No Agenda - 1647 - "Carbon Bomb"

Episode Date: March 31, 2024

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Send back your tote bags. Adam Curry, John C. DeVore Act. It's Sunday, March 31st, 2024. This is your award-winning Gimma Nation Media Assassination Episode 1647. This is no agenda. Observing all the ops and broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas Hill Country, right here in FEMA Region No. 6. In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.

And from Northern Silicon Valley, we wish everybody a happy Easter and congratulations, Boeing. I'm John C. Dvorak. It's Crackpot and Buzzkill in the morning. Before we get to Boeing, happy Easter, John.

Happy Easter. Happy Easter. He is risen. As we say, happy Jesus Super Bowl Day. Or Super Bowl we say, happy Jesus Super Bowl day. Super Bowl day. It's Jesus Super Bowl. Yes. It's the big one. Or as our president likes to say, happy transgender day of visibility.

Because God knows we've never heard of such a thing. They need visibility. That is the first psychological operation I will mention today. There will be many more. Obviously, obviously set in motion to elicit a response.

So transparent. Give me a break. But a response from who? From Christians. Who cares? From Christians. We get all mad. And From Christians. And we get all mad. And then the transgenders get all mad. It's always on March 31st. It's our day.

It's our day. I love my favorite. What, since the last three years? When did this happen? Yes, pretty much. I didn't know. Last year? Do you remember this day being a...

I kind of remember Earth Day, but I don't remember this being a special day last year. Why is it a special day now? Well, it has been the Transgender Day of Visibility on the 31st since Biden entered office. And, you know, since he has to. I want to ask this question in general. Yes. What kind of a Catholic is this guy, Biden?

I'm just wondering. I mean, just doesn't seem to match the general principles. No, at all. I mean, and he has the president has to proclaim these things. So he proclaimed it on. I proclaim on Good Friday, of course. Way to go, Joe. So it wasn't like they didn't you know they didn't know like oh this is great he could have said you know what i'm proclaiming it on april fool's day today that would have been funnier or april 2nd for what all i care anyway actually the i don't want to jump to this clip, but now I should look for humor. Yes. I just think this is peculiar. This happened just a couple of days ago.

This was the U.S., the Navy ship Harvey Milk. And I have a clip here, and it just warrants commentary. The U.S. Naval ship named after civil rights leader Harvey Milk hosted a celebration in San Francisco this morning. It's the first Navy ship to be named after an openly gay person and one of six named after civil rights pioneers. Harvey Milk served in the Navy before coming to San Francisco, achieving the rank of lieutenant junior grade. He later became the first openly gay elected official in California. Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi reflected on Harvey Milk's own words as he was sworn in as supervisor.

Navy officials said the military is stronger today for the service of LGBTQ members. The USNS Harvey Milk is part of a class of ships that will provide fuel and cargo to Navy warships. Okay. Okay, so here's what got to me. Yes. So they have a gay, he's a gay activist at the

time he's the one of the guys murdered i would say he was an icon the twinkie guy he was a guy a guy con yeah they made a movie about him a guy con he's a guy con uh and so they put given it it just seems to me if you a sub maybe or a even anything, but an oiler for a gay guy? Oh, there you go. I'm sorry. There it is. You know what? 15 forever, brother.

I love it. You celebrate your 72nd on April 8th, and you're still as funny as you were when you were 15 is that april 5th i don't know that's your no april april no april is some attack day i'm not sure what that is no okay i'm sorry yes there is a meanwhile follow-up here to that clip you want to play it outside the event at pier 32 protesters gathered to sound off against U.S. support for Israel. Dozens of people chanted and waved signs as the motorcade left the event, with protesters calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. They also claimed the ship is headed for the Middle East to provide support for Israel.

But a Navy spokesperson refuted that claim, saying the ship is headed to Norfolk, Virginia, where it will not be deployed for at least a year. About half a dozen demonstrators made it onto a gangplank of the ship where they chained themselves to the gang. What kind of security does the U.S. Navy have that a bunch of these protesters are making up the gangplank and then chain themselves and have the time to chain themselves to the thing? This is unbelievable. There were protesters this morning during Easter Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Manhattan. Yeah. Yep.

Came in, unrolled a big banner, free, free Palestine. Hey, wrong building, people. You want temple down the street. Well, they don't do that. No. Very, very. Well, let's stick with the nautical theme for a second, because I'm pretty sure, and I have some evidence of this, I'm pretty sure, and I have some evidence of this, that a lot of psychological operations, which are very – I mean, you know, your Twitter feed is a psychological operation. So, you know, it's not like everything's a psy-op, but it is.

Psy-op. Psy-op. There is a psy-op or a couple of psy-ops in play. in play and it is my belief based on some uh evidence i think that the military industrial complex specifically military intelligence is playing games with us you think it's possible well i have i held the dia in much higher regard than the pickle factory cia but but they seem to be doing it only for their, for money you know I know, I know, right revelation well the reason why

is I have two women here who have spouses in the military intelligence or former military intelligence which means you still have I mean can you ever really leave the intelligence community probably not you sign your life away so probably not no so um we talked about my neighbor down the street laura and now

she is married to former dia uh who i believe worked directly for Flynn. Maybe not, I'm not so sure. And they're sweet people. But as we discussed on the previous show, she really stakes her journalistic reputation on the line for this bridge thing being a hack, a cyber hack a gps spoofing and she got it as she said multiple places she got it from intelligence people current intelligence people former so obviously if if military intelligence wants to get some message out one of the easiest ways is to go to someone with half a million twitter followers and you know one who appears on Newsmax and News Now and America Today and whatever all these programs are to spread this message. And I'm not going to read.

I did put them in the show notes all anonymized. The unbelievable amount of boots on the ground that we have. I mean, we have the the best the best producers in the universe uh this morning one came in from a bridge engineer who said no nope nope nope nope nope all of these are pretty pretty long notes and almost all of them said nope nope no i think all of them said nope nope nope uh boots on the ground for one of our producers who was on the ship that hit the bridge in 1977 in Hopewell, Virginia. Very similar. Very, very similar.

We got one from a very good one and with a great rant at the end from, now I know this spook personally, who piloted naval ships for five years. He says, no, no, this is not spoofing. And everyone kind of lays out the obvious. Got a note from a trooper flight paramedic from the state police in Maryland who was flying over this while this all took place.

We have local boots on the ground. Just incredible people. And I will take their word over any intelligence any day because they're on the ground. They've done this. And, you know, could we be sorry? I ran one of these notes partially in the newsletter correct so and and i will say that i myself had had have had in the past certainly before the 2020 election a lot of military personnel telling me things that turned

out to be really crap yes so yeah so, you know, so, and of course, I don't have a journalistic career to stake on it. I was like, I'm the MTV guy, believe me. No one cares about that. But it was through the ITV that I got a piece of information. I have a clip that tells me that somebody is lying. The heavily laden container ship which hit and destroyed a road bridge in the American city of Baltimore overnight did so after its power failed as it prepared to sail underneath. But ITV News has been told this

power failure wasn't a freak one-off. The ship was apparently blowing fuses in dock before it set out in the darkness. In a slowed version of the footage you can see the lights on the ship go off and black smoke emerge before the collision. Authorities have confirmed it did suffer a power failure. A port worker has told us the ship had experienced serious issues before it set off. It was here for two days because it was a two-day working ship and those two days they were having serious power outages. Like I said, the reefer boxes that we have on there, which is the refrigerated boxes, they were actually tripping the breakers for our mechanics that were keeping the generators running on those while they were trying to fix the ship

and it was just not, they weren't even holding that that they were tripping breakers on that so i mean they should they had a superior electrical problem the result of its malfunction today what the mayor of baltimore has called an unthinkable tragedy now this as far as i know this hasn't this uh worker who looked like a worker yeah she looked like one of those on the dock you had the hard hat looked real official uh This sounds very credible to me. That, oh, the refrigerator boxes are tripping the breakers. This thing had it going on for two days. Now, of course, we haven't really heard this yet because, you know, we're still looking for dead people and, you know, all kinds of other human interest stories. But I think that this is being abused, one, to possibly point the finger at China.

Because, you know, military industrial complex, they want to pivot to China. They want to build huge ships, submarines, want to reinstall bases on the islands, the pivot to the Indo-Pacific. But I think also this may be used for some political means. I was talking to one of our producers, Eric. I think also this may be used for some political means. I was talking to one of our producers, Eric. He says, you know, wouldn't it, what you can almost just wait for is for Trump to start saying, this is taking too long. If it was me, I'd have this thing restored in six weeks. Yeah, if it involves building, this is true.

He can do that. Yeah, you know, so to me, this is a huge psychological operation. So to me, this is a huge psychological operation, and I'm just going to believe our producers and this particular dock worker, and I'm sure more will come out about it. Now, the second military-industrial complex psychological operation is one that I've been looking at for a while. And imagine my surprise when Naomi Wolf shows up shows up in the netherlands on a program called black box i've been on this i've been on this show before and uh ancilla works there uh now ancilla was not doing the interview and still is one of our producers uh who has sent us a lot of stuff over the years and i you know i hold na Naomi in pretty high regard for most of her opinions. And she's influenced me in multiple ways, including on my faith journey. But here, she is going to start repeating some tropes about immigration in the United States that come from, as she credits here, her former military intelligence husband.

Our southern border in the United States is open, and the State Department, my independent research found this to be true, is funding with the UN this mass immigration. There's a lot of evidence for that, yes. So much evidence. And it's 16.5 million people now just walked over the border. They're being airlifted. They're being flown to strategic locations around the United States. They're being housed in barracks-type accommodation, which never happened to immigrants before in my country.

And the same thing is happening in Europe. It looks a little different, and it's been going on longer, but millions of people coming. No disrespect, I'm the daughter of immigrants and the granddaughter of immigrants, but these people are being flown in from China, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, Angola, places that export mercenaries, as well as Venezuela, cartel, gang members, whole cartels. And you look at the footage. My husband's a veteran and a former member of military intelligence. And he's identified that the groups coming in look like soldiers, train like soldiers, walk like soldiers, stand like soldiers, walk like soldiers, stand like soldiers,

have military haircuts. They're fighting age men, overwhelmingly. And they're being stationed at strategic locations throughout the United States in large groups. What is that? This is a staging area. It's an invasion, right? At one signal, you saw the mayhem of October 7th in Israel with a small group of terrorists crossing the border at one signal. You could have so much chaos that the elections have to be suspended. That's the or martial law. I mean, I'm sorry, Naomi, but you took it to a place that I did not expect from you. Wow.

Oh, yeah. It'll suspend the elections. OK. This goes on almost every election cycle this there's a couple of things that have cropped this started with nixon i might add they're going to suspend the elections and nixon this by this happened is going to crown himself king oh no like trump oh my god and man biden he's gonna do it too yeah so so she gets this from her former military intelligence husband and i'm not saying that he is in the op but i think that you know people's like oh naomi's got him she's on uh banyan show let's tell him

about china and literally she said they have military crew cuts well i haven't not i've not seen that yet no i haven't seen it either i look at these videos which they show a lot of on fox because they like to yeah and i don't see this at all i don't see this at all and she starts off right away with china and then compares it to october 7th that we'll have them on the inside ready to attack us well anyway it's not the way october 7th operated by'll have them on the inside ready to attack us. Which was not the way October 7th operated, by the way. No. So a second clip here. She's all in

and this is a huge mistake on her part. She uses the term for illegal immigrants. Same thing is happening here. But even if you just leave it, right? Even if these are thoroughly peaceful newcomers. Newcomers! I cannot Same thing is happening here. But even if you just leave it, right, even if these are thoroughly peaceful newcomers. Oh, newcomers, newcomers.

I cannot believe that she did that. Hold on a second. I was expecting you to say something like, you know, wetbacks or something the way you said it. No, newcomers. Newcomers. That means she's. Oh, that's not. That's a ball.

That's. Wow. Yes. Imagine my surprise. Same thing is happening here. But even if you just leave it, right, even if these are thoroughly peaceful newcomers, as Ed Downs says. It almost sounds like she catches herself, doesn't she? She did.

You could hear the oops. Yeah, she catches herself. In that three beat pause. Yeah. Same thing is happening here. But even if you just leave it, right, even if these are thoroughly peaceful newcomers, as Ed Dowd said so rightly, just wait five years, and you'll have a completely different America. Now wait for it, because now she takes us in a whole different direction.

And a completely different Western Europe. And in America— Why? Because—well, I'll get there. Why? In America, the people who are injected will die off or be too weak to fight. And the people who've taken their places don't come from countries that have a history of human rights or representative democracy. And the same thing is true in Western Europe. And so I'll tell you the why. And this is the same why that goes back to the end of America. the end of America. Western Europe, like Europeans need to wake up to the value of their own culture and their own history. And this is not a racist thing to say. It is just purely, you know, what Western Europe developed doesn't make you better than anyone else. But there are precious things in

your culture that you have to like realize in time. You have to save and defend and fight for. And the same thing with the United States, because it's only the United States and Western Europe that are the last obstacles to this globalist plan to create a feudal society around the world and to turn us into nodes in a a central bank, digital currency, you know, vaccine passport, thoroughly tracked, surveilled suppression society. So I think she actually, in the beginning there, she said that these people would replace our military.

Are they attacking our military or are they replacing them? Make up your mind. You know, this is, this is psychological warfare. Yeah, it is. and this is the hidden in plain sight that's taking place it is our own military and they're doing it just so we can sell more stuff that's all war is a racket everybody knows it thank you smedley butler and this is just just what it's going to be. Which brings me to the 2,000-pound bombs they're shipping over to Israel.

Hey, this is, I think this is a psyop from the Israelis. I have, yeah, listen, I have, because I went looking for the initial articles, because I got the, hold on, here's, this is, I consider this to be a hit piece. Well piece Let's just back up and explain what we're talking about I have a clip that explains it Let's listen to the clip and then we can Deconstruct it The United States has authorized A multi-billion dollar weapons package

For Israel according to several media reports It comes as President Joe Biden Publicly acknowledged the pain Being felt by Arab Americans over the war in Gaza. He has also faced criticism by some in his own Democratic Party. The decision follows a visit by Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant to Washington this week. The new arms package is meant to include 1,800 of the most destructive bombs used in Gaza. The White House declined to comment.

Daniel, the U.S. says it's concerned about Israel's conduct in Gaza. Why then send it 2,000-pound bombs, which are highly destructive, especially in densely populated areas like Gaza? Yeah, that is a contradiction that is being discussed in the American media a lot. No. Apparently the Biden administration doesn't is a contradiction that is being discussed in the American media a lot. No. Apparently, the Biden administration doesn't see a contradiction here because it says it provides these weapons not to Prime Minister Netanyahu, with whom they have a difficult relationship at the moment and who is, of course, calling the shots in the Gaza operation, but that they're providing this for Israel's security. I think for the Biden administration, they're in a way in a lose-lose situation because its support for the Israeli military on the one hand, and then its opposition to the behavior of the Netanyahu government on the other, leads it into a difficult situation to a quagmire. Netanyahu has successfully lobbied Congress, not only the Republican Party,

but also the Democrats for many years, and he's now cashing in on what he had been successfully doing over the last decades. And on the other hand, of course, Joe Biden has a position inside his own party. Many young Americans, not only Arab Americans, young people in this country see that there is a contradiction in these policies. And if you drive around here in America, you would probably see at the freeway a billboard which says your taxpayers money kill kills children in Gaza. So this is a difficult situation. And Biden seems not to be handling it very well. This isn't up this this news reporting started in the Times of Israel, as far as I can tell.

This is Netanyahu going, oh, yeah, you and that douchebag who went to meet you? Our own guy? Yeah, we're going to take you down. And these bombs, I mean, it's not like a new purchase or anything. It's just part of the standing work order. Oh, he's okayed it. no one from the white house is commenting okay so to me well the more interesting thing to this which wasn't even mentioned in that report is the 25 f35s yeah it's mentioned in the times of israel

they did mention well i've got it mentioned all over the place let alone the Times of Israel. Okay, but I'm pretty sure it started with the Israeli media. I'm pretty sure. You don't think so? The Washington Post is the first ones that I know reported it. Last Friday, they reported a quiet, authorized arms shipment. Wow. Unless you can predate it from last Friday, I don't know. But the point is, is they got, it's a very strange situation

because it seems to me that the way it was done, the way it was reported and everything else, especially the, what do they need 30, 25 more jets for? Haven't they got their own damn jets? It's just like, well, how many more jets do you need you have the pilots for them and what is the point of the 25 those jets cost 90 million dollars each it's just to make biden look bad that's all i can see i'm thinking the same thing yeah just to make him look bad i think this is a but i don't think it was i don't i think it's i think i don't necessarily think it was israel trying to make biden look bad. I think this is a, but I don't think it was, I don't think it's, I think, I don't necessarily think

it was Israel trying to make Biden look bad. I don't think they understand the situation. But, and meanwhile, Netanyahu is under the knife with full anesthesia and you know what happened the last time one of the world rulers had this happen? You mean King Charles?

Boris Johnson. Oh, that's right. Boy, did they change that guy. He came out a whole different dude. He came out a whole different dude. And so Netanyahu's going in. I don't know. Okay. He's going in for a hernia operation.

Ouch. Under full anesthesia. That's happening as we speak, I believe. Who's taking charge while he's under? I think Dick Cheney. I'm not sure. Perfect time for a coup if there ever was one. Do it now.

Before we get totally away from Baltimore, I do have some clips I want to play because they're educational. Okay. And they refer to what what baltimore really does there because it wasn't well explained but i find i have found three just three clips and they're kind of taken from two different uh shows that i pulled from npr even though the one person i think is the same um about the cars the business that is hurting is mercedes yeah, that's what I said. Remember I told you that I heard of Mercedes. Yeah, no, we talked about it in the last show. But I didn't know all the details, and the details

are in these three clips. And I consider these clips informational, and this is, to me, interesting. Wait a minute. We're going to give people some information on this show? Oh, step back. We try to just do deconstruction, but once in a while we do information. Step information. This is

debate, debate. Baltimore Update Car Info, new NPR. In Baltimore, crews are working on cutting up pieces of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge to remove it, and large equipment has arrived to help, including seven floating cranes, ten tugboats, and nine barges. Six people died in the collision, but four bodies remain missing. Meanwhile, it's a worrying scene for the auto industry because the Port of Baltimore handles more cars and light trucks than any other port in the United States, and now most of it is blocked. Some car companies are scrambling to find workarounds to get their vehicles from ships to dealers, and Pierce Camila Dominovsky says

companies can use other ports and then send them by land to Baltimore. Once the vehicles come off the ship, there is really important processing that has to happen. This includes adding parts, installing accessories on the vehicles, there's inspections, there's paperwork that has to happen before a vehicle gets the window sticker. And that happens at the port. And if you can't do that, even if you've gotten them off the ship, you wouldn't be able to sell the car. I would say, especially the Mercedes-Benz G-Class, which is all EV, they have to install certain parts to even qualify for some of the subsidies. Oh. install certain parts to even qualify for some of the subsidies. Oh, they have to be us parts in order to qualify for the EV subsidies.

So that wouldn't surprise me that this is a problem for them. Although the CEO, he was on CNBC. What was it? Two days ago. He's like, we're figuring this out. Of course.

He's like, keep my stock up people. That's why you go on CNBC. Everything's good. It's all fine. Don't worry about it. Everything's great. Here's clip two.

What are the potential options? What are the alternatives? Yeah, from my conversations, there's three that really stand out. One is there is a part of the Baltimore Port that is still open right at the mouth of the harbor. There's a terminal that Volkswagen and BMW use for their vehicles. And that terminal has confirmed that they have a capacity to accept other vehicles too. Second, companies could unload their vehicles at another port altogether and then drive them to Baltimore for the second part of the process, the processing. I talked to the Port of second part of the process, the processing.

I talked to the Port of New York in New Jersey and Newark. They said they have been in conversations about this, that they could take vehicles off a ship and put them right on a car carrier bound for Baltimore. And Scott, one advantage of both of those approaches for Baltimore is it would still support jobs at the port, even while ships can't get through. The other is companies could use ports that are much farther away where they are already processing their vehicles. So, for instance, there is the port of Brunswick in Georgia. It's a long way from Baltimore, but the port says they have had conversations

about being a backup option. And there are other ports up and down the East Coast that are also good candidates. They're places that companies are already doing this vehicle processing for other parts of the U.S. market. It would mean a longer drive to dealerships, but a lot of ships go up and down the East Coast and stop at multiple ports, so it might not require a detour at sea. And it would mean the carmaker could unload and process the vehicle at the same port in the same place they already use, basically their normal process until the drive. Well, if I was a BMW and Volkswagen, I'd be like, hey, Mercedes.

Wouldn't be giving them any help. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I can see you being that way so here's the non-american cars okay the american cars is different we're all one for all benefit to us that's for sure so uh this guy i think there's a final clip that's got a few little tidbits however does this mean that baltimore could lose out on this important business in the long term people have really emphasized to me this would be an interim solution. Baltimore's location right in the middle of the East Coast,

the expertise and the equipment that Baltimore has for these kinds of vehicles in particular, that will still be there in the future. I spoke to one supply chain expert who was very confident that this was not going to hurt the port's long-term outlook all right so now we're up to date and it seems thank you for that information i i follow the thesis that this is uh was an accident i i'm i'm there too and there's been three of these in the united states in the past. Yeah, it happens. It does. And the newsletter had a nice piece by one of our producers who mentioned that he's been on these boats when they come. Right after they're manufactured, they immediately have electrical problems. The boats, yeah. Yeah, the ships.

They're junk. It's all junk. Yeah. It's everything like everything else like the as i mentioned at the beginning of the show two apache helicopters go down within 48 hours those apache helicopters are made by boeing oh man yeah but boeing is in trouble what was i reading about boeing uh there's now websites that you can, before you book your ticket. Yes.

Websites. Yeah, you mentioned it. You sent this to me and said, wow, this is not good. Yeah, making it easier for anxious flyers to choose their preferred aircraft. I think I'll choose that Airbus flight, if you don't mind. What's it called? Amiflyingbowing.com? Is that what? Yeah, amiflyingbowing.com.

Wow. This is very, you know Yeah, amiflyingbowing.com. Wow. This is very, you know, there's some thinking out there. You know, the Chinese copied the 737. We've done stories on that in the past. Now, I don't think the U.S. airlines will be buying any Chinese aircraft pretty soon, but I could certainly see international carriers buying them. They've been trying to get this in for a long time. How long until the military industrial complex calls all of this,

what's the word I'm looking for, incompetence, Chinese operations? I don't know. They're going to have a hard time proving that one. They don't need to prove anything. They just need to give it to Laura Logan. Well, the idea that the DIA is

messing with us is interesting. Because why not? Well, for money. I mean, it's obvious. For money. Yeah, the money is there. There's lots of it, too.

Not a little bit of money. Laura's not a bad person. Her husband's not a bad person. I think they're being used. It makes me a little mad, actually. It's not cool. You know, we were talking about BYD and Chinese vehicles, etc. And there was an interesting note from one of our producers, Emerson.

He says, in response to the ongoing discussion of the potential for Chinese cars to be brought to the United States, I'd like to point to a parallel industry where they're already making big inroads. Cheap Chinese dirt bikes. He says they began to flood the traditional multi-manufacturer dealerships back in around 2017 these were not outstanding products but the price point and availability kept them flowing uh when the pandemic started good japanese bikes were all held up at the ports perhaps manufacturing delays in Japan as well, these bikes became very hard to come by and was very annoying. Enter CFMoto, a new Chinese road bike built on platforms that have been farmed out from other manufacturers. The bikes are okay.

They already build many of the components for these other manufacturers. The prices are cheaper than anyone else's and the only real detractor is the stigma of a Chinese bike. else's and the only real detractor is the stigma of a chinese bike uh they have absolutely flooded the market will pose a serious problem for japanese and other affordable uh makes and models i can following this model i can see an easy pathway for cars to enter the big big box dealerships that already sell a variety of makes well you know that there's a lot of these dealerships now the no haggle dealerships have you seen these i'm sure oh yeah and it's like this is your price there's no haggling buy it or get off the lot yeah but the price is good the price is good yes now the we have to note something which is because i've been trying to follow this as best i can chinese manufacturing it often starts off crappy like these bikes might be but unlike

our products which start off excellent and then deteriorate into junk uh boeing an example i'm i'm guessing uh the chinese products tend to improve over time because as best price you know best price orientation, they have another competitor comes in and makes us pretty much the same product, but sells it at the same price, but it's better quality. And that goes on and on. I mean, most of the hot high end cameras today, which are precision engineered for the most part, are made in China. The level of high quality product that comes out of china nowadays is pretty remarkable so so this frightening the fact that they uh took over the dirt bike business because they'll they'll end up improving the product because they're very sensitive to criticism uh and you'll end up with a dip to just take it over. You're you're you're you've lost it.

Yeah. And ultimately best price matters. Yeah. It's actually not a bad strategy. Well, our producer here thinks that that just, that would be a good way to, especially with the port.

Now this would be the time to strike. They got to hurry up. Oh, you bring in the cars. Yeah. Bring in, bring in some cars. Well, BYD's got a factory that somebody pointed out is in Costa Mesa or in Pasadena.

There's a place. They make buses already. And they have a lithium-ion battery technology that doesn't blow up. Oh, please. Yeah. Okay.

I'm not going to believe that. I did a lot of research. I used to be like the battery guy when I was writing for Forbes. And I'd be like, I don't do it as much anymore as follow this battery technology. You were the battery guy? I didn't know you were. I wrote a lot of columns about the various battery technologies. Oh, I didn't know that.

So I'm pretty good about battery technology. And they use a new anode or a cathode on these new lithium ions that prevents and they don't use as much rare earths and the batteries last longer they don't hold quite as much uh power but they're close enough and they last like 67 percent longer there's a fabulous battery are these the salt and these guys at byd make all of them are these the salt batteries no no it's a lithium ion battery it's called lithium i think it's called lithium ion phosphate battery they got a i got an article from uh deutsche battery yeah yeah yeah the future yeah from deutsche it's not the future believe me reading let me read it no i'm just saying to

that guy not you it's It's Deutsche Welle. Question, will China pull ahead with battery technology, transforming business? When salt-powered e-cars rolled off the production lines in China, it hit the headlines, not only because sodium makes up one of our favorite table condiments, thanks, Deutsche, but also because so far no electric vehicle has been able to run without lithium. but also because so far no electric vehicle has been able to run without lithium. And so Deutsche Welle here is saying that these lithium batteries, or these salt batteries are cheaper and don't blow up,

and that they are the future. Now, I just heard you're the battery expert. I am, but I'm unfamiliar with the salt battery, so I'll look into this and I'll have a report by the next show okay good very good salt hey I watched uh upon your recommendation I watched the last starfighter oh you found it and watched it yeah you know yeah I was surprised that it came out in the 80s. I thought it was a late 70s movie. In 1984. Yeah, coincidentally. It's funny because you search for it on YouTube.

I got to tell you, that's kind of slick. You get it on YouTube. You get the trailer. And then when the trailer's over, it says, would you like to watch it now for $3? And you click yes. And then I have my Google account connected to PayPal. Done, I was watching. And it was pretty good.

Now, you said, without evidence, that the last Starfighter movie hasn't been reproduced where the idea was that someone was trained on, hasn't been reproduced where the idea was that someone was trained on uh now this so this kid was trained on the on the video game then he got zapped up to another dimension to go and you know fight the uh the evil empire uh but apparently ender's game there was a couple of of what i said specifically was the movie itself last starfighterer, has not been reissued. They haven't remade that movie. They have used elements of it here and there, I'm sure. And somebody sent me a note listing a few of them. Yeah.

No. All right. Okay. Good. Without evidence. The evidence is, look at the logs of movies. I just wanted to say without evidence. Yeah, you love writing me about that.

By the way, the phrase is, there's no evidence. No, the phrase is, President Trump said without evidence. That's how it goes. Well, there's that. Oh, speaking of. So, Tina was at Mar-a-Lago for this oh yes we need to report yes well i have a report um we started off with where trump was on the same day meanwhile former president trump was also in new york putting a spotlight on crime he attended a wake for an nypd officer gunned down during a traffic stop the trump campaign

claims it will top Biden's fundraising record next week by bringing in $33 million at a Palm Beach event. I love it. So... Oh my God, I have a 3x3 about this if you want to play it before we talk. Do you want my report or do you not want my report?

I want the report, but I think teasing it out might... And now it's time for 3x3. There it is, everybody. Experiment by J.C.D. Comparing stories from ABC, CBS, and NBC. The never-ending 3x3. That's right, everybody.

Here are the top three news headlines from the top three ABC, NBC, CBS. Did they all draw from the same pool? Is it the same clips, the same nat pops? What are we looking at, John? What's interesting, this is about the big gala in New York. With Biden and Clinton and Obama. And it was covered by the news media. This is when Trump did his, he had a better idea to go to the wake.

Although he didn't get on the podcast with, was it, what's that podcast that just got $100 million? The podcast got $100 million, so we get hardly 50 people donating. With Jason Bateman and Will. Oh, yeah. Yeah, what's the name of that? Good for them. To be honest about it, it's no sweat off our balls. And he drops the mic.

So what's interesting about these clips is they had a female reporter do all, every network used a female instead of bringing any guys out. Are you sure? Or was it just someone? No, it was Mary Alice Parks, Caitlin HueHuey, and Kelly O'Donnell. Smartless is the name of the podcast. Smartless. Smartless?

Yeah, that's the name of the $100 million podcast. Amazon paid for that. Well, good for them. I don't know what to expect to get out of it. Probably a lot of ads. They got three presidents and a lot of ads. exactly so let's go with abc tonight president biden fresh off that record fundraiser a show of force with presidents obama and clinton by his side his campaign claiming a 26 million dollar haul in just one night no press cameras allowed inside the campaign instead

releasing select clips the president painting a stark choice for voters this guy denies there's a global warming this guy wants to get rid of not only roe v wade but which he's he brags about having done he wants to get rid of the ability of anyone anywhere in america to ever choose and turning the tables on Donald Trump. I mean, all the things he's doing are so old. Speaking of old. You know, a little old and out of shape, but anyway. President Obama trying to energize voters around Biden's record.

You've got record-breaking job growth. You've got an unemployment rate that is as low as it has been. The glitzy event at Radio City Music Hall, that sounds like a political party, ladies and gentlemen, which was designed to be a show of party unity punctured by protesters, blasting Biden for his ongoing support of Israel's war in Gaza. Shame on you! You are funding genocide and balancers!

Those party divisions on full display. Today, Trump doubling down on his message of law and order after visiting the family of slain NYPD officer Jonathan Diller. It's got to stop. We have to have law and order. And when you have people repeat, this isn't a repeat offender.

This is ridiculous. I like that she threw in penetrated by protesters and blasting Biden all in the same sentence. Well written. Well written. I love alliteration.

Yeah, that really gets me. You do. And I'll bet you they all had the same pa-pa-pa-pa-tay from Lizzo, didn't they? Well, let's listen to NBC and see what they had. With a dramatic flourish, three presidents emerged.

Democratic donors posted their images of this entrance at a glitzy New York City fundraiser, needling a fourth president, Donald Trump, with a twist on the sensitive issue of age in this clip released by the Biden campaign. I mean, all the things he's doing are so old, speaking old. You know, a little old and out of shape anyway tapping into the political skills of bill clinton and barack obama to sell the biden agenda you've got record-breaking job growth you've got an unemployment rate that is low as it has been

for african-americans by the way, the lowest on record ever. Tickets started at $250, but donations soared as high as a half million for the star studded night. The event raised $26 million while outside a large and loud protest over President Biden's policy on the Israel HamHamas war. Meanwhile, former President Trump created his own contrast, joining mourners grieving NYPD officer Jonathan Diller, who was shot and killed, the suspect a repeat offender. Mr. Trump slamming President Biden for not directly reaching out to the Dillers. They could have called. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to know even a call would be perhaps i'm not sure they'd take his call well so this was although they did not opt

for the papa party from lizzo they did have the same uh trump clip and also literally said in the beginning the the party releasing this clip of biden doing a very bad old joke whereas i saw some other jokes which were much better written so i don't know why they released that one but they they have an epk electronic press kit that i'm curious what cbs did they usually do something a little better well abc and nbc's reports as you heard except for the fact that abc had the protesters screaming and yelling yeah which they left out of nbc which nbc is uh uh yes a terrible democratic machine this is a machine for the democrats they left that completely out they just kind of mentioned it in passing but it was an identical report other than

that but let's see what cbs does in new york city tonight a parade of presidents headline oh another good one a parade of presidents they i mean john i wish we could be that good in new york city tonight a parade of presidents headlining an event at radio city music Hall that raked in $25 million. It was 26 on NBC. And ABC. Oh. Joe Biden's re-election campaign.

It's a record for a political fundraiser bolstering Biden's significant cash advantage, even as he lags behind Donald Trump in the polls. Kamala and I desperately need your help because, look, there's only about six or seven states that are going to determine the outcome of this election. The Biden campaign has $71 million in the bank compared to the Trump campaign's nearly $34 million. Oh, he's going to lose. Trump's legal troubles have been draining resources. A super PAC supporting him spent $8. half million dollars on legal fees so far this year, including five and a half million last month. A crooked judge shouldn't say we're going

to have you post a bond and take all of that money that I could be spending on a campaign. Sarah Briner is a campaign finance expert. In a race this close, can money move the needle? Money can definitely move needles in close races. And it's by getting just the smallest fraction of people to think about the race in the way you want them to think about. Wow. Trump also tried to cash in on the Democrats fundraising event today, asking for donations to help defeat the Biden Obama Clintonama clinton cartel he was in new york today attending the wake of a fallen nypd police officer so cbs takes a different approach and goes for a blatant sales job saying all that money's out there you know it can make the difference you should

advertise with us well they're smart well because the Well, yeah, they did the right thing. Because the idea is it's like old Les Moonves when he was there, you know, before he got canceled. He's always for the money. Yeah, well, you know, Trump's good for the business. Well, you have that clip here. And a great quarter, thanks to Trump. Yeah, here it is, here it is.

The advertising climate couldn't be better right now, and I've never seen it this hot for a number of years. Third quarter scatter was phenomenally good, and fourth is even better than that. This is 2015. So as the year ends and we move into 16, guess what? In 16, we have an extra AFC champion playoff game. We have the Super Bowl, and we have a year of political advertising that looks like it's shaping up to be pretty phenomenal. You know, we love having all 16 Republican candidates throwing crap at each other. It's great. The more they spend, the better it is for us. And

go, Donald, keep keep getting out there. And, you know, this is this is fun. You know, the you know, watching this, let them know the uh you know watching this let him spend money on us and we love having them in in there we're looking forward to a very exciting political year in 16 great quarter everybody great cue you know i just dawned on me at this point that that comment go donald may be the thing that got him canceled. Not all the rest of it, which could have been a setup for all we know. Hmm. Interesting. I never thought about it

until I just re-heard that clip for the fourth time. Go, Donald. Okay, you're out. Interesting. Interesting. Yeah, it could be. It was not smart. He was just being colloquial with all the with all the financial reporters.

And hey, great cue, Les. Great cue. Perfect. Yeah. Yeah. It's going to be even better next cue. I have a report. No. OK. Well, I do have one more clip about this particular event. Well, let me play my my report and then we'll do a clip and I have some other stuff. President Biden makes a big campaign stop in the Big Apple today. And it comes after last night's. This is local. Star-studded fundraiser where the current president and two former ones came together to break a record. Our D.C. Bureau Chief Ben Kennedy is live in Washington with more. Ben. Eden Calvin, in response to that record you were talking about,

former President Donald Trump now plans to out-raise Biden, who had a multi-million dollar night. President Joe Biden boarded Air Force One Friday after campaigning in New York. It's there he made fundraising history with a record-setting $25 million in one star-studded event with musical performers Queen Latifah and Lizzo. We got three presidents in the field tonight. That sounds like a po-po-. As Biden's two Democratic predecessors, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, joined him on stage with late night talk show host Stephen

Colbert moderating. Now listen to this written gag. How would you describe what's at stake in this election? I think our democracy is at stake. Some 5,000 supporters paid between $225 and half a million dollars a ticket, with an option to get a photo with all three presidents for $100,000, as the group took aim at the presumptive Republican nominee, former President Donald Trump. Donald Trump, as far as we

can tell, has just been trying to win a third championship at his own golf course. My question to you, sir, can voters trust a presidential candidate who has not won a single Trump International Golf Club trophy? At long last, sir, have you no chip shot? Well, look, I'd be happy to play. I told him this before when he came into the Oval, when he was being, before he got sworn in. I said, I'll give you three strokes if you carry your own bag. A new national poll has Biden and Trump in a tight race in key battleground

states, with both sides opening up more offices in hiring hundreds of new staff in an effort to reach voters in lock and a win come November. Imagine how cringe that must have been. I'll give you three strokes if you carry your own bag is the best that cole bear's writers could come up with for biden and he almost flubbed it too jeez that's this that's just terrible joyful isn't one of the oldest jokes in the in the golf universe i don't know i'm not i only know a few golf jokes but i I've never heard it before. Okay. It's not funny. That's probably why.

You had another clip? Because I have some stuff here. Yeah, I got a kick out of this for a number of reasons, and you can maybe guess one of them. When NPR decided to cover this, they didn't decide to cover the event necessarily. I know which clip it is already. They decided to talk about neckties. The other day, Joe Biden, Barack Obama, and Bill Clinton, three Democratic presidents, were all in one place to help Biden raise money for his re-election campaign. This, by the way, is the national treasure known as NPR. This is not a campaign story, though.

It's not a campaign finance story. This is a segment about fashion. Because not one of these current or former commanders-in-chief was wearing what's typically a standard part of presidential outfits, a necktie. This prompted several men's fashion watchers on the Internet to declare the death, or at least the beginning of the end, of the tie. Because, listen, if presidents are not

wearing them at fancy events in Midtown Manhattan, then who is? To dig more into this critically important topic, I am joined by fashion historian Kimberly Christman Campbell. Hey, Kimberly. Hey, Scott. How are you? Hi. I'm good. Hi. How are you doing? What your first reaction was to the discourse or the pictures of this event? Well, I wasn't really surprised to see this for a lot of reasons. People have been, of course,

predicting the death of the tie for at least 100 years, but it really picked up after the pandemic and everybody went back to work, back to the office. The tie did not. Right. And like you said, this has been a long time coming, but is there something to the idea that there are far fewer ties in circulation than before? Absolutely. The sales of ties have been dropping for a long time, and I don't think they're ever going to go away, but it's not surprising to me that, especially at a Democratic fundraiser, which was a slightly more casual event than, say, a White House press conference, the timelessness was both a fashion statement and I think a subtle message to America. Yeah. What does it say? Like, especially now that it's more optional in kind

of more formal or more work setting for men or people who wear ties, like what is the statement at this point of I am putting on a tie, I'm not putting on a tie? Well, as I said, I don't think ties will ever go away, but they really are reserved for the most formal events, for weddings, for graduations, job interviews, things like like that and they can actually work against a man in a less formal setting because they may come off as stuffy or pretentious oh well i'm glad though for those that one minute and 59 seconds from our national treasure this is out of a 10 minute presentation it went on and on. Oh, my goodness. Yeah. Send back your tote bags.

Well, this brings me to a little mini report. Tina was at Mar-a-Lago for a movie called Into the Light. And actually, it's about psychological operations. Psychological Operations. I think it was part of a fundraiser for a group that goes and finds children who have been trafficked and rescues them. And she was invited by some friends here. So she went for a quick overnight. And she said a couple of interesting things. She said Mar-a-Lago, by the way, is very Florida.

Yes, it's opulent, I think was the word she used. Very Florida opulent. So not gaudy, but Florida opulent. No Ubers are allowed on the premises. So they rented a car and they had a nice valet. She was very surprised that there was zero screening, security, metal detectors. Ladies didn't have to open their bags or anything. And she was especially surprised because about halfway through the evening,

and by the way, Vivek was there. Vivek. So hold on. So there's no security. Did she pick up some secret folders while she was there? She brought me back a napkin she says there was a goodie bag what's in it i left it there here's a napkin like oh thank okay well there you go um vivek was there and he spoke uh general flynn was there and he spoke and uh also there was james o'keefe and all he did all night was he was on his phone that's all he did he he didn't he didn't talk to

anybody he was just on his phone all night which i thought was kind of interesting. And halfway through the evening, all of a sudden, whoops, put on the brakes. He flew right back from New York and President Trump came in from the back of the room. And she said, now things changed. He says the Secret Service was outrageously amazing. It was just like this flood of people. And then a hush came over the crowd. And she said that she actually found herself, surprisingly, she was fangirling over President Trump. She said he has an aura that is unbelievable.

Yeah, you know, I ran into him once years ago when he was with Marla Maples, and I felt the same way. He has an aura. Yeah. It's hard to explain. He just has it. You can see it. It's like the guy's glowing as he's walking around. And she took some pictures, and he actually looked pretty youthful, I would have to say.

So I don't know what happened there, but he looked good. He did have a tie on, and it was not his 2016 tie that's too long. That always bothered me. And I predict that he will never go tie-less anywhere he shows up because it's a part of concealing his voluptuous belly. He will never show up without a tie uh and she said it was it was really quite interesting and he grabbed the mic and he spoke and uh and you know she thought it was quite impressive the only other thing she she uh had to share is that now at all tsa

everywhere apparently where she was, and you had multiple flights to get there. The TSA is now asking you to take a picture of yourself, a biometric picture, and then you don't have to show your boarding pass. And she opted out. She said, can I opt out? Yes, you can opt out. You have to show your boarding pass. So this is now just standard operating procedure. Your picture is being taken at TSA. Remember it was just a test in a couple airports? Now it's just... No, they want to do it that way.

And everybody's, okay. That's great. That's easy. Those things are pretty remarkable. Yeah. I mean, you can't really disguise yourself and get away with it no but the the upon some querying you know the the answer comes oh no no it gets destroyed right away don't worry about it don't worry oh oh oh really like those x-rays of the naked women yes don't worry about it we

destroy and we take away right away it's's all good. There's bull crap. Speaking of goodie bags and such, this was actually quite a little interesting tidbit that came in from the BBC. Details have emerged of a crime wave of sorts on the world's most famous plane. Branded items such as glassware and pillowcases have been vanishing from the official aircraft of the President of the United States, Air Force One.

The likely culprits? Oh, please. Journalists. From Washington, the BBC's Will Vernon reports. A source has told the BBC that last month, the President of the White House Correspondents Association wrote an email to its members warning that removing items from the presidential plane is forbidden. Kelly O'Donnell said such behavior didn't cast the journalists in a very good light and must stop. Reports suggest the press corps pilfering was identified after an inventory was

taken aboard Air Force One following a visit by Mr. Biden to the West Coast. Several items were found to be missing from the rear cabin of the aircraft, the section reserved for reporters. On the next trip, officials will likely be keeping a closer eye on the presidential wine glasses and hoping the journalists don't go home with anything other than a good story.

There you go. Pilfering press. They've been stealing from that plane. Everybody who has ever been on that plane steals something. You do that. That's what you do. Of course you do. They've been stealing from that plane. Everybody who has ever been on that plane steals something. You do that. That's what you do. Of course you do.

And they know it and they replace it. Remember when I was at Buckingham Palace? You stole something. No, I wanted to steal something. Went into the bathroom to steal a towel or some soap. And all they had was paper towel dispensers and soap all bolted to the wall. Oh, yeah. They didn't want you stealing it. Well, they're cheap.

Yeah, they are. They are. They're cheap. All right. I have some Anderson Cooper 360 here regarding, because, of course, you know, this is just amazing. It's just amazing. And you can't underestimate what these presidents are doing

for Joe Biden's campaign. Here is the one and only 100 millionaire, Van Jones. I think that anytime a police officer loses his or her life, that's a tragedy. People should show up. But the reality is that there is a big machine that has to be cut on for the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party cares about police.

We can show that. But we've got to get this. I thought that was great. The Democrat Party, they care about police. We can show that. Yeah, by defunding them. The Democratic Party cares about police. We can show that. But we've got to get this. I thought that was great. The Democrat Party, they care about police. We can show that. Yeah, by defunding them. The Democratic Party cares about police. We can show that.

But we've got to get this party to pull it together. And if anybody doubts Barack Obama in particular, his ability to get some of the people back in this party. You've got men leaving this party. You've got young African-Americans leaving this party. He can reach them in a way that nobody else can. Do you think he really will be out there a lot? I don't think Barack Obama is going to sit this out. I don't think, by the way, I think we have two Obamas, two Clintons and two Bidens who are not going to sit this out. I think you're going to see a full court press from the Texas party. I know when I first heard it, I'm like, what?

We've got body doubles. I'm pretty sure they're talking about Hillary and Big Mike. I know when I first heard it, I'm like, what? We've got body doubles. I'm pretty sure they're talking about Hillary and Big Mike. I don't think by the way, I think we have two Obamas, two Clintons and two Bidens who are not going to sit this out. I think you're going to see a full court press from the top of this party to the bottom because the consequence of a Donald Trump presidency, part two is so catastrophic in the minds of Barack Obama or Bill Clinton or anybody in this party, it just can't be allowed. And so, yes, it's unusual. It's an unusual time that we're in.

But anybody who doubts Barack Obama's ability, oh, well, you know, who cares? No, no. Barack Obama can talk to people who are leaving this party and get them back. And he's got six months to do it. And he's going to play a tremendous role going forward. Ah. OK, so how will they be sent into the field? How will you dispatch them outside the Biden Obama Clinton event? Is the Biden campaign planning more of these kind of joint appearances ahead or is it more likely the former presidents Obama and Clinton will be dispatched separately onto the campaign trail? Well, certainly this is not going to be the last that we see of the two former presidents, and particularly, I think, former President Barack

Obama. You know, the president probably is going to be hitting the trail a lot more, especially as we get more into the fall. Our reporting is that he is likely to visit college campuses, for example, and also choose these key cities and key battleground states with the goal, of course, and also choose these key cities and key battleground states with the goal, of course, of helping to drive up enthusiasm among younger voters, as well as other key demographics like black voters and Latino voters. You know, these are two men, Anderson, as you know very well, who have been friends and obviously went through a lot together in their eight years together. So you can imagine that the time that they spent together this time around this

afternoon a couple of hours that they had a lot to talk about and we were told by aides that they were catching up a lot and enjoying themselves talking about a lot of the professional things but also just their personal lives as well it was an interesting trend on uh on a social network twitter in particular uh so they had a video footage of obama and biden uh coming out of air force one on the on the tiny stairs of course the the lower deck excuse me and uh and i don't know if you've seen that's actually the hold yes it is yes where they normally start the whole yeah they're coming out actually the hold. Yes, it is. Yes. Where they normally store the horses. They're coming out of the hold. Yeah, they're coming out of the hold.

And, you know, there's something about Obama's leg or something. But the trend is, what do you notice? Have you seen this? I may have, but I never could figure out what to notice. Me neither. Me neither. It's like, so they had this video and it was like, look at Obama. What do you notice? And, you know, and then there's 500 comments of, you know, oh, he's got a he's got an ankle bracelet. Oh, his leg is a robot. I'm like, oh, come on. It's like I like that. This trend is annoying. And now I just skip them.

Anyway, let's move over to Trump for a moment because we need to bash him appropriately, particularly on the Jesus Super Bowl Sunday, the Resurrection Day. We need to complain about his religiosity. And who better to do that than Joy Reid? I'm wondering what one or two of your most favored Bible verses are. I wouldn't want to get into it because to me that's very personal. The Bible means a lot to me, but I don't want to get into specifics. Even to cite a verse that you like? No, I don't want to do that.

An Old Testament guy or a New Testament guy? Probably equal. A medium Testament guy. Answer something, Trump. An Old Testament guy or a New Testament guy? Probably equal. Today is Good Friday, which if Donald Trump had ever read or even briefly scanned the Bible, he might know. But if you are a Christian believer, you know that it marks the day Jesus of Nazareth, a Palestinian Jewish carpenter born in poverty.

Notice, notice what she says there. I love it. Notice what she says. The Palestinian. She's a Palestinian. This is genius. He might know. But if you are a Christian believer, you

know that it marks the day Jesus of Nazareth, a Palestinian Jewish carpenter born in poverty as a displaced refugee in his own land. This is phenomenal. Wow, they even got the displaced refugee angle. Conquered by the Roman Empire was crucified for the crime of defying the Roman Emperor

by worshiping the God of Israel rather than the Emperor himself. An invented crime for which he was nailed to a cross and mocked by Roman soldiers who affixed to his head a crown of thorns and labeled him King of the Jews. A man who performed miracles for the poor, the sick, and the hated, and who, despite being the son of the divine, died for the sins of the masses, a man whose entire ministry was about serving the poor, the immigrant, and embracing the rejected. Oh, man, she kind of makes the whole tribulation there, the passion of Christ. She kind of takes some shortcuts.

There's a little more than just that. But okay, let's continue, Joy Reid. And then there's Donald Trump. Oh, there we go. A man born with a silver spoon in his mouth who has only ever served himself and who is running for president again to keep himself out of prison. And yet, he has also cast himself as a modern-day Jesus during this most sacred week in the Christian calendar. Well, to my knowledge, Jesus, the Messiah,

never paid off a porn star to cover up committing adultery while his third wife was pregnant with his fifth child. Jesus certainly wasn't hawking Bibles as part of a never-ending grift. But for the low, low price of $59.99, you can buy the God Bless the USA Bible, the only Bible endorsed by Trump. Because to Donald Trump, a Bible is no more sacred than a Trump board game or Trump water. It's just another cheap tchotchke to sell to his followers, as is faith. It's just another thing to sell to frightened white evangelical Christians to get them to set aside what they

know about their faith and vote for Trump anyway, to keep him out of jail. Trump has turned them into cult members, shared his persecution complex with them to get them to believe he's fighting a holy war for them. But because he doesn't know anything about the actual Jesus, Donald Trump doesn't understand that a real Messiah would never say migrants are poisoning the blood of our country. There it is. What Jesus actually said was, I was a stranger and you welcomed me. And before he died, he said, Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do. That was about the Romans.

But okay, Joy Reid, you're the expert. And I, I think he also, I think he also came in and sanctimonious or what is it? Yeah. I think that Jesus also came in and, uh, and tossed everyone out of the temple and overturned the tax tables and did

some other stuff. You know, there was, it was quite a bit of, uh, violence. There was action. There was action.

Yes. That's the word I'm looking for. One last clip here of joy. I'm enjoying you so much, Ms. Reed. I have to turn to my play pastor, my part-time pastor, Reverend Al Sharpton. Did my theology, did I get my theology right? You were right on. No problem at all. Okay, good. Because I

listen. I listen to the pastors, including yourself, my big brother. Because Trump is not a Christian. I mean, he's not a religious man at all. Do you know him? He's not religious. No, I've never heard him even discuss religion. Let's not be accused of it. Hold on. Stop, stop, stop. Aren't these the same Democrats who do everything they can to keep any mention of religion or anything out of the schools and taking any religious note that shows up at City Hall. And you're moaning and groaning about it.

So we have a guy who's neutral on religion, and now it's bad. Or am I getting this wrong? He's the Reverend Al. He has credentials, man. No, I've never heard him even discuss religion, let alone be accused of attending religious gatherings, which is why it is so insulting to me as one who grew up in the church and been a preacher since I was a boy. Hold on a second. Is Reverend Al forgetting his background? Reverend Al, allow me to play a little clip that reminds you of uh of your days as a preacher as a boy but even worse is al sharpton who's still hanging around this is a former

former uh backup dancer with james brown who was a crack dealer he was a crack dealer and he was caught on camera by the fbi dealing crack and they turned him into an informant. So he's certainly still on the FBI payroll. He's no reverend. Oh, okay. Insulting to me as one who grew up in the church and been a preacher since I was a boy for him to not only come with selling Bibles during Holy Week. I mean, this is the week that we, that believe in Christ, the real Christ. The real Christ?

To take the Bible and say that... Which other Christ are we talking about? I don't know. And when you sell Bibles during Holy Week, isn't that time to sell them? I'm not getting a lot of logic here. To take the Bible and say that

this is the only Bible endorsed by Donald Trump. If you believed it was the sacred word of God, who are you or I to endorse the word of God? And add to it. And add to it. There was no Council of Nicaea that added to the Bible. Donald Trump did it. He thinks he has the right to do it.

I had to order one. You know that, right? I had to order one. I ordered one, of course. It's dynamite. By the way, there are a bunch of conflicting Bibles that are out there available. Yeah, oh yeah. If you do Bible research in any way, shape, or form, especially online, they'll list them all to you.

And a lot of them are so copyrighted, you can't do anything. And the argument is made, this is the best Bible. That's the best Bible. That's nonsense. It's the King James. There is no one Bible. No, but the Trump Bible is the King James version. So that would be considered by most the OG.

Yeah, emphasizing the word O, the old. OG. emphasizing the word oh the uh old the oh the newer the newer interpretations of the bible which have come out since and are used by a lot of scholars are far superior well the uh here's what bothers me uh my grandmother whenever this is some curry family i don't think i've ever told the story in the show my grandmother grandmother was a real Jesus lover. And she had her King James Bible. And whenever we would assemble for Thanksgiving or Christmas or some other stuff at Mead Road, which was what we called the homestead up there in Armonk,

what we called the homestead up there in Armonk, upon leaving, the oldest grandchild present would read Psalm 121, which he called the going away prayer. And we would always cringe because there was lots of yays and other stuff in there. It wasn't English. And, you know, so it starts with, I lift up mine eyes into the hills. And then I look at the New King James or the New International Version, and it's like, yeah, I took a glance over at the mountains. You know, it's not quite the same thing. And then there's the Message Bible, which is written basically for truck drivers. So there's a lot of different versions. which is written basically for truck drivers. So there's a lot of different versions.

But I think if you're Trump, then yeah, you would sell the King James version. Yeah. The one that's in the public domain you can make the most money from. Boom. What are you going to do? There it is. Let's go back to Al. Governor, let's start with the fatal shooting of New York City police officer Jonathan Diller. Now, this is Kathy Hochul, the governor of New York, who was kicked out of the ceremony. They asked her to

leave. Trump was there. All the cops are there. Hochul shows up and they ask her to leave. Was that in this interview? Which has dominated the news in your state since his death on Monday. Former President Donald Trump attended the wake on Long Island Thursday. Yesterday, you went to the wake as well, and you met with family members. The tragedy obviously sparked a debate about crime, guns, and criminal justice. And many of us deplored the shooting of policemen. You've been consistent with that, but also consistent with everyone must stay within the law. What can you share about your thoughts on these issues as crime statistically has gone down in your state?

But what do we need to do more of? Well, thank you, Reverend, for having me back on the show. And yesterday and today, the day of the funeral, it's been a heartbreaking experience for all New Yorkers. We grieve with this family, especially a young widow who has a one-year-old son who'll be raised without his father because of the horrific acts by

a brazen criminal. And I went to the wake to meet the family and speak to everyone from his wife and mother, father, brothers, sisters. Everyone is just so distraught. And yes, there's a lot of anger. Understandably, there's anger about how these individuals who commit crimes over and over are back out on the streets again. So that's one of the reasons we worked hard with the legislature last year to change the bail laws so the judges have more discretion.

And, you know, there's a lot of complicated factors here, but I totally understand the outrage of the family. I do. And we're working hard to keep crime down. Lady, lady, lady, lady, lady. I love this. Statistically, it's down. Oh, well, I have an example. They underreported. It's like the cops, you know, it's just it's it's down oh well i have an example underreported it's like the cops you know it's just it's it's down for a reason yeah because of statistics yeah lies damn underreport they've also changed as as of uh 2020 they changed the reporting uh of i don't know what to call them

sheets or forms or whatever it is nationally and so a lot of stuff doesn't get filled out anymore there's a there's a lot of reasons for these numbers being bogus but everyone knows it's not true i mean just go to san francisco or even i went to oakland chinatown the other day and it was like oakland chinatown used to be a pretty vibrant place half the place is boarded up here's uh here's a new trend of the oh-so-statistically-safe New York City. The NYPD is investigating this incident and several others like it. A woman suddenly punched while walking on a Brooklyn sidewalk, seemingly for no reason. I literally just got punched by some man on the sidewalk. In the last two weeks, several young women have posted on TikTok about getting randomly punched on the streets of New York City.

Out of nowhere, this man just came up and hit me in the face. Tonight, with those videos as part of their investigation, police have made two arrests, including this man, Skiboki Stora, charged with attacking an influencer known as Hallie Kate, whose video has been viewed 49 million times. Literally, I fell to the ground, and now this giant gusag is forming, and I'm like... A concussion, a black eye. Design student Michaela Toninato shared a similar experience. So I just got back from the emergency room after getting punched in the face. Prosecutors said the man charged with assaulting her

left the 27-year-old with a concussion and a visible mark on her eye. Police are investigating at least seven random assaults where the victim later posted on TikTok. None is believed to be related to another. Tonight, police are looking for this man in connection with the assault of a 25-year-old woman in Times Square who was slapped in the forehead and this man who allegedly punched a 24-year-old woman in the head. Well, police say these attacks are not part of a pattern mary that doesn't make them any less scary felony assaults in the city are up about three percent other statistics though show the post-pandemic violent crime surge is continuing to level off oh okay that's where

the stats come from no pattern no no there's no pattern here there's nothing to see here. Nothing to see here. Yeah, the punch in the face. Ah, in Brooklyn. Please. This is unbelievable. Oh, goodness gracious. We got some Oakland reports. They got a way to fix these things here.

I got some California stories. Okay. Which I normally don't do, but let's go with cameras everywhere, because that's going to help. Oh, yes. Hundreds of new cameras promising to help make Oakland and the East Bay safer. Governor Newsom announced today the cameras will be placed on both city streets and on state highways. As our crime reporter Henry Lee shows us, many police departments already have this system, but this will be on a larger and more regional scale. Governor Gavin Newsom says hundreds of cameras that read license plates will soon be in place in Oakland and across the East Bay. Which will aid and support the efforts of law enforcement to

focus on stolen vehicles. The governor made his announcement in a video recorded along Hagenberger Road in East Oakland, a hotspot for burglaries. The camera system is from Flock Safety and one that's already used by many law enforcement agencies. The cameras take still photos of the backs of cars and not people or faces. From there, police can track down specific cars and potentially arrest suspects. 290 cameras will be on Oakland City streets under the purview of Oakland police,

while 190 cameras will be set up on state highways in the East Bay and monitored by the CHP. Images will be stored for 28 days. With many officers barred from chasing suspects and property crimes, supporters say these cameras will allow the cops to catch up to them later. We also feel that Big Brother isn't watching enough, that, you know, my Big Brothers, they always looked out for me, and I think that the ultimate big brother is our local police department. If it could help address some of the immediate, you know, public safety issues around one vehicles and that kind of thing, you know, hopefully it'll have an impact. Others aren't so sure.

The biggest unknown question is whose rules are we playing by? Brian Hofer is chair of the City of Oakland's Privacy Commission. He questions whether the CHP's privacy standards will be the same as Oakland's. I know my opinion is in the minority that people are acting based on fear and also an unproven misguided belief that these cameras are going to solve all our problems. Wait a minute do i not recall story after story about how this was a problem and no you can't have this this is illegal and did they did they change something somewhere through the law that you forget oh you know what can i just can i just listen to this clip this is a clip from 2023 about the i think the san jose lace license plate readers let me just listen to this clip this is a clip from 2023 about the i think the san jose lace license plate readers let me just listen to this for a second law enforcement and city officials have had enough

and they believe perpetrators shouldn't have a license to steal so enter technology it reads license plate numbers and converts them to text format and if there's a match with a plate from a wanted hot list law enforcement is alerted. Silicon Valley's San Jose implemented automatic license plate readers, ALPRs, throughout the city in October, near top spots like intersections and malls. I thought it was a big problem. I thought that there was legalities that had to be overcome. And I guess that just happened. It's okay.

We probably have older clips that get there somewhere. Here's the second part of this Oakland report. James Birch of the Anti-Police Terror Project says money could be better spent elsewhere. Instead of these cameras, could we have professionals doing their work in the community to prevent violence? Those are the costs that we're seeing here on the streets in the city of Oakland. It's not clear where these cameras might be set up, but we've learned that the system could be installed beginning in the next 30 days and be fully complete by this fall in Oakland. Henry Lee. So this is great.

So this is the the security industrial complex closing in on everybody. Your pictures taken at the airport, your pictures being taken on the street. And in New York, they now have a new way of doing stop and frisk. Mayor Adams announced the start of a pilot program with a high-tech body scanner that could help keep people with guns out of the subway. The system, manufactured by Evolve Technology, is in widespread use at amusement parks

and in at least 10 stadiums, far less intrusive. Yeah, that's private property. Than airport security. The system generates an invisible electromagnetic field. As you walk through, your body disturbs that field. And the system is designed to look specifically for the distinct pattern of a gun. In a demonstration,

the system detected the men with concealed handguns. A computer screen pinpointed exactly where the guns could be found. You'd be surprised how many people would see that machine and walk through thinking that no one would pick up their gun. We see it in our hospitals. People are walking in with all sorts of weapons because they don't believe the machine actually works. The NYPD has not yet said how many they will use

and precisely where they will be deployed. But we will start seeing them in the subways in early July. Yeah. It's less intrusive than TSA. No, they don't do it. They take your picture. What are you drinking? I think I heard something open.

Polar seltzer, no big deal. Okay. Now, the big fear, of is uh is none of this it's all cyber it's all cyber we're all worried about cyber and um we have the deputy director for digital innovation at the cia who as far as i know the cia they're not supposed to be operational in the u.s correct no that's not true it was uh we've talked about we've talked about this i had in the newsletter ronald reagan lifted those restrictions uh during his era oh oh hmm well that's good to know they can do what they want well juliana galena i think is her name uh she appeared on NBC. Julianne Galina's title may sound bureaucratic.

I'm the deputy director of the CIA for digital innovation. But her portfolio is broad and essential. Appointed in February, she's in charge of the CIA's efforts to detect and protect against cyber threats from abroad. Among her foremost concerns, threats to U.S. elections, particularly Russia spreading false information, creating doubt and swaying U.S. officials. And with China, she sees efforts to influence U.S. opinion as the biggest threat. If you're changing the minds of a group of people or many people, that's hard to undo. It's hard to even know what the source was or how it happened. Including on social media.

Are you on TikTok? No. Neither are her kids or her parents, she says. I tell them don't touch it. TikTok denies being owned by the Chinese government. But back at CIA headquarters, her biggest concern might surprise you. Honestly, the thing that concerns me the most is worrying that maybe someone in my enterprise still has password

one two three as the password um it's you know in other words basic cyber hygiene cyber hygiene i like that how's your cyber hygiene cyber hygiene and why isn't she on tiktok isn't she supposed to be checking this stuff out to make sure we're not getting screwed? You know, the CIA should be sending us donations because this is what we do. I have a multi-part breakdown of the 60 Minutes special. Special? What was that? Oh, it's about TikTok and fake videos and AI.

Oh, yeah. You want to hear some of this? I'd love it. You like the pain. As big tech firms wrestle with how to keep false and harmful information off their social networks. Oh, wait a minute. Hold on a second. Is this Leslie Stahl interviewing the Biden stooge who's presenting herself as a fact checker

um i she is that kate starb i think yeah she works with the biden administration but she's got set up shop as a fact checker yes to make sure that the biden stuff doesn't get you know he doesn't get uh yeah because that's treated properly. Yeah, because that's truth. Yeah, of course. Truth. Truth. The Supreme Court is wrestling with whether platforms like Facebook and Twitter, now called X, have the right to decide what users can say on their sites. The dispute centers on a pair of laws passed in the red states of Florida and Texas over the question of First Amendment rights on the internet. The Supreme Court is considering whether the platforms are like newspapers, which have free speech rights to make their own editorial decisions, or if they're more like telephone companies that merely transmit everyone's speech. Wow, that's a very simplified version of the issue at hand.

That is a terrible analogy. It really is. If the laws are upheld, the platforms could be forced to carry hate speech and false medical information. Forced? Forced? You will carry hate speech? You will carry the hate speech? Forced! You will carry the hate speech! The very content most big tech companies have spent years trying to remove through teams of content moderators. But in the process, conservatives claim that the companies have engaged in a conspiracy to suppress their speech. Ah, yes, yes. By the way, did you make the basket? It sounded like you hit it.

I used to have a giant pile of cans in this studio. Yes, we missed the sound effect. Which I removed, but unfortunately another pile has been forming, and I tossed that can into the new pile. So you literally have a pile on the floor of cans? Yeah, yeah, because it makes a great sound effect. Just listen. You are a unique man, John C. Dvorak.

Very unique. Almost as unique as Kate Starbird. A new target is misinformation academic researchers. Now this is something we could get into. Exit strategy. Who began working closely with the platforms after evidence of Russian interference online in the 2016 election. Evidence. Are researchers being chilled? Absolutely. Kate Starbird is a professor at the University of Washington, a former professional basketball player and a leader of a misinformation research group created ahead of the 2020 election.

Yeah, by Biden. Yes, of course. And she's a former basketball player. This report, this CBS report is classic nowadays kind of reporting where they just leave stuff out. Screw you, the public. Would you call that? 60 Minutes has just fallen off the ship. Would you call that malinformation, misinformation, or disinformation?

Yes. We were very specifically looking at misinformation about election processes, procedures, and election results. And if we saw something about that, we would pass it along to the platforms if we thought it violated one of their policies. Here's an example. A November 2020 tweet saying that election software in Michigan switched 6,000 votes from Trump to Biden. The researchers alerted Twitter that then decided to label it with a warning.

I understand that some of the researchers, including you, have had some threats against them. Death threats. I have received one. Sometimes there are threats with something behind them, and sometimes they're just there to make you nervous and uncomfortable. And it's hard to know the difference. I love just jumps from, well, you know, the votes change, but you've had threats against you. I mean, this is not even journalism anymore. It's really bad. And by the way, we all know who really is behind all the disinformation.

Did your research find that there was more misinformation spread by conservatives? Absolutely. I think not just our research, research across the board looking at the 2020 election. How about safe and effective, lady? Found that there was more misinformation spread by people that were supporters of Donald Trump or conservatives. And the events of January 6th kind of underscore this. USA! USA! The folks climbing up the Capitol building were supporters of Donald Trump

and they were misinformed by these false claims and that motivated those actions. Oh. Did that come out of the January 6th commission? That's what that was. I thought it was Donald Trump's fault. She's saying that. Specifically with the false claims the false claims does she say no of course not

now let's get a let's get the other side of the story let's go to jim jordan a republican ohio republican congressman jim jordan is chairman of the house judiciary committee so how big a problem is miss and disinformation on the web? Well, I'm sure there's some, but I think, you know, our concern is the bigger problem of the, um, the attack on first amendment liberties, congressman Jordan's judiciary committee, first amendment liberties. That's an interesting way to put it. Do I like that? First amendment liberty? And you can be sure that this has been chopped up. Oh, yeah. The attack on First Amendment liberties.

Congressman Jordan's Judiciary Committee produced a report that concluded there's a censorship industrial complex. Oh, no. Where the federal government and tech companies colluded with academic researchers to disproportionately silence conservatives, which Kate Starbird vigorously denies. Oh! changing the rules so they can steal the election. He complains that government officials put pressure on social media companies directly. A great example, 36 hours into the Biden administration, the Biden White House sends a email to Twitter and says, we think you should take down this tweet ASAP. Just a call alone from the government, he says, can be unnerving. You can't have the government say, hey, we want you to do X. Government who has the ability to regulate these private companies, government which has the ability to tax these private companies.

He says that White House email to Twitter involved a tweet from Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and everything in the tweet was true. That tweet implied falsely that baseball legend Hank Aaron's death was caused by the COVID vaccine. Did they take a thing? It turned out they didn't. Thank goodness. And that post is still up. Well, it must be true then. Oh, my God.

It's still up up she decries so we need something just as equally outrageous on the other side that hurt the democrats katie harbath spent a decade at facebook where she helped develop its policies around election misinformation when she was there she says it was not unusual for the government to ask Facebook to remove content, which is proper as long as the government is not coercing. Conservatives are alleging that the platforms were taking down content at the behest of the government. They were. Which is not true. The platforms made their own decisions. Okay. What kind of decisions? What example do you have? And many times we were

pushing back on the government. Can we talk about a specific case? Oh, which one do you think they have, John? I'm sure it's a whopper. It's of Nancy Pelosi. It's a doctored tape where she's, she looks drunk. We want to give this president the opportunity to do something historic. This was the video of then House Speaker Pelosi posted to Facebook in 2019, slowed down to make it seem that she was slurring her words. Do these people have no humor? Do they not understand this was a joke? No, no. They actually have no humor? Do they not understand this was a joke? No, no.

They actually have no humor. It's the most amazing thing I've ever seen. It did not. Why? Because it didn't violate the policy. Why? Why? Why did they not take it?

Why? Why? It's disinformation. Why? She's never drunk. did it come down it did not why because it didn't violate the policies that they had so did she put pressure on the company to take it down she was definitely not pleased she definitely wanted the company, yes. And it really damaged the relationship that the company had with her. Oh, it damaged the relationship. Oh, no.

Like she cared. She was too busy buying stocks. She got no, she doesn't care. But I don't care what you think of me, Twitter. I'm too busy buying stocks with my inside information. Okay, so now we just, I'm almost done here. We get to the Supreme Court. A lot of this is now in separate cases whether the platforms are like news organizations with a First Amendment right to control who and what information appears on their sites. That's going to be so interesting what comes out of that.

Let's wrap this up with some accusations. fellow of technology innovation at the Brookings Institution, says the clash over what is true is fraying our institutions and threatening democracies around the world. Half of the world is voting this year, and the world could stick with democracy or move towards authoritarianism. Well, we all know what we want. We all want authoritarianism. Half the world is voting this year. They're voting and they're voting for authoritarianism. How do you do that, by the way? You have systems in place. This is great. This is good. Yes. How do you vote for authoritarianism? We have systems in place. And you can't, it's not like these kind of lame democracies that come late in the game and then they vote you know a sharia government in place and they and they just they just dissolve everything you can't there's not no mechanism

there is no mechanism in this country to do that democracies around the world half of the world is voting uh this year and the world could stick with democracy or move towards authoritarianism the danger is disinformation could decide the elections in a number of different countries. In the U.S., he says, the right wing has been flooding the internet with reams of misleading information in order to confuse the public. And he's alarmed by the campaign to silence the academic researchers who have had to spend money and time on demands from Jim Jordan's Judiciary Committee. I wonder if there's a way to measure the shifting meaning of misinformation.

Starbird says she and her team feel intimidated by the conservatives' campaign. So while they will continue releasing their research reports on misinformation, they will no longer send their findings to the social media platforms. Oh, what good are you then? Oh, they have to pull back because this is a Biden op. Yeah. I want to mention in passing, which I don't have any clips for,

and I should have gotten some. I guess they're doing, they're unleashing the AI on medical research. Yes, they are. You heard this too. Yes, yes. Do you have a clip? It turns out that most of the medical research that we've been inundated with

is totally bogus. Well, I don't need AI to deconstruct this particular information that came out. More proof this morning that eggs have been getting a bad rap. A new study shows it's okay to eat an entire dozen on a weekly basis. Researchers say eating 12 fortified eggs per week had no adverse impact on good or bad cholesterol levels in people over... Hold on, hold on.

We'll get there. We'll get there. Don't worry. I'm going to promote the book. Don't worry. Had no adverse impact on good or bad cholesterol levels in people over the age of 50. And there were signs of potential benefits for seniors who ate eggs each day, such as improved cholesterol and insulin-resistant scores. But experts say more research is needed, so talk to your own doctor before you make any changes to your diet. Oh, really? Every time I make a change in my diet, I want to eat a new fruit, I have to your own doctor before you make any changes to your diet. So I love really every time I make a change in my diet,

I want to eat a new fruit. I have to call the doctor. They won't answer. I love these types of news reports because it's blanketed all over the place. And of course, with our no agenda research hat on, we go to look at the study. Diane,

before you do that, did you notice that she dropped in the word fortified? No, I didn't. Yes, start the clip over. Why does it have to be a... What's wrong with a natural egg? More proof this morning that eggs

have been getting a bad rap. A new study shows it's okay to eat an entire dozen on a weekly basis researchers say eating 12 fortified eggs per week for what is a fortified egg that means they're feeding the chickens hormones or some damn thing who knows so i go to look at this study and i didn't need ai i just go to the study it's prospective evaluation of fortified eggs related to improvement in the biomarker profile for your health. And all you have to do is go to the lead researcher, Neha J. Pagdipati, MD, FACC, and look at the disclosures. By the way, except for three,

every single researcher is a consultant for big pharma, but the lead researcher states research and research grants provided by egg lands best, which is a fortified egg. Yes. And, and I don't have to tell you who's paying for the website egg lands best. Do I know this is the fortified egg lobby? Yeah. And I don't have to tell you who's paying for the website Eggland's Best, do I?

No. This is the fortified egg lobby. Yeah. And everyone just reports it. Oh, yeah. Oh, this is great news. Remember, blue jeans, you're going to get cancer. Blue jeans, no cancer.

Beef, you're going to die. Your artery's going to get clogged. The same thing with cast iron skillets. It's going to give you a heart attack. They're going to kill you. Meanwhile, everybody who listens to the sound of my voice knows that you need to go to too many eggs dot com. And don't get the fortified version. Get the regular version.

It's just a regular book. Just a regular book. It's a free PDF. You can take an egg recipe from it for nothing. But the book itself is a work of art. It is a work of art. It is well worth the $800 for the book. No, you're thinking that's the ABC book.

Oh, I'm sorry. May 5th, I'm told. May 5th is the ABC book. Oh, I'm so excited. Can we go back to San Franciscoisco for a minute oh goodness okay although we haven't left it we we were in oakland yeah we were close it's kind of just a day in the life of san francisco okay uh i got three different stories here oh is it is it as fun and safe statistically as new york city oh probably better everything, crime's gone down. Here's San Francisco normal

arrests. San Francisco police say they arrested dozens of wanted fugitives in a sweep in the Tenderloin this week. Officers say they arrested 54 people on Wednesday and seized 600 grams of narcotics during the multi-agency operation. 34 of those arrested had outstanding warrants. Authorities with other city agencies also towed cars and impounded illegal food vending carts. Police say these operations will continue for the foreseeable future around U.N. Plaza and other areas. Illegal food vending carts? Yeah, there was some guy that had a cook stove and so they stole it. Say it ain't so.

Yeah, they did that. Here's a good one, too. There's another San Francisco story. I put this as a San Francisco story. Normal. I put it as San Francisco normal. BART shooting. And San Francisco police are still searching for more people who may have been involved in a deadly shooting at the Powell Street BART station. It happened around 930 last night at Hallady Plaza. People, police found one person who'd been shot.

They were declared dead at the scene. The victim's name has not been released. Hold on a second. Let me hear that again. Was this a trans person? She's using the they, them pronoun on a single person. Yeah, I caught it right away. Yeah, so they knew something.

They're not reporting. People, police found one person who'd been shot. They were declared dead at the scene. The victim's name has not been released. Police tell us they located a gun, but no arrests have been made. Hmm. Okay. That's pretty standard. This happens. If anybody out there wants a vacation in San Francisco, I'd advise against it. Yeah, and certainly don't leave anything in your car.

And here's the thing, yeah, for sure. Can you imagine the pain in the ass? It must be you have a rental, you go to San Francisco, you just park it, and it gets busted. They bust the windows on it, and you got to take the car back. There goes your vacation. It must take forever to do the paperwork. Well, first of all, since when are we considering San Francisco a vacation destination?

It's a one-way ticket to hell, my friend. Here's the last San Francisco normal yenderloin clip. For the first time, we are hearing from the plaintiffs behind a lawsuit aimed at the city of San Francisco over conditions in the tenderloin district. behind a lawsuit aimed at the city of San Francisco over conditions in the Tenderloin District. Escape TV's Christian Kapton shows us these residents say they want the city to take decisive action to put an end to open-air drug markets and homeless encampments. Conditions in San Francisco's Tenderloin are the ongoing center of debate and now the center of a lawsuit filed last week. Residents and hotels in the area say the city hasn't done

enough to improve street conditions and filed a suit in federal court saying while they pay their taxes, they don't get the same services that other city residents receive. Several of the residents chose to remain anonymous but are speaking out now for the first time about what it's like living in the Tenderloin. It is dangerous to come outside. I work three days a week. I have to walk two blocks up where there's drugs going around and drug dealers. This resident is raising two children in the Tenderloin and says it's not fair that they have to live in a dangerous neighborhood. What I'm asking for is just one thing, security.

The attorney representing the plaintiff says the city has allowed the Tenderloin to sink into chaos. And it's a little bit more than that because there's evidence that the city has treated this neighborhood as the containment zone. This is where the city has directed this activity with the hope, apparently, if we can contain it to the Tenderloin, then maybe it won't spread to other neighborhoods. Oh, my goodness. I mean, I believe this to be true. Oh, it sounds totally believable.

But the tenderloin that used to be hip. No, the tenderloin was never. It was always a hellhole. When I was a little kid, I remember going through it with my dad. And he's telling me this is a bad part of town. It was always the bad part of town. Still the bad part of town. Why was your dad driving part of town still the bad part of town why was your dad driving you through there he was going to drop you off sometimes you got to go through the tenderloin to get from point a to point b but the but the idea that they've made it this way on purpose sounds i never considered but then i think of

the of the concept of hamsterdam in the tv series the wire yeah and i think yeah that's exactly what they're doing yeah and then and then once it's totally devolved into crap then they'll toss everybody out raise it as in r-a-z-e and then they'll build a new stadium they need a new stadium but i don't think they're they're going to... This has been going on too long. I think they're just going to leave it as hamster dam. I want to play a couple of clips from the big pharma, from the medical. Everything's an industrial complex. So it's the medical industrial complex.

This is what your algos will tell you to be very afraid of. And the CDC is warning that monkeypox is on the rise again in the U.S. Current cases are nearly double what they were at this time last year. It spreads via skin-to-skin contact with symptoms like smallpox, but milder. Now the CDC says anyone with a high risk of infection should get vaccinated.

To quote a trend, what do you notice in that clip? Vaccinated. No. What's different from the previous reporting on monkeypox? Skin-to-skin contact? Yes. It used to be men who have sex with men.

Yes, you're correct, sir. Now it's skin-to-skin contact. Mm-hmm. Let's complain a bit about the price of Ozempic. Tonight, a new study is raising questions about the high cost of the diabetes drug Ozempic and similar drugs now being used by

millions of people for weight loss. Drug maker NovoNordisk, charging nearly $1,000 a month for injections before insurance. Researchers from Yale, King's College Hospital in London, and Doctors Without Borders claim that it can be made for less than $5. The study does not account for before insurance researchers from yale king's college hospital in london and doctors without borders claim that it can be made for less than five dollars the study does not account for labor costs tariffs and legal fees the company says it spent almost five billion dollars on research and

development and advertising do they mention the cost of advertising they put into that thing that adds to the bottom line yeah it was a half a billion dollars last year alone uh so on that tip there's uh let me see there's a news that there are natural alternatives to ozemp to weight loss drugs ozempic and gum well we know that it's slenderman slenderman.com uh but there are a team of computer scientists. Here we go. Is planning to announce the identification of two potentially viable natural alternatives to weight loss drugs. Ozempic and Wagovi made from naturally occurring compounds currently identified as compound A and compound B.

The mystery extracts, which are identified using the latest artificial intelligence tools, get ready, will remain secret until the researchers obtain patents on their formulations. Yeah, there goes the price. Yeah, exactly. It's so sick. Sick. One more warning from the CDC. Watch your kids.

And now to an alert from the CDC. A rare type of bacterial illness that can cause meningitis is increasing. 422 cases were reported last year, the most since 2014. One strain proving to be more deadly than usual, with one in six people dying. Most of the victims are middle-aged adults. The federal agency encouraging those eligible to stay up to date on their vaccines. Oh, vaccines. The meningitis vaccine?

Is there a vaccine for meningitis? I believe there to be, yes. It's just everything's like stay up to date on your vaccine. Yeah, just get your vaccine. Oh, you've got monkeypox, skin to skin. Used to be men who have sex with men, but now it's just skin to skin. And then what I thought was the funniest report from Kenya, and this started in 2018.

We had a, I think we did something on the show. Do you remember that they were doing, they were detecting tuberculosis with sound analysis? I actually don't remember that, but it sounds reasonable. They would analyze your cough, and then based upon your cough, oh, you got tuberculosis. But they couldn't really get it above 70% accuracy. really get it above 70% accuracy. So now we've decided, well, let's just give the Kenyans some tuberculosis and let's build our app down there.

Developing an app that could detect tuberculosis and other respiratory diseases. That's the challenge set by this team at the Kenya Medical Research Institute. In this room, they record the coughs of both sick and healthy people. The aim is to create a software that can analyze the noises and diagnose whether the person has the disease. It's a very convenient technology, new technology. The trials have been funded by the National Institutes of Health in the USA, but have not yet received regulatory approval.

For Dr. Nduba, the project's lead researcher, the software could help. That's what I like about the report. They keep having this lady who's testing cough into a Yeti blue mic. Herb the spread of tuberculosis by cutting down the diagnosis timing from two to three months to a few minutes. The biggest achievement

is reduced time to diagnosis. The moment they get a cough, if you can just expose them to this software and determine this is TB, it would reduce TB transmission in the community. And a lot of TB is due to transmission. The software has not yet met World Health Organization detection accuracy standards.

The app must have a TB diagnosis accuracy of at least 90% and at least 80% in detecting the absence of infection. At present, the rate is 10% lower in both categories, but gives researchers a lot of hope. Jeez, makes you want to cough listening to that report. I just love the report. And I didn't know the World health organization had standards for cough analysis i mean it's gonna be it's gonna be literally you're gonna go on an airplane okay

cough all right let me take a picture walk through the body scanner why fly at all why even travel well yes i know this is this is the conclusion you've come to as a wise man. And here's another one. Why travel at all? Here's the Texas Boeing subcontractor clip. Oh, yeah. This is another interesting story. The Texas Attorney General is investigating a key Boeing supplier that's already under scrutiny by federal regulators

over the quality of its work on Boeing planes. Ken Paxton says he's looking into Spirit Aerosystems because of what he says are apparent manufacturing defects that led to numerous concerning or dangerous incidents. A spokesman says Spirit Aerosystems doesn't comment on investigations. Paxton wants the company to turn over more than two years' worth of documents about flaws in manufacturing and also about the company's effort to create a diverse workforce. Okay, well, they got the diverse workforce in there. I don't know why they slipped that in.

I guess they weren't doing enough because it sounds like they weren't doing enough about diversity. Oh, that'll fix it? I've been an inspector in an industrial situation. When products come in that are subcontracted out, they have to be re-inspected by the company that receives it. That's where the responsibility begins and ends. And there's also something called final inspection on all these operations. And that's where the where the real rubber hits the road this is bullcrap blaming some subcontractor doesn't have enough diversity

yes i'm i'm with you i'm with i mean what can you say that's that's the news is just filled with this i why don't we even even watching news anymore and reporting on it we should just fold it all up it's all the same it's all lies it's lies lies lies i tell you let's get into now there was something that happened on on the social meds on social media well first um no yeah i'll go to med yeah that's what I call it. Sounds like the name of a soft drink. Yeah, Soshmed. Ah, now in small cans. This, I don't know if you saw this. It was BBC, BBC hard talk.

Hard talk. Steven Sacker. Oh, I have that same clip. Yeah, but I have the whole thing. It's a little, there's a little more to it. And I have some commentary about this. By the way, Stephen is a dick. And the hard talk has been like this forever. Where they just think it's so cool to be up with a British accent to just grill somebody unnecessarily and not let, you know, and have this, it's a terror.

Hard Talk, 16 years ago when we started this show, I used to watch it because I had a different guy. But ever since the Steven Sackler guy or whatever his name is came on it and the arrogance and condescension of his style it's it shows unwatchable and the bbc should take it off the air well it was doubly disgusting because the what everyone the clip that went viral uh and we're like yeah you stick it to the bbc man you tell them yeah you tell him. Yeah, you tell him. But meanwhile, this was an entire net zero promotion. Complete acceptance that CO2 is killing us. And the president of Guyana did not push back on the bogus climate change charges. No, he's all in on it it this was a promotion of global warming and everybody fell for like yeah man you tell him carbon sink we have to be very careful about this

climate change stuff this is this is're going to lock you down. Welcome to Hard Talk. I'm Stephen Sacker. And today I am in Guyana, South America, a country of some 800,000 people, which right now can claim to have the fastest growing economy in the world. The reason, oil. Vast reserves of the stuff located offshore. My guest today is Guyana's president, Irfan Ali. His country's newfound oil riches have stoked tensions with neighbouring Venezuela. They've also raised questions about this country's vulnerability to climate change.

So, is oil really a blessing or a curse? All right, so now we get into the thing that most people saw. Let's take a big picture look at what's going on here. Over the next decade, two decades, it is expected that there will be $150 billion worth of oil and gas extracted off your coast. It's an extraordinary figure. But think of it in practical terms. That means, according to many experts, more than 2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions will come from your seabed, from those reserves, and be released into the atmosphere. I don't know if you as a head of state went to the COP in Dubai. Let me stop you right there. Do you know that Guyana has a forest forever that is the size of England and Scotland combined? A forest that stores 19.5 gigatons of carbon,

a forest that we have kept alive, a forest that we have kept alive... Does that give you the right? Does that give you the right to release all of this carbon? Does that give you the right to lecture us on climate change? I am going to lecture you on climate change because we have kept this forest alive that stores 19.5 gigatons of carbon

that you enjoy that the world enjoy that you don't pay us for that you don't value that you don't see a value in that the people of Guyana has kept alive guess what we have the lowest deforestation rate in the world and guess what even with our greatest exploration of the oil and gas resource we have now we will still be uh net zero kyan will still be net zero so he's right there with net zero which means carbon credits because that's how you get to net zero he says carbon but he really means carbon dioxide because that's just become the thing now oh it's carbon it's, it's carbon dioxide, and it goes downhill from there. The Center for International Environmental Law has described the oil and gas production in Guyana

as turning your country from, as you rightly put it, a carbon sink into a potential, quote, carbon bomb. Now, you may say you have every right. I mean, come on. This thing is a climate change promotion. Climate, carbon bomb. Give me a break. Potential, quote, carbon bomb.

Now, you may say you have every right to exploit that oil and gas. That is ridiculous. We, even with our, even with exploring and production of all our resources, we are going to still be carbon neutral. We are still going to be carbon neutral. Let me quote you Greenpeace, who say quite simply, to avoid the worst impacts of climate change. And you know that your own country is one of the most vulnerable to climate change because most of your population lives below sea level. And we have paid. Guess what? Guess what below sea level. And we have paid. Guess what? Guess what?

Now, this is interesting. So this guy, not only is he all actually really on a net zero, but now he's reminded that his country, most of his country lives below sea level. But he's all in on sea level rise, of course, because, you know, that's what Obama knows with his house on the coast. His population lives below sea level. And we have paid guess what guess what we have paid for the mitigation we have paid for the adaptation we are the ones who have to find revenue no no no no no i haven't finished telling you what greenpeace says yes but let me tell greenpeace say we need to keep the majority of the world's remaining fossil fuels in the ground. Yeah, Greenpeace can say that.

We're not doing that. Greenpeace and you can say that. But we need to get resources and the developing world. We need to get resources to build the sea defences. We need to get sea defences to build a drainage and irrigation system. You just said that we're six feet below sea level. Who is going to pay for the infrastructure? Who is going to pay for the drainage and irrigation? Who is going to pay for the development

and advancement of our country? Are you going to pay? It's not coming from anywhere. It's not coming from Greenpeace or anyone else. So he's admitting we got to pump the water out, man. When the sea level rises, when our people start to drown, you're not going to pay for that hard talk, man. No, we're going to pay for it with our carbon. Isn't there a cynicism here in Georgetown, best expressed by your vice president, who said recently, because there is this climate change imperative to decarbonize, our policy is to get as much oil out of the ground as quickly as possible. Now, he said, that's harsh for those who think that you should be environmentally sound, but that is the reality of it. Those were very honest words from your vice president. And that

is what we are, honest. We are practical. So you're rushing to get this oil out before any deal is done to quote Dubai Cop to transition away from oil and gas. You can say we are rushing, but we are very practical. We have this natural resource, and we are going to aggressively pursue this natural resource because we have to develop our country. We are committed to development of this region. We have to create the opportunity for our people because no one is bringing that for us. No one is bringing that for us. No one is paying our agenda. So while everyone thinks this is a big win, it's not. The guy's all in.

His vice president's all in. Just they have a different solution. Let's do it quick. I like the analysis. I'm going to give you a clip of the day. Oh, that is very kind of you. Because you're right. Everyone just played the funny part.

I had the clips isolated because, not because of the analysis, because it was humorous. Yes. Because it was. Yeah, totally. But you're absolutely correct. The whole thing is, it might as well have been scripted. Yep. Yeah.

Why else is the guy there? Hard talk, man. Yeah. And why did he go to Guyana from UK uk that seems like a kind of out of the way trip i hear guiana is beautiful this time of year probably is it's probably a great time to take a couple weeks off it is too yeah it has to be oh man anyway should we do a little update on uh the other war that we stopped caring about you know the war that killed 10 times the amount of people in Ukraine? What war is this?

Well, it's the Russia-Ukraine war, the full-scale invasion. Oh, that's still going on? Yeah, but people don't care about that anymore. 400,000 Ukrainian men have died, but Palestine. Do you have a clip? Oh, I have a, but Palestine. Do you have a clip? No, I have a couple of clips. Here's Zelensky on CBS. I encourage the production of...

Amid the ruins of a bombed-out building in eastern Ukraine, President Zelensky seemed upbeat despite recent setbacks on the battlefield. But one thing that strikes me is you're defiant still. You seem more frustrated than optimistic now. No, no, no. I got that wrong. Yeah. You're still optimistic. No, no, I'm I'm I'm normal. I'm optimistic because normal because this is only one plan how to survive. That plan for survival relies on U.S. support, which has helped keep Russian forces at bay in recent months. It was very hard, but thank God our partners, including the U.S. and Europe, helped us with air defense missiles. So we lived through the winter. I understand that. But Americans will think

we have spent tens of billions of dollars supporting Ukraine. Tens of billions? How about hundreds of billions? What's this tens of billions all of a sudden? Billions of dollars supporting Ukraine.

It would not be right to say we just need another year or a billion dollars. It doesn't work like that. Ammunition is coming to us, but its production takes place in the U.S. and the money stays in the U.S. and the taxes are staying in the U.S.

Oh, he's parroting the old trope of, hey, you're not spending money on ukraine you're spending it on the bombs that are made in the u.s it stays in the u.s it's good for america give me some credit man we joined him as he inspected vast newly built underground bunkers just a few miles from the russian border they're also bracing for Russian retaliation after President Putin accused Ukraine of supporting the ISIS terror attack near Moscow last week. Allegations Zelensky dismissed as ridiculous. But that doesn't stop Putin from attacking you anyway.

Yes, and that's what I want to tell you. For him, he doesn't care what the reason is for attacking us. Yeah, he doesn't care. He doesn't care. He doesn't care. He doesn't care. So then we have some anti-Russia, anti-Putin information, which is coming from Fox News, run by the Democrat Party,

staffed by Nimrods. And this is a good one. There were four suspects who went to court on Sunday, and they didn't look very good, did they? No. I mean, about six hours after the attack, the Russian military arrested and captured these four people. They were driving west of Moscow Moscow and they were pulled out of their car. And there are videos online showing, frankly, some brutal torture. There's one in which a Russian soldier cuts off the ear of one of them and makes him eat his own ear. Wow. I didn't see that video. Is that on Telegram?

I didn't see it either. But I guess Telegram? I didn't see it either. But I guess somebody must have seen it because that's the way the Russians operate. Exactly. They love ear eating. Yeah. Cartilage. Yeah.

It's cartilage. Mmm, yummy. Let's do some quick financial news, which is always... I'm just... What are you is always, I'm just, what are you laughing about? I'm just, that's crazy clip you just played.

Well, I thought I was going to get clip of the day. I already got my clip of the day, so I'm happy. Oh, no, you're not going to get clip of the day for ear eating. I think it's up there in the realm of clip of the day territory.

Uh, the Poonami would have gotten clip of the day if that was true. Once lauded as the wonder kind of crypto who kept the company of the rich and famous, this morning Sam Bankman-Fried begins a 25-year federal prison sentence. Bankman-Fried addressing the court, I'm sorry about what happened at every stage, things I should have done and said, things I shouldn't have. But the judge saying there was never a word of remorse for the commission of terrible crimes. You just need FTX.

FTX wants the go-to celebrity endorsed crypto exchange. Behind the scenes, customers did not know Bankman Freed was using billions of their money for himself to prop up his struggling Alameda hedge fund. Had trial prosecutors played this interview with our George Stephanopoulos. So you do know and you did know that FTX deposits were being funneled to Alameda. So I was vaguely aware that that was how some wires were being sent in the first place. Didn't that set off alarm bells in your head? So there were a lot of people who were involved in that process. And look, I really deeply wish that I had taken like a lot more responsibility for understanding what the details were of what was going on there. Customers of FTX lost everything. One victim telling the judge the money which I wanted to spend on a family home taken away,

as well as my children's education. In addition to the 25 years in prison, Bankman Freed was ordered to forfeit 11 billion dollars to compensate victims it's one of the stiffest white collar sentences handed down in recent years and it reflected the judge's worry bankman freed could commit another fraud there is a risk that this man will be in a position to do something very bad in the future and it's not a trivial risk so they i have a take on this so they send this autistic kid who was completely built up by uh forbes magazine by the the media particularly hello cnbc they send this kid to jail he'll come out when he's 50 and and everyone else gets off All the celebrities who took money to promote this obvious scam,

the politicians who took money, money that went was slushed through to Ukraine, his parents, his parents on the payroll, lawyers from Stanford, professors, everybody gets a free pass, and they send this schmuck to jail it's it's really pathetic it really is i mean even i mean kim kardashian and snoop dogg got in trouble for promoting some crap coin but oh no no no tom brady's okay oh no we let him go. And so this kid takes the fall for all of it. And everybody knew it was going on.

Everybody. But that's okay, because those of you who lost all your savings, you're going to put into your house. Oh, boo-hoo. Did you not read the disclaimer? I think you played a clip from this special from NPR, but this is in your future, son. The idea is not new.

Martin Luther King and the Black Panthers called for guaranteed income. So did President Nixon. These days, tech entrepreneurs argue cash aid will be needed as gig work, automation, and AI threaten jobs. Preckwinkle wants to prove it works so it can someday go nationwide. Cash aid was fringe before the pandemic, but after all those COVID stimulus checks and emergency rental payments, interest exploded. Also, cities got their own pandemic money. They're using that, along with philanthropy, for small cash aid pilots. They target low-income households and pay them $500 or $1,000 a month for a year or two. But as that pandemic money runs out, it's possible this trend could fizzle. Basic income is not meant to replace

other assistance, but add to it. To be clear, this and other guaranteed income programs do not require people to work at all. That's a selling point for supporters. They say it can give people time and space to find a better job or a new direction. But it's a big concern for opponents, especially if no strings cached were made permanent. So far, with short cached pilots, researchers say there has been no impact on whether people have jobs. Some parents, though, have cut back gig work to spend more time with their kids. It's coming. Except we're not going to call it universal basic income. We're calling it cash aid. Cash aid. Sounds so friendly. I don't know what they're going to do to make this

work. But I mean, I agree with you because it just seems as though their system is set up. because it just seems as though their system is set up. But it's not as though the educational system hasn't brainwashed everybody enough to kind of expect it. Yeah, and Andrew Yang. Yeah, he popularized it. The Prophet. So. Yes.

Do you want an offbeat clip? Sure. Something that shows that we're like years ahead of everybody else? Sure. Do we get to play We Told You So on no agenda? No. Okay. That is the most annoying of all the jingles we ever created.

Thank God we stopped playing it. Yes. So I've picked this clip off. This is kind of a weird thing that happened. I think it needs a little discussion. but this is from the Gutfeld show. Ah, oh, you're going to spike the ball is what you're going to do. Ah, good for you. With the 100% clip.

Oh, you're not going to spike the, well, before I play the 100% clip. Can I just spike the ball for you? Okay, spike. Gutfeld did the Poonami. He did it as a sub-segment. He normally does a scatological piece every so often, and I expected that's where it was going to appear. He literally did 20 seconds, Which was a little disappointing. But yes, this is, a lot of people picked this up because we have been on this for a long time. Years.

For years. Tonight on Everything is Racist, the phrase 100%. Donald Trump Jr. recently called out the Anti-Defamation League for including 100% in its list of terms related to hate and extremism. According to the ADL, 100% can be shorthand for 100% white. If that's true, I've been surrounded by white supremacists for years. But it's 100% about the gift. 100%. 100%. 100%. 100%. 100%. 100%. 100%.

100%. 100%. 100%. 100%. 100%. 100%. 100%. 100%. 100%. Yes, 100,000 times percent. That's 100%? Okay, so I think the reason why they're doing this is because uh 100 freaking percent they

want to they want to nail trump with it but i can tell you from my close my best friend mo is black i always want i love saying that but i have a good friend who's black so-called black and this is really this came by the way almost everything comes out of black culture in America. And it was before. That's a stretch. Oh, I'd say a lot comes out of, what are you talking about? I say a lot. Yeah, you said everything.

Almost. I said almost everything. I didn't say everything. Did I say everything? Yeah. Okay. Strike that from the record. Well, just continue with yours Did I say everything? Yeah. Okay. Strike that from the record. Well, just continue with yours.

This comes... Continue, please continue. Okay. Go on. But go ahead. But go ahead. I'm sorry, I can never get it correct. You're getting it wrong.

But go ahead. But go ahead. This is from the 100 emoji, which comes from Black America saying 100. 100. And then it became became 100 and everybody started using it and then my friend who happens to be black stopped using it because it became so popularized that it wasn't fun anymore it's an emoji we should have a little 100 emoji yeah shouldn't we call apple racist for having a racist emoji?

I mean, come on. Yeah, this is the anti-defamation league. And when did the anti-defamation league go south? They have really lost their way. I think it's been that way for a long time, John. I think it has too. A long time. People just haven't called them out because they're afraid of them. Well, you know, the Southern poverty law center is called, they want their spot back. They're the, they're the ones that are supposed to be the worst. Are you doing a

DH unplugged on a Tuesday this Tuesday? Yeah. Why? I, I have something that I think Andrew Horowitz, your compadre. So every Tuesday, DH Unplugged. I listen to it religiously. It is a fabulous show. If you want to listen to it more often than not, I listen to it. I think all the time, mainly just to hear you talk about me.

Yeah, we do that every show. Yeah. So I have, now I'm talking about your show and it comes on at 8 o'clock Eastern time or 9? It's, let me think, 6, 7, 8, 9 Eastern. 9 Eastern. So 8 Central.

And it's a podcast. And it's a value for value podcast. It's on the stream. It's on the stream. It's live on the stream. It's a very, it's an outstanding product. I have a question for Andrew Horowitz. He is uniquely qualified to tell me what's going

on with this story. All right, we're back now with a baffling underwater mystery. Scientists are trying to figure out the strange phenomenon impacting fish in the Florida Keys, causing them to spin out of control and then wash up dead. State Fish and Wildlife officials and Florida's Bonefish and Tarpon Trust have logged nearly 200 incidents with over 30 species acting this way, mostly in the lower keys, but as far north as Miami. Yeah, this is crazy. I was out on a six-hour charter. I had two people on the boat and we were down off a ligament-biting bank and we happened to see a fish floundering on the flats. And then so we got close to him. We wanted to see if there was a, and we happened to see a fish floundering on the flats. And then so we got close to him. We wanted to see if there was a problem. And we could obviously tell that he was

in distress. It turned out to be a sawfish, a critically endangered species that might lose four or five mature adults a year. But in just a few months, at least 27 have beached themselves or died after intense episodes of what anglers are calling the spins. So typically when we think of fish acting strangely or dying, we either think of low oxygen conditions in the water or red tide. And so we saw neither. At the water school at Florida Gulf Coast University, Mike Parsons' team is part of a statewide effort to solve the mystery of the spinning fish. And while tests for most toxins have turned up empty, the most promising suspect is found living off seaweed

at the bottom, a tiny critter named Gambier discus. This is the highest we've seen of the Gambier discus cells in the Keys. We don't know if it's the main cause. The single cell algae can produce various neurotoxins and is showing up at record high levels but it's just one more stressor on marine life already reeling from pollution overfishing and off the charts ocean heat waves brought by climate change they gave it away have you took forever have you seen this have you no i have not i'll look for for it. They're spinning in circles, not horizontally, but vertically. Like just, you know, boom. They jump up and spin?

Not jumping out of the water, underwater, just spinning around and around and around. So climate change is one answer, and here's another one. Off the charts, ocean temperatures are, of course, just one of the massive stressors on marine life down here these days. There was a three-year study recently in which 100% of the bonefish. Whoa, oh, oh, oh, oh, racist, racist. Were tested in the Keys, turned up at least seven different pharmaceuticals from opioids to antidepressants. And so this behavior has not been seen before, but it is sort of an attack from a thousand different angles for the creatures living down here

and maybe a warning for the rest of us. Yeah. If you start to spin in the bathtub, you know what's up. You got to lay off the drugs. You got to lay off the drugs. Wow. Yeah. I'll ask him because he's a major league he's a fisher exactly he's caught

all the big boys he's done a good job he's a i have a a clip for you okay uh there's going to be a lot of uh called ubra files or umbra files i think it's umbra files umbra files umbra yeah that's a person who's nutty about the uh solar eclipse in a little over a week a total solar eclipse will trace an arc across north america in that narrow path the skies will completely darken temperatures will drop it'll feel like the dead of night during the middle of the day. If you're traveling to witness this rare event, LifeKits Regina Barber has tips on what to expect. Science writer David Barron says seeing a total solar eclipse is the closest thing to space travel you can experience without leaving Earth. It's like for a few minutes you are suddenly transported to some alien world. It's like you're living in some sci-fi movie, seeing a sky you've never seen,

seeing the universe in a whole new way. It really can change your outlook for years to come, if not the rest of your life. It's really, you know, eclipse fever is off the chart here. And, you know, Fredericksburg took the express position to not promote Fredericksburg as a place to come to see the eclipse. Many other towns.

I think that was smart. Yeah, I mean, Travis County, which is Austin, everyone's declaring a disaster emergency now. And I know why. Federal money. So they're all declaring, oh, we have a

disaster they've got the national guard coming out um for some reason cern this is concerning cern is going to fire up the large hadron collider on uh on april 8th. Why? Yeah, I know. It doesn't sound like a good idea. So, you know, what did they say? The rationale is, I don't know. They're looking for stuff. They're looking,

they're looking for stuff. Um, but I, you know, if we survive, uh, we'll have a, I mean,

I'll have a firsthand boots on the ground. I'll tell you this. When it, when there's an eclipse, I've been through, I have never been to a hundred percent one. Oh, racist, racist. Yeah. I'll tell you this, when there's an eclipse, I've never been to a 100% one. Oh, racist. Racist.

I don't think I... I'm pretty sure unless I was a kid, I've not seen a total. But I've seen a 90 and a 70. They happen every so often. We get lucky when there's no cloud cover. The only thing to me that's super remarkable is as soon as it happens, the temperature drops like a rock.

It's really cold. But that's, obviously, the sun's got nothing to do with global warming. So, Sir Gene. If you're not convinced that the sun has everything to do with global warming, go down to Fredericksburg and spend, it's like the thing is the last, what, five to eight minutes of totality. It'll be colder than, it'd be so cold, you won't imagine. It's just really cold. So Sir Gene is coming out. He'll come out Sunday the 7th in the afternoon,

and he's staying overnight. And we figure we could do worse, you know, because if everything shuts down, if the world goes dark, at least we'll have Gene. Yeah, he's armed. He's prepared. I think he's bringing his urban assault vehicle. He's got everything.

I told you he's bringing the night vision goggles and the thermal glasses. Keep a lookout for snipers. We got to keep people off of our lawn telling you hey with that i'd like to thank you for your courage in the morning to you the man who put the sea in the carbon bomb say hello to my friend on the other end the one and only mr john c in the morning to you mr adam curry in the morning all ships and sea boots on the ground feeding the airsides of the water davis out there. In the morning to all the trolls in the troll room. Hold up those hands, trolls. There we go. Let me see what's going on.

Let me see. Well, we had a peak. I have the full-on troll count for you. We had a peak, which was 1982. That was about an hour ago. On the previous Sunday, we had 1576. Today, no, everyone's enjoying. 1742.

We're up by 150 trolls. Sunday we're supposed to have like 2400 people. Well, but it's Resurrection Day. It's Easter, yes, I accept that. People are doing other stuff. Don't. What was it? Transgender. Mark the transgender rationale or

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And it's brought to you by non-silicon valley douchebags it's uh you know mitch and his and his brother man they're just doing this together go to podcastapps.com there there are 25 i think now to choose from um and uh seeing as google podcast is closing this week you did you we know knew that, right? Google Podcasts. I thought they had already closed. They announced it real early. And moved everything to YouTube. Yeah, YouTube Music.

Yeah. Yeah, that's going to work. No, of course not. That's stupid. So go ahead and import your podcast into a modern podcast app. We are in our 16th year of Value for Value which is as far as i'm concerned the only way to run a show like this uh because uh we we don't just get the benefit of being able to speak our

mind and not being censored if only if if only for not being able to mention a competing product can you imagine? I couldn't just say, I'm drinking Waterloo today. And what are you drinking again? The Polar. Yeah, no, we'd have to be like, we'd have to be like, oh, John, are you drinking your Perrier? Are you drinking your Perrier again today? Everything would be promoted.

But we'd be making so much more money. Oh, yeah, but we would be total stooges. But the show would suck. That's be promoting. That would be, but we'd be making so much more money. Oh, yeah. But we would be total stooges. But the show would suck. Yeah, the show would, yes. Let's face reality. And people got to appreciate that in some way. I wouldn't be able to say, hey, I had a gigawatt coffee roaster's coffee beforehand. No.

No. I have to be like, Starbucks is the bomb. It's great. No, that would be horrible. I had a good Starbucks meme in the last newsletter yeah what was it it was instead of going to starbucks i make coffee at home shout out uh my shout out my name and mispronounce it and then burn a five dollar bill something like that it was actually quite funny all right uh. No, instead, we have producers. We don't even have listeners.

We have producers. We're not tracking you. We don't have pixels. That's how they track people on podcasts. Make sure you download it. We'll track you with a pixel. And that pixel gets tracked all over the place. That's so old-fashioned.

That was years ago they used to track with pixels. This is why the podcast industrial complex is not doing so well. This is why the podcast industrial complex is not doing so well. You know, ever since Apple came out with iOS 17, they stopped. It's such a scam. The way it works, or the way it used to work, is, you know, you subscribe to it. Let's say you have a daily podcast, and you subscribe to this daily podcast. And then you listen to it on Monday, maybe Wednesday. You forgot and then you listen again the next Monday.

And what Apple would do, which was actually even better than most of these scam apps, is the minute you listened again, it would then go and automatically download the previous episodes. And they would count as uh downloads even though of course you're never going to listen to them no you're never going to listen to those old downloads so apple stopped doing that it was the uh oh there there you go there goes the numbers 25 percent 25 percent drop in download numbers and there are still uh companies that are writing checks to advertisers, doing make goods for the rest of the year. Oh, it's horrible because the whole thing is a scam. Sorry to say.

I mean, I'm sure that if you use code Bongino, I mean, then you can track something. But even then, I mean, that's called DI, you know, direct inquiry. Anyway, it doesn't matter. Our producers help us with time, talents, and treasure. When you help us with time and talent, that can often be a huge saving to us. As an example, we love having modern art that is new every single episode. We think it's good. We think that, no, we know that it works that people

see these things like oh that's hilarious or cheesecake and then they click and they listen and they get reminded of how how awesome we are or they're just intrigued if they're new time listeners welcome new time listeners you're Welcome to all the newcomers. So we'd like to thank them. So we basically just provide this show as is. There's no hoops, nothing you have to, no tricks, no nothing. No ads, no corporate money. Premium content.

No premium content, just full on, full value. We give it our all. We don't hide anything. It's all premium content. That's content, just full on, full value. We give it our all. We don't hide anything. It's all premium content. That's the point. It is. It's all premium content. And if you value it, we just ask you to do something back for us.

And we want to thank the artists who did something back for us. It was Tantanil who was back again. Tantanil got the mojo back and brought us i mean this was so good for a specific reason this was we had the story about um mcdonald's now carrying crispy cream donuts and tantanilla made a big mac with a glazed big mac which looks utterly disgusting uh with like pink glazing, which was interesting because a lot of people said,

to be honest, I'd eat that. Can you imagine that there are people out there? Oh yeah, there's a lot of people that like to, there are some restaurants around the country, if you watch these obscure shows, like I'd eat that, that produced this product. Well, it looked disgusting to me. Yeah, well well it looked disgusting to me and yeah well it was

disgusting to me too but that on his face was funny but then what tonta neil did with the no with the mcdonald's logo and put this no agent made it an n and an a i mean that is to me that To me, that was high-level professional work. It was very good. In fact, I look at the artwork before you do, and I concluded there was nothing. Here's how it works. After we do the show and I'm sitting here drinking coffee, I'm drinking my Black Rifle, then my Gigawatt, then I'm drinking a Red Dr. Pepper, then I'm drinking my my black rifle then my gigawatt then i'm drinking a red dr pepper then i'm drinking a waterloo so by the time we've done the credits i'm like okay why

don't you look at the art i've got to pee and then i'll come back and then i'll sit down and say and what do you find you're like nothing normally i'll say something i think there's three four good pieces here and then let's see if we match up. But in this case, I said there's nothing. And I didn't really get a good look at for some reason the creme burger. The creme burger. Is that what it's called? The creme burger?

Krispy Kreme. Krispy Kreme burger. And there's just a lot of Taylor Swift is the devil and you really just and then a lot of the AI.'s let's stop there for a second why do people not know us we're not going to put taylor swift as a devil in our art no and why aren't we going to do that john well it's probably some legal issues that could happen we can get in trouble yeah. Yeah, trouble, man. It may be slanderous. And you also can't use a celebrity to promote your product without paying them.

That's the main issue right there. There it is. You got to be very careful with that. So just looking, there was, yeah. You know, the AI art is really ruining everything. I got to tell you. The AI art just ruins stuff. If you look at it, like, oh's really ruining everything. I got to tell you. AI art just ruins stuff. You look at it like, oh, more AI eggs.

To continue the story, so he comes back relieved, and I say, there's nothing. There's nothing. He says, oh, and he looks. He can't find money. Then, for some reason, this happens a lot, by the way. There's a piece like this creme burger and it's like and neither one of us really noticed at first pass but when you see it it's the winner and that's what happened it's just obviously the piece to pick that's why there's two of us and as i understand from uh from the socials

tonta neil threw that logo in as an afterthought. Good. Whereas that, to me, that's like, that made it. It didn't make it for me. I mean, I liked it a lot, but I just thought the whole piece was the best. It's better for two reasons with the N.A. in the corner

like that. One, it balances the piece so the composition is better. Yes. Yes. And the second reason it's cute thank you to all the artists who participate in this contest you can be an artist too uh there's no rules just uh you know throw it up there open an account and if we like it we will choose it if we don't we'll criticize you and belittle you and that's something that you'll never get in the professional art world they will not tell you

that it was no good they won't they won't they just won't call you they won't call you my mother yeah too much work won't call you won't pay you no agenda art generator.com if you're listening live you can just sit there and refresh and watch the art come in in real time. If you'd like to see many of these pieces, you can go there at any time or use that modern podcast app. They're in the chapters. And Dreb Scott uses, I think, almost every single one of them for every single show. So that's the time and the talent. We appreciate those producers, particularly these artists.

And we also have people who bring us the third T, which is treasure. And this keeps our show going and we are very happy that we have a number of people who have supported us today. We thank everyone who comes in

$200 or above. We'll read your note within reason, of course. And we'd like to bestow a credit of executive or associate executive producer on these people. And we start off with an old favorite, a friend of the show, who comes in every single month. Seronymous of Dogpatch and Lower Slobovia. We never understand his numbers. We don't.

It's never consistent. I'm a little weirded out because he didn't add a two, but I'm sure he had two $2 bills. Yeah, there were two $2 bills in there. This is a date of D-Day or V-Day. 1944. V-E-Day. Good point-Day. 1944. V-E-Day. Good point.

1944. Good point. 1,944. We could not be more appreciative of that. And he usually sends in a note. This is all in cash the way he sends it, which means there's no PayPal fees, no checking,

cashing fees. There's no fees at all. He sends it from a different mailbox every single time and in this case it just said from seronymous of dog patch and lower slobovia ramadan mubarak to all producers thank you ramadan bark to you and he now this was they always njnk it's always a typewritten note he had a musical cleft is that a cleft it i or something i don't know if it stands i don't know what it is we sat around the table because this happened before and we sat around the table jay and and brennan and myself trying to figure this out and it dawned on me what it was because he's done this before no note

wow i wasn't gonna let that get by a second time with me being you know doofus about it and i thought oh yeah no note yeah yeah so it's basically just the you know the five lines musical scale yeah it looks like a musical score with no musical score with no notes in it so no wow we've solved the puzzle it's a pun we've solved the puzzle there's kind of a visual thank you so much seronymous of uh dog patch and lois labovia um we really appreciate you fantastic Travis Ulrich comes in with $1,000. He's in Lewiston, Idaho. And he says special thanks to Dr. Sir, 1% baron of Liberland for punching me in the mouth. He'll be joining me for my 42nd birthday party this weekend, March 30th.

I need a thorough de-douching. You've been de-douched. And please knight me, sir insecticide. I like cake and beer. Yes, well, I have ordered cake and beer for the round table. Obviously. We'll take care of you, brother. No problem.

Anonymous in San Francisco. Oh, of course we had to have someone bring in a 666.66 sure for easter yeah it's uh for easter bunch of nines upside down eggs let's see what he says here uh where is this note uh oh here it is note. Oh, here it is. Dear John, it says. Okay. The devil was for you. Dear John, my hexacosiohexacontahexaphobia dictates that I not combine into a single check my desired donation of $333.33 to each of you. Love you guys. No jingles, noles no karma oh that's right he actually sent in a handwritten note and he sent two checks ah okay of 33333 thank you and so we combined them i said uh jay just put them together as a big donation but it could have it just as easily been two and that

was meant to be two three three33 check. Oh, okay. I feel better now. I feel better. Good. And Aaron. Yes. Yeah. On the note.

Yes. He said, please see my note, which I, do you have a note about podtac.com? No. And that website does not seem to be resolving. Let me see. It says, as requested by email, podtac.com to you and Adam. Please keep my... Was there nothing in his email? It's anonymous.

I don't even know who it is. How can I search it? It's impossible. I can't help you. This is not good. Maybe there's a note at the end in the main message that we got. I don't know. I don't have it.

Well, thank you. Take a look. We appreciate you. Well, let's go on. We'll get something eventually. Baron James Nital, N-I-T-T-E-L, in Spartanburg, South Carolina, 34375. Thank you for the make right. Refer to to as

a make good, just so you know. Here's some more money. Give me an F cancer. Just for you guys, I just had a recurrence four years after a nephrectomy on my left kidney and my right adrenal gland. I'm 44 with two teenage girls

solo. Baron James Nittel. The prayers should go out. Baron James Nattel. All right. The prayers should go out. Prayers up, brother. You've got karma. Carrie Barthel, Parts Unknown, comes in with 341.36 and says, happy birthday, John. Oh, she's on time.

She's got it. Lucas Sanders in Lebanon, Indiana. 333.33 Good evening, John and Adam. Happy Resurrection Day from the American something. It's got some

mess. Trular woodworking it feels fitting to donate three three three in my final hour of my 33rd year on this earth and to celebrate the start of my 34th trip around the sun and resurrection i don't think he's listed on the on the on the birthday list oh he's not um i'm just guessing by the color okay lucas sanders be 34 in lieu of jingles i would take a reading of romans 5 8 and matthew 28 5-6 from adam romans 5 8 but good comment commandeth his love toward us that why he wants a reading from me

okay will you give him the reading. Yeah, it says from Adam. I've already watched it. Romans 5.8. But God commandeth his love towards us, in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. And then he wants a reading of Matthew 28.5.6. And the angel answered and said unto the woman, Fear not ye, for I know that ye seek Jesus which was crucified. He is not here, for he is risen.

As he said, come see the place where the Lord lay. He continues by saying, for today I'll skip the karma. Simply bow my head in awe and worship at the saving grace of Jesus Christ. He is risen, just as he said, hugs and kisses, Lucas Sanders. Beautiful, man. Thank you. It's a religious donation. Yes.

Then we have the next one. There's a note from, oh, no, I'm sorry. Yes. Sir Pursuit of Peace and Tranquility. And he says, in the morning, boys, please find the enclosed 33333 representing my monthly donation for the month of March. Going forward, there will be an uptick in my monthly support from 222.22 to 333.33 because the universe has made clear to me that my current support plan is insufficient. See, this is some self-awareness right here. Sorry for this long note, John, but I must share recent developments driving me to this change.

Pay attention, everybody. First year January jobs karma for oldest human resource landed him his dream job, share recent developments driving me to this change pay attention everybody first year january jobs karma for oldest human resource landed him his dream job tripling his current income last week then my keeper and i went to visit the tokyo tower not realizing our visit was on march 3rd and discovered that the height of the tokyo tower is 3. The following day, the keeper went to a new hair salon called Trey, T-R-E-S, Hair and Beauty, which happens to be located on the third floor of its building and requires you to walk through the third cafe to access the salon. And finally, when Adam chipped in a penny to my February donation, episode 1639, my cumulative support totaled $3,333.33.

Suffice to say, I am now committed to a new monthly plan of 333.33 going forward starting with the third month of 2024. Please keep the best podcasts in the universe going. I love you guys. No jarmas. No kingles. No karma.

No jingles. Thanks for keeping it real, boys. No, thank you. Thank you, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, you've got karma we'll move on to greg de bernardo 331 he says well at least i didn't get suckered into a sad puppy this time that always seems to get me i'm actually a little disappointed that john didn't pull out a sad easter bunny picture to rally the troops all kidding aside as usual you boys put together a heck of a show and I'm happy to be a supporter. This donation actually not only gives me permanent executive producer credit, but also makes me a knight.

I would like to be named Sir Two Wheels and want to drink a white Negroni. Negroni? Negroni? What is that? Is that a wine? Negroni? Negroni. I think it's a liqueur. A white Negroni in honor of this glorious occasion. Hit me with all the Al Sharpton you got.

Yes, I actually have a recent Al Sharpton. Your brother in truth, Greg. Pushing proven conspiracy theories that pushing proven that they were not factual conspiracy theories. Jen Psaki. Yesterday, President Biden pardoned, quote, bifurcate laws that criminalize consensual gay sex. In California. What are your thoughts?

How do we, I mean, some say he's Jim Jones or Jim Jordan with a jacket on. He co-authored the bill on aid to Israel and Ukraine. My God, this guy gets paid at least twice as much money as we'll ever make. Oh, more than that. Yeah, he gets paid a lot of money to be that way. Yes. To be a bumbling uh so we had a special promotion for 331 which is the uh today 331 i had one person came in and that was dan the man

i'm surprised it was so low that we had that what can i say sir dan the man came in at three, three, one. Another successful no agenda promotion. Yeah. They never end. ITM gentlemen. My donation today is three, three, one brings me to a Viscount status accounting below. Please change my title of Sir Dan, the man Viscount of Southwest Florida, protective Cape Coral in the islands of Captiva and Sanibel. Yes.

My donation today is in memory of Dante, a German shepherd. He was my companion for the last 13 years and he was a very good boy. He was a good boy. His watch ended on Friday. What is grief if not love persevering? Jingles.

Little girl, yay, mac and cheese and a dog howling karma. Yay! Few slaves can get used to mac and cheese. Mac and cheese. Mac and cheese. Macaroni and cheese and a dog howling karma you slaves can get used to mac and cheese mac and cheese macaroni and cheddar melted together mac and cheese mac and cheese mac and cheese karma oh i'm sorry about that, ma'am. Yeah. Yes. Yeah.

Captiva. My grandmother used to live there. Captiva. Been there many times. Ivan Fergus, Wilmington, North Carolina. First associate executive producer. Two ten sixty. Happy birthday to me.

Almost at the round table. Too many eggs dot com. That's a note, Ivan. Thank you. Perfect. And now we have Sean Wright in Victoria,oria bc also 21060 and no uh no mention no note no nothing we can find there so let's give him a double up karma you've got karma now I thought I had this thing set. Our next donation is 200 from Sir Mike Foucaverina.

Foucaverina? I'm probably doing it wrong. Yeah, I can't get it right either. It says, attach, see the test question, a continuing educational test, an ed test question of taking care of obese patients my wife took this week. She is a nurse anesthesiologist. Beatings will continue until morale improves. Yeah, I sent some tests where, and she got the answer to the question wrong. What is the best way to help your patient lose weight? I think she had checked off behavioral change and was wrong.

How can you be wrong? It is surgery. Surgery. Ozempic wasn't even on it. Ozempic wasn't even on it. Thank you, brother. Appreciate it. Associate executive producership for you.

And finally, we wrap it with Linda Lupatkin, our buddy in Lakewood, Colorado, who says, happy birthday, John. Asks for jobs, karma, and mentions that for a resume that gets results, go to imagemakersinc.com. That's imagemakersinc with a K for all your executive resume and job search needs.

Or just find her, Linda Lupatkin, Duchess of Jobs and Writer of Resumes, on the Producers List. Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. And that concludes our executive and associate executive producers for episode 1,647 of the NOAA Agenda Show. We are very appreciative. And of course, this doesn't just come with these shout outs and your notes being read,

but this is a credit that you can keep forever. This recording will serve as proof. You can use it anywhere that credits are recognized, which is usually douchebags in Hollywood. But it also looks good on your resume, your LinkedIn profile, or you can go to imdb.com if you don't have one already, because you're not a producer, you are now, and you can open up an account and list it there. You'll see that you are in good company.

And thank you for supporting the No Agenda Show. John is going to take us through to the 50s here, name and location, unless there's something we pick up that we feel needs to be read. Okay. I was just looking at a note that was sent in coming up, and this is it. This is from Brenda for, I think it's for Sod or for Cod in Poulsbo, Washington, and she sent in a nice note.

I just want to mention that. But we don't read these notes at this level. Joseph Salino in East Syracuse, New York, 100. She came out with 133.33, by the way. Kevin McLaughlin in Concord, North Carolina, 8008 is in addition to the birthday greeting that he sent earlier. Happy Easter, ladies, from your melon man. Kenny Halstead in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, 8008. Philip Peterson in Longville, Texas, 7798. He got a birthday for his wife. Gary Blatt, parts unknown.

Now everyone's all in parts. It's interesting, all these donations to the, these are all birthday donations. This starts with Gary at 7777, but the rest of them is a stripper donation, if anyone wants to know. No, no, no. It's a stripper donation. It says stripper.

No, it doesn't. That's what that is. Trust me. Daniel Mudge, 7465. Now, these I'm just going to read. These are all actually happy birthday John donations, and these are 7465s that they added the number. Another one from Kevin McLaughlin,

7465. Sir Rainman, 7465. Hold My Beer, James Dunbar, Eric Hoff, and Baroness Ladybird. Those people all added the extra fee, which is appreciated.

That's kind. And then we have $72 donations wishing me a happy birthday. And it's Rita Herrington. It's crazy that these cities and states are missing, except for Willie in Grave, Netherlands. Baroness Lady Bird, Rita Herrington,

Sean Simmons, Dame Lacey, Anonymous, Steve Niles, David Hominy, William Rowland, Cameron Lindemood, Kelly Hubbard, and Willie. And I want to thank everyone, 18 people total, that said happy birthday. The birthday show will be next Sunday, by the way. Craig Kohler in Evansville, Indiana is 6502. That's a good donation. That is the original chip in the Apple II.

Jamie Buell in Vista, California. You should do reminiscent donations. Jamie Buell in Vista, California. You should do reminiscent donations. Jamie Buell in Vista, California. 6006 or Shelfwood in I'muden, Netherlands. I'muden. Netherlands. I'muden.

I'muden. It's 5809. Josh Wilson in Farmington, New Mexico. 5623. He's got a birthday. Srinivas Murthy, or Brahman, 5558. Gilbert Fraga in Los Angeles, California, 5555. Peter Chong, 5510. Nick Weber in Gilmanton, New Hampshire 5510. Paul Tittle, Tittle T-I-T-T-E-L in

Toronto, Ontario 5272. Alan Marchione in Salem, New Hampshire 5271. Greg Mellon in Glenmore, Pennsylvania 5047. Any rando book recommendations?

Yeah, go get a copy of Propaganda by Jacques L.O.L. and read it from beginning to end. Good book. And now we have the $50 donors wrapping it up, starting with Greg Mellon in Glenmore, Pennsylvania. I'm sorry, that was Greg who wanted a book. David Steele in Mobile, Alabama. Justin Kaler in Bluffton, Indiana.

Leif Thompson in Meridian, Idaho. Ryan Sharp in Huntsville, Alabama. Brandon Locklear in Sugar Hill, Georgia. Jordan Tierney in Oral, South Dakota. Tony Lang in Castle Pines, Colorado. Justin Heiner in Vine Grove, Kentucky. And last on the list, Dragon Slayer in St. George.

Wow. That's our group of donators to show 1647. I want to thank every one of them. Thank you all so much and thank you to those of you who came in early with John's birthday donations. His birthday is this Friday.

This Thursday, we have a special, a Red Book special on the show as John will be giving away his daughter. You're giving her away. Are you giving her away? I'm giving her away. Are you? Have you? I've had it. Have you?

And will she be off the payroll? that finally be done no that's not happening she runs the book company oh that's true yes um you must be very excited about the about the wedding yeah okay there's the excitement i'm going to step aside for the excitement john just yeah it almost hit me in the face like a wet salmon. Very nice. You got to be careful. And John's birthday on Friday, and then we'll be back on Sunday. This Red Book is great because you will hear a lot of Red Book predictions that came absolutely true and a lot that really didn't, particularly from me, I will point out. But it's a fun show, and our producer put that together. And it's one of our nights, and he will be appropriately credited.

I think the fact that you identified probably the source of most of your bad predictions as defense guys. Yeah, I know. Defense intelligence guys that played you for a sucker. That's right. That's right. That's right. That's right. Thank you to everyone who came in under $50.

We never read anything there. That is for reasons of anonymity. The people come in right under that $50 level. And of course, we have our multiple sustaining donation, which a lot of people use for layaways, which do add up. In fact, we have two layaway nights, which we are going to night today. I'm going to read, well, one note in full and one I will skirt around. The first one is from Scott. He says, I've now completed my night layaway plan. September 22nd to March 24th this month, and I wish to be knighted. Sir, stick in the mud. I began listening after Adam's Glenn Beck podcast appearance, and I've awaited each installation since. Yes, it's another

installation of the No Agenda show. Here's to several more years of deconstruction. Thank you very much, Scott. Then Chris Snipes came in and he says, I hope this note finds you both well. Adam, happy Easter. He is risen. He is indeed. I love your conversion and pray you continue your journey. No worries. God bless John. As a Catholic myself, I hope you return to the church one day. And he goes on to say, this is a very long note. He's been a longtime listener. He began listening to the best podcast in the universe

when JCD was a regular on that show in Petaluma. You guys got me through eight years of active duty army service. Thanks to the global war on terror, I continue to keep my amygdala small. Thanks to your media deconstruction, my wife and I have been married for 25 years. We have seven children, and I'm a homicide detective in one of Georgia's largest cities.

Do we have the best producers in the universe or what? That's a good one. He says, I also work closely with the FBI and other three-letter agencies, but I'm not a spook. My wife runs a nonprofit working to end abortion. And he goes, I mean, so they moved out of the city. They bought 20 acres. They're building a farm, growing meat, chickens, pork, laying hens, and we'll soon have sheep. We want to know where our food comes from.

The egg book. Yeah, the egg book. I'd like to be known as Sir Chris Knight of the Thin Blue Line and tender of the fall line farm very nice normal fare at the round table will do just fine he says i'd like some jingles i'd like you're gonna need a bitcoin and bingo boom shakalaka actually i see we have three nights here so let me do that for you first they're saying that all hell is going to break loose, and you're going to need a Bitcoin.

Bingo, boom, shakalaka. And then, I'm sorry, we had a third. This is the very long note. This is Crocky, and he says, in the morning, gentlemen, this donation brings me to the round table. I was hit in the mouth by fellow producer Nearly Normal early in this scandemic. Despite listening faithfully through every

donation segment since then, I have yet to hear him donate in that time, so I shall call him out as a douchebag. I've found the show and community around it to be immensely valuable and happy to reciprocate with some treasure and encourage others to do the same. The NAS community is a small island in a sea of insanity, but it's a good place to stop and catch your breath as the world swirls around us. The deconstruction skills I've gained from the show have been immensely valuable, helping to more clearly see the manipulation

and the agenda the M5EB uses against us. And then he has, oh man, it just went on and went very, very long here. But Sunday on the 33rd, and it was a this weekend was an assault of messages and you know everything seemed to align it only is today an easter show day with 33 in the date uh but also happens to be exactly 33 years since i took my first long strange trip with the grateful dead on a fateful easter sunday that would undoubtedly steer my path in new and interesting directions with the community not that all different from ours well how about that how about that please knight me sir crocky

of the cosmic high country i would like to follow at the round table oh yes a long note and a very long order sierra nevada nevada did i say it right yeah so i'm so i'm traumatized by Mimi. Sierra Nevada Pale Ale New York Style Pizza, twice baked, of course, and 85% dark chocolate. For jingles, please give me the NJNK. Oh, NJNK. We have a full end of show already, but we do have NPC there for you, so you'll enjoy that and um we'll see you

gentlemen in a moment right here on uh at the no agenda roundtable thank you all so much remember us at noagendadonations.com or for the old schoolers and again thank you to our executive and associate executive producers for 1647. Our formula is this. We go out, we hit people in the mouth. Order. Order. Shut up, slave.

Shut up, slave. It's your birthday, birthday. I don't know what you're doing. Oh, yeah, we got a list. Travis Ulrich turned 42 yesterday. Joss Wilson says happy birthday to his daughter, Aurora. She turned three yesterday. Happy birthday, Aurora.

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You can find one near you. If you can't, start one yourself. It's fun and easy. Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days. You want to be where you want to be. Drink it all, hell's blame.

You want to be where everybody feels the same. It's like a party. So much like a party. It really is like a party. Every single one of them, just like a party. So much like a party. It really is like a party. Every single one of them, just like a party. Okay, let me see. I believe I have two ISOs.

Let me see. Would you like to hear my ISOs first? Yep. It is so tight. Ugh. I don't like that one. How about this one? On fire.

It's fire. It's okay. Okay, let's go with, I got three. Oh, well, you sound... And they're all extracted from all kinds of stuff, so we don't know how they're going to come out. Okay, all right. Let's start with the bottom one. Right, wrong.

Okay. They may be right, they may be wrong. Ooh, I like that one. That's a good the bottom one. Right, wrong. Okay. They may be right. They may be wrong. Ooh, I like that one. That's a good one. Yes. Never ended. It never ended.

Okay. It's funny. I personally think that one's hilarious, but okay. It's not clear or crisp. And then come back. And we're going to come back and do it again. Now it gets chopped off. Let me see. They may be right. They may be wrong. I like that one the best.

Okay. I'm in with that one. I know the other one was, believe me. Yeah, it's hard. It's a hard life. It's a hard, it's a tough go when you got the thing, you stretch it out and you look at the little lips on there and then you cut it off and you, oh, it didn't work and you try it again and again. Oh, the didn't work. And you try it again and again.

Oh, the life of a podcaster. Oh, it's terrible. Terrible. I got good news. I got good news. I got good news. Oh, yeah. Just to prove that there is good news in the world and it's not all just all the stuff that the algos serve you up to get you all spun up and spun out.

No, there's good stuff out there. And John does nothing. Mimi does all the work and John just takes credit. What do we have today? I want to mention that other people do send these in, but a lot of them are really old or they come off of TikTok. You don't know the dates. And some of them are staged and

I haven't gotten many good things. So people are not doing their best is what you're saying. Yes. Okay. So this is the rescued owlette story. A baby great horned owl which fell from its nest and faced hypothermia is back with its family. Yeah, and that's thanks to the teamwork of Think Wild and the Sun River Nature Center. Last Tuesday, someone found this baby great horned owl in Christmas Valley.

The owl had fallen from its nest, and you can see the nest way up on the top of that middle tree there. That's a long fall, 20 to 30 feet. The Nature Center made the two-hour drive and rescued the owl. They brought it back to the non-profit Think Wild. The owl was hypothermic, but staff helped with its recovery. Then, on Friday, the Sun River Nature Center reunited the young owl with its siblings and parents. They're back in their nest in Christmas Valley. Think Wild says it's baby season for animals throughout Central Oregon, so keep an eye out. That's a great story. I thought it was cool they had a picture of an owl that the little owl could look at while it was in the place.

It'll grow quite a bit. Yeah. It was getting big too already. That guy's a douche. That's a great story. That's a great, it was a wonderful story. He doesn't know how to back announce a good news.

No, no. These two, these two guys from this, whatever station is in Oregon. It's like, it's like Waldorf and Statler. Yeah.

As the anchors. And it's just like, it's just a real eye Statler as the anchors. And it's just like, it's just a real eye roller to watch these two. That's why you want to have a lady on this set. Good news, good, good news, good news, good, good news, good news. And the good news is there will be a fabulous special for you

on Thursday that you will not want to miss. Because you'll hear some crazy stuff. Some that came true, some that didn't. Which ones? Which Red Books did it? You'll have to turn in Thursday to find out. John, happy Easter to you. Happy birthday in advance for Friday. And happy giving your daughter away. Well, thank you very much. Happy Easter to you. Happy birthday in advance for Friday. And happy giving your daughter away.

Well, thank you very much. Happy Easter to you and whatever else you're up to. And by the way, we have to thank somebody for the good work. That Red Book show is actually, I didn't think it could be done. It's fabulous. Yeah. Well, he will be credited ad nauseum on the show, of course. He's one of our nights. End of show mix is coming up. We have Stéphane Jacobson. We have

Professor Jay Jones from China and Sir Michael Anthony. And I'm coming to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country, soon to be in the zone of totality. In the morning, everybody. I'm Adam Curry. And from Northern Silicon Valley, no totality here. I'm John'm adam curry and from northern silicon valley no totality here i'm john c devorek coming up next on no agenda stream we have uh that larry show with sinner sunday number 77 remember us at no agenda donations.com until next time adios mofosa i'm duncan ready to give you a little buzz sp Spiked ice, coffees, teas. Mountains of narcotics, illegal firearms, lace drinks, sex workers, and underage boys and girls. Anthony Krispy Kreme is giving away a free donut between 5 and 9 p.m. to celebrate. Gummies, pills, cocaine, and ecstasy.

Disturbingly graphic and disgusting details. British royalty, Prince Harry. We're sending you over to something called Puffy Flavor Camp. I don't know if I could indulge and understand what I was even looking at. It was pretty wild. So nobody tried to, you know, some woman didn't come along? I didn't say that. Okay.

I didn't say that. What I did say is that there were very curious things taking place. Two breakfast powerhouses are teaming up. Three types of Krispy Kreme donuts will reportedly go on sale at McDonald's. Have you ever sent your kid to Puffy Camp? You don't know. He called these his freak-out parties. And I didn't necessarily understand

that these boozy drinks are not available in Dunkin' shops. Instead, they will be at local grocery stores. Of course, Jenna and the liquor section. Of course, why not? Sweeney says flow can be a bit of a gateway to addiction. But anything can be addictive if you do it too much. Unless they're putting that conveyor belt inside of the McDonald's

and rolling them off hot. What's her name? Shanahan. Shanna Chan. And that's her new name. Yeah, so let's make it a little racist while we're at it. So she's a druid. She's had a druidic ceremony.

When I went to InfoWorld back in the 80s, it was run by druids. Horns on their heads and doing some ceremony. There's a lot of druidic bull crap in Silicon Valley and she's a part of it. I met a druid in Amsterdam. We got DMT from a druid. How do you know he's a druid?

Dude, he had the horns on his head and everything. No. Yes. Yeah, he had lots of Stevie Nicks type flowing robes and stuff. Nobody knows anything about him. Pliny the Elder wrote of the Druids' appreciation for both mistletoe and human sacrifice. Yeah, there you go. To murder a man was to do the act of highest devoutness, he wrote,

and to eat his flesh was to secure the highest blessings of health. He even described a battle in Wales in which Druids covered their altars with the blood of captives. This woman was introduced to the campaign because Bobby the Op came in and he's polling about 12%. And initially he was taking from both Biden and Trump. But by bringing a druid in, you know, she's wearing like a druidic tree outfit with leaves and stuff. A pagan woman. She will kill any chance that a Trump voter is going to cross over and vote for Bobby the Op. Because he's only going to suck away the votes from Biden. And that's the reason she's there. That's the Op.

Right there. I completely concur. Word around town. Oh, no. Oh, no. No way. And, yes, I have to agree. I don't like calling people gold digger easily, but she sure seems to have all the traits of one. That was that was the

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