Why do you listen to these guys?
Adam curry John C
Tavares Thursday October 13 2020 Choose this your award winning
combination media assassination episode 1494.
This is no agenda
beaming out of the speed of science and broadcasting live
from the heart of the Texas hill country here in FEMA Region
number 60. In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley, we're all watching so
Lofgren kick ass I'm John C. Dvorak.
Okay, fairly Zoloft. Grim.
Did you watch any of the hearings today?
Oh, it started already. No, I
didn't. I was the last one.
I just know this is the big finale. This is the but I
thought was gonna be primetime.
Well, I was on maybe it's primetime is somewhere.
Okay, so what happened? What have we seen so far?
Oh, they've done a beautiful job. I mean, the fact that
there's no cross examination, so you can't like debunk anything.
Yeah. Or just ask a simple question. What
we're talking about here is the January 6 trial, the final
trial, this is the one that's going to send Trump to jail.
Well, it's not gonna send anyone. I don't think it's gonna
send anyone to jail. But it's definitely got a lot of
circumstantial evidence. And it just as you watch it, especially
if anyone wants to go back and watch this one person, watch
Zoloft grin. Okay, so what did you do? Congresswoman from the
Bay Area, she's a local, and she just I don't know who wrote the
script for but she put together and most she just makes
everybody look like a bunch of scumbags. And it's just
fabulous. It was full of it, I think. But it really pointed out
and they just quoted a lot from Banyan Steve Bannon. This guy
was like, part of the problem. And then Rogers his own, their
fingerprints are everywhere. Yeah, and Roger Stone and a
couple other people and it didn't they showed a picture of
Trump with his doofus campaign manager who I've never seen or
heard Manafort. No, no, no, this is January 6 Does though
Manafort was not long gone. Manafort was the first election.
Right. That ended up being run by Kellyanne Conway. Right. This
campaign was run by this tall dude, the guy is like a foot
taller than then Trump.
Oh, wait, is that Brad? Parcel parcel? Yeah. The guy the guy
who went nuts and pulled a gun on his wife, I think and the
cops came and it was a whole drama. He was an alcoholic
problems. And he remember he flipped out. I vaguely
remember that part of it. So you guys tall? Yeah. No,
he's taller than I am. Yeah, he's tall. He's huge. He did the
Facebook campaign. And then he became the Now I remember. Then
he became the, the campaign manager for the reelection.
Yeah, he also, you know, was yakking at a class about oh,
yeah, we're going to do this, we're going to do that. It's
just unbelievable. And so they had all these guys, but they're
just there's just a class. You know, all that was missing was
Joe Digenova. Only got it was missing from Friday did low
heart
I'm surprised they didn't have him. didn't sneak him in
somewhere
because they had all these guys and Bannon was the worst.
There's, there's all this, we're gonna do this. We're gonna do
that. You know, and it's just fabulous. I have to say it was
it was well designed, well written, well presented. She's
very I never thought much ever, but she's very. I know she's,
she does in a good plotting way. She rolled out all this stuff.
And it's very good. You know, it makes it. It confirms our basic
thesis. Trump doesn't know how to hire people. Right? It's no
wonder he is so good at firing people. All these people that he
surrounded himself with are are useless. doofuses.
A lot of you but so what I'm seeing now is and I of course
haven't seen the is it XO or Zoe's Zoloft.
They pronounce it locally they pronounce it Zozo. Okay, so it's
usually with a y
but the M five M in general. It's just throwing every
headline out there they possibly can about Trump. You know, he
did this you know, it looks like he broke the rules and this
Yeah,
it's all circumstantial evidence around Trump. None of it's about
Trump. It's about this guy said this about Trump but that did
get nothing on Trump is really funny, but they got plenty on
Banyon and they got plenty on this doofus and some other
people they did named all the names and brought all these
clips out and they showed and lots of clips of Roger Stone
cockily saying yeah, we're gonna judge no matter what happens
we're gonna win and just you know, all like, these guys. Is
blowhards blowhard?
Yeah, but I'm just saying there's it's like there's some
competition for the most viral headline that I think they're
just looking for something that the public latch onto and
everyone goes, Okay, that's beyond the pale what Trump did
there? That's no, that's not okay. And then they want to hang
some circumstantial evidence on it and this huge article in The
Atlantic. It's like about
by the way, they brought in Tom Fitton to a muscle bound guy.
He's supposed to he wrote the acceptance speech like months
earlier for for for wrote the like the acceptance speech that
Trump was going to give at this is proof.
Oh, wow.
Wow. Oh, wow. Yeah, it's definitely worth watching.
Especially like I said, go to watch the off grins, President.
Yeah.
Well, maybe we'll maybe do some clips on Sunday.
Yeah. Just yeah. This kind of ponderous. So it's like hard to
clip. Yeah.
Well, never a boring moment. We appreciate we appreciate the
Democrats for giving us some material.
Yeah. Well, the only other material is my own newsletter,
which got a lot of bad feedback. Yeah. Yeah. Mostly because a to
words, and a phrase. And also, I have to, I saw I wrote a
newsletter bitching about the fact that over 100, maybe 200
People immediately, unsubscribed and and people were just
offering last week's donations or people just bailed out on, on
PayPal. Yeah. And so I wrote this newsletter, I use two
words. One of them I put in at the last minute, which I find
interesting, I got a lot of negative reaction to them. One
was Cavalier, and then misguided. But the thing that
really ticked people off, I do want to read one note from one
guy, because it brought up something I didn't even think
about at the time, and I didn't realize until I read this note,
and the one that really got people barked at me, to the
point of writing me nasty notes, was calling them virtue
signalers. Now,
and by the way, I when you sent me the draft, I said, you can
expect blowback, but I always trust you with these things. It
would be odd for me all of a sudden to be jumping in telling
you how to write a newsletter.
You probably could have called me out on the virtue sailors so
on there really, it turns out that, that unless you're a left
wing nut, you can't be a virtuous signaler.
Well, I'm good and rightly so. Okay, so the
virtue signaling, if you're listening to our show, you can't
be a virtuous. Now, I don't believe that's true. I think
people are virtue signaling constantly, no matter who they
are. But to be called one, I guess, is more than people can
handle. Yeah, but I wrote back, almost everybody, I'm still
writing notes back.
Trying to shoot the shit over John. No, I'm
trying to explain what happened. But also I
just want to say like, you know, obviously, we're very aware of I
mean, we've been reporting on the situation, financial
networks, for years and years and years. And there's, you
know, we're always looking at alternatives. And we have many
alternatives available. And that was the takeaway, when I looked
at the positive side of the newsletter, it was like, hey,
you know, it's like, We're not stupid, but just know that when
you do this, you hurt the show, because you literally turned off
sustaining donations.
Yeah, it was. It was nasty. And, and I mentioned in there that
I've, we've never had any trouble with Pay Pal. I have no
complaints about them. But people said I wait. You're sold
out? Well, I don't know. But listen to this. This is from
producer Andrew. Thanks for the newsletter as always, this by
the way. This is a guy who knows how to write memos. That's how
you always
write. That's how you start. Very good, Andrew.
Good, good start. Yeah, very good. Good start, then you then
you get into it. Now comes the knife. On the Pay Pal subscriber
collapse. I'll propose that rather than virtue signaling
that up right away. I think people got scared that they may
be levied at $2,500. This is why I failed determine a no agenda
show was a misinformation spread or event. So they dropped as a
protective measure. I believed I never considered the true. I
totally believe it to be true. It's something I didn't consider
because I thought that they were saying, Oh, they're gonna
That's it. That's why I said expect blowback. That was very
clear to me from the beginning. This is why it
was never clear to me and you didn't need to go back. I always
expect
John was John. Of course we all know it's my fault. Okay. I Got
it. I should have called you. In fact, Tina and I had a
conversation about it. And I said, No, no, I said expected.
But anyway, the point is the people leaving PayPal that was,
you know, top trending everywhere. And the reasons why
because I was reading through it as people were saying, Hey, I
don't want to get dinged if I find something that's deemed
inappropriate. So that was something that people glommed
onto immediately, you just missed.
Well see the thing that the reason I didn't catch this,
because I read all these documents that come out all
these changes, and all the rest of it word by word. And it was
obvious that the Dean was going to happen to the company that
did the misinformation, not everybody. But nobody had that
it was never made clear to anyone, I guess. And so I can't
and then Dan wind, by the way, when I read this and thought
about it, and realized what was going on, I thought to myself,
Oh, my God, how many people are just bailing out left and right.
Oh, that's why that's why they lied and said, whoa, whoa, I
mean, what
if they lied, but
the damage, the damage, whatever they did, the damage was done,
the stock went down. And I think the damage is continuing,
because I don't think they're their draw back their pull back
down. I don't think half the people realize that that
happened, a and also there's intent. And there's two or three
is a good Epoch Times has an article about it being not an
accident, the whole thing was just a scheme for just to test
the waters for something or other. And then other people
thought this may whole thing may be a psyop. It goes on and on.
So anyway, the guy or producer Anders, as I understand it, to
find would be applied to you at no agenda, not to donors, but at
the same time that money goes on. Your words are encouraging
and Pete P backed away from the proposed policy anyhow, so the
dangers pass in this sense, the newsletter is helpful. And then
he makes the point about why would they even entertain such a
policy, which is a question that everyone's gonna continue to
ask. And, and then he says, I can't fault folks, for deciding
not to trust them, is therefore a faux PA, in my honest opinion
to label such people as mere virtue signalers. Again, some
donors seeking to protect themselves from Operation gun
woke may take offense to that characterization in the end, in
fact, they did. We have we have a lot of lawyers. It was very
interesting exercise.
We have a lot of lawyers who are already looking at this right
now. Tell us if if there's really only one side but it's
irrelevant. As I said, we've always had multiple ways to
support the show. And we're always evaluating new ones.
Right? Yeah, someone's got a I haven't talked contact him yet.
But somebody managed to get a wise donation pushed through. I
don't know how he managed it. I, I there was actually an account,
but I don't know that it's been operational. Also, people I've
got a number of Oiselle these are these numbers compared to
pay pal are minor. But I will mention them. Zell comes in
occasionally, and it's never been fully set up. But it comes
in shows up on the bank balance Pop Pop mail works, or pop, pop
mail pop my works great. As Zell you have to use no agenda at
divorce out or you can't use my name. Somebody did that. Again.
It goes into my personal account. I mean, it's fine if
that's what you want.
But no, that's not fine.
Find it you gotta animal does not fine. It's not fine with the
IRS either. So
which is the main reason we're always careful with these
things. know these things.
It's all IRS. It because you have to they're,
they're bringing a bunch of new agents on board.
Bringing new agents the guy started to get that find
something to do. So I'm sorry about the poorly structured
complaint. And it could have been done better than that. I
will agree that the virtue and by the way, I was cognizant when
I was doing this. It wasn't like I throw words together just
randomly. I put misguided in at the last second thing and this
will be good. But I when I wrote virtue signaling I was well
aware what I was doing, and I did it on purpose. It was meant
to be insulting. But it wasn't meant to insult everybody. It
was just meant to insult the people that bailed out.
Alright, so if I can just I didn't didn't didn't need help?
So you sent me an email not too long ago, what it was about is
irrelevant. And I said, I think I replied to the general crux of
your message, you know, fair point, and then fu for all the
rest of us. And then you said, Yeah, well, yeah, yeah, right.
Yeah, good, fair point. Now you don't I don't have to grovel for
for being
to apologize.
You love doing that? It's just who you are. It's okay. We love
you for it.
Well, I agree. I would say this one was over this was could have
been better executed. I was my fault for being a cow. I was
Cavalier. I use the word Cavalier. I was the one that was
Cavalier, which is probably why it showed up in there. Because
sometimes, when you're writing you, you project yourself into
the, into the process I've, for people who want to be
professional writers, I can tell you a few things, you're always
better. Your writing is always better if you have some
emotional trigger going on at the time of the writing. In
other words, you're, if you're just neutral, you're a happy go
lucky guy in your writing. Product is going to be happy go
lucky, probably boring. But if you're a little irked, I always
try to be a little irked about something when I'm writing
because it comes through with a some emotional bias which is
picked up by the reader because your voice is in there and it
comes through and people are they'll read
it more. And have we learned anything about this? Yeah, I
learned that I should probably not call people virtue signalers
at least not this group. They're very touchy
bottom line. I know a lot of people want
to send blankets or water. It just seems
alright, that's all it's really about.
Anyway, so I'm sorry for anyone who was who was. If you're
offended, I'm I'm actually sorry, I didn't do it better.
You're
offended, call this number toll free, you can be entitled to
money. All right. Back to some fear porn
this morning. President Biden now saying he does not think
Russian President Vladimir Putin will use nuclear weapons on the
battlefield in Ukraine, telling CNN I don't
think he will. I think he is a rational actor who's
miscalculated significantly,
but warned that Putin's threats could lead to catastrophic
mistakes telling a fundraiser last week we have not faced the
prospect of Armageddon since Kennedy and the Cuban Missile
Crisis. And
the whole point I was making was it could lead to just a horrible
outcome. And not because anybody intends to turn it into a world
war and they just want to use a nuclear weapon. The mistakes
that can be made the miscalculations who knows what
would happen. It comes
after the President and other g7 leaders participated in an
emergency virtual meeting. Well, she created a whole slew hearing
from Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, who pleaded
for more air defense systems to help establish an air shield
over his country.
He I mean, what happened? I mean, they were doing so so
great with the nuclear war bit and I was like, oh, no, I Psych.
He's not really going to do that and not going to happen.
I have no idea whether it changed like that. I think
there's I do have to, I have to close from that Biden tapper
interview, which was, it was Hannity got better ratings,
didn't you put? You think he put the president united states on
an interview show is supposed to get higher ratings would Trump
did anyone, actually. Well,
I want to I want to keep it with Russia, though. Do you have
that you're doing some Biden stuff in there? Well,
no, you're talking about Biden. No, I'm talking about nuclear
war. And there's Biden, but okay. Yeah, but I have more
nuclear war Russia stuff. Okay. Which is also also why also
Biden what?
You're the one doing it. You push it a nuclear war. And now
go on.
What do you mean waffle? What did you just call me WaPo. And
mean, cover your children's ears. Parents? Uncle John didn't
mean that. I think like Washington Post WaPo that's a
slur when you say WaPo to somebody Excuse me?
No, if you say whop that's the slur. And it's yo p this is WAP.
Oh,
no, that's worse by today's standards being called anything
WaPo was bad. All right. Okay. So here's a new narrative which
is coming. I'm catching it early on wi o n. Which means we've got
a great accent but this is this is coming. This will be the new
and she was kicked off the air. I didn't say it was hurt, did I?
You didn't. It according
to a report by the Italian newspaper La Repubblica NATO has
sent an intelligence node to its member nations and the North
reportedly warns NATO members of the mobilisation of the key
three to nine Belgrade. The sources say that this submarine
that was launched in the month of July is now in the Arctic
waters. But what is this Russian submarine that is unnerved the
30 member military alliance do Weighing in the Arctic waters.
Number one, the Belgrade is the world's largest nuclear powered
submarine. It is unfortunately 184 meters long and 50 meters
wide. And despite its dimensions, it can actually turn
at a speed of about 60 kilometers per hour. Moreover,
it can also stay underwater for about 120 days. The Belgrade is
also the carrier of what is known as Russia as a weapon of
apocalypse, the Poseidon nuclear Messiah and the NATO suspecting
that Russia is in fact testing the Poseidon missile the super
torpedo is an unmanned underwater vehicle, more like an
underwater drone and aboard say that it is capable of traveling
up to 10,000 kilometers in terms of distance underwater before
exploring near the coast causing what has been described as a
radio active tsunami.
A radioactive tsunami from the Poseidon Doomsday machine. It
has success written all over it as far as I'm concerned, they
should really roll this one out. I'm liking this 60 kilometers an
hour. The ship
bullcrap at that size? I don't think so.
So, we haven't chosen that tactic just yet in the United
States, we have something else that we can employ in implicate
Russia in
major US airports were targeted by cyber attacks today with a
pro Russian hacker group claiming responsibility. Airport
websites in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta and
other cities were hit with denial of service attacks.
airport operations were not impacted.
Oh, yeah. These are hacks, people. Denial of Service
attacks we had for this morning,
brother. Now I want to mention something which we brought up on
the show before but it was the Snowden documents that brought
out the fact that the CIA, yep, point to finger has all these
methodologies to make it look like the Russians are doing
stuff when it's actually them
with you and I could make this look like the Russians. Yeah.
True. This is like really lame. He's not even at
a level. Here's the part that I don't understand. If you listen
to this report, let me just get this again. Listen to what she's
saying. major
US airports were targeted by cyber attacks today with a pro
Russian hacker group claiming responsibility.
So okay, they claimed responsibility. Airport websites
in
New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta and other cities were
hit with denial of service attacks, airport operations were
not impacted.
So they didn't even determine it. Apparently, some group just
went ahead and said, Oh, yeah, that was us were Russians. Okay.
That's exactly how the Russians operate. They always claim their
victories. No, never. Here's ABCs version.
To date. You're right. They factor in. Even when they're
caught red handed. They deny it. Of course,
they're not going to say Oh, yeah. Hey, that DDoS that was
us. No, we're not falling for that question everyone
has this morning, is one of this attack was a precursor of
something worse to come,
ah, a precursor of something worse to come? Well, there's
only one guy who can give the answers to that we know him as
the rear admiral. Maybe he's full Admiral now John Kirby. And
nothing like setting up John Kirby with some soft balls from
George Stephanopoulos.
First off, what do you make of the cyber attacks? Are you
confident the Russians behind them?
It's too soon to know, Georgia. I mean, we're investigating
this. We're looking at this obviously, it's of concern.
Certainly, we're grateful that no airport operations were
affected. No safety was put at risk. But we're looking into
this and we'll take that seriously.
See, I don't understand why. ABC. Here's Kirby saying, Oh,
it's too soon to know, CBS is the one who said, Oh, no, they
claimed responsibility. So already there's a problem here
is a discrepancy. We continue
to do you believe they're a precursor to a follow on
attacks, as Pierre suggested? Yeah. Again,
it's just too soon to know, George. I mean, we just don't
really understand fully who's behind this, what the motivation
was certainly what level if any, Kremlin officials were aware, we
just don't know, we're going to investigate this, we're going to
try to get to the bottom of it. And obviously, we take cyber
resilience very, very seriously, regardless of what happened
there at these airports that we're constantly looking to
improve our own cyber defenses for our own civilian
infrastructure throughout the country.
Now, as I'm hearing this, I'm thinking, what is Kirby trying
to communicate? What is this? It's just not a hack, you know,
to say cyber hackers is just incorrect. There's no hack
necessary. Anybody can start a DDOS it's not that complicated.
So is this Are they signaling something or is this some kind
of setup?
We do know who's behind the attacks on civilians in Ukraine
Vladimir Putin boasting about it two nights in a row. Can these
attacks turn the military tie?
It doesn't appear like they're gonna do that, George. I mean,
we don't know what the next steps here are for Mr. Putin.
But you can see just from the just from the reaction of the
Ukrainian people over the course of the weekend, they're not
backing down, they're not slowing down. They're gonna
continue to conduct their counter offenses. They are still
active on the battlefield. And as you saw from President
Biden's discussion with President Solinsky, the United
States is going to stand with them, we're going to continue to
provide security assistance,
that you notice the little usage is meant to insult Putin. So
very clearly said Mr. Putin, President Solinsky President
Biden, Mr. Putin, President Zelensky President Biden, this
is chicken shit. usages that Kirby should be ashamed of?
Well, he's, he's a psychological operations guy. You know, he
knows what he's doing. That's why he does. He's, he's He's not
bad for what he's doing. He's just he's so transparently
stupid. We see through it, like, okay, including this two part
sales report for the military industrial complex.
The President's meeting with g7. leaders today presents Lusky
wants air defenses, what more is he going to get?
We have been providing air defense capabilities since very
much almost in the beginning of this conflict, Georgia,
everything from stingers to to now these names these national
advanced surface to air missile systems, which are on order for
Ukraine. I love
everybody, these are on order. Okay, good. Well, these are an
order for Ukraine, hey, we order. Order, order up
are these naysayers, these national advanced surface to air
missile systems which are on order for Ukraine, we're going
to continue to talk to them as we have been every day about
their capabilities. Clearly, air defense is a need and we're
going to work with them on that going forward. I don't have any
announcements today. But I can tell you that
no other announcements for the sales meeting are gonna stay
committed
to giving them the kinds of tools that we know they need on
the battlefield. Clearly after this weekend, air defense
capabilities continue to be a significant need for Ukraine.
Yes. Do you have anything else for the sales meeting, Mr.
Kirby?
How about longer range attack missiles? I'm sorry, how about
longer range attack missiles.
We were not closing any doors, Georgia, we again, we continue
to talk to them every day. In fact, there'll be a meeting this
week in Brussels, a secondary
meeting.
Another another meeting, we got the PowerPoint, we're going to
show them the capability is showing the price tag to
talk to them every day. In fact, there'll be a meeting this week
in Brussels, getting yet another Ukraine contact group meeting
with probably 50 nations there to talk about the needs. And
we'll look at the whole spectrum. But I just don't have
anything to announce today.
This is why I'm thinking maybe they also wanted to beef up
their cyber a little bit. So they threw that in, you know,
possibly, because this is a sales report this he's literally
saying, you know, I have nothing new to report but when we got
those those missiles on order, and yeah, got a meeting with
everybody big sales meeting with the g7. I'm gonna tell them in
Brussels. Yeah. And after that we're all going to hang out in
Paris. It's gonna be great. Putin what
President Biden talked about off ramps for Vladimir Putin last
week as the only off ramp for Russia to leave Ukraine.
That is the best off for him. And that's frankly, what Mr.
Putin should should be doing. To be ending this war he chose to
start is to pick and choose to end it. You saw on the
President's statement yesterday after speaking to President
Solinsky. We believe that that Mr. Putin should move remove all
his troops from Ukraine short of that. And clearly he has shown
no indication of being willing to do that or even to sit down
at the negotiating table. So short of that, what we have to
do is make sure that Ukraine can continue to succeed on the
battlefield so that when it gets to the negotiating table, Mr.
Zelinsky has the leverage that he needs to succeed in
negotiations as well, John Kirby, thanks very much. Well,
he kind of smacked his Alinsky down, then it was Misters
olanski. You know, after he
made a mistake there because he said President Solinsky Yeah,
just before he shouldn't mister, but this idea of making Putin
look like I just I just, uh, nobody is what and then try and
try to get him out of office. I mean, this is a regime change
operation of trying anyway, and they tried it with when Hillary
was the Secretary of State. This reminds me of all the stuff that
they tried to do to Fidel Castro. Oh, really? Yes. And
what it resulted in was the guy pretty much dying in office,
instead of being there for maybe a term or two and giving you
know, loosening up No, it created resolve, which is doing
the same thing to Putin. And he's never gonna leave No, ever.
No.
Then the indeed that off ramp he knows is a non starter. Now I
still I still think that eliminating Vlad is still on
deck. It's you know, I don't think they have the thing they
can do it. I don't understand why they have to his knee dying
of cancer.
Diet. Yeah, sure. Parkins pretty healthy to me.
There was one report that came from Deutsche Avella V. The most
honest report about what's going on and Kyiv Kyiv. To those in
the know. Just spectacularly honest, doesn't happen very
often.
What we know so far is that very close to this place where I am
right now really just a block away several explosions,
destroyed partially buildings, but also hit cars, we do not
know exactly how many people are injured or even dead. But
according to this book, a spokesperson of the emergency
unit,
spokesperson, uh huh. According
to this, how many people are injured or even dead? But
according to this book spokesperson of the emergency
spokesperson, it's so, so true.
So, you know, when you do your Dutch voice, yes, I know. You
don't you know, I've been listening to these voices,
because I think some of them are, they're entertaining when
they try to, you know, non English speakers. They always go
into a stammer. And true in there. And I think if you
incorporate that it will help the voice so let me let play my
lip again. Through this stammers right at the beginning, or the
second
where she
what we know so far, is that very close to this place where I
am right now really just a block away. Several explosions,
destroyed partially buildings, cars, maybe
I can do that. I can add that. I could perhaps I could do this
may be a little bit more of a throw sometimes. I throw the
thing is,
that's pretty much it. Yes. I wouldn't do like three.
Well, since we're talking about that, why don't we introduce Rob
rose, Rob rose. To the show. Many people have seen this. It
was quite quite shocking. What took place in European
Parliament? Did we discuss this on Thursday? We might go on
Sunday. We might no
no what we had we had the Irish woman go nuts.
Right. Okay, so this is now the so the European Parliament had a
committee hearing. And they brought in vaccine
manufacturers. And, and this one clip went super viral from
Dutch, the European member of European Parliament who does
talk like this, but I don't think he has the stammer that
much. And he very clearly he asked very clearly, like, you
know, did you know that you trust? Chuck? Did you check this
stuff that you do trials on people? And the answer was
something that, of course has not hit the mainstream anywhere.
But I think everyone who's you know, who's interested nailed
the and nailed everybody but to me mainstream,
right? And as good no agenda producers. People went and
looked at the whole hearing. Oh, this was this is you got gypped
if all you saw was the clip, you really got gypped because this
is good. And it's and it's and it's funny as well. It's just
crazy. What what went on there. So here's the rubber O's
question which started in Dutch. I'm actually gonna play a little
bit more of the intro and more of her answer.
I will speak in Dutch. I'd also like to know where Mr. Bula is
why he's not here with us today. This small, do you have any
information?
Yeah, this this was this was one of the big questions. They all
ask me how come the CEO isn't here? What I mean, what is it?
What is that? We spend billions of euros on your product? That
guy can't even show up. So everyone was pissed about that a
mandate
from Pfizer to speak freely and openly and answer our questions.
You're not going into the content on the question of SMS
gate that was raised by Mr. Whelan. Why don't you say that
you want to avoid misinformation through Alright,
so I got to set this up. So the way this works is not quite the
way it works in the Senate hearing or like this January 6,
hearing. They ask their questions, and they'll do three
or four questions, then then they'll move on to another
person and this and then they take all of these questions then
the witness answers, you know, three, four or five questions in
a row.
Yeah, we've tried to implement that here. In docs, various
debate situations, and it never works because questions are
skipped.
And it's it's media unfriendly. Yeah. Because what you want it
you want you want you want it to badgering you want the hounding?
That's why they don't allow it so you can't badger the witness
is very democratic sounds to me sounds like just the way it
should work. So the SMS gate that he's referring to
everyone's really no angry if you recall, that contract
appeared between several European Union or I think it was
the European Union proper, there was redacted and it was very
unhappy with no one really knew what was going on with it. The
amount were, were redacted. And then there was the string of
text messages between Borla, the CEO of Pfizer, and Queen,
Ursula. And so everyone wants to know, hey, what exactly was in
these text messages? Did you just negotiate this over text
message? So now that's turned into SMS gate,
SMS gate? That was raised by Mr. Whelan, where you say that you
want to avoid misinformation through better information. But
this all begins with Pfizer itself. So don't miss small by
being transparent on your side. So I'm very curious to know what
the fact that as the CEO for Pfizer would say that they want
to be transparent and then not show up at this commission. Mr.
Bhalla is very interested in having billions of euros in
profit on the backs of the EU citizens, but it's not provided
willing to provide an explanation. Mr. Buddha was
personally involved in contract negotiations via SMS with the
President of the European Commission, Ursula von der
Leyen. This is why his presence would be absolutely crucial
here. Now, the European ombudsman, the European Court of
Auditors have spoken on the consequences of the scandal. And
these are very damning. So I really think that Mr. Mueller
would need to be present. And we need to do this in order to
ensure full transparency in the process. So the question then
for you is small, where I would like a clear answer, please.
So there are no misunderstandings was
that, by the way, was pretty slick, because he switched from
Dutch to English and the translation cut out and his mic
went live almost immediately. So I don't know if that was maybe a
scripted bid, or they had this debate, there's no way that's
gonna have that's what I thought, too. And so now he
switches to
the ditch where I would like a clear answer, please.
So there are no misunderstandings. Well, was the
Pfizer COVID vaccine tested on stopping the transmission of the
virus before it entered the market? If not, please say it
clearly if yes, are you willing to share the data, please this
committee? And I really want straight answer yes or no. And
I'm looking forward to it. Thank you very much.
So I felt just seeing the viral clip on Twitter, like it was
really selling short, you know, the severity of what they want
out of Pfizer. It's not just this one thing. But here's her
answer. And then some
regarding the question around, did we know about stuff and
humanization? Before essentially the market? No, these, you know,
we had to really move at the speed of science to really
understand what is taking place in the market. And from that
point of view, we had to do everything at risk. I think I
was Dr. Ball law, even though it's not who would turn around
and say to himself, If not us, then who? Dr. Bula actually felt
the importance of what was going on in the world.
So let's just stop there for a second. So when everyone fell
over, of course, he says, No, we weren't doing this at the speed
of science, whatever that means.
Yeah, I find that speed of science comment. Interesting. I
mean, I was I heard that I thought of Copernicus. Do ta How
long did it take for the world to catch up to Copernicus? His
idea that the Sun is the center of the universe now? It wasn't a
year or two a while out, if I recall, hundreds of years
basically is the speed of science.
Yeah, yeah. Well, this there were some questions about that
speed of science that came up later. But the main stumbling
block here is someone lied somewhere, because all the
politicians, all of the, the propaganda, we'll call it, call
it public relations. All of that was you won't you won't get
COVID You won't get COVID. And they didn't do any trials or
have no data to show for it. And because of course is the speed
of science. So everything was a lie, and somebody knew it. I
mean, no surprise, no surprise to us, obviously. But to a lot
of people this is
this is like one shocking. I'm shocked.
And so now rambling, but now I want you to hear because this is
what no one played here how she weasels her way or tries to
weasel their way out of this speed of science business as if
not us then who? Dr. Bula actually felt the importance of
what was going on in the world. And therefore as a result of
that, we actually spent $2 billion no risk and have self
funded money from Pfizer to be able to manufacture as it well
first of all research, develop and manufacture at risk to be
able to make sure that we were in a position to be able to help
with the pandemic. And and I think that's why I feel very
good when a recent paper from the Imperial College stated, but
in the first year of the rollout of vaccines, we saved 4 million
people.
Oh, there it is. saved or created.
So they death Imperial College, the debunked erupt Imperial
College numbers, which should we've gone over a years ago.
Yeah, because there's some one guy there who does this. He did
the same thing with, in fact, he used to go did the hoof and
mouth disease or whatever it was called. Yeah, yeah, that ended
up killing half the cattle in the on the British Isles, when
it was unnecessary, because he was full of it. And this guy, so
they base everything on that and because their numbers showed,
okay, yeah, this saved is saved, or was it saved or created or
created, you know, but,
but but she's proud of it. She's proud of the Imperial College
numbers
with the pandemic. And I think that's why I feel very good when
a recent paper from the Imperial College stated that in the first
year of the rollout of vaccines, we saved 4 million people. So
from that point of view, I feel that actually we were there when
the world needed us to be able to make sure we're that we're
able to help people around the world with with vaccination, as
well as now oral oral treatment, I would hate to imagine what
situation we would be in in the world right now, if companies
like us did not take those risks, did not do clinical
research and development at scale, in order to make sure
that we could have a vaccine that we could roll out to the
world. So I really, I understand your frustrations I really do.
But I also hope at some point, you do appreciate what
pharmaceutical companies have done in order to be able to roll
out and deliver vaccines at such speed and
scale. I also have a hard time believing this $2 billion at
risk, Operation warp speed through cash at them immediately
as far as I can remember. It wasn't like
oh, he is classic, arrogant, executive, corporate executive
full of herself. never wrong. I mean, that's why they put her up
there. I mean, there's no you don't select someone to go in
front of the no like this. Did to replace Borla, who's also
full of crap. But you got to put somebody out there. That's good.
And she's she has she covers the bases.
Regarding sorry, um, price. Oh,
by the way, I'm surprised she's not lecturing them.
Oh, it's coming up now. So another question was about the
pricing. So how was how did you determine price because you
know, everyone got different prices, and it's all very shady
and it was all redacted. And some of the chairwoman remember
she has all these questions, price price, pricing has set my
pricing, pricing
regarding sorry, on price. Oh, price, okay. Honestly, it's on
my notes, I just haven't gotten to it constantly. It is there,
isn't it pricing? So look, I understand you've talked a lot
of pricing and thrown out a lot of prices. But from our point of
view, we we cannot discuss pricing. Pricing is
confidential. And from that point of view, I know again,
you're going to be very frustrated. I can see it in your
faces, sated with my answer. But pricing is confidential. And
from that point of view, I am not able to have a conversation
with you, other than to repeat what has always been out there
in that we have taken a tiered pricing approach to pricing to
make sure that it is affordable for the government's to be able
to ensure that citizens can have you without out of pocket
funding. And in addition to that, we've made sure that low
and middle income countries are having it at not for profit. I
understand your frustration, but we cannot discuss pricing. It is
confidential.
I love that. Hey, we understand that you really paid for it. But
we're not going to tell you how that worked out how that
happened. Screw you. I'm sorry. You're frustrated.
On that to be quite interesting to where they pull that hit that
rabbit out of a hat because what's confidential about what
you're you're under. You're, you're at a hearing.
Ah, this is this was exactly the moment where Christine Anderson
our favorite lady there from where she From Norway, Denmark,
one of the one of the navies, she jumps in and she says scuze
me this piece.
Yeah, thank you. This is quite ridiculous what we're doing here
and pursuant to Article Two unwritten rule 211 of the rules,
rules of procedure. I am proposing that this committee
declares itself incompetent in getting clarification on the
content of the contracts between EU Commission and pharmaceutical
companies with regards to the mRNA vaccines in general, and
the exchange of text messages between Ursula von der Leyen,
president of the EU Commission and Mr. Borla, CEO of Pfizer, in
particular, it is quite obvious and today's
lesson, we'll put that on the agenda.
My point of order now, according to the rules, you will have to
let me continue. Okay, you can thank you.
Not more than a minute, you don't have to make
full steam. This committee lacks the authority to get to the
bottom of crucial questions. The fact that Mr. Borla, CEO of
Pfizer had the audacity to appear in front of this
committee to answer your question constitutes gross
disregard for the people whose tax money he took. By the way,
if we cannot compel a crucial player to appear in front of
this committee, then this committee is useless. So I
propose I propose that we declare ourselves incompetent
Furthermore, proposed that this committee concludes the need for
a Committee of Inquiry and formally requests the Conference
of presidents to initiate the necessary steps to propose the
new parliament and setting up such a committee as provided in
rule 208 in conjunction with article 226 of the Treaty on the
Functioning of the European Union to ensure the peoples of
Europe's right
to Democrats Anderson now.
Roll Call,
I'm gonna cut you I'm gonna cut you bitch. That what she said,
listen to the
peoples of Europe's right
to Democrats, Anderson now.
The roll call vote. proposal. Thank you very much.
I'm gonna cut you. I'm gonna cut you got real testy. If you want
to hear a little more of that.
Yeah, a little bit.
We will have a discussion at the coordinators. And of course, Id
group can go to the conference of presidents. Can I remind this
committee? This is not an investigating committee. Exactly
a special committee. And this falls not within? Well, the
remit of this committee. So we will have a discussion in the
coordinators and the ID group. Okay, Madam Chair. President
residents and now I caught you off this is it.
Okay. Okay, we will have to vote on the declaration of competency
in this committee that we can do,
we will we will have to look at coordinators. And we will then
decide how to proceed on the so
in other words, you refuse to take the vote right now that
were posed as a point of order you refuse just yet.
We will take that up at the coordinators and if necessary is
if the vote is necessary, we will come back to that don't
worry.
So in other words, your teachers, okay, refuse to take a
vote on the order. I raced.
I give them I give the floor now to Mr. Terry.
So then terrorists came out remember terrorists. He's from I
want to say he's, he's sort of from Spain or Portugal. This
this is the guy who's mad. He is pissed off. And he's bringing
another little little ditty to the table.
I was paying very close attention to everything that was
said here. And I cannot hide my shock. And, you know, nobody
answered concrete questions that all of my quail colleagues asked
me, we heard allegations, hear statements from the
representative of Pfizer stating, and I quote, that they
cannot release the contracts because they have certain
interests. What about the interests of the people? What
about their health? Because it is our authority and our job to
make sure that we get to the bottom of this. So the first
question that I addressed to you, is the following. just yes
or no? When exactly. Are you going to fully publish the
contracts that you sign between Pfizer and the European
Commission? Second question. You were mentioning the risks. You
gave us some billions of euros that your company invested in
producing these vaccines. What about the health of the people
who are actually put at risk by being injected with this medical
products that clearly in some cases might have adverse
effects? So the second question is, is Pfizer liable according
to the secret contracts that none of us saw? So we want to
know exactly is Pfizer liable or responsible for any adverse
effects produced by your own products. So question has Pfizer
had access to the Coronavirus before December 2019? Well, we
knew about it. And here's the reason why I'm asking for it.
The whole world found out about the COVID or Coronavirus in
December of 2019. On January the 11th 2020, the Chinese
Government published and I quote, The genetic data of this
vaccine of this virus, barring the data that your company
submitted to me, in order to receive marketing authorization,
you provided data showing that you tested your medical product.
And I quote on you started the test on January 14 2020. So I'm
asking you, How is it possible that in three days after the
horrible find out the genetic data of this virus you company
already tested? The vaccine on mice? Thank you.
Finally, no answer. Of course, obviously, that will be wrong
answer the wrong questions.
We did get some some we did get some answers as to why there's
so many appears to be more heart attacks, other heart issues
within the general population and to UK publications have told
us subsequently that in fact, they came up with an urgent
warning to gardeners because soil can actually increase your
risk of killer heart disease. Oh, yeah, soil and and video
games could trigger heart attacks and children.
That's what does it this is.
And we got a boots on the ground report from our practicing
internist who has been in medical research and read
medical and our research for over 20 years. She's given us
boots on the ground before and she has an answer to your
question, John is exactly correct in his observations, the
rate of a young athlete dying does not equate to hearing about
it once a year, it is not a common thing. The arts and most
of these news pieces along with others, they weave truth in such
a way that it becomes a lie. They don't outright state false
medical statistics that you can look up and verify every single
condition that leads to a young athlete dying are classified
under rare conditions. Every single serious heart condition a
young person has is classified as rare. So right there is that
I would say that's proof. As physicians we are taught from
day one to look at diseases and diagnose based on demographics,
ie How old is the person male or female, etc. To help with the
diagnosis. Every single disease entity is classified in our
minds as common or rare. To present young individuals dying
or having heart conditions as something every parent should
hear about is incredibly misleading. We of course know
why they were doing this, but the fact that they are doing
this scares and saddens me, it means that they are already
covering their ass. I mean, agendas, and we'll be seeing
more young healthy people needlessly die.
And there you have it. Yeah.
And then she has a final notice. from a professional standpoint,
the last few years have forced me to grow up in ways I did not
anticipate, but you cannot unknow what you now know or
unsee what you now see I'm a physician who was taught by
leaders in their fields. I read and believe what I read in the
New England Journal of Medicine, the Lancet, the CDC, website,
etc. My views and advice now classify me as a quack, who can
lose my license and board status. I would like to say the
web of special interest and monetary exchanges all started
with COVID But alas, it did not
know sir with insurance. Yep. Yeah, so sure. Well, on COVID I
Deuces shumba kids. Yeah, I do have another NPR report to the
NPR the national public. Never ambrosia. COVID promote COVID
vaccine with this one guy who don't want the white guy talks
like this because I saw the SEC but I talk about I bet it's a
guy that talk like this or do I die? And so here's a report on
the how the by Vaillant vaccine is doing for kids.
The Food and Drug Administration expanded eligibility today for
the new COVID-19 boosters to include children as young as
five and the CDC immediately recommended them. NPR health
correspondent has the story right away
until now only adults and kids 12 And older could get one of
the new boosters, updated versions of the moderna and
Pfizer biontech vaccines that for the first time target
Omicron the FDA is expanded authorizations opens up the
shots to younger kids. Those as young as six cannot get the
Maderna shot and those who don't use five can get the Pfizer
biontech. That's about 28 mil mean kids are now eligible. This
comes as welcome news to many pediatricians and parents.
According to Dr. Sean O'Leary from the American Academy of
Pediatrics,
it is true that kids are less affected than adults. But it's
also not correct to say that it's a benign disease in
children. Unfortunately, you can't really predict who's going
to get particularly sick from COVID. The booster definitely
offers additional protection in terms of the severe outcomes
that we really care about.
But others question whether the so called by valent boosters are
any better than the original shots. Dr. Paul Offit is a
pediatric vaccine expert at the University of Pennsylvania who
advises the FDA,
we have to date no evidence that the by Valent vaccine is any
better. So it's a little frustrating as we keep moving
forward without evidence, hopefully, we'll be able to
generate that evidence to show that the by venlafaxine is
clearly a value. But to date,
those data don't exist. It's unclear
how many parents want the new boosters for their kids. Only
about a third of parents of children younger than 12 have
gotten their kids the first two shots and only about 15% got
their kids the original booster. Jen Kates is at the Kaiser
Family Foundation.
I think it's going to be a tough sell. I think there's going to
be a small group of parents who are ready to go they're anxious.
It's the fall their kids are already getting flu and you know
other kinds of respiratory illnesses and so they're ready,
but there are minority of parents.
Um, this guy, is it the same guy? Is this?
How you doing booster? Snap? Sounds a little lighter. Guy,
okay. By me, I mean, he does. I've noticed this on NPR been
listening to it. There's a lot of people at NPR, that cat
seemed to breathe through their dose. So I don't know why. But
well,
you know, it's like when when you're working there and you
can't breathe through your nose, you hire more mouth breathers
seems to be something like that going on. That's part two of
this very short. Many parents
say they're going to take a wait and see approach. And at least a
third of parents of these young kids say they have no interest
in boosting their kids. What's more, only about 15 of the 200
million people who have been eligible for the new booster
since Labor Day have gotten one of the shots. That's alarming.
Many public health experts, the immunity people have from their
first shots and infections is fading. And yet another wave of
infections could be coming, driven by new overkruin variants
that are even better at dodging the immune system.
And probably better at dodging the vaccine too. So they keep
pushing it. I mean, it's funny, these numbers are showing that
the public is getting the public at large, despite the mainstream
media's power is getting generally skeptical.
Yeah. Although that's not stopping the mainstream. Here's
ABC. Good Morning, America
now to the growing concerns over rising flu cases here in New
York officials have noted 600 influenza cases compared to this
150 At this time last year. Dr. Generation here and Jen, it's
still early in the flu season. Yeah.
And we and you mentioned it perfectly George it 600 compared
to what right? You have to compare it to what and you have
to compare it to when so yes, the the slope is going up the
cases are going up. And the concern is that people won't
take it seriously. Why is this happening? I think really two
main theories at this point. Number one, our behavior has
changed. We're out and about more than we were in the last
two years. And then lower vaccination rates, that is
always a concern. So remember, we have to be able to walk and
chew gum at the same time. It's COVID and influenza, and we need
the vaccination.
I like how she's not even promoting the by valen just
saying almost like you need COVID and N flu influenza. So
when you go to the store, like oh, I can get both at the same
time. Here's part two, so when and how should
people get their back? So if you look at the who, what, where,
when, why and how of flu vaccination according to the
CDC, it's recommended that most people get their vaccination.
You know, you can get it right now but by the end of October,
and it is never too late because the flu season goes through
March or April, who should get it pretty much every one six
months of age and older. And again, in terms of the what and
the logistics, you can get both the COVID vaccine I was gonna
ask flu vaccine on the same day. The one thing I would recommend
if I were your doctor George get one in one arm and the other in
the other arm.
I have one bad day.
Better than
good. So Tom Fitton, you were talking about earlier muscles.
Yeah, he actually muscle actually came out with something
pretty good. They got wasn't like 290 pages to 149 pages of
the Biden administration's plan to promote the COVID vaccine And
so this is all FOIA, it's emails, it's PowerPoints. It's
hilarious, because it's mainly women. And the reason I
mentioned that, because there is what's mainly women who are who
are in charge of the campaign of the promotion, the PR, the the
propaganda. So stay, and it's these communication. Women. And
I say this, because
a lot of them got degrees and communications, Heck, yeah.
And that. And so as they're communicating back and forth,
and you know, they're, they're talking to National Academy of
Recording, Recording Arts and Sciences, and they're all all
giddy, oh, god with it about all, it'd be so great to have
some stars promote this. And it's pages and pages of stuff
that we could have come up with. So here's a couple. So this is
for the earned media category. And by the way, there was $10
billion $10 billion spent on this nonsense. That's earned
media earned media is where you get. That's this is why I know
exactly what type of people these are. When you're a PR
consultant or communications consultant. You also will get
interviews, etc. For in newspapers, it's most frequently
in newspapers. And they'll say, Okay, you got 750 words in the
Wall Street Journal. That's an earned media equivalent of
$150,000. You'd have to pay to buy that space. That's the
earned media. Yes,
yes. I know. Fact, I know, a PR guy who used to work. And he
used to live in Moran, who used to charge by earned media. Yeah,
in other words, you wouldn't have a fee, he would get get
stories planted here and there. And each one had a certain
value, and that's what the billing would be.
Or the give him a break? Yeah, no, it's crazy. So they have
vaccine engagement packages that are being sent to all
entertainment talent and management agencies, vaccine
engagement package to all media companies and show producers
outreach to major culture event producers
to stop. Where did the money who paid for this?
We did it was $10 billion from the COVID. Fund?
This just came out of the COVID fund. Yeah,
out of the COVID. Money the what was it? Was that restart
America? It was the first year?
Well, I mean, it's important, but it's not that important to
continue.
There's even mentioned of where this money is coming from in
these documents. It
came from the taxpayers now, of course propagandize ourselves.
Well, the Federal Reserve marked up some numbers and then people
went and spent that so we're paying for it now. Correct.
Here's a couple of my favorites produce HHS Question and Answer
videos featuring local black doctors discussing the vaccines
how they work and why the public should get vaccinated. Requests.
Yes, that black Doctor angle. We all saw this.
There's more. Requests Tom Brady, create a video with his
parents encouraging vaccination. Request custom partnerships with
the social media platforms with algorithms to hit the audience.
Launch Hollywood comedy writers video content so now they're
hiring. Now they're getting people to do video Remember that
tick tock, Team Halo all of this all hit work with Instagram to
produce a series about vaccines featured young creators doing in
depth pieces about young people's questions, requests the
stories highlight on vaccine played a lot
of these while they were being promoted while it while they
were in inaction,
request major tick tock Snapchat and Instagram influencers to
create videos of themselves being vaccinated and start a
special campaign of funny and or musical videos about being
vaccinated to encourage others to create content and post. So
at this point, but now Okay, so now we get this one way I get
rid of these tick talkers. I'm going somewhere with this. So
then we have to earn mediate, request a vaccination special
and Christian Broadcasting Network featuring evangelical
leaders, Dream odd lady. I don't think that ever happened. But
they always go for the preachers and the pastors and the Reverend
you know, these are very influential request that the
main request that the major live TV entertainment shows feature
hosts being vaccinated on air, for example, hosts of the voice.
Well, this happened quite broadly. We saw many hosts
getting vaccinated on television requests the TV morning and
daytime talk shows feature special vaccination reunion
moments with everyday American He's talking about what this
means to them. Example hugging grandma for the first time you
evil son of a bitches, you evil people.
It is, I would say at this at that point with that one is
evil. Yes.
convene an editorial meeting with the publishers of Catholic
newspapers and newsletters across the country. Then they
want vaccination specials with Black Entertainment Network. And
here's here's here's the one that was hilarious place a
trusted messenger on the Joe Rogan show to promote
vaccination. In parentheses work with outside experts to identify
who will be most effective. Your buddy? Well, no, because this
was April of 2021. So it wasn't Osterholm No,
what's it Osterholm?
No. So I send this to Joe thinking, Oh, my God. And by the
way, I work with outside experts to identify who will be most
effective like what is this a psyop and who are they getting
involved in this? So I send
both public relations things at this level are psyops.
Well, no. I sent it to Joe. Joe's like, Wow, that's crazy.
And then he comes back later says, you know, I remember
someone tried to get some they requested someone to be on the
show, and I just ignored him because it was stupid. And I
believe that these people are stupid. They don't even have the
finesse to put OSI up in place on the Joe Rogan show. They just
asked.
I think I disagree with you. I think they were very successful
overall. They got gutting the whole thing so they had every
imaginable because a lot of stuff like the preachers and
things like that weren't going to happen. And then did a lot of
the Blackfeet did but that's the point it Joe Joe didn't bite in
his group didn't bite but they did have a rooster home on so
that was a wash.
No invited Osterholm himself. He says there was
no I realized that but it's like a wash. Like why do we need to
do any more with this guy because he already had a holster
home on just coincidentally as a coincidence. I think they're
very good at this. They're this is this is the kind of thing
that goes on. And this was I mean, if we just look at the
whole last couple of years, everything came through. Pretty
much he did a hell of a job. And I think it was an overall SIOP.
I mean, it wasn't a CYA, per se, because it wasn't run by an
intelligence agency that we know of. Well,
well, there's no involved, you know, just knowing that
companies like Cargill, Cargill actually had one of the largest
industrial intelligence units. I think we've talked about this,
they have 1000s of spies base, not the only ones. No, I would
think that the pharmaceutical companies have the same type of
division. They must. And they're added again, here is your next
sigh up. They're coming for your kids,
a new recommendation calls for children as young as eight to be
screened for anxiety. An independent panel of health
experts says the screening should be done during routine
doctor's visits. They say the aim is not to diagnose a child
with anxiety, but it's to identify those who needs
support.
Yeah, that's the headline. But that is just not true. This is
they're finally just going all out. Starting at eight. We're
going to screen your kid it'll happen at school, they're gonna
be identified as having anxiety, which by the way, put the damn
phone down anxiety goes away pretty quickly. But the children
are anxious. It's encouraged. They have teddy bears in the
schools up until high school. They're all anxious. Look, I get
anxious, everybody gets anxious, but now this has to be
identified. And then we're going to pump them full with drugs.
And I don't care which way she spins this. Whoever this doctor
is, what's her name? ABC, American this morning. Just
listen to what's being said here and very clear. This is to drug
your children. The
US Preventive Services Task Force is an influential panel of
experts. They announced that children should be routinely
screened for mental health issues as early as eight years
old. This even applies to kids who are not showing any signs or
symptoms of a mental health problems. So what does this
change for you and your family? Well here to help us break it
down psychiatrist, Dr. Su Varma. So let's start with the top
lines here. What walk us through the recommendations Dr. Dr.
Varma, what are they suggesting that these pediatricians
actually do?
Yes. So from age eight and above, we want to do anxiety
screenings at age 12. and above, we want to do depression
screenings. And the idea is that we want to catch symptoms of
anxiety early, even in people or even in children who are not
exempt. reading science. And the idea is that if we can catch it
now this can prove
we want to catch it. Even in children who are not exhibiting
signs, we want to catch it. Okay,
screenings. And the idea is that we want to catch symptoms of
anxiety early, even in people or even in children who are not
exhibiting signs. And the idea is that if
we can, I mean, what is that, so we want to catch things that we
want to catch people exhibiting signs, even people who aren't
exhibiting signs, they're coming for you.
And the idea is that we want to catch symptoms of anxiety early,
even in people or even in children who are not exhibiting
signs. And the idea is that if we didn't catch it, now, this
can prevent adulthood anxiety, depression, substance abuse,
chronic medical.
Okay, I want you to play that same little segment again. And
it can be so nicely clipped from by us by me, where it's where it
stops at the word adulthood, if you can stop it. So it goes,
we're looking for you, whether you got any signs or not, we're
going to do what we can to prevent adulthood.
idea is that we want to catch symptoms of anxiety early, even
in people or even in children who are not exhibiting signs.
And the idea is that if we can catch it now this can prevent
adulthood.
Okay, well, that's part of this is, you know, it's all part of
it. This may also be a honey trap to get the trans kids. I
mean, it's all coming. This
can prevent adulthood anxiety, depression, substance abuse,
chronic medical illnesses, like diabetes and obesity.
Want to immediately stop anxiety? Because anxiety can
lead to diabetes? Check my kid.
When I mean, I've looked at every kid has his or her ups and
downs. What are the symptoms? What takes it to that next
level? Yes.
So you want to look in certain key areas, academics? Are the
grades slipping social friendships? Are they
withdrawing and isolating? At home? Is the hygiene down? Are
they sleeping a lot? Are they losing interest and pleasure in
the activities that they want to use? Do I think your
your child may be a teenager? Oh no screen them?
Are they sleeping a lot? Are they losing interest and
pleasure and active
ones? Are they sleeping a lot? Is anyone raised the kid?
Are they withdrawing Jason?
Jason her 20s? Is she still sleeps? Do my that's what kids
do? They sleep? People
stop and stop in
key areas. Academics? Are the grades slipping social
friendships? Are they withdrawing and isolating at
home? Is the hygiene down? Are they sleeping a lot? Are they
losing interest and pleasure in the activities that they once
used to? are they complaining of a lot of unexplained medical
symptoms like the headache, I have a stomachache, but we can't
get to the bottom of it. So you really want to look at
impairment in functioning is a real change in their baseline.
So if your child does get flagged?
Do you hear what she says?
Yeah, I hear what she said was your child gets flagged so your
child is gonna get flagged flagged as anxious, could lead
to diabetes could lead to drug use later on? You know, you
might become a Republican,
do you really want to look at impairment in functioning? Is
there a change in their baseline?
So if your child does get flagged? I guess there's a
couple questions, what should you do? And then there's the
anxiety piece. And then to me, there's the what is the basis of
that anxiety? How do you get down to what the root is instead
of just treating the anxiety portion?
Yes. So while I love the fact that primary care doctors
pediatricians in this case, are the ones who are going to screen
but it's not a diagnosis right? So you still need to see
behavioral health specialists to help you unpack what are all the
details? What are the triggers? Are there difficulties in home
is the kid being bullied? What is happening? What are all the
situational factors? Have you just moved to a new home? Is
there a new school? Is there a transition? So I'm a big
believer in understanding what is the root cause because I
don't like the idea of somebody just getting a diagnosis or even
treatment or medication they possibly don't need without
figuring out what else is going on including medical problems.
Yeah, so the first step not the last
I think what she's really saying here is we're gonna get flagged
we're gonna screen they get flagged when I give him drugs
and then we're going to see what's really going on
she specifically said that drugs are kind of secondary
but now he No no, no, no, she didn't really say that I
listened this many times. She's I don't just want this. We also
have to look at that that doesn't matter. It's clear what
they're doing now. This
is obvious with the rescue here what they're doing
in other in other pharma fraud news. This was surprising in a
gold standard trial. Turns out column colonoscopy
is useless.
Really doesn't do anything except make you walk funny for a
day. That's I mean that's that's a bombshell right there.
Yeah, yes, I read that too. I was like, oh brother. I mean
this is like half the stuff they do is like unnecessary it's just
you know, I know they the medical systems around here are
all so tight they've wiped out most of the independent doctors
you can't find one they're all part of a system now. Yeah. And
they and you go in there to get something you know and the next
thing you know you Oh, you should do this you should and
they tried they tried to rack up the bill reveals that they can
ding the government for and you can see this what they're doing
they're just and while he maybe should go see a specialist what
I need especially well, you know, you should go see one. So
you here's her here's some guys who can go see their high price
doctors, you know, the the dermatologist the
endocrinologist those guys. And they cost more, but it's all
legit. You know, so they can ding the government. Oh, you're
okay. And Oh, and here's the bill looks at you don't have to
pay 10 bucks, but your insurance, whatever it is, has
to pay this. It's just it's a whole thing is a giant massive.
Don't you're just a product. It's terrible. You know, I
went to the
parent find a good osteopath, I'd use one.
I went to the periodontist yesterday. So this is ties into
this and partially also some I got new news new information. So
it turns out, I'm going to have to have two procedures to
operations. So after many different visits of checking and
cleaning and looking and seeing how my mouth restores and heals,
and a CT scan, turns out, there's a little more wrong than
just what we thought it was in the front. The top two molars
left and right are completely surrounded by infection. And
guess what, this is the entire reason for my sinus issues the
past 10 years that I've been trying to treat with all kinds
of different medications. It turns out, it's just inflamed
and it's it especially when I eat then it starts to screw with
my sinuses and I get runny nose and stuff like that. So that's
the good news. Bad news is two procedures. I have no insurance
for this.
Like Kasha mint.
And here's what here's what the periodontist said he said, bro,
you got no insurance? I'm cutting it in half. Because
that's normally the scam? Because I'm not having my entire
mouth written in half. Because the insurance Yes, this whole
thing is half in half in half. Yeah. And half. That's about
right. That's right. And so late, you're not talking like
this. So you can't be that bad. Well,
okay, so this is kind of serious. Actually. This has to
be done for my overall health. That's why it's going to be two
stage and so I'll be walking around with for three months
with the temporary artists are talking like that on the show.
Well, so this is why you know, I've to Pete to dentists working
on this with me, we're going to have some kickass temporaries
because the fear of is obviously slipping, whistling, you know,
this is what I do. So we had no we had many meetings and
conversations. But it does mean that on November 29, which is a
Tuesday I go out. They do not expect me to be rip roaring and
happy to go by that Thursday. Sunday. They say you probably
should not be a problem. But that Thursday, we're gonna have
to do something else because I will be
out Oh, you want to do a temporary we can do one of our
evergreens.
We have to do something. Yeah. Yeah. And talk about
Don't you think it'd be kind of at least interest we get a big
audience if we actually did a show and you had some sort of
Oh, dude, if I can make it if I can, if I can get in front of
the mic, I'll do show with you, of course. But they're like I
said, Don't bullshit me Doc. Well, you probably won't be
feeling like you want to do a show.
They don't know. That's that's the difference between a person
who doesn't do not ever had anything to do with the
business. A broadcaster a professional broadcaster that
stutters we have professional broadcaster and someone who
hasn't got a clue and they don't have a clue. You are probably
going to be fine to do the show on Wednesday. It's
bone marrow transplant I mean I'm getting open open mouth
surgery.
The shoulder like this should be talking to it ah and then Biden
blah, blah, blah.
So he told me a story because this is the whole point is like,
if we take all your teeth out, said there's no guarantee how
you're going to sound on the air. So this was never an option
to begin with. So and there's enough I gave a lot of healthy
teeth and teeth Just need to be maintained that'll be fine. But
but you know, we're talking about other people have this
issue. And so in the I don't know if it was a direct
colleague of his or maybe it's just one of those stories but
apparently Jon Bon Jovi, when he had his teeth dump, he had an
implant for every single tooth because he was so afraid of his
candidate you drill it? Well, I'm getting
I'm getting two of those in the top and two at the bottom and
then with a bridge with a snap in and stuff, but he did for
every single tooth. That was like a quarter million dollars
for that guy's mouth. But he sure didn't SLIS or whistle. So
anyway, hopefully I can deduct some of this from my taxes. Can
I?
I have no idea. Ask a tax guy.
It's important important for the show.
Well, I mean, it might be but don't ask the tax guy. My
arrest. As far as they're concerned. You can screw
yourself
my tax guy is your wife and I'll talk to her.
No, she's she's a bookkeeper not a tax guy.
He's my bookie too. Yeah, exactly.
So let's go to a couple Biden clips that were before we go
past them completely. Yes.
Yes. Please make sense.
This was a ramble that he was doing some Zoom meeting or some
damn thing. There's a part of this is incorporated into the
song that we may play later. And this is I just think this is
funny, because it's a classic buying off script, just trying
to talk.
I hope I can't quite see what I can see in the front there, I
think. And I actually wish I could be there with you in
person, you know, I mean, you know, and I've, I've had, by the
way, I again to ad lib a second here. I you know, you're also
what people don't realize, here are the same folks who are there
holding the boot in the corner to raise money for the people
who just lost their home. Not a joke. That's what you do. That's
what you do. You're the ones in line, the Little League fields.
You're the one you're just anyway, you're incredible group
of individuals, you know, in Delaware.
So what is he talking about? But it's the guy in the corner
holding a boot?
No idea. No idea.
So a guy in the corner, the guy in the corner holding a boot?
And then if the guys who lined the little they wouldn't I've
been in little league games. I've never seen one lining the
line. Are you are you trying to show us in a very tedious way
that the President has no brain cells left because we're with
you.
So here here we go. With him do with Jake Tapper who did the
probably the lamest interview ever. The President got no
ratings? No ratings. And zero? Well, I know he didn't Well, he
got no ratings. He wasn't zero. But you know what I mean? Yeah.
So here we go with his he's talking about numbers. He's
gonna give us some numbers here that save the day. This by non
white was wild numbers. Oh, wow. Numbers.
I'm sorry. It's a different one.
We passed the look what I ran on. I said we're going to deal
with energy. Right? And the energy problem we're going to
deal with the whole notion of global warming, we pass $368
billion worth of health, which as the same bankers talking
about it's going to bring billions trillions $7 billion
billion dollars off the sidelines investment.
That's right, it's gonna be great billions, trillions
trillions and trillions and zillions, by the way, the end of
show mix we actually played that on episode 1492 And the reason
we were able to play it because it's by socialist mop and fully
cleared it with them fully knows them so we can play it again
today I'd forgotten it's only two shows ago.
But socialist mop is the guy who did the the Biden song and we
will we'll talk about this as it gets good that fully somehow
knows him but the point is, we want to play this song which is
the Watson what's the My mind's gone blank now, my mind's gone
blank now song, which everyone's heard, I'm a little disappointed
because the song has been out for a month. It's only picked up
a quarter of a million views as the socialist mob site.
What do you what do you expect? You think
I'm expecting 12 million views on this thing? On rumble six is
on YouTube.
I know but on rumble, it's got more views. I'll bet you
watches rumble okay, maybe. But the thing is socialist mob has
done a series of these Siza he's finally hit his stride with this
one. Because the other ones he's done and the best one of the
group has only done five or six of these. The best one or the
group was the end. If you go to his site on YouTube, you'll See
the one that was done by Bernie Sanders? And this was more I
think what he was trying to do with Bernie Sanders and he
finally decided is this is too much work. This is the
Bernie This is the Bernie one. Oh, he's got big intros. We're
gonna socialist mob. Oh, it's got a whole leader. Cool. All
right, here we go. Senator Sanders,
you call yourself a Democratic socialist? How can any kind of
socialists win a general election in the United States?
What we're going to win? Because first of all, I'm going to
explain what democratic socialism is. And what
democratic socialism is about is saying, aye.
Aye. You know what the thing is, though, it's always difficult
like this one, the Bernie Sanders one if you don't have
the lyrics on the screen, it's harder to hear
you can barely understand him whereas this this jungle
chopping stuff up and then making him say something is not
actually saying is tedious. If you can do what he does with the
Biden song, which is to take clips long clips, where he's
saying something and then and then song of phi it by with very
good editing, you have a you have a hit there and the mind is
going is one of those. We've had guys that do that on our show.
They don't do it as much as we'd like. Anyway, before we play
that, which will be at the end of the show, now that we've
credited socialist mop, which is the thing and I would promote
his site, and I would hope that maybe he listened to the show
and
more will do more. Bring us more we'll do
we'll do a we'll introduce his songs if he wants. Yeah, like a
world video
premiere. I'll put on the Adam curry weekend everything. Eggs,
leather jacket. Hey, everybody.
Yep, let's do it. So here's, here's Biden trying to trying to
explain himself about Hunter. This is really pathetic.
Reporting. CNN said reporting in the Washington Post reporting
suggests the prosecutors think they could they have enough to
charge your son Hunter for tax crimes and a false statement
about a gun purchase, personally and politically. How do you
react to that?
Well, first of all, I'm proud of my son. This was a kid who got a
kid, he's a grown man. He got hooked on. Like many families
that had happened, hooked on drugs, he's overcome that he's
established him in life. He is, I'm confident that he is what
he's says. And does are consistent with what happens.
And, for example, he wrote a book about his problems. And he
was straightforward about it. I'm proud of him. He came along
and said, By the way, this thing about a gun, I didn't know
anything about it. But turns out that when he made my application
to purchase a gun, what happened was, he said, I guess you get
asked, I don't guess you get asked the question. Are you on
drugs? You use drugs? He said, No. And he wrote about saying,
No, this book, so I have confidence in my son, I love
him. And he's on the straight and narrow, and he has been for
a couple of years now. And I'm just so proud of them.
So here's first of all, the application when you when you
buy a gun, the form you fill out, have you ever used drugs?
Not Are you on drugs now? Now, this is why the marijuana
licenses are problematic. A problem. So yeah, so the
president is incorrect there, even though I know what's on
there. It's like, you're on drugs right now. No, that's not
exactly the question. Jonathan Turley wrote a who I like, wrote
a very good piece, calling it the 7% solution, how Hunter
Biden allies are turning to addiction as a last line of
defense and he goes through a lot of cases were accused come
up with a I was on drugs defense. And it works this
approach surprisingly well for a number of cases very poorly and
others but that really depends on your political bent, I think
so the so the idea here is throw it all on the on the drug
charges, and he was he was on drugs, so he didn't know what he
was doing. And they completely forget about the deals and crime
in Ukraine and China and Moscow as
well and the hookers and the movies and the rest
what doesn't that's not illegal on the hookers Yeah, but depends
where he had the hookers I mean, that's that's kind of you almost
think that he did all of this Hunter Biden subconsciously or
you know, with a genius crack mind. I was like, Man, I gotta
have something to distract from all all this other crap Why else
do you save these things?
I have no idea it's just encrypted and then and then drop
it off it's like it's really a cry. I think it's a cry for
help. I think he's asking for his father to be a father
instead of being a crook.
I love your kid. Don't worry about he's on the straight and
narrow now. Love your kid. With that I'd like to thank you for
your courage to say in the morning to you the man who put
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Mr. Adam curry also in the morning all ships and sea feet
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So you mentioned Dan bond. Gino? Yeah. Well, I'm gonna mention
Rachel Maddow. Well, she's also started a podcast. Yeah, she's
just started a podcast. Do you? Have you heard her podcast? No,
no,
that's this is the 10th 10th of October is it was she was gonna
do three episodes on the 10th. She did an intro on the 10th
didn't do three episodes at all. She did one episode later. And
then she did one more episode a couple of days there. She's She
has no and they've entered last version. And when she did was
not even her podcast. It was it was. It was Chris Hayes's
podcast that she decided to put on her podcast pile. Oh, she
knows what she takeover. She introduced the Chris Hayes
podcast and said I was on it. So I think this qualifies as a
podcast. Let's play it. And so she is not she has absolutely
zero podcasting skills. She's dying to your podcast is going
nowhere.
Well, no. But that's weird. Because isn't that what she
wanted to do? was not her own thing.
Yeah, until she started to try to do it and her podcast and
when the she's trying to do is more like cereal.
I was called the Rach is it Rachel Maddow presents? No, no.
Rachel Maddow Ultra? Yeah, it presents Ultra. Yeah, this is
it. Okay, let's hold on a second. Let's see what's going
on with her. Oh, the NBC chime that you hear that started with
a photo?
A photo of guns on the front page of an old newspaper
clipping from the year 1940.
Oh, you're right. She's trying to do a true crime. Yeah. Oh,
lame.
This is lame.
Well, we know what it cost. Did you see I tagged you on that on
that?
Millions.
All right. Well, not millions. But we do have lots of people.
Oh, actually, before we even go there. We need to thank sorry.
I'm sorry. All right. The art for Episode 1493, which we
titled Made in America. A lot of people liked this. We liked it
as well. This was we need sorry, this was the Scooby Doo type
dog. With the Atomic Cloud. I don't even remember why it was
relevant. Oh, it was it was Phoebe. Of course Phoebe got all
psyched out but your dog barks and so she it was just a
beautiful piece. It was like a Scooby Doo type vibe. Sir Paul
couture did
it. Yeah. Very slick.
It's a nice everybody. I think just everybody said wow, that's
that's kind of dynamite. If you didn't know what the reference
was, it was just a goofy looking dog. It was fun. So we have here
we had the royal pricker from capitalist agenda, which I would
say was our runner up kind of with the that was the the
sausage. tumor that one are you looking?
Now I'm looking now I don't see the royal breaker. Yes.
With the sausage we did with two prickers sausage walking around.
So walking sausage. John, how can you miss it?
Walking sausage? Was that Oh, yeah. No, that problem with that
was it. It was 240s looking at was that good? It wasn't it was
not it was too much. whitespace it was blue space was too much.
whitespace a bit too much of that. I liked the idea of the
sauces with the crown and two forks, but it may have been
Yeah, I kind of liked. I liked the dog the most. But I liked
the other. I liked the other dog. I thought the stylized dog
by Dame Kenny, Ben was quite attractive.
It was a nice dog storytime. Yeah, but see the title of the
piece. Makes the piece work. If you don't know the title of the
piece, then.
Yeah, there's some element. I also like to dog with it.
3345 78 little
too small. On the label there. Remember, it's very, very easy.
Way to small or very small steps also by couture.
Yeah. There's some clowns that didn't really work for us. A dog
whistle? Yeah, I mean, this this was it. This one just jumped
out. I think we we didn't have to discuss long. Yeah, well, we
appreciate it. What all of the artists do, of course, I'd say
every single one of them is on no agenda. social.com. And
there's always a lively conversation. before, during and
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really appreciate that. It makes our show incredibly special.
It's something that almost no other podcast can do. Imagine
those million dollar podcasts that would cost 2 million. If
you had the amount of art that we get to choose from. We had to
hire all these people and oh, no, no, I'm on retainer, screw
it too many meetings as well. Meetings and they don't get
offended usually. So we hope that that our critique helps
them and and of course some of these beautiful ugly
this public desk isn't it? You know, normally especially one on
one day, the art director telling the guy you know, I
don't know not even green not even
the art director and the assistant art director. I don't
like that guy anyway.
Is there anyone here that
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producers who come in as executives and associate
executives for episode 1494. Nice showing today. A lot of
people did understand your email John. I think it is apparent
here. As we start with Steve Meyer from Pacifica, California.
I don't know the significance of this number, but it's blown me
away $3,576 Am I reading this correctly?
To what it says now i He sends this in and I sent him a note.
And the note says Hey, thanks for this generous donation
there's no note Can you sense you know you're just an instant
Baron is an instant Baroness has happened before we've had an
instant barons Please advice I quit. So he says there's no
break I'll read this note. He says his note back and it just
says dialing is so hard. Which I think was I think he meant to
say something else. No karma. I hate this skims off the value
contribution. I bumped for your taxes. Thank you both Steve.
And thank you Steve. You read my mind. Taxes.
So okay, and then he you know, I'm sure we'll hear hear from
Steve again. He's over here in Pacifica. Yeah. Which is not far
from here. And okay, well, thanks a lot. Jake. John.
Big time now this next one is looks like in an instant
knighting from now in yaki. Esperanza l Arriaga. Do you
think I pronounced that right. It's close closer and I get from
Ciudad de Mexico. Yeah. Okay. $1,000 saying Here it is. I saw
the Dvorak signal illuminating the night sky so I came to help
out. This is so appreciated. Viva the value for value
greetings from Mexico City. Now sir Nacho Alcatraz with a very
old fashioned Spanish name. No jingle. I'm just here to
support. Well, gracias. Senor. Thank you very much.
Yeah, I did. That's a very old fashioned Spanish name. I like
not, you know, Jose Alvarez as for sure. Jason Mitchell is
next. I don't have a note from him. I don't look again. No, no
one had he came in with $1,000 from from Peoria, Peoria,
Arizona, which I think was interesting. So no check. Take
one more look. But otherwise we'll wait for him to let us
know if he wants an instant night or what's what is he want?
Okay. Um, thank you very much Jason. Now we go to our three he
gets a double double Oh, I'm sorry. Yes, he does. A double up
That's right. You've got karma double up for you sir. Then Amy
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I'm just I'm totally fascinated by what's going on down there.
Were down with all the fire trucks in the one car this but
you know, this looks like it's carrying a guy palling a
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right, sorry. ended that. Hey,
there's some news that I've been tracking, which may get some
traction now. It would be perfect timing. It's the October
surprise who knows there
are new fears of a freight railroad strike. After one of
the biggest track maintenance unions rejected to deal with the
railroads last night. A strike could cause major economic
consequences. senior national correspondent Terry Moran is in
Washington with the latest. Good morning, Jerry.
Good morning. Georgia workers have spoken and they have
rejected the deal brokered by the Biden administration just
last month and announced by the president himself in a Rose
Garden ceremony 57% of the workers in the nation's third
largest freight rail union that's the brotherhood of
maintenance of way employees division of the Teamsters said
no to Biden's deal, the president of that union
declaring in a statement railroaders do not feel valued.
The workers are demanding better working conditions. In
particular, they want an end to what they call draconian sick
leave and attendance policies, which they say often forced them
to choose between taking care of themselves or their loved ones
or risk losing their jobs. Now, two more big unions, the
engineers and conductors are set to vote on this deal. But
there's already been a November 19 deadline set for a new deal.
And this morning, the White House is out with a statement
saying in part the President remains focused on avoiding a
shutdown and, quote pledging to support the parties in their
efforts. The stakes here are so high if those efforts fail, the
nation could see its first major rail strike in 30 years right in
the middle of the holiday season, dealing a devastating
blow to the supply chain and to the economy as a whole like
monetary that would be very really really devastating. Thank
you for that. Did really really, really really so hey,
this thing is back on the scene for went down, as you recall, I
was skeptical because the one thing that they didn't do was
was just fix the working conditions problem. They gave
more money and they did guy came up on one of these PBS or
somewhere and so all it was already did this. We did that.
And then it was like, What about the working conditions thing?
Well, you know, he's pretty much kind of taken care of wasn't
taken care of. And so it was obvious that he would take this,
this could fall back into being in to a strike situation, Biden
jumped the gun. He made assumptions like,
but he Ukraine, oh, he spiked the ball in the endzone before
the point was made.
Yeah, he definitely spiked the ball.
Because if we go back probably around
this one group of, you know, once the these union guys are
where they operate when one of them gets on Earth, and they
make a big stink, and so we're not going to sign on to this.
What about you other unions? Because it's about four unions
involved? And they listen to the argument. Oh, yeah, you're
right. We got gypped. And then they ended up, which is the
third time that term gypped has been used on this show. I might
add.
I use it first.
Yeah, twice.
Did I now. See we had? Because Biden was pretty confident
wasn't that on? A? Wasn't? He was interviewed by well, who was
he interviewed by pelle, maybe? Yeah, here it is the hero, the
hero
president, you have just averted a nationwide railroad strike
that would have been crippling, to the economy. How did you do
that? And what were those last hours? Like in the negotiations?
Oh, look, look, we brought business and labor together. One
of the things that happens in negotiations, particularly if
they've been elongate, like these have is people say and do
things where they the pride gets engaged as well. And it's also
hard to back off of some of these things. So what we did was
just say, look, let's take a look. Let's take a look at
what's happening. You have a good deal being made for labor
and their for their income is going to go up 24% Over the next
five years, they've worked out the health care piece, they
worked out days off. And they both sat down in my view. And I
read the office today, saying, well, we finally figured out
this is fair on both sides, and took that time to focus. And and
the alternative was just not thinkable. What do you mean, if
in fact, they've gone on strike, the supply chains in this
country would have come to a screeching halt. We will see the
real economic crisis.
I think that these unions that they're looking at Europe going
got the right idea. Like France, got the right idea. Let's get
ours everyone's getting theirs. There's no difference between
the stealing at the top with all the all the way from the Biden
crime family, all the way down to the smash and grabs on in the
luxury shops, and, and supermarket mayhem, because the
leaders are corrupt. And so everyone in the middle Oh, no,
we're gonna get ours to screw it. We're trained guys. We don't
care. We want more. This is how we go down.
Well, this is soda strike is nothing new in the history of
the country.
It's the timing is
timing is really designed right at the midterm elections.
It's inconvenient for some.
Yeah, it's bad.
I mean, don't you think that there are?
But you're right. The clip you played was him spiking the ball?
Don't you think there are forces at work here on that, and
perhaps this little ditty,
we will play back? A vague warning from President Biden
about consequences for a global oil giant.
We're gonna overreact to Saudi Arabia.
But that wasn't specific enough for some Senate Democrats. We
can't take this sitting down but they're pushing him to freeze
arms sales to Saudi Arabia, or pull all US troops out of the
country.
Now this is great, because every no agenda producer knows. You
can't mess with the weapons sales. This is a non starter. So
what are these people thinking
after the Saudis and other oil producing nations known as OPEC
plus, chose to cut worldwide oil production by about 2%. The move
could push gas prices back up and boost Russia's oil revenue.
They are helping and aligning with a murderous, brutal. war
criminal, Vladimir Putin,
White House officials have lobbied OPEC nations not to cut
back and President Biden himself traveled to Saudi Arabia This
summer even fist bumping Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Despite his role in the murder of Washington Post columnist
Jamal Khashoggi,
Saudi Arabia is our second most important security. There's our
buddy. There's Morel partner in the Middle East after Israel.
CBS News Senior security contributor, Michael morale says
many of the potential punishments come with downsides.
Denying arm sales to Saudi Arabia not only hurts us firms
selling those weapons. But it also hurts the security of the
region because we want the Saudis to have American weapons,
they want to have American weapons because if we ever have
to fight Iran together, we want those weapons systems to
complement each other.
The President said today he wants to consult with Congress
before imposing any consequences on Saudi Arabia. And it's a
delicate situation because any rift in the US Saudi
relationship could rattle oil markets and drive prices up Nora
just one month before the midterm elections.
Oh, there it is midterm elections October surprise. I
mean, correct me if I'm wrong, but Trump has a pretty good
relationship with the Saudis.
It was yeah, it was it was reasonable. He had a good
relationship with Putin to is reasonable. Yeah. And it was it
was professional seemed like I mean, there was a little buddy,
but he may be chummy. But I
don't think there could have been a little buddy, buddy like,
hey, wink, wink nudge. No, I
was looking over the tapes of the visit that Biden made two.
And some of the shots that they had of Biden visiting with the
Saudi guy, Bin Salman. No. And Bin Salman had a really
displeased look on his face. I mean, he was wearing it. And he
did not like Joe Biden. And I think this may well be a done
for a purpose, which is the hurt disc to hurt Biden, wasn't it?
Then Biden, Rhett and comes back with his arms thing that's not
going to fly with Lockheed Martin putting up with that.
Hey, we supported you, Joe.
Yeah, that's not happening. But also it turns out that this cut
might be a bit of a farce as well. Here's Bloomberg,
who can talk to us about energy to understand energy futures
senior strategist and Executive Director, Mizzou bog, you said
you're not a big believer in the OPEC plus 2 million barrel
production cut. What do you mean by that?
Well, I think they will see only about one to 1.11 point 2
million barrels and cuts that are actually made in this OPEC
production cut deal. You'll see Saudi Arabia cut, they're good
for word, the United Arab Emirates same thing. But there's
a lot of folks in a lot of countries in OPEC that are under
producing for size. They're not going to cut production further.
Russia is basically around 1.3 below the existing quota going
into the OPEC meeting, Nigeria was about 800,000 Barrels below.
And goal was 400,000 Barrels below. They're not going to cut
any further. And a lot of the other participating countries
are happy just to stay where they were. They're not going to
go out and pull back on production today. They're just
going to do their best to stay where they are. They're
struggling to be where they are. So I would see I would expect
see Saudis cut, I expect to see the UAE cut for about 1.1
million barrels.
Alright, that's a little different. Yeah, it's a kind of
interesting, that's secular what
it really really brings back the oil independence argument, which
is you know, Biden's not into because he's the green guy. He
just wants the gas price to be lower. He doesn't care about
anything else. And he doesn't care about anything. The man is
a plant. Stop. Nobody cares. Okay, so
I, I do want to do one final report on what I think I'm
seeing here on the freeway with the five fire trucks. Okay, they
all have most of them left. It's a Tesla that flipped over.
It's burning out of control. No, it's
not burning, never caught on fire. But I think this was just
cautionary that they just finally flipped it normally. I'm
pretty sure it's a Tesla, whatever it was. It's on one on
four wheels now and they're going to tow it off and
everyone's leaving. So that was the end.
Thank you for this report.
Stupid. Your Tesla's in particular are so fast that
people don't know how to drive a fast car. Yeah, they flip them?
Well. There's lots of big oil gasoline news in your neck of
the woods particularly around the gas price. Your governor has
solutions.
At the battle between Governor Newsom's administration and big
oil companies continues. Governor Gavin Newsom announced
he's ordering a special legislative session after the
election.
And it's time to get serious I'm sick of this
Governor Gavin Newsom announcing he's slowing state lawmakers
back for business at the state capitol December 5. Newsom wants
them to pass a new windfall profits tax on oil companies.
money collected from that tax would go back to consumers. This
comes as nuisance administration has said the difference between
national and state gas prices plus the cost of crude oil
versus gas is not adding up in California. They don't care
about
you. Any of you. OPEC plus does not care about you. They don't.
They don't care about the environment and care about your
kids and grandkids. It's all about short term profits,
extracting money from people that are time of stress and high
inflation. I think that's pretty damn disgraceful. And the
question is for all of us, which side are we on?
So why December 5? Newsom says First, this logistically makes
it easy because lawmakers were already scheduled to come back
for just that day to swear in new members after the election.
Second, he says his office wants to spend time on the proposal to
make sure it's legally solid. He's anticipating legal action
from oil companies on this Newsom would not say if the
upcoming election played a role in his decision. For the price
spike oil companies have pointed to supply and demand issues plus
state restrictions that have made it harder to refine oil and
import gasoline. In a statement the Western States Petroleum
Association said if this was anything other than a political
stunt the governor would not wait two months and would call
the special session now before the election.
There's a mess there man your your high prices are because of
idiots running your state it seems
I don't know how he can legally do what he claims to be able to
do. Could for one thing none of these companies are California
based anymore. They used to be I think Chevron's baggie somewhere
and union oil doesn't exist is Phillips which is in the
Midwest. I moved to Texas. I don't know I have no idea he's
just grandstanding the way I see it. Sure. And it's Biden's fault
or Putin is price hike one of the two
there's a report from TAS which of course will be Russian and
misinformation they're saying that Russia is ready willing and
able to use Nord Stream to for gas supplies I guess that didn't
get blowed up
this blowed up story is very sketchy
is sketchy or was falling apart. Yes. Getting sketchy with the
minute you know, now there's the Brits are implicated.
Oh, the Brits are implicated in everything. It turns out. They
had a huge scheme afoot. I don't have any clips about this. But
if you read enough, you'll run into it. The Brits mi six was
involved in planning the bridge explosion.
Yeah. though. Yeah. It's great. Although Russia didn't they did
arrest some people, some Russian nationals and Ukrainian
nationals. But they say it was rich. Yeah, but they say it was
conducted by the Brits. Oh, I love it. Now, speaking of the
Brits, and I props to DHL unplugged. I love the title of
the last show. The vortex prophecy. I did I looked at the
title. I knew exactly what it was because you've always said
the big crash. And you've been saying this for since after
2008. I've been saying it as much as the long Yeah. You've
been saying when the bond market goes. That's when it all goes.
And it looks like we're kind of getting there. This is
MarketWatch headline. The stock market is in trouble. That's
because the bond market is very close to a crash market. Watch
it that's that's kind of mainstreaming now. But what
happened but what happened in the UK? I find this fascinating.
The way the story goes is Liz trust the new prime minister
came in she was jammed in they they cut out Boris for partying
too hard and lying about it and telling the rest of people what
to do. But he got he got railroaded. She then comes out
with the most asinine crazy with her quasi Cortana, the new
Chancellor of the Exchequer the that would be the Secretary of
the Treasury. And they come up with these tax cuts, which I
mean even I know just with my limited knowledge that doesn't
make sense in the current environment. So the pound drops
like a rock everybody's freaking out. And but it hasn't stopped.
And so now the Bank of England is like hey, you because the
pension funds I guess they buy they buy into these bonds, but
they also leverage on the bonds. So they're getting margin calls.
This is people's future income, the pension so they have until
tomorrow tomorrow to fix this. But what's interesting, both the
BBC in a written article, but also in the CNBC clip. They kind
of say, well, you know, this really wasn't the fault of Liz
truss and and quasi contango with their stupid idea. It
sounds like that was the cover up for something that was
destined to happen here, CNBC with little panel Dow
lost nearly all of a 400 plus point gain to end basically
flat. The move comes after Governor Andrew Bailey urged
pension funds to rebalance quickly saying, quote, my
message is you've got three days left. Now, you've got to get
this done. He added, quote, the essence of financial stability
is that intervention is temporary. It's not prolonged.
So what's your take on this deadline? And the market's
reaction to these very dire words, Tim?
Look, the minute you start talking about bailing out UK
pension funds, and that there's an organized central bank
intervention that wasn't about a central bank losing its resolve,
this wasn't about central banks running back in and then a lot
of people thought that this was the case, how could they be
buying bonds while they're cranking up their budget and
making things look a lot more difficult for their currency.
But as a function of those things, they've referred to the
fire sale dynamics that they were in there to defend. So what
seemed like last week, it was just a central bank trying to
put some order after the prime minister went in there, when in
fact, this is really the culmination of months of
volatility in gilts and in the UK. But in sovereign debt around
the world, we talk all the time on this show about the most
liquid asset classes, but those are those that are the most
lever. So again, you want to talk about too big to fail. I
mean, UK pension funds effectively, are that to the UK,
nothing like your central bank governor basically calling out
to the world that you're scrambling and you're trying to
sell positions that you have margin calls on not so good. And
it doesn't get better from from here. And again, we're talking
about we're now using those acronyms again, Clos, we're
talking about the collateralized leverage obligation market,
which is a trillion in size. And today was a very big headline,
and on some level, a new leg to this journey that we've been in
with markets over the last 15 months.
Financial fear porn, but did you hear him saying like this has
been really going on for a long time wasn't just trust. That
might have been?
I believe that's probably true.
I think it's probably it was a smokescreen, maybe.
And you know, they don't like her. And they're gonna probably
blame her for a lot,
of course, and she deserved to she's an idiot. She's no good.
She's no good. No, good. He's no good. I just want to play a
classic clip. So we all remember how central banks work. This is
Ben Bernanke, he was the chair of the Fed, very famous, Fed
chair 25 years Nobel Prize winner. He's just reminding
everybody how it works is that
tax money that the Fed is spending,
it's not text money. The banks have accounts with the Fed much
the same way that you have an account in a commercial bank. So
to lend to a bank, we simply use the computer to markups the size
of the account that they have with the Fed. So it's much more
akin, although not exactly the same, but it's much more akin to
printing money than it is to borrowing.
You've been printing money. Well, effectively. money
printing,
always a great clip. That's a good call back.
Oh, he's got to remind everybody how it really works.
Goodness people play we punch a couple of numbers in the
computer and boom, you're good to go.
So we have a number of big takedowns this week. The first
I'll start with Kanye. So you have some AJ stuff. So that's
good. Yay. Yay. Yeah. So yay. Yay, made a movie. Ba made a boo
boo. And he tweeted something that was really on his mind.
Which was, Hey, man, the Jews are screwing me. I think that's
not the exact quote. So
that's where everyone took it. It's
not the exact quote. And to the degree where he got he got his
company and everything got thrown out of JP Morgan Chase
Bank. Sorry, man. We got to know that. Yeah. Oh, they sent a
whole note, which he scanned is dear yay. Hey, dear. Yay. What
is it? Where's this darn note. Now that basically has until the
end of November 21? Here it is. We are sending this letter to
confirm our recent discussion with redacted. Someone who works
the JPMorgan Chase has decided to end its banking relationship
with easy LLC and its affiliated entities. Oh, yeah, he got
kicked out. And I and I would like to give everyone a
reference point mo facts. Episode number 76. I put a link
in the show notes. Explain from most perspective explains the
tension between American blacks and American Jews. And it's
interesting to hear that at least from a black man's
perspective, Clifton notes, they both kind of started out around
the same timeline at the bottom of the totem pole. And that's
where the rivalry started. And so there's a huge distrust
between the two because they both were kind of treated the
same in the in the 40s. So that's something to go listen to
if you want to know why, why there's this this tension
between these two groups but the me see what else we could do
something. But the big number was Alex Jones with the clear
message to conspiracy theorists, that if anybody who wants to say
anything, uh, you're gonna go down for, and I doubt this will
this will be the final number or if he'll wind up paying
anything, but the headlines clearly scream podcaster must
pay 1 billion so I'm telling you muster the
funny thing is he was a radio guy for a long time and he did.
He is never in my opinion in so far as definition of podcasting.
And I as close as I can get to the guy who invented it. Pretty
close. This is not a podcast, he's never done a podcast.
Well let me play from you the opening of the pod dead pod News
Daily. Find almost
a million dollars the latest from our daily newsletter at pod
news.net First, I've got a favor to ask you. You help hold the
crap. That's too bad. Anyway, here's the headline is podcaster
so the podcast news describes him as a podcaster who had to
pay a billion bucks it's subtle but it's regardless it's there.
Well, I have some some clips explaining it. Let's start with
clip number one from NPR
or national
treasure. I believe netiquette jury has ordered Alex Jones free
speech systems the parent company of his Info Wars website
to pay nearly a billion
started over Christmas MPR note the intonation of disdain Oh,
yeah, it's it's palpable. Yeah. Okay, start over.
You know why because he's ruining podcasting man.
A Connecticut jury has ordered Alex Jones and free speech
systems the parent company of his Info Wars website to pay
nearly a billion dollars to eight families of children shot
to death at Sandy Hook Elementary School. Damages in
the defamation case were also awarded to a former FBI agent
who responded that day. Frankie Graziano of Connecticut public
radio has been covering the trial. And Frankie This is a
huge number. I understand it actually may go higher. Remind
us what were the jurors considering exactly
$965 million. Sasha and what these are compensatory damages.
They basically had to come up with two damage figures, one
defamation per se and emotional distress, compensatory damages
to 15 plaintiffs involved in a lawsuit.
What was Jones found liable for?
This is for defamation. You'll remember that after the scene in
the Sandy Hook shooting in December 14 of 2012 20 children
were killed and six adults were killed. And literally like three
hours after the shooting, Alex Jones is on his Infowars show
pointing to the shooting as being staged and a lot resulted
from that and how the families were treated. The plaintiffs
during the trial talked about shutting down Facebook pages
memorializing loved ones as the attacks came in. One plaintiff
named Erica Lafferty says a letter threatening rape came to
her house. The family of a teacher killed in the shooting
says a troll harass them at a memorial 5k event.
I just want to say you know when you release anything in audio on
an RSS feed, it's a podcast. I just was just saying they they
removed his podcast from Apple and Spotify. So it is a podcast.
Okay, just saying
but it's like to me it's repurposed I mean anything can
be a podcast it put half the shows on NPR on RSS feeds and in
there on the apple on the Apple site. But to me it's those
aren't genuine podcasts are repurposed other things. Okay.
And, and so you could call everything a podcast if you're
dropping ours.
The weird thing is, is I'm actually allowed to determine
that. So yeah, so you're wrong. Sorry, you just wrong. You
can say whatever you want to me about it. My being wrong, but I
think I'm close enough to the guy who invented it. It's like
the problem that the Muslims have with with the with, with
the Shias versus the Shia, the Sunnis where they have, you
know, different ways of saying, Well, you know, I was there, and
that way I see it, and so they have this big debate is never
ended. So I'm gonna stick with my position. Alright, keep
it going. Keep it going. You can always discuss that with your
new co host Dana Brunetti.
Dana Brunetti will be here, helping Yeah. So let's go
to you were in court for most of this trial. So you heard Jones
defend himself or tried to defend himself. How did he do
that?
It's interesting. He was in the court a lot and he got maligned
for this by the by the plaintiffs, but he wasn't caught
outside the courthouse a lot in the opening days of the trial.
He never really sat in court until he did his testimony a few
days into the trial. When he was there, he had a contentious
fight with the plaintiffs even calling the plaintiff's attorney
Chris Maddy, an ambulance chaser. And then he didn't come
back even though he was supposed to testify. As a defense
witness. The defense didn't call any witnesses. They just played
tape of Jones talking during their closing statement. And it
sounds like he's going to appeal this. They were kind of alluding
that throughout the trial, the attorney for Alex Jones saying
the fix was in. But on the other side, it's been a long journey
for the families. They reacted to this one person in particular
Robbie Parker, the day after the shooting was being attacked by
conspiracy theorists dissected for the way he acted crying in
memorializing his daughter in a video statement. He said today
that it was his attorneys that gave him the strength to fight
back.
I let my voice be taken away from me and my power be taken
away from me at the expense of my daughter, and other expensive
my family.
Frankie is a billion dollars just a symbolic victory. And are
these families likely to see fewer any dollars? Or will Jones
really be able to pay this?
You know, the family say that they're going to enforce this
verdict. The Attorney Chris MADI says that he's going to go into
Texas bankruptcy court and they're saying that they're now
significant creditors, to Jones and Infowars. And they say that
they'll pursue it locally if they have to, as well.
So a couple things about that report, one, we also remarked,
as did the entire world at the very odd behavior of Robbie
Parker at the time. If you remember, he was the dad that
was laughing and hooting it up,
yucking it up and he got real sick. Like a flip once the
cameras supposed to the cameras were rolling, but he didn't know
that. And they flipped a switch and became you know, it was
crying. It was went from yucking it up to cry in it that that was
everywhere on the internet. That
was weird. And so the question here, I think what people need
to understand that this is not US law that is finding him a
billion dollars for lying. This is tort law, correct?
I think it's a civil suit. Okay, so
how does this what is the mechanism of this legality? It's
a civil suit, so he's not going to go to
Australia, it's a straight defamation suit. In other words,
it's like a libel suit or slander suit or any of those
sorts of things and it's just done as a civil case. It's not
like a misdemeanor or felony same
thing. Oh, Jay got wet and he's living free in Florida and
hasn't paid a dime as far as I understand. Because he lost in a
civil suit, right?
Yeah, he lost it to Bob wrongful death. That's a different kind
of civil suit and slander libel, defamation, which is what this
is, and yeah, but but a lot of deaf deaf, it's, I don't know
what Yeah, I don't know what to say.
No, but I'm just so $1,000,000,000.09 170 5 million.
I mean, obviously he can't pay that so what is the point?
Well, that's what it was asked in there is going to take and
still go after whatever assets he has in that bankruptcy
situation because there's a bankruptcy process right on I
think right. And they can attach his wages for the rest of his
life and they can get money up to a billion but there is nobody
knows if they're gonna get a nickel this a lot of it is just
important for free will for one thing it ruins Jones. Yeah,
he's,
well, no, no, I don't think so. He says he's stronger than ever.
Really could be here, but we'll find out. I'm sure it's
depressing to lose a case like this. Hold on.
Here's a clip from bad to the last of these nine hours. I know
you do. This is a clip from what is this? Oh, no, that's okay.
Nevermind. Yes. Last one, NPR. So they
may try to come up with the money and explain why the dollar
amount and make it even higher.
Yes. $965 million in compensatory damages, plus
punitive damages. In Connecticut common law, punitive damages
usually kept to just attorney fees and expenses. But because
of a local unfair trade practices Jones Act, Jones was
found to have violated that number could go up the judge
could really enforce whatever punitive damage numbers she
wants.
Frankie thank you for covering this. I'm sure it was hard to
watch. We've been speaking this reporter Frankie Graziano from
outside the courthouse in Waterbury, Connecticut. Thank
you.
Sure. It was hard to watch.
It was hard to watch. Yeah. Puny. I don't know what the
punitive things gonna owe
more money that he doesn't have or can't pay. I mean that's why
you have an LLC though right so you can sue all you want but
this there's only so much that so much he has I guess
yeah they keep this good lawyers can can circumvent the LLC take
his car kind of thing it's a rough go some you don't want to
have happen he may have been a little Cavalier God misguided
but the message misguide is just have a listen He was virtue
saying
this was a message This is a message if you're if you if you
are labeled a conspiracy theorist you're in this league
that's it. That's the message. Yes shot. It's
not a good label.
No Shut up. Oh, back to racism for a second. This this whole
Los Angeles City Council has been a phenomenal I
love this. I would do have a copy of the tape.
I have. Well here I have a new story.
Tonight. Nury. Martinez faces a crisis of Her Own Making her
political career in tatters the first Latina chosen to lead LA
City Council caught on tape making insulting racist remarks
last year. On Tape obtained by the LA Times, the Democrat talks
about the city's Koreatown and she insults the black child of
Mike Baden, a white city council member in Spanish, she says he's
like a little monkey. Around the corner and this recording leaked
over the weekend. Within hours, Martinez apologized. I hold
myself accountable for these comments for that. I am sorry,
not good enough for dozens of protesters converging on her
home. They want her gone off the City Council altogether, not
just as president.
This is a moment for us to draw a hard line in the sand.
Mike been the father of the child Martinez insulted said
he's disgusted that Nury Martinez attacked our son with
horrific racist slurs. It's vile, abhorrent and utterly
disgraceful. She is unfit for public office.
What are Paul that these people claim to represent us? They
don't represent us.
He or she also had some choice things to say about Asians and
Jews. But of course that's not in the news. That will be
well they also don't mention the other two people that were
involved all three of them Latin Latin X or Mexican Americans.
And but there's this been going on in LA in particular the
Mexican you know, you're talking about your Jews and the blacks
having their their back and forth. The Mexicans and the
blacks and Los Angeles is massive racist goings on not
just at the whites to step back and say we had nothing to do
with this. Yeah, it's pretty crazy. And but she and she was
the golden girl this one. And she was just, you know, that is
just the way it is. I love very funny, funny situation to me.
What I love was Karina Abdul John Pierre van Dam's response
to this. I don't know if you saw that, if not, luckily, I have a
clip.
President has condemned racism many times since taking office.
I wonder if he's follow the situation on the Los Angeles
City Council with Maria Martinez And the leaks recording of her
using racist remarks to describe a colleague's black son. She
said today she's taking a leave of absence. But there are
others. Sen. Per Diem Aircar said he will call for her sign
as the president follow this. Does he have a reaction?
Follow this spoke to him about it yesterday. Look, the
President is glad to see that one of the participants in that
conversation has resigned. But they all should. He believes
that they all should resign the language that was used and
tolerated during that conversation was unacceptable,
and it was appalling. They should all step down. And here's
the difference between Democrats and mega Republicans when a
Democrat says something racist or anti semitic. We we we hold
them we hold Democrats accountable. When a maggot
Republican says something racist and or anti semitic, they are
embraced by cheering crowds and become celebrated and sought
after endorsements. Senator Tuberville, let's not forget
this just happened, saying black people commit crimes. Doug
Mastriano attacking his opponent in Pennsylvania governor's race
for sending his children to a Jewish Day School. The President
used to say and I quote The President right now, quote, hate
never goes away. It only hides but lately is Just one in the
West one in the open at these extreme mega rallies. It's just
a part of me is just out in the open at these extreme mega
rallies and quote,
huh, Wow,
pretty good, huh?
So she's equating someone going to a Jewish private school
because somebody called you the reason it was called out is
because it's like your big talk are about public schools, but
you're sending your kid to a private school, Jewish or not.
That was beside the point. But she's making that look like some
sort of anti semitic thing. And the other one was somebody
somebody said that blacks commit crimes. Oh, no. Wow, she is
telling you this woman is sick.
So there's a new it's the called the Council for Responsible
social media, a new cross partisan group of leaders
addressing the negative mental civic and public impact health
impacts of social media in America. Which I all of this
comes down. There's a there's a couple of groups who are who are
now working on this. And I suspect they were very anti
Defamation League, that's one of them. But this this counts for
Responsible social media is funded by an old favorite of the
show, Pierre Omidyar.
And he's created a my car
disappeared, right my car career. So listen to the people
in this council. Dick Gephardt who is a former congressman
Kerry Healy, former Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts and
president of the Milken Institute, Francis Hogan, the
whistleblower. So now whistleblowers are now they get
put on councils. Chuck Hagel, Secretary of Defense, Chuck
Hagel, Leon Panetta, now the secretary defense and CIA
and CIA, he's the guy that keep an eye on things.
Claire McCaskill. Oh, God, the idiot, and Mike Rogers, former
NSA. And what he's a
good guy, huh? If he's the former NSA, head of NSA, or Mike
Rogers, the guy was on the committee. No, I
think it's the asshole Mike Rogers.
The so Mike Rogers was the guy that was on the committee
overseeing the NSA. Just to Mike Rogers. Yeah.
Yeah, I think I think you're right. It might be Admiral Mike
Rogers.
Well, Admiral Mike Rogers, the guy who tipped off Trump about
the good guy wiretapping, and then he had to end up, they
forced him out of the NSA. Oh, so he's the token good guy. He's
a token good guy. But maybe he's there to counteract his Panetta,
who's going to be looking at the thing from an intelligence
perspective,
their strategies and tools. They will know that I've been here I
haven't here
for you. Is it the Admiral Mike Rogers
advocate for? There'll be an advocate for key policies and
legislation with the Biden administration, public, they
will publicly pressure social media platforms to make
meaningful platform and internal governance changes.
ESG serve as
a resource for the media, providing bipartisan insights.
See, that's why these guys on the council information and
quotes the council will point reporters and producers to
academics, advocates, other stakeholders who have bipartisan
or nonpartisan
foundation they know the core thing Yep, exactly. And
developing some guys erased some scripts for you to
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reports we got a written millennial meetup report. And
this was from Alex who says just want to send like a brief
written note from the shawangunk Ridge meetup from this past
Sunday we had a swell meeting swell. With four trustee
producers showing up sadly, our host Justin was pulled into a
last minute catering job, but his dad Sal was there to regale
us with tales. Also Sal was a huge supporter of the term
limits movement, and even provided bumper stickers. He was
a great host to mainstays of the group Steve and Todd were in
attendance as well as a newcomer Tim conversations were great and
rains all the way from New Age religion taking control of the
to the new free energy movement, the idiotic new CCIE a concealed
carry Improvement Act, laws and court proceeding symbolism and
advertising farming ranch and tech. It was a blast. I bet it
was. I'll make this my plea to all Hudson Valley Catskill area
producers join us next time. It's like a party. Now to
Traverse City
this is your Walkman on the Traverse City meetup report
traverse some say Traverse City is the Napa Valley East of the
Mississippi. Others say there's a spook within our myths. All we
know is it's called a meet up in the morning.
Hey Adam, this is Dan checking in from Traverse City. Please
use one of your shit coders on me. Thank you. Oh, in the
morning, guys, Jack here. Douche bag. This is Don I'm just here
for the hui Hui.
Hi, I'm Zack. My dad made me do it. Yes.
Here's what's coming up on the calendar for meetups this is
this is the producer organized gatherings meetups around the
world. It's you can find it all at no agenda meetups.com The
producers coordinate the organized though the websites
are Daniel all producers like most things and no agenda we're
very happy to promote the following get togethers tomorrow
the fish taco Friday that will be at fish taco Tyson's and
Tyson's Virginia four o'clock. The ATF meet up. That'll be six
o'clock. Paris time is like that. That's the same of course
as the Dutch time. It'll be in the Florin in Utrecht in
Utrecht, the Netherlands are Hendrick organizing that will be
at six o'clock. Candidate B and Thanksgiving melt down meetup.
633 Peterborough, Ontario at the one at Hunter establishment on
Saturday, the Queen Ursula, South Jersey panty party and
that will be at Miller's Ale House and in Mount Laurel
Township, New Jersey. Of course, I hear the dirty Jersey horror
will be in attendance. The shrunken amygdala support group
two o'clock on Saturday at task group Khorium in Cincinnati,
Ohio fight flight of the no agenda 33 333 laid back
California time on Saturday at the proud burden Los Angeles.
The South Louisiana Hui Hui, five o'clock Central in East
Struma brewery, St. Gabriel, Louisiana on Saturday. Then on
Sunday, the next show day rolling up in the 505 That'll be
two o'clock and at Urban 360 Pizza Albuquerque New Mexico. Is
that a listening party Jeff towhee Southside Irish slaves
meet at four o'clock at the Franklin public house in Palos
Heights, Illinois. And finally the Piney Woods chapter farewell
tour. 430 Chicago time Rotolo pizzeria and that will be
Longview, Texas and that is the dirty Jersey who are organizing
that go figure no agenda meetups. They are everywhere.
They are nationwide. They are international. You will meet
people you never expected to meet and you will like each
other no, agenda meetups are just like a party no agenda
meetups.com
You want to go hang out with all the Dyson days. You'd be
triggered. You want to be where everybody feels the same.
It's like a body. Always, always like a potty. Alright. ISO world
I have four
All right let me do my well you know we always do mine yeah
you start you I started last time you did this I started last
time.
No. You make me check this all right. Since I started last time
vote Democrat
I was just a wait just if we had one that's like Trump saying I
think this this one is maybe better
he will eat the bugs and own the nothing
All right, I got four. Here we go. Let's start with cheese.
That is too much cheese. Okay. To go with clean aha was clean.
Man. This is so Bumi and roomy. It's not direct. I like him. His
horse. A horse. If I shaving a horse saving or shaving a horse
shaving What were you listening to what what stupid millennial
and
our producer was this screwball woman who did all she does is
make comments on stuff that she watches. And I got joke not a
joke.
Wait, I think we can do a combo. Oh my second here's my here's my
combos suggestion. It's it's not a mosque, but I think
vote Democrat and not a joke.
That works for me. Okay, we'll do those two. And then them and
they're still under the second I think
Oh, yeah to is to combine. It's okay. We can handle it. The
affiliates say it's okay. We're good to go. I did want to bring
up one thing which was concerning to me. A headline
from Deutsche Avella. Japan's national sports sumo may be on
the ropes. Japan's ancient sport might lose its fans if sumo
wrestlers continue to show disappointing performances in
the ring. Since we happen to have a resident expert on all
things Sumo.
I had mentioned this twice on the show that the last
tournament new sucked sucked. And I think everybody knows that
the tournament before that and the ones previous were okay that
went before it was fine. The problem right now is that they
haven't gotten enough quality Ozeki keys, and one Yokozuna,
they should have a couple of those usually they do. It's
yeah, so people love sumo so much. That's nonsense. This
report is bullcrap. People will put up with a lousy Sumo.
It's Dorje Chevelle, I mean, the Germans would know all things
Sumo, wouldn't they?
Yeah, they would know nothing Sumo. I have this I don't
remember what this is. But this is Matt Walsh came on and did a
some sort of a complaint until everyone does suck him for all
the bitching and moaning he's been getting because he's one of
the podcaster celebrities. I don't know what he is. That's
moaning about this groomers.
Yeah, so well he did you see his film. He did a pretty good
movie. I've never not seen it. You have you've seen parts of
it. It's what is woman he's the guy that
I know who it is. Okay. Well, he I just thought this one little
stir teen segment. second segment of what he was
complaining about was interesting.
You know, the secret they never say out loud, is that nobody is
truly cancelled unless they consent to it. And they
willingly play their assigned roles. Well, I do not consent.
And I'm not going to play the game.
When he said this reason I find it fascinating because I have
said this before that l Frankel Frankel, Frank or ryokan Frank,
Frank and frankincense, Al Franken, when he was cowed from
his job as a US senator by Kirsten Gillibrand was not even
in his state, and he should have just said, Screw you. I'm going
to stay a senator. If they vote me out. They vote me out. But
I'm not going to just quit. Because you call me out,
Kirsten. And now he quit. He bailed out. And I thought that
when I heard this from Walsh, I said, there it is. That's
exactly what happened to Frank and he just, he just knuckled
under and he could still be he probably still be a US senator.
He was for a super progressive. He was actually pretty good. He
was thorough. He did his job. He asked good questions. He was
okay.
The well the problem is the context of the time, the me to
movement, this all came kind of at the same time with lots of
complaints and Hollywood was was out and they just proves
stronger at that moment. It was it was almost I agree with you,
of course. But you know, that's not how the Democrat Party
works. He had to fall on his sword That was necessary that
and it's coincidental that this that you're talking about this
because there's another me too moment which is back in the
picture tonight. The
second trial for disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein is
underway in Los Angeles. The former movie mogul faces
multiple counts of rape and other charges involving five
women, including Jennifer Newsom, the wife of California's
Governor Gavin Newsom. The 17 year old Weinstein is already
serving a 23 year sentence in New York after being found
guilty of rape and sexual assault in 2020.
What did he do with Gavin Newsom? His wife
will get the news Newsom his wife who is really an asset to
Gavin in terms of campaigning. She was in Hollywood. She was
working in Hollywood. She was either a lesser actress or she
was in the offices or something. And he he tried to rape her I
think is where I understand it. She cute she's a good looking
lady. Oh, yes, she's really crazy. Even she was majority are
horrible. I can't believe that came out of my mouth. I did not
mean it that way. That's why I did no I did.
I didn't but it was but he was going after anyone that looked
at he was just going after everyone he was going after the
typical woman that he would not be able to approach because he
was kind of an ugly bastard kinda kind of okay as an ugly
bastard and so he would go after the bet. You know, really? He
would go after women that really just it's just it was a power
thing. It was sick. The question is going to exist have another
2030 years tech actually I think in this case, you can get life
in jail because I think he actually did rape a couple of
women,
too. All right. Last last clip for me just to remind everybody
next, a new proposal to tax cows in a very different way to fight
climate changes. Zealand's
government wants to put a tax on cow burping and other bodily
functions. It would be a tax on the greenhouse gases that farm
animals produce. Supporters say farmers can make the money back
by charging more for products.
Yes, thank you. The solution to all the farmers and ranchers
problems is just charged more destroyed more don't worry about
it.
So it doesn't do anything to lower anything. It's just bull
crap or bull burps
Yes, yes, yes. Cinda leading the way once again. And that will do
it. Longer show today that's fine. We'll be back on Sunday to
deconstruct your world. I'm sure there'll be plenty to discuss.
Crap always happens on the show day. We have Nick the rat coming
up next on no agenda stream.com You can just keep listening if
you're in the troll room troll room dot troll room.io Then we
have Sir Michael Anthony with an end of show mix. Of course.
Maybe get some good voices.
It's it's another one of his specialties. We have the
tyrannical Lisper and we have socialist mob. All end of show
Diddy's for you. Coming to you from the heart The heart of the
Texas Hill Country FEMA Region number six in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry
in from Northern Silicon Valley where I remain I'm John C.
Dvorak
we return on Sunday right here on no agenda until then.
Remember us at the vortec.org/and A adios mofos oh
he ends such. Smile and a ball shiny everyone knows
IKEA is experimenting with insect meat to make people think
about how much meat they eat and encourage people to try
alternative proteins. The new meal or meatball Developed by
faith 10 IKEA The Future Living Lab is Test Kitchen is
developing many alternative to popular foods, including bug
burgers, salads grown with hydroponics that's without soil
just nutrient rich water. micro green ice cream, eventually
vegetarian, but protein rich hot dog. They're all experimental.
Those bathe 10 warns us not to expect them on IKEA with menus,
but they showcase a possible future for food. Insects are
more eco friendly to career than farm animals and can help tackle
global food insecurity. Jeff listens to Klaus Schwab who says
you will eat the bugs and own the nothing
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or going to my mind going like now I can't remember my mind
going like what's going on in my mind going like now my mind's
going where am I keep forgetting whereby no idea last night
television television was on a telephone with COVID is more
than 100 year life and he is AI is a nation you can define and
explore we're gonna see games of whose purpose is to defend
against aggression that may make you you like to be able to
anyway my mind going out my mind my mind going on now I keep
forgetting no idea I don't think is the idea
political I want to thank and recognize Dr. John John King my
mind going in my mind going in my mind going into like now I
keep forgetting. I have no idea. No idea no idea. MoPhO
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