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Send them to the Hague. Adam Curry, John C. DeVore. It's Sunday, August 6th, 2023. This is your award-winning Gimble Nation Media Assassination Episode 1579. This is no agenda. We are the best meat glue, and we're broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region No. 6. In the morning, everybody.

I'm Adam Curry. And from Northern Silicon Valley, where we actually have turkeys in the neighborhood i'm john c devorek it's crackpot and buzzkill in the morning it kind of distracted me for a moment there but i kept in the in the groove i did not let you distract me too much i've never been able to do that but now that you mention it you have been you yes you have no yeah i think you have once or twice once or twice yeah but now that you mention it i'll try more often you'll try more often you'll do your best well the only the best one is this still because it makes you think of some song i never heard yeah i love that that's a madness

never heard of this song get a clip play it oh we've played this song a million times not okay we've got plenty of clips to play no that's true that's true all right where do you want to start i mean we have africa africa is i got africa but we cannot start with africa because people go africa oh yeah that's why the real pros the real pros don't ever talk about it at all no there's nothing there's nothing we have to on america introduce you to something that hey these guys aren't talking about here's some information you should know yeah the people i mean there's nothing there's zero on american media about africa they're trying they're trying no we'll get to that we'll get to the united states and i think most of north the northern hemisphere hates africa yeah i think

you're right and and really the problem is they just don't know enough about it. They're confused. To the M5M, it's brown and black people. What are we going to do? We can't tell them apart. They can't even give us good Mexican news. We can't keep them apart. Well, maybe I can start with a request.

A request for our producers to do some work for us. Like what? Well, I'm going to miss one show during our upcoming European holiday. Every show I will be doing, Thursdays and Sundays. We do have one in the can. We have one in the can, but Tina and I were goofing around last night. And you listen to the one in the can and it's badina and i were were goofing around last night and you listen to the one in the can and it's bad yeah well there's that but then we we went to bing it we went to bing it.io and i said hey bing it bing it bing it.io which is our fantastic search engine which

includes clips stories and transcripts and i said hey why don't i look up the term red book and there's a lot of a lot of shows where the term red book appears because we have because we talk about it all the time yeah we have the red book and we don't have one red book we have the Red Book. And we don't have one Red Book. We have multiple Red Books. And I thought, wouldn't it be an interesting idea if we ask our producers to go to Bingit.io and to search for Red Book and find the best Red Book segments we have? And then I can put those together as a special. Well, that's definitely a creative idea.

I like it. Well, here's what it could sound like. An example, I just pulled something random from the stack. We're going back to the 11-11. Back in time. Because I have all these red books here and I can't read a word of them. You want me to go to one of them? Here's, I got one right here. Okay. And then I'll read what I have. I have red book entries. Okay. Let me see what we got. Okay. I have March 29th. Dollar to gold standard of the oil glut destroys the petrodollar. I have no idea what that means. I do.

I know what it means. Okay. It means you were wrong. June 7th. Kaepernick to play in the NFL. I'll be right on that one. No, you won't. June 18th, Kaepernick to play in the NFL. I'll be right on that one. No, you won't. June 18th, J.K. Rowling will repent.

Nope, no, I don't think so. This is you, J.C.D. No debarfs? Oh, no, no, no debates. You lose. Lose. Lose. Chuck, lose. Did you read it again? There's an S. Yes, there is an S. So I'm still good if they cancel the rest of it.

Okay, I put a little notation. Trump will win, including popular vote. It was mine and mine. We don't know that, obviously. That's all I have. Okay. Well, that's good. I have no problem maintaining the Red Book from here on out. Well, there you go. We suck. I had a terrible. I had a score of 10.

10, 10%. Wow. Some of them are really funny, though. We have a lot of them that are right to be honest about it most of the Red Book predictions came true that's what I'm saying you can find those like the J.K. Rowling

ones that was crazy she was never going to repent why should she she's a billionaire I thought you know with my knowledge of sports ball i thought the kaepernick uh red book entry would definitely come true what was that again that he would be playing in the nfl oh yeah no he used the problem with that's always overlooked with

kaepernick besides the fact that the players we've talked about this on the show, that a lot of players just won't play with him because according to rumors, allegedly, when he was at the 49ers, he ended up having an affair with one of the linemen's wives. Oh, yeah, I remember that. Remember that? Yeah, I do. And this is not good because the linemen are the guys that keep people from rushing in and tackling you,

and so they stop guarding. And all the linemen stick together. They even have from rushing in and tackling you. And so they stopped guarding. And all the linemen stick together. They even have a thing called the linemen's club in the NFL. Oh, really? And so they all just said, yeah, you know, you want to play that game? Try protecting yourself. And they kept getting sacked. And so then when other teams thought about taking him over, the word got out.

And no one was going to block for him. Well, if anyone wants to do a little bit of fun banging around on bingit.io, you can share the segment. There's a little share button when you find something. And then email it to me. And if I get enough, then I will put together a Red Book best of.

I need to have it pretty quick because I've got to do it this week, leaving on Friday. And if not... You need a backup scheme. If not, we have a backup, exactly. So I've got a couple of clips from Scott Ritter that I dug off that podcast. He's like one of those guys that goes to one podcast. Yeah, what podcast is he on?

Oh, it's called Some Guy's Podcast. Gardner, I think, is his name. I think Some Guy's Podcast is a great name for a podcast. Some Guy's Podcast. I would be stunned if there was no podcast on the 4 million, not named Some Guy's Podcast. Okay, well, since I happen to be one of the co-founders. You happen to be the curator the co-founders you happen

to be the the curator let's look it up podcast here we go some well we had just some guys podcast close close oh there's two the just some guys podcast just some average guys podcast oh that's not too bad some black guys podcast well okay well there's stuff out there good all right so this is some other guy's podcast he's so other so he's got two tidbits in here that i thought were quite good uh he was brought on and they started talking about you know the we talked about this on the show when william burns said well now that the you know putin's operations falling apart we're going to Putin's operation is falling apart, we're going to go grab some Russian spies. We're going to solicit for Russian spies.

Right, right, right. Build a spy network. And Ritter was just beside himself with laughter, thinking this is the stupidest thing imaginable. And so he talks about U.S. spies in Russia. Didn't the CIA, you say burns as a cia director didn't he say that they had like 50 000 people who had already contacted them something like that yeah yeah well here's what the scott ritter's take on it is and i tend to fall into line with what he's thinking now the cia is saying, hey, we're having great luck,

great success. And people are going to say, man, maybe the CIA did get some people in there. And that's why Rogozhin is saying there's incompetence and all this stuff. This is a mind game being played by the CIA director. I'll tell you the following. They're having no luck with the Russians, none whatsoever, because Russia is a denied area. The Russian target is harder today than it has been at any time since the Cold War. You know, when we had, again, you just got to think like an intelligence officer. How do you get into Russia? There's two ways normally. One is through diplomatic cover.

You work through the embassy or through consulates. You go into the Russians usually have that figured out pretty good. Their arrest record of covered diplomats working for the CIA is quite high. They've rolled up a lot of our station operatives. So we're not having too much to look at. The other way is through non-official cover, the NOCs. But to have a NOC operating inside Russia means you have to have social connectivity with Russia. People have to be traveling in and out of Russia because you're operating undercover, and that cover has to be believable and deniable. A NOC is what they call the gray person.

They go around, and nobody notices them going around. They're not high profile. You know what an American traveling in Russia is today? Any American? Spy. High profile. Why? Nobody's traveling in Russia.

So William Burns knows that the Russians know, the Russian professionals know, but he's not doing it. How do they know? Because they've rolled everything up. In 2002 years ago, the CIA put out an unprecedented memo. A lot of people forgot about this. There's a memo went out to all stations warning them about specific communications methodologies that had been used to communicate with human assets, spies, people we recruited, because we lost everybody. I got to call the Some Guys podcast and tell him to up his game on the audio so you know the thing was about that audio i agree

uh i wanted to run it through adobe but adobe failed yeah i've had some failings with adobe too i tried to it's under i think it's under duress i I tried to make some audio sound better from the EcoWAS conference. Man, it just turned into like a Cher song. When I say Phil, I mean I didn't get a file back. Oh, you didn't get a file. Okay, it ate your file. Oh, that's not good. I just sat there and spun.

Oh, that's not good. That's not good. All right, so Ritter says bull crap. They have no spies. He says bull crap. oh that's not good i just sat there and spun oh that's not good that's not good all right so ritter says bullcrap they have no spies bullcrap could have shortened that clip he said bullcrap all right i like the clip so i didn't shorten it but let's go to the shorter version next one is shorter we lost them in china we lost them in iran we lost them in r. Why? Because it was compromised. They said, don't do this anymore. If we lost all our assets two years ago, and Burns wants us now to believe that we've suddenly rebuilt agent networks that take decades to build at a time when Russia is more close to us than

ever before, that's some significant hallucinative drugs that he's asking us to consume because it isn't happening. The Russians know it. This is being done for domestic political consumption. CIA is going to be called to task very soon for what will be yet another gross intelligence failure, the failure of Ukraine. Ukraine is losing the war. The CIA played an important part in this conflict and helping generate this conflict through its support, a multi-decade support of the Banderas, ultra-nationalists who were in control, and its covert support through the Ukrainian military, helping facilitate the flow of munitions, and its intelligence support to the Ukrainian government, Ukrainian

military. All of this is failing. The Russians are winning. The CIA is losing. And at some point in time, they will be called before the United States Congress and held to account. Oh, interesting. This is kind of the Bobby the K narrative.

Like, I'm going to reorganize that that thing. Reorganize. I think they're under i think like using the word duress again yeah i think something's up and i think he's on to it and uh that could happen it would happen after 9-11 because they dropped the ball on that and uh you know what are they there for if they can't stop or or do these things right it's really they're there to start and maintain wars. That's what they do.

And they're not maintaining this one. They're not maintaining this one very well. They're doing a crappy job of this one. Yeah, okay. All right. Because I think there's a third clip. And so what Burns is doing right now is trying to put lipstick on a pig,

trying to positively spin something that can't be positively spun. I will guarantee you right now, I'll put my reputation on the line. The CIA hasn't had a major recruitment success in Russia at all. Because if they did, Stephen, they wouldn't be talking about it. I can guarantee you that. You don't talk about it. You don't hint it. You don't do anything. Who does William Burns think we are? The dumbest people on the planet? I don't want to answer that question.

We're podcasters, damn it. So I thought that was kind of enlightening and kind of depressing at the same time. But then he brought up another whole different topic. And I don't know. I didn't know this. know i didn't know this this is about seymour hirsch and his latest revelation which i somehow alluded the mainstream media and this is the last look this is scott ritter on a new hirsch story you're familiar with uh journalist seymour hirsch um he's the one that broke the story that Biden and the U.S. Navy dive team were behind the explosion of the Russian pipeline into Germany. that are saying that the United States played a much larger role in blowing up the Crimean Bridge than they want to be known. They're trying to let Ukraine take all the credit for that.

Do you think there's any truth to that? Was this American technology? It was like a shallow, basically like a shallow torpedo that Ukraine would not have this technology. Only the United States would have that. Well, let me put it this way. I've known Seymour Hersh personally for 25 years. I consider him to be a very close friend. And I'd like to believe that he reciprocates that feeling towards me. But as close friends, I can tell you that the one thing

we don't do is talk about his stories, and he doesn't talk about his sources. One of the reasons why Seymour Hersh is the success that he is, is that he has a reputation that if you talk to him, you don't get arrested. If you talk to him, nobody knows your name because he protects his sources. get arrested if you talk to him nobody knows your name because he protects his sources uh his reputation also is that the stories he writes um more often than not far more often than not turn out to be exactly right that his sources are good well perfect you lead me right into my clips uh because i do have some i have some thoughts about this boat. Go ahead. I mean, we're watching the news in the last couple of days and we keep seeing these videos

that have been leaked by someone somehow. I have no idea how that happened. Of the similar type product, which is a drone. That's my clip. Well, go take it. The sea drone. And of course, it wouldn't be complete if this report wasn't brought to us by our resident spook, Richard Engel.

The sea drone slips through the water silently. Ooh, nice alliteration. Beautiful. The sea drone slips through the water silently under the cover of darkness. Its target is a Russian landing ship in the Black Sea. Under the cover of darkness, its target is a Russian landing ship in the Black Sea. The pilotless, remotely operated kamikaze boat packed with explosives is closing in until the video released by Ukrainian security services breaks up. Afterwards, a Russian ship can be seen listing being guided into a Russian harbor. The Russian military claimed it stopped the sea drone attack and made no mention of damage.

NBC News geolocated the video and analyzed ship logs. The damaged ship looks very much like the one attacked by the drone. With Ukraine's counteroffensive making little progress so far in the east, it seems Ukraine is finding alternative ways to fight back and take the war to Russia, using small drones to attack downtown Moscow and now exploding boats. President Zelensky, as with other drone attacks, didn't directly claim responsibility for the sea drone but he did congratulate ukraine security services for quote returning the war to the aggressor state police who makes these things

who makes looking into it i mean we've had two examples of these sea drones yeah one hit the russian uh whatever that thing was a destroyer, I guess. No, it was an oil freighter. Oh, yeah, freighter, yes. The freighter, the oil freighter is the other one. But the best part is the video. CNN had the video. Everyone had the video. Everyone had the video.

Oh, yeah. But supposedly they always preface it with there's leak to social media. Who leaked it? Why would you be leaking this stuff? Yeah, this is yeah and for angle to you know to be the guy on the beat that just screams agency well if we go back to what scott ritter had to say this is all sounds like desperation if you've got some super good weapon yes that is doing damage why would you start to publicize it so now everyone can look for it? This just doesn't make any sense.

This is a disaster. Let's listen to ABC's report. Another strike against a Russian vessel in the Black Sea. Video circulating online appearing to show a sea drone allegedly packed with a half ton of explosives approaching a Russian oil tanker. Moscow blaming Ukraine,

threatening retaliation, saying the tanker had been supplying oil to Russian oil tanker. Moscow blaming Ukraine, threatening retaliation, saying the tanker had been supplying oil to Russian troops in Syria. Ukraine not admitting it conducted the operation, but security sources telling ABC News they did indeed carry out the strike. It follows a similar attack Friday against a Russian warship. More videos circulating online showing the moment it was struck. After sunup, the ship seen being towed back into base, listing seriously to one side. And tonight, a collection of videos verified by ABC News now indicating that Ukraine has started using US

provided cluster munitions on the battlefield on the eastern front lines, the controversial weapons banned by many countries. And as the war grinds on, up to 40 nations are meeting in Saudi Arabia to discuss a possible peace plan for Ukraine, but Russia not invited. We're China attending these peace talks for the first time with increased attacks in Moscow and now the Black Sea. And remember that mutiny six weeks ago, the war is now threatening instability in russia which of course is china's western neighbor and ally yeah so this kind of there's a couple of things that that are surrounding this we have and i'll get to africa because you can't you can't

leave africa out of the story but right now as we speak we have the big powwow going on in saudi arabia everybody all the bricks 30 40 nations now except russia discussing the peace plan we go to npr go to npr saudi arabia shows the conference this weekend to talk about peace in ukraine but russia the country wasn't even invited instead this is a chance for ukraine to garner more international support for its ideas on how the war should end. NPR diplomatic correspondent Michelle Kellerman joins us. Michelle, thanks for being with us. Nice to be here, Scott. Yeah, nice to have you here, Scott.

How do you have a peace conference without the country that's waging the war? Yeah, I mean, you can't quite call this a peace conference. The two sides are really far apart from any talks. But what the Ukrainians want is more support from countries that have been on the fence up to now. They have this 10-point peace plan that would ensure that Russian forces get out of their country. It calls for the restoration of Ukraine's territorial integrity, and it calls for accountability for Russia's aggression. And a former U.S. ambassador, William Taylor, puts it this way. So the Ukrainians want to make the case that they are in the right, but they're on the right side of the principles, the international principles.

Why is he laughing? Why is he laughing? Do that again. He's laughing. Puts it this way. So the Ukrainians want to make the case that they are in the right, but they're on the right side of the principle. That's why he's laughing. The guy's laughing. He's like, those guys are

wrong. They're not in the right. And so who is this guy again? Ambassador William. Ambassador. Ambassador. Yeah, Ukraine wants to tell the world that they're right. Taylor puts it this way. So the Ukrainians want to make the case that they are in the right they're on the right side of the wow what a tell this guy has why would he even do what don't they train these ambassadors with some nlp or something you know uh no a probably not and i would say the tell was this this tell. It's just everyone has one. They are in the right. They're on the right side of the principles, the international principles. Makes me laugh. It's so funny. The moral principles and that the Ukrainians deserve the support of the Indias and the Brazils and the South Africans.

The Indias and the Brazils. How many Indias and brazils are there and mr ambassadors and the chinese by the way china announced that its special representative on eurasian affairs is going to attend this meeting in jeddah saudi arabia and taylor says that's really a big deal because china is an ally of the russians and this meeting is about ukraine's proposals for peace and not russia's perspective okay here are, I have a couple more clips here, but here are the 10 points. This is the, Reuters bills it as Zelensky's 10-point peace plan. One. Radiation and nuclear safety focusing on restoring safety

around Europe's largest nuclear power plant, Zaporizhia, in Ukraine, which is now Russian-occupied. Well, that seems like a gimme. That's an easy one. That whole gambit by Lindsay and Blumenthal, that failed. So nothing blew up. The Russians are actually... So far. Well, no, I think they're really protecting it.

Two, food security, including protecting and ensuring Ukraine's grain exports to the world's poorest nations. Well, there's an important one. Yeah. Hey, man. Hey, man. Let us export grain. Not to Africa, by the way. No, we just need the money because those are American assets, international assets.

That's owned by Cargill now. They divvied that up. Three, energy security with focus on price restrictions on Russian energy sources as well as aiding Ukraine with restoring its power infrastructure, half of which has been damaged by Russian attacks. Well, gas is still flowing through Ukraine. That did not stop. Well, the funny thing is, if you read that whole thing again, that one point,

where's the sanctions on the Russian energy? Oh, there's none. There's only sanctions on Russian oil, not on gas. Oh, yeah, this is the big joke. It's dumb. And, you know, Russian gas has always flowed through Ukraine. So that hasn't stopped. Four.

Release of all prisoners and deportees, including war prisoners and children, deported to Russia. Well, that seems like a relatively easy one. I don't think that's a problem. But here we go. Here's where it gets a little iffy and icky. Number five. Restoring Ukraine's territorial integrity and Russia reaffirming it, according to the UN charter, which Zelensky says is not up to negotiations. which will not and crimea that will not happen so this is the main point that it'll come down it's not going to happen ever yeah it's going to come to as usual it comes down to it's always

natural resources turf or some chick so and and by the way have you seen the zelensky is gay memes floating around? Well, we've already gone through the Zelensky's on cocaine memes. That's old. I have not seen the Zelensky is gay, but there's a lot of interesting kind of gay memes showing up and I have some clips.

But can I finish this before we go to gay memes? No, I want you to finish this, but I'm just saying, I'm just mentioning that there's gay in the air. What do you smell, John? Gay in the air. Number six, withdrawal of Russian troops and cessation of hostilities, restoration of Ukraine's state borders with Russia. So that's kind of when you have a peace agreement then you

do that but i i think the way they solve this is crimea is not up for debate that that'll have to be the gimme and they'll have the demilitarized zone and we'll say well this is just no man's land which is about the width of florida seven justice, including the establishment of a special tribunal to prosecute Russian war crimes. This is what the International Criminal Court and the JIT team have been working on. This is what suspiciously quiet Queen Ursula has been promising. And I think this number seven here is only to get some money out of them. They're not going to throw Putin in jail or anything like that. But this will just be, we need some money.

We need money. So the money we already have, we want to take it. Eight. Prevention of ecocide or ecocide. Need for protection of environment with focus on demining and restoring water treatment facilities yeah so that would be all demilitarized zone work so i think that's a setup number nine prevention of escalation of conflict and building security architecture in the euro atlantic space, including guarantees for Ukraine.

What do you think that means? Oh, you're going to have to read it again. Prevention of escalation of conflict, comma. That means stopping shooting. Yes. And building security architecture in the Euro-Atlantic space. Police,, state, military. I think it's more

like NATO. We need Euro-Atlantic space. Blue hats, maybe. Blue helmets. And number 10. Confirmation of the war's end, including a document signed by the involved party. So they don't want an armistice. We don't want a North Korea

situation. We want it to end. So they don't want an armistice. We don't want a North Korea situation. We want it to end. Okay. So this is what they are discussing. Papers can be signing. It would be an armistice. Yeah, but wars end. Confirmation of the wars end. Okay. So they want it to end. All right, back to NPR. Ukraine has been talking about this idea since last year. Is there any sign that any of the nations you mentioned are any closer to signing on to it?

It's hard to know, but Taylor thinks there are a couple of factors that are kind of new here and might make other countries rethink their approach. Russia recently pulled out of that grain deal that allowed Ukraine to ship its food through the Black Sea, and that's having ripple effects around the world. And then there was this attempted mutiny in Russia, you know, that short-lived uprising by Yevgeny Prigozhin and his Wagner mercenaries. Taylor thinks that kind of damaged the image of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Take a listen. He's not the big, strong, unimpeachable leader that he... There he goes again.

There he goes again with a laugh-tell. Let he goes again. There he goes again with the Laugh Tale. Let's listen again. Something else should be mentioned. Yeah. The quick adoption, and it was dubious, the quick adoption of the term mutiny by everybody. Yeah, yeah. Mutiny.

What kind of a mutiny is it? Some bunch of yahoos. Is Russia a ship? Yeah, and Russia's not a ship. It could be a coup, but not a mutiny. A coup attempt would be something, I'd say. Yeah. There's a lot of things you can call it.

Well, again, it was a media term. Mutiny on Moscow. Yeah, mutiny was a media term, and everyone's adopted it. And it's a misuse of the word. Of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Take a listen. He's not the big, strong, unimpeachable leader. Why is he laughing about that? Because he is indeed not impeachable? Or is he laughing about Putin now? I don't know. That he would like to make the case that he is indeed not impeachable? Or is he laughing about Putin now? I don't know. That he would like to make the case that he is. And so there is scope for nations as they evaluate where they come down on the Russia invasion against Ukraine to think about this in a new way. Taylor was actually in Ukraine last week, and that's kind of what he was hearing. So that's the hope of the Ukrainians.

He was also saying that the mood was pretty grim on the military side because the counteroffensive is really bogged down. But they're more hopeful on the diplomatic side. OK, one more clip to go. But I have a retaliation here from, and this is not a clip, Ivan Timofeev, program director of the Valdai Club, director general of the Russian Internal Affairs Council. I don't know what that is, but it's on RT, so I'll read it, or the highlights from this. So what should Russia expect from this Saudi Arabia peace summit? A number of problems in Ukraine itself are perceived critically in Russia in particular. One of these now is the rights of Christians and the attempt to split the Orthodox Church,

which is gaining momentum and is accompanied by the seizure of church property and the persecution of believers. So that seems to be an issue that Moscow has a problem with. So that seems to be an issue that Moscow has a problem with. Moscow's main position is essentially an arrangement that can be called a ceasefire based on Russia's retention of the Ukrainian territories now organized as four Russian regions. Difficult to imagine Moscow being prepared to abandon this, as we just discussed. And no peace plan for Ukraine can become a reality without china's participation the meeting in saudi arabia could be a precursor to a financial and economic assistance plan to build ukraine that is interesting and of course if any peace process is going to be official, you've got to have the right people there.

Victoria Kagan Noodleman. Yeah, is she there, ladies and gentlemen? Is Noodleheimer on deck? Is she going to be a part of this? What do U.S. officials tell you about this meeting? Well, they're sending National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, and he's going to be joined by Victoria Nuland, who's now the acting Deputy Secretary of State. So it's a high-level U.S. delegation, but they're not really raising any big expectations of a breakthrough here. They're just hoping that countries will kind of inch closer to Ukraine's perspective on the war. And by the way, that includes Saudi Arabia, which is hosting the meeting. And why? Well, you know, the Saudis have maintained ties with Russia throughout the war, and they seem to be kind of positioning themselves to play a larger diplomatic

role. They're also kind of trying to show the U.S. that they can be responsible players on the world stage. Relations are just kind of slowly emerging from a pretty rough patch between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia. All right, so going based on... No thanks to Biden. No. Can I throw a little extra little items in here? Yeah, please. The Christian church thing,

this is an attempt by the Ukrainians to separate from the Russian Orthodox. Yeah. And the Russian Orthodox, and create the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. It's still Orthodox style. It's kind of a version of Catholicism, only it's a little more... They got funky hats, man.

They got big hats and large beards. They got big hats and beards. And the churches are filled with gold. We have a Russian Orthodox Church on Gary Street out in San Francisco, and it's just a treat to go into. Russian Orthodox Church on Gury Street out in San Francisco, and it's just a treat to go into. And the Ukrainians claim that the Russian Orthodox churches are getting their orders from Moscow,

and it's just a bunch of spies that are in there, and they've got to be stopped, and so they're rousting them. So that story is hard to really break down properly. Whether they're spies or not? Yeah, I mean, there probably are spies but it's like why are they starting a new church i mean the whole thing is uh and they're also it's just it's a mess so right on cue if we go on the presumption here for a moment that cia is failing uh let's uh roll out the boat drone which was with the footage so we you know which we can leak on social media why don't they tell us what social media was leaked what account leaked

it i mean they they're able to suppress anything they want they've got back doors into everybody but they can't tell us where it came from it was leaked it just dripped on social media just dripped onto the feed i guess so right on cue looks like we got to start some war somewhere else and we are rocking a large crowd gathered at independence square this was a rally really called by a coalition of civil society groups that have for quite some months now been calling for protests against the presence of french troops in the country and against the fact that Niger has become this pretty close ally of Western nations who are trying to fight the jihadist insurgency across the region. But a large crowd and amongst the crowd quite a lot of chants against France but also

against the sanctions that have been imposed by the regional bloc ECOWAS, and some chants and flags supporting Russia. But I ought to stress, you know, in Niger, the country's pretty split on whether they're in support of this coup or not. There are many people who believe that the coup leaders themselves were really in danger of being replaced and losing their jobs. And so they move for their own protection, really. And that's what this is all about. I was going to ask you about that, because it's very difficult to assess how much popular support there really is for the coup. But also, this waving of the Russian flags,

that started right from the beginning, didn't it? Yes, it did. And it's exactly the same script as we've seen in Mali and Bakunin Faso when the military took over there. When we say script, what do we mean? Russian playbook, baby. For the coup. But also this waving of the Russian flags that started right from the beginning, didn't it? It did. And it's exactly the same script as we've seen in Mali and Burkina Faso when the military took over there, a sort of rather suspicious presence of Russian flags just at the moment when the military men

have taken power. And of course, the military leaders are looking to try and justify their actions. So as soon as they'd seized power, the anti-French sentiment was whipped up. And then the presence of these Russian flags, I mean, not many of them, but I mean, in Niger, there are, you mentioned the poverty, there are huge challenges in terms of the insecurity and the poverty and many people do say look france and other countries including the un in the sahel region have been trying to fight the jihadists but have failed to make any real inroads no we funded them of course that's what we do as an aside uh my friend here the international arms dealer i was very proud sent me a picture of the 727 he sold to Burkina Faso.

It's a hot region. There's a lot of sales going on. 727? Yeah. It's a hot region, baby. It's the only airplane that takes off on crutches. It still works. But we need to ratchet it up a little bit.

We need one Russian name in there that completes it all. Niger's new military junta has asked for help from the Russian mercenary group Wagner as their deadline approaches for it to release the country's ousted president. One of the coup leaders, General Salafoumoudi, made the request while visiting neighboring Mali. He comes as the West African regional bloc ECOWAS has threatened possible military intervention if the democratically elected leader is not returned to power. Demonstrations have taken place, some in support and some against the coup as international pressure on the junta increases. Niger has been seen as the West's last reliable counter-terrorism partner in a region where coups have become common in recent years. Yeah, so we got everything there. including Mali. It remains unclear what the international community's response would be to Wagner's involvement in Niger. Yeah.

So we got everything there. We've got Wagner. We've got Russian flags. We've got, we've got ECOWAS, which is the Economic Community of Western African States, which is, looks to me like a,

a kind of a, a mix between United Nations of Africa and NATO of Africa. Because all you see are dudes with huge medals and ribbons. Oh, they love the medals. And there's a dude who is all dressed in white and he's the head honcho of ECOWAS. And he's saying, hey, Sunday, today, and he's saying hey sunday today if uh if these uh if these um if the coup people the cooers if they don't stop this you know but we're gonna we're gonna kick some ass we're not gonna tell you our plans exactly but for all the you know half the country this half the country that it

seems like most of the country likes the coup it's a show of unity for the cameras but a clear divide has emerged there always is divide nigeria is the fourth ecowas country to come under military rule in the last two years after guinea mali and burkina faso and like those three nations it has now been suspended from the group the juntas in malali and Burkina Faso gave their support to the Niger coup leaders. We hereby warn that any military intervention against Niger is tantamount to a declaration of war against Burkina Faso and Mali. In Niger's capital, Niamey, pro-junta demonstrations continue, and it's not only Nigerians in attendance.

The citizens of other ECOWAS countries living in Niger support the new authorities. We live very well here. Fatherland or death, we will win. As the deadline looms, it seems ECOWAS has a long way to go to win the hearts and minds of the people of Niger. You know, there are so many countries. It's really, as we've discussed, it's Africa and China. But military contracts with Russia, Mali, Algeria, Libya, Niger, Chad, Sudan. libya niger chad uh sudan i mean it's it's really except for the the democratic republic of congo um you know really the the most of the ivory coast that's probably all china south africa is who has south africa that's china, I think, isn't it?

I don't think so. Namibia. I mean, it's unbelievable how much Russia is already in Africa. So I don't know, but why is Newland going to, why is she wasting her time in Saudi Arabia? She should be in this ECOWAS outfit.

Sometimes there's a piece of this puzzle we're missing. And it may be what I think, which is a collusion with the United States and Russia. Yeah, to get rid of China. To deal with China or something. This is stories are just like, it's like a jigsaw puzzle that's a mess. And it's, we play these clips. We try to keep up with it, but at the end of our analysis, it doesn't make any sense. Because there's some major pieces of the puzzle missing.

I'll just play a little bit of this clip just so you get the latest country that's messed up in Africa. Ethiopia's cabinet has agreed to declare a state of emergency following days of clashes between the military and local militia in the Amara region. So now Ethiopia's a mess. Everything's a mess. Sudan is still, I think I have, yeah, Sudan is still a mess. Sudan. Rights group Amnesty International says extensive war crimes have been committed by both sides in the conflict that has been raging in Sudan since April. The Britain-based human rights group said this in the reports that the crimes committed by the warring parties led by two feuding generals included sexual violence against girls as young as 12. Ah, there you go. There's the old rape allegations. We'll find out next who's handing out the Viagra to their troops.

Yeah, that's always a good headline grabber. This is what they do. Anyway, we do have a drone base in Niger, which we can't use currently because Niger has closed the sky and we're not allowed to fly. And we were apparently using this drone base to keep tabs on the Al-Qaeda in

Africa, or whatever they call it. And I think Niger, isn't it predominantly a Muslim country? Well, we can look it up. I have a feeling it is. Consult the book of knowledge. I mean, it's quite likely, but...

I think it is. I dare. Because whenever I see a video, I'm always seeing the local population bowing in prayer. Well, that's just the video they're showing us. Well, that's why I ask. They don't really say anything.

Man, there's too much on Wikipedia. The spooks have been filling it up. Religion. Islam, 99.3%. That would be your answer. That would be the answer, yeah. Yeah, so they're terrorists. They're terrorists, man.

I've got to keep an eye on the terrorists. I got one less. I like it where they got 99.3 Islam, 0.3 Christianity. Let them be. And then 2% animism. Animism? What is that? Well, and there's also 1.2% animism.

Animism is a belief that objects, places, and creatures all possess distinct... It's like pantheism. It perceives all things, animals, plaques, rocks, and it's kind of like everything is... Everything's spiritual. Spiritual. Okay. Just one last clip, see if we get anything out of this from Al Jazeera, and then we've had our Africa update, which is, it's a mess.

You can add Niger to the growing list of African countries to see their government fall if we get anything out of this from Al Jazeera, and then we've had our Africa update, which is, it's a mess. You can add Niger to the growing list of African countries to see their government fall in a military coup. There you go. This is the key. This is the key. It's falling. Something's got to happen. From coast to coast,

a whole swathe of sub-Saharan states is now run by military juntas. Niger has been a key Western ally, a strategic partner and supplier of important minerals. But citizens there have soured on the U.S. and French troops based on their soil, saying they have failed to improve security. Watching all of this unfold and pulling some of the strings is Russia. The Kremlin is looking to up its influence in the region and has infiltrated the African media space with pro-Kremlin content on television, radio and online. President Vladimir Putin sees an opening.

He has offered to ally Russia with African nations fed up with Western neocolonialism. But would Russia be any less exploitative than Africa's old colonial masters? Probably not. less exploitative than Africa's old colonial masters? Probably not. A military takeover in Niger, straight out of the coup d'etat playbook. Men in uniform commandeering the state-owned TV channel, announcing a changing of the guard. The story is local, the context regional. Niger is just the latest Central African country on a growing list, including Mali, Burkina Faso, and Chad, to overthrow a government that was seen as close to the West. Countries in a part of Africa known as the Sahel

that are now the targets of a charm offensive coming from the east, Russia. Russia has exploited a rise in anti-Western sentiment in the Sahel linked in part to worsening security there. The U.S. and France have flooded Niger with hundreds of millions of dollars in military equipment to contain jihadist militants. America operates one of its biggest drone bases there. Yet the jihadist attacks continue and citizens have concluded, with some help from Russia, that the Americans and the French have failed to protect them. This doesn't really scream get rid of China. Probably not. Well, it doesn't scream that, but where's China even mentioned in these reports when China's dominating down there?

This is all being so well done. That's why it doesn't scream get rid of China because that's what it's doing. But it's all anti-Russia. This was a very anti-Russian. Well, the reporting is all anti-Russia, yeah, but we have to do that. That way you never suspect that we're involved.

I'm just maybe overdoing the misdirection analysis, but what else could it be? We don't get pushed around like this. I don't know. It never happens. I don't know. I don't know. All of a sudden we're just, okay, whatever, let the Russians do it. It doesn't make any sense.

It doesn't. I mean, we the Russians do it. It doesn't make any sense. It doesn't. I mean, we do have China news. This all of a sudden crops up. This morning, federal investigators are charging two U.S. Navy sailors with stealing defense secrets and selling them to China. When a soldier or sailor chooses cash over country and hands over national defense information in an ultimate act of betrayal, we have to be ready to act. In both cases, the sailors were allegedly

approached by Chinese spies and offered thousands of dollars in exchange for delivering classified details about naval operations. It's unclear if the two cases are connected. 22-year-old Jin Chao Wei, also known as Patrick Wei, faces the most serious charge of espionage. Prosecutors say Wei, a sailor on the USS Essex, sent a Chinese spy details about the defense and weapons capabilities of Navy ships and information on ship movement. Authorities say Wei was paid at least $5,000 for selling technical manuals, blueprints, photos, and videos of the Essex. This is part of a brazen campaign by the People's Republic of China to target U.S. military officials. And 26-year-old sailor Wenhang Zhao, stationed at a naval base in Ventura County, is charged with conspiracy and taking bribes. Authorities say over the course of nearly two years, he sold photographs of diagrams

of a U.S. military radar system in Japan, as well as precise operational details about an upcoming naval exercise. Zhao allegedly got paid nearly $15,000. Officials warn these two cases could just be the tip of the iceberg as China expands its efforts to infiltrate the U.s military now these clearly

asian names were they chinese immigrants who are who are being here are they sleeper cells i think there were my understanding at least on one of the guys that he was born in china yeah and they chose cash over country i think that the chinese well we do the same thing here we although it's hard we do it with the chinese that come over to the university of california what do we do this seems to be a training ground and making creating chinese spies uh i don't know how well it's working yeah i don't know well these are the moves these are the moves taking place and we still don't you know and it's always possible that these same guys are counter as counters you know they may be uh double agents

for all you know and the information being provided is is false it's bad i mean we don't know anything i have i have another clip from NBC. You want to hear it? We just know that the news media cannot deliver any sort of real content. Well, no, of course not. Do you want to hear some more non-content on this from NBC? I love it. This morning, two American sailors charged with passing sensitive intelligence to China.

Interesting that he says they could have said Chinese American. But American, just American. intelligence to china interesting that he says they could have said chinese american but american just american in exchange for money the department of justice and fbi announcing their arrests actually actually it's kind of telling that they didn't say a chinese american i mean which indicates it could be some sort of a spooky operation either way. And a massive drop of the T in this report. Arrests. Arrests? For money. The Department of Justice and FBI announcing their arrests.

What? There's no T? Their arrests. What? Yeah. Arrests? Arrests. Arrests.

Announcing their arrests. Their arrests. What? Yeah. Arrested? Arrested? Arrested. Announced? They're arrests. They're arrests. When a soldier or sailor chooses cash over country. Oh, there it is again. Cash over country. And hands over national defense. Now I'm getting very suspicious because of the talking point. When they start using the same phrasing.

Cash over country. Although we know that they do this anyway, but. Cash over country. This will come back somewhere. This cash over country is going to be used for many things, is my feeling. Cash over country. When a soldier or sailor chooses cash over country and hands over national defense information in an ultimate act of betrayal... It's horrible.

We have to be ready to act. Have to be. have to be ready to ask. 22-year-old Jin Xiao Wei, a naturalized U.S. citizen, was a sailor on the amphibious assault ship, the USS Essex. Wei sent national defense information to China, including documents, photos, videos, and technical manuals. In exchange, his intelligence officer paid Wei thousands of dollars. Wei has been charged under the Espionage Act, which carries a life sentence. His attorney entering a not guilty plea on his behalf. Also arrested in a separate case of espionage, 26-year-old Wenhang Zhao, the petty officer working at a naval... What?

We too low. Something wrong. You are so racist inage 26 year old wen hang jiao the petty officer working at a naval base in ventura county california pleading not guilty in federal court officials say jiao gave non-public intel to a chinese intelligence officer for almost two years, passing along operational plans for military exercises, photographs and blueprints of a radar system on a U.S. military base in Okinawa, Japan, and details about the Navy's operations at his home base and on San Clemente Island. In exchange, San Clemente Island. In exchange, they allege a Chinese operative paid Zhao about $15,000. Mr. Zhao chose a path of corruption. Officials say the charges were part of a broader strategy by the U.S. to counter China's criminal efforts to steal its sensitive information.

The scheme alleged here is just one more example of the people republic of china's ongoing and brazen campaign to target u.s officials with access to sensitive military secrets all right don't they already have access by hacking all our computer systems you gotta wonder are they the ones hacking our hospitals, though? That's that's the question. Tonight, the FBI is investigating a cyber attack targeting hospitals and clinics in at least four states Thursday, forcing several emergency rooms to shut down. Prospect Medical Holdings says it took its computer systems offline after learning it had been breached by hackers. The problem also caused urgent care and elective surgery centers to close and ambulances to be diverted the systems are not expected to be online until next week man you're diverting ambulances that's a pretty good what does that even mean

i don't know that's 28 seconds is all we get from cbs ambulances diverted they could have gone look given us some detail on that it's a cyber pandemic it's just the start no no we know this is the problem is you're right we're not getting any good news products from the m5m and what did people spend the most time on this weekend talking about? What was the number one story? Trump. Well, yeah, there's that. There's that. Or this.

Tonight, hours after violent pandemonium, social media influencer Ka Sanat hit with three charges. Felony riot causing public injury or damage, inciting a riot, and unlawful assembly. Thousands rushing to Manhattan's Union Square, creating chaos. $100 gift cards all here, bro. We gonna go crazy for New York, man. After Sinat told his millions of followers on live streaming platform Twitch Friday that he would give away video game consoles and gift cards. Friday that he would give away video game consoles and gift cards. Children cannot get their values,

their beliefs from social media. Today, New York City Mayor Eric Adams saying he believes outside agitators inflame the situation. You don't come to get free Game Boys and bring smoke bombs. Game boys? People also hurling bottles, climbing onto subway entrances and statues, jumping on cars and setting off fireworks. Some even hanging onto this SUV, several falling off. This Uber driver's window completely smashed. He says police pulled him out of the car. Leave everything, get the hell out of here. Otherwise, they're going to kill someone here today.

The NYPD says some officers were crushed, pushed, and hit with objects, dressed in riot gear as they struggled to control the massive crowd. Authorities arresting more than 60 people. Yes, fantastic. This is our society now. What? A game game console i heard it on twitch

let's go there's something very fishy about this story i didn't get any clips about this i was hoping we wouldn't talk about it but yes we are what is who is this guy do we have who is because i watch one or two of these things and go they never tell us who the guy is can we go look at his feed have you looked at his feed no he's known who that is who some

this is a twitch streamer yeah see what I mean they mentioned his name in the report yeah some some mumbling name i senat senat kai senat c-e-n-a-t kai senat and he's like super popular yeah but these twitch you have to i mean do you ever look at twitch no i know never no neither do i but it's social media. It's different. That's where the drones were. Well, that's...

No, this is... Yeah, you're right. The drones are watching Twitch, correct. That's what it is. It is a... I mean, it's very... Gene, Sir Gene does this. He just sits there and watches.

If he's not streaming on Twitch himself, playing a game, everybody watches you play the game it's it's a whole thing i mean you have no idea what's going on with people no the people thank you for that yeah no you don't i don't know what the hell's going on i'll have another beer i mean i don't really i don't either really because i'm not involved in that but but people don't care about what's going on in the world what's going on in politics what's going on in africa or china or ukraine no i can get a free game console from kai senat from twitch i'm game

i'm in oh no no jake paul is gonna gonna box whoa he's gonna box again he's gonna box again this is what people are doing they've checked out completely completely we we are just really mumbling and grumbling for a small percentage of people you're pissing in the wind is the old term there you go we're just mumbling and grumbling away on a podcast for the people who are left to care. Some guy's podcast. On some guy's podcast. Twitch is really a phenomenon. Because what happens, this is the Silicon Valley model.

It's like you get a couple of people who are really popular. You help them with popularity through the algo which is you know that's just how you do it you and i would do it too if we were running these things and oh yeah and they make sure that they get paid lots of money like millions and they get paid millions to stay on the uh on the platform whether it's through direct payments from the platform i mean they control everything they control the uh on the platform whether it's through direct payments from the platform i mean they control everything they control the view count you may have a hundred thousand it's like coney 2012 like oh yeah that got a hundred million views overnight coney 2012 is the greatest example yeah so you always will be so people think these views are real i mean what do you think tucker carlson 120 million views okay sure elon i agree sure

sure so it's a scam i don't even watch it i mean and and popularity is still unlike us with the value for value model we know that you know we'll never make any money by having the biggest podcast we're just some guy's podcast. So we've gone a different route, but there's still this, you've got to have the Rihanna or the Drake of the platform, and this guy is one of them. And then people just go nuts.

No, of course you haven't heard, I haven't heard of him either before. And so there you have this riot going on, and you've got the idiot mayor mayor the guy's a clown it's probably a promotion for what is it xbox 5 is that the new one no it would be playstation he was he was given away a playstation 5 playstation is that is that the new one i think again we're yeah what do we know we're're treading in mud here. Yeah, okay, so it's pre-ordered.

Okay, so this guy got paid by PlayStation, Sony. Yeah, they're going to have to pick up his legal tab, too. Oh, yeah, for sure. Because they're going to charge him, because they'll do that. Yeah. For the cost of the overtime and everything in between, he's going to get a stiff bill for probably half a million bucks or more. Let me see what the release date is on this PlayStation 5.

There's got to be a promotion. PlayStation 5 release date, November 12th. Is it already out? Come on. Troll Room? There's got to be. One of you people is... No. When is this thing out?

one of you people when is this thing out maybe it's already out and they're just trying to sell some copies because nobody's buying it well no one seems to know are people are trolls well that's kind of good news I guess

the trolls don't know it's been out for years well I don't know then been out for years people are just so sad what do you know has been out for years. Okay. Well, I don't know then. Been out for years. Dummies. People are just so sad. You dumb shit. What do you know?

It was giving some away. All right. So that's, I mean. They can't sell them. I was going to say, you can literally walk into an electronic store in Manhattan or in Los Angeles or San Francisco, rip one, just take the box and walk out. Now there's a good point.

Yeah, you don't. In Los Angeles or San Francisco, you could literally walk in, steal the damn thing and walk out and nobody cares. It's not even stealing. No, it's not. It's because it's under $900. It's not even stealing. Just do whatever you want.

So why would you go to Manhattan and make a fuss? No, this is the sad state of the world. It's like, oh man, we got something to do. Something cool is happening. Well, here's my sad state of the world clip. This is the

ludicrous queer news. There's no more gay movement. It's all queer movement. Now you have to note that. Correct. Yes, correct. And here's the ludicrous. This is a San Francisco story. Listen to the absolute stupidity

of this story. Members of the San Francisco Bay Area's queer and trans community are calling for justice after the fatal stabbing of a gay man in New York a week ago. From member station KQED, Sebastian Migno Buscelli has more. Sibley, a black choreographer, was stabbed to death at a Brooklyn gas station after being confronted by a suspect for voguing to a Beyonce song. Garakol Dela Rose is a San Francisco

community organizer, and she says voguing is an art form to express joy and process trauma we were voguing in an act of resistance to not only like the homophobia racism and transphobia that's currently happening in the country organizers of a san francisco protest are planning to include a dedication to o'shea for next month's edition of an annual queer ballroom dance show. Wait a minute, so he was stabbed for voguing? Yes, and a woman, I guess a woman was either there or something, she says, we are voguing as an act of resistance. Whoa! Voguing for peace!

This is unbelievable, this story. No, it's not unbelievable. Now it's time for our trans mouse gender update self-destruct initiated well since you dragged me right into it i might as well give a little update what's going on in the world we go down to um new zealand first of all new zealand um had an interesting vote come up in their parliament. Yeah. And I have a short report. Now, my next guest, along with the majority of his coalition colleagues, voted in favor of One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's gender dysphoria bill yesterday. She was seeking an investigation by the Community Affairs Reference Committee

into whether confused or unhappy children were being pushed into gender reassignment surgery with an over-diagnosis of gender dysphoria. It didn't pass and there were several coalition MPs, including Simon Birmingham and Jane Hume, who voted with the Greens and Labor to defeat the motion. Alex Antic, welcome to the program. romantic welcome to the program explain to me how the coalition has sitting mps who are against an inquiry into this most important area contentious area well rita thanks for having me and first thing i'd say is um we need to be clear this was a motion of pauline hansons which was simply seeking to have a whole lot of important questions about gender dysphoria referred to a senate committee looking into things like whether or not gender reassignment surgeries

should be having whether we should be giving kids puberty blockers pretty reasonable questions if you ask me um and it was taken as a as a conscience vote on our side of the chamber and you know that's the prerogative of the leader simon birmingham he's he's uh and you know the leadership team have you know it's their choice to do that. But I would have thought that it wasn't an unreasonable request, and I voted for it. And you would have to ask those who voted against it why they did. I don't know. I think I do know. This is the trans-Maoist movement. It is a pharmaceutical and political movement. It is a movement of control, a movement of mind control. We're taking the entire world that has been MK-altered by

severe PTSD of COVID, lockdowns, lots of medical issues, and now we're just abusing it for political means. why else would you not want to have an inquiry hey is this okay is this doing this to young children should we just have a little little research done about that no i vote no what kind of person are you that that makes that makes no sense obviously you run for office i think you've got the no voice down no i mean and so you and you see now the medical community is benefiting tremendously in new zealand people headline people flocking for gender surgery after funding boost. That's right. The government introduced a public funding service. And so affirming genital surgery has leapt more than 100%.

And we have a report now as well. The U.S. sex assignment surgery market size by gender transition, which is predominantly, what do you think it is? Is it male to female or female to male? I would say male to female, technically. I mean, that would be traditionally what you'd get mostly. Yeah, that's what you'd think from the news reports.

But it is, in in fact female to male that is growing faster much faster yeah than uh male to female i think we've noticed this on this show we've discussed this yeah well it's the but it's the least discussed yeah because it's kind of gross Um, why is the news only really reporting the male to female, you know, and, and of course, this is what, I know it's two different things. Male, the female to male is in general, when it comes to young people, young girls who are confused at a certain age it's middle school and there's therapists who are being forced into putting them on drugs first of all ssris antidepressants etc and then well you know you got you're confused you're probably a boy and then you know then there's this big focus on top surgery i think about 15 years of age is when, you know,

this is when it really comes into play. But if you look at the size of the market, the total size for 2021 in the United States for sex reassignment surgery, which let me just see what that includes. That is, no, it is surgery. So it's not puberty blockers or anything like that, which let me just see what that includes. That is, no, it is surgery. So it's not puberty blockers or anything like that, but actual transition surgery.

What do you think the value of that market was in 2021? I would have no idea. $1.9 billion. That's a start. Yes. Yes, John, it's a start yes yes john it's a start um now we're seeing in the uk now we were pretty sure that you know the closing of the tavistock transgender clinic was the end of it but no no no no the national health service has now uh not only announced a set of regional centers that will be opening which will be led by medical doctors instead of therapists which is maybe a start um this will be for children and of course will be part of the nhs so all it'll cost you is

five pounds five pounds for for whatever you need, whatever you need done. But it will not be for children under seven. So this is a good start. We went from three to seven. So, whew, that's good news. No kids under seven. That's right.

Children under seven years of age may not be... Okay, can I... The reason? Children under seven years of age may not be expected to have sufficiently developed their intellectual understanding of and comprehension of sex and gender to be able to understand the reasons for and potential consequences of a referral to a specialist gender incongruence service. But a seven-year-old would by seven children will be more established within school and education professionals and school nurses will be able to contribute to a general observational view as to the appropriateness of a referral homeschooling people homeschooling

right away you do right away right away this is capture can you do? Right away. Right away. This is capture of the educational system, big pharma. It's horrible. Now, the one last piece of my update for today's program, and now we go to the male-to-female transitioning. I've come into possession of the Transmaxing Manifesto, which is apparently used and distributed widely amongst the male to female transitioning people. Who published this thing? Oh, that's a good question. Let me see if I can answer that for you.

It's rather large. Hold on. Let me see. But the book is large? Yeah, it's a PDF. It's a big PDF. Oh, PDF. This came from, hold on a second. I don't know if it has a, I mean, it's Transmaxing.

Hold on, let me see. But it's called Transmaxing who wrote it and there's there's i don't think there's an author listed it's like one of these i mean it's a huge pdf document that explains why why you're like this why you need to do this let me see if i could but i mean it's it's got a lot of medical information, but I don't see... There's no authors. Yeah. But... Sounds like a piece of propaganda. Well, yes, it is.

And I would like... But I would like to read to you the opening of this document, which has at the top, there are many potential benefits from transitioning from male to female. Are you interested in hearing these benefits? You can read them until I get sick of it. Okay. Sexual excitement from having a feminine body. The superiority of female aesthetics.

Access to the trans-bian... Wait, wait. Some ugly fat dude in a dress is the female aesthetics we're talking about? Yeah. Okay, continue. Access to the transbian dating pool. Full body orgasms. Multiple orgasms from penile stimulation.

This, of course, is estrogen. You will feel emotions stronger and be happier on estrogen. Your breasts will become sensitive. So far, I'm in. Being able to attract cis lesbians if you become attractive enough. Being able to attract high quality males for sex. What a crock this thing is. Softer skin and less or no acne.

Being able to extract resources from males. That's a good one. Hey, give me your money. Hey, buddy. Can you put me up in an apartment? Stop and reverse hair loss. And by the way, some of the things on this list are the most sexist things that are imaginable. Of course.

What they're talking about. Of course. Where was I? list are the most sexist things that are imaginable of course what they're talking about of course um where was i uh you're about extracting goods and services from stupid males being able to extract resources from males you'll no longer be driven to do dangerous and idiotic things due to testosterone it will stop and reverse hair loss people will treat you better if they think you are female females are less likely to become victims of crime well that's interesting access to females yeah that's not true no i'm just reading the trans maxing manifesto uh females are less likely to become victims of crime. Access to female spaces.

And by the way, if that's true, that last thing about the crime thing, why are everyone moaning and groaning about trans women? All these trans women that do all the crimes and murders. If you're less likely to have something criminal happen to you, why is there so much moaning and groaning about it happening all the time? You know, consider the source who's saying that. Pharmaceutical industry, the medical industry. So we had access to female spaces.

And finally, number 16, cheaper car insurance. Now there's a reason to do it. Now, there's a reason to do it. Why don't you just identify as a woman on your car insurance policy? Well, that's an option. That's an option. This thing is very disturbing, but an interesting read. I mean, it's like 600 pages.

It sounds like something from the Babylon Bee. No, no, no, no, no, no. No, this is real. This is real. No. This is, this is... Well, track down the publisher and author. Well, I don't think there is an author listed. This is, this is, this is like,

like back in the day when I was a kid, we had Faces of Death, the video. It would be a copied VHS that everyone would watch. It all stemmed from Mondo Connie. Mondo Connie? What's this? Wow, you don't remember that. That's good.

No, Mondo Connie. Half our audience knows what I'm talking about. Mondo Connie. No, you won't. M-O-N-D-O-C-A-N-E. Mondo Connie. Look it up. Okay, but...

Huge, huge success movie. Okay. I'm not familiar with Mondo Connie. Oh, you'd want to see it then. Yeah, sounds like I don't. No, no, you do. Oh, I do. It's highly entertaining.

It's very entertaining. If you like midgets anyway this is all taking advantage of the of the autism autism spectrum disorder which has just exploded

we got a boots on the ground report from a teacher special ed teacher 8 years in the city of Rochester the past 10 years a teacher uh special ed teacher eight years in the city of rochester the past 10 years director of a special education for a rural district in upstate new york says when i started 10 years ago we would have had one or no students at all enter kindergarten with a diagnosis of autism spectrum autism spectrum disorder um jumping forward the years, it slowly crept up to where now most years we have two to three students who already have or are in the process of getting this diagnosis by age

five. As you mentioned on the last show, which I considered for many years, this may be it's just being recognized and diagnosed more often. However, that doesn't hold up when you're living a day-to-day. The behaviors are very unique when comparing and contrasting against other disabilities. By the way, I think a lot of this autistic behavior, as we've heard, is being diagnosed as, oh, you're trans, because that's just where the money is right now. Sensory sensitivity, very specific food preferences, difficulty communicating, splintered cognitive scores, extreme gravitation. Wait a minute. Let me get this straight.

Five-year-old with food preferences? Yeah. I never heard of such a thing. I thought they just were omnivores. Splintered cognitive scores, extreme gravitation to screen time, behaviors that are very repetitive and rigid. When you look at intellectual disabilities, chromosomal, fetal alcohol syndrome, trauma, and others, they may have one or two traits, but there's other distinguishing factors that make it pretty easy most times to identify it's not autism. And for the few kids

that may get an incoherent diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder they're offset by the parents who are adverse to accepting asd as diagnosis no they want adhd or sensory processing disorder what are we doing to our children a bunch of neurotic parents somebody's thinking it's fault yeah well they're the ones that have ptsd that's your problem right there the parents have ptsd all right should we do trump because i think we have to yeah i'm sure you have trump i got some biden i got my thinking of course is that they're out to get both these guys and i have some some good evidence of uh anti-biden bias oh okay this is a clip from uh news these are new takes and this is msnbc and cnn and including uh your friends from uh that morning show uh with morning joe my friends from

morning joe guy yeah listen to this this is what they're saying on these shows about Biden. I wish I could find it. Oh, I'm sorry. All new takes and Miss NBC. Oh, that's what I was missing. Got it. The question is, how solid a candidate is Joe Biden? That's the problem.

That's exactly the problem. What is exactly the problem? We don't know how solid a candidate Joe Biden is. We know he's not a solid candidate. Exactly. He is struggling. Within his own party. It is hard to watch.

Donald Trump's approval rating was actually slightly larger than Joe Biden's was at this point. Trump was at 43 percent. Biden is at just 41 percent. So he's doing worse than Trump, who he was always saying was doing so poorly. Look at the numbers. who he was always saying was doing so poorly. Look at the numbers. Joe Biden's support has dropped significantly among people of color,

especially among Latino voters, but also among black Americans. Yeah, he's being deplatformed, baby. They're out to get him. Especially this is coming from MSNBC where he could do no wrong. I know. I find it very shocking. Okay. We still have Jen Psaki, of course. They're just trying to get rid of her.

She hasn't been read in. So this is an incredible Hunter analysis. This includes her commentary, which is just like eye-rolling. Okay. And they're also trying to tie in Hunter Biden with President Biden, not just Biden. Of course they are, and there's no evidence of that, but they're going to keep

trying because that is the argument that they want to fuzzy the waters out there, muddy the waters, not fuzzy them, muddy the waters out there. That, by the way, is a tactic that Vladimir Putin and other authoritarian dictators use, but that's their strategic objective, to make it all seem the same there you have it there you have it shut up jen go get your briefing wow you're right she and she's oh man they're

really leaving hanging her out to dry yes that's a good example. I watched that and my jaw dropped. Oh yeah, it's Putin. Okay, so they're all out to get Biden to bring him down. She's defending him. It's the Russian playbook? Yeah. She's out of there. She's so toast. When do you think her contract is up?

I think she's probably still on a probationary contract. Oh, you think they can get rid of her at any time? They should get rid of her sooner than later. She's really not very good. I picked up a couple classic clips. Okay. Because, you know, this whole thing with Trump and, you know, the latest thing. And now this new protective order.

I have a clip on Trump's protective order. Should we do that first? Play it. The Justice Department has asked the federal judge overseeing the criminal case in Washington, D.C. against former President Donald Trump to protect evidence in the case. Prosecutors are concerned following a social media post by Trump on Friday that appeared by some to offer a potential threat of revenge. And Pierre's Ron Elving sorts it all out for us. The former president posted on social media, quote, if you go after me, I'm coming after you you in all caps. And the Justice Department wasted no time asking the

federal judge overseeing the case to issue a protective order against Trump. Now, this is not the same as a gag order where he couldn't discuss the case at all. But the prosecution is about to share a great deal of information with the defense, confidential information, grand jury testimony and the like, and the judge does not want to see that splashed out on social media. The judge has given Trump's lawyers until 5 p.m. Monday to offer a response to the prosecution's request. I really liked what Nora McDonald did on... Nora O'Donnell.

McDonald. Nora O'Donnell. She's CBS, yeah? CBS? Yeah. She... mcdonald nora o'donnell mcdonald nora o'donnell she's she bs yes she bs yeah she i mean she did well i'm gonna play it for she did this thing on jack smith the special prosecutor mr smith that was just phenomenal and i want to spend a moment on jack smith because um he is essentially who donald trump is up against. Not the law, not the Constitution, Jack Smith. Multiple of these indictments. The two, of course, the classified documents and the January 6th one. And they are sitting across from each other inside this courtroom. Jack Smith is someone who has run over and competed in over 100 triathlons.

He was reportedly at one point hit while he was on his bike by a truck. And 10 weeks later, he ran another triathlon. This is a man of a lot of grit and a lot of determination. He's a man of steel. And even what we have seen in these indictments is just a sliver of what they know and his prosecutorial team knows, right? His aggressive approach to his personal health and exercise correlates to how he approaches his prosecution and his strategy. We've talked a lot about how the former president is under pressure, but Jack Smith is also under pressure today. I get these flashbacks of Robert Mueller, this guy, you know, he's a serious dude not to be messed with.

And, you know, they don't have any prosecutorial kudos for Jack Smith, but he got hit by a truck and he got up and walked away and competed 10 weeks later in a competition. He's got great workout ethics. He eats healthy. Jack Smith, special prosecutor. And this is great. The guy's a huge flop when it comes to being a prosecutor. They had to.

Yeah, that's why. He ended up at the Hague as kind of a, you know, a clerk. Send him to the Hague. Oh, no, that's not good. That's not a good thing when you're sent to the Hague. Wow. That was the worst thing I've ever heard her do. That's not a good thing when you're sent to the Hague. Wow, that was the worst thing I've ever heard her do. I got a Chuck Todd real quick. Let me play these classics because it does have some relationship.

All right, all right. Because we've been listening. There was one that came out. Actually, Foley sent me a clip of all these Democrats bitching about Trump in 2016 not being the real president. The election was fixed. It was robbed. Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia. Yeah, Russia.

And then I sent back to Foley a half hour of these clips. There's one floating around. Just a half an hour of every Democrat in the world talking about Trump's the illegitimate president, blah, blah, blah, blah. But you could make it a million times longer. There are people that were completely left out of these clips, and I have two of them. One was Keith Olbermann in 2016. And you want to hear a lunatic,

and this is representing all the Democrats. This is Keith Olbermann going off. The nation and all of our freedoms hang by a thread. And the military apparatus of this country is about to be handed over to scum who are beholden to scum, Russian scum. Oh, yeah. As things are today, January 20th will not be an inauguration, but rather the end of the United States is an independent country, it will not be a peaceful change of power. It will be a usurpation. And the usurper has no validity, no credibility, and no authority under the Constitution. This is a reality that will become the only reality until this country rids itself of Donald John Trump.

He is not a president. He is a puppet put in power by vladimir putin and those who ignore these elemental existential facts democrats or republicans are traitors to this country and will immediately and forever after be held accountable resist we much peace accountable, resist. We much. Peace. We much. That will be forgotten. Wow. Olbermann's great. I miss him.

I miss him. What a lunatic. And this is, by the way, this thinking was all over the San Francisco Bay Area. My next door neighbor believed this. Well, but here's the only difference between 2016 when the left and the left media believe that the that uh and hillary clinton too she said it was stolen the election was stolen same same words that and you know and trump in

2020 the election was stolen and the right-wing media saying that the only difference is that and i don't think people understand the mechanism of the United States elections, our system. You can, from a state, send two slates of electors, because it's the electoral college that ultimately decides who's president. It's not actually the voters. And throughout our history, alternative slates, alternative panels of electors have been sent to Washington. And if there is a dispute, there is a process where then the full Senate and House get together and vote on who whose slate is going to be the one that is that that cast the final vote for

that state. I'm simplifying it, but I think that's correct. You would know. Close enough. Okay. I have one more 26. Let me finish this. The difference is we were about three minutes away from that process taking place in the United States Congress when all of a sudden the gates were lowered on the Senate and everyone was invited to rush in and it was called a riot.

And then everyone and they. Coup. A coup. I'm sorry. Worse than 9-11. Worse than anything that we've ever seen. Worse than Pearl Harbor. And they immediately ushered out all of Congress.

Go into the safe rooms. You're out. That was the difference. That that that was going to happen and from what i understand there were at least 18 federal agents in the crowd who were uh who were egging people on to go in so that's the only difference well tell that to the judge 2016 classic this is a real shorty with the same thing that Olbermann said, only this is another one that should be incorporated into these huge clips collections is Joy Behar.

I mean, do we have to wait till the hammer and sickle is on the American flag before we stand up to this guy? The hammer and sickle. Good one. One of my favorites no do we have to wait until the sickle is on the american flag and she's still on the air i think the the winner for this year though has got to be uh reverend al the everyone has seen it but it's worth playing again this happened this week and we love the Rev for this. One day, our children's children will read American history. And can you imagine our reading that James Madison or Thomas Jefferson tried to overthrow the government so they could stay in power?

That's what we're looking at. We're looking at American history. Yeah, I had that one uh in abeyance that's a great clip please explain what is he talking about well please explain uh to our uh so he's talking about trump that trump you know as a president uh tried to overthrow the government and he's comparing this to what he feels is the famous american presidents madison and jefferson uh who literally did that you might want to explain to our foreign listeners they had some uh this was another example this

you know whether they how much they literally did that is up for debate. There was some shenanigans that were going on, generally speaking, until about 1880 with our government and how who got president and who didn't. And it used to be the vice president was the guy who came in second. And it's just the way the system works. It's not a big deal. just the way the system works. It's not a big deal. It's just, it's

beautifully ignorant from Reverend Al. They were part of the, but they wrote the Declaration of Independence. I mean, they were part of leaving England.

Correct? I mean, that's... I don't know if that's what he's referring to, though. part of leaving England. Correct. I mean, that's... Yeah, well, there's that. I don't know if that's what he's referring to, though. No, he doesn't know anything. He thinks that he only knows these two names. He's like, hey, I can't believe those American heroes would overthrow a government.

Well, that's kind of what they did, Al. Oh, you think he was talking about the American Revolution? No, no. No, though he was saying about the American Revolution no no he was saying he could not imagine you have to think much dumber I can't get that dumb dumb down dumb down dumb down

he is just pulling two names out of the hat to say can you imagine these American presidents these heroes trying to overthrow a government? He doesn't know what they did. He has zero knowledge of where they're coming from. It's that stupid.

Well, that's the reason I didn't use that clip. Which is also what makes Reverend Al so beautiful and so precious. This is why we love him so much. We much. Okay, and then there's some other shenanigans going on with the upcoming election, which, of course, we have to just talk about it all day long. Bobby the K is getting squeezed. And then the Democratic Party is doing a bunch of things to make sure that I can't, that even if I win more votes than Joe Biden, that they won't count. Oh, the Democratic Party thinks that I may win New Hampshire,

so they've removed Joe Biden from New Hampshire. And they say that if any candidate, they've passed a rule that says any candidate who actively campaigns in New Hampshire, that the delegates they win will not be allowed to enter the convention. And that now what they're saying is they're going to extend that so that if you campaign in New Hampshire, which I've already done, that any votes that you get in Georgia won't count for you either. That sounds fair. Well, he hasn't been in the news as much in this last week or so and there's i think they're re uh they're going through the analysis process before we either he's either rejected or or we go to stage two of the op well I think stage two is underway. Stage two is rid us of Biden.

I mean, Biden is on the takedown. Kamala's warming up in the bullpen. That's what it feels like. And I'm not talking impeachment. I can't believe that they would allow Kamala to run. No, no, no, no, not to run, not to run,

just to take over for a bit. She can keep the seat warm for a bit. They could do 25th Amendment real easy. They're not going to do that. I would like them to do it because it would be great material. First for the show. They promised they were going to do it to Trump. Yeah, they've been talking about 25th Amendment since 2015 before Trump even got elected.

Has anyone been 25th amendmented no never no and and just so everyone knows when the cabinet is the cabinet and the vice president when they i think the vice president has to initiate it i thought anyone could initiate it oh maybe i we'd have to look it over well they can just tell but they have to decide that he's got to go because he's incompetent yeah or not functional this was this was i think we can make this only part of the 25th amendment it was written specifically for woodrow wilson who in the last couple years of his presidency the presidency was actually run by his wife right because wilson had some sort of a stroke and he couldn't even talk right

and so they dreamed up this idea. Well, you know, this can happen to anybody. And they got Biden. The best case scenario is, I mean, the best possibility is Joe Biden himself, because he's so decrepit that this would be the time to do it if it's ever going to happen. Even though they were talking about during Trump. Now the president himself, which Biden has always promised he'd do, we say, you know what? I'll just resign. I'll say I have some ailment. He himself can,

can transmit to the president pro tempore of the Senate and the speaker of the house. Like I'm no, I'm no good. I've gone insane. Biden would never, A, would never do that. And Biden can protest the 25th, initiation of this 25th Amendment.

Yes, he can, he can. And you're right, the vice president and a majority of either the principal officers of the executive departments, which now also includes the CIA boss. Yeah, Williams burns not no fanfare over this william burns the cia guy has now all of a sudden suddenly which is very suspicious there's no reason for this because you have the head of national intelligence there what do you

need him for the head of national intelligence is supposedly the boss of William Burns. I guess not, but William Burns has been moved into a cabinet position. Yeah, so he would be perfect to lead the charge. Hey, listen people, you cabinet members, I'm here. You know what's good for you. You heard Chuck Schumer say, I got six ways till Sunday to get back at you. Then you're right, the president can say, hey, I'm not insane. I'm fine. Then they have four days, I think, for some process to happen.

And then I think Congress decides. We'll get some clips on this. Yeah. I mean, we really need it for the show, honestly. I mean, we need some kind of resolution. If I was writing our show, we need something like this. Yeah, it would be great. Yeah, we need something to change.

Dersh, by the way, I do have a clip of him talking about the Trump case. Dershavitz? Dershavitz. Yeah, Dershavitz. Dersh, as we call him. The Dersh. The Dersh. He comes on, and he has a very interesting interesting comment because it's something I didn't know.

But he says that the problem with the Jack Smith case, if it's done the way it's going currently. Oh, yeah, I saw this. Unless they can read Trump's mind, there's no way they can prove him guilty because they have to prove that he was insincere about his belief that the election was stolen. And nobody believes that. But they think they can get maybe one or two people to say that Trump said that. But I personally doubt it. I think it's just a scam. But Dershowitz has a funny take on it because he's kind of hoping that they can read his mind. Listen to this. The same standard applies. Remember that this standard is now being challenged, including by me.

You may remember that I'm suing CNN because they doctored a tape. They had me say exactly the opposite of what I said. And the judge found that I had been defamed. The judge found that they knew that I hadn't said that. I had said nothing of the sort. But the judge said, well, malice, you have to prove that by clear and convincing evidence. And he found that I hadn't proved it by clear and convincing evidence. That case is now on appeal. And we are also challenging

the notion that the plaintiff, the man defamed or the woman defamed, has to prove by clear and convincing evidence that the people knew it. The judge in my case found that they were stupid. They were ridiculous. They should have known. They were irresponsible. But he couldn't get over that line. I love the Dersh.

He really ruined his social life for our show. Yeah, yeah. For our show. I don't think he cares. Just back to Bobby the K for a moment. Now he's getting burned for being a Zionist. He went on the Jimmy Dore show. Did you see any of that?

It was pretty interesting. I did not. Because they showed him at the border. He wants to control the border. All the right moves. And I didn't clip the Israel stuff. But he was saying that he's all the right moves but and i didn't clip the the israel stuff but he was saying you know that he's against uh changing the judiciary that the judiciary of so this is about the supreme court uh change uh the supreme court of israel the thing that reason

that all these israelis are protesting is because they don't want it changed either right so all of a sudden now um max blumenthal you know goes on the jimmy door show and is saying you know robert f kennedy jr is a piece of crap for his stance on um on israel and uh you know there's a lot of uh Israel. And, uh, you know, there's a lot of,

uh, because I think the left is still pretty much on the Palestinian tip. Yeah. Like the left, generally speaking, does not like Israel. And they're like the, the,

the plight. Yes. They're like the plight, the suffering and the plight of the Palestinians. So I think it may not be a coincidence considering DeSantis is out. I mean, there's just no reason for him. He could might as well just go home.

If he if he thinks he's going to win the nomination, I'm pretty sure. I mean, even now they're saying. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign is being bankrolled by Republican mega donors. So now they're really pushing him towards, okay, he should be running against Trump for the primary. But DeSantis did a thing in this town hall that I don't think anyone heard of or watched, which makes me think that maybe he just said all this to make him look like Kennedy or for Kennedy to be on the wrong side of all of this stuff for a Democratic nomination. Listen to this. I signed another piece of legislation to go after people that are

commandeering property of others, including synagogues, to do things like show swastikas. So we're going to hold them accountable. I said when I was running, we'd be the most pro-Israel state in America. I delivered on that. And we are the number one state for Jewish in-migration of any state in this country. So we've gotten all those policies right. And what I would say is there are people that are doing things like that. They are trying to divide by using that as a weapon against me. Those were not my supporters because if they were my supporters, they would be on the side of every step I've taken. There's been nobody that's been stronger on these issues in any part of the

country than me. We're proud of that. And as president, we're going to fight organizations like the United Nations when they target Israel. We're going to fight against the BDS movement when they try to single out Israel as the world's only Jewish state. We're going to go after these third world countries that have become hotbeds of anti-semitism we've always stood strong we'll continue to stand strong and that's just the way it's going to be against the bds movement that's the boycott divest and what's the s4 i don't know. Yeah, that's basically the boy. That's what the squad is all about. BDS.

Yeah, they're all BDSers. Boycott, divest, and I don't remember. What does the S stand? Sanctions. Well, now we got to look it up. BDS. Boycott, divest, and sanction. There you go.

Sanction, yeah. And then he says, I'm going to go after the third world countries that are anti-Semitic. That must be south africa they're the only anybody i could be ukraine well yeah i guess they are third world country yeah so he seems like he's just being used now for whatever purpose he's got he's got to appeal to his own, no matter what happens, he still has to appeal to his Florida base, which is a lot of retired.

That's true. That's true. Do you want to do the gay stuff you had or do you want to take a break here? Well, if we take a break, I do have one clip. Well, so you'd want to take a break. Yeah, I think so.

And this is the Trump in Alabama. I want everybody to know, gay stuff coming up. Yes, the gay stuff's coming up. This is Trump in Alabama, and there's a point to be made. Trump in Alabama. I don't see your Trump in Alabama. Oh, yeah, I got it.

Former President Donald Trump was in Montgomery, Alabama, for the annual Republican Party summer dinner last night. The event was held, of course, just days after Mr. Trump was in Montgomery, Alabama for the annual Republican Party summer dinner last night. The event was held, of course, just days after Mr. Trump was indicted on four counts, stemming from efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Trump pleaded not guilty on Thursday in Washington, D.C. Kyle Gassett with Troy Public Radio was at the dinner. He joins us now from Montgomery. Kyle, thanks so much for being with us.

Hi, Scott. More fun than being in court, I would imagine, for the former president. Well, Scott, if Trump was looking for a softer landing after Thursday, this dinner in Alabama was probably a good choice. He was clearly happy to be back. Eight years ago this month, we held one of the very first rallies of the 2016 campaign right here in Alabama. Together, we launched the greatest political movement in the history of our country. And now with the help of Alabama patriots, oh, we love Alabama. He easily won the state in the past two elections. And if last night was any indication, Scott, of his popularity, some donors paid $50,000 just to sit

at a table near Trump and have their picture taken with him. And at the end of the night, the Alabama GOP had raised $1.2 million in contributions. Wow. And we asked for five bucks. And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage. Say in the morning to you, the man who put the C's in the cash over country. Ladies and gentlemen, say hello to my friend on the other end, the one and only Mr. John C. DeVore.

Well, in the morning, you're a shadow crane. In the morning, our ship see boosts the graphene, the air subs in the water, and all the dames and knights out there. And we've got the trolls in the troll room. In the morning to you, trolls. How you doing? Hands up. Show down. Hey, get up from under that old couch.

$22.33. Low. Low. It's just low. What can we tell you? That's what we had on Thursday. But I thought Thursdays are $1,800, right? Normally, and we had $22 on Thursday, this last Thursday.

So at least we're consistent. No, it's no good. You're no good, trolls. You're not enough. You need to go collect more trolls. It's a troll collection. We need to have more of you. We're happy to see whoever is here, though.

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Yes, exactly. And a guy and his brother in particular. What did you think I was going to say? It was some huge organization. Well, it's the way you always pump it up every show. Because it's a great app. That's why. I mean, all of these apps are one or two guys.

That's what's so beautiful about it. Yeah, man. Check it out um that you can also follow us on the excellently managed by our buddy erinner noagendasocial.com which uh i mean we had he's he's on working on a cleanup by the way i'm gonna do another purge everybody was not checked in and this is your last warning if you haven't used your account in the last year you will be purged and we'll make room because we have a 10 000 user uh cap limit but that does not preclude you from being able to follow adam and no agenda social.com or john c dvorak and no agenda social.com from any mastodon account that doesn't block us which is is, of course, you've got to hunt around for that.

Most of them. Most of them do because we are freeze peach zone. Yeah, we have some offensive toots that come and go. Yeah, I mean, yeah. You can look in there, it's kind of entertaining. It's like, oh my God, do people still think that way? There was an interesting thread I saw of some Mastodon instance admins. And one of them said, you know, really the kind of the best instance is no agenda social because that whole instance, as it's known, has a show that they kind of congeal around.

And so they have a common topic. Congeal around, yeah. I think they use that term. They have a common, you know, it's no agenda nation is what he's trying to describe. But he said, you know, there's all kinds of discussions on all sides of the argument, but he, this one admin, thought it was really, really good.

And then other admin goes off to take a look. Oh, no! That's those two loser, right-wing, crazy nutjobs of Warwick and Curry. How can you say that instance is any good? So that's kind of... Sounds right. Sounds like they said, that's the guy's voice. You've nailed it.

Kind of the Fediverse in a nutshell for you. Yeah, I think so. But you can even set up your own Mastodon server for your family for five bucks a month at masto.host. You know, just don't call it no agenda because that guy will not. It's like if you have, oh, I want to create a Mastodon server for five bucks a month and I call it, you know, my no agenda, immediate block. You won't be able to do it because that guy also hates us because, you know my no agenda and immediate block you won't you won't be able to do it because that guy also hates us because you know we're horrible we're just horrible people sending business his way and i think this you know past hour and a half is just par for the

course we're horrible i heard it we're racist misogynist we're anti-trans. We're just bad dudes. And cis to boot, which is horrible. Got hairy legs! Value for value is the only way that we could be doing this program for you. As you well know, not a single sponsor would ever, ever stick with us. I mean, I can't see Squarespace

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I mean, we're still here, but we basically depend on the time, talent, and treasure. Based on today's numbers. Well, that's why we're doing one segment today. We're doing it all in one. It's based on the time, talent, and treasure of the beautiful producers. And all of you are producers. None of you are just listeners. You're expected to produce in one way or the other just by hitting people in the mouth or by sending a boots on the ground report or as an example of talent we have artists who always

create a new piece of artwork for us multiple to choose from for every single episode it is one of the one of the hidden gems not even hidden really one of the gems of the no agenda show and so we would like to thank the artists for episode 1578. That was correct to record. No stranger to the winning spot, which gets you featured in the MP3, gets you featured in the artwork. We even changed the whole logo of the show to it. It was beautiful. We gravitated towards it right away.

It was the meat glue transglutaminase. 33 experts say it's possibly safe to eat. And it was a beautiful takeoff on Elmer's glue, but it had the little bull there, and it had some meat in the background clearly being glued. I actually got a note from Chef Matt. Yeah, what did Matt have to say? Chef Matt says,

Adam, I appreciate your responses you've given me and the hours of content you've provided for me. I will donate as soon as I get my raise. I will no longer be a podcast stealer. Remind me, we have to talk about that guy too. I heard about your meat glue report and the correlation of celiac disease. To me, that is the least shocking

part of meat glue. Okay. I've had over five plus years in the culinary industry and I've used meat glue for certain applications in food. For example, we used to make chicken saltimbocca. What is that? Saltimbocca. Saltimbocca.

What is that? It's a chicken dish. Okay. In a sauce. Oh, here it is. It's chicken breast that is butterflied and filleted with prosciutto, sage, and Swiss cheese. Yeah, it's Italian. We used meat glue to seal the two ends of the chicken to make a chicken log.

Afterwards, we sous-vided it to 155 and seared it to order well i myself have no problem using it in small quantities if used on mass scale it is in an improperly ventilated area you could possibly breathe this stuff and literally seal your throat and lungs together. Whoa. Give that to Hunter Biden. Hey, snort this. Give anybody any ideas.

On the package, there's usually a warning of if you breathe it, you may experience allergic reactions or you may experience sensitivity in your lungs. The brand Moogloo is in your lungs the brand moogloo is an example wow moogloo moogloo i've known about this like i said before but i've never actually tried using it for anything well don't it's dangerous stuff i think it's absolutely horrible they are changing the wording of your lungs will freaking shut if you breathe this crap into. You may feel slight tingling or allergic reactions.

Thank you, Chef Matt. Thank you, Chef. It's appreciated, Chef. Good work. Good work. A lot of people, I got two emails, that's a lot, I got two emails, that's a lot, suggested that Peter the shoplifter,

who was so, who kept saying, with all due respect, with all due respect. Yeah, he sent another note in, with all due respect, even amped up more. Yeah, people said they thought that this was an AI-generated note. And I think I'm going to agree. It wasn't just an AI by itself. I don't think so, personally.

You don't think so? I heard this, too. You don't think it was AI? I'd like to read his second note. Well, before I do that, we're still on the art, so let's just discuss what other art there was. I'm sorry. You're right.

Good point. And first of all, the one piece of art, which I kind of liked. Thank you for bringing me back. It's helpful if you spell my name correctly, if you ever want to get your art picked. And which piece was this? The Pabst Blue Ribbon piece. Oh, yeah. Dvarak. Yeah, that was a problem. That's a dirty Jersey whore. He's a dirty Jersey whore.

I don't know what he's thinking. I mean, maybe it's a joke. I'm not sure what. I did use the dog head for the newsletter. Yeah, the old Yellen. Yeah, that was good. Who did old Yellen? I was also a corrector record.

There was, let me see. Parker Pauly. We looked at the ticky tacky but it was so small man everything was so small but it was well done with the trump styled hair on the tic-tac box that was pretty cool um comics yeah the trump styled hair on the tic-tac box nice very that was very nice yeah the common ship blogger had usa hand groping africa but at least he's consistent uh a lot of that's a lot of trank stuff which wasn't really brilliant or funny a lot of a lot of trump stuff there's too much we're not going to put trump on our art i just can't see it. Even though Darren O'Neill's Trump was

AI generated, well done. But no. No, I just don't. I can't see us doing it. What else was there? Trump behind bars? No. Yeah, no. Forget Trump. We're not putting Trump on the

art. We've done Trump in the past. It's like us. We took ourselves off the art. Trump's now off. Yeah. And I think Biden's off too. And Kamala.

Yeah. Almost no political figures. It's just not interesting. We were close to old Yellen. We liked it. It's just not interesting. That's what we, we, we were close to old Yellen. We liked it. It was well done. It was kind of cute, kind of much cuter than Janet Yellen herself.

Obviously. Please. Yeah. Lizzo. No. Oh, can I tell you the Lizzo thing? I figured out what this, what she was about this lawsuit, this harassment Oh, can I tell you the Lizzo thing? I figured out what this,

she was, about this lawsuit, this harassment suit, this lawsuit. So I... This is our bonus stuff for the donation segment. This is the bonus content. So what happened was, she, the, this, I don't know if the dancer was male or female. I'm going to think that it was a male dancer,

but it might have been. No, they were all female, three of them. So this was in Amsterdam, and I know a little bit about the Amsterdam scene. And so what happened was she was forced to eat a banana out of a performer's crotch. Yeah. But that's not, I know this is from a a show and i'm and i now i know they

were at a show um it's the casa rosso show because i've you've heard this story from me i want to remind people this is how the show goes and i've been to the show when we were in amsterdam to take think new ideas public we did a road show and we were doing it and so you know road shows mean you go out and you try and get every banker to commit to buying 10 of the of the shares bananas well wait for it yeah so that's what it is and so you have to take these slimy bankers out like hey yeah come on hey man you are you good are you in for 10 you in for 10 you know you got your the the the banker that's taking your company public it's a whole slimy thing it's about a two three week process you go all over the world switzerland and and because i was known in the netherlands we go to the netherlands and we

we take out the abn amro guys the ibm ing guys and so oh yeah no we'll go to costa rosa yeah it'd be great okay and so there's a show and there's it's a stage and you're sitting in the audience you're like and it's it's typically men and they're hooting and hollering it's like a theater and then a certain point they say oh i need um i need a volunteer from the audience now it's adam curry in amsterdam of course yes you sir come on up It's Adam Curry in Amsterdam. Of course. Yes, you, sir.

Come on up. And so the performer is laying on her back and they put a banana between her legs. And then you're supposed to bend down on your knees and eat the banana. And the minute you get close to the banana from behind the stage, a guy dressed in a gorilla suit with a big strap on comes up behind you and starts trying to poke you in the butt. It's a hilarious show. That's what this was. It's very embarrassing. But it's not, I mean I think there's limits to what you can do

in a lawsuit if you agree to go in this establishment at all. You ever been to the donkey show in Tijuana? No. Haveijuana? No. Have you? No. Okay.

So there you go. I've always asked it, though. I've never run into anyone who actually has. So there's your special No Agenda content for you. Yes, that was great. Hey. I don't know. I mean, she's supposed to be.

It sounds like there's more to it than that, because these three dancers are quite upset with her being a dick. No, they just want money. Come on, man. There's money. It's money. It's money. Get a hit. Expect a writ.

That's how it goes. Let's thank our executive and associate executive producers for episode 1,579. We kick it off with our top executive producer,ael rogan from evansville indiana boom oh you know what he comes it's a barnhart donation i should have i should have had that i remember we have a jingle for that here we go barnhart donation that's right hit in the mouth by super nerd with barnhart podcast and they've got a lot of us traddy types praying for you both no jingles or karma one thousand heart the barnhart podcast barnhart donation i'm not gonna ask again there you go uh one thousand dollars instant night no

jingles no or karma may i be called sir mikey boss the irish catholic sinner standard fare will do well of course and thank you so much and thank thank you to the traddy types over there at the Barnhart podcast. You should listen to it. They're pretty good. Okay, I will. I will make a point of listening to the Barnhart podcast, especially if they get somebody to come in with the thousand. Yeah, exactly.

They're good guys. They're great guys. They come in with the thousands. Yeah, exactly. They're good guys. They're great guys. Next is Jan in Dikkelven, Belgium. Yeah.

Which is nice. We don't have too many Belgians people here. Very few, in fact. 6'6". We have more Swiss. It's the Swiss who like the show. Yeah. Because they're neutral. And we're neutral.

We're not a bunch of right-wing nuts like that guy said. No, we're not. 666. In fact, he's a prick for saying that. 666.66. Admin. Yeah. Okay.

In the morning, John and Adam, only a vacuous cipher can listen to about 2,500 donation segments at 1x speed in three years and still not donate. Good for you please kindly accept my first humble value return of value the welding tips alone are worth more the welding tips have we ever i guess we have given welding tips yeah but we don't we they're not yeah we, we've talked about welding, but I don't know if it's tips. So does he want a de-douching or are we doing this? He's not asking for one. I've stumbled, we're going to give him one anyway. You've been de-douched.

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Rappaport donation. I cherish this treasure trove of fun, true friendship, and of course, the continuous amygdala shrinking. He's been listening long enough to know about that. Yeah. Thanks, Obama. Of course, the continuous amygdala shrinking. He's been listening long enough to know about that. Yeah. Ack. Thanks, Obama. Thanks, Obama.

I don't even remember that one where he says Ack. Ack. He does. Ack. No jingles, no karma. Jan from Dikkelven, Belgium. He is a little confused, though. True friendship?

Is he talking about us? I don't know. No. No, I hope not. Probably not. No. Raymond Grill is in Dover, Florida. 333. 33.

He says, haven't donated in a while. Time to give some value back. Love the show. I just like some moving karma. I'm headed to Pflugerville. Oh, Pflugerville. Home of the Schlitterbahn. Schlitterbahn. That's where it is, of course.

We've got some karma for you. You've got karma. And welcome to Texas. Texas. Why would anybody move to Texas from Florida is beyond me. Sir Sigacious Scriptorian. Scriptorian, Scriptorian in South Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 333.33 in the morning, crackpot and buzzkill.

Please accept my donation and gratitude to your tireless effort to deconstruct media and other organizational narratives. The art of inquiring, questioning, and confirming the line between reality and fiction requires agency, integrity, and courage. Would you be so kind as to share some sage wisdom with the audience and me? I recently applied at four and won a management position that involves master salesmanship and a high volume of air travel across the Americas. Our goal is to develop a certified mining equipment dealer network for our aftermarket. What advice do you have for someone who enters this stage of their career in regard to master salesmanship and frequent domestic and international air travel?

To close, please add me to the birthday list for August 7th. In addition, please send some jobs, karma, relationship karma my way. It would be great to add some living embrace into the quantity of handshakes coming my way. You're going to get a handshake tendonitis, by the way. Sincerely yours, Sir Sagacious Scripturiant, Knight of the Seven Bridges, etc. Jacob Duhlman. So what he doesn't say here is this,

is he mining like mining for minerals or mining Bitcoin mining? What do you think he means here? Well, he's not talking about Bitcoin mining. Okay. He's talking about setting up a network. They set him up as a... This is a bad...

This is not what you throw somebody into, first of all. You need a master salesman. That means some guy can sell anyone anything to go out and create a network of dealers or a network of some sort of network. That's tough. It's a rough go. That's not going to be easy.

I have a tip for him. I have sage wisdom. You don't have any tips for him? I'd have to think about it. There are travel tips. Sales tips. I'm not, if I knew more about the details i could probably give them some here's my tip brown shoes jobs jobs jobs and jobs let's vote for jobs all the best sales guys have wear brown shoes

All the best sales guys wear brown shoes. It's a myth, but go on. But go on, as our friend would say. Trenton Scovel in Charlotte, North Carolina, 33333, and says, thank you for the value. I'm pleased to give that to you. And I'll hit the next one, John, since you're already annoyed. You'd have to read two long notes.

VC in Tallahassee, Florida. This is a really long note. It's so long. How long is it? It's so long, it clears my whole screen. Yeah, it doesn't fit. It's been two years since my last donation. Associate Executive Producer Show 1385, Flu Zone.

So I thought it best to give you some treasure so I'm not labeled a shoplifter. As always, you bring the goods and keep me sane in this crazy propagandized world. Couple things to share. I hosted a meetup and three people showed up and it was fun. After the meetup I got a text message no name given asking me how the meetup went and whether I wanted to join Adam's No Agenda Activist Club. What? What? I responded, are you a spook? I'm no activist. Never heard from them again. Isn't that strange? Well, that is kind of strange.

There is no such thing as Adam's Activist Group or Club. Says you. As a former resident of Kanakistan, the reporting of our Prime Minister Trudeau's split from his wife is only telling half the story. It is, oh, this is, here's some inside dirt. It has been openly speculated for years they were already separated, mostly based on body language of them, Sophie looking disgusted,

when they would film their happy couple propaganda messages to the nation. Many think Trudeau has had one or more extramarital affairs, and Sophie stayed for the perks, such as $5,000 a month grocery bill. Whoa. I'd sleep with Trudeau for that. Not that much. The interesting thing about this separation, though, is that a year ago, Sophie registered a communications business in toronto a city she doesn't live in but as a member of a politician's family she must declare all of

her income to parliament to make sure there's no conflict of interest now they are legally and ethically separated as their statement said ah good point she doesn't have to report where her money comes from and can provide calm services probably to the government. Yeah, that would make sense. Enriching herself and family without any parliamentary scrutiny. Yes, how unethical of her. Our current leaders are grifters just like some in the U.S. Hello. Thank you guys so much because I credit your show for giving me the gumption to always look further than the M5M messaging in any news.

All right. Thank you very much. And he uses the word gumption yes correct extra points oops extra points for gumption gumption gumption so we have uh oh here we go our buddy sir cal of lavender blossoms is here with the 272 dollars hey cal northville michigan With $272. Hey, Cal. This is Northville, Michigan. $272.72. Keep it up. Yes. Gents.

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I attached a failed jingle submission from Sir Vincenzo's human resource, Aliana, submitted for show 1386. I always thought it was funny and perfectly understandable, but just needed a little audio mastering help. I think it deserves a second chance at success, especially since the M5M is currently doing their best to keep COVID alive and pimping the vax again. Boost? Anyways, if you could play it, followed by the usual no, and we'll let the chips fall where they may. P.S. Adam, can you please add a couple of milliseconds to the noise gate for John's mic? The popping is driving me nuts. Well...

What popping? No, when you move a little bit away from the mic, then it pops in a little bit. It's once in a... It's... It's... It's... It's what it is. Okay?

Ant fucking. But I did actually change it a little bit just because you said so so i i i appreciate a follow a fellow audiophile who uh who cares who cares that much you care we care i think he'd be more classified as an audio engineering type as opposed to audiophiles, which is a guy who collects overpriced stereo gear. Boost! No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I don't know why that one crept in, but that's what you got. Now we have Andy Scott in Gunter, Texas. Gunter.

To 1961, my donation is 3,333,333 Indonesia rupiah I have lived in Indonesia since George Soros shorted the Thai bot and one bot please one bot and created the Asian financial crisis of 1998 having lived through a slow-moving currency crisis I would like to add some extra hyper inflating emphasis to the best jingle of the best podcast in the universe. All hell's going to break loose. All you're going to need is a Bitcoin. Thanks for all you do. Best podcast in the universe. Cheers. Sabadi Cop from Andy. They're saying that all hell is going to break loose and you're going to need a Bitcoin. Linda Lupatkin in Lakewood, Colorado.

I'm not blinking for a competitive edge. Go to ImageMakersInc.com for your executive resume and job search needs. That's ImageMakers, ink with a K. You heard me, uh, or go to Linda Lepatskin on the producer's list and just look her up. You'll find her. I liked that.

She, uh, cause we didn't read it, but she asked for a chicken sound effect and we both had one. We really, we really serviced the client on this one. Didn't we, John? We did a good job on this one.

Thank you very much to these executive and associate executive producers of episode 1,579 of the best podcast in the universe. All of these titles are forever. You can always use it. You can always say you are an exec or an associate exec of this particular episode. Put it on your LinkedIn. Put it on your LinkedIn. Put it on your resume. Put it on. Open up an IMDb.

You can use this. Almost 800 of them already on IMDb. And that's just the start of the many credits that you will soon see as value for value sweeps the universe. And all streaming and recorded media becomes value for value. Sweeps the universe, I tell you. And if you'd like to learn how to become a producer, go here. Dvorak.org slash NA. We'll be reading all the other ones up through 50,

but just wanted to thank you one more time. Our formula is this. We go out, we hit people in the mouth. We hit people in the mouth. Order. Order. Shut up, slave. And John's going to take it through to the 50s,

and we'll get our knights and dames on stage and give you the meetups before we continue with our show with the promised gay stuff. Yes. Anonymous starts at the beginning there he's in san jose california 150 bucks and he's going to be uh you might as well read this or he she's going to be dame you can read this for me i shall i just realized i am past due to receive my dame status she i'd like to claim the title of Dame Zelda of Silicon Valley, patron of the wandering Jews. Would love to hear the,

oh, I didn't have this one prepared. Would love to hear the shape-shifting Jews jingle and get an extra potent dose of relationship karma. We can do that. Thank you so much for the work you do. Please let me know how to get my ring. Well, once I have Damed you, I'll tell you all about it. You've got karma.

I wonder why our Jewish listeners find that so entertaining. Bruce Schwalm in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania comes in with $133.88. Michaela E. King in Temecula, California, $100. Stefan Kunkel or Stephen in Atlanta, Georgia, 100. Sir Brian Tobiasen in Gardner, Kansas, 8008. With a happy anniversary to John and Mimi. That's coming up. 8008.

Yeah, 8008. Yeah, 8008. Nice. 8008. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. That's just two days away. Yeah. Did you put that in the newsletter? I didn't see that. No, I'll That's just two days away. Yeah.

Did you put that in the newsletter? I didn't see that. No, I'll put it in the next newsletter. That's Monday, Tuesday. Tuesday, Wednesday. It'll come out Wednesday. It'll be a day off. All right.

Sardine Bertram in Bibbra Lake, Washington, 8008. Oh, by the way, sorry. Brian Tobiasen was 8808, not 8008, not 8-0-0-8. This is Sir Dean. And then Kevin McLaughlin's back with 8-0-0-8. This time he's celebrating Korean melons. I love his melon assortment. He likes the Korean melons.

He likes melons. He's also the Archduke of Luna and lover of America and boobs. Ray Jacobson in Ashland, Virginia, 80. Tim Carolla in Manassas, Virginia, 7777. Way and Way and Way and Cartini in Torrington, Connecticut, 7421. Rita Harrington in Sparks, Nevada, 65. There she is again. Hurrington, Connecticut, 7421.

Rita Harrington in Sparks, Nevada, 65. There she is again. Chad Hewitt in Folsom, California. Needs a de-douche. You've been de-douched. And he came in with 6006, which is small boobs, along with Kevin McLaughlin, who doubled up again today from Concord. And he came in with 6006. And this is celebrating the Skyrocket

Millen. Mmm, yummy. Hmm. You ever had one? No. Benstra in Nashville, Tennessee, 5993. Sam Mennerer, which you haven't heard from in Hawaii. He's in China, Australia, wherever that is.

5510. Mark Empson in Plainville, Connecticut, 5510. Sir Tom Derry in DeForest, Wisconsin, 5510. Mark Empson in Plainville, Connecticut, 5510. Sir Tom Derry in DeForest, Wisconsin, 5510. Troy Funderburk in Spokane, Washington, 55. Michael Gates, 5280. Carl Schneider in Lake Bay, Washington, 5033. Hasn't donated in a while. He hasn't donated in a while. Lynn Malinowski in Stafford, Virginia, 50. And she starts off the 50s. We have a short list today overall.

Brian P. Bellen in Ashbury, New Jersey. Michael LeBar, or Barre maybe, in Williamstown, Michigan. Alex Zavala in Kyle, Texas. Douglas Engstrom in Sandy Lake, Michigan. Alex Zavala in Kyle, Texas. Douglas Engstrom in Sandy Lake, Pennsylvania. He's got some note there. Just give me a decipher that. Ernest Holloway in North Richland Hills, Texas. Samuel Corporation in Schenectady, New York. Philip Kuzmanowski in Austin, Texas. uh philip kuzmanovsky in austin texas matthew smith in colchester suffolk uk jim farrell and he's a dedouching you've been dedouched birthday donation is on the list ryan tierman in north providence rhode island uh jonathan ferris in Liberal, Kansas. Kelly Johnson in Durango, Colorado.

Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt in Minnetonka, in Minnesota Nuts. Brett Farrell, I think he's in Kansas City. Brian Wilson in Raleigh, North Carolina. And last on our list is out of San Rafael, California, Walker Phillips.

I want to thank all these people for helping us get show 1579 done yeah thank you all so much and we also want to thank our producers who came in under 50 i see a lot of 49 99s today that is because they want to be anonymous and we will never mention their name anything below 50 which is kind of sad because we also have people who are on our sustaining donations list and these are programs you can make up your own. But if you go to Dvorak.org slash NA, you can see weeklies of 3333, 1111, 1212. I mean, there's even, I think we still have the $3, whatever you want, really. But it's sustaining, so it's recurring. And that's important for these slower days. We really it when uh when in addition to whatever you might have done for an executive or associate

executive producership you don't have to do that just do five dollars a month people have become knights and dames on five dollars a month that's how long we've been uh been doing this and when people do that it's a big celebration we really love those people as well and again thank you to our executive and associate executive producers a little bit of goat karma for everybody in case you needed it. You've got karma. And here is our list for today. Short, just like the donations. Norman Lear.

Now, who put this on the list? I did. You put Norman Lear on the list? That propagandizing old trope? You know what's interesting? The reason it's on the list? Because he's 101. This is reptilian years. And he celebrated on July 27th.

So, it's a belated birthday. My goodness. Sir Sagacious Quip Turient celebrated yesterday and Jim Farrell celebrates his birthday. We say happy birthday to everybody here on behalf of the whole staff and management of the No Agenda Show. We got two. We got one day and one night up on the podium. There is the double bladed one. Can I have yours? Ah, here. Here you go. There is the double-bladed one. Can I have yours? Ah, here. Here you go. Nope. That's the right one.

Perfect. Anonymous. Anonymous. Anonymous. Pop on up here along with Michael Rogan. Both of you support the No Agenda Show on the amount of $1,000 or more. I'm very proud to pronounce the KV as Dame Zelda of Silicon Valley, patron of the Wandering Jew, and Sir Mikey Boss, the Irish Catholic sinner.

Welcome to the No Agenda Roundtable of the Dames and the Knights. For you, we've got hookers and blow, rent boys and chardonnay. We've got harlots and haldol. We've got some Brazilian hotties and cachacha. If you want cowgirls and coffin varnish, we've got that. Bong hits and bourbon. Sparkling siren escorts, ginger ale and gerbils. We've got breast milk and pavlova Siren Escorts, Ginger Ale and Gerbils. We've got Breast Milk and Pavlum, Vodka Vanilla, Gaseous and Sake.

And of course, Mutton and Mean. It's always there. It's always there. And that standard fare is there for you. And welcome to the round table. Go to noagendarings.com. You can see the handsome knight and dame ring, which you will acquire as soon as you size. There's a little sizing guide there that shows you how to do it. Send that to us with an address and we'll get out which you will acquire as soon as you uh size there's a little sizing guide

there shows you how to do it send that to us with an address and we'll get out to you post haste so you can tweet that out toot it out or exit out whatever it's called these days and thank you again for becoming night and dame of the apocalypse, as the rapture comes closer, we need protection. And you get that by connection. And where do you find that? Through NOAA GenoNation, of course. And we've seen you on NOAA GenoSocial. We see you on the multiple telegram groups.

But once in a while, it's good to get together. Hang out together. Add a meet-up. You really need to try this out. What are you drinking? Oh, today's beverage of choice is Pellegrino Essenza. Essenza?

With pink grapefruit and citrus blend flavored mineral water. All you need to do is snort some meat glue and you're good to go with that stuff. Lovely. So a No Agenda Meetup is easily found at noagendameetups.com. It's also easily created there. This is what's so cool. You can create one.

You go to a bar. You say, hey, I'm going to have a couple people hang out. You print out some heads, Adam and John heads. You put them on bar. You say, hey, I'm going to have a couple people hang out. You print out some heads, Adam and John heads. You put them on sticks. You put them on some cardboard. I think there's a handy kit on noagendameetups.com as well where you can acquire the, I think so. If not, it should be. A kit?

Yes, a meetup kit. Ooh, that's a good idea. Isn't there one already? Don't they have them? I don't know. I don't go to that site. No Agenda Meetups. Meetups.com.

One of the great websites that we've developed through our associates. Yes. Let me see. Find a meetup. Submit a meetup. Support the site. Support the show. Maybe not.

We'll have to discuss this. No resources. Here we go go but how to edit them heads on sticks there it is heads on heads on sticks with multiple choices and multiple sizes in png jpeg and pdf nice i knew it was there uh sir dan, he's fantastic. No meetups coming up before the next show, which doesn't happen very often. We do have a number of meetups happening around the world in the next month. We've got Coeur d'Alene, Idaho on the 12th. Let me see. We've got Gitmo Lowland Crooked Rhine on the 12th.

We've got Rippin, California, San Marcos, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. We've got Rhode Island, Huntsville, Alabama. I'm just reading Kaiser's Lauterheim, Germany. What happened to Rhino the Bearded? Well, he still does the 00 show, as far as I know. Is he still around?

I hope. Yeah. Medford Lake, New Jersey. I see Konya Turkey, August. I see Konya Turkey. August 27th. Konya Turkey. Whatever happened to the Garland family up there in Port Angeles that used to send us a lemonada or whatever is a lemon? Oh, Elise Garland?

Yeah, Elise. The Limoncello. The Limoncello. Yeah, Limoncello. The whole family was big supporters of the show. They hate us. They got so tired of your grousing, they just left the show. They're probably listening. They're probably still listening. I'm doubting it. No, they have other things to do,

but they listen. People always check in. Once you've had a taste of no agenda, you can't really get rid of it. No, you can't. It just lingers. It's like an out. It just lingers. It's stuck to you like meat glue.

Oh, I do have a meetup report, actually, from Kansas City. Hey, Noage in the Nation, Sir Spencer Wolfe of Kansas City here at the Olathe meetup, where the whole crew is back together again. Olase? Olaf. Olase? I don't know. Hey, John Adam, this is Sir Baron John Helmer from the Olathe meetup in Kansas City. Olaseie. I don't know. Kansas. Hey, John Adam. This is Sir Baron John Helmer from the Ulaithi meetup in Kansas City.

Olath. Wishing you all the best in the morning. This is Kevin from Omaha at the Ulaithi potato chip meetup in La Manana. Olath, Kansas. In the morning, this is Dame Lazardi. And Matt the metal bender from Southeast Kansas, where we enjoy the chicken tumors. Hey, it is Andrew, Amanda, Caden, and Benji in the morning. Sir C-Mike and Dame Blackhammer here hitting people in the mouth while they're eating.

It's kind of messy. In the morning. In the morning. Dame DeLorean here. Hey, Hap, tell them where we really are. Right here in Olathe. People love it when we mispronounce everything. I saw a picture of this meetup.

I think Dame Blackhammer had her boob out and was breastfeeding one of her nine human resources. She probably has her boobs out a lot. It was just so beautiful because everyone's just hanging out, having a good time. It's like, no big deal. I love that. It was so no agenda i think it was her i'm not sure uh see mike is in the uh in the troll room he'll let me know if that was her uh or was it dame delorean who knows so you know what you go to no no agenda meetup you

never know who's gonna hang out a boob for good reason for very good reason exactly oh that was delorean it was delorean delorean all right delorean good on you excellent so do you want some of that find a no agenda meetup no agenda meetups.com if you can't find one near you start one it's easy and always a party sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days. You want to be where you want to be. Triggered or held to blame. You want to be where everybody feels the same. It's like a party.

I have too many ISOs and I don't think they're all great. Shall I start playing them? Okay, here we go. This cannot go on indefinitely. What? But you couldn't hear it? This cannot go. This cannot go on indefinitely.

On indefinitely. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. That's actually pretty decent. Yeah. Well, Claire Daly has such clarity. It's always amazing.

Here's my next one. That's fascinating. No, it's no good. I don't like that one. Here's a contender. I wish I could have been to Epstein's Island. Nah. This one I kind of been to Epstein's Island. Nah. This one I kind of like.

Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Ooh, I like it. It's a stereo. Yeah, it's a good stereo effect. And then this is more tribute than anything.

Well, goodbye. Aw. Yeah. All right i got uh three oh boy you came you came loaded for bear well the first one is uh miscategorizes under alex jones this is where he says high fives high five high five high five okay and there we have now this is an interesting one. This is an ISO. This is from a movie. Jean Harlow from a movie.

And here's what she says. In the morning. In the morning. Okay. Yeah. Well, I don't know how it fit into anything. And here we have last last one is Having Us. Thank you for having us.

Hi, thank you for having us. Ooh, close one with my bye-bye-bye stereo. The problem is I'm always going to cave to the stereo. Yeah, that's not a problem. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye.

Yeah, no, that's just dynamite. Yeah, no. Okay, done. Consider it. Yeah, no. Yeah, no, everybody. Yeah, no. And now, ladies and gentlemen, the. Consider it. Yeah, no. Yeah, no, everybody. Yeah, no. And now, ladies and gentlemen, the moment you've all been waiting for, the gay stuff.

So there was on a rundown on... We promise we deliver. This is a discussion of the biography, I think it came out in 2017 of obama that nobody paid any attention to which pretty much and i think this this was planted this this whole situation that you're going to listen to because i think they're trying to push obama because obama's so so knee deep with bite and he still lives in washington dc yeah which no president ever does. They always move out of the town. Can I make an observation why someone would want to take down Obama right now? I'm sure it's going to be the same observation I have, yes. So that he doesn't get any ideas about Michelle running?

I guess that wasn't my idea, I think. That's my idea. That's funny. Yes, that wasn't my idea, I think. That's my idea. That's funny. So this guy wrote a book, this David Garrow, who is his biographer, and his book is 1,472 pages, which came out in 2017. Nobody read it.

Right. It's too big. Also, but so they're starting to go over it now. And I'm thinking, you know, this looks like part of the anti-Biden op. And there's some good stuff in here. And here's a couple of clips I picked up off of the Frau show on. Oh, Frau Fox. But she wasn't on. It was another guy substituting.

And this was written for him. This is the Obama biographer tidbits. Oh, tidbits. Examine the truly unbelievable contents inside this biography. The details range from, first, salacious. This is the biographer saying in this interview, quote, He's not normal, meaning Obama's not normal, as in not a normal politician or not a normal human being. Here's another one. Obama reportedly wrote a letter to a girlfriend, quote, about he repeatedly fantasizes about making love to men.

And Garrow recounts that Barack once said to him that the only two things he wanted were a valet and an airplane. Oh, I believe that last part. Well, I believe all of it. Oh, how interesting. Okay, this is the gay stuff. That was the gay stuff. Now we're going to get into just kind of the general stuff but that was the gay stuff now we're going to get into the just kind of the general stuff and they brought in our everybody's friend uh and i can't watch him much it's victor david hansen the guy at the hoover institute yeah why is it why i'll tell you why on nerves what is it he

looks exactly like tommy smothers oh yeah that's why he bothers me of course i should have known so i look at him i go that's tommy smothers and so he's doing this very deep analysis he's always deadpan just like tommy smothers without stick tommy humor humorless tommy smothers so i but but in this case it's pretty good material victor davis hansen senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, joins me now. Victor, help me connect some of these dots. Amazing revelations by this biographer who knows Obama probably better than the vast majority of people. But it ultimately does come, it's still relevant today that Obama's behind the scenes affecting a lot of this. Yeah, I think the biographer David Garrow knows more about Obama's pre-presidential life than anybody alive.

And the one common theme is that these astounding revelations, that the dreams from my father quote-unquote memoir was completely fabricated. Almost nothing in it is accurate. It could only happen in America with this media that never investigated, never even interviewed some of the key people in Obama's life until Garrow did. And then he's trying to look back at the Obama presidency, which he didn't really write about. He wrote about the early years or the maturing years of Obama. And he comes to the conclusion that everything he was worried about in the biography was reified in the presidency.

And he says it was a complete failure that he looks at the red line in Syria that he didn't honor that destroyed deterrence. The Iran deal that was designed to weaken Israel and our Middle East friends in the Gulf at the benefit of the Shia crescent. And again, when you look at the Ukraine matter, he suggests that the problem we're having with Ukraine right now started, and he's absolutely right. In 2014, when they gobbled up, they, the Russians and Putin, gobbled up the borderlands in Crimea, and Obama not only had not done anything, but he had earlier in a hot mic in Seoul said if Vladimir will give me space, i.e. behave during my re-election, I'll be flexible on missile defense, which he did do and canceled. So the theme of it is that there were character flaws in Obama that he had written about that nobody else had written about, and he paid a price. He's ostracized now by his friends on the left,

but they all explain these sort of bizarre things that happened during the Obama presidency. And you're quite right. He's charged the beginning of the entire security state, the weaponization of the DOJ. Indeed, the creation of the whole Russian collusion hoax right in the West Wing when Brennan and people like Clapper were briefing Obama as well as people in the DOJ. And he approved what they were doing when was this interview when was this piece with the Victor David Hanson uh Friday that was what day is Friday Friday was the fourth yes now the third I'm gonna I'm going to I'm gonna go out on a limb I'm gonna call plagiarism on the professor I'm going to go out on a limb I'm going to call plagiarism on the professor

I'm going to call plagiarism because Tablet Magazine published on the 2nd of August an interview with David Garrow but he literally no but the premise is the interview

they're deconstructing the interview that took place on the 2nd. Oh, okay. Well, I'll just read. I didn't put that into the, I should have put that in. But no, there's no plagiarism here because they're doing pretty much what we do. The interview took place on the 2nd with Garrow, and then these two guys are yakking about it. Okay. So I will read a pertinent piece from this interview,

which I have prepared because my buddy Dave Jones sent it to me. Obama didn't invent any of this stuff. He was just a wounded kid trying to figure out his own place in the world and get ahead. Still looking back, it's hard to avoid the sense that Obama himself was exceptional. He was the guy chosen by history to put something in the American goldfish bowl that made all the fish go crazy and eat each other. America's emerging oligarchy cementing its grip instead of going bust. The rise of monopoly Internet platforms.

The normalization of government spying on Americans. Race relations going south. Skyrocketing inequality. The rise of Donald Trump. The birth of Russiagate. It all happened with obama in the white house so that's what you get if you deconstruct now the no agenda show always goes one step further you won't get this anywhere

then victor david hansen was correct that david Garrow knows more about Obama pre-presidency than anyone alive because the guy who knows the most about Obama is Larry Sinclair. And Larry Sinclair testified, wrote a book, was very public about his gay encounters with Obama, and I pulled a clip. On November 6, 1999, after picking me up at the hotel in Gurney, and this is significant, Mr. Mutani used his cell phone to make a call. That call was made to then-Illinois State Senator Barack Obama to set up an introduction between myself and Senator Obama. Upon arriving at the bar and exiting the limo,

Senator Obama was standing next to Mr. Muttani and I was introduced to Senator Obama by name. Later that evening in a bar which I believe was called Alibis, and my state believed because I have failed so far to get Citigroup to provide the credit card receipts that has the actual name. I mentioned I could use a line or two to wake up. Senator Obama asked me if I was referring to coke and I stated I was. After stating I was, Obama stated he could purchase cocaine from me and then made a telephone call. This tool is significant from a cell phone to a presently unknown individual during which

Senator Obama arranged the cocaine purchase. Senator Obama and I then departed the bar in my limousine and proceeded to an unknown location where Senator Obama exited the limousine with $250 which was provided to him by me. Returned a short while later with an eight ball of cocaine, which he gave to me. I did ingest a couple of lines of cocaine and shortly thereafter, Senator Obama produced a glass cylinder pipe and packet of crack cocaine from his pocket. Obama then smoked the crack cocaine. I performed fellatio on Senator Obama in the limousine during the time Senator Obama was smoking crack cocaine.

After which I had the driver take me to my hotel, the Comfort Suites, Gurney, Illinois. The following day, November 7th, 1999, Senator Obama appeared at my hotel room, unannounced, uninvited, where we again ingested cocaine, and I again performed fellatio on Senator Obama. And so there's a couple of things to associate with joe biden blow would be one

the hunter if we're talking about a takedown and i still think that you know just to make sure no one gets any crazy ideas about michelle let's just throw that in there and what now we need the rahm emmanuel rumors to come back and this is a very salacious moment in media history. Well, it's not as salacious as it could be. Oh? Well, I mean, this is our show bringing up some old clips. And the moment on the Frau Ingraham that uh they discuss it a little bit and they talk about gero and gero's interview which is uh on the tablet magazine site i i guess yeah i have it in the

show notes actually for handy access people should go to that yeah yeah for sure all right yes i have a couple of uh things that i wanted to uh to discuss i've been on the alpha gal beat yes i've been on the alpha gal beat and as have many of our producers thank you producers um this is the uh all of a sudden out of nowhere we get ticks ticks the lone star tick hello texas the lone star tick is making you allergic to meat. All kinds of meat except for chicken, so mammalian meat. And the most interesting of all the stories I've received have been multiple stories from 2019. House of Representatives orders Pentagon to review

if it exposed Americans to weaponized ticks. Counterpunch.org. Ly lime disease and bio warfare um then we have uh alpha gal in now alpha gal has been reported in 17 countries, all six continents, where humans have been bitten by ticks, particularly the United States and Australia. And lo and behold, we're blanketing Australia with this news as well. Here's ABC Sydney Radio. Thanks, Wendy. There's Wendy Harmer. You know that voice.

And yes, she was alerting me to this story of just how many ticks there are. Sharon says, please get your animal protected. Jen has never had a tick bite. Is it like a mozzie bite? How do you know? Well, as Wendy said, it's very itchy. And we need to take them seriously. Joanne Manley says her daughter got five earlier this year on the northern beaches

and is now anaphylactic and allergic to red meat. Real and serious long-term consequences. Terry and Avalon, you've got the same problem, a meat allergy from ticks. Yeah, that's right. So when did you get tick attacked and when did the allergy come on? So the ticks were March this year. The allergy came on about six weeks later.

Yeah, and I know there's an expert in this who really discovered this in terms of them being in Sydney, that it can make you allergic to meat. Absolutely, and I can attest to that. Yeah. About six weeks later, I was having a meal as normal. Two hours later, I found myself lying on the bathroom floor with massive stomach pains and nausea. Lasted for about four hours and just thought it was something to do with the meal. That meal was lamb. The next night, I had a chicken meal, no problems at all.

The following night, tacos with beef and had exactly the same problem as I had with the lamb. So it's red meat. Thought that there might be a bit of a problem coming on here. So I ate chicken again the night after and no problems. Went to the doctor. He sent me off for a blood test. The blood test looks for a chemical, something that happens with the proteins called alpha-gal.

And it determined that I had an allergy to mammalian meat. Yeah. That's right. Well, you are one of many. Thank you so much, Terry. No problem at all. Thank you. Yeah, you have to have chicken and veg from now on.

These are the consequences for some of being attacked by ticks. Chickens and chicken and veg. So this article in 2019 is in the guardian and it was um representative from new jersey uh chris smith who uh who actually put an amendment into the national defense authorization act which i don't think made it through to have the inspector general conduct a review of whether the U.S. experimented with ticks as biological weapons. The amendment was inspired by a number of books and articles suggesting

significant research had been done at U.S. facilities, including our favorites, John Ford Dietrich, Maryland, and Plum Island, New York, to turn ticks into bioweapons. A book published in May of 2019 by Stanford University science writer and former Lyme sufferer Chris Newby raised questions about the origin of disease. And of course, there's the book, The Secret History of Lyme Disease and Biological Weapons, that cites the Swiss-born discoverer of the Lyme pathogen, Willie Bergdorfer, saying the Lyme epidemic was a military experiment

that had gone wrong. And as we've mentioned on this show, we have people living in that area, and one of our producers said that everyone near Plum Island knows this to be true. Now listen to this doctor, who's on the same ABC Sydney radio show talk about all the issues, not just the meat allergy,

but all the issues from this tick bite. Malian meat allergies are becoming incredibly common and Cheryl Van Noonen in Sydney discovered the alpha-gal test and I'm picking it up at least two or three a month at the moment. Two or three a month, like our last caller. Two or three months, yes. And apart from that, you've got infections such as spotted fever, rickettsias, which is an acute illness,

and then you've got a whole range of chronic illnesses following tick bites, inclusive of chronic fatigue syndrome, neurological disorders, autoimmune disease, and some people even seem to have a chronic stealth infection. A stealth infection? A stealth infection where the infection's in your body and it's disrupting function, causing inflammation, but you can't find exactly what it is. How about a binary weapon, John? Binary in that the alpha-gal is injected into you as an adjuvant for a vaccine,

and then they release the ticks? Well, a couple of things here. One, what are the ticks? What are these weaponized ticks? And by the way, one of these days, they've got to track down some of these scientists and literally string them up yeah that would be a good start it seems uh they need to to to find these people and and kill them

and kill them again uh hey how did these ticks get to australia in the first place unless somebody brought them there and why aren't the Australians a little irked about it? It's not, a tick cannot get from Connecticut to Australia by, you know, wind or storms or, you know, I mean, I suppose they could, if somebody

lets their pets go to, from Connecticut, they visit, it would still take years to develop enough of a tick population to have any effect like this. They brought a bunch of weaponized ticks over there. Somebody did. Must be.

Must be. Well, while we're on weaponization, did you see any of the Australian Senate grilling the pfizer guys yeah it was pretty no but that's got to be rich yeah i have a couple clips here um let me see so this is the australian australian senator he's grilling the first the tga the therapeutic goods administration so that's like the f FDA in Australia about about the numbers, you know, about the about how many people have had a vaccine adverse event event.

Based upon the Pfizer mRNA vaccine. Thank you for appearing today. A recent peer-reviewed paper in the establishment scientific journal Vaccine examined Pfizer's COVID vaccine randomized phase three clinical trials data. It used the Pfizer's own data and trial. It used the World Health Organization's framework made for this purpose, the Brighton Collaboration on Adverse Events of Special Interest. So this is all about the numbers. Authors include... Using Pfizer's own data. That's important here. Brighton Collaboration on Adverse Events of Special Interest. Authors included virology

and pharmacology experts from UCLA, Stanford, University of Baltimore, and Queensland's Bond University. The paper concluded that Pfizer's vaccine, its injection was associated with 36% increase in serious adverse events. The most common were coagulation disorders, including thrombosis and acute cardiac injury. In every 10,000 people injected, 18, that's two in a thousand, will experience a life-threatening or altering medical complication. will experience a life-threatening or altering medical complication. Serious adverse events from Pfizer's COVID vaccine are four times higher than any benefit from the vaccine in reduced hospitalisation. The paper said the product should never have been approved.

These world-leading virologists spent 18 months reviewing the data, Pfizer's patient-level data, and peer-reviewing their paper. The department reviewed the data in a matter of weeks and made a finding that is the reverse of this paper's findings who got it wrong these world-leading virologists or the advisory panel the politically compromised advisory panel who got it wrong so so of course the the tga who approved this vaccine uh for australia went uh no man no man you got your numbers wrong man it's the wrong time man no man it's not, man, you got your numbers wrong, man.

You said the wrong time, man. No, man, it's not right, man. It's what? What, you say 1 in 2,000? No, man. The TGA undertakes a number of actions to ensure the safety, efficacy, and quality of the medications that are entered onto the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods.

These include, obviously, pre-market assessment, and you would be fully aware, I'm sure, Senator, of the provisional approval pathway that was undertaken for these vaccines, but also we undertake significant pharmacovigilance activities in the post-market surveillance. This includes being fully aware of and apprised of literature, of varying levels of scientific rigour, and incorporating those into our post-market surveillance as we search for signals.

But it also includes our significantly well-developed and well-subscribed reporting of adverse event process in Australia. To 23 July 2023, there have been 139,270 adverse event reports for COVID-19 vaccines, which gives us a rate of two per 100 000 oh okay two per 100 000 okay because your numbers are from early in the process i mean now it's 2023 so it's just not right your numbers these leading scientists are no good and and then the guy throws this in their face. Talking about the TGA, Professor Skerritt, as I understand it,

admitted in answering a question of mine in the last Senate Estimate Sessions that the TGA did no testing and relied on the FDA. The FDA, in turn, I'm advised, did no testing and relied on Pfizer's trials, the same trials that I just discussed. On what scientific basis did you mandate the untested injections? And Professor Skerritt said they didn't do it because the FDA has $8 billion in budget and annual budget and 15,000 employees. So you relied on the FDA.

The FDA relied on Pfizer. So no one in the TGA, as I understand it, reviewed the patient level data. So I'll start, Senator, just by saying that I'm not in a position to answer for Professor Skerritt, but there was a question in the middle that I understood to be on what basis did we mandate the vaccinations? Is that correct? No, I didn't say that. Sorry, I misheard then. I'm sorry if I said that. On what basis did we mandate the vaccinations? Is that correct? No, I didn't say that. Sorry, I misheard then. I'm sorry if I said that. On what basis did you provisionally approve?

Okay, thank you. And apologies for misunderstanding, Senator. So as you'd be aware, the Therapeutic Goods Administration does have the responsibility for assessing and approving medications to go on to the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods. You get the idea. No answer. So what he says is, hey, you guys just approved it because the FDA approved it, and the FDA approved it because Pfizer said it was good. Hypothetic. Now, there's this one clip which is circulating.

I haven't had time because they also questioned some of the Pfizer people themselves through a Zoom call. It's only 17 seconds, so very suspicious. Every copy of it is cut off at the same moment. But I like the general premise. Your vaccine mandate was using your own batch of vaccine, especially imported for Pfizer, which was not tested by the TGA. Is that correct? Senator, so Pfizer undertook to import a batch of vaccine specifically for the employee vaccination program. Yeah.

So Pfizer got their own version of the vaccine for their own employees. That's the implication. But I'm suspicious because this clip is circulating. It's all. Yeah, I understand. That's the implication. But I'm suspicious because this clip is circulating. It's all. Yeah, I understand.

Now, something back home here for us in the United States. Fauci, as we know, is out. We have a new shill coming in. New shill, new shill. A new COVID Karen. As Fauci steps aside, a new top dog is entering the fray. Director of the Division of Infectious Diseases at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Gene Marazzo, will become the new head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases beginning this fall,

replacing Dr. Anthony Fauci, who held the position for the last 40 years. Marazzo has been described by critics as fanatical and an outspoken supporter of the COVID lockdown policy and mandates. Check out this super cut from Tech Judge. Please consider wearing a mask when you go out. You don't need to wear one when you're at home. Masks in young people going to school over the age of six. All the things we've been talking about, mask wearing, hand hygiene and social distancing. Masks have contributed to the control of this pandemic

in other communities even mask wearing except when you're eating you can prevent it with very good masks the three basic rules wear a mask make sure you wash your hands frequently or use hand sanitizer and keep your distance there you go she said covid karen that's pretty funny i was calling her covid really mask up maggie is what i'd call her but and she also was she was really big in the um in the the hiv days in africa and stuff so even though fauci says oh i don't know her i don't know her i don't know i don't know her. I don't know her. I don't know her. I don't know her at all. I have no idea who she is. So she should be a joy. She should be a joy to have running our health system, our infectious disease system.

You know, I put the spotlight back on the public health officials who got away without too much injury. But now this could be worse. Yeah. You know, rat poop inspectors. All right, you got it? I mean, I've got just one thing I want to read, but I can do that on the next show. Let's see, we're about three. It's, you know, David Grush, the whistleblower from the UFO hearing, the UAP hearing

in, you know, he's talking about the biologics, non-human biologics, that guy, the spook. Yeah, that guy. His closing statement was not aired. It was submitted in writing only.

I mean, I kind of wanted to read it because... Okay, why don't you read that and we'll close the show with it. Okay, fair enough. Closing statement. Here we go. It is with a heavy heart. I need some music really for this, don't I?

Do I need some... Let me see music. Do I have a music bit? I don't know if that's going to work for me, but... I can play sad. It's as sad as I can get. SFX music. No, I got something better. It is with a heavy heart and a determined spirit

that I stand under oath before you today, having made the decision based on the data I collected. It's not going to work. And reported. No, no, I like it. It makes it sound like he's an alien. I have to loop it, though, because it's only a few, it's only a couple seconds.

Can I loop it? I don't think I can loop it. Oh, loop audio. There we go. Okay, here we go. I'm looping it. I am driven in this duty by a conviction loop audio. There we go. Okay, here we go. I'm looping it. I am driven in this duty by

conviction to expose what I viewed as a grave congressional oversight issue and a potential abuse of executive branch authorities. This endeavor was not born out of malice or dissatisfaction, but from an unwavering commitment to truth and transparency,

an endeavor rooted in our inherent duty to uphold the United States Constitution, protect the American people, and seek insight into this matter that have the potential to redefine our understanding of the world. In an era fraught with division and discord, our exploration into the UP subject seems to resonate with an urgency and fascination that transcends political, social, and geographical boundaries. Here we go. A democratic process must be adhered to when evaluating the data, and it is in our collective responsibility to ensure that public involvement is encouraged and respected. Indeed, the future of our civilization and our comprehension of humanity's place on Earth and in the cosmos

depends on the success of this very process. It is my hope that the revelations we unearth through investigations of the non-human reverse engineering programs I have reported will act as an ontological earth-shattering shock. A catalyst for a global reassessment of our priorities. As we move forward on this path, we might be poised to enable extraordinary technological progress in a future where our civilization surpasses the current state of the art in propulsion, material science, energy production, and storage. The knowledge we stand to gain should spur us towards a more enlightened and sustainable future, one where collective curiosity is ignited and global cooperation becomes the norm rather than the exception. Well, that totally blows.

What do you mean that blows? It was great. He said nothing. No, he wants a one-world government. That's what he's saying. We need to all kumbaya and come together to discover this this earth-shattering shock a catalyst for a global reassessment of our priorities you didn't take you didn't get that from it no all right then play a clip so we can get out of here happy i got i don't want you i don't play that's some good news we do the david brunetti section okay here we go this kind of blows everything away

from what we think and everyone thinks. It's box office news. Box office news, people. Hollywood writers and actors may be on strike, but their previous work helped cinemas bounce back to pre-pandemic levels in July. And NPR's Bob Mondello reports that it wasn't just Barbenheimer.

Global cinemas took in $4.5 billion in July, not just the biggest month since before the pandemic but also the first month in which all three market sectors north america china and the rest of international without china beat their pre-pandemic averages the odd couple combo of hot pink comedy hi barbie hi ken and father of the atom bomb biopic oppenheimer accounted for about a quarter of the worldwide total. In China, where those films have little impact, Chinese blockbusters did just as well.

The result, reported by Gower Street Analytics, global box office for July was a robust 17% higher than the July average for the last three years before the pandemic. Hollywood writers and actors may be on strike but their previous it's in looping mode no reason oh you have it on repeat it's still on loop you push your button ah nice sound effects thank you for saving the show with that kaboom nice save nice save that's right. End of show mixes. We have for y'all, let me see.

We've got Leo LePuke, clip collector Steve Jones. We've got Tom Starkweather and a classic Rev Manning. Does it get any better than that? I don't think so. Coming up next on the No Agenda Stream, if you're listening in the app or noagendastream.com or trollroom.io, it is Fun Fact Friday. Oh, yeah. That's a cool show. It's about lightning, episode 149.

Make sure you check that out. Oh, I forget about that podcast. That's a good podcast. Very good podcast. And we will be back on Thursday to bring you more media deconstruction. A couple hours worth. Sometimes three, sometimes more. Coming to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country, here in FEMA Region No. 6.

In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry. And from Northern Silicon Valley, I apologize. I'm John C. Dvorak. You don't have to be sorry. Just remember us at Dvorak.org slash N-A. Until next time, adios, mofos, a-hooey, hooey, and such. It's shirtless Joe. A photo of the president at the beach is causing quite a stir today. He's on vacation at the beach.

Cowabunga! Dude, you get the best barrels ever, dude. You gonna tell me where Corn Pop at? Whoop-ah! Drop down. Say bah! I gonna tell me where Corn Pop at? Whoop-ah! Drop down. Say bah! I said, where's Corn Pop? He has now been on vacation 40% of his presidency.

If he keeps up this pace, he will spend around 550 days out of D.C. in his first term. They just guessed my goat. Five weeks. Five weeks. They're on the sand from July to the end of September. A security fence is being built around Biden's Delaware beach house. He spends so much of his time as president on vacation. We might as well make it permanent. Let's ride the barrel and get pitted.

So pitted like that. I like my coffee dark. Ammonium nitrate. 30 tons. I used to have a big sack of ammonium nitrate in my old house. This big sack, I'd use it

for this and that. Bag? Like a hundred pound bag of ammonium nitrate? But what you can do, there's this giant, there's a lot of big lawns in Florida. Don Lemon lives in Florida. Oh, well. But what you can do,

you can take a shaker of ammonium nitrate and spell out, bullcrap is real. On the lawn. And spell out, bullcrap is real. On the lawn. And spell out bullcrap is real. And it changes the color to a rich green and it grows twice as fast. It's a hilarious gag. Don Lemon lives in Florida.

But anyway, that's for all you kids out there. So I had this big sack. I'd use it for this and that. This is serious stuff. I think she'd enjoy the Barbie movie. It's a hot day. Now President Biden didn't even know who the people he was at dinner. He was just asked to say hello.

Hello. Hunter Biden would ask his father to say hello to whomever he was at dinner. The prosecutor's not fired. You're not getting the money. Oh, son of a bitch. Got fired. And they put in place someone who was solid. Hello. It's like, it's not like a snow day, you know, when you're a kid. My team is prepared to help communities weather this. No pun intended. There were niceties and there was a hello. And there we talked about the weather or whatever it was, but it was never any business. If the prosecutor's not

fired, you're not getting the money. There's dangers and threatening. This is really very serious weather. Fell in love with Larry St. Clair. They had a steamy love affair. Obama and Larry St. Clair had a steamy love affair.

Obama and Larry St. Clair had a steamy love affair. Larry looked into the eyes of Obama the Mac Daddy. And he put a spell on Obama the Mac Daddy. And they put a spell on Obama. The Mac Daddy. Oh, mama, said Larry. Oh, you're just my style and my kind. Oh, you look like just what I want. My man, the woman, and half whatever look to look like.

Oh, yes. Oh, yes. Oh, yes. Obama and yes. Oh, yes. Obama and Larry St. Cloud had a steamy love affair in the back of a limo. And then at the holiday inn, they had a steamy love affair. All right, my friends. All right. The best podcast in the universe. I am mofo.

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