes and did a Mother's Day donation
but failed to deduce your unacceptable Yes, we'll fix that
right now. You've been de deuced Gavin McGoldrick in San
Francisco also $100 Anonymous in Denver 100 100, from Richard
Campbell in Syracuse, Lucas Williams in Roswell, New Mexico
with 100. And we're back John, did you figure it out? You
gotta know know it from either first or last name. You know,
the problem. I will say this to people out there, we're gonna, I
sent a note. If it doesn't have donation in the subject line,
you're gonna have issues right away. And if you don't use your
name, you know, a lot of people can't look@gmail.com I'm not
gonna find the note. Because I don't really I don't open all my
email. I get 500 pieces of email,
per hour per hour.
A day. Minimum and I just most of it I skip because it's like,
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have Steve Niles in Santa Cruz. 808 a lot of booths. Barry?
Yeah, there's a lot of boobs here. Barry bonnet Faye. We by
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never received a newsletter at all.
Yeah, there's a bunch of Outlook users and people who use 365 and
they use it for mailing office 365 Yeah, yeah. Yeah. They can
go they can't even make say hey, I should be getting this and
they can't do anything. These systems stink. Outlook stinks. I
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Jason Dunn. in Flagstaff, Arizona. 6969 is a birthday
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Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nice day You
wouldn't be you wouldn't be this like,
like, before we get into ISOs, I just wanted to thank I John's I
jams, a jams I'm not quite sure how to pronounce his name. He is
a professional musician, who had he plays multiple instruments
has been playing since the age of six. And he had a five he
just got over five years of writer's block. But something
happened on episode 1432 of the no agenda show. And if you
recall on that show, we were talking about the NBC opening
music they have which we learned later was written and I guess
produced by was John Berry, the who's the Who's the big film
score, guys, one of them? Yeah, I think was John Berry. Who
scored that and I think we were talking about how cool that
would be to have some bombastic news music for our show. And he
says no problem. I just created one for you. And he played all
the instruments himself. Listen to this. This is where it kicks
in. Ladies and gentlemen, today is Sunday, the 15th of May this
is your no agenda show. With all the following items coming up.
What do you think?
I think is well done, but it's not us.
Okay, no, that's right. Us is ISOs ISOs. Like this one. So no,
we don't fit in your nice little box. There's that one. That's a
good one. How about this one? This is the height of goofiness
or just the plain old in the morning? Or here's a good one.
We have no evidence I love that one
bar
because it was you guessed it disinformation.
That's the one I like the best. It's a little long but I liked
that one. All right. Well, I got a bunch. Okay.
Let's start at the top with exciting. I think it's just
super exciting.
Oh, you could have cut that little bit off at the end.
Really tight. Okay,
let's move on to kill.
I want to kill myself.
Okay, who was that?
Who was who was that? Always somebody it was one of those MPR
guys so
far. I'm not one of the best or I wasn't. How do you
like that? We'll try. Thank you. Thank you for having me.
No.
She sound cute. No. Okay, well then we're gonna go with this
one, which is my favorite. I think is good enough show.
thing. We did it. We did.
Yeah, there's no doubt. No doubt about that. We did it. And we
did do it. At least I feel we're doing it because it will be my
one of my last clips here. I think my prediction is coming
closer to reality.
Elon Musk says his plan $44 billion purchase of Twitter is
now postponed. The world's richest man tweeted today quote
Twitter deal temporarily on hold pending details supporting
calculation that spam and fake accounts represent less than 5%
of users. The news caused Twitter stock to fall about 20%
in pre trading hours. Musk has been very vocal about wanting to
remove spam bots that mimic real people on Twitter. And just days
ago, he called that one of his top priorities. Let's bring an
ABC news business correspondent to Jamal Fulton. For more on
this director. After this tweet, Musk then tweeted again that
he's still committed to the acquisition of Twitter. So
what's going on here?
This is so frustrating for journalists and investors alike.
I mean, under normal circumstances, there is no deal
on pause. There is no pause button. You're either buying a
company or you're
okay, bullshit. That's Oh, that's totally this. This is
ABC. And he has until October 24. This is all coming out in
due diligence. And this is exactly what we talked about.
When people started getting unblocked unbanned the bots
started showing up. They were so worried about their lies about
their true numbers of users. They tried to cover it up, and
it's falling apart. But this is not what we say prior to ABC
normal circumstances. There is no deal on pause. There is no
pause button. You're either buying a company or you're not
buying a company. If he's one. Well, I don't know who she is.
Look at this in the larger m&a business context. This is in the
Hall of Fame of weird, so Okay, fine. He just tweeted that he's
committed to the acquisition what we do know if we look at
the stock, I mean, it is still below that 5420 price that is in
theory, the acquisition price, so which just shows you that
Wall Street investors not entirely can really convinced
even when Elon Musk said he would buy the company that this
deal was gonna go through.
I really right I need to know who this woman is because she's
an idiot. She should not be discussing business stories on
any anything really. But this is Elon Musk destroying Twitter.
Can you imagine if he says, Well, you know what it turns out
it's 15%, or more.
All bullcrap. That's smoke and mirrors that will
destroy many valuations of many companies, because then
everything will come into question, which to be fair, I
myself back in the day, by accident, but have participated
in in online number bullshit. And I can tell you my story, but
go ahead.
That this is what happened in the.com collapse. Yes, when
the.com thing fine got to a head, people started realizing
that this advertising system wasn't working. It was all bull
crap. There were just they were lying to the advertisers, the
advertisers are throwing a lot of money in the advertising
group as a whole pull back, and the whole thing fell apart. And
it could happen again. I'm surprised it hasn't happened by
now. Well, I
for Twitter to say in public filings, less than 5% of their
users are bots or spam or not real people. God by itself is
iffy. And that would be if that if a real number comes out. And
that stock. I mean, there's got to be a provision somewhere in
this agreement that you know, if it drops 50%, which you could
easily do, then the deal would be off and then Elon pulls out
Twitter's destroyed.
isn't mentioned a couple of which is what I predicted. Yes,
you did. You while You predicted the destruction? I don't think
he's gonna pull. I think he's gonna end up buying it anyway, I
still could be destroyed at a huge discount. This is the this
is going on in his wishes woman doesn't seem to understand. Oh,
you do? It's called negotiating. But okay. There used to be a
system. I don't know if it's still around. Somebody might be
able to give me the URL used to be able to put anyone's name in.
And it would tell you how many real followers they had. Oh, I
think that's long gone.
I think it's long gone to because I think they kept a
database of fakes. Yeah, and it was but even back then when it
when it was available. I would put anybody's in there and very
few people have less than 40% fakes, right. It was all for
half face or half fakes or three quarters fake sirs 40% face was
typical every year. So your average if you got 100,000
followers, you probably have 50, maybe 50,000. That might even be
bullcrap. Who knows? But yeah. So the average, but in Twitter,
they're not ripping off advertisers because they got
none. There's just a bunch of debates.
You want to do a last clip. We're running late.
I'm running way too late, but I'll do this. So we at least
catch up with this. This is Taiwan, gearing up for war.
All right shows too long,
Taiwanese soldiers fire artillery shells with a target
representing advancing enemy forces. The democratically self
ruled Island is conducting military exercises to prepare
for a potential assault by Chinese forces. They follow
repeated incursions by Chinese warplanes into the islands air
defense zone. Taiwan Taiwanese leaders citing when seen here
watching army reservists train last week says the war in
Ukraine proves Taiwan needs to be prepared to resist threats
from China. In a sign of increasing tensions between the
two countries. Reservists have been mobilized for 14 days this
year, rather than the usual seven
eight I think the training is very solid. We are now familiar
with a nearby defensive terrain and also places we can use to
fend off an attack. I think this 14 Day reservists call up is
very useful.
China considers Taiwan a breakaway province and has
previously threatened to seize the island by force. The
leadership in Beijing has been angered by recent reports of
Taiwan finalizing its latest deal to buy military equipment
from the United States or men did you find it may what home
we firmly oppose the sale of arms by us to Taiwan, we oppose
any official exchanges between the US and Taiwan. The
Democratic Progressive Party authorities have repeatedly used
the hard earned money of Taiwan's taxpayers to buy US
arms in an attempt to seek independence by force, but they
will not succeed.
In Taiwan, Taipei they've been demonstrating in support of
Ukraine's resistance to the Russian invasion, and 4000 boxes
of medicine, food and blankets have been collected for
Ukrainian refugees.
He's Oh my How much do you think we will be sending to Taiwan
once China starts messing with them?
Well, hopefully the way it's going in Ukraine if they can, if
they can twist the facts correctly, to make it look like
the Ukrainians kicked ass, and the same thing will happen in
Taiwan. I'll push this off for five or six years.
Since we're going along in no hurry, yes, since that was kind
of a downer clip, I'd like to end on a laugh. Wasn't it
downer, total downer clips like people dying started with war
and explosions. Now, I would like to take us to climate
change. And all you need to know is this is the Vice President of
the United States of America, talking about what we're going
to do, and how we're going to work together to tackle climate
change.
That is especially true when it comes to the climate crisis,
which is why we will work together and continue to work
together to address these issues, to tackle these
challenges, and to work together as we continue to work.
operating from the new norms, rules and agreements that we
will convene to work together on to galvanize global action with
that I thank you all this is a matter of urgent priority for
all of us. And I know we will work on this together
you told me I played a downer the debt is depressing that we
that our vice president is an idiot No,
no, it's a laughable it's fantastic that she sits there
stone cold and reads that proves it.
Oh yeah. Take the word cold out. You got it. Coming up next,
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