Hey, guess what?
Adam curry Jhansi Devora.
Sunday January 15 2023. This is your award winning combination
media assassination episode 1521.
This is no agenda.
We are classified and broadcasting live from the heart
of the Texas hill country here in FEMA Region number six in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley, we're all asking the
question, how do you blow a 27 point lead? I'm John C. Dvorak.
Buzzkill. Here I was thinking that you'd have a Miss Universe
opening but no, it's sports.
Yeah, I was in the Miss Universe things.
This is your beat. Oh, it
was never because it was my beat five years ago, and we made a
decision that we were going to stop it. You that You got sick
of it?
Did I really get sick of it? No, I don't think
so. I don't know. I don't think we've jointly got sick of it.
But we were sick of it. Family Miss America one. It was the
same. Of course it was in New Orleans. They always do. That's
a scam. Where did miss Ukraine come in?
Not even in the top 20 As far as I know. Well, you don't know
though. No, I looked at the top five and looked at the top 20
She wasn't in there. So I don't know what happened.
She didn't you know, and I know what didn't happen. What didn't
happen. She didn't do her job.
there what do we need? I gotta play one on clip for you. This
just came I didn't see it. Obviously. You know me. I didn't
see it. This is the owner of the of the pageant. Yeah, well used
to be Donald Trump. Yes. Now it's an jakirah Juta tip.
For you to say listen to this
Miss Universe Organization. From now on is going to be ran by
women. Owned by a sponsor a woman owned by a trans woman.
Oh, that's great.
And everyone goes crazy
the world has officially gone crazy.
Is kind of nutty. So, so the freeway is backed up completely.
It's like, majorly backed
back to important news. Yes. Okay. The freeway.
I've never seen this ever. So it's backed up into the fire
truck. There's a fire truck they had trying to get their unit
trained going on the soft shoulder to get there. But it
wasn't a regular fire truck. And I can't imagine what's going on
at the end of this wreck. Whatever it is. Oh, it was a
hook and ladder. Yeah. What do you need a hook and ladder? For
at a traffic wreck? Unless the cars are piled high?
Maybe it's all they had left? Maybe everything else was on on
duty?
I don't think so. This is you know what you need to know what
you need. I'm going to Okay, when is your birthday? Everybody
remind me remind me everybody when it's your birthday, I am
giving you a Bearcat scanner. You might get us America you
need to sit there by your window and go hey
you know they actually have a good CHP cited me meal list.
That's not the point they posted don't No no. You
want the old school with the lights going? With you put
crystals in Yes.
What i Hey, guess what? There is a wreck. There's a wreck there
on the ad.
Do you remember the bear county have you had to buy crystals of
the right frequency and stick them in there? So the frequency?
Oh, it's the best part is these days. They're all they're all
encrypted. That's why everyone's going to encryption. And it's
people are kind of worried about that because now you can't
listen to what the cops or the or your services are doing. You
used to be able to just listen.
Yeah, well you still get it right here on crow they
encrypting
everywhere. They are encrypting, it's all digital. I do have some
important news that I would like to share from boots on the
ground. And I'm gonna set it up with this short clip
operations at the FAA and major airlines have returned to
normal. But the lingering effects of yesterday's outage
the grounded flights that may take days to recover from more
than 4500 flights were disrupted today, mostly because of the bad
weather. More than 12,000 were delayed or canceled on
Wednesday. The FAA is blaming a damaged database file in a
system that is nearly 30 years old.
And of course this resulted in in calls for upgrading the
system and money for the for the Department of Transportation run
by Mayor Pete But for 15 years we've been doing this show we
have held one group of people in very high regard That being sis
admins, IT administrators, dudes named Ben dudettes named
Bernadette. And the reason why we've always done that is
because a they're shit on and every single corporation did it
no gig. And we know that they truly hold the keys to that. And
I think maybe for that whole time, we've always said when it
really comes down to it, it's not going to be the ham radio
operators, it's going to be the SIS admins who are going to save
the world or at least save those who who are nice to them. So I
have confirmed from two sis admins sources known to me and
no and confirm that they are in the right areas. That the no
time ground stop was, in fact, a cyber intrusion. The law in the
US and in Canada,
I'm glad somebody finally came up with some information. But
here's what's because it never made the fat finger thing known
is always suspicious.
And didn't they immediately come out and say not a cyber
intrusion?
That's always suspicious for doing any investigation, come
out with some statement like that.
What's What what happened was someone else as a pop the
system, they were in and they were changing things, but weird
things like instead of three lights are out one lights out,
not really big things. And it's confirmed by another source who
works on infrastructure, no tam input that you know, things were
quote unquote wonky, like things wouldn't stick or maybe things
went in wrong. We just inconsistent. So the question
is, was this someone mucking around just to create some
confusion and get the desired result of more money and etc?
Was it someone looking to enter other systems? And no one has an
explanation as to why all all the Jets were scrambled right
after that happened and the air borne tankers that there's no
explanation for that from anyone but everyone, everyone knows
there's more than just those two possibilities. There's the
possibility of a goofball.
Yeah, oh, totally, totally, totally goofball,
there is a possibility of a bad actor who was just testing the
system to see how far he could get before it's someone noticed.
There's, yeah, there's a lot of possibilities. But the one
possibility obvious was the bad actor that had that required the
scrambling of jets, but the fact that the media now we we just
this is just secondhand information for us, but it makes
more sense than the stories we've been given. Absolute,
especially with the jets flying around. Yeah,
that's that's the part that's very odd. And, you know, as if
they were, I think the quote is, they probably had eyes on
someone, I don't know what that means. Don't know what that
means. So that's it. Your your government lies to you once
again. Of course,
it's kind of pathetic how much they do that.
It really is.
So I have talking about lying. I have a welcome to the show. I
have about, I have a lot of clips on this Biden thing with
these different these different perspectives on on what's really
going on, and I have two or three different perspectives
than the one we came up with. And I'd like to if you want to
discuss it now.
Let's go for it. I mean, we've had the real news, which was
cyber intrusion in our federal aviation airspace systems. Don't
No, no. News Media concentrate on this. It's the prep time take
down with the President.
It or it's not. I've heard I've heard. The other thing is we
could talk more about the other if you want it, you but we don't
have any information. Oh, no, no,
no, no, I meant the mainstream media is all over this.
Oh, no, they won't touch the other thing, because it might,
it might. I don't know
that someone might find out what the truth is,
they might find out what's going on and have a can of that. So we
can only deconstruct what we have in front of us. So let's
start with the thesis that you brought forth, which is that the
thing was an OP that started with Trump. They find his docs
and then it was just trying to get rid of Joe. And then I don't
have any clips from this. But I mentioned Tucker Carlson's
thesis, which is this very similar to yours, except it
began with he doesn't have the elaboration where Trump's
discovery has anything to do with it. Right. But he felt that
today that Biden said, I'm going to run for reelection. They went
after him for that. This is what I've heard as well. Okay, well,
that's that Tucker's The one is promoting that the most, but
let's go to Italy. II Smith and Lee Smith. We had Lee Smith
clips on before least miss the guy who wrote the book The plot
against Trump. He's right, right, right. And he does a
bunch of he's, he's really good at his analysis, and he comes up
with something that is different. And then I have
another one that's different than that. But let's start with
Lee. And if Scott unfortunately spelled it smoth,
it happens to the best of us. Distracted by the scanner,
and then every one of them is of course, they just copy the other
one, I found him. So let's go at least Smith on Biden Doc's one.
And earlier
today, I spoke with Lee Smith for his analysis, Smith wrote
the book, the plot against the president, and as host of the
show over the target on Epic TV, we start with recent allegations
that these documents could have been planted as a way to
undermine Biden, Lee Smith, welcome to our show. Thanks so
much for joining us. Now, some say the revelation of classified
documents in Biden's personal possession may be a way to
thwart any chances of the president running again. How do
you see it?
Yeah, I don't think so. The way that I don't think it's an
internal Democratic National Committee coup, I think rather
it's a cover up. I mean, first of all the the media aligned
with the party. If you watch MSNBC, CNN, you see that
everyone on there is very supportive of Biden. They're all
comparing it to how bad Trump is. So there's no one who's
coming out for there's no one who's coming out against Biden.
And this is not the way that Democrats would it's not an
issue that Democrats would use, right? Classified information
doesn't matter to them. And that's why, you know, that's why
there was no problem with Hillary Clinton's candidacy in
2016. They would use another instrument to bring down Joe
Biden if they were trying to bring down Joe Biden, and I
don't believe they are.
Okay. Is this empty? He, by the way, I'm just curious. Yeah.
Because someone's visit.
Oh, they only bring him on NTD. I don't know why no one else had
ever talk to the guy
because we have something good here.
And TD, just
mixing it up a bit for you.
Let's go to
the DOJ is investigating Trump for something that Biden may
also have done. So what do you think the way the department is
handling Biden's case?
i The special counsel who was appointed Robert her. I mean,
this is this is an aspect of the cover up. I mean, the man is
presumably identifies as a Republican, but he's an anti
Trump Republican. Right. He was a protege of rod Rosenstein rod
Rosenstein was the Deputy Attorney General who said he was
going to who said he was willing to wear a wire to spy on Trump.
That's what an internal coup looks like. When the Deputy
Attorney General says I'm going I'll wear a wire to spy on the
President of the United States. What's happening with Biden does
not look like an internal coup. When they appointed guy who is a
who is against Trump, and sides with the establishment Deep
State however we want to put it that's moving toward a cover up.
And this is what this is what my sources on Capitol Hill had been
telling me. And I think they're 100%. Correct.
What a cover up.
Yeah, this is the problem I have with this because he never, no,
another guy comes on a different show. And I think that cover up.
When you hear the clip that's going to finalize these clips
you're going to take well, maybe because the possibility existed
this whole thing is you use the term a few times on the show,
but we've never really explained limited
hands. Oh, goodness, I hate that term. Yeah, because it's a made
up term.
I don't like it either. But I there was a guy that said some
one of these guys out there talking about vaccines. And he
he described limited hangout. Do you want it? Do you not have a
good definition for it that you can tell the people? Well,
from what I understand it was during the Nixon era, and they
were talking about letting some guy leak out a little bit of
information in regard to Watergate. And Nixon apparently
said, so it's like, limited. He's hanging out in a limited
way. And no one ever said in that conversation, as far as
I've seen transcripts. Oh, it's a limited hangout. But no one
I've ever encountered an intelligence has ever used that.
It's Whitney Webb. She's the one who keeps you know, keeps using
that term.
Well, you just said that no one intelligence ever used it. And
then you said Whitney Webb, what are you talking about? Oh,
nice one. Good one. You're so slick. You're so sweet. Love it.
So a limited hangout is the idea that you can solve. I think it's
just a version of false flag. but not a false flag and in it
false flag in a public relations way. In other words, you put
something out there and you make it look great, what this what is
good. And the limited hangout is being used in terms of the by
Vaillant vaccine causing strokes. The idea is that it's
going to be a limited, you're gonna push this little narrative
out there about the strokes and this and they're gonna say, oh,
okay, well, we're gonna just take this by valen off the
market, you leave all the other vaccines out there, and you
don't look into anything else.
I call that a strategy in crisis. I don't think it's a
limited hangout.
I know, I would call it anything else. But I'm just saying it's
gonna it's gonna start showing up because it's, I don't like
it. I don't like it. I don't like it either. I didn't like it
the first time I heard it. But I'm just saying it's possible
that this, that this is what this is going on here. Which is
a phony baloney deal. But let's go to step three.
And the Justice Department found out about these documents about
a week before the midterms, but we're only just learning about
it. Now. Why do you think that is?
I think it's not just about the elections. I think it's I assume
it's something much more serious. Because, you know,
they've been they've been holding on to this. That's not
like it just came out after the election. Right. They said they
found the documents November 2. And look, that story is in
itself improbable. Right? Because look at what you have to
believe about the story, you have to believe about the story
either, every other time that Joe Biden's belongings moved.
Right, the lawyers missed it? Or do you have to believe that this
time is the time that lawyers went through his belongings? And
normally, it was staffers who didn't know what classified
would classifications on documents look like. So the
story is highly improbable. And remember, these documents have
been moved at least twice, once out of the White House and to an
interim space, and then a second time to the Penn Biden center.
Because remember, Penn Biden Center did not open up till
2018. So between January 2017, and 2018, these documents were
somewhere else, we have no insight yet as to where they
are. So but they'd been moved twice. And it appears this was
in preparation to move them a third time. So again, the idea
that the lawyers that Biden's lawyer somehow just noticed
this, that doesn't make sense.
Okay, so that was interesting. And so it really brings a lot of
doubts for let's go with the last of these clips.
There's a CNN piece today saying, talking about again,
it's more of the press cover up, the CNN piece is going on about
oh, it was very chaotic. And as Joe Biden was leaving the White
House in January 2017, they never knew who is what was going
into the boxes and the belongings. It was just chaotic.
And so it's just meant to cover up for what's going on with Joe
Biden. So you're telling me that the aids the aids at that time
packed it up, but now they've got the professionals in there.
And since when the lawyers go through belongings, the story
doesn't make sense, right? People are right. The people who
are saying they wonder if it's a coup or they're not right that
it's a coup, but they are right to say that the story does not
make sense the way it's being told and that's why I believe
there is something there there whatever is in these documents
or whatever the backstory behind it is likely to be extremely
damaging and that's why it's a cover up not a coup
ha So covering every cover up for what
for for Ukraine is the only thing that can come to mind has
to be a cover on crane
Yeah, well there's a cover up that comes up which is the way
it would be a good because they keep if you notice that was used
Ukraine Ukraine Ukraine even Tucker does that as though this
is some of Ukraine things got something to do with the kid who
knows what it could be a cover up for something even more
sinister. At least that's the theory bitch by this guy. This
guy's Phil Philip Klein, you used to be a Kansas Attorney
General and he was on one of these shows he was on bond. Gino
show. Yeah, but I kept by Gino out of this. Just have field
going on about this. Listen to this.
And when you look at the special counsel as it relates to
President Biden, they have a very narrow authority according
to the appointment letter, only to look at the documents. Now
let's take a look at it for a second Dan. What Attorney
General garland knew when he made this decision. He knew that
the documents were found at the Penn Biden Center. He knew that
the pin Biden center when they located at the University of
Pennsylvania that the University of Pennsylvania received $47
million. While that center was there, that the University of
Pennsylvania push that money to Biden and 10 of his Cabinet
members receive salary up to 10 at the Penn Biden center,
including Mr. Biden a additionally, at the same time
Hunter is on the Burisma. Board, the documents pertain to
Ukraine. And that would be of interest to those who are
concerned about Hunter Biden and who he's dealing with, and those
who are paying his salary. So you have some evidence of intent
as to why the documents should be there. And that evidence of
intent relates to the flow of money. There's something else
that Attorney General garland knew, he knew that he had
received a letter from the University of Pennsylvania,
asking that he end the China initiative of the Department of
Justice, which is looking at economic espionage by China.
Now, you have to understand that 50% of the most wanted list on
the FBI fugitive list relate to espionage by China, he ended it
at the request of the University of Pennsylvania, that is a
conflict of interest, yet he only gave the special prosecutor
a very narrow focus, while President Trump's special
prosecutor can look at everything.
I have some new thinking on this. I'm all ears. How about
simpler, simpler? Everything is is about the power and politics
it was I'm just gonna, it's hard because I love the cover up. I
love the China. I love the I love. I want it to be that when
we see the documents, but what if the Democrat Party can't
convince Michelle Obama to run they know that they have Newsom
on deck? They know they can't be Kamala Harris. They're very
worried about DeSantis, who now has big money billionaires
behind him Wall Street basically positioning themselves behind
DeSantis. They actually can't indict Trump, because they need
him to run they need him to run. He can't be taken off the
playing field because they feel that DeSantis will be stronger.
And and what will this this will come down to a sputtering of
well, you know what? We have to keep justice equal on both
sides. No one gets prosecuted, but let's not do that again.
Let's not do what again,
let's not, you know, you, let's be clear about classified
documents, you can't take them home, etc. Just we can't if
we're not going to prosecute Biden, we can't prosecute Trump,
and we won't want to prosecute Trump because key has to run.
Well, I don't like it. From the basis of the fact that you used
to always thought that Michelle Obama was Obama was in play.
I've never believed that. I
still think she's in play. I'm just giving you a scenario. I'm
not saying that. Yeah, I
like the Chinese scenario the best because this is the best
way to cover it anything going on this suspicious? I didn't
know that they garlin has pulled the plug on going after the
Chinese espionage, which was a big deal. When you had Pompeo
and people like that floating around. I'm just very suspicious
of this university of Penn Biden Center. This is getting tased
Pennsylvania
Hello, guys in New Jersey. New Jersey people know it's no good
but
this brought me to a series of super cuts which I think are
worth playing even though it's anti climactic in some way been
Gino had a super cut of the of the not a super cut, but I'd
call it mini cut of when Trump was first discovered with the
with the documents. And I just got a kick out of it. This is
the short super cut over Trump classified documents clip, this
classic picture of
the walls closing in
why in the world? Would he need to have these kinds of sensitive
documents in Florida or really anywhere?
So you're not above the law, you're not in the lead? You're
not untouchable? And so it's nice to see that the
rule of law has returned. My top level expert legal analysis of
the affidavit is why this dude in jail
in many ways, it feels like the walls are closing in on Donald
Trump.
Right? No, that's immediate for you. So so that brought me to I
have no hate to go into classics. But I have to that I
just have to fake as there's something about his walls
closing in. It began right after he got elected in 2017.
recollected this super cut in 2017. Mind you of the walls
closing and I want to play this the 2017 bombshell walls medley
BREAKING NEWS
A bombshell today is a turning point today was historically bad
for President Trump today was a turning point a turning point
we're at a turning point here At the beginning of the end for the
Trump presidency,
we have another bombshell Mike
Pence might have to assume the office of the presidency
rumblings
of the word impeachment breaking news of the bombshell out of the
White House.
I believe this is the beginning of the end. I did say
that it's really the beginning of the end he may be feeling the
walls closing in on him all the walls closing in on him and
walls closing in on him. Breaking news a new bombshell
one astrologer
says this means the beginning of the end for President Donald
Trump, Trump will resign Trump is going to resign. Is this
the tipping point? I know we've said it over and over. You think
this is a tipping point and over and over this tipping point and
over and over breaking news President
Trump off the rails. It was the beginning of the end today is
the beginning
of the end. Breaking news tonight. New
bombshells is the beginning, not the end,
the beginning of the end of walls are closing in the walls
closing and closing it breaking overnight. bombshells is
a very dramatic day and I think it might be near a tipping point
of using this as a tipping point.
December 1 2017. You
can mark it down. This is the day that everything changed the
beginning
of the end, beginning of the
end, the beginning of the end of the beginning of
the end of the beginning of the year. We begin tonight with a
bombshell Donald Trump has a lot of trouble.
Trump is in trouble. The President will resign another
hour and this is a tipping point Trump's going down this
president could be impeached
resignation resignation.
I don't think this President is going to serve out his term. Mr.
Trump will not serve out his term. He will not serve out his
term. No way. No How breaking
news and absolute bombs Donald Trump is not he's done. And it's
over. It's over
walls closing in walls closing
in this is going to be the Achilles heel breaking news
tonight. I expect Trump to depart
this week will be the watershed week Trump is in big trouble.
Trouble. It's a sign of a terrified old man who feels the
walls close again. The walls are increasingly closing in on him
tonight the walls are closing in a day changed everything. This
is the beginning of the end day the biggest tipping point for
the Trump administration. What
a historic day, the bombshells he's
underwater. He feels
the walls closing in earning fight. We may be at a tipping
point. It's
the beginning of the end. It's the beginning of the end.
Another bombshell bombshell
bombshell bombshell bombshell, bombshell bombshell,
this is a bombshell.
Oh man that gives me flashbacks. How was so annoying that period
and way go to I got one more bombs. How do we go from 2017 to
2018? And here's another super clip these are the same
boneheads that they're feeding the public this crap no wonder
this guy. I mean, years and years of this but this is just
too early in his in his before 2020 is 2018 play these.
Why do you think these attacks are becoming so much more
frequent now?
It's not surprising that Donald Trump is increasing his attacks.
The walls are closing in on him feels like
the walls are closing in on the White House. It feels as if the
walls are closing in here that
I think the walls of Justice are closing in on President Trump
increasingly desperate feeling like the walls are closing in
the president. Clearly feel all the walls closing in on him in
terms of the Russia investigation. The walls are
closing. I think at this point the walls
are spinning. It does feel like the walls are closing in but
seeing that the administration at this point can start to see
the walls closing in the fields
the walls closing in on him everybody he talks to says the
walls are closing in
this is another potential wall closing
it
this President is feeling the walls are closing in
walls meanwhile are closing in on the President of the United
States.
I think he's feeling the Russia investigation. I
think he's filling the wheels. The walls closing in on him.
Vicki knows
that the walls are closing in the walls
may be closing in higher up at the White House President
apparently believes that the walls are closing in on him
these walls are closing in on the President right now to
Donald Trump feels the walls closing in that feeling like
the walls are closing in around? Yes, it
doesn't seem like the walls could be closing in on this
president
feels like we are finally at a tipping
point the walls are closing in on President Trump feels
like the presidency in the White House of the walls are closing
in around him and that's
why there's this sense of the walls closing and as it appears
the walls are closing in. In terms of the Muller
investigation. The walls are closing in. The walls are
closing and I do feel that he feels the walls closing in on
him legal walls are closing in on Donald Trump tonight. From a
democratic perspective. This is the President feels like the
walls are closing and it feels the walls are closing in any
indication
that legally speaking, the rise of closing in
on the President feel some of the walls closing in on him he
actually closed on President Trump and the walls are closing
in in the present. Okay, so what what this really proves in this
context is that the mainstream media had very clear talking
points in these years. But they don't seem to have any real a
coherent talking points right now. Let me just play something
this is casey RW, leftist media up in your neck of the woods
There are differences between what we know about Donald
Trump's mishandling of classified information and what
we know about Joe Biden's mishandling of classified
information. But there's also a whole lot we don't know about
the Joe Biden side. So I want to come back to that. But first,
legally speaking, done. Donald Trump is in jeopardy under two
issues, the mishandling part and the obstruction part. We don't
have any evidence right now of sort of that obstruction side
for Joe Biden. So in that sense, that's one difference. But on
the mishandling of classified information, actually, the two
are looking more and more similar, frankly. And I have to
say, you know, I don't think the White House has handled this.
Well, I don't think they've been forthcoming. The fact that they
found these documents, and rather turn them over to the
National Archives at least six days before the midterm
elections when they were hammering Donald Trump over the
mishandling of documents, and didn't want to mention that to
the American people, I think politically, not legally, is
telling. And the fact that then two months later, they're
finding more documents in the garage of his house. Not great
Bob. And I just, they've lost a lot of credibility here. But
I'll tell you about the best week in Washington, Merrick
Garland. Congratulations, Mr. Attorney General, you had a
really hard decision on your plate. And it just got a lot
easier because I don't see a world in which these
distinctions will have a big enough legal difference, where
he'll really at this point move forward with one versus the
other. And frankly, he's not going to move forward with
either
kind of kind of sets up the theory I spoke about, I know you
don't like that could be a talking point. It sounds like
Kareem Abdul Jabbar, John Pierre Van Damme. Here's a mini cut.
He said he takes classified documents and information
seriously, he takes classified documents very seriously. He
takes classified information and materials seriously. He takes
classified documents and information very seriously. He
takes this very seriously. He takes this very seriously. The
president takes this very seriously. The president takes
this very seriously. The President takes very seriously
very seriously, very seriously very, very seriously.
So I think they're trying to say that's the difference. Now,
Trump's a baboon doesn't take it seriously. And this President
takes it seriously.
Yeah. Well, they're definitely saying he's takes it seriously.
I thought it was fun to hear the
good supercut by the way,
so many cut. This is Hakeem Jeffries, who at one point was
almost neck and neck with Kevin McCarthy to be the speaker of
the house. So he's the minority leader for the Democrats in the
House of Representatives. This is this guy may be dumb. I'm not
sure. But I think
he you know, that's funny. You mentioned it, because he's not
Nancy Pelosi is conniving. And he is. I think he might be dumb.
On declassified documents, we've learned the President was
informed of the initial classified documents on the same
day they were found more than two months ago. Are you
concerned the White House didn't disclose this sooner?
I have full faith and credit in President Biden believe that
doing everything Yeah. To take the
steps. Don't you have full faith and credit like a bank or
something? The full
faith and credit of which we I'm sure we'll be talking about
today is typically regarding the that we pay our bills, and that
the dollar is solid and stable? Yeah,
what's it got to do with a person? Hey,
man, the guy's dumb
President Biden, believe that he's doing everything to take
the appropriate steps to determine what happened, and how
to move forward in a responsible fashion take seriously. And I'm
confident that he will continue to do so what does
it say to you that documents have been found at another
patient?
Again, I haven't been briefed on the full set of facts in this
regard. But I have full faith in President Joe Biden.
Isn't that interesting? Full Faith is the kind of the full
faith for faith and credit. I mean, what did what is going on
with this guy? I don't. He's not read in whatever's going on. He
doesn't know. Oh, that's
a good point. Yes. Obvious. He's not read in the somebody. They
don't trust him.
I have a CBS report about the special counsel and see if it's
if it's any good
today, Attorney General Merrick Garland tapped Robert her a
veteran prosecutor who served under former President Trump to
investigate the possible unauthorized removal and
retention of classified documents.
So you say he's an anti Trumper
I never said it was an anti Trump er it was said by the by
both the lease myth and the and the Ag from the Kansas they both
say he's anti Trump. Okay. The President's
stunning announcement came just hours after the White House
admitted that a small number of classified documents had been
found in the garage small number, Biden's Wilmington
residents and in a room next door.
Mind you, this is CBS and these are these are the ones that
discovered all of these troves Biden material. Next year,
Corvette,
President Biden was asked about it this morning.
So the material was in a locked garage. Yes, as well as my
Corvette.
This is I'm gonna go back to elder abuse now, because they're
letting this poor guy hang out in the wind so much now it's
it's pathetic, of what you can go to any crisis management
firm. The last thing they will say is, hey, it was safe man
because it was next my Corvette, by the way, a gasoline burning
earth shattering Corvette.
Yeah, that thing probably that bet he has probably gets about
14 miles to the gallon at the best
Yes, as well as my Corvette. But as I said earlier this week,
people know I take classified documents of classified material
serious
serious. The latest revelation follows Monday's admission by
the White House after questioning by CBS News that Mr.
Biden's lawyers had found 10 classified documents in this
building roughly a mile from the White House, where Biden once
had an office.
That office was not authorized for storage of classified
documents.
Less than two weeks later on November 14, the Justice
Department started its preliminary review on December
20. President Biden's lawyers found the additional classified
materials at his Wilmington home. His lawyers also searched
his Delaware vacation house. They said no classified records
were found there. I find
it odd that the lawyers are searching his house. I've had
lawyers, no lawyer is going to come to my house. I just
searched around for anything. That's
former National Security Official Javed Ali says the
matter brings up serious questions about how Mr. Biden
and his team handled classified material.
But as a former intelligence professional, you're we were all
indoctrinated to never leave our offices with any classified
material whatsoever. And that's the whole point of the worst.
Garland has now appointed to special counsels in two months
to investigate the handling of sensitive materials by the
sitting president and former President Trump who had over 300
classified documents at his Mar a Lago with state. Today House
Speaker Kevin McCarthy questioned Biden's transparency.
They knew this has happened to President Biden before the
election, but they kept it a secret from the American public.
Now we find another location that it's at.
Yeah, that that obviously is kind of lame that they knew
about this, just before the midterm election, and they
clearly covered that up. Here's a here's a question that Tina
asked me this night. I didn't have an answer. She said, Where
are classified documents stored? Are they not stored digitally?
Are these just things that are done on a typewriter with carbon
carbon paper? I mean, who where are these things stored?
Well, they're supposed to be stored in a skiff.
Now that's where you can view them. You can view them in the
skiff. Okay. What? River? What server? Are they on? Where the
who's in charge of that? I mean, are they in?
Need, we have dude's name
keys in order to open up the classified documents. You know,
this whole thing could be one big joke. Classified. They're
stored somewhere. They're printed out. He prints them out,
takes them home. Can anyone print them out? Can you only
print them out in the skiff? So then he would have done that in
the school. I mean, these are all questions that will never be
answered.
No, because nobody's gonna look into that there's something else
going on. Yeah, that's why I'm kind of in with Lee Smith is
something there's something wrong with the entire narrative.
And there's something that we're not we're not finding out and no
one seems to be interested in finding it out to just say
whatever. Whatever. John Pierre Claude down, tells him to play
including including the sea faces seriously, man.
I mean, really, all everyone is doing is just the outrage. No
one's actually doing any investigative reporting. You
know, these guys had an opinion. I like that had a different
opinion. The guys you played but no one seems to be taking him
seriously at all.
I'm just baffled as
you are. I see you have a clip. And it's an ask Adam. I'd like
to handle this right now because it's it's relevant to the full
faith and credit of the United States of America. And this is
the the debt limit. with Janet Yellen came out and said, Boy,
oh, boy, boy, we got to raise the debt limit because we're
going to reach it by Thursday. And if we don't reach, if we
don't raise the debt limit by Thursday, then we're gonna have
to start cutting things left and right. So the full faith and
credit of the United States will still be good. So we can play,
pay our debts. And it never ceases to amaze me how clueless
people are in the United States about this. They say, it's
unAmerican not to raise the debt limit. I mean, it's, it's what
we do, and now stands at, I think, $31.6 trillion.
And it's just ridiculous. And,
you know, they would have to raise and see if I explained
this correctly. So the shortfall that we have from our tax
revenue, which I think the tax revenue that comes in is
probably just paying off the interest at this point. So we
have to create more money. And the way we do that is the
Federal Reserve gets to go ahead, hey, we want to borrow
some more money. And then they create it. And we have to pay
that back. So it gets added to the to the to the the debt
limit. And of course, with the higher interest rates, it's all
going to it could potentially spiral out of control. Maybe
it's already spiraling out of control. So you haven't asked
Adam about this?
Yeah. As as as going to ask you what do you think the current
debt limit they want what they want to set the new debt limit
at?
Play the jingle? Sorry? You've confused? I don't even know what
my ask Adam is anymore. All right. I do not know the answer
to this. But the last time they raise it, I think two or $3
trillion. I'm just going to guess seeing as inflation is
probably probably really a 10% average, that they would have to
raise it by $3 trillion. I don't know why I'm coming up with that
number just feels right.
Well, here's the here's the answer.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned Congress that the federal
government will hit its debt limit next Thursday. After that
date, Yellen said the Treasury will take what she called
extraordinary measures to shift funds around and prevent a
national default. In turn, the White House urged Congress to
quickly raise the limit. Now set it $31.4 trillion.
So what are they raising it to?
They never said
this is this is a bogus Adam. I'm glad I didn't find the
jingles. It's okay. I'm going to give you the answer. That how we
solve this this is this is the same every single since we're
doing the show. How many times have we heard time to raise the
debt limit? How many?
More than once a year? Hmm, no, no, no. Yes. No. More than one?
Yes, yes. But when?
Okay. I'm sorry, how many times we heard there was a crisis, a
political crisis? And one party said, No, we don't want to raise
it
more than once a year. I this is not a one time deal. No, I just
happened.
The political crisis. When it really comes down. It's always
when Republicans are running the show. That's when the media goes
and makes a big deal about it. That's we've never we only
handle one
idea. That's a good point. So in the Democrats running things,
yeah. Because there's taking a point now, right, because the
Republicans just took over. We didn't hear this last year.
No. And the answer is always the same. And I have it here. In
this case, it's from let me see, it's from Forbes and I'm not
going to tell you what Forbes said. But they gave the same
solution they give every single time the Republicans are at bat
and can stop the raising of the debt limit. And we play the same
clip every single time it happens from The Simpsons, and
1945. The people of Europe have struggled to rebuild following
the war. Saddam Simpson
believes this crisis President Truman promised really, American
tax dollars
will help our allies who fought so poorly and surrendered so
readily.
make good on this drunken post drum unauthorized the one time
printing of the largest denomination currency ever a
trillion dollar bill. trillion dollar bill spicy meatball
and here it is forms the trillion dollar coin and other
long shot debt crisis solutions. Richard McGehee who wrote this
shame on you douchebag I can't believe If they do this every
single time, the President could fix it by minting a trillion
dollar platinum coin and deposit that with the Federal Reserve.
You're right. We have this has cropped up at least five times
and 50. We even named
the show the trillion dollar bill show or coin we've coin
coin here. 2013 2013. Now that was the oh, let me see if we
have truly here ABC one, two years this from this is
Have you heard of the ABC act? No.
This is a proposal. ABC stands for automatic boost to
communities. It would provide a boost debit card, we would all
get this. By the way all of us, taxpayers dependents, non
citizens, even if you don't have a bank account or social
security number, even if you don't have an address, everybody
gets $2,000 and then your card would be reloaded with $1,000
Every month until one year after the end of the virus crisis.
This is stupid. This is from 2020 So you're not wrong that it
was pretty frequent. This is Pelosi on Tapper
and the fact is that an all for the bills that have passed
before they've all been bipartisan, and we've all in our
caucus have agreed that everything is Coronavirus,
centric and also in a timely way that relates to the virus. It's
too deadly to our lives to our livelihood, to our democracy for
us to use it for any other purpose. So when the money for
state and local is to allay the cost of the defray the cost of
the outlays they've made for Coronavirus, and the revenue
loss because of the Coronavirus Testing, testing the three
pillars, honor our heroes by supporting our state so that
they don't lose their jobs, these heroes don't lose their
jobs, open up government by testing, tracing, treatment,
etc. And the third is putting money in the pockets of American
people. All of it timed and centric to the Coronavirus. We
would be an endless amount of money if we put our wish list
for the future in there. But that is not what the case is.
And sometimes I get a little heat from my own folks who say
why can we do this in this bill and that in the budget, because
that's not what the bill is about. This bill is for this
purpose. And it's a big price. But it's a big problem. And as
chairman of the Fed said think big because the interest rates
will never be lower. And so we are they've used the interest
rates to give confidence that credit will be available because
the interest rates are low. We want those same interest rates
and they use it to bolster the stock market. We want to use it
to bolster
the other people what the heck, I'm sorry, I would cut that out
of the show. It said trillion dollar coin right there on the
title. So I'm so wow, you were just you biggest dud ever. I
really apologize must have been some series that we were doing
there is we did I definitely recall at least twice before,
like in 20. I don't know if 13. At least there was a trillion
dollar coin segment on our show now to 23 least twice. Yeah.
2013
is when I had the that's where I had that or the original
Simpsons clip from. I guess it did come back. 2020 21 it was
I'm just looking at some searches anyway. It's dumb. It
never happens. Shame on you, Forbes. What are you thinking?
Stupid?
Well, it was this idiotic voice.
Alright, let's go to the other big story, which is going to be
a very interesting media war. This is the report that came
out. I think it came out during our show even Thursday that
there's some up some up with the bio valium with the bio vandal
shot. It could be giving people strokes, and right away on
Friday, right away. I have all these great, great little
articles New York Times the CDC. But before we do that, let's
listen to Good Morning America. The
FDA and CDC are standing by the safety of Pfizer's updated
booster after concerns about a possible safety risk. The agency
launching an investigation after data from the vaccine monitoring
system suggested a link between the booster and an increased
risk of stroke and people over 65. The CDC says they acted
quickly in assessing the concern which was detected in late
November and after a review of safety databases. Databases the
CDC found no other safety system have shown a similar signal they
also said Multiple subsequent analysis have not validated this
sign concluding that it is very unlikely that the vaccine poses
a true risk the FDA and CDC will continue to analyze data from
those safety systems. But you guys, no changes have been made
to the COVID-19 guidance. Well, don't do
ma'am. Now. Now this
is important. So well, like crap. You know, this reminds me
of that of the meme that I put in the newsletter, where they're
sitting there, you know, the panel on CNN, and we're just
getting this and Dana Bash is listening to it. Oh, and from
our sources at Pfizer, they say is not the vaccine.
What she said though, was exactly the answer that CDC has
given. So the New York Times is where I first started this
trail. I'm just going to read you a little pieces from this
article. No increased stroke risks linked to Pfizer's COVID,
boosters federal officials say. And here's here's in this
article, among about 550,000 people aged 65 and older, so
we're only talking about 65 and older who had received the
Pfizer bio and tech by Valen. Booster 130 had ischemic
strokes. And they use that term, specifically. So I'm sure that's
a very specific type of stroke, which I think is blood clot
related in the 21st days after receiving the shots. So they've
already narrowed it down to 21 days after receiving the shot,
raising fears that the two events were related, but
analysis, listen, but analysis of the data using a different
method did not reveal an increased risk of ischemic
stroke. Are you kidding me? They didn't explain what the analysis
using a different method. But you would you do count with
Common Core if something is I mean, so I go to look at the
CDC. CDC and FDA identify preliminary COVID 19 vaccine
safety signal for persons aged 65 years and older, the CDC
themselves. This preliminary signal has not been identified
with the moderna COVID-19 vaccine by Vaillant. There also
may be other confounding factors contributing to the signal
identified in the VSD that merit further investigation.
Furthermore, it is important to note that To date, no other
safety systems have shown a similar signal. And multiple
subsequent analyses have not validated this signal
gobbledygook. What are their signals, they say very clearly,
the various database all of a sudden, they using the various
database. And the V safe. V safe is the app you're you can
download after you've received your vaccination, and then you
can report if you're dead. So the V safe didn't did not, you
know, if you got a stroke, then you're not going to report it to
V safe. And the vaccine safety DataLink VSD, which I had not
heard of before. These are 13 sites that provide clinical,
methodological and data expertise. Only 11 of them
provide data and all of them are Kaiser Permanente outfits. So
they get data from Kaiser Permanente in California, New
York, New Hampshire, nothing in the middle, except I think,
maybe Montana and they may not even be reporting and that is
where they get signals from. So they see someone Oh, yeah, you
know, we heard someone Someone killed over a stroke and we're
reporting it. This is they did no test. They did no actual
clinical test. They just said got any signals got no signal,
you got a signal we got no signal. And that all of a sudden
is is how the refuting this. This is adverse events report
after by valen booster dose appear appear. You love these
words, John, consistent with those reported after a mono
valen booster, and are less common and less serious than
health impacts associated with COVID 19 illness so there was
something going on. But COVID is worse, again, did just that.
They're just they're just giving you lip lip service. Let's go
back to ABC more on it. Let's
bring in ABC medical contributor Dr. I love Patel joining us from
San Francisco this morning. We just heard Mona say the CDC is
not changing any recommendation saying it's very unlikely that
the vaccine poses a true risk. How have they come to that
conclusion?
And what does this mean going forward? Well, you simply put
the CDC did see this early signal for something called the
vaccine safety DataLink which is designed to try to detect these
early signals, which could be rare side effects.
It's not designed. They make it sound like we have everybody
wired up will know immediately when something happened side
effects happened we're on the we're on the case. No, you
don't. It just didn't. They're waiting for some hospital to
tell you that something's wrong. Well, that's not going to
happen.
But as we just heard, that was one signal from vaccine safety
DataLink, which has been around for almost 30 years. From other
studies, including data from other countries, there was no
link found.
Other countries. This is this is your circular recording and
reporting according to the Uganda times we can report here
in the New York Times is everything is okay. So we got
data from other countries and they said fine,
30 years, but from other studies, including data from
other countries, there was no link found. So this is is
reassuring and should actually give the public trust and more
faith in the FDA and the CDC to look for any potential side
effects not only now but moving forward.
Now, of course, the big problem is we have all of these skeptics
out there people who are clearly Kuna
vaccine skepticism out there. So I have to ask you the question,
should people still get a booster right now?
Yes, should especially people who are high risk such as the
elderly or anyone who is immunocompromised, and either we
need to be honest here and say that the power of vaccines and
boosters is to prevent severe illness and hospitalizations.
approvable provable power, it's
the power of a baby and not
just out there to prevent every single positive test or mild
infection. It's also important to remind people that these
Bible and vaccine are still protective against SB 1.5, which
comes from the Omicron family and people have any questions to
chat with their doctors and make sure they're getting good,
trusted information?
What happened to talk to your, your medical professional chat
with your doctor? Have a chat? Hey, Doc, I wanna have a chat.
Who is this guy? He's really a stooge.
That's a doctor. I love Patel. We've we've we've excoriated him
before, but our favorite is Dr. Jenn Ashton from ABC, ABC must
be making bank off of Pfizer, in this case now with
Dr. Kenan, we're talking about long COVID The long
term effects
so we've heard many, many times since the pandemic and how many
people confirmed in this country have had COVID 19 infection
again, estimates are that it could be 10 times that high, who
had it never was tested never was confirmed, long COVID as
much of an issue as those acute infections. And now a recent
study published in the British Medical Journal, looked at about
300,000 people in Israel vaccinated versus unvaccinated
COVID versus
there's no unvaccinated people in Israel. This is but on its
face is ridiculous. You could not breathe in Israel without
having a vaccination. This is total total crap. But you see
what's happening. But the reason you're dying. And getting
strokes is long COVID
people who didn't have COVID and found the incidence of long
COVID, much higher than we thought. And this is by
definition symptoms that can persist for weeks or more after
the initial infection, regardless of how severe that
infection is. Very, very high respiratory problems, brain fog,
mood disorders, difficult musculoskeletal pain, fatigue,
it runs the gamut. And so I think this bears repeating,
there is some evidence that suggests that people who have
been vaccinated are at lower risk of developing long COVID
Which of course is just one more reason to get vaccinated cars.
But it's not just about that acute infection, you've not
listened to her own personal story, guys. It's something that
10s of millions of people may be dealing with for months or even
a year or more afterwards. And
I saw the average age of this study was 25 years old. Were
kids
included in this is that also the case with not as much we
don't know, in the pediatric population as well. We don't
have that same kind of data. But you guys I was asking you in the
break if you've had COVID I've had COVID twice the first time I
actually did have some benign a arrhythmia that lasted for a
couple of months irregular heartbeat after my infection. So
this is something we all need to be on the lookout for
long COVID gives you arrhythmia. Okay, all right. Dr. Jim,
wait, she had COVID Twice.
Yeah.
Did she ever get she was she should have gotten vaccinated?
She did
she? Yes. This is what happens. It's long. COVID You can't
fight? Look, she's not dead. She's not you know what the next
next stage is? That Okay, well, it doesn't actually prevent you
from getting sick and dying, but you'll go to heaven. That would
be the be the obvious next benefit of getting getting your
booster back to ABC again
to COVID. Tonight and after a lengthy investigation. Some
reassuring news to share with you the FDA and CDC tonight are
now revealing the results of an investigation into the safety of
the Pfizer booster shot and any potential stroke risk. Health
officials finding that the updated booster does not
increase the risk of stroke and people 65 and older. The
investigation began after data raised concerns about a possible
risk. They remain convinced Pfizer booster is safe and
effective. They say no change to current recommendations.
Now I am willing to accept that. That the by valen booster does
not kill people or give them strokes over 65. The people
we're seeing are under 30. This is not discussed anywhere. Oh 65
Nothing wrong here. No signals. We're seeing young people we're
seeing Yeah.
For the concerned man, men
men, let's go to some breaking news, Fox News alert at the CDC
investigates
a possible link between Pfizer's COVID 19 vaccine and an
increased risk of strokes. The agency says the safety concern
is limited to people 65 and older. Here to explain Fox News
Medical contributor Dr. Jeanette national, well,
they actually positioned it that way. Strokes people stroking out
65 Not a problem,
Doc, you know, this kind of scares me. Can you put it into
detail? You know, I know. They said it's only 65 and above but
all of us that took the vaccine that were supportive of the
vaccine, should we be concerned?
No, I don't think you should be concerned. I think we should all
just This is Fox. I love it.
Be aware know your risk.
This is just a safety sneak signal. What does that mean? The
CDC has programs in place to track and to figure out, Okay,
how many people are suffering from a certain condition after
they receive the vaccine,
the certain condition is a stroke. They're not reporting
that and what they
found here was at a 550,000 Seniors those 65 and older
within 21 days of receiving a booster Pfizer vaccine, not
Maderna. But the Pfizer booster the new one.
This is what's interesting that they're really starting to
hammer that this is this is Pfizer, not Maderna,
which makes it sound like a promotion.
Well, interesting. You say that? Because something very
interesting is happening at this very moment we go to
P b s cancer deaths in the United States have dropped.
This is the wrong one. Yeah, this is the one I meant. Here we
go. PBS
ever since COVID. Vaccines first became available in the United
States, the Federal Government has been buying them from
manufacturers and distributing them from free. But that was
never intended to be permanent. And soon they'll be distributed
by the manufacturers at prices they set. The government was
paying $26 a dose for modern has updated boosters. But Maderna
and Pfizer have both said they're considering a range of
$110 to $130 a dose on the open market. Why the jump? And what
does this mean for the future of vaccine cost as new variants
emerge, especially for those without insurance? Jennifer
Cates is Senior Vice President and Director of Global Health at
K FF, the Kaiser Family Foundation. Jennifer first let's
be clear
that the Kaiser Family Foundation, the very people who
said don't worry about it VSD the one thing we maintained all
say Family Foundation Oh signal Jennifer, first, let's
be clear that $110 to $130 range. What do those numbers
represent? A rip off
what we think they represent what the manufacturers have said
they might charge when the vaccines are in the commercial
market, they could end up charging more. But this is
before Jack. And essentially that would be the price per dose
about four or close to five times what the federal
government paid even at the high end. Who would they be charging
that too? Right. So good. There's good news and bad news
here. The good news is that for most people with public or
private insurance, we will not be paying for those vaccines, we
are protected against costs. It's the buyers, the insurers
who are the purchasers who are going to be paying that and it
is possible that will have a trickle down effect on premiums,
and certainly will increase costs for this healthcare system
for individuals who
say healthcare system
that will have a trickle down effect on premiums, and
certainly will increase costs for this healthcare system. For
individuals, mostly most individuals with insurance will
be okay.
Yeah, no, you're not going to be okay. It's gonna raise
everybody's rates. This this might be related. This is a
little more backstory to it.
So why this increase? Why go from charging the government $26
to this big increase?
So if we think back to 2020, when COVID first was emerging
and becoming a huge emergency, there were no vaccines. And the
government made a bet that if it purchased vaccines and advanced
candidates that weren't even authorized yet, and helped fund
the research that one of those candidates would be good enough.
And in fact, we had more than one, and the government
continued to buy in bulk. And by doing so the federal government
basically was saying to the manufacturers, we're taking care
of your risk here. We're buying these from you to distribute so
you don't have that risk of losing money in the marketplace.
Now that we're going into a commercialized environment, it's
the market. And these manufacturers are trying to
assess who's going to want my vaccine. What are they? What's
it going to be worth to them? Is there going to be demand? And
they're just they're going to try to make some profit. That's
not how it worked before.
So could it be possible that we have a two warring factions
fizer versus Maderna. And Maderna saying, Hey, man, their
stuff sucks, man, just gonna kill you, bro. And this is
coming right around the time when advertising will be cranked
up massively
reminding me of the Boeing Airbus wars from some years back
in the early part of the show. Yeah, there's a couple of things
at play here. It looks like
two more clips if you after you say whatever you got to
well, that I think there's an element there. But there's also
kind of a sub sub text messaging going on about about the value
of an NH s or the French healthcare says something is,
the government gets a better deal, you know, because they put
us off it was we had government if we had true health care,
government sponsored one pay single payer health care, we
wouldn't have these profit tears, because everybody in the
back of their minds knows that both Pfizer and Maderna had a
huge profits from the 10 and $20 shots that they were selling to
the government, huge eight, I think one of them 18 billion
other ones and 30 or something like that huge profit. So so the
idea that they need to do this to make a profit is bullcrap.
But just continue, is there
any way the government can create a safety net here?
So it's interesting, the Biden administration did come out with
a proposal to do that, in their budget request, they basically
said, look, there's a problem. The uninsured in the United
States, adults don't get guaranteed access to any vaccine
that's recommended, whether it's flu or COVID. And we want to
change that let's create a program called a vaccines for
adults program modeled after a really successful one that's for
kids. Well, Congress didn't bite on that. And so there is no
program. I think the question is, Will Congress at some point
appropriate additional funds, so that that could that could
happen, at least for COVID? That hasn't happened yet.
Just harkening back to the raising of the debt limit. If
you raise the debt limit by $3 trillion, isn't that by
definition, once again, inflationary? We're only when we
use it. I don't know. Okay, final one from this. This PBS
Weekend Report.
Are there potential public health implications from this?
There certainly are. I mean, for all of the noise around the
vaccines, what we know about these vaccines is
noise, noise, noise, concern noise, it's noise, people just
noise they work
really well to prevent people from getting sick, and hospital.
How well, really well really
well about these vaccines is a they work really well to prevent
getting sick, and hospitalized and even dying. If they get
COVID. You certainly don't want people who are uninsured
or even dying. If they get COPD, wait a minute, to get
sicker just because they can't afford this. B even though the
vaccines do not 100% prevent transmission. They don't
like 0% to reduce. They reduce it, I'm sorry, they do reduce it
100% prevent transmission, they do reduce it. And we know that
if you give people a vaccine, they're going to be less likely
to be infectious, they're going to be less likely to transmit to
everyone's you this
Jennifer Cates of KF F to Kaiser Family Foundation. Thank you
very much.
Hello, Kaiser Family Kaiser family right there to give you
the signal or no signal. Now we have to wrap this up with with
our boy Osterholm. Who's doing podcasts
I'd also like to ask you about the conspiracy theory that has
been floating around on social media following the incident
involving Demar. Hamlin, the buffalo basketball player who
went into cardiac arrest during a game against the Cincinnati
Bengals. This theory suggests that the COVID-19 vaccines
played a role. There's been similar speculation about the
death of soccer journalist grant wall. Now, we don't want to give
this theory more oxygen than we need to. But the reality is,
it's out there. And it's part of a familiar pattern we've been
seeing since vaccines became available. What's your response?
What say you?
Let me be really clear, there are a number of people who have
alleged that grant actually died from COVID or something to do
with COVID vaccination and that in a sense, implying that Selene
must have something to do with this all because she's such a
pro COVID vaccine scientist is absolutely not true. The rumors,
disinformation and almost terroristic comments have no
validity whatsoever in this tragedy. Grant died from aortic
aneurysm confirmed by autopsy here in the United States in an
unembodied body meaning that they made every effort to get
every piece of information they could so this one I'm put to
rest has nothing to do with COVID.
Is this published it? Did this family put out the autopsy
cremation No. Well, let's talk about Hamlet. But let me I'm
sorry.
Wait, assume they did.
So let me move now to Mr. Hamlin. Now he suffered a blow
to his chest, which has been known in other activities to
actually cause the kind of cardiac corrosivity experience.
Yeah, right
away.
There were those disinformation, almost evil people out there.
That would be Austrian disinformation, almost, we're
not quite
all we do is just play these clips where we get Wow, we
evil because we're disinformation is
those different for me in that clip nation, almost evil people
out there that aha, this had to be COVID related myocarditis
associated with a vaccine myocarditis being an
inflammation of the heart muscle. All I can tell you at
this point, there are no data, none nothing that would support
that COVID vaccination or COVID infection even had anything to
do with this particular event.
Even COVID infection could have nothing to do with this event.
This is great.
And
I found that to be a botch.
I think it's a botch to do even though the no disinformation is
almost evil people said, Hey, man, maybe it's because of COVID
piece, just throwing that out. And that's a mistake, because he
has to make sure that long COVID Long COVID is on deck for the
blame. And long COVID is probably because you waited too
long to get your booster COVID vaccination
or COVID infection even had anything to do with this
particular event. And it does nothing to promote anything
about the truth just to continue to say that and to cause this
kind of fear and panic about the vaccine. So I hope no one no one
will avert getting the vaccine, who should, as we've talked so
many times before about who those people are based on this
case alone. And while I don't believe whether it be grants
case, or whether it be you know, Mr. Hammonds case, we're going
to see those people change what their messaging is, but we in
the public should not stand for that. We can't stand for that.
Put it down every time you see it. Don't be afraid to put it
down. It's what we should do. And and as part of this podcast
family, this is how we take care of each other. Put that
information down. I don't know. But
I want to be a podcast family too.
I don't want to podcast family so I can just kind of Puck, I
don't know, if he's gonna be bitching and moaning like that.
I want to play that clip that came out that everyone sent
copies around. Of the BBC cardi are the cardiac ologists. That
was allowed on BBC. I have it. I don't know how old this clip is.
But it's not very old. Yeah.
I have it right here.
Yeah, I have it too.
Oh, that's why I have it.
This guy comes on the BBC, and they let them go. I made this
was shocking to everybody. Like why did they cut this guy off?
Are you given that? Right? I can't hear you anymore. What's
your all time favorite? Check. Breaking up.
Okay, on top of that request. So one of the reasons I think this
has come into the news just now is obviously there's been a big
concern. Recently around excess deaths. Now the British Heart
Foundation have said certainly during the pandemic, or since
the pandemic there's been 30,000 excess deaths specifically due
to coronary artery disease. That's my area of expertise. And
they're trying to figure out what's causing it. Analysis I've
done even call Hennigan the Director of Central evidence
based medicine Oxford, suggests that statin pills prescription
hasn't reduced in the pandemic. So it's unlikely to be a cause.
But what is almost certainly, if you allow me to say this a
request of what I have my own research has found is that the
COVID mRNA vaccines do carry a cardiovascular risk. And I've
actually called for the suspension of this pending an
inquiry because there's a lot of uncertainty at the moment about
what's causing the excess deaths. Some of it will be
ambulance delays. My own father, it was reported on BBC News in
late 2021. I was the first to actually highlight the ambulance
delays because my own father suffered a cardiac arrest at
home, and the ambulance took 30 minutes. And when his post
mortem came out, he had very severe coronary artery disease,
which is unexplainable. I then published in a peer reviewed
journal, they accepted my findings that the likely cause
of his death was two doses of the Pfizer mRNA vaccine he had
six months earlier.
So what you're saying in terms of the mRNA link to cardio
versus vascular risk is that that is a proven it's been
proven medically has it scientifically? Yeah,
yeah. So the question is, so in medicine, you know, in any
research that we do, it's very difficult to always be
absolutely conclusive. So we go on like, and there are lots of
data now, the original trials of Pfizer, Maderna, with mRNA
vaccines showed and I just want to put this in absolute terms.
We don't scare people unnecessarily, but the absolute
risks of serious adverse events was at least one in 100. threat.
And a lot of those are cardiovascular and then it will
you will more likely in those trials to suffer a serious
adverse event than to be hospitalized early on, we should
be reassured that Omicron. And what's circulating is really no
worse than the flu. And this is really time to pause the vaccine
rollout and to really investigate this properly. Yeah,
okay,
we have to get you get you off. There's no good. One of the most
so so the point is, why is bitching about us a question?
Why do you keep rattling your mic? When you start talking? I
haven't heard that. Or you keep doing this every single time.
Something's loose. Oh, okay.
Mommy can tighten it tighten up man. Need to be tight? Yeah,
it's very readily, very readily. So one of the most emailed clips
over the past week has been this spoof called the Institute of
coincidences. And people will email that to me without the
title, like, you'll love this. And I wanted to say, I don't
love it. And I want to remind everybody that more and more
people are realizing that Ooh, maybe this is not such a good
idea. I think people there's, I'm sure there's people
listening to this show, but like, oh, man, what's gonna
happen to me? Please, when so do not do this, except ever don't
go knee. I'm unleaded. I'm pure black. No, be nice to people,
approach them with compassion and love and understanding and
empathy. Don't do that. That because everyone has tried to
murder all of us. And I mean that sincerely. So think about
that. Just be be a little compassionate. Now when it comes
to Australia, I have no compassion. They're crazy.
Australia is putting a world first vaccine to the test human
trials getting underway for a three in one jab. against common
and deadly respiratory illnesses. The Super shots could
save time and money per shot pressure on our health system,
combating a triple threat with one single job,
you could go to the doctor and get one vaccine that essentially
covers you for influenza COVID and RSV poster going back
several times in that same year, that will be helpful,
and it could be closer than we think the University of the
Sunshine Coast start in clinical trials of a new Maderna vaccine
for the aim of this trial really is to see whether a combination
vaccine that includes all three would be as tolerable as giving
someone each vaccine separately
COVID, RSD, and influenza A triple barrel shot posing a
major shake up to Australia's annual Well, helping to ease the
burden on an overloaded system
one visit one vaccination, possibly a booster as opposed to
potentially three visits three boosters and I just think that
will take a big load off our current health system.
It can take several years to collate enough data before the
vaccine can be rolled out safely. Researchers here and now
looking to expand their pool of participants
and are calling for more volunteers. We're looking for
people who are generally in good health between 50 and 75. And
they can be male or female.
I'm quite proud to say that in the years to come If the
sexiness developed that tiny tiny part and its development.
Wow man. I love that super shot. triple barrel. I'm seeing a lot
of trolls and the troll room saying no way no compassion
screw. This is this is exactly this is the result they want.
This is what they want be divided and we can do that
forever and it's gonna benefit nobody. You're stupid. It's not
it's not. It's not okay. Yes, they wanted you dead. Yes. They
hated you sure they did. The mind control is so silly. The
vaccinated who Oh, come on, John, the vaccinated. It was the
pandemic of the unvaccinated. They're killing us. Jimmy Kimmel
said you know a guy who was unvaccinated got a heart attack
die. No, no, no show you're stronger than that. It will make
us all stronger against the very people who are trying to kill
all of us. All of us to reach our schwob Reach out to your
brothers and sisters. Gosh, that is so crazy. So crazy. All
right, do whatever do it.
You're gonna play almost play a clip that I have a copy of but I
sweetened my version. Oh, let's play it. What do you what is?
This is the cancer clip. Oh, yeah, okay.
I will not play mine. Yours will be much better
cancer deaths in the United States have dropped 33% In the
last three decades, that's according to a new A report from
the American Cancer Society. Among the reports highlights
cervical cancer rates dropped 65% for women in their early
20s. In part thanks to the HPV vaccine, I think not. But there
are troubling signs as well. advanced prostate cancer
diagnoses have risen roughly four and a half percent annually
since 2011. For a closer look, I'm joined by Karen Knutson, CEO
of the American Cancer Society. Karen, thank you so much for
joining us. Let's just start with that good news, a 33% drop
in cancer deaths since 1991. That translates to an estimated
3.8 million deaths averted. How did we get there? That's exactly
right. So 1991 was a high watermark in this country when
we peaked of our cancer for cancer death rates in the US. So
since that time, the investments in cancer research by the
American Cancer Society, the government and other entities
has really borne fruit in giving us a new strategies for cancer
prevention, for early detection, which we know is critical for
improved outcome, as well as new treatments and in some cases
cure for the 200 diseases that we call cancer.
So we have better screening. Now. There's fewer smokers out
there as well. But I do want to highlight that specific 65% Drop
in cervical cancer rates that's for women in their early 20s. We
know that cancer kills some 4000 women every year, how much of
that decline do you attribute just to that vaccine?
We see a significant relationship between vaccination
for HPV and that decline because it's specific to that group of
women that precipitous decline in cervical cancer incidents.
Adopted there because it became a promotion. Yes. For the HPV
vaccine for the next 10 minutes. That's all they talked about.
Well, yeah, yes. Did they also talk about boys getting the HPV
shot?
No, they actually they. That's odd. I found it odd to they just
really were pounding home, the
HPV, and we were we were all 4000
Out of what 300 million people? Yeah, I mean, it's not as
consequential but there's more people on the various database
after getting the mRNA vaccine than 4000 that died.
So we were all over this Gardasil de Word as they were
promoting this in dorm rooms hanging little sad, little,
little, little goodie bags on the doors of college dorm dorm
rooms, and if I recall, of the, I'm just I'm just, I'm just
throwing out numbers, I think it was of the 12 different
different types of HPV. This only really stopped three. It
was very painful. You needed to, I don't think was covered by
insurance at the time was very expensive. $300 either total,
or, or one. And, and if you also remember, there were a lot of
adverse reactions. tell you there were girls who were
walking back walking backwards? Yeah. The walking backwards was
the best. They had the tics and all kinds of and parents. I
mean, it just comes and goes. They report on it. Move on.
Nothing to see here.
But the fact that this was triggered by the number 33
twice, Oh, yeah. Yeah, no, I hear that in the report. I'm
thinking well, there's something amiss. You're kind
of kind of done there. Yeah, I agree. Okay, are we done with
the let me see, are we done with Big Pharma for today? Oh, wait,
wait, no Big Pharma has one other things. Now, it's not
worth it. To play that. board with pharma. What else can we
yell about?
Why do we have China in the COVID? In China update? We
should mostly get data. Oh, yeah,
of course, if you have that. He would go.
A top epidemiologist in China is warning that rampid COVID 19
infections may not subside for two to three months. Instead he
says the virus will spread from cities into the countryside as
millions of people travel home for Lunar New Year celebrations.
That raises new fears. Many of China's rural communities cannot
cope with major medical emergencies.
Isn't this exactly the same? Dare I say it playbook as 2019?
Yeah, but they in 2018 They cut the travel off. Right but
right okay. But they stuck they ended up I think they first
they'd let them go for the Chinese Lunar New Year. No, no,
no, they cut them off. I thought they'd let him go. No, no would
have been a mess. The and this is like now they either get the
other analysis I've heard is that this is this is all Omicron
is not going to be you know There's going to be something
like 80% of the whole population has got tests positive it's just
like it's out of control. But it's just it's not killing that
that man. I mean, they're killing booty a billion point
for 1.4 billion people. There's a lot of people we're going to
be dead. details details. They have to they've put a stop to
the lock downs and that's what matters. Yeah. Hmm.
Well, Oh, this one last thing. You I saw that you signed up for
the super secret Mastodon instance.
Yeah, I did. Pretty cool, right. Well, what it does it is a super
secret Mastodon instance. And exactly what so in other words,
so it's unknown. And so it's not blocked.
Wow, this is one or one or two found it's blocked. It's curry
blocking.
Why did they How did they figure that out?
I don't know. It's fashion adjacent man. I don't know. They
figured it out.
Well, that stinks. You got to create a whole new it's no,
no, no, it's just it's believe me. It's an unknown instance.
You're good. And you went to the federated timeline, because I've
carefully curated all of these former Twitter people I would
say mainly,
yeah, a bunch of journalists and other AI holes like Robert Reich
over there at Cal
Yeah, he's Yeah, he's on there a lot.
And they're all and melodica Macedon dot social which I
thought was interesting. Which and that whole group on Macedon
dot social which have blocked no agenda. They're a bunch of
Nazis, but they're in the guise of communists. It's
unbelievable. They are shameful all of them as great. Well, it's
kind of frightening. Kept me up a little too late. Thanks for
that. Shrek that both of us pull on each other rarely, I don't do
it much. But he did it. He says to me this link at about 11 at
night. I'm gonna go to bed in an hour. And it's this crazy
instance where I go in there just to check it out. And oh my
god. It's like a goldmine of creeps. And so all journalists
going well, you know, Trump sucks. They're still on Trump.
Is there a problem? Did
you see Jeff Jarvis because he he's he's the he's the master.
He boosts everybody. So if you're looking for someone to
follow Oh, yeah, no,
you follow Jeff Jarvis, you get all you get connected to all the
douchebags. So I don't know if boosts everything. I don't know
if you saw Lena when
I did not catch Lena. Wait, no, no, she's not not a Muslim. But
she wrote an op ed in the Washington Post, and bring this
up here. And I found that I had had not heard of this article.
Luckily, Jeff Jarvis had tweeted it. And it's we are over
counting COVID deaths and hospitals, the hospitals,
hospitalization, that's a problem.
Yeah. Now this is I read this already, that this piece, which
is like contrary to everything that's been going on for two
years, claims that they're over, claims what we claimed over a
year ago, and when the Canadian guy who is investigating the
Canadian COVID debts, if you remember that clip, of some guys
going around looking at each and every COVID death and found that
about 20% of them were actually from COVID and 80%. Were from
car accidents. So they just happen to have something else
going on. They're in a hospital, they died. But they tested
positive and some people were being actually tested after they
died, even though they weren't in the hospital for COVID. And
so that was a we've always assumed they were over
reporting. But all during that period, and Lena Wen was one of
these people all during that period. They kept saying the
same words over and over. We probably could document this
with clips, which was wow, we think they're probably being
under reported. The numbers probably low Fauci used to say
that all the time, they now
know much worse, it's much worse.
It's much worse than that reporting.
So what was nice about this is that Jeff Jarvis had something
to say. And Jeff Jarvis by the way, the bigoted racist, he's a
bigoted racist. Jeff Jarvis has said this. I don't and I'd have
to do a Jeff Jarvis voice of thaw. I don't understand. Well,
he's, you're way off here. Can you pitch guy would it be
better?
I don't understand what happened to when she's been blank. Let's
not do it. That's better. I'll do
a little if you could try to hold that. Well, I don't think
you can do it.
I'm not gonna do it. It triggers Tina is she doesn't like that
voice. I don't understand
why that's that robot. That voice is to do about the
firewall, the firewall is
very triggering. I don't understand what happened to when
she has been playing into the far rights anti science
campaigns with this pandemic and the post is helping her. Now
let's read a couple of follow ups. Matt chambers I don't know
who that is. She's terrible. Ignore her. Sam Adams federated
dot press, people who believe this don't know how to read a
death certificate. I've covered this extensively. The right
claims COVID is not a factor in death of people who are already
sick when it absolutely is. Many could have lived years longer if
it were not for COVID. They're trying to say if a person dies
in a car crash and as COVID authorities claimed COVID killed
them, which is absolutely false. I can't figure out what
Republicans think they gain from this disinformation so now Lena
win is just like a drink Glenn Greenwald and Matt Taibbi are
now right wing there and far right
she's about it. She's a lefty oh, these people turn on
themselves so quickly. This is the big gripe that bowtie EB and
Greenwald have with the left because they're extremely left
wing Greenwald in particular is is a socialist let's try and and
they would try it you know, they got kicked off all the platforms
because they they questioned this Russia gate thing and there
was no verboten.
So a doctor who was heralded for her pin out, we think she's a
shill but heralded for her heroics during the Boston
Marathon bombing. Who was the who was running the I think the
Massachusetts US health system you know, she she was heralded
as fantastic. And you're right on a dime and Roper Mm hmm. What
do hashtag Republicans gained from hashtag COVID lies poor
people die so they won't vote for hashtag Democrats which gave
a hashtag Maga hashtag GOP boost in the next elections. Ditto for
the older voters who remember hashtag social democracy ethos
have ye old hashtag USA and hashtag reps wants to Nick
Social Security welfare payments Medicare iterations hashtag
gerrymander replace of dead and threatened voters money diverted
to hashtag Republicans including private health care rather than
publicly funded hashtag COVID vaccines and care now and then
Jeff Jarvis
eggs hashtag city now Jeff Jarvis
answers her. They are institutional insurrectionists
burning down every institution of society voting democracy
science education so as not to share them with those who follow
die denounced Jeff Jarvis says a human being Wow What an idiot.
Wait, the trouble with me Jeff job at Jeff Jarvis. I've got to
admit I'm quite shocked by this. What's happening to your papers
of record over there? Hi, notice the times is higher David French
recently seemingly Barry Weiss wasn't right wing enough. This
is this is crazy
is the media and then this the entire media Jeff Jarvis is a
professor of Media. He was just he's promoting it.
He's He's they now have a a scholarship for Macedon at his
university or college or community college wherever he
works.
I think he's at NYU back. So
wait, let me read the last one. So then there's,
by the way, the reason I chose interferon I think this is
replacing my much missed reading from Facebook. Yeah. But you
bailed on?
I have an actual reading. Well, I don't have Facebook. We bailed
on Facebook. Six years ago, almost. At Jeff Jarvis, I can't
read this article due to pay wall. But hasn't this been her
mo for a long time now the hero of the Boston Marathon bombing
which was very big for him over a long time.
So he answers yes. And I don't want to waste a gift link on her
as I'm sure you'd appreciate. So he won't give away one of his
gift links so that this person can read this horrible
Republican leader when you know when the Republican well, and
walk out was giving her a platform. So now watch. Now WaPo
is under fire. Isn't that interesting? So even their paper
Record, The Washington Post. I've kind of a Facebook thing
for you. I got this email. Now, did we? We covered the Biden in
Mexico. On the last show.
Did we know a little bit? Yeah. Well, we'll
do we not covered the agreement they made? Yeah, you did. Did I
not read them verbatim?
I don't remember. Yeah. Read the DNA. Read it again. I will
remember.
No, it was all about irregular immigration. And then we and you
had to refer back to the law. So there's a green element. And
then we had always all of it and we had to go back to the Los
Angeles Dec Declaration, which is all those countries that said
yes, yes, we've got to streamline irregular
immigration, which is the wishes, Newspeak for illegal
entry into the country.
Which, right, we did discuss that. So here's
the email I get. Subject, your coverage or lack of the ongoing
invasion of the southern border. Sir, your shows failure to
address the border crisis. And the US media slant towards
opening borders is puzzling. Mass immigration is the only
issue that matters, not bugs as food, not COVID or Vax fears or
whatever topic, you and your co host obsess over. The
demographic replacement occurring on an unprecedented
scale will make many other issues irrelevant. I understand
you are no agenda, but to bury other any word or comment about
Biden's trip to El Paso and the white washing that occurred
there prior to his visit. And the media silence on that issue
is interesting. If you are pro mass immigration, just come out
and say it. Mike Wilkins,
you might want to trade a little more comic book guy into that
voice. And you'd nail it. The problem
is, so this comes in and and Tina says What are you doing?
And I'm like, I'm typing. I'm typing email to this guy. I hate
him. She's laughing So yeah, you got to Calm down son. Because
this guy he doesn't this is I think this is probably just
someone who doesn't listen or doesn't hear. We literally
discussed the irregular immigration. That's the that's
the only thing we discussed almost on that topic. Yeah, but
he wants the outrage. You see, people want to hear that.
We don't deliver we don't deliver outrage. And I believe
that that's probably I mean, I don't we're not here to deliver
outrageous plenty of people doing that. Yeah. And you all we
did? Go people should go read the mission statement at no
agenda show.net. And understand what we do. We don't we're not
here to be outraged over any of this. We're here to laugh at
most of it. It's kind of funny, and pretty much to be to be
outraged is ludicrous, at least to us. I mean, I get irked about
media coverage, and sometimes I'll have a little annoyance in
my voice, but outrageous, not healthy.
No, and people get stuck in that and then they're outraged over
the over really very minor things on a grand scale. grand
scale of things outrageous. And just things that okay, whatever.
Yeah. Are you surprised? Are you surprised that your Government
wants you dead? Am you surprised what is the surprise here? Let's
have a good laugh and keep our keep our heads clear. So we can
you know be aware of what's going on
to make decisions that are appropriate
but I guess this is my problem with most podcasts that that do
anything kind of like we do and that includes bond Gino and
everybody all these people. Okay, I got it. It's an outrage.
But let's go and let's look at some documents and see if we can
figure out what's going on. Let's laugh at the at the poor
propaganda I mean, advertising that is being shoveled in front
of you. This this is this is interesting. This is how you wet
your weaponize yourself. You defend yourself against what's
next. Not this. You didn't mention the media cleaned up the
illegal immigrants in the airport. Come on, man. We talked
about that weeks ago when it was actually happening and we
weren't outraged. We were like wow, that's pretty crazy. real
problem. But making a whole show anybody
be surprised by that? Exactly. I mean, this is like the Hey, the
bosses come and clean up the shop. Well, you're running a
pretty clean shop here boys. Well, thanks, boss. Yeah, thanks
again next year. This is new good work
brown idea. Remember that good Word Brown
new idea to people that people would do this. They can I'd like
to clean up the house a little bit because you got some guests
coming over. I'm outraged to play should be a mess.
Yeah, we even we even covered to the El Paso regional airport
that more people were coming in or leaving, and we had this
long, doesn't matter. Doesn't matter
ticked you off. So I
replied this guy and he never came back, which is too bad
because I know most of them will come back. Most of them do come
back and then try. So
one guy went back and forth, he comes back and nothing happened.
I thought that was kind of,
well, what I'd say seven times out of 10 Someone's outraged
like that and I'll go back and forth and then events he's like,
Nah, man, I'm sorry. My girlfriend left me I stepped on
my door. I was drinking is my favorite. I was drinking Well,
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super secret and very much blocked instance which we
started in 2017. Now going in our sixth year, so we were there
way, way before this hype. Now we were not new to the fediverse
at all that have been going on for many years before that. But
it was really cool. It was it we started as a community we
limited it to 10,000 accounts and then after we purge once a
year, if you haven't logged in for a year, you're gone. And the
reason why is this is a very nice and we've always promoted
it that way a very nice social network that does not have algos
and that we can have conversations and do whatever we
want with each other and we're pretty open you breeze speak
true or free speech free speech zone. Now I get reports you
know, the you can report accounts on our server from
anywhere you want. And sometimes it's like you know, some some
want to guy off here that's what I'm gonna talk about. There's
you know that we get a lot of bogus reports like C dot i m
which is a very small instance and they report everybody for
saying things about vaccines and that too, okay, so I actually
blocked them go away and and I kind of was I think it's because
I'm getting older and I'm taking your advice because you seem to
be living a healthy life and you seem okay. And I want to be like
you when I grow up and so I get a report about this one guy. And
all he's doing is having arguments with people on other
servers. He's not involved in anything whatsoever on no agenda
social.
Oh, he's just a shit poster off off site and bit giving us a bad
name. And so
I looked at this and I know there's a lot of people
reporting because he was very inflammatory. And I don't
appreciate cake Jew nigger. I mean, no, it's this is just
that's not You're not minimum. We don't do that in our
community. I'm not going to make a problem. If someone throws in
what am I I'm not going to police anybody on your speech.
But if you're on our server to only shitpost other people,
you're gone, go get an account somewhere else. And this and I
posted this, I said, I'm sick and tired of people using their
account to only shitpost. Other instances, I have no patience
for that you're gone. Interesting response most people
cannot read apparently, I got responses, like, I demand to
know the rules or shitpost. Like you're missing the point, it's
not about the content. It's about the fact that you're not
involved in our community. This is for our community, and anyone
from the outside who wants to can contribute. And of course,
you can answer anybody you want from anywhere else, but and I
looked at his whole timeline, the only thing he was doing is
shitposting other people. That's not what our servers for the
yes, it's a privilege to be on no agenda social.com. And so
there's no I
had I had a problem with this. You suppose say pray tell what.
Pray tell what. So I
look at this thing that you posted about kicking this guy
off. I have no idea and you never mentioned who it was, I'd
like to know.
I've noticed someone I'd never heard of.
I mean, I could go in and look but I'd have to go ask Who
cares? Now it's not that important. Just go you're like
blasting some guy with five barrels of a two barrel shotgun
in your blind leg. I'd lie they got you suck your body by your
out, gone. And I'm thinking who is he talking about? Oh, and
the guy was gone. There was nothing to see. It was just a
guy. All he did was just tell other people how foolish shit
they were. And you know, calling him names and alien like and it
had nothing to eat. Had nothing to do with no agenda. Nothing.
So I'm like, Okay, if you're here, just as a bad reputation,
guys, like I don't even care about that. We have this. Okay,
we have a place for our community. And you don't have to
always be talking but it's amongst it's like a meet up. If
some guy came into a meet up and was just yelling at the at the
restaurant staff. You know, we kick them out to shut up. So
there's not going to be any rules. There's no, it's not
about shitposting I don't I really don't care in general
what you say I really don't and I know no reasoned. I mean,
people report us. I mean, it's all our own people report us
like I have nothing better to do you dicks. It's unbelievable. So
I think you'd be labored. I have it. Indeed. No agenda social.com
It's a great place. Now, let us thank the artist for episode
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It was nutty and I liked it bring the heat. It just had an
it was the best piece of usable piece now rowdy came in with a
three versions of one piece after the fact I don't know why
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them proving you that proving to you that I do read the
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from backgrounds you and I can see the blue and the purple
difference. I see that one and the green it was just three
different backgrounds wasn't it? It was
also a cupcake cupcake showing.
It was kind of grotesque now I look at it. Yeah, it
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good piece of it may have not even been a good piece for the
newsletter because the newsletter was unrest didn't
work. Oh, I'm blamed the art.
Okay. Thanks. roundy
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wings and feet.
I don't know what I don't have, either.
I don't remember seeing these things aren't coming in in
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or op. You'll actually mentioned that one as a possibility.
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you hate the megaphone? No, I don't hate it's just like, well,
you called me up by saying oh, you liked a megaphone every time
one shows up with.
It's true. It's true. It's true. I think we both thought the the
was it? Was it in this one that the major league bullshit MLB
comics or Blogger made an MLB version, which I think I did
mention and there was also a 100% copyright infringing MLB
version.
Where do I see the one that has actual MLB? MLB logo? Yeah,
there's gonna be a problem. Lots of eggs stuff. Yeah, what else
was there? Fat Lives Matter and all the stuff and we're not
gonna We're not trying to insult people. All the time. Okay,
anything else? Anything else on this art?
That's I think that covers it.
We appreciate all of our artists. There's no wrong if you
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You know things are changing in the back office when new colors
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sorry, I don't know why that happens. Douchebag got to fix
that. Not donating since the last call out in 1424. And now
going on 11 years as a listener. He is obsessed with the show and
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As such, he is hereby ordered to donate immediately or the
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form of a recurring donation of $50 with a note bill is a
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for really digging into the shit. There's no one else Bill
Bill is contributing more that way by not donating
this correct. Yeah, keep it up, Bill. Good work, Bill. Gotcha.
There's no one else who can do what you both do, nor would they
want to true. It is such a vow of poverty is an incredible,
important service to our country. It's an incredibly
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By blow Jaiden Please, man, please play as much Al Sharpton
as possible. I would even vote for a show dedicated to Sharpton
super cuts, and I bet others would too. If only if only there
was enough to do a full show. Believe me. Now. There's not
enough. Justin Varner dude named Justin Richmond, Virginia former
resident of Gitmo, Central Texas slave lands
night is the measure of whether the country begins in the state
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more to go to build a movement of resistance. But resist we
must. We must, and we will much about that. Be committed just a
classic. Joining me now.
classic, classic Sharpton.
I believe that's the original.
That is the OG that's what got us into the obsession with Al
Sharpton. Yeah.
Who knew? That he's I think they do a lot of cutters. I listen to
the show infrequently. Maybe once or twice a month, trying to
catch something I can catch something a little this all
minor. Now like the good old days, with respect our ESP ICT,
that sort of thing?
Well, we should play the short version then since it's respect,
by the way, respect.
Do Richard Gabriel is on the list. from Tucson, Arizona, he
came at 350 $6. Now he, he I'm going to read what I have from
him. It may have a note about a note. And he came to subject
instead of saying donation has helped, I got perturbed and
confused. I made a hefty executive order called executive
producer qualifying first time donation, which is this one. So
let's give a D douching. Right off the bat. You've been deed
deuced. That I that then I sent a note that I'd like read to
this address, which is my address john@divorce.org, which
is where you should be sending to notes at no agenda show.net.
It's all going to be on the new donation page q1.
Oh, yeah, it'll be on there right to top. I'd like to read
for the Sunday show. And it doesn't attach it. So he just
continues with this complaining. January 15. For this email
address. All of I did all of this on Wednesday, January 11. I
checked my email and learned my message was blocked. Or
disallowed content. Yes. This happens on my service when I'm
recommend sending, especially if you're if there's one swear word
in there, like anything, it will get blocked unless you're on the
whitelist. And I don't have any reason to put them on the
whitelist and never get a note. Even if you say
shit, I think he got blocked from your server. Oh, yeah, you
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show. And I even put the word donation in the subject. I
scoured the no agenda webpage to understand exactly how to do
this stuff. But it's not very clear. We make it clear on the
show, but obviously this
and the reason why if I can, if I could just interject, if I can
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Oh, I understand is to email this account which is my account
and put the donation in Okay, so we don't have whatever the
original note was that was cussing or something. I don't
know what it was in there. Because I could have attached
that note to this you could Attach it to the as it as an
attachment and probably would have gotten through because I
don't think those are so
you made your point let's go when so that's what he said
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Karma
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with an overdue donation, may I request an R two d two health
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Alexander Black Knight of Middle Tennessee. May You of course
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should also be noted that he used the word piping trigger me.
Oh, okay. What is the oh six about then. 3638 coccyx Oh, it
could be and what are the wiping rice piping?
Why went on a rant about two three years ago because Martha
Stewart kept saying piping hot piping hot. And I've yet to hear
any explanation for what piping me What is piping hot.
I know what is when the stove pipe the on an old stove is very
very hot. So
what's what's that got to do with my cup of coffee?
It's just a temperature warning John.
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Three. And he writes good morning cracking buzz says
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I'm sorry, don't do that. Most meetups don't say that poor
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Interestingly, we do have a longer birthday list than
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And the party's coming up in Indiana.
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in the morning get more nation in John and Adam This is Sir
camera Chris with BJJ mats I'm reporting to you live to tape
from the newsroom called next door to the safe house since we
got kicked out of there
in the morning John and Adam. Master overhand no agenda social
it's a big scam.
This is Sir spooky of the Elm streets a bat out of hell known
as Chicago in the morning Adam from Milwaukee in the morning,
sir a mountain mon saw
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drew from Wisconsin from Lake Geneva in the morning. This is a
great night to meet other like minded people. I am so deeply
grateful for the community. Thank you John and Adam
ITM. This is James smokin hot stew coming to you live from the
newsroom pub. It was a great meet up
sir BMA and then K ye in the morning.
I misspoke. This is Brian from Union Grove in the morning. This
is John thank you for your courage. Ito gents are having a
great time. You're gonna have a good run. John from West Dallas,
I can't believe you read my email address on
the air. Hi, John and Adam. My name is Chris in the morning,
John and Adam at the hairballs show. I wish you were here.
Adam. You should have never cut your hair. And I'm not wearing
pants.
Hi, John and Adam. I'm Missy from once Ben.
And with that we're off to see Chris box and hairball.
Yeah. But don't try to do stick Okay. Doesn't help. Now over to
Columbus. Oh, yeah. Also, don't try to be cute with your
production. Just don't put music just just get to the I'll do
that if it needs it. Okay. This is a Wild Bill
with a central Ohio meetup. Thank you, Adam and John, for
your courage and I'm going to hand it off to the next person
in line. This is Anthony.
John am thank you for all you do. This is Mark, thank
you for your courage in the morning in the morning. This is
PBR street gang. Still looking for another mission.
Next CC from C bus in the morning. This is Josh in the
morning. This is Eric, I do want to thank you for
your courage.
This is Sir Leary at Dempsey's pub. It's been a great time and
started meeting people.
Three pronunciation guidance ag you lar from Bell fountain?
This is Dame Trinity having a great time in Columbus in the
morning in the morning thank you gentlemen
and why why the Genesis cover is beyond me it is complete
copyright violation don't do that. But I did I like to echo
on the on the that would that would that kind of work for me.
That today there is a meet up. And yeah, I guess you can just
make it why you're even thinking of doing that not just sitting
at home listen to the show at the Oxford Saloon in Snohomish,
Washington two o'clock. The New Year Crossroads America Indy
tribal resolution meetup. You just heard that there'll be
three that's underway now today. Again, I'm doing this on
Sundays. It's very disturbing blind. Oh, our brewery. We have
the TMI evac zone 333 These are all underway. Evergreen brewing
in Camp Hill, PA. I do believe this will be a good meet up six
o'clock at skippers pier coastal Cajun kitchen in Gladewater.
Texas. You can obviously make that one. On Wednesday, the Fort
Wayne Indiana red pillars club 33 meeting at 633 at Xenos
Italian eatery. That's DuPont Road in Fort Wayne, Indiana and
they got a lot going on in Indiana. And then on show day,
the New Year omega A new amygdala cleanse 633 at MC
thirsties pub in Peterborough, Ontario. That's Canada.
Charlotte's Thursday. I'm getting my teeth adjusted on
Tuesday, Charlotte's thirsty third third. This is this is
mean. My temporary teeth of just slipping all over the place with
this one. Charlotte's thirsty Third Thursday monthly meetups.
Keep using that one people oh no
Tuesday we're adjusting it. It's tough. Going in Charlotte, North
Carolina, and the Shot Show shitshow 730 at Gilley's in
Treasure Island, Las Vegas, Nevada. So Ramsey Kane who does
not know and will be hosting that fantastic these are the no
agenda meetups there's many more on the calendar through February
to the end of February and beyond if you'd like to see it
go to no agenda meetups.com If you can't find one near you
start one yourself always a punch a
sometimes you want to go out with a nice day you'd be
triggered you wouldn't be used say is like
I have I have couple of ISOs if any of them are going to beat
anything you might have.
What do you have anything good, so you probably can do it. Okay.
This one was sent by I think Nola check meats
is cute for the show but I don't know if it's
not necessarily end of show and yeah this one
did thank god that's actually not bad. Yeah,
it's not but and then this one not hearing anything. That's all
I got. Really?
I can't even hear that.
Let me listen to you. You have this one. Yeah, this one okay,
here we go. How does he do that? I think thank God let me see if
I queued up a little tighter How long is it hold on thank God if
I can
beat has to be taken out has to be taken out of the between
thanking God it doesn't need to have that long.
Oh, hold on. Let me see if I can do that. Probably because I am I
am the master see how this works. Ready? Thank god
that's that I like it.
All right. That will require extra work at the end
so just as as we wrote some what somebody I got an email as we're
doing the show about that clip I played from the BBC. Within
minutes I guess of that clip going over the air on the BBC.
The Guardian comes out with a with a headline BBC criticized
for letting cardiologists hijack interview with false COVID Jab
claim. Wow, love has seen Mel Horton, male heart, murmur
Hathras Malhotra has misguided in quotes, views Lincoln some
COVID vaccines to excess heart disease deaths should not have
aired, say experts. And then the whole story done by this woman.
Our our wha Modra doll and she finishes it with her little she
does her little bits at the end where she has stuff like this.
In other news, Peter Davidson is now dating Martha Stewart Donald
Trump is still threatening to run for president threatening
and British tabloids are still churning out 100 articles a day
about whether murder Megan Markel eating lunches and
outrageous snub to the royal family. It goes on so she's
right to
talk about the Guardian is under a current I think still
ransomware attack and all journalists have been ordered to
work from home on their own computers until I think the 26th
of January. No, I did not know this. Yeah, that all their
systems are ransomware I'd say that's a good start. Ransomware
all of them Fox, CNN NBC, MSNBC CNN. CNBC is funny leave those
guys on ransomware I'm all that I don't understand why people
don't do this. I think you can make so much money particularly
around election time. Or when you know Pfizer launch launches
a new super jab super shot
I don't think is I think it's not I don't think it's a trivial
exploit.
What are you talking about it wouldn't you get the news about
the newsroom? When you get to newsroom that's a problem yeah,
probably and then and then they don't
work out people you don't like you know backup backup every
week at least once a week a full backup a ghost you want to go
back if you don't want just you know a bunch of files backed up.
You need a whole something you know, as safe The trouble is
Chris the rants are smart. They would plant like a month in
advance. Oh, exactly. I just don't there's no reason to
because nobody backs up.
I'm just gonna set up the I'm just going back for a second I
realized I have a clip of about the debt limit being raised. And
then I have an interesting associated clip which came up on
the same day that we're denounce from Black Rocks? Larry Fink so
here's Yeah, we're gonna
turn now to a critical time in Washington Congress is on the
verge of a political showdown after the Treasury Secretary
warned lawmakers that the US is projected to reach its debt
limit on Thursday ABCs. And win has the latest now from
Washington. And good morning to you.
Good morning, Gao, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is urging
Congress to quickly pass legislation to either raise the
federal debt limit or temporarily suspended and that
deadline is January 19. That's Thursday. And Yellen says before
the government will have to resort to quote, extraordinary
measures to avoid defaulting on the nation's more than $30
trillion borrowing capacity. Failure to address the debt
ceiling, she says would cause irreparable harm to the US
economy. Some analysts suggesting a default could crash
financial markets and potentially lead to a credit
downgrade. And if the issue drags on, it could lead to a
partial government shutdown. Raising the limit does not need
more spending, but rather just allows the government finds
existing obligations, including tax refunds Social Security and
Medicare payments. debate over the issue will almost certainly
trigger a major political showdown in the house between
Republicans who now have control and Democratic lawmakers, House
Republicans have pushed back expressing interest and using
these negotiations to cut spending. And the debt ceiling
was raised three times under the Trump administration without
issue when Democrats held the majority. And now Democratic
leaders say there's no reason Republicans can't do the same.
Everything we said was true. Now, I'm going to connect that
clip without evidence to the CNBC clip of Larry Fink. So
let's just say because you know, I know that you say it'll never
happen. I'm always looking at what is the CBD? Is the central
bank digital currency? When is it? How are they going to
shepherd it in? I don't think it'll be a bank holiday, and
then we wake up and it's happened now, I'm thinking
something like this would be a really good opportunity to kind
of shuttle something in like where everyone's arguing and
we're all gonna die. We can't fund anything we can't eat, we
have no money, we could just created a different way. And
well, here's here's some understanding from Larry Fink,
how many digital coins
you think will exist, and in a year from now? Well, that's
where I don't think we need that many we need we need a digital
digitized dollar, let's start there, or a some form of stable
coin. And then we need some form of a crypto asset, whether it's
a Bitcoin or a new Bitcoin, Bitcoin, where we were, where if
people want to invest in things that are uncorrelated to, to any
one currency, uncorrelated to one market, and that's what gold
used to be. And can we create this uncorrelated asset class
that that can play that role beyond that, in most cases, what
digitization of crypto is it's just digitizing $1 Having the
ability to transact business on the internet. And so, to me,
there's a lot more hype than what what what it really
basically is we're doing a great deal of studying on it we
invested in one company that's doing very very well and in the
stable coin arena. And so we're doing a great deal of studying
I'm meeting many people can you say which one publicly invested
in circle and circle is one of the you know, every invest
investors money goes into a government security. It's and so
there are companies that are doing the right thing
continuously?
Hmm. A lot they're new, a new Bitcoin and circle they make the
stable coin USDC I don't know. I've always felt stable coins
were inflationary by their very nature. They sit on top of
apparent assets, which would be government assets. So he
literally said they wanted it the way I understand it. They
want to have a stable coin that tokenized his government bonds
so I think that means you're you're trading on top of stuff
that is a bond that is already a debt from the country.
I don't understand right? Yeah, I
don't understand it but But Larry Fink man when he comes out
you know something's gonna happen. That's and and all hell
is gonna break loose and you're gonna need a Bitcoin, a new one
new big new Bitcoin
to have a series of clips about the Marines. Okay. I didn't know
any of this was going on, but the Marines are being thanks to
Lloyd Austin and I think even the marine commandant. We have a
lot of Marines who listen to the show. Yes, we do. And they're
trying to ruin the service completely. It sounds like if
you listen to one of the old timers who had to they have on
one of these, this anti D clip and I thought it would be worth
rolling out this information because I don't know anything
about this until I heard this. And it's just seems pretty.
Pretty screwy. This is the US Marines. One repurpose,
and the Marines will repurpose their presence in Japan into
what they call a portal regiment. It's designed to be
more money.
Stop, stop. Sorry. This is from PBS, which makes it even more
interesting that MPs would cover this, because they go into a
pretty good job of taking this repurposing the Marines apart,
Eric and the
Marines will repurpose their presence in Japan into what they
call a torille regiment is designed to be more mobile
better conduct reconnaissance and fight from remote islands.
They'll be equipped with not yet acquired anti ship and anti
aircraft missiles. The Marines portray themselves as the best
of the best capable of responding quickly anywhere on
the planet, including for the last 20 years fighting land
based counterinsurgency. We will focus now on China and maritime
campaigns from the current commander called and the
revolution
from the hill fights of Vietnam to the global war on terrorism.
Third, marines has adapted its mission, its structure, its
training with drittes evolving in the Pacific,
it's time to adapt again. The Marines goal operate within
what's known as the first island chain inside the area vulnerable
to Chinese missiles. As some other US military weapons such
as ships and aircraft stay at a distance standing in Marine
Corps Commandant David Berger,
you're there side by side shoulder by shoulder with Pat
with a partners with the allies that the US has. You're not
You're not leaving them, you're not going back to the rear.
This week, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin provided his most
public support for the Marines shifts.
These actions will bolster
deterrence in the region and allow us to defend Japan and its
people more effectively. Oh yeah. This is great.
Didn't you put this in the newsletter as well?
Why would I put it in the newsletter was the fact that
they're trying to rearm the Japanese was not what allied
Austin just said there? Yeah, kind of but now they want to put
these marine marine battalions here in their craw long all
these.
Let me say, put them at our border. Okay. I've covered all
the bases. John.
Good work. All right. Onward.
A senior Administration official told me the Marines his moves
represents a significant posture change, and Japan's agreed to
the change reflects a major development in the Alliance. For
more on the Marine Corps plan to take on China and redesign their
force structure. We turn to retired Lieutenant General Paul
Van Riper. General, thank you very much. Welcome to the
program. We've spoken to a half dozen, three and four star
retired Marine generals like yourself who voiced concerns
about the Marines, his plans, you've been particularly public,
in your criticism, what are your worries about the vulnerability,
the sustainability and the access for these Marines being
deployed in the Pacific?
The Marines have always been an offensive organization. The few
times we've been in the defense, it hasn't gone well. In fact,
there's an analogy. In the Second World War, the Marines
had a defense Battalion on Wake Island. They weren't able to
resupply, to provide any support. And of course, the
island fell with tremendous casualties in pressors. What
we're talking about now is putting Marines on islands in
the first island chain on the western Pacific. There is no
ability logistically and even the Marine Corps was in business
now to support them, or you won't be able to get casualties
up.
I spoke to the current marine commanders on Okinawa, and they
acknowledged some of your concerns about logistics, but
they point out that they do not have to do everything themselves
that they'll be supported by the Navy and the Air Force. Will
that be possible?
No. Oh, okay. This is this is old trauma. Old South Pacific
trauma.
Well, I guess, but this guy, this guy is great. He just
thinks no, no. To get we do that now can't be done. And I think
he's right. Because it seems to me because I don't think much of
Lloyd Austin. No, I think he's a blowhard. And he's got a great
voice though. I mean, he's got the voice for the job, but
that's about it. And he's just seems like a stooge, a
government stooge, a
memory with a mask and the face shield and
a mask and a face shield? He's sure.
He's not shows us like we're weak. We're pussies. That was
horrible. Horrible. I
forgot to face in the mouth. I didn't rest I didn't forget this
guy's horrible. So he's a horrible person that ran the
marine commandant and the rest of them and like Mark Miley,
they're just Yes, men. So I mean, the Marine commandant, I
think is just so yeah, yeah, whatever boss whatever,
whatever. Like Get the stars. I also
believe there is a contingent, upper level contingent of the
Marines who may be running a lot of the military industrial
complex and all kinds of crap stuff that that removed that
does not represent the Marines that I know. There's something
going on something going on, I think
something is going on to try to eliminate this as part of the
service, you watch
the Navy and the Air Force, will that be possible?
No, there have been articles written where the actual numbers
have been done. And it's over 900 metric tons a day. Even with
the Marines and the joint force, they can't keep them supplied.
Let's talk about the overall strategy when it comes to China
in defense officials I speak to in this Pacific say they support
these changes, because they need the Marines and the Army to
operate within the first island chain and make Chinese targeting
much more complicated since the Chinese are trying to keep the
Navy and the Air Force out. Doesn't that make sense?
No.
It could have been an Ask alum. What's he going to say?
So I gotta get guy this guy. No. But he was just adamant about
it. I think the guy
did all fairness. He's like, command, why do I have to do the
NTD interview? No one watches that maybe some podcaster.
That's about it. So he was annoyed that he had to do this
interview.
He's on PBS is
just as bad. What are you talking about? That's actually
interesting. on PBS, he would just give those short answers.
No, he was flat.
He does elucidate. So here we go with this news clip for
doesn't that make sense? No.
The Marine Corps in their initial documents. So this would
be a low observable unit. I've looked at all the equipment,
there's not one item of equipment that has any stealth
or low observable capabilities. Now the Marine Corps is saying
what we will do, we will tell people where those units are as
a deterrent to the Chinese, which is going to be there's
going to be little observable, but there's no indication, none
of the equipment in that unit has still played capabilities.
The Chinese are going to target these right at the outset, and
take them up.
Marine leaders say they do acknowledge some of the concerns
that you're raising, but that if the Marines are gonna play a
major part in what the Defense Department calls the pacing
challenge, China, they'll have to make bold changes, and that
they're working to solve some of the vulnerabilities. What's your
response to that?
The mistake is divesting yourself of current
capabilities. And as you know, the Marines have gotten rid of
all their tanks in the process of getting rid of cannon
artillery, cutting squadrons. Why would you cut these things
before you have the capability they claim that we'll have in
the future? So we're going to have a vulnerability gap here of
anywhere from eight to 10 years for an unproven capability. Wow.
Okay, then you have a fifth one a long one.
Yeah, the last last one, he kind of wraps things up but what he's
saying is that they want to be essentially disarmed the Marines
and then rearm them with all this fancy missiles and make
them a missile operation cool shit, but they don't have any,
but they do. But there's nothing in between. It's gonna take 10
years to do that, and they're gonna they're gonna be
weaponless. In the meantime, for all practical purposes, it This
is ludicrous.
Oh, certainly, since everything is being sent to Ukraine.
That does well, he mentioned that this last clip,
a senior defense official told me that the the items that
you're talking about that why doesn't he
just say who it was a senior defense official. And when
you're talking to this guy, PBS, why don't they just say it? Is
that? Is that crap journalism? Am I just too critical?
I think it's as good. I think this is a legitimate complaint.
A senior defense official told me that the the items that
you're talking about that have been cut are more relevant to
invading Afghanistan, rather than taking on China, which
again, the Defense Department identifies as the future threat.
All I can say is look at Ukraine. What do we need in
Ukraine, they're crying for artillery, they're looking for
armored tanks. They want six wing close support aircraft,
though they want helicopters. Those are the kinds of things
the Marine Corps as cut or as well on the way to cutting the
Marine Corps in the western Pacific will be a missile force.
It'll have no infantry maneuver units on the ground. What people
think of the Marine Corps will not exist. They're rapidly
cutting it. So instead of being a forces able to deploy
worldwide for contingencies is going to be sitting on islands
in the defense is an untested concept. But we're making we're
actually making the structure cuts and cutting the weapons
before we have this capability that I don't think we even even
exist,
was there a way for the Marines to become more relevant to the
fight in the Pacific without losing that global response
capacity.
What the Marine Corps always done is been a it's been a
global response force, it's been able to move on globally,
because of that was born amphibious ships, it had air
alert forces, it was on scene, all of those capabilities are
being cut for a promise in the future, that those of us who are
resisting this and arguing against it, don't think will
ever come to fruition.
So first of all, I can get you an appointment with Dr. Zack for
that Shiva lunch. We should work on that sector. I think he's. So
if I now put this all together, what what they're doing here is
moving these guys out of the way. But his complaint is we
know one, I think it's not just the Marines, no one has any new
gear. Yeah, we know, it's all going in there. And the and the
deals have been you know, they're all the money is going
into the manufacturers, but we really don't have anything yet.
And this is good, because this brings me right to a couple of
Russia things that I have. And a junior defense official told me
that there's a lot of reports of tuberculosis in Ukraine amongst
the Ukrainian soldiers, which was very predictable. And if
they get a full on TB outbreak, not very good. Second, from the
same Junior defense official. I am informed that President
Zelensky of Ukraine is offering anyone who wants to fight and I
know that there's a lot of mercs in Ukraine, mercenaries, US
mercenaries, hired soldiers not should not be surprised anybody.
A lot of them go just they'll fight anywhere for money. That
anyone who fights for the Ukrainian cause is offered a
Ukrainian passport. And you can put any name on it you want. So
there are terrorists, there are criminals. Apparently even some
Antifa like real hardcore Antifa are all getting these Ukrainian
passports and they are flooding into Europe. So that's what the
officials say. Now let's turn to Germany, Germany is under the
loop and there's something going on Germany has a problem. And
heads are rolling. As we are now all asked to send our our tanks,
our Bradley Fighting Vehicles anything we got send it to
Ukraine,
the United Kingdom has now confirmed it will send a
challenger to tanks to Ukraine. These will be the first advanced
tanks given to Ukraine by its allies since the war began.
Keith has been pleading for more modern weaponry for months and
hopes the British decision will put greater pressure on Germany
to allow the delivery of its own
leopard tax. So the leopard tanks. This is also very soon
we'll talk about both the Bradley Fighting Vehicles and
the leopard tanks in a moment. This is a point of contention
amongst the Germans in their parliament.
Now we've got an ongoing debate whether or not Western allies
should supply Ukraine with Western built battle tanks such
as the leopard. What's your stance?
Well, I think we have a debate that is only focused on new
weapons, which is I think, a wrong idea. We just decided to
send vehicles to the Ukraine and in the moment that was decided
the next questions were raised whether we shouldn't send
Western tanks and what's the next Western airplanes and
Sunday we're talking about Western troops? I don't know. So
I don't think that this is the right thing to do. Oh,
please don't try to be sensical you moron. You can't have that.
The problem is all of Germany's metrio is crap. It hasn't been
maintained. That half of it is just broken. And this week if it
hasn't been announced already, the German defense minister will
resign her position
here in Germany media reports suggest the defense minister is
planning to resign because in a lumbar left has come under
scrutiny for a number of blunders most recently
asked John what kind of what kind of mistakes you think she
made that would make force her to resign?
Well, I don't know what kind of mistake could she make
official unofficial New Year's message that critics found
distasteful but She also allowed her son to fly with her on
official business in a government helicopter. So what
has she been? Like?
Tweet?
Wait, wait, wait, listen to the reporter who's coming to tell
you what's what the problem really is
government helicopter. So what has she been like, as a defense
minister? What are some of these blunders that have taken place?
On a smaller scale, these blunders have been you know,
she, she showed up at a at a military training site, and she
was wearing high heels. So just she just looked out of step out
of touch with her surroundings. She you, you know, then it also
turned out that she had an A nail appointment, during
official working
hours, this was an outrage, she has to resign.
It's like small things where you think you're not taking your job
seriously. And the problem of that is obviously the context,
right? We're dealing with the war in Ukraine, the German
reputation already appears to be very hesitant when it comes to
arms deliveries. When you look at the state of the German army,
it doesn't look very good, you know, recently had a training
exercise with Pumas that were meant to be sent to the NATO,
eastern flank. They all failed. So you know, we're already in
the middle of, you know, a difficult time for the German
government where it is under pressure for its behavior for
its attitude and for its behavior in this whole conflict.
And then you have a defense minister who appears not fit for
the job.
No kidding. None of these people are fit for the job. There was
never supposed to be even a European army or German army. So
yeah, they put some woke person in there just like Lloyd Austin,
and now their stuff doesn't work. Now, the suggestion here
in the United States is we need to send Bradley Fighting
Vehicles, B, F V's the BFBS Bradley Fighting Vehicles are
the so called tank busters. And they have these tank missiles on
top, which is actually turned out to be not so great, because
if you target one of these vehicles, and you hit it right
on top, then pretty much everyone inside melts. And I
have sorry,
I believe that there was I remember when this thing was
first being developed. And it was controversial at the time. I
remember this is like a was some sort of massive waste of
development money. I have Am I wrong? And then after that, I
have a
bootstrapped. Yeah. No. What would happen is it would blow
these things up. If I hit it on top where these tank busters
are, and the way it's built, it would actually weld the top
shut, and fry everybody inside. I think that was a design flaw.
We have boots on the ground from an armor officer, who of course
will shall go unnamed known to me, and I've served as a
battalion commander, Lieutenant Colonel, I've operated in and
lead soldiers in Bradley Fighting Vehicles and Abrams
tanks. I've been to combat more than once and I've seen these
systems in battle. All information I'm sharing is open
source. My opinions are my own. I maintain my position that a
secondary objective of US involvement in the Russia
Ukraine war is to study the effectiveness of our legacy
equipment against the current threat systems. There are
parallels to this war and the Yom Kippur War, where we studied
the outcomes of the battles between the Israelis who
supplied were supplied with us equipment and the Arabs supplied
with Soviet equipment. This is good. This is good analysis
here. The conclusions of the study of outcomes of the Yom
Kippur War and the battle damage of the equipment led to the
development and fielding of the US Army's Big Five whatever that
is, the BF the Bradley fighting vehicle is good, but not all
that. There's been a push in the army to equip equip the Bradley
fighting vehicle and other systems with 30 millimeter
cannon versus a 25 millimeter cannon because the Russians
outgunned us. The fight the Bradley fighting vehicle
requires crews that are highly trained and that work well
together to be effective. They have a role on the battlefield
as a scout platform or infantry transport fighting vehicle. Yes,
they can kill tanks, but do not protect crews very well, to just
said the variant of the Bradley fighting vehicle that will be
given to Ukraine has not been specified yet. That may make a
difference. The most modern bFV variant is the m A m two a
three. It was the new hotness when I was Lieutenant 21 years
ago. The OS for the computers is Windows 95. My process of
spiking likely will get shipped to Europe is the m two a two
from Operation Desert Storm, which is not as advanced. It is
a viable fighting platform with a train but only with a trained
crew. Training the crew to be proficient proficient on this
platform takes months if These crews were trained to standard
it will take about six months from when the Ukrainian start
training up when we should see them in combat. Given an
accelerated timeline, the US has given the bFV to other partners
with limited success. I don't believe the hype around the bFV
going back to war against an old threat. It's counterintuitive to
the military industrial complex argument that Russia outguns us.
Therefore we need better stuff. future battles may tell but
perhaps the Pentagon is shorting the bFV. I believe that with
well trained cruise train crews, and robust robust logistic
support, the bFV would likely provide viable so this none of
this is going to happen. Of course, there's not going to be
enough training. It's not gonna enough time to train at all. So
this is a farce, but the farce is taken very seriously by the
Ukrainians. This is the Ukrainian defense minister on
BBC,
Ukraine's defense minister says his country has become a de
facto member of the NATO military alliance, as Western
nations continue to supply weapons for the war against
Russia. Speaking to the BBC, Alexei Resnikoff, said there had
been a change among some allies, once concerned that the military
assistance could be seen as an escalation by Russia. Well, our
correspondent Hugo chega, sat down with him.
We have a lot of modern NATO standard weaponry, it means that
Ukraine, as a country, and the armed forces of Ukraine or our
sector of security and defense, became the member of NATO de
facto not the euro, but the fact that because we have weaponry,
we have the understanding how to use it. We have this
interoperability level of the communication while they're with
our partners. And I'm sure that in next future we will became
the member of NATO, the EU. So that's a controversial
statement. You're saying that Ukraine is a de facto NATO
member? Why controversial? It's true. It's a fact I'm a lawyer,
you know, I I I'm operated with the facts. The perception has
been that any kind of let's say tanks being sent to Ukraine
would be seen as an escalation by Russia. You're not concerned
about how Russia could respond. I have a war in my country
them's fightin words. I say de facto NATO. This is so stupid.
The Russians must be in the game somehow.
There's something fishy about the whole
I don't like any of this. The mind control was fantastic
though. Because man there it's a money bonanza. Check this out in
Sweden,
Europe has a new gateway to space. Today, the EU inaugurated
its first orbital launch pad on the European mainland. It's the
latest sign that the space race is heating up here in Europe as
well. The new EU facility in Arctic Sweden will complement
Europe's other Spaceport in tropical French Guiana. It's
designed to launch small satellites, which can be used,
for example, to track natural disasters in real time or to
monitor active conflicts like the war in Ukraine. European
Commission president was enough on deadline joins Swedish and EU
dignitaries at the ribbon cutting ceremony today.
It's a big moment. It's a big moment for Europe. It's a big
moment for Europe space industry. This space port offers
an independent European gateway to space.
The current geopolitical situation, not least, of course,
the Russian invasion of Ukraine has demonstrated how important
it is that the European Union has access to
space. Who Are they kidding? Do they have engines or do they do
they also get them from Russia?
This is very me all the engines. The good engines all come from
Russia, but they know that oh, what are you gonna do?
I have to climate change clips, short ones. I think
because I got to drought Eclipse,
you want to hit us with the drought hit us with the drought.
We have our drought here in California. Here's a drought
quickie.
And despite the amount of rainfall the drought that has
gripped the western US is far from over.
Yeah, of course. We could have rain for Here to Eternity and
there's gonna be a drop because it keeps the prices high. But
But then what's causing all this? Well, it's climate change
the other Cliff course.
So one of the issues that has come up about climate change is
no longer an existential future threat in California, it's here.
And what we're seeing is drier dry years and wetter wet years.
So this way, you can't attribute this what's happening right now
to climate change, but it is consistent with what we're
seeing and that is these atmospheric rivers getting
juiced up by the warm air out in the Pacific because they're just
holding more water as they come in. And so this is what all our
predictions are like this is what the future probably looks
like and in fact, I would argue the future is here it's here now
did you listen to the what he said first is climate change and
then he says you can't attribute it to climate change.
No, you can't attribute the you can't attribute the this wet
weather to climate change that's just an anomaly which actually
comes from global warming. We all know this. You're going to
you're going to you're going to have no water because of the
water that from global warming. We were talking earlier about
you know how how news models are often given the you know that
the control room che Okay, yeah, you gotta say this or ask this
question. And we had one of those crop up. This week. This
was CNN discussing the very dangerous gas stoves because
they are noxious fumes are killing our children and even
older people noxious fumes from gas stoves. That's why we need
to get rid of them. gas stoves
could soon get 86 to from kitchens across the country
going forward. The US Consumer Product Safety Commissioner is
considering a ban on the appliances for new builds. It
says those appliances can be a source of indoor pollution,
sometimes linked to childhood asthma,
but also the gas no gas
lines in new construction. Is that about fossil fuels, or is
it about sorry, I'm getting in trouble. No, no, that's That's
the short answer. It's about climate change.
I will now do the part of the control room
and gas lines in new construction. Is that about
fossil fuels? Or is it about Shut up? jasha Deville trouble
no no, that's That's the short answer. It's about climate
change because methane is more powerful than co2 when it comes
to heating up the planet. So big time but in small spaces it's
personal health Excellent.
Well we'll save built good work
now know what your control room I'm going to change you don't
like? Like my control room? I like the older control room.
Okay. Yeah, that's more believable. Okay.
I'm sorry. Yes, Michelle, move on with the show. We have a
shill or not no agenda show listeners know exactly what's up
when you hear about the new what is his title? Chief note new
leader of the cop 28 climate talks. So this we just had top
20 Cop 27 With the new Greta and all out soft now cop 28. We're
going to discuss again how we're going to pay for it who's going
to who how America is going to just get it so who's gonna get
soaked. But now Whoa. Climate
change. Campaigners have expressed outrage and the
appointment of the head of one of the world's biggest oil
companies as president of this year's UN Climate Summit in the
United Arab Emirates saw Tom Athonite algebra who had Abu
Dhabi's national oil company is the nation's climate and boy,
his office said he would play a central role in building
consensus, the cop 28 conference, The move comes amid
controversy over the prominence of fossil fuel interests at
climate talks. The recent cop 27 gathering in Egypt was described
by some attendees as a glorified fossil fuel trade show.
I haven't ever, ever thought why why this guy is going to be the
lead.
Well, first of all, before you have your thought, I never heard
that it was a glorified trade show for the fossil fuel
industry. Amy was there she never mentioned that it's
only this guy did now that this guy is going to be the new guy
for 24. The 2828 doesn't I don't know. Is it been 28 years?
Isn't it every other year? It's not every year, it's been
60 years. I think this guy is is the guy because it's going to be
green hydrogen.
Maybe that could be you might be right that I think
that. And this is the switcheroo. I mean, someone
pointed out to me although I think we we knew it. That the
inflation Reduction Act includes money for green hydrogen, clean
hydrogen. And we need to invest now so that in 10 years we'll
have green hydrogen from steamer Monza, European Union, Green
Deal Guy, clean hydrogen. Now of course, to get to green, clean
hydrogen, you have to go through brown and blue and purple
hydrogen, which is not made with wind power, or whatever else. I
think they're gonna make it with. I think the whole the
whole thing is coming full circle. They're scamming this
now that the scamming everybody's taking away from
batteries and I think there's we're gonna see more here More
of these reports
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Now do you think that they bought that airtime? Nor was
that truly a consumer
wouldn't be bad bissa wouldn't be buying it. That that's not
the kind of thing you can buy airtime for different things,
but you're not going to do it for some negative story. It
seems to me but that negative story is interesting in and of
itself because they are starting to target
batteries batteries, yeah. And why those targeting
and in Tesla's being targeted to there's no doubt about it. I
mean, they were given a free free pass for a long time now
they're being targeted. I know locally, we've had a number of
stories about there's a crash in the in the tunnel that goes to
go across the bay, the Yerba Buena tunnel and there are some
and they have pictures of it. They showing movies. I've never
seen this before, because they might be able to do this
everywhere. But they have a camera shot of a Tesla in the
fast lane, going across the bridge, hitting the tunnel and
then stopping dead and then just stopping dead and then bang,
bang, bang, bang bang that's six cars, including one that got
jammed up into the side became kind of get flying almost
flipped over. And then there's updated a whole feature on what
happened.
Wow. Dynamite. Yeah. Well, Elon, Elon, is I think Elon may have
taken just bitten off too much. He couldn't chew it. You know?
He I think he may have been more alone in this in his insanity
and incessant desire to build x.com Because Pay Pal isn't what
I wanted it to be. Has to be x.com I would talk about the
Twitter coin you're gonna pay with a Twitter coin and Twitter.
Maybe I was wrong. Maybe he's really just freewheeling this.
Because it's not I mean, Twitter is I always predicted it will
destroy Twitter. I think that is really happening. I mean, Jeff
Jarvis is on Mastodon lexicon that's got to be the canary in
the coal mine.
Or not?
I can I can I have only one last clip just to remind everybody,
the way I started out, they want to kill us. They want to kill us
all. They want to kill us with their climate change. They want
to kill us with a with a crap food that isn't food. Where the?
What was it? What was what what cereal was better than beef, I
forgot what it was. It wasn't Cheerios, it was Froot Loops, I
think Froot Loops.
Froot Loops is a classic. It's on the it's on the recommended
list,
I think from the
recommended number of artificial dyes.
So we have one more classic from Paul Ehrlich, the guy who was
still an advisor to the White House today on climate change.
But this one is where he shows his true colors,
a population growth expert, but now he's a climate change expert
too. Is that what you're telling me?
I'd like to return to his true self, when he was a population
expert in the 1970s. And I'd like you to hear his
recommendations for curtailing the population. And then just
think about these people walking around right now. And how they
want most of us dead,
given the population explosion, let alone in this country. What
can the government what ought the government to do about this?
Well, what it ought to do is, that's the first thing you want,
you don't want to put I'm against government interference
in our lives, you want to minimize that. So the very first
thing the government should do is try and take the pressure off
to reproduce. There's a lot of pressure in our society now to
reproduce. If you're single, people try and push you into
getting married, you know, your wife, you have a bachelor over
and your wife says you shouldn't I have a nice girl over the
ideas. You know, nobody should escape. So there's pressure to
get married. Young couples have they don't have children. People
say gee, they must be sterile. They never say, gee, maybe they
like good wine and go into the theater and so on. They prefer
that the scraping diapers so there's pressure to have
children. So the first thing that should happen is that the
President wants to say from now here on out no intelligent,
patriotic American family, or to have more than two children,
preferably one if you're starting a family now, and I'm
not any law, but just say this is what responsible people do.
You ought to make the FCC See to it that large families are
always treated in a negative light on television, wherever
they appear. There ought to be a tremendous amount of television
time devoted to spot commercials this where we've had against
smoking. But the ones in the middle of say in the middle of
Beverly Hillbillies, you get a scene which shows Los Angeles
and the smog and it just as a city as a fatal disease. It's
called overpopulation and so long. Now that sort of campaign
you can you can have a census, a sample census, which we'll see
whether that was having a desired effect. If that didn't
you'd move to giving women bonuses for not having babies,
that almost certainly would do the job. If that didn't have the
effect, then you could move to changing the tax structure. So
that people who had the money and had the children paid for
the children. In other words, you would increase taxes on
people with children, rather than decrease them, since they
when they have the children, they require more services. If
that doesn't work, then you will have the government legislating
the size of the family and people say, Oh, that's
impossible. Government can never intrude and tell you how many
children to have. Well, I got news, you know what intruded a
long time ago and told you how many wives you can have. And
there's not the slightest question that if we don't get
the population under control with voluntary means that in the
not too distant future, the governor will simply tell you
how many children you can have and throw you in jail if you
have too many.
This is the thinking. And it's the same thing behind climate
change behind the Froot Loops. They want you dead. They don't
want you to reproduce. They need less of you. And of course, they
hit upon the genius idea of convincing everybody they needed
to be the opposite sex to sterilize themselves. It is so
good. Paul Ehrlich should go home.
That's a yeah, do others to self serve sterilization, deciding
and changing his sex and sterilizing yourself in the
process is definitely part of some sort of screwball movement.
Don't like it?
No, of course not. But that's why we break it down and
deconstruct as best we can. Early go home. Okay, we have end
of show mixes from Tom Starkweather. We got Rolando
Gonzalez, we got Maddie J and one more. Sir Michael Anthony.
Erica. Coming up next on no agenda stream.com If you're in
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after bowl, Episode 217. Coming to you from the heart of the
Texas hill country here in FEMA Region number six in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
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eggs.
Nothing embarrassing about it. And you'd better lay one out if
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prices are continuing to soar the cost of
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cost of eggs. So what's behind egg inflation,
pathogenic avian influenza, more commonly known as bird flu,
the worst bird flu outbreak in years, swept through the
country. 10s of millions of birds have died or been
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million 40 million that's astounding to think about that
looks like eggs are the new toilet paper. extremely bad news
you
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These chickens that were laying eggs those are mature hens right
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for a chicken patches out of an egg to be ready to lasting us
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