No Agenda - 1688 - "Impusted"

Starting point is 00:00:00 The UK's got all these issues, it's got issues. I've heard there's issues. Adam Curry, John C. DeVora. Thursday, August 22nd, 2024, this is your award-winning Get My Nation in Media, Assassination episode 1688. This is No Agenda. Four more years or bust, and broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region Number 6.

Starting point is 00:00:23 In the morning everybody, I'm Adam Curry. And from Northern Silicon Valley, where we're all saying, save the brown bear. I'm John C. Dvorak. It's Crackpot and Buzzkill. In the morning. We're not saying save the brown bear. Did you know that brown bear is an endangered species

Starting point is 00:00:44 and the bear we normally think of as bears around here are black bears. It's a different bear. I did not. And I'm so happy to know this. Does he poop in the woods though? Is the big question. They all poop in the woods.

Starting point is 00:00:57 I know you're a little irked. We've been working on our exit strategy for about 16 years and eight months. The Curry Dvorak Microphone Company is supposed to be the exit strategy. And you brought out a dog, man, before the show. That was a dog. Hello? What are you going to do? Well, can I lift your spirits?

Starting point is 00:01:25 You have something funny? Uplifting. I am using the curry one beta and I love it. Are you talking about that dynamic? Yes. Yes. It sounds exactly the same. It sounds exactly the same, has a little bit more, I mean, I haven't put on the scope yet,

Starting point is 00:01:47 but has a little bit more punch to it, just a tiny bit. I get it. Yeah, you say that. To me, it's not, well, I don't have that. Well, you're listening through Queen's. And I'm not using headphones, I'm using speakers, so. Yeah, yeah. To me, if you hadn't told me that,

Starting point is 00:02:01 I wouldn't have thought anything. Exactly, and I wasn't gonna tell you, but you were so bummed out about that absolute dog you brought. Isn't that a nice little mic though that when you got there? Oh no, this is the one. Did you unscrew the top of it? No, no.

Starting point is 00:02:15 Oh, you have to take it. You have to feel the machining, the quality, the machining when you unscrew the top. It's just like, wow, this is pretty. Yeah, I mean, I saw the pictures of it unscrewed, but forget it. I mean what I love about it It's a front spitter, so I'm spitting down the tube. It's tiny compared to the EV320 because this one I'm comparing it to the EV320 it is beautiful. It's about half the size Yeah, ah no, it's a third of the size It's great. Yeah the EV320 is oversized. I don't know. Yeah, I will because that's meant for kick drums

Starting point is 00:02:49 It was never meant for podcasting anyway anyway There you go. That should make you happy But we're in business. It's a step in the right direction. What more do we need? We're done Slap a logo on it. We're good to go. I'm happy. I still got to find the valve. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, okay everybody. Four more years. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Well, we both watched the DNG, Democrat National Gaslighting. Oh my Lord.

Starting point is 00:03:27 I see you have a number of clips and I can probably add to what you already have. These are all short clips too, I should mention. Because it's like, by the way, did you see John Legend trying to cover the... Oh man, so it was Legend, it was Sheila E and Her, which apparently no one at CNN has ever heard of Her covering Let's Go Crazy by Prince. And you realize that John Legend has no range in his voice and you also realize that Prince was really good because he just botched this thing. I like her though. She like her though.

Starting point is 00:04:05 She was, she's pretty good. She got jobs. Was she the guitar player or the drummer? Guitar. Sheila E is the percussionist slash drummer. Yeah, well her was, she did end the guitar solo and attribute to Kamala Harris on her back with her legs spread. Oh, John!

Starting point is 00:04:22 John! What? What? Man! Oh, man! But tell me I'm wrong. No. So, all right, since you brought that up, I'll just say, being a very close watcher, and I watched all of night one, almost got in marital trouble for it. Then, oh, cause it went on forever. Tina's like, I'm going to bed. This is no good.

Starting point is 00:04:51 I'm sorry. She went, I'm going to bed, honey. Um, night two, I kind of skipped most of it though. I, uh, I had the Yahoo, Yahoo, the YouTube TV in one ear while we were watching something else. Oh, you're double dueling. I'm double dipping. Double dueling. I like that. Double dueling. Double dueling shows. You got one against the other. I can't do that. We've been watching Veep, so I was double dueling watching Veep while watching this

Starting point is 00:05:19 was odd because it's so close and synchronicity with season five. So of course, but really the first night I'm waiting for Joe to come out. You waited a long time. I did wait a long time and I was waiting to see if it was long daddy long legs and here are my observations. First of all they did not show him walking on the stage or on the stage until the very end. But from the waist up, when he went to go hug his daughter, they went to the only time they went to this top shot of the stage. Never went to it the whole evening. And then as I'm watching him, I'm telling you this was not Joe Biden.

Starting point is 00:06:06 And you can see it in his eyes. His eyes were open, not the squinty type eyes that he normally has. And this was the actor who plays Joe Biden. I know I'm sounding crazy, but I have more to this. Who just did his all of the old, I'm surprised he didn't do hairy legs. He just did all the old material. Because that's all- Yeah, it was everything you've ever heard him say.

Starting point is 00:06:33 Now, first of all, before you continue, I will say I did see him walk on stage. I don't know what camera shots, what you were watching. I was watching the CBS online live feed. So maybe it was different. Maybe I watched something Maybe I think I saw, I had different feed. I saw him walking on stage and I saw him hugging it without the top shot. So I saw him. And did you think that he looked normal height? I didn't see him as the tall one. I was watching. I also clipped to the Benny show who is doing a voice.

Starting point is 00:07:04 It was something we've always promised to do. We never do where they just kibitz while the guy's doing his speech. Oh, that's fun. Yeah, that's fine. And they said that they, he believed it was Biden number four. Well, let me, let me add to this. So then at the end, uh, the whole family comes out and I saw Jill reaching up much higher, much higher to hug him.

Starting point is 00:07:28 So that was my clue. And his grandson with the long hair, I didn't know it was his grandson, I thought it was his granddaughter. They were like, go stay with grandpa. And the kid's like, who's that? I missed that, but that's funny. Yeah, I can imagine. So this is going to sound very weird, but knowing this technology has been perfected since a family member of mine, of members of mine have told me about it dating back to 1967. I think this, this, yes. And just to add to that,

Starting point is 00:08:09 To add to that, they exploited this idea in the TV series, Mission Impossible, and they showed it then. And according to the disguise expert at CIA Woman, who came out and started giving lectures at TED Talks, she said it was available then and it's been so perfected that it's ridiculous. You can even look online and you'll see people with a $300 mask. They just put, no, it's just a random person, but it looks so good. I am convinced, number one, that, uh, this is going to sound so crazy, but I, I can't, I sound nuts. This was not Joe Biden. This was the guy who does the voice very well.

Starting point is 00:08:47 It was his swan song, really. It was him saying goodbye. Well, this is my last performance, everybody. I'm going to get a bonus. Subsequently, Nancy Pelosi. It's the jacked up Joe, by the way. Well, yeah, but it wasn't the jacked up Joe the way we've seen the other Joe. I think it's the same jacked up Joe that gave

Starting point is 00:09:06 the State of the Union and it may be the same guy. Okay, possibly. So mask, look at the ears, it's connected to the skull. The weird thing about the ears is his right ear was longer than his left ear. Did you notice this? Yes, I did. And I paid very close attention to this, but I'm going to tell you something else now. Nancy Pelosi, Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, possibly Barack Obama, it's them wearing masks. I'm telling you there is no way that Hillary Clinton looks like that on television anymore. Bill Clinton said, this is not plastic surgery. I know my way around Botox and plastic surgery No, I think that this is this is the new adrenochrome. It's like oh, we're gonna go out. All right, everybody put it on I Mean it was on there's no way they can you can't even do that with makeup. No way Nancy Pelosi

Starting point is 00:10:02 She is a 90 You cannot look like that and her eyes were so deep in her skull it was like they were at the back of her head. She was wearing an old thick mask. So I'm just saying that there's something... She could barely move her mouth. There's something really awful about this. And she's chewing on something when she gave a speech as you watch her.

Starting point is 00:10:22 She's like chewing her cud. There was some rubber from the mask in her mouth. The only one not wearing a mask was Michelle Obama. That was Michelle, Mike. And it was just, there is no way. And it's irksome to me because, remember, people didn't even know they changed out Aunt Viv on, what was that, on Fresh Prince. I mean, people, they've changed out people in TV series and no one notices it happens all the time and when you see these videos of someone putting on one of these masks you're like right away your whole brain goes wow this is a person I cannot see it's a mask I think that's what we're

Starting point is 00:10:59 doing now and by the way I want in I want to look that good when I do my meetups. Fantastic. So with that out of the way, we can go on to the gaslighting because if they weren't wearing masks of rubber, then they were definitely wearing masks that obfuscate their lies and wickedness. What a bunch of horrible, horrible people with nothing other to say than Trump sucks, Project 2025 and go black woman. It's like, whoa, my gosh. So the Project 2025 is such a red herring. Oh, with the big book?

Starting point is 00:11:44 Herring with a big book, with a big giant book. Who do whose idea was this hit the heritage foundation? This was a setup. Well, again, the whole, probably the whole beauty of it is the only people who have read it includes me. And as I said, you could have done these 900 pages in 30 pages, but they ran it through chat GPT and it came out to this big flowery language. But it's what you know, it's like, oh, it's handmaiden's tale.

Starting point is 00:12:14 No, no, it's not. It's and then, you know, did you see the woman who came out and forget who she was? She brought out the book the first time the first night, and she had this weird tick where her tongue kept slithering out of her mouth. No, I did not see that. Oh man. She was a lizard. Well, no. Remember, this is the old FBI slash CIA interrogation observation. When someone says something and then their tongue comes out, that means BS, I'm lying. But it was like a tick with her. Who was that woman? And you can see it online. You'll see the videos everywhere. And all of a sudden, it's like her tongue came out and almost touched her chin. And she would do it in

Starting point is 00:12:58 between lies about this Project 2025. But the dramatization of this big book, which these people have not read. The only one who did kind of a good take on it was Kenan Thompson from SNL, because he brought in, he had a good bit, I have 30 seconds of it. You ever seen a document that could kill a small animal and democracy at the same time?

Starting point is 00:13:22 Now he's holding the book. I mean, they were passing it off from speaker to speaker. Here it is. You know how when you download an app and there are hundreds of pages there that you don't read it's just the terms and conditions and you just click agree right? Well these are the terms and conditions of a second Trump presidency. You vote for him. You vote for all of this. Let's take a look. He throws it down to my, you know, it's like, it's the most, it's the weirdest performative gaslighting I've seen in my

Starting point is 00:14:03 podcasting career. It was just, I mean, wow. And of course these people on the floor, I mean, they're all meant to cheer. That's what you do. I mean, it's a party. It's like a meetup. Everyone's all jitty about it. But man, it's like seriously, you haven't read it, Keenan.

Starting point is 00:14:21 It's just, it's very innocuous at best. Oh, they want to downsize government. Okay. Oh, gee, that's been a thing. The Democrats, I think, used to say that at one point. I'm without words. Well, I like the Yule a bit. That was not bad that was not bad Actually, I have a how about this? I have a little wrap-up From no, how about this? Why don't I play a supercut? Because the whole this whole evening last night was completely centered around the Obamas You say they brought out Hillary the hit Bill Hillary, by you see, they brought out Hillary, Bill, Hillary. By the way, did you, did you hear Bill mispronounce Kamala?

Starting point is 00:15:13 Well, yes, yes, I did. But did you hear, but what was funny to me was that Puerto Rican convention when they were doing the voting. No, I didn't hear that. The poor guy from, we're from Puerto Rico, we vote all our votes to Kamala. So here's the Kamala, which is supposed to be racist. Well, here is the racist Bill Clinton. As for their help and then follow our leader Kamala and ask them,

Starting point is 00:15:42 how can I help you? Kamala. No, that's wrong. Yeah, Kamala like Pamela. And Kamala like Pamela is not necessarily racist like Kamala. Oh, you have, oh, I'm sorry. You have not been watching the news channels. If you say Kamala instead of Kamala, then you are a racist.

Starting point is 00:16:01 It's the new N word. Oh yeah. And then, so I went back into the archive from, we had a C-SPAN clip when she went to Cleveland, Ohio in 2020 and with a mask on. Is this the one where she says how to pronounce her name? Yes, here it is. Of course, I pulled that one. Here it is.

Starting point is 00:16:17 Hello, Cleveland. Hello, Cleveland. Hey, Cleveland. It's Kamala. You talk right over it. Don't do that. Equivalent! Don't do that. Equivalent! It's Kamala!

Starting point is 00:16:33 Ugh. That cuts off. It's Kamala. She says Kamala herself. There's still a clip out there, we had it, where she says, somebody asked her, how do you pronounce her name? Is it Kamala or Kamala? Yeah, I can't find that one anymore. And she says, it doesn't matter. You can pronounce it any way you want. Yeah, but this is now. This is 2024. Now it's racist, like so many things.

Starting point is 00:16:54 So it was built around Bill and Hillary and then subsequently Barack Obama. I'm telling you, Musk. And then Michelle Obama, and you know it was built around her because of the supercut of the media in lockstep. Michelle Obama. I think Michelle Obama's speech was probably the most effective, powerful political speech I've ever heard. Best convention speeches I've ever seen by anybody in any circumstance.

Starting point is 00:17:22 She's probably the best non-political speaker in the country. Probably the best speech I've ever seen by anybody in any circumstance. She's probably the best non-political speaker in the country. Probably the best speech I've ever seen. There is no one who has a speech delivery like Michelle. No one on the political, you know, in the political pantheon. Boy, did Michelle bring it. And she did it with her arms out, that sleeveless outfit, you know. It's just wonderful. She was masterful, you know, not only in her words, but in her expressions. This was was masterful you know not only her words but in her

Starting point is 00:17:45 expressions this was a masterful act of leadership it was a sacred task it was like an oasis I didn't realize I had been in a spiritual desert as a white man that was just so powerful man she has got some skills I'm surprised we still have a roof over our head. She blew the roof off of this arena last night. That, in that moment, when you left your body... As a piece of political communication, I'm not sure... I can't think that I've seen anyone do it better than I saw her do it last night.

Starting point is 00:18:17 She is beyond politics. She always seems to transcend politics. She's not a politician. She's a cultural figure. She transcends politics. This was a cultural moment. Subtle, deep, thought provoking, surprising, unusual, perfectly delivered, stunning speech. Michelle Levine Robinson Obama from the south side of Chicago honey was on that stage tonight. And yes she preached. Michelle Obama preached tonight. She gave a sermon to this country.

Starting point is 00:18:44 She gave instructions and things that needed to be done vulnerability in a way that makes you see one another as human beings put it up there with barack obama's 2004 speech or reagan's 1980 speech ted kennedy's speech uh... by the way you know you keep kind of indicating that this was done yesterday. The Obama spoke on Tuesday.

Starting point is 00:19:09 No, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to indicate that. Yesterday was Clinton and walls. I'm sorry. But I went to Austin to have my hair done and I still go. One more thing. I'm sorry. It more thing, which is they, it was notable that when the Obama spoke, Harris was not in the room.

Starting point is 00:19:34 Oh no, of course not. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, because there's mad. They're mad. They're mad, they're feuding. By the way, kudos to Matt Walsh. So he had posters all over Chicago. It says, find out about Project 2025, project2025.com. And it goes to his website with his, you know, am I racist, where he goes undercover as a soy boy?

Starting point is 00:20:07 Yes. So somehow he got project 2025.com. That's a good hack. I like that a lot. Yeah. So he's taking a hint from the No Agenda show. We used to do that all the time. So I went to have my hair done yesterday.

Starting point is 00:20:20 I still go to the same hairdresser in Austin because she's a liberal, but she's from El Paso. So, and her dad's like a Fox News watcher and we always can talk very freely. And there's no, we don't get mad. We just talk about stuff. But I go there for the hair and hooker report. By the way, we're on track. She says, oh yeah.

Starting point is 00:20:41 It says everyone in the hair industry is talking about the clients not coming back, people not doing the same extensive procedures, less color, cheaper color. So we're on track with our economic indicators. And she also said, it is unbelievable. She had dinner with a friend of hers who she's known for since her college days. And, you know, and my person said something to the effect of, well, you know, it's like everyone, you know, it's just everybody kind of wants the same thing. And her friend jumped down her throat. You need to educate yourself. Do you even know what project 2025 is about? Handmade sale? Blah, blah, blah.

Starting point is 00:21:22 So the programming is strong on this. Oh, yeah. It's strong. That's the idea. It's very good work. And what I saw throughout this convention, including the signage, is reframing the term freedom. Did you notice that at all? Well, I did notice the analysis of the use of freedom because yesterday which was the Wall's night, it was about freedom but mostly freedom to get an abortion. Well yes so it's it is a real... I have two clips that'll kind of prove it. Freedom! I'm sorry. Here's Tim Waltz. When Republicans use the word freedom they mean that the government should be free to invade your doctor's office. Really?

Starting point is 00:22:08 Is that what the Republicans mean with freedom? Excellent, Tim. Corporations free to pollute your air and water. And banks free to take advantage of customers. But when we Democrats talk about freedom, we mean the freedom to make a better life for yourself and the people that you love. So that was a slight reframing, but Hillary Clinton brought it home. What do I see? I see freedom. I see the freedom to make our own decisions about our health, our lives,

Starting point is 00:22:49 our loves, our families. The freedom to work with dignity and prosper, to worship as we choose or not, to speak our minds freely and honestly. I see freedom from fear and intimidation, from violence and injustice, from chaos and corruption. I see the freedom to look our children in the eye and say, in America you can go as far as your hard work and talent will take you, and mean it. And you know what? On the other side of that glass ceiling is Kamala Harris raising her hand and taking the oath of office as our 47th President of the United States.

Starting point is 00:23:48 Subjugation is liberation. Contradiction is truth. Those are the facts of this world and you will all surrender to them. You pigs in human clothing. Amazing. Amazing. And with the mask mask it was great. So the Republicans should go all in on liberty or something.

Starting point is 00:24:12 They should stay away from freedom. Because if you really listen to just saying freedom to do this little thing, you can have the freedom to do that thing. But you're not really free as in free American citizens. I found it dystopian. And not that I was all jacked up about the Republican national gaslighting, but you know, it's like, come on,

Starting point is 00:24:34 you guys are liars and everything. Everybody had something to say about Trump. Were they, was the RNC talking about Harris that much? No. I don't think so either. No, this Trump thing, talking about Harris that much? No. I don't think so either. No, this Trump thing, there's some numbers that came out. I mean, there's a bunch of super cuts. I don't have one of them.

Starting point is 00:24:51 I should have grabbed one, I guess. Whether Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, they're all Trump nuts. And it was kind of an embarrassment. Talking about free though, there is something free that we should at least discuss because I have a good clip on it. Yeah, yeah, I know what was free. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:25:06 Free, which, you know, there's not enough, I guess they determined that there were not enough neutered Democrat males. And so they decided to bring a free vasectomy truck around so people can just go in there and get clipped. Uh, but there was a couple of kickers to this. Nobody mentioned much, but it's mentioned in this report. This is the DNC clip, free vasectomy, free hot dog clip. Supposedly, they are offering free abortions and vasectomies. Supposedly because it's a

Starting point is 00:25:37 moving vehicle, it's mobile, and you'd have to go inside. But they say that they have a long list of people. And right now, they're all scheduled up in offering free abortions and vasectomies. Wow. Planned Parenthood has been bragging about their mobile health clinic on social media, writing, here we come, Chicago! Rich Edson is in Chicago. Rich.

Starting point is 00:25:58 Hey, Harris. Well, there's more than that, you know. Frida is here. She is a 20-foot tall inflatable IUD, that's courtesy of the Americans for Contraception Group. They're displaying that near the United Center where the convention is. Meanwhile, the Wieners Circle restaurant is working with Planned Parenthood and the Chicago Abortion Fund to offer free hot dog coupons to anyone who did actually receive an abortion

Starting point is 00:26:24 or vasectomy from the Planned Parenthood Great Rivers Mobile Clinic today and tomorrow. Oh, ghoulish. That's ghoulish. Well, I like the hot dog aspect to it. To your point, here's Dana Bash from CNN explaining what men the DNC really wants to reach and the Democrat Party. But they are doing so in trying to put forward male figures, Tim Walz being one of them, Doug Emhoff last night, who can speak to men out there who might not be the testosterone laden, gun toting kind of guy who wants to listen to Hulk Hogan

Starting point is 00:27:09 and the kind of players that came out at the RNC, or might want to listen to that. But also in addition, understand that it's okay in 2024 to be a man comfortable in his own skin who supports a woman. And that's something that they really are trying to work on with male voters beyond the base. I don't, I mean, how many are there of these male voters, these soy, soy men? Soy boys. Soy boys.

Starting point is 00:27:40 Yeah. I think there's more than you think. I think you may be correct, sir. And you know, I can't figure out the Cuomo kid. You know, he was there. Chris? Yes, I can't figure, you know, sometimes like, yeah, go and then I'm like, what are you doing? And he actually had a pretty good piece he did from the floor, which was accurate.

Starting point is 00:28:03 A big theme here at the DNC is that they're going to go after corporate gouging. And they're going to go after corporations. Whether it's in taxes, largesse, loopholes. Let me reveal a reality to you that has to be spoken to here. Okay? These are the soldiers. These are the men and the women that go back to their constituencies and their communities. And they fight.

Starting point is 00:28:25 They take time from their jobs. They take time from their families. They need to charge these people up. They need to be able to get them on board. But there is another reality that is literally looking down on them. Greg, look at the ring of sweets. Okay? This is not unique to Democrats.

Starting point is 00:28:39 There is a game of money. When people talk about uniparty, we are strangled by the money reality in our politics. Those suites start at 500 grand. You think there's like a teacher group up in there? You think it's like the Cub Scouts of Columbia County, South Carolina, that's up in those boxes? The media boxes, you think they're free? Why do you think I'm on the floor? NewsNation is not a broke company. Next Star is a massive organization. We are corporate media.

Starting point is 00:29:08 We don't have one of those boxes, because that's the game. You pay to play. Those boxes are filled with the same people that they say they're going to regulate. They are literally looking down on the faithful and being told, yeah, yeah, we're going to break down on them. We're going to make them pay their share. They paid 500, yeah, yeah, we're gonna break down on them.

Starting point is 00:29:25 We're gonna make them pay their share. They paid 500, 700, a million, a million and a half to have those seats. They get hotel suites that are probably gifted to the party. And they're gonna take them down, they're gonna change how it is. They are looking down from on high at the people who make the difference in their communities and that is the reality of politics. Well, News Nation isn't broke yet, but. Yeah, I agree. It's weird.

Starting point is 00:29:51 He's something schizo about that guy. You said weird. Thank you. You're welcome. So, in so far as what he said, one of the ironies of the show was listening to Bernie Sanders go on and on and on and on about how terrible billionaires are and they should all die. And then he introduces Pritzker, a billionaire. Or Michelle Obama saying...

Starting point is 00:30:17 Who by the way, Pritzker comes out and brags about being a billionaire. Yes. Or Michelle Obama saying, you know, my mom was suspicious of rich people. She worked at the same bank Tina worked at in the, like, I forget what division it was. But, you know, she literally worked side by side with rich people. Where's this disdain and this distrust? She worked in the trust department. That's it.

Starting point is 00:30:43 She worked in the trust department of the bank where my wife worked in Chicago. It's lying. It's just lies. And I'm just so sad that all these people like NPCs, it's a good show, it's a great show, John Legend, he's the best. And poor James Taylor didn't even get to play But I was waiting for that. I'm like, oh, it's James Taylor, you know, you got a friend So yeah, I always like me some James Taylor They they booted him because after after Joe Friend would be a perfect song especially compared to let's go crazy Yeah, well, it was the first I mean the let, the Let's Go Crazy thing, there's a, I have a clip, a DNC clip.

Starting point is 00:31:27 This is the Black Caucus, it's a very short clip, this is the only one that's been floating around. This is the Black Caucus discussing how they're going to act during the next 70, 80 days during the election. We got 70 days to act right, y'all. That's right. To have 70 days, we can go back and act crazy.

Starting point is 00:31:46 Right? So we've got 70 days to act normal, then we can go back to being crazy. And so then you had John Legend singing the song, Let's Go Crazy. It's just like the whole, it's so much hypocrisy. Also, they brought up... To watch this, it makes you sick. They brought out an Orthodox priest and some pastor at the end of the night for the consecration. I missed that.

Starting point is 00:32:13 Well, yeah, everyone did. They didn't show it. It was at the end of the night. What is that? That's odd. So the whole thing was, I mean, honestly, the show itself, I mean, I can see it from what we used to call an Obama bot perspective. I can see people, this is what my hair girl said, they all want to recreate the feeling of hope that they had during Obama. And that's what they're doing with that. I think they used hope a lot.

Starting point is 00:32:53 Well, I got a couple more clips to kind of back you up here. These are the Van Jones two-parter. Van, you know what? I love that guy. He's got a hundred million dollars. Let's remember he got a hundred million dollars from Jeff Bezos for his nonprofit, whatever it is. So he can just show up and he can do whatever he wants. He's got a NetJets card. He's still Van Jones. right? Van Jones on Obama CNN. I mean, I remember 20 years ago,

Starting point is 00:33:27 I was living in Oakland in a little condo. I had a little baby and a cat, and I didn't have a TV. I listened on the radio, and this voice that sounded completely different than anything we had ever heard before, Barack Obama, talked, recasting his own story as an American story.

Starting point is 00:33:48 Wait, what? What? American story. Recasting his story as an American, what, his Kenya story, his upbringing in Africa, or the fact that he was in Indonesia and he was a Muslim? I mean. Or whatever.

Starting point is 00:34:04 Or whatever, he's recasting his story as an American. OK, well, it's great. We'll listen to that. And then he goes on with part two here and with the with the most outrageous thing I've ever heard. Recasting his own story as an American story. And it just opened up a sense for me personally that I had a place in the country that I could be something and

Starting point is 00:34:28 Everybody that day felt the same way and Kamala Harris can do that times a hundred because of who she is because of What it means for a woman to do this and I think it's gonna be exciting tonight They are doing a very good job with with editing videos with sound and soundbites of putting Kamala hair Kamala Kamala Kamala Kamala in that in that same vibe They're doing a very good job. She can't do it the way Barack Obama does it. She can't do anything is let alone 100x Obama he he's masterful at it. And, you know, she does not have it, but they want that.

Starting point is 00:35:10 And, you know, when you want something that bad, and I really understand why people want that. They want a mommy or a daddy who's going to fix it for them. And the same with Republicans. Oh, if only Trump wins, then we're safe. No, no, no daddy or mommy in the same with Republicans. Oh, if only Trump wins, then we're safe. No, no, no daddy or mommy in the White House is going to, it'll make you feel better. They're not going to fix everything. You got to do that in your own community.

Starting point is 00:35:35 I won't even go down that road. And speaking of such, this was the weirdest thing. Oh, I did it. You got to call me out. I Missed it. No Listen to what Trump said being interviewed by CNN about Michelle and Barack We're also keeping an eye on new comments from Donald Trump who is out on the campaign trail today That is where we find students Christian Holmes at this hour Kristen. You spoke to Donald Trump directly earlier. What did he tell you?

Starting point is 00:36:05 Well, Kellen, I asked him about the DNC and particularly former President Barack Obama's speech tonight. I cited the fact that in 2020 Obama said that Trump never grew into the role as president. And then I asked him for essentially a prebuttal of the speech. Prebuttal. This is what he said, almost a complete turnaround of what we've heard him say about former President Obama before. I like him. I think he's a nice gentleman, but he was very, very weak on trade. If you

Starting point is 00:36:32 take a look at what happened to our country trade-wise, it was a disaster. Take a look at Japan, take a look at China, take a look at what happened with some of these countries, what they did. But I happen to like him. I respect him and I respect his wife. Kaelin, I respect him and I respect him. I respect his wife, obviously very different from what we've heard from Donald Trump, particularly during his tenure in office, when he repeatedly blamed Obama for a lot of shortcomings in his own office, tried to undermine his legacy, and before that was the biggest promoter of birtherism, essentially saying that Obama

Starting point is 00:37:05 wasn't eligible to be. And I hear that clip and I'm a little suspicious that he might have been talking about someone else and someone else's wife. I cannot believe that he said that. Well, that's a good point. It's a little bit off brand. A little, a good point. I mean, I... It's a little bit off-brand, that's for sure. A little bit.

Starting point is 00:37:26 And I'm noticing that a couple of things. One is the Republicans in particular, the Republicans, have gone off the deep end, off the rails about Trump and how he should be softer and he's better when he's just not being so mean. He's all mean, mean tweets. It goes back to that. And then now that they, and he does that, he does say some kind of-

Starting point is 00:37:50 He does, he does, yes. Some things that are just mild. He's the Donald, he's doing podcasts, everything he can do. And as he does more and more of this, being normalized, they bitch about it. I was watching, God, oh, he's not as funny as he used to be. I don't understand why he's so mild, you know, he could give it to him, you know, and he won't.

Starting point is 00:38:11 And so it's that they want it one way and then when he gives it to them that way, then they bitch. I mean, the Republicans are screwed up. I watched, or I listened, I should say, on my ride into Austin, him on Theo Vaughn's show. I like Theo Vaughn. I like his style. I like how he's just the kind of redneckish, like Donald, Donald. It's a good show. I mean, Donald, let me ask you this. And I thought it was very good. He was Trump, he, Trump, was interested, engaging. He didn't, I mean, it was a different type of interview. It was conversational. It was conversational, yeah.

Starting point is 00:38:50 And that was an interesting side to see. I still want to hear him say that Kamala laughs like a crazy woman. For the show, if only for the show. Well, he has said that. Yes, we played the clip on the last show. Of course he has said that. But yeah, you're right.

Starting point is 00:39:06 But that's because it's the same thing on the Republican side. You cannot say enough, oh, she's a communist, socialist, just going nuts. She's a nothing. She's like a pimple. She's no good. thing. She's like a pimple. She's no good. Everybody knows that she was the worst four months, four weeks ago. Everyone knows it. Let me just say this. The gaslighting is also working on people who support Trump. They are going insane about, I mean, to me, this whole thing was kind of boring. You know, these, these conventions are boring.

Starting point is 00:39:48 Um, but you know, when you see a whole bunch of people like yelling and they're all psyched up for their candidate, it was the same at the RNC, it's the same thing. But they, but so many, um, people on the right, I'll be honest. Tina is not, Tina is not a big Trump fan. She despises how he communicates. And she's a professional communicator. She's been in communications her whole life. But just having the DNC on, the show was in my living room. She's like, I can't believe this projection. And I'm like, wow, it's working. It's working.

Starting point is 00:40:27 They are siopping both sides and both sides do it. That's what you do. And it's well done then. Doing it. It fades. Let's listen to it. Of course it fades. To back you up a little bit here, I want to play two clips from AOC.

Starting point is 00:40:44 Your future president, ladies and gentlemen. So to back you up a little bit here, I want to play two clips from AOC. Your future president, ladies and gentlemen. Now, one of them, by the way, is labeled SNCAOC2. That should be DNCAOC2. So that's, that'll be the second clip. I gotcha. I gotcha. So the first clip is AOC, DNCAOC. Now, this is from July, this year, July 19th, while Biden was still president.

Starting point is 00:41:05 This is what she said on her, uh, uh, either a tick tock or Insta. If you think that there is consensus among the people who want Joe Biden to leave that Kamala that they will support Kamala Vice President Harris. You would be mistaken. A lot of them are not just interested in removing the president. They are interested in removing the whole ticket. I need to remind everybody, she auditioned for a job in New York. They said, hey, you're kind of cute, come audition. And she was completely constructed.

Starting point is 00:41:56 She thought she was getting an acting gig. I mean, this is fact. She got an acting gig. She did. And she doesn't need a mask for at least 20, 30 years. So she's very, very useful. So the point is there, which is what we have discussed on this show, which is the possibility exists

Starting point is 00:42:15 that the idea was to get rid of Biden and Harris, which is what she said. That's right. And the bombers were going to control the situation and bring in some new people or do a another primary, do something. And then Biden did the poison pill thing. And right after he was kicked out, realize that his best bet was to give it to Kamala right away before they could

Starting point is 00:42:37 do anything, which caused the feud between Harris and the, and the Obama's. And the whole thing's, the whole thing's falling apart because after listening to AOC going on and on like this, here's a snippet from her at the convention about how great Kamala is. In Kamala Harris, we have a chance to elect a president who is for the middle class because she is from the middle class. She understands the urgency of rent checks and groceries and prescriptions. She is as committed to our reproductive and civil rights as she is to taking on corporate greed. It's the greatest show on earth. 20 billion is what?

Starting point is 00:43:25 I don't know about the greatest show on earth. It's better than that stupid circus. Where's the elephants? It's better than the Ringling Brothers. No it is. It's the greatest show on earth. It's 20 billion dollars goes into the elections and we just we literally sitting there like Psyop little monkeys going, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh, ehhhhhh racifying stuff. Kamala Harris truly understands the unseen labor and unwavering commitment that has always made America great. Now unfortunately we know what comes next. We know folks are going to do everything they can to distort her truth.

Starting point is 00:44:28 My husband and I sadly know a little something about this. Why wouldn't she say Barack and I? I just thought that to be odd. For years, Donald Trump did everything in his power to try to make people fear us. See, his limited narrow view of the world made him feel threatened by the existence of two hard-working, highly educated, successful people who happen to be black. Shame on you, Michelle Obama. Shame on you. You know it's not true.

Starting point is 00:45:04 That's shameful. That is that to me is un-American by just standing on stage and calling someone a racist. That's bull. And shame on these NPCs. Wait. I want to know. I want to know. Who's going to tell him that the job he's currently seeking might just be one of those black jobs? Well written, well done for a racist. It's ridiculous. I have a Michelle clip because he was president from 2008 to what, 12 or 16. And all that time and ever since, now we hear this. This is what happened?

Starting point is 00:46:08 Wait a minute what happened? TNC Michelle. Taking away our freedom to control our bodies the freedom to become a mother through IVF like I did those things are not going to improve the health outcomes of our wives, mothers and daughters. I knew it was Scottie Pippen's kid. I've always said that. She went through IVF. When did this become news and how come the American public just found out about

Starting point is 00:46:38 it? I never heard this. I never heard it either. And this is how many years has she been in the public eye and now all of a sudden she's an IVF mom. Which by the way, it was one governor in Alabama who made some issue, who didn't even say it was against IVF, but that embryos should be protected. But they've, they've turned this all around.

Starting point is 00:47:02 This is project 2025 nonsense. Stupid. Please, go get the PDF for Project 2025 and read it every night before you go to bed. I guarantee you you won't get past the introduction. It's so boring and so... The word is innocuous. It's nothing. But that's what...

Starting point is 00:47:22 Because no one's going to read it and you can just say, Handmaid's Tale and you're good to go. Yeah, handmaid's tale. Handmaid's tale is very different. No, no, it's the same thing. You don't get it. What is the plot of the handmaid's tale? Just so we can set this straight. Project 2025. Yeah, but I'm asking you. What is the-

Starting point is 00:47:43 Trump comes in and he makes every woman a slave and they become breeders and it's terrible. Let me see what the book of knowledge says. Handmaid's Tale. Let me see what the plot is. Futuristic dystopian novel by Margaret Atwood published in 85, said in near future New England, patriarchal totalitarian, theonomic state known as the Republic of Gilead overthrown by the United States government. Offered is the central character and narrator, one of the handmaids women who are forcibly assigned to produce children for the commanders who are the ruling class. How does that fit with IVF

Starting point is 00:48:22 for the commanders who are the ruling class. How does that fit with IVF and no abortion? I mean, the whole thing is, it's crazy. Now, there was something that happened. I got the report this morning. Cause we haven't really seen a lot of, well, I have a protest clip, we can listen to that, but we have not seen anything near Chicago 1968. No, in fact, I think that it's because of the soy boys. They haven't got enough testosterone

Starting point is 00:48:54 to kick down the damn gates. Well, let me play that clip first then. Let me play the, I have one protest clip. Here we go. This morning, Chicago police bracing for another round of protests. Come on, let's go! After dozens breach the outer perimeter of the DNC late Monday. Right now you see protesters having broken through this barrier, trying to get into the convention center. They gathered earlier, thousands of them, to condemn the Biden-Harris administration's handling of the Israel-Gaza conflict. The through line of the dozens of protest actions planned here

Starting point is 00:49:25 this week. The march wove through Chicago, north of the convention center, where hundreds of officers on bikes formed a rolling barricade, hemming them in. Then, as they filled this park, tensions rising. Some of them have wanted to turn right towards here, and you may be able to see that barricade of police. That's towards the convention center, and this appears to have set off some sort of fight. That park right up against the DNC's steel cage perimeter and they're a smaller group

Starting point is 00:49:50 of protesters disassembling parts of it, pouring into the breach and taunting police on the other side. Riot police are moving in, they're about to push back. These protesters who burst through this fence a few moments ago, they've got batons. Riot police moving in from two sides, squeezing the protesters out of the buffer zone. After an hour, clearing the park. Once they breached the fence, we knew that that was problematic.

Starting point is 00:50:17 We had to put an end to it. So I watched the peaceful protests, people marching for about an hour each day because there's several live streams you can watch all professionally printed signs. That's let me restate that I'd say 95% professionally printed signs all from the either the socialist workers party or the socialist party. It's like a splinter group of the Socialist Workers Party. They split off, I guess, five or ten years ago. So it's all socialist organized protests.

Starting point is 00:50:54 Then you have this one guy who was like the Gaza guy, and he talks to the press. He's always out of breath. He's a little overweight. And, you know, it's just Omar is his name. So there's really not much there. But I thought this thing that happened was very subversive. They're attributing it to pro-Palestine protesters. But I thought there was an underlying subversive message. According to the DNC Joint Information Center, the maggots were placed onto tables with food inside of the Fairmont Hotel around 6.45 this morning.

Starting point is 00:51:29 Not long after, the bugs were reported. Our camera captured an FBI evidence response truck along with state and local police outside the hotel. Investigators say multiple female offenders are suspected of entering the hotel and placing unknown objects on tables with food. Police believe the women who have not been caught left the area. It's unclear if hotel staff became aware of the insect incident before delegates ate the food. A professor of history at DePaul University says the most concerning thing to him about the maggot incident is not the bugs,

Starting point is 00:52:02 but the security breach. So maggots. Yeah. And when I hear maggots, I hear MAGA. I think that's subversive. Hmm, maybe. I didn't think that, but it's possible. By the way, if you just troll around on Twitter, and I see you a lot, man.

Starting point is 00:52:19 You're posting a lot of TransMalwis videos. You're really into that. If you troll around, you'll see... I repost very entertaining videos. People should pay attention. Oh, they're entertaining. They're entertaining. Yes.

Starting point is 00:52:35 You'll see the Democrats. You need... They put a wall up around themselves. You need an ID to get in. They don't need an ID to vote. Don't want a wall around the country. I've heard that a million times. Yes.

Starting point is 00:52:53 So it's all, it's all meant to jack you up, man. Man. Jack you up. I have a couple of clips I want to play before we get too far away. Uh, these are shorties and I want to And this is Pelosi's speech. And I want you to tell me what were... She was bad. She was no good. No, she's chewing her cud. She's eating on something. The mask. And I think part of the

Starting point is 00:53:16 mask got into her mouth. I think that's why she used the word... Tell me that's not the word she uses. And I think it's a good show title. She creates a new word called impusted. But let us not forget who saved democracy that day. We did. And we demonstrated to America and to the world that American democracy prevailed. The parable of January 6th reminds us that our democracy is only as strong as the courage and commitment of those entrusted with its care.

Starting point is 00:53:51 Impusted. She said, those impusted with its care. Did you notice that, because I'm looking at crowd response, I don't think January 6 got the type of responses they wanted from it. Of course not, it's stupid. Yeah, it's just not top of mind. People don't really see it as the worst moment in our history since Pearl Harbor or whatever, whatever we're supposed to believe.

Starting point is 00:54:17 Well, it's passed over. It's not working. I mean, Biden was also, when he gave his speech, I have one Biden clip. Yes. Which is the one that's been going around. If you haven't heard it, you're going to hear it now. Yeah, of course.

Starting point is 00:54:28 And this is, Biden was doing quite well. Most of the speech, this phony Biden. Until this moment. Until this moment. Wrote the following quote, women are not without electrical, without, not allowed. Not without electoral electoral or political power I love everyone like yeah Joe you did it you got through a

Starting point is 00:54:52 sentence good thank you Joe sign the signage coordination ten points ten points for this oh yeah absolutely ten points man they went from thank you Joe to we love no we love Joe and, uh, thank you, Joe, to we love, no, we love Joe. And then it was thank you, Joe. And everyone turned it around. And then they went, they kept changing. I wish someone would collect some of the signs. I would love to get one of the walls heads.

Starting point is 00:55:18 I think those are pretty cool. I have two more. I have one more. Well, a couple more, but I want to play this. By the way, by the way, just as a parallel. So Wall's Kid, and I'm not sure what's wrong with Wall's Kid, but you know, they had a great shot of Wall's Kid freaking out, being all happy in that awkward kid happy way. This is exactly the parallel to Veep, where Selena Myers, Tom James, or whatever his name was, who was her VP, also had a kid with issues.

Starting point is 00:55:53 It's insane to watch this in parallel to what's happening. Huh, I didn't know that. Yes. Let's play this DNC PBM a Clip will we be a nation defined by chaos and extremism or? Will we choose a path of decency honor and continued progress? Huh now tell me that's not Obama totally, but it wasn't I guess No, that was Shapiro.

Starting point is 00:56:28 Oh. Who I have said before and other people have noticed is he is the Jewish Obama. He talks with the same cadence. He sounds like Obama. Indeed. Yeah. It's just like, I just took that small clip and it's all it takes. I mean, you can listen to his whole speech and it's just Obama.

Starting point is 00:56:46 And in fact, it's so Obama that it's kind of annoying. I think it's going to hurt him to be honest about it. And then I have a 19 second mini super clip about how great this convention was. Short. Short. DNC short. Oh, I'm sorry. Here we go.

Starting point is 00:57:03 The people in this room had a great time last night. DNC short. Oh, I'm sorry. Here we go. The people in this room had a great time last night. Exuberance, joy. I've not seen so many Democrats laugh, smile, sing. This was a legitimate moment of catharsis and love. All of us saying we can really do this. We're coming out of this darkness that Donald Trump has put us in Neurodivergent is the term I was looking for for waltz's kid neurodivergent

Starting point is 00:57:35 That's how you that's the politically correct way of saying it I Got a new one more to play. I'm gonna I'm to play one because Tim Waltz asked me to do this. He was very clear. He gave me instruction and I'm following orders. So here, this is the part, clip and save it and send it to your undecided relatives so they know. If you're a middle class family or a family trying to get into the middle class, Kamala

Starting point is 00:58:02 Harris is going to cut your taxes. If you're getting squeezed by prescription drug prices, Kamala Harris is gonna take on Big Pharma. If you're hoping to buy a home, Kamala Harris is gonna help make it more affordable. How's that work? And no matter who you are, Kamala Harris is gonna stand up and fight for your freedom to live the life that you want to lead.

Starting point is 00:58:31 Because that's what we want for ourselves and it's what we want for our neighbors. All right. All right. I did what you told me, Tim. Very uninspiring, but I did what you told me. I'm going to play a clip. This was off the floor and this was Roe Conn. Because the big theme here on this convention is corporate greed.

Starting point is 00:58:52 Yes. The one sitting in the boxes up top. Yeah, the ones in the $500,000 seats. Yeah, that's good. Those guys. Actually, before I go to that, I do have two clips from Cape Hart and Brooks that took place last Friday before the convention. The show just took a horrible turn. Okay. I'll skip those then and we'll go right to... Oh no, let's keep them. We

Starting point is 00:59:17 want to keep them. We want to keep them, John. Is it funny? I can listen to K-Part and Brooks if it's funny. Well, they're always funny. K-Part is pathetic, by the way. And Brooks, let's play K-Part and then Brooks and then I'll play the Roe Connick clip. Because this is all about corporate greed and this idea that this is nonsense of the highest order. She's talking about eliminating medical debt for millions of Americans, a cap on prescription drug costs, a $25,000 subsidy for first time home buyers.

Starting point is 00:59:52 Give us some of your top takeaways from the speech and her policy rollout. Well, clearly as we know from the polls that the economy is either issued number one, two or three for the American people. So it makes sense that she would use her first policy speech to focus on not just economics and just a piece of economics,

Starting point is 01:00:12 because she did say at the top of her remarks that there are a bunch of other things that she's gonna roll out later, but she wanted to focus on this very narrow issue, which are issues that the American people say is top of mind for them. Top of mind. Now,

Starting point is 01:00:34 when I listened to that Capehart and others and Kamala and Biden and the rest of them keep talking about, this is the greatest economy we've ever had. Number one. And meanwhile, they're talking about the economy as though it's an issue? Can I play 37 seconds? Make up your mind. Obfuscated by all of this was the news that came out. I would say more hidden than obfuscated. And you know, today we had, listen, the economy had a terrible jobs report today, right? The downward estimate of almost a million jobs that weren't created during the past year in the Biden-Harris administration.

Starting point is 01:01:08 Gina Raimondo, when asked about it today, she wasn't familiar with it. She's the secretary of commerce, right? Unemployment is at 4.3 percent, the highest it's been since 2021. Eleven percent credit card defaults, the highest it's been, and I think since 2009. So the economy isn't great, and people feel that in their pocketbooks at home. And we're gonna leave here with this great sugar high and this hope and then people are gonna have to pay their bills

Starting point is 01:01:30 and so it's gonna be tough. So the Bureau of Labor Statistics whose job it is is to report as accurately as possible the number of jobs created or saved. No, just created not saved Revised and then and they've been revising by fifty thousand a hundred thousand for months. Yeah, they do that and now it's 800,000 a bit much 18 to be exact. So they're lying That's not that's not an oopsie and and Gina Ram Gina Romano, I don't know if you have that clip.

Starting point is 01:02:07 Cause I don't, I didn't get it. I'll tell you what the people out there, you did this. Cause I mean, I can literally grab it for you if you want. Yeah. Why don't you grab it? Because she, she blames Trump for lying about these statistics when it was, and then when she's told us from the Bureau of labor statistics, she she says I don't even know who that is. She's an idiot and the fact that which is one of the reasons I didn't get the clip it was so moronic

Starting point is 01:02:34 that it was like I can't take it. I have the same you know what's Gina is her name? Gina Raimondo. Raimondo. She is R-A-I I think M, M-O-N-O. Yeah, I was, oh here it is. Yeah, I knew it. Because I was being killed with it on Twitter. Here we, oh this is the 57 second version. Oh, that's even better. I've only seen a 15 second. Let's see.

Starting point is 01:02:54 Donald Trump is already addressing this on the campaign trail. Let's take a listen to that one together. The administration padded the numbers with an extra, listen to this one, 818,000 jobs that don't exist. So they said they existed and they never did exist. They built them up so that they could say what a wonderful job they're doing. So when you hear that, do you potentially think that this new numbers could be a liability for this campaign?

Starting point is 01:03:24 No, when I hear that, first of all, I don new numbers could be a liability for this campaign? No, when I hear that, first of all, I don't believe it because I've never heard Donald Trump say anything truthful. It is though from the Bureau of Labor. I don't, I'm not familiar with that. If there's one thing I despise, it's people posting clips with music. We don't listen. Well, no, that was the background music. No no no no no

Starting point is 01:03:47 no no no because I've seen the clip without them the background music. Okay. They just do that. Oh I'm a producer now shut up stop it. No I can't I agree a thought that a thousand percent a hundred percent. I was gonna say that I realized that's no good either. No, you can't. But I do agree that people keep throwing these music like they're being creative and it's like ruins the clips. Yes, for the show. For us.

Starting point is 01:04:14 For us, stop it. So let's go, let's skip and go to Brooks, who now has a commentary about gouging. And David, on this matter of economic policy, the vice president is also proposing the first ever ban on price gouging for groceries. This is something I know you took particular issue with. It pulls well with swing voters, but economists say the underlying reasons why prices are higher,

Starting point is 01:04:37 it's a more complicated argument. Yeah, I mean, she has some good policies in this package. I think the Child Tax Credit is a good thing. She wants to deregulate housing so we can get more homes. But the price gouging is just- What? Well, Catherine Rampell, the Washington Post columnist and NewsHour contributor,

Starting point is 01:04:53 said it's impossible to exaggerate how bad this policy is. And I agree with that. And Catherine had a good line that if your opponent is calling you a communist, maybe don't lead with price controls. And so price controls just create shortages that create black markets. We've seen it happen in Venezuela. We've seen it happen in the Soviet Union.

Starting point is 01:05:10 Price controls just don't work. What's worse about that, first, it's trying to address a problem that does not exist. Price, grocery prices, inflation has been less than 1% for the past year. It's over. We had a surge, but it's over. The problem does not exist. But the real core problem is it expresses a level of economic illiteracy, which is kind of surprising in a responsible Democratic candidate.

Starting point is 01:05:35 You know, the idea behind greedflation is that we had all these years of low inflation under Obama and under Bush's, and I guess people weren't greedy then. What about Trump? And then Biden gets in, and suddenly, magically, they all get greedy and start price gouging. Oh man, you know what? Okay. So I was in Democrat run Austin yesterday, which is still dirty. It's just dirty. It's filled with big box stores. South Congress is ruined. There's no more cute little, it's ruined. It's yeah, lululemon. Okay, great. So I'm in the hair salon and you know, my girl, she rents a chair there. So there's three women, three clients. I'm

Starting point is 01:06:21 the only dude. I admit it. There you go. And it's a second floor walkup. And so I'm sitting in the chair and my girl's putting in my highlights. And all of a sudden there's this lady, she's standing right there with a red shirt on, black pants, and she says something to my girl. And I see her like freeze up. I'm like, what are you a fed?

Starting point is 01:06:46 I kind of jokingly say that. And the lady says, no, I'm state TDLR. What? Texas Department of License and Registration. And so, and this of course is not just an awesome thing, but so this is your overreach. So all these girls have to have licenses to cut hair. They have to show their license.

Starting point is 01:07:12 Then this lady walks around the place, one room, walks around like your Barbazol is not labeled. What is going on in America? What happened to just putting out a candy cane in front and cutting hair? It was disturbing. And you could see everyone was all, oh it's like the Stasi is here. Wow! Yeah!

Starting point is 01:07:35 And this has been going on for decades. This is not new. It's like no, it's the administrative state gone nuts. And this, and how come you don't have the sexual harassment poster on the wall? What? It was disturbing. It's un-American. Telling you right now, under a Curry administration,

Starting point is 01:07:57 there'll be no licenses for hairdressers. I was like, if you shut this down, my hair is going to burn. Look at my highlights in you. I can't go out on the street with tin foil. You're digging a deeper hole. I know. So we hear all this bull crap and I want to play Ro Khanna. Now Ro Khanna is the Democrat congressman for Silicon Valley.

Starting point is 01:08:28 And I want to play this because he's expressing the... He's representing Silicon Valley and its myriad of corporate, large, massive corporations, tech companies. And this is his thinking. Representative Ro Khanna, who during the event called out corporate greed. What happens when you give a corporate tax cut? Intel gets the money. Now what do they do?

Starting point is 01:08:52 They go buy their stock or they give it to dividend. That's what we've been doing for 50 years. That's why Walt's piled up in Silicon Valley where I represent in New York, but it has hollowed out community after community. Okay, hold on. They get some tax cuts, they get a deal, and so then they give out dividends, which is what you're supposed to do if you're a stockholder.

Starting point is 01:09:16 You want dividends. You want money, yeah. So somehow giving out dividends is bad. And then what communities have these corporations hollowed out? What is he talking about? You're telling me that Palo Alto and Menlo Park and the places where these guys are, are hollowed out? What are you nuts?

Starting point is 01:09:38 How do these, which brings me to the big question, why are these morons in Palo Alto and Menlo Park reelecting this guy? Are they? Yeah. Over and over. Because you have written Democrats that run these companies. Because they pay them because they got big money deep pockets. Hello. Welcome to the show.

Starting point is 01:10:04 Welcome to the show. Welcome to the show. All right, meanwhile, are we done with the DNC? Because I'm kind of done with the DNC. I don't have anything really that good. Well, I do want to play one last thing then. SNC, this is a clip. SNC, this is Stephanie Grisham and I just have a comment to make.

Starting point is 01:10:24 All right, we are here with Stephanie Grisham. You will remember she is Donald Trump's former press secretary. She is now here speaking at the DNC because she has been very clear. She has completely changed her mind on who should be the president of the United States and who should not. I just want to ask you, what was this moment like when you decided, I cannot do this anymore, I cannot be a part of this administration anymore, and you ended up here speaking at the DNC? I know. You know, I had tried to resign actually a few times prior to January 6th, but Melania

Starting point is 01:10:59 had talked me out of it. We were really, really close. Really, really. January 6th, of course, like I said in my speech was the day that I just couldn't be there anymore. I knew that he knew what he was doing. I was so disappointed that Melania wouldn't do at least as something to try to quell the violence. And I haven't looked back since now. Yeah. To be here is not something I ever thought in my career or life I would ever

Starting point is 01:11:20 be, but I'm proud of it. I stand by it and it's been great. Everybody's been wonderful. She's a Republican. She was in Trump's press office for nine months. Right. Right. I looked her up on C-SPAN. There was no press. She never did anything.

Starting point is 01:11:39 She got bumped over to become chief of staff for Melania. And then she, and she'd been wanting, wants to quit all the time. She can, and here's the deal. Here's the deal. She came from Romney's group. Oh, well there you go. This is a classic Trump hire. Oh, there's Romney, you know, I'm trying to be magnanimous and let me give this girl a job. She's just another Romney.

Starting point is 01:12:05 I Trump has got to stop doing this. I want to give props to Don Lemon. I don't have any clips, but he is diligently traveling around America, sticking his mic in people's faces. Now, these are men on the street. So you can edit however you want. But I would say 80% of the people he's interviewing, of all colors of the spectrum, are all saying Trump.

Starting point is 01:12:28 Yes. And this is, some people are seeing this as a setup. He's trying to get work. He's getting attention by doing this because he's getting, oh Trump, Trump, Trump, and Dulemone, we know, hates Trump. And it's either that he's trying to just get attention cause he's getting a lot of attention. You gave him attention right there. I didn't clip him though. No, no good.

Starting point is 01:12:53 And he is either trying to get, just to get back into one of the other jobs or even get a job at Fox. Well, he tried. He had that job with Elon and then he screwed it up by trying to be a journalist. Oh, he screwed that up. Big time. Don't be a journalist. Just do your job. Crazy. And he never was a journalist before. Why now?

Starting point is 01:13:14 So big announcement coming tomorrow. Breaking news in the presidential race. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans to end his bid for the White House. NBC News and CNN reporting he'll endorse Donald Trump for president. Kennedy is expected to address the nation in a speech on Friday. He was a long shot but could have pulled on the fence voters away from the mainstream candidates. And here is Nicole Shanahan, his ill-chosen vice presidential pick on a podcast. There's two options that we're looking at and one is staying in, forming that new party,

Starting point is 01:13:53 but we run the risk of a Kamala Harris and Walt presidency. Or we walk away right now and join forces with Donald Trump. Do you think he's going to do that? Well here's what I've been hearing and this has been going on for over a couple of weeks. They were, they sent feelers out to like, and they started supposedly by contacting the Harris campaign saying, look, we'll join forces with you, we're Democrats. Which, by the way, is completely not, it's not even what was reported.

Starting point is 01:14:33 It was reported that he called both parties, but there's no evidence of him ever saying, other than sources familiar with the matter, that he wanted to join the campaign. I'm just putting that there because I had arguments with the matter that he wanted to join the campaign. I'm just putting that there, because I had arguments with people about that. I do think that something's going to happen tomorrow. But supposedly he went to them first. I don't know why that would come out of the blue. And the thing was a quid pro quo.

Starting point is 01:15:00 I endorse you, but I have to have a cabinet spot, because he's looking to be, to get an HHS or something. He wants to get, he wants to be a trouble. Attorney general, it's a great spot for his family. It would end up getting shot. Hello, ruin the joke. I think he's, I think, yeah, it was okay. So I think he would love to be in HHS or something

Starting point is 01:15:24 where he has a, you know, cause his real, you know, his legal stuff is all against vaccinations. So in the FDA and EPA, sure. That kind of thing. And they said, we don't think so. And then he offered the same opportunity to Trump and he said, I don't think so. And that's the way the story goes. to Trump and he said, I don't think so.

Starting point is 01:15:44 And that's the way the story goes. And now I guess there's, you know, Trump, they did some numbers, again, the story. Well, remember- They ran some numbers and it showed that Kennedy was going to take more votes away from Trump. I believe that. Than Harris. And remember the so-called leaked call, which there's no such thing.

Starting point is 01:16:05 Oh, oh yeah, RFK Jr.'s son posted the video, he shouldn't have done that, where Trump calls us, hey man, these vaccines, so many vaccines, you know, it's too much for these kids. Come on, that was, that to me was the setup and we identified it as such. We constantly do because he's phony, baloney calls. And it's funny how some of these calls, not that one necessarily, but there's a lot of these calls turn out to be a three camera shoot. Yeah, that's amazing. It's like these reality TV shows where the guy's in bed and then

Starting point is 01:16:39 as he picks up the phone, wait a minute, why is there a camera in bed with this guy? So, uh, and then, and crew, and a guy holding a mic up. I mean, come on. And then this clip from France 24, who clearly, they're French, they don't have humor, they didn't get the joke. And also they build a whole story around it that Elon Musk is going to join the Trump administration.

Starting point is 01:17:06 And there's a little kicker in the end I want you to pay attention to. Two billionaires who did not always get along. Donald Trump and Elon Musk now appear to be the best of friends. Just two years ago, they were lobbing insults at each other, but the pair has forged an alliance. Trump was banned from Twitter for inciting violence, but Musk recently reinstated him with much fanfare and a two-hour broadcast on the social media platform. Musk is considered the world's richest man, as head of both SpaceX and the electric carmaker

Starting point is 01:17:37 Tesla. During an interview with France Télévision, he implied that he wielded more power than the U. the US president. The US presidency is like being captain of a very large ship with a small rudder. By the way, that's an insane laugh. That guy's not right in the head with that laugh. We're gonna laugh about Kamala, we gotta laugh about that. Like being captain of a very large ship with a small rudder. So you're telling me you're more powerful than the US president?

Starting point is 01:18:12 I mean, I can't declare war on people. Until 2020, Musk said that he overwhelmingly voted for Democrats, but now he envisions himself as part of a new Trump administration, posting this AI-generated image of himself as the head of a Department of Efficiency, adding that he was willing to serve, something Trump has welcomed. So does France 24 not get the Doge joke? It was the Department of Government Efficiency or Doge, the Dogecoin. Yes.

Starting point is 01:18:42 And the Doge dog. And yes, they didn't get the joke. I got the joke the minute I saw it. Yeah of course. Now at the end here this is something that you and I argued about and you called me out for being oh you read it in the Guardian did you? But I have proof now. Something Trump has welcomed. I'd love it. If it were fall. Well you you're the greatest cutter. It's an alliance that is ideological and strategic. Musk is said to be donating $45 million a month to Trump's campaign. As a result, Trump has reversed his position on electric vehicles.

Starting point is 01:19:15 And I'm for electric cars. I have to be, you know, because Elon endorsed me very strongly. Again, a joke. I told you. There are plenty of I had a clip a couple shows ago I was going to bring out, which I'll go dig it up for the next show if I have to, where Trump goes back and says electric vehicles have their place, but I still think gas, he prefers gas cars and he goes on and on and on.

Starting point is 01:19:39 This bull crap that the Guardian said is nonsense. Of course, but he did say it. You said it's not he didn't say, but I, but he did say it. And you said, you said it's not, he didn't say it. And I said, he did say it. Of course it's a joke. Hello. Of course. No, you were taking it seriously.

Starting point is 01:19:55 Oh, please. And you took it from the guardian. When I asked you where it came from, you said, and you reluctantly admitted it. You picked it up from the guardian. And I said, no. And I said that I'll go get the clip and prove me right. And there's the clip. This is the clip. No, I want the clip of you showing you weren't knowing it was a gag. Oh, please. Okay. You insult my intelligence as usual.

Starting point is 01:20:22 What do you mean as usual? Always, always, always. That's a chicken shit thing to say. No, because I'm, okay, on the next show I'll bring the clip and you will hear that I knew it was a joke, but that he said it. I said he said it. No, I know. Yeah, I heard him say it too. No, you said he didn't say it.

Starting point is 01:20:41 Ah, I don't care. Let's do something much more important. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He said he didn't say it. I don't care. Let's do something much more important. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Precisely. Your colors have been seen. No. So here is, this is the story that I just need to talk about.

Starting point is 01:20:59 Dive teams have now recovered the bodies of five of the six missing people after a luxury super yacht sank in Italy. The 180-foot yacht was hit by a possible waterspout during severe weather early on Monday morning. It sank within minutes. Fifteen of the 22 people on board were able to get to safety. One body was found in the immediate aftermath. Crews have been working since Monday to locate the others. Two Americans are among the missing,

Starting point is 01:21:27 although authorities have not yet identified the bodies recovered today. Okay, so this is the super yacht that capsized. It wasn't that super, but it was big boat. No, it wasn't. But I have a different point to make. This guy, Ian Carroll, please stop sending me his videos. He is no good.

Starting point is 01:21:52 The holes that he leaves in things and the connections he makes. I am a conspiracy therapist. I have talked- Who is Ian Carroll? He's the guy with the long hair and then he does a green screen behind him. He's got the sunglasses on his head and he talks like this. So we might be witnessing the CIA taking over this crazy AI tech company,

Starting point is 01:22:15 or these might all just be crazy coincidences. You tell me. Last night, some freak water spout tornado sank this luxury yacht off the coast of Sicily. And on board was Mike Lynch, who's been called the Bill Gates of the UK. We'll get to him in just a second. But also on board was Jonathan Bloomer, the international chair of Morgan Stanley, one of the biggest banks in the world. He was apparently really good friends with Mike Lynch. And Mike Lynch just beat like this multi-year super big fraud trial that he got extradited to the US for.

Starting point is 01:22:50 He had a 0.5% chance of acquittal and he got it. And there's a whole other mysterious death related to the exact same company and trial that we'll get to in just a second. But Mike Lynch founded this company called Autonomy that he sold to HP for a bunch of money And then he was throwing a victory party with all of his lawyers and his buddies in the chair of Morgan Stanley And then that boat they were having their party on like weeks after this trial got hit by this crazy freak water Oh wait, so on June 6th of this year They were found not guilty on all charges and then his co-defendant Chamberlain who's in of this year, they were found not guilty on all charges. And then his co-defendant Chamberlain,

Starting point is 01:23:25 who's in of this company, he got struck by a car while he was out running and died. And so with that Jack in the Box music too. So he does, he has millions of views, hundreds of thousands of followers and people are like, I like this guy. He's great. He's really connecting the dots. No, he's not. He's not. And like this crazy AI company was a piece of crap company. That's why he got sued. That's why he got sued. Exactly.

Starting point is 01:23:56 Oh, the CIA is taking over this AI. The CIA invented Google. They don't need to kill people. To what end? I just have to stop this. Stop watching this guy. He is no good. And it's spinning people up and they're getting distracted and they're like, go outside.

Starting point is 01:24:17 Go play outside. Play autonomy. Do you remember the autonomy? Do you remember that company? Actually, I don't. Oh. And then another coming. Dark Trace. Oh, must be CIA stuff. Yeah. No.

Starting point is 01:24:31 The captain did not have the keel down on this super yacht. These types of water funnels do happen in the Mediterranean. Certainly, there were many eyewitnesses. You can see the video itself. The boat capsizes. And of course the crew is up on deck trying to figure out what to do. The hatch is open and these, and you know, there's 22 people on board and 15 drown or 15 saved and seven drown. Okay. It happens bad day, day wrecker.

Starting point is 01:25:01 Okay, it happens. Bad day, day wrecker. But please stop with sending me this guy's videos and telling me he's the best thing since sliced bread. I'm all in on conspiracies. Didn't land on the moon. I mean, for sure we didn't. By the way, I saw that movie, Fly Me to the Moon. What a disappointment.

Starting point is 01:25:20 You know, the movie with, it was like a big Apple TV production And supposedly it's a it's a movie about the movie they made with Woody Harrelson's in it That they made they had a parallel movie running and you know because they didn't think they would land on the moon It's a big I thought it was gonna be a comedy. It was disappointment That's a funny idea... I thought it was gonna be a comedy. It was disappointment. A comedy. That's a funny idea. No one's done that. No, that's what I thought it was gonna be. And I paid 19 bucks. It was very disappointing. You're throwing money away. What? How do you pay 19 bucks? You paid 19 bucks to watch something on your computer? No, on the Roku. We watch it on the TV. You paid 19 bucks to watch something on your computer? No, on the Roku, we watch it on the TV.

Starting point is 01:26:05 You paid 19 bucks to watch a movie at home. To give you this report, I do it for the show. So everyone else can save 19 bucks by not watching it. Yeah, well good, they tell people not to watch it, but holy moly, what an outrageous fee. I thought it'd be like two bucks five bucks where you been No, no, no when because it wasn't theaters when something Just is still I think it's still in theaters and it's had its two-month run

Starting point is 01:26:33 Then they put it on on the even Amazon. There's lots of new movies. You have to pay up there that I mean Mission Impossible well also 19 bucks and I don't mind paying for content. I mean, it's too bad it sucked. Well, if you got ripped off, I think I'd mind. I watched the, still watched the whole thing. The art direction was nice. I mean, I could appreciate it, but no. It was disappointing.

Starting point is 01:26:55 But why, why the, now, here's what Kamala Harris should be working on. This is a gouge. Make streaming cheaper. Now I'd vote for Kamala if she made streaming movies cheaper. There you go. That should be five bucks max. $498. $498. How much money do these people need to make? $19 to watch a shit movie at home? Yes.

Starting point is 01:27:21 Unbelievable. Yeah, well, that's what it is, man. I can't help it. That's what it is. I thought you're keeping busy watching Veep. That's free. Veep is free. Yeah, well, that's the point.

Starting point is 01:27:34 That's what you want. We actually missed, you know, like eight episodes of Veep would have fit into that two and a half hours. It was too long, too. Two and a half hour movie. It was too long. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. I know, I know.

Starting point is 01:27:47 I feel bad about it, believe me. What's her name? She's a big name actress in it. Boo. It's, uh, Fly Me To The Moon. It's, they even even called a romantic comedy. What's her face?

Starting point is 01:28:09 So it wasn't funny. Scarlett Johansson. So it wasn't a comedy. Scarlett Johansson. And it wasn't romantic. No. Scarlett Johansson. But it was romantic for the people that collected 19 bucks from you.

Starting point is 01:28:18 The worst part was Channing Tatum. So Channing Tatum and Scarlett Johansson. And Woody Harrelson plays like the, the government guy who was like, you got to make this movie. Um, but the worst thing they did was, so they have to convince all these congressmen to fund the moon mission. Cause they didn't want to, apparently, I guess it's historical. And then one of these nutty congressmen is, uh, Colin

Starting point is 01:28:43 Juist, who is, uh, Scarlett Johansson's husband. And nepotism in the business. But what it did is it took you right out of the story. Like, oh, that's Colin juice. This dumb. And then you weren't taking me out of the store. I don't know the guy. Well, from Saturday night live, you know, the guy, he does the weekend update. Oh, the weekend update guy. He does the weekend update. Oh, the weekend update guy.

Starting point is 01:29:06 Well, that would take me out of the movie. Yeah, and it took me right out of the movie. I'm like, I mean, I should have been refunded the money for that alone. You should have asked for a refund. Yeah, okay. Have you tried? Yeah. Have you ever tried to get anything out of Apple?

Starting point is 01:29:20 Come on. Nothing. You get nothing from Apple. Which by the way is the only bipartisan thing we have in America. It's 90% of us use iPhones. Us? Well, not us. Not you and I. I mean, you barely have a phone. I have a phone, but...

Starting point is 01:29:42 It's a brick. It's a brick in your drawer. You put it in the drawer where it belongs. To be pestered all day about somebody ringing a phone. Anyway, to wrap up all of this stuff, how people get crazy about this political stuff, I have a tip. If someone goes off on you like, Project 90s, 20s, 25s, all you have to say is, were you not heard as a child? I think that's what we should be saying to each other. Were you not heard as a child? That's actually not bad. Thank you. I think that's, you can just use that. Were you not heard as a child? You know, because it stuns people. Like, oh what? And then they start thinking about their childhood.

Starting point is 01:30:25 And then you can, you know, walk away. I have one, before we finished the segment, I have one last DNC clip, which is not about the DNC, but it was a commercial that was played on the DNC show on CNN. And I want to, I'm playing it for you, because I would like you to tell me, there's an ad for blockchain. I want you to tell me, and with all black actors going on and on about blockchain, I

Starting point is 01:30:56 want you to tell me what is the point of this commercial. The current system leaves people out. You're in the club or you're not in the club. With things like Bitcoin and blockchain, we're connecting people from all walks of life. We're offering education in an industry that can impact your lives today. This is how we can have a generational impact.

Starting point is 01:31:15 Crypto and blockchain is about fixing the broken system and giving people in my community a voice. My name is Carrie. My name is Doug. My name is Julio. And I'm empowering my community. My community. My community a voice. My name is Carrie. My name is Doug. My name is Hu Lil. And I'm empowering my community. My community. My community with blockchain.

Starting point is 01:31:30 Now was there a company name on the screen? It was the, it was not Democrats. It was like the American industry for blockchain. Some screwy thing I never heard of. But what, well how is blockchain giving the community voice? Have you not seen the blockchain? I don't know. That's a good one.

Starting point is 01:31:56 You got me stumped. I have no idea. Well, I'm glad because it has me stumped and I'm not... It was like, maybe it was code. Next time I talk to Moe. And then some building's going to get blown up next week. But I mean, the whole thing was the weirdest commercial I've ever seen. Blockchain is going to give you a community voice.

Starting point is 01:32:13 Next time I talked to Moe, I said, Moe, are you in on the blockchain? Do you have a voice in your community with the blockchain? I don't know. It's DNC, man. They're crazy. They're all crazy. They're all nuts. And meanwhile, I walk outside in the morning with my dog and it's just like, it's just same old same. That's a chemtrailer too. That's disappointing. But otherwise, it's gonna be 90 degrees tomorrow. It's gonna be beautiful. Texas is wonderful. The earth is not boiling. And you know, praise God we don't live in the Middle East or in Ukraine and we're okay.

Starting point is 01:32:47 Stay away from this overheated rhetoric of poop. Just go read a book. Kareem Dvorak say blockchain. Blockchain. Maybe that's it. Maybe if we all just check out the blockchain, we'll feel better about life. And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage. Say in the morning to you, the man who just put the C in the blockchain. Say better about life. I have no idea. And with that I'd like to thank you for your courage. Say in the morning to you the man who just put the C in the blockchain. Say hello to my friend on the other end, the one, the only Mr. John St. Amorak. And in the morning to you Mr. Adam Curry. In the morning all the ships are C-boost on the ground feet and the air shubs in the water and all the dames and knights out there.

Starting point is 01:33:21 Hey in the morning you're the one who's counting the money on the big one. We are identical to last Thursday. One less, 1889 versus 1890, so that's pretty much on par. Hello, trolls. Good to see you all here. You are checking us out in the Troll Room, and it's nice to have trolls. The trolls are good. Trolls are helpful, and it's just nice to have a studio audience who, and now you don't look at it, but I am now so trained that even if I'm looking straight ahead I see the trolls trolling

Starting point is 01:33:53 out of the corner of my eye. It's become... Yeah, they're writing for you. Oh yeah, oh tons of one line, I mean I didn't have to show up, just throw it through the atom AI and we're good to go. You gotta get, you gotta get a good AI voice that sounds like you and just have it read from the, from that. From the troll room, yeah, exactly, exactly. We don't have a live track though, we should probably add that.

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Starting point is 01:35:14 No, that's for the second segment. Um, value for value time, talent, treasure. So I don't know what happened with PayPal last week, but it seems like did, did stuff get delayed and show up today? No, I don't know what happened with PayPal last week, but it seems like did stuff get delayed and show up today No, I don't think so. It just got stuff what happened. No what happened was Something there was a probably a outage That went on for at least eight hours and it was right during when we do most of our donations Oh, we collect most of the donations.

Starting point is 01:35:45 And whatever the outage was, I never get alerted. It resulted in a very low moment where there's nobody. Yeah, because I had a wellness check done on the Duke of Luna and people did that. They say, hey, are you okay, Duke of Luna? Which I love that. I love our community. I love our No Agenda Nation. So people like not gonna...

Starting point is 01:36:07 And he was baffled. Hey man, are you alright? The kids can't see you. And he said, no, something went wrong and his donation didn't go through. And it was a break in his, what, four-year streak or whatever? Well, he's still credited for a continuation because he said that he contributed and he never got the confirmation note, didn't think much of it. Cause you know, yeah, you don't. Yeah. And so, and then he never got his credit. And so he felt, you know, slighted and irked.

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Starting point is 01:37:16 feel like they belong. There are people that do not like what we have to say. And sometimes they'll try two or three goes and then they're like, oh, you know, and now I get it. It does happen. And you know, the more people we have a no agenda nation see the Duke of Luna, connection is protection. But we always want to thank the people who deliver us some phenomenal talents. That's our artists.

Starting point is 01:37:39 We are one of the few. I think I'm going to have Dave Jones run a query. I think there may be only 10 shows in the entire podcast universe that update their artwork per show. And we love it a lot because it really gets people's attention. It's not just after a while, you see the same artwork for Pivot or for Joe Rogan. You're like, okay. And you don't think about it. But when you see the art that, let's see, who was it, that Scaramanga did for episode 1687, we titled that Authentified.

Starting point is 01:38:20 I got a lot of positive comments. People like, best album art ever, hilarious. And it was the guy with the rainbow shirt running away from the hilarious monkey, clearing a nod to M-Pox. And people loved it. And I think that reminds people that we're doing the show. People have busy lives, they're all wrapped up in looking at super yachts and trying to figure out how a directed energy weapon capsized it. So instead of that, you know, like, oh, well, there's no agenda. I'll listen to the show. And people do. And

Starting point is 01:38:57 I like what Scaramanga did. We both thought it was funny. It was funny. Unfortunately, it was the fallback. It was the one we liked the most. Yeah, it was not good and not the right dimensions. Everything was wrong about it. It was Capitalist Agenda, the rolling, whatever, rolling agents were. The rolling agendas. The rolling agendas. And it was a bathroom with a bunch of graffiti. And the No Agenda thing wasn't big enough or bold enough. And the Curry DeVorek thing was kind good. You couldn't read any of the gags There was tons of gags that were hilarious. The whole art piece was very pretty

Starting point is 01:39:31 I mean, this is something I would print out and hang up. That's how pretty it is It was gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous in a very artistic way, but useless as the show art Yeah, because that is by the time you shrink it down to postable size, you know, it just looks like a crappy toilet. And you don't see all the, I mean, he had all the gags, Cheesecake Love, DNC 68. What else did he have? Mpox Thighs, I don't know what that is. For a Good Time, 333 KAM- L A S I mean, mac and cheese time. I listened to the best podcasting universe.

Starting point is 01:40:09 It just had good stuff in there. Um, yeah. And was there anything else? Well, there's a, no, but there's a piece I wanted to talk about, okay, which was pod piece by a newcomer, Sean, the pan, a pod mastery, which is just in the row below. And it's got a guy laying with his cat. And I just want to mention that if you're going to do AI art, check and take a look at what's going on here. Like for example, he's got a mug and it's got no agenda mug with no agenda misspelled.

Starting point is 01:40:44 Wait, I didn't even see that. Let me see. He's got a mug and it's got no agenda mug with no agenda misspelled. I didn't even see that. Let me see. It's a G E D D A G E A G E D D. Yeah. Okay. A G and then there's some head. There's a headline in this newspaper. Media master Dation. Yeah. It does. It's just like a typical AI. When you have a due wordage, it always screws it up. I don't know why.

Starting point is 01:41:10 You just say, I want you to put this word in the art, and you can't do it. It's like how many fingers, you can't get the fingers right. It's like, why can't AI put wordage in that is what you just, simple, you just tell it what you want and it should just take and transpose it. But no, no, no. It adds extra letters. It puts things upside down. It's a joke. It is. I don't know why. It's the most, it's the oddest thing. You know, people also are sending me songs, end of show, mixed songs.

Starting point is 01:41:47 And so they'll send me a song that is clearly AI, cause you can hear it in the vocals. And they spend a lot of time writing the lyrics. I'm like, okay, you made a song that is not a hit. It's not, it won't do parody songs. It can't because they get sued and they're already getting sued And they said but you know, it's it's the same as the art. It's it has it's has no soul soulless

Starting point is 01:42:12 the It is it has there ever been a song that's become a hit that is AI no not yet Oh, please it won't it's not gonna happen. That's not how I guarantee there will be one. Okay. All right Let's put that in the book right now. Put the book there will not be a song from AI that's going to be a hit. That's not how the music industry works. Yet. Okay. Yeah. All right. I'm not too worried. Believe me, not too worried. See if there's anything else. Please stop with the Kamala Harris fellatio stuff It's not funny when I'm never gonna use it

Starting point is 01:42:51 Just it's Kamala Harris Donald Trump Joe Biden Tim walls don't we're not gonna use it and if you're gonna do and now John eight says well This is a hand-drawn curry and Dvorak. I don't believe that for a second. He has us both in two locations. I'm in Texas. I look like a like a douchebag with a beard. You look like a douchebag without a beard. And your shorts and you have socks in your shoes.

Starting point is 01:43:20 It's wrong. Everything's wrong about it. And you can't just slap a 33 on it and think we're going to go for it. We've got to be, we've got to be harsh. His pictures. This is not even close. They're terrible. They are. And nobody, and that's not, and yeah, I agree. This is not hand drawn. No. No.

Starting point is 01:43:41 Unless it's like some drawing that he's put aside some years ago of two guys that don't even look like us. And again, the AI... And I don't wear glasses. I haven't worn glasses for decades. The AI cannot be funny for you. It just can't. You have to be funny.

Starting point is 01:44:00 Comic strip blogger, he's all in on AI and I think I posted something like, you know, he said, oh, it's all over podcasters. AI voices are not going to take over. You don't need it anymore. It's all great. I'm like, no, it has no soul. It's soulless. And then he posted... But why does anybody think that way? He's a comic strip blogger, he thinks very special. I think it's some sort of weird eternal optimism. Well, all futuristic things are somehow going to be great. Well, listen to the example, he says, these AI voiceover voices are improved bigly. Just hear this example. Or possible for

Starting point is 01:44:42 you to be the one behind the microphone. Hey, a steam my other longtime good voiceover friend hi again Tom and speaking of things you can do AI voiceover has a ton of male and female voices to choose from you can choose what's best for your project and in your case Tom people might not have to be subjected to cheesy jokes and puns yes you think they're funny but those puns can be pun-ishing. I won't bring up the pun. I mean, seriously? Seriously. Will people listen to that and will they be happy?

Starting point is 01:45:16 No, because it's not funny. AI cannot do humor. Timing. Exactly. Timing. Good point. Timing, good point, timing. Anyway, and that's good because it can AI get into a stupid argument about Elon Musk and what Trump said about him? No, it's never going to happen. Yet, this is where you say yet. I don't have a yet for that one.

Starting point is 01:45:49 yet. I don't have a yet for that one. Let's thank the people who delivered us some treasure in our trifecta. We'd like to thank our executive and associate executive producers right here in the show, pretty much like Hollywood, because we also give them an actual production credit, which you can use anywhere credits are accepted and recognized, such as LinkedIn. You can always put it on your letterhead, in your bio, but also imdb.com. So you can be right up there with Scarlett Johansson, who has a credit, cause she was also a producer, on Fly Me To The Moon.

Starting point is 01:46:13 You can be a producer and you can call yourself an executive producer, $300 or above, and we'll read your note, or an associate executive producer, $200 or above, we read your note right there on imdb.com. And we start off with Troy Lafferty from Newark, Ohio, who sends us $600, which is nice. Someone else sent us, was it 600 on the last show as well?

Starting point is 01:46:37 Yeah, there was a 600 in the last show, but it was six something. I think it was those. That's interesting. Yeah. Weird. But I caught myself before you caught me. something I think of those. That's interesting. Yeah. Weird. It's weird. I said it. I said it. You said it. But I caught myself before you caught me.

Starting point is 01:46:48 Well, kind of. Okay. Kind of. No, not kind of. Okay. Uh, ITM, John and Adam, typewritten by the way. Or it looks, is this a typewriter or is this a printer? I can't really tell.

Starting point is 01:47:00 I think it's a, I think it's a printer using a type font. Hmm. Okay. Well, it looks good. It looks good. I like it. Um, hold on a second. I gotta get my jingles lined up for him. Here we go. Please accept my humble contributions of $600. Contribution of $600. Your show is the highlight of my listening adventures. I truly appreciate John's storytelling and sense of humor. Can't get that from AI. As well as his tips of the day. Priceless information.

Starting point is 01:47:31 It needs to be. Hey, I have a couple of tips. The people are now getting into the tips of the day. Here they are. Adam, thank you for serving as a conspiracy therapist. Where would we be without the media deconstruction that you two provide? Thanks again for giving us the best podcast in the universe. Please call out Douchebag's John C. Lovins from Albany, Ohio, Albany, Ohio and Grateful Dave from Newark, Ohio. I would like the following jingles and a Yak karma I've got some yak karma ready for you smoking out wife share a secret and anything from Alex Jones

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Starting point is 01:48:56 In Aachen. And I have actually been there. Sure. I don't know why but I was four five six 18 and he simply says thanks no karma no jingles But he's going to be a Duke a German Duke Deutsche Duke or he's in Deutschland But he's a daughter German a Deutsche Duke a Deutsche Duke a Deutsche Duke Going to be a Duke this year. So Okay. Thank you for the donation Steve Brock is in Springfield, Missouri. 380... oh, this is a three boob. 380.08.

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Starting point is 01:50:10 Christie. Christie. Is it Christie? Yes, Christie. Christie in Huntington Beach, of all places. 36611. You know, when I had that, they're trying the other mic, I moved everything around so this mic's in the wrong spot.

Starting point is 01:50:24 Oh, by the way, I'm loving this Beta One even more. Why? It's just, it's something about it. I mean, this is the one, man. What's a good mic? It's, it's, no, it's the best mic in the universe. Okay. ITM gents, she writes, dusting off the checkbook to avoid the nasty fees. Ah, she sent a check in and she sent a card. It's a nice little card. And you can tell

Starting point is 01:50:57 it's a card because it doesn't sound like paper. It sounds like a card when you shake it. Hopefully this arrives before Sunday's show 1687. It didn't. As it calls on my birthday. Oh well. Well it's okay she's getting her full credits. We had a number of people coming in. I had a guy moaning about his note. You know he sent something in hoping the post office was a little quicker. No. John you were right she writes 6611 fell flat. Just goes to show that boobs always win. Oh, is she the progenitor of the 6611? Yeah, she is the one. Yeah. This donation brings me to Dame status. I think she's listed. Yep. I hope so. No, no she's not. Oh, this is, she's not listed.

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Starting point is 01:52:18 Did not. Skal, Christie, and Huntington Beach. Nice, nice. You've got karma. James Moran is in Jackson, California. 343.75. Hey, look, he says. I always try to donate when John sends out a newsletter that opens with denotations are

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Starting point is 01:52:54 Whatever. It's good. We'll be here four more years. Sergey Golubenko, I guess. Golubenko, Golubenko, he's in Staten Island, 33333, and he says, gents, thank you for deciphering the world, the world once war, the world once, this is the world once war, oh, not once, as once oh and see once which say it sounds like once once war yeah world once war in Ukraine is over oh okay this is period missing some punctuation here yeah gents thank you for deciphering the world

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Starting point is 01:54:14 You might want to make a note. Yes. This donation is for Arno. All caps. All caps. It is a delayed Weltschmerz screw up donation. If you know, you know. Well, weltschmerz is, Cafe Weltschmerz is the podcast outfit where we did the meetup. So I'm thinking this is some kind of low-lens donation. Oh, it's probably a make good from from the meet-up or Arno.

Starting point is 01:54:45 Arno, when they sent the money in, Arno didn't get his credit. Something like that. Well, Arno gets credit for this. Yes, he does. We move on to the Indian-A tribal meet-up in Greenwood, Indiana. $240, associate executive producership with a double switcheroo donation from the NA tribal meet-up raffle for Nadir Rashid which is for his mom. So we switched the switch and switched it to switch. So it's mom Rashid I guess? I would say Nadir Rashid's mom.

Starting point is 01:55:18 Okay that way his name gets there. Nadir Rashid's mom. Okay, well we appreciate moms here. Note for the boys, ITM John Adam Nadir from the Indy NA Tribal Meetup doing another switcheroo towards my mom's damehood status. The work you two put into every show is always appreciated and never goes unnoticed. Jingles, Goat Karma and 33 is the magic number. 33, that's the magic number. It is, it's the magic number. 33, that's the magic number.

Starting point is 01:55:45 It is, it's the magic number. You've got Karma. I'm gonna jump to Linda Lupatkin in Lakewood, Colorado. $200, Jobs Karma, hey. Hey. That was of course the title, subject line of the newsletter. It always works. It's a classic. I only do it. I do it rarely. Once, once, once every half year, I'd say, no, about once a year that I haven't done it for

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Starting point is 01:57:33 208.22 Eli the coffee guy says I've been looking forward to the media deconstruction of the DNC convention. You got it If it is anywhere near as rapidly over enthusiastic as the NPR coverage I caught a few minutes of, then we're in for a treat. Thanks for doing the hard work of wading through the propaganda so we don't have to. Yes, that's another thing I want to say. If people, you know, besides saying, Hey, were you not heard as a child? You can just say, you can just say, listen to Noah Jenner show. You don't need to watch any news. They'll bring you up to speed and you'll know everything. Whether you agree with those guys or not, which we hope you don't, at least not all the time, you'll get your dosage. We play 70 to 80 clips per show. People don't realize that. I got some guy who emailed me, I don't realize that.

Starting point is 01:58:23 I got some guy who emailed me. How many clips come from the community? How much do you do based on your own research? And that was, that was his actual voice. Completely. I ran it through a chat GPT and that's how it sounded. I'm like, well, if you think about it, I would say 40% comes from the community. Of that really 15% is comes pre-clipped. The rest is, I mean, for sure our producers send us links

Starting point is 01:58:53 and stories and things to look at, but the clipping, we do most of that ourselves. Even with the Jones brothers, I mean, they send it. Except for the Jones brothers when they, of course they bailed out on me but except for them I do all my I just I Have a notebook. Yeah, I watch I watch TV all day. Yep Mostly news shows. Yep, and so I'm watching and when I see something I'd learn it when the networks

Starting point is 01:59:21 I write down the time date and then I'll go to the computer later using my Google TV connection and we'll clip the things individually. So I have a great resource, Dave Ackerman, and he sends me every day at least, I want to say 20, sometimes 30 links to Deutsche Welle and France 24 and TRT. And I like it because I can stay up, I use very few of them relatively speaking. I like it because I can stay up to speed with what's going on, you know, cause you don't get that kind of reporting here in the US.

Starting point is 01:59:58 So that's almost like my television that I'm watching. And then from time to time, oh, I'm going to clip this, this is good. And that's how it works. But you are the producers of the show. So whoever that was, and I thought it was a little rude, he didn't follow up and say, Hey, thanks. Because I'm sure he was looking to slam us or something, or write a story. It felt a bit like a podcast journalist. But ultimately, like a podcast journalist, you know, but ultimately there are between 70 and 80 clips that you hear in every single No Agenda show. And we weave those together as if it's second nature. So Eli's... It's a postmodern approach to news analysis.

Starting point is 02:00:42 Unscripted, without coordination. I don't even know what John's clips are. I mean, half of them are indecipherable. What is DNS? I mean, anyway, thanks for doing the hard work of waiting through the propaganda. I do typos. I do typos on purpose to confuse him. Yeah, and then we can never find him later. It's like, it's a DNC clip.

Starting point is 02:01:01 Okay, won't show up in my search. That's why I donate. For producers who may need help to stay up while listening to the drawl convention speeches this evening. It's the final one. Order up some gigawatt coffee. Use code ITM20 for 20% off your order. Stay caffeinated. PS, can I get an El Bagdadi for the end of show mix? We're already full for this end of show mix, but I will put it in on the schedule. And I was going to say something else.

Starting point is 02:01:27 Oh yeah. You know, I was thinking why, you know, podcast networks have failed continuously. Spotify failed. You know, the advertising is not working for people. Why wouldn't an outfit like gigawatt coffee roasters, why wouldn't they start their own podcast network and just make it all a gigawatt podcast? You know, like the old days. Good.

Starting point is 02:01:50 You know what I mean? You know, and they can pay people based upon performance. I'm just thinking it would be an idea. Yeah, that's a good way to lose our coffee connection. Thanks for that. It's a good idea. What am I thinking? I'm sorry.

Starting point is 02:02:04 That was very bad. I get some coffee every month from them and it's like, you know, I'm not complaining. No, I am. So tonight will be the night. Wait, wait, we have one more donation, I believe. Oh, no, I don't want to, I'm just, this is not a... Interregnum? Interregnum, yeah.

Starting point is 02:02:22 That's a word. Tonight, Kamala, Kamala, Kamala, I don't know what her name is, she gives her speech and I'm putting money down that she is going to say that she was a prosecutor and she knows Donald Trump's type. No one's taken that bet. I mean, that's an obvious one. That's all she has to say. She has one speech. She's worse than Biden. Do you think she'll do the cackle? No.

Starting point is 02:02:52 She definitely will not do the cackle. I think we should put money on the cackle. I say she can't help herself. Well, if she chortles, does that count? No, it has to be. I think she'll do three of them. Three cackles. Three cackles.

Starting point is 02:03:07 That'd be the over and under. Three cackles. Okay, one cackle. 2.5. It'll be the over and under. That's the way to do it. 2.5. And right after that, she's going to do a full on sit down interview with CBS for what's

Starting point is 02:03:21 their Sunday show? CBS 60 Minutes. 60 Minutes. 60 Minutes, she's gonna do a 60 Minutes interview so they can edit it and make it look good. Well, here we are, last donation comes from Kimberly Cram in North Fort Myers, Florida. And she comes in with a flat $200 and says,

Starting point is 02:03:42 the simple line, 10 more years for no agenda. Four more years! What's the over under on 10 more years of no agenda? Good luck with that. I mean, the only reason why is just we've now had how many presidential coverage campaigns of coverage is our fourth? Obama Well, we also had before Obama. We had yeah, we had this right we had No, we had Obama

Starting point is 02:04:15 We started with Obama. Obama came in to a we our show started a year before Obama But but so the first that was a president it was running at the time. I forgot. I didn't say how many presidents I said how many campaigns Obama one page. Yes, we only had we had Obama versus Clinton. Yeah No, Obama versus Romney So it right. I'm a one Obama to Trump and now uh, Kamala So it's four presidential. No, there it's five because you get Trump versus Biden. Don't leave that one out.

Starting point is 02:04:47 We'll get an extra one. Thank you all so much to our executive and associate executive producer of episode 1688. We appreciate anybody who supports the show financially. You can do it with time, talent, and treasure. We do need the treasure. So when you see, hey, you know what to do, you can go to noagendadonations.com. It doesn't matter what you send us, as long as it represents the value you're getting out of the show, the value for your own personal value system.

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Starting point is 02:05:29 I heard that. Please go to NoAgendaDonation.com. Thank you again for supporting us for 1688. Our formula is this. We go out, we hit people in the mouth. I got hairy legs. I heard you say something on DH unplugged and I thought nothing of it. Well, kind of a little bit.

Starting point is 02:06:07 And then I came across this 30 second clip and like, oh, maybe if I'm going to set you up and then you can tell us about this, this is climate change related. Samsung developed a new solid state battery for electric vehicles. Now, so what does this mean? Normally in an electric vehicle,

Starting point is 02:06:26 and everyone who's had an EV, you know, is basically going around and saying, man, I only have like a 400 mile range, and it takes like, I don't know, it takes like 17 hours to charge the dumb thing, and you know, so this new battery has a 600 mile range, 20 year lifespan, and it charges in nine minutes. I was like, okay, this is a game changer.

Starting point is 02:06:52 Game changer. Is this true? Silver based batteries that, I mean, this guy is just computing it into hours. I mean, that's a lot of parameters there that would change that. But what's the dealio? What's the dealio? This silver, it's silver carbon, I think, is the technology. This is a, and there's a certain name for this type of battery, which is unpronounceable.

Starting point is 02:07:17 And it's been researched at Duke University, probably more than anyplace else in Samsung, I guess, has picked up the gauntlet and they're looking at it too. This is a lab thing. This is something that somebody dreamed up. It's called solid state battery as if other batteries aren't solid, but okay. Solid state battery, which indicates some sort of electronics thing going on within the confines of the battery, which makes me sound like a super capacitor. But I think it's just nonsense. I don't think this battery is ever going to... This is like all the crazy batteries they developed. The zinc air battery, my all-time favorite. No, I like the salt battery. The sodium battery, the salt battery.

Starting point is 02:08:02 I like the salt battery a lot. And by the way, that sounds like a very expensive battery. I like the salt battery a lot and by the way that sounds like a very expensive battery. Yes but it's gonna last if it lasts 20 years and it does what it's supposed to do in it. Nine minute charging I'm sorry nice idea maybe it works maybe you have a little AA cell version of it maybe that would be nine minutes but I think that this is pie in the sky I I'll believe it when I see it. All right, but I brought it up because I think it is floating around in the in the Conversation and it will it may jack up the price of silver. All right. I Have another one for you because this is although you are nor Cal. This is so Cal

Starting point is 02:08:43 I wonder it's all Cal and you are the boots on the ground and you're gonna go down with that ship you know you're gonna be like that that guy on the super yacht suffocating high temperatures in her Lancaster community means she's been cranking up the AC and her July bill skyrocketed from about $200 to $700. We have given up quite a lot in order to pay the bill. Extracurricular activities that we normally like to do, trips that we normally like to take. If your bill went way up last month, it could be because you have a time of use rate plan.

Starting point is 02:09:19 That means you're paying higher costs during the peak hours between 4 and 9 p.m. weekdays. And you might save money by switching to a tiered rate plan. With a tiered rate plan, monthly bills are based on total energy consumption, not on the time of day when they're using the energy. KTLA consumer reporter David Lazarus says SoCal Edison time of use rate plans are a way to motivate customers to conserve power. Why shouldn't you be able to do your laundry whenever you want? Well, the problem is, is our grid just simply can't take the burden.

Starting point is 02:09:53 And as the population grows, that means we need to try to find ways to incentivize people to help out. Have your energy bills skyrocketed? Yeah, but it's not because of what they're talking about. They've added all these extra charges to the bill, including transmission charges, just the charge for the wires. You're leasing these wires now. There is a scam going on in California regarding the power bills that is not being addressed

Starting point is 02:10:23 by what used to be a powerful public utilities commission that has been de-balled, has no power anymore, and they're letting Pacific Gas and Electric just run roughshod over the public at large. It's a complete, outrageous, typical California scam that takes place during Democratic administrations. I remember the days of Gray Davis when he was the governor, one of the few that we've had the gust of recall. Is that the guy who killed his intern? I don't think so. Oh, okay. But Gray Davis was one of the worst of the governors, typical Democrat, and that's when we had the rolling blackouts and rolling brownouts,

Starting point is 02:11:02 and we had the contracts with Enron and all the rest of it. And it was a scambola from the get-go. And once this guy was ousted and they put in Schwarzenegger of all people, at least it calmed that down and we didn't have blackouts. How did we go from blackouts and brownouts and slowdowns to no blackouts? I mean, this whole thing is, it's ludicrous. And this is the corruption of the the corruption of the, of the party, of the Democrat party. And since they've captured the state with,

Starting point is 02:11:31 I say fraudulent voting, like they like Oregon and Washington, Oregon's a mail in and so is Washington. Washington state's a hundred percent mail in and California is mostly absentee ballots. It's just, it's we were screwed unless they get rid of these people. So it's just a price you have to pay to be here. Do you think there's Enron level shenanigans going on again? I would have to assume so with the, yeah. I had some door-to-door guy come by with the... Door-to-door guy come by with a... Door-to-door guy?

Starting point is 02:12:06 Yeah, these door-to-door guys that come around. Political guys. And he's coming around and selling solar stuff. And he shows that he had a breakdown of the bills. Wait, wait. You actually opened up and you talked to him? I always do. Were you packing?

Starting point is 02:12:20 I usually carry a large bowie knife. So, uh, really, I believe you. And so the, uh, guys showing me the break that he's showing me with some of the scams going on and I was fascinated by it, but it's just, yes, it's very skimish. You know, we got a cool note from Sir Ventus. I don't know if you saw this because he he's a door-to-door sales guy. I've had many of these people show up and I'm like, wow, this explains a lot. Now, he says in 2015 he moved from Maine to Georgia to become a door-to-door roof salesman.

Starting point is 02:13:00 It's something I didn't know existed, he says, as DTD, sales people, that's what you call them, trend to get shot where I come from. Yes, I would say in Texas you got to be careful too. But it's a massive industry and I believe it's a huge contributing factor to the expense of home insurance. Listen to this. What happens is these contractors will target neighborhoods that were built with shingles

Starting point is 02:13:23 that have either been recalled or otherwise discontinued They send salespeople around to knock on doors and offer a free roof inspection to homeowners If any damage is found that could remotely be considered storm damage and we that's why people come around here a lot of hail Shingles missing from wind etc. The homeowner is then convinced that oh, oh no your roof is destroyed But good news. There's a way to convinced that, oh, oh no, your roof is destroyed, but good news, there's a way to fix that one damaged shingle. Your insurance company will pay to replace the whole roof. This has led to millions of fully functional roofs being replaced for free, in quotes. As anyone with a basic understanding of economics will understand, this can only go on for

Starting point is 02:14:03 so long. The average roof replacement costs anywhere from $10,000 to $20,000 and while insurance is a bit of a scam and the companies aren't likely to go broke anytime soon, they're also going to do what every other company does and pass the cost on to the consumers. I think this is exactly what's happening. In what way? Because I have seen these, we have a metal roof. Oh no, you're talking about the roof thing. I thought you were talking about PG and he's overpriced.

Starting point is 02:14:32 No, no, no, no, no. I've moved on to door to door salesman. Hello? Hello? Yeah, but it seemed you made a, you made a jump. Yes, it's what I do. But this is an outrageous scam. Sounds like it. And it's what I do. But this is an outrageous scam. Sounds like it.

Starting point is 02:14:47 And it's hurting everybody. That probably is. Except for Cervantes who should immediately become an instantite. Because he's doing this. You're right. He should send us a thousand dollars and become an instantite. Exactly. You're right. So here's another scam that I bumped into.

Starting point is 02:15:04 Let's start guilt tripping all the people that write us. So, Steck, he always sends me a whole bunch of articles. He doesn't send clips anymore. He sends articles. He stopped clipping, which is too bad. Because I like, a lot of his clips were good. Well, you obviously weren't using him enough. Steck is very sensitive to usage.

Starting point is 02:15:23 Well, he gave up on you and then he moved to me. Yeah, because I wasn't using it. I wasn't falling them enough. Steck is very sensitive to usage. Well, he gave up on you and then he moved to me. Yeah, because I wasn't using it and I wasn't falling all over myself. So he sends me a link to the Atlantic. The headline, the ozempic shortage is over. Obesity drug shortages have led to a boom in risky alternatives. They may be impossible to stop. And I initially was like, okay, whatever. But then I get these other clips.

Starting point is 02:15:48 This is from the Jones Brothers from Steve from NPR. Consider this. This is an advertising blitz. They are out to get rid and with I think faulty information, if not outright lies, they want to stop the GLP-1 compounded medicines and get everybody on Ozempic and certainly don't want insurance companies paying for anything but the brand name stuff. When you imagine where these drugs are prescribed most for weight loss around the US, maybe

Starting point is 02:16:21 you're thinking, oh, Los Angeles, of course, or maybe New York. But you know, it turns out the capital of the weight loss drug boom is in Kentucky. In a small city called Bowling Green, at least 4% of the population in that city and surrounding area got a prescription in just the last year. Consider this, weight loss drugs have transformed an American city. Is that a good thing? Bowling Green Kentucky might seem like an unlikely hub for weight loss drugs. That is, until you dig into the data.

Starting point is 02:16:55 Kentucky has one of the highest obesity rates in the country and rates of adult diabetes and hypertension are going up and up. Well, let me ask you, because the weight loss drug industry has struggled with supply shortages for years, which has been especially harmful for patients with diabetes because they actually need these drugs to stay alive. So how is a city like Bowling Green keeping up with demand for these weight loss drugs? By the way, I think that Kamala should, in her speech, she should say, I'm going to get you, I'm going to lower the price of Ozempic to $35.

Starting point is 02:17:30 Now that would be something, huh? Instead of insulin, which apparently the whole country is on insulin. So here is, here's the scam. One of the ways that the city, and this is actually happening across the US, but it's really obvious in Bowling Green is there are these medical spas and weight loss clinics that are popping up that offer what are known as compounded drugs, compounded versions of ZepBound or Monjaro or Wigovia or Ozempic.

Starting point is 02:18:00 And they're essentially like off-brand versions that are made by compounding pharmacies, which is allowed during supply shortages. And so a lot of these medical spas are actually... That's a laugh-tell. And it's also a lie. That was the laugh-tell. You heard it. Yep. Because she said, these are allowed during medical shortages.

Starting point is 02:18:21 No. No, that's not true. That's a lie. That's why this is a scam. Doro or Wigovia or Ozempic and they're essentially like off-brand versions that are made by compounding pharmacies which is allowed during supply shortages and so a lot of these... There it is. I just lied. I have to laugh about it. Isn't that unbelievable? That NPR allows this blatant lying?

Starting point is 02:18:47 That's a blatant lie. This is why people should not send their money to NPR or PBS and send it to us. Off-brand versions that are made by compounding pharmacies, which is allowed during supply shortages. And so a lot of these medical spas are actually making a ton of money selling these compounded versions

Starting point is 02:19:05 to people because so many people are having difficulty. Hold on. Stop it again. Who's making the ton of money? Well, not the ozendricks. The people selling it for $1,200 bucks or some guy pushing it out for $200 or $20 bucks? Yeah. I know.

Starting point is 02:19:21 This is... The ton of money is being made by the people who had the brand names. That's the ton of money is being made by the people who have the brand names. That's the ton of money. And I'm going to have to question how much did Novo Nordisk sponsor NPR Consider This? Actually making a ton of money selling these compounded versions to people because so many people are having difficulty accessing the drugs. With branded pharmaceutical drugs, companies have to go through rigorous approval processes which requires years-long studies in many cases and very large studies to prove the

Starting point is 02:19:54 effectiveness of their medications, to prove quality and safety and all of these things. When it comes to compounded drugs, they really weren't meant to be made at this scale. And so there aren't these studies to back up how effective they are. And you're really going by word of mouth a lot of times or just trusting these companies that the drugs do what they're supposed to do. So here we have a poor region.

Starting point is 02:20:21 Unbelievable report. Yeah, so here we have a poor region. This is an unbelievable report. Yeah. So here we have a poor region of America who cannot afford your $1,200 a month. They've been completely psy-opped into believing this is the future of my health is by taking these medications forever. There's a clear need in the market. The pharmacist is like, well, we can make this. This is not patented. The only thing that's patented is your applicator, your syringe. Yeah. And the brand name is copyrighted. And of course, and the brand name. And we're fulfilling a need for the community, communite. But then this lady comes on NPR and says, oh no, this is not good. They can only make it under these circumstances and you really don't know if it's any good.

Starting point is 02:21:08 This is outrageous that this is on NPR. You want to hear the last clip of this liar? I'm already sick to my stomach with this pathetic report that they consider journalism and I have to listen to the end. You write, quote, we are all living in an ozempic town or will be soon. Is that a good thing? After spending time in Bowling Green, what do you think? I mean, everyone that we spoke to is a lot happier and a lot healthier, and they feel like better versions of themselves.

Starting point is 02:21:44 That's not to say that these drugs are a cure-all. I mean, we did talk to people who had really bad side effects from them. They're not the right fit for everyone. Notice, now she's saying, oh, you know, the side effects, probably because she's using the off-brand version. There are some issues that- Well, hold on.

Starting point is 02:22:00 She's implying that. She's implying it, yes. She's implying it. Because the side effects are notorious with those Zempic and the rest of these things. Especially with people that don't have diabetes or don't really need these drugs. And so, just as a guilt by association report at this point, which is a chicken shit way to report. That's not to say that these drugs are a cure-all. I mean, we did talk to people who had really bad side effects from them.

Starting point is 02:22:26 They're not the right fit for everyone. There are some issues that the drug manufacturers need to figure out, that insurance companies need to figure out, and going on and off of the drug is not great for your health either. And another problem with that continuity is insurance access and insurance providers covering this, employers covering it. It's important for there to be equal access to these medications. And in Bowling Green, we did go to a pharmacy that said, Ozempic and other weight loss drugs are not a big thing at this specific pharmacy in this specific area of Bowling Green because it did tend to be a bit more low income.

Starting point is 02:23:06 So we're already sort of seeing these health disparities in terms of access emerge in Bowling Green. And that's an important consideration when you're thinking about the country as a whole and who needs these drugs and who's able to access them. Yeah, I find it despicable. It's just despicable. And I really think that the politician, Trump or Harris or otherwise, who says, I'm going to make sure that you get the cheapest GLP-1 drugs, I'm going to take it down to $35. That's your game changer right there. Nobody cares

Starting point is 02:23:43 about the insulin. I mean, okay, please. Well, yeah your type one diabetic you do stop sending me emails I can already hear you're firing up. Of course people care by the way I think it was Trump who actually did in the negotiation with the big I think so too Yeah, they're just trying to take it's like, you know, there's no tips on yeah exactly No taxes on tips has also been stolen. They're just going to steal inside, which is, you know, I would do. We beat Big Pharma! I would do the same thing. So I'll stay with that for a moment.

Starting point is 02:24:12 Two clips on the M-Pox, which seems that something else was at play here. And there's even some walk back from the WHO, the World Health Organization. What was the reason? The WHO. What was the WHO, the World Health Organization, what was the reason, the WHO, what was the WHO, who's on first, who's taking the money, why was there an emergency, what was of international concern, whatever the phrase is. Well of all people, Dr. Robert Malone explains exactly why there was this all this sudden, oh, Monkeypox, Impox, oh no, why? Well, here's the answer.

Starting point is 02:24:52 Or psychological bioterrorism or information warfare. And in particular right now, you want to focus on the Monkeypox story. So what's fascinating is it was just disclosed a few minutes ago by the World Health Organization that the prior monkey box emergency declaration was set to expire tomorrow. Now, when they make these emergency declarations, it gives them power and money. And so no surprise that they have contrived to come out with yet another monkeypox emergency declaration two days before, literally, before the last one expired. So this is a lot like the gamesmanship that's been done by the Biden administration regarding the declaration of emergency for COVID.

Starting point is 02:25:46 Well, there you go. So it was about to expire. So it was a scam from the get go. Total scam. It was all about the vaccines for Africa and complete because then, you know, when you have this, you can create all kinds of vaccines that can be pushed through faster etc. Complete scam and even the WHO, the WHO, the WHO comes out and says oh oh oh hold on, no no this is not the next COVID. The World Health Organization which has declared the spread of the new strain a public

Starting point is 02:26:20 health emergency of international concern on Tuesday rejected comparisons with COVID-19. M-pox is not the new COVID. Regardless of whether it's M-pox clade one behind the ongoing outbreak in East Central Africa or M-pox clade two behind the 2022 outbreak that initially impacted Europe and has continued to circulate in Europe since. But the risk to the general population is low. We know what to do and we need this time the political commitment to go for elimination. Otherwise we'll always see neglect and then panic again. So let's have a political commitment to go the last mile and especially So let's have a political commitment to go the last mile and especially stand in solidarity with the African region.

Starting point is 02:27:07 We can and must tackle MPUCs together across regions and continents. So it's all about money. And I'm sure Bill Gates has some kind of investment in the MPUCs vaccine manufacturing. So wow, thanks everybody. Everybody, even we were like, okay, here we go. This is it. Oh no. Oh, life is a scam.

Starting point is 02:27:34 They did, they did it again. They did it again to us. Yeah. Yeah. Yep. Yep. Yep. I want to play, before we could go off too far off the rails,

Starting point is 02:27:48 I want to give us a, you know, do you case got all these issues? This guy issues. I've heard there's issues. Yes. And it's terrible. So I ran into this really good clip. It's terrible. It's terrible. I had this clip from one of the, she's like a group of, she's out of the, out of the Farage camp and she's a presenter named Alex Phillips. She's been, I think her latest thing, she's on talk TV or something. She keeps floating around.

Starting point is 02:28:15 They can't, she can't keep a job, but she, but this is a, she has this nice presentation on recent UK stabbings that I think is good to listen to. This is in the last 24 hours. Really? Last 24 hours, all of these headlines. Okay, so there's been a stabbing in a supermarket in Hackney. That's a fresh one that happened today. A restaurant stabbing in Forest Gate, a man is critically ill in hospital after that.

Starting point is 02:28:42 A really bad stabbing in Gorton near Manchester where a lovely woman was killed and a Christian preacher husband and her daughter were both stabbed. There's been a stabbing in Truro, yeah, little old Truro. An acid attacker has struck in a place called Te P Valley in Wales, a place I actually know quite well, believe it or not. In Peterborough, there's been a triple stabbing. Torquay Castle Circus, there was a stabbing there, that was a woman being jailed for that stabbing. Thankfully, they've found a spot for her to go in amongst the protesters.

Starting point is 02:29:15 Of course, there was a horrible story of girls being sexually assaulted on the beach in Bournemouth. I remember the good old days when you could go to the beach without being raped. And Dorset police put out a big statement to all the newspapers and on social media saying, if you've been a witness, if you've seen these men approach these girls and sexually assault them, please come forward. And I'm like, okay, so what did he look like? Oh, I, okay, we're not going to find out. That's very helpful. There's been an asylum seeker who stabbed his immigration lawyer and took, wrap it all up, a man murdered a woman and had sex with the corpse.

Starting point is 02:29:54 Oh man. So there you go, ladies and gentlemen. Just as well we're emptying all the prisons because it seems the stabbers are on the loose. What is going on? Wow. That, well, no, you know what? This, I'm gonna give you borderline for that. That was... ["Borderline"]

Starting point is 02:30:13 Wow. And mainly because when we, when the stabbing started, and remember the zombie knives? They had the zombie knives. I even got a zombie knife, it was so cool. And then we'd get producers emailing us, that's not true, it's not like your guns in America, your guns kill everybody, it's not that bad.

Starting point is 02:30:35 Knives is a problem in Britain. My favorite one in that series of clips, this was at the beginning of the month where this report was, I think the eighth of August was when this report came out. When she did this, I guess it's daily, there's all these stabbings. But my favorite one was the immigrant who stabbed his immigration attorney. You know what stops knife crime? Guns.

Starting point is 02:31:02 Guns. Well, it's interesting at the end that- Indiana Jones proved that. Although, man, if you got a crazy person with a knife, you got to get your gun out real fast, because they can hurt you before you can hurt them. So she mentioned that they're letting people out of the prisons.

Starting point is 02:31:19 Well, yes, they have to lock up all these people who say horrible things on Facebook and on X and we need to put them in jail. And here's how the system works. We will guarantee a prison cell. We will make sure that those people who need to be in prison will be in prison, not necessarily in the area where they live. They may be two, 300 miles away from home, but we will guarantee people a prison cell. The numbers are so tight there, how can you make that guarantee?

Starting point is 02:31:52 They are tight and that's why we've initiated operation early dawn. So basically, the easiest way to describe it is one in, one out. So as people get released, we can then pick up people from police cells and take them to court and we will triage that three times a day. There you go. So you just let somebody out. The cells are full. So let someone else out who can go get a knife, I guess.

Starting point is 02:32:18 Yeah, they got something wrong there. Well, their priorities are screwed up. We need to be, pay very close attention to what's going on there. Because this is the kind of government that does weird stuff. I did it. You said it. I heard that. I did it. This is a problem. You're one up on me for today.

Starting point is 02:32:37 It's two to one. I'm very sorry. This is the kind of stuff that I think could happen here if you have the wrong government. They can do stupid stuff. This is dumb. Anyway, let's shout out to our producer who came in today and we'll check out what's happening with the Ukraine versus Russia conflagration. And it's heating up a bit with the drones over Moscow.

Starting point is 02:33:10 Now, Russian authorities say air defense systems shot down several Ukrainian drones that targeted Moscow overnight. Russia's defense ministry said it destroyed a total of 45 drones over Russian territory, including 11 over the capital region. Moscow's mayor said the city faced one of the biggest drone attacks Ukraine has launched against the capital so far. And then listen to what Zelensky says. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Monday the offensive showed Moscow's threats

Starting point is 02:33:42 of retaliation against Western allies supplying Kiev were a bluff. Addressing diplomats and other officials in the Ukrainian capital, he added that his country needs to be able to use more Western weaponry. The world knows everything in this war depends on courage, our courage and that of our partners. It depends on brave decisions, support and steps for Ukraine, not just ours. It's vital our partners are in sync with us in this determination, and then Russia will be left with no option but peace. Okay.

Starting point is 02:34:17 So he's saying, oh, they were just bluffing about, uh, about, you know, conquering us and then going into Europe. Who says that? I find this troubling. I find that the information is so poor from every direction that it's like, I don't know if you... Whatever happens, happens. And then there's this ominous report.

Starting point is 02:34:46 Well, meanwhile, the Ukrainian parliament has voted to ban the Russian linked Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Kyiv considers the church to be aligned with Moscow and the bill was welcomed by President Vladimir Zelensky's office today. The church officially broke ties with its Russian counterpart in 2022, but some Ukrainian lawmakers have accused it of collaborating with Russian clergymen despite the invasion. Round them up. Yep, round them up.

Starting point is 02:35:16 You watch. Well, first they got rid of the Russian Orthodox Church and now they're getting rid of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Yeah. What's the common denominator? And they've stopped elections. There's no elections anymore. And they've shut down the media completely.

Starting point is 02:35:29 He's not even president anymore. Officially. Did he do it? No, he's not officially. He's emperor. But Trump, yes. You have anything on Russia and Ukraine? You got anything on?

Starting point is 02:35:39 No, I didn't get anything for this show. Oh, and then I have the latest from Russia. I have a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a Yes. You have anything on Russia and Ukraine? You got anything on? No, I didn't get anything for this show. Oh, and then I have the latest from Israel. Of course, it would be great to have an October surprise for the Harris campaign.

Starting point is 02:35:55 Doesn't look... I do want to play, before you play that, I do want to play this prelude to that, what you're going to play. Prelude? Which is Judy Woodruff, who she had to walk this back. Oh, yeah. Oh, I'm glad you got a clip of this. She came out with this commentary and she's had to walk it back.

Starting point is 02:36:13 I think everybody's all freaked out about it because there's no evidence whatsoever of what she's saying is true. It is over there right now working with Netanyahu. The reporting is that former President Trump is on the phone with the Prime Minister of Israel urging him not to cut a deal right now because it's believed that would help the Harris campaign. So I don't know where that... Who knows whether that will come about or not. But I have to think that the Harris campaign would like for President Biden to do what

Starting point is 02:36:52 presidents do, which is work on that one. Yeah. Okay. So she said this without evidence, big brouhaha in news land. I think she's right to be honest about it. I've said this from day one when BB went to visit Trump. It's like, Hey, I think that may have happened then, but she said he's on, she he's on the phone right now because things have changed.

Starting point is 02:37:16 Okay. I think that which is bogus. And I think that maybe he did discuss this with Netanyahu. Yeah. But I think all, when they were at Mar-a-Lago, but I think all these discussions of the, you know, the meeting in Qatar where there's no Hamas representative and all the rest of it, I think they're inflating this whole ceasefire thing that is non-existent and now they're going to blame Trump just the way they blamed him for the non passage of the bogus immigration

Starting point is 02:37:52 bill. Yeah, yeah, that's a good point. So she's an operative now. Didn't she get replaced? She's always been an operative. Well, here's the latest from Blinken. On his ninth trip to the region, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Israeli leaders once again ahead of talks in Cairo this week.

Starting point is 02:38:12 This is a decisive moment, probably the best, maybe the last opportunity to get the hostages home, to get a ceasefire, and to put everyone on a better path to enduring peace and security. Washington says new proposals will bridge the gaps between the two sides and help avert a wider war. What's most crucial now is that everyone, everyone refrain from taking any actions that could fuel further conflict, escalate tensions, and result in the spreading of violence and conflict. But over the weekend, Hamas accused Israel of setting up new demands. And although Tehran says it doesn't intend to stop peace talks,

Starting point is 02:39:02 it will seek retribution for the killings of a top Hamas leader and Iranian commander last month. Although months of previous talks have failed to reach a deal, for Washington there's an added urgency to end the Gaza war as an issue that could sway voters in key states in the upcoming US election. The White House sees this as an inflection point that must be resolved before Joe Biden hands over the reins to a new president. Well, he's already handed over the reins. Now, what they keep leaving out of these reports, if they're going to blame Trump for one thing

Starting point is 02:39:36 or another, is Trump's commentary, which has been suppressed, where he says there's the reason that Hamas is not interested in any hostage exchange in regards to a ceasefire is because they're all dead. Yeah. Israeli forces have recovered the bodies of six hostages. The country's military said today the victims were brought back during an overnight operation in Gaza. Hamas captured them during its attack on Israel in October. Four of the deceased hostages had family members who were also abducted but later freed. Hamas is still believed to be holding around 110 hostages.

Starting point is 02:40:13 Israel estimates nearly 40 of them are dead. All right, so let's let's gameplay this for a second. First of all, if any hostages are released, it will be 33. I mean, that's just a given given I can tell you right now how let's just say it's all it's gameplay how does it has to be Harris or Trump who I think has to go talk to someone in Iran to make the October surprise work to make the October surprise work? I

Starting point is 02:40:50 Don't know I Them Harris can't do it. She's not a person that can go do anything Well, I the thinking of course is that Trump has set this up. I mean Well, that's what you would think because yes, the it's because they're basing all this on Reagan back in 1979, 1980. And that really was the intelligence community and other people in the State Department. That was a scheme that Reagan had little to do with, I think, because he didn't have that much power. He couldn't make these things happen like that.

Starting point is 02:41:23 And I think Trump's in the same boat. Yeah. The CIA has got the handle on this. And they're the ones who are doing the negotiating. They're the guy who does the negotiation. Yeah, what's his name? Now he's just the CIA. But the head guy, William Burns,

Starting point is 02:41:38 Yeah, the main dude. is out there floating around like Brennan was during the Maidan situation in Ukraine. Remember, he was actually there. Yes. So I'm not blaming Trump for any of this. I'm not blaming him. I'm saying that... No, I didn't say you were, but they were blaming him in these,

Starting point is 02:41:57 like the Woodruff Report and others are blaming Trump. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, I understand that. But that just ran... Remember, it's just a big show. So, you know, I still think they all want Trump to win. I really do. Well, there's a lot of evidence that would say you're right. Who was talking? Who's Debbie Dingell? Debbie Dingell, she was a, she's a congressman or a senator from New York. I think she's a congresswoman from New York. I'll look her up. She was on Meet the Press and I guess she

Starting point is 02:42:34 knows that Biden is dead or incapacitated. Something wonderfully magical is in the air, isn't it? is in the air, isn't it? Yeah. You know, we're feeling it here in this arena, but it's spreading all across this country. We love the spirit of Joe, a familiar feeling that's been buried too deep for far too long. You know what I'm talking about? Michigan. It's the contagious power of hope. Alright, come on in Kristen.

Starting point is 02:43:13 It's fascinating because it's almost as if she and former President Obama were trying to impose the hope and change message a little bit. You think? To give it, if you will, to Vice President Kamala Harris. Did you see it that way? And also notable, obviously, she didn't mention President Biden. I think... I love President Biden, and we all need to...

Starting point is 02:43:35 He was a great president. But now we are looking to the future, and we're not going to go back. He was a great president? Is he no longer president? That's a good catch. He was a great president? Is he no longer president? That's a good catch. He was a great president. Right now he's in Napa Valley drinking wine with his wife in 747, which I assume landed at Travis Air Force Base,

Starting point is 02:43:58 didn't land in San Francisco. Somebody, daddy long legs, somebody. Do you remember, they showed this on a lot of the Fox shows and they were just mocking, mocking Biden for being a doofus, but it was like he was, this is, I think after the convention when they jumped on the plane to get out of town, even though they went on the low ramp, not the big one, into the hold basically. I don't know how they get them. I guess they put them in the elevator. There's an elevator in the 747.

Starting point is 02:44:31 Just scrap them in the baggage. Yeah, and they put them in there and up you go up at level. So, Jill's going to go on the plane and instead of following Joe, she comes up and Joe is standing there. And she doesn't acknowledge him or anything. She just starts going up. on the plane and instead of following Joe, she comes up and Joe is standing there and she doesn't acknowledge him or anything. She just starts going up to, it's not even Joe. No, it isn't. Hello.

Starting point is 02:44:51 That's what I'm having to conclude. But everyone was mocking it. At least Fox would do it. Their take was the following. Oh, look, she's so mad because she's not going to be the first lady anymore and won't get the free jet rides and she's mad at Joe. But I'm thinking maybe it wasn't Joe at all. Joe may be holed up in Washington for all we know.

Starting point is 02:45:13 Listen, the key, the clue was the grand kid. Why do you want me to hold his hand? That's not grandpa. Who's that dude? That was the key. I didn't catch that, but if that happened, that's a pretty big giveaway. Let's talk about our food for a moment. It's about to get even better.

Starting point is 02:45:32 No more fresh chicken for you. Or job losses in the meat processing industry. Tyson Foods announcing job cuts at its chicken processing complex in Wilkesboro, North Carolina. In a statement to Agday, a Tyson food spokesperson says due to increasing demand, it is shifting production from the facility to support its fully cooked products. It says as a result, fewer positions will be required at that facility. However, it did not say how many positions would be cut. The Wilkes Journal Patriot newspaper reporting over the weekend, one local official told them nearly 500 jobs would be impacted.

Starting point is 02:46:07 The changes specifically involve converting the fresh plant in Wilkes-Barreau into a bulk processing facility. That means chicken will be processed to a stage where it is ready to be sent to other Tyson facilities for further processing and packaging. Now, Tyson says its priority is to assist affected employees by offering them other opportunities within the company. So more fully cooked chicken is what they're going to make. Wait a minute. How is that cut jobs? It seems to me you process the chicken, then you go through the trouble of cooking it. That would add jobs, it seems to me. That's an

Starting point is 02:46:42 extra step. What do you mean? What am I missing here? They just, so they cut the chicken, dump it into seed oil, cook it, and then package it. You don't need half the people who are doing all the important work. Why would you not need half the people? Because it's just automatic. I subscribe to Food Machine magazine. You should see that thing. The stuff that these machines that they have for packaging food is disgusting and creepy. to Food Machine magazine, you should see that thing.

Starting point is 02:47:05 The stuff that these machines that they have for packaging food is disgusting and creepy. Well, I will say this. So I'm in Poland. Oh, here we go. You're neck in the woods. This is when you almost got killed. No, no. This is when I was floating around with Jan Ailman. We're touring the whole country basically. And... That took three minutes, three minutes.

Starting point is 02:47:28 It was, it was about four days with all the, like the best restaurants and we did a, it was a good tour. But one of the things he mentioned, cause there's this truck goes by the chicken truck. And he says that because we don't, his comment was the following, because we don't have Mexican labor or cheap labor to process the chickens, like they do in Tyson and elsewhere, that the Dutch have man have developed a manufacturing system,

Starting point is 02:47:58 all machines that can process chickens like nobody else. And it's like a thriving industry with no people working there. I think that maybe at play here. Yeah. You were probably in Barneveld. Were you in Barneveld? Does that sound familiar?

Starting point is 02:48:14 Probably. Because that's where the chickens come from. Whatever the case was, there was a lot of chicken truck. Giant trucks filled with chickens. And so, yes, he said the chicken processing there was all automated. We got breaking news. Breaking from AP. So you know it's the truth that I've been waiting for this one. Been waiting almost 17 years. US government report says fluoride at twice the recommended limit is linked to lower IQ in kids. Yep. There you go. Told you. And that's why that the ticket tip of the day from

Starting point is 02:48:53 a few weeks back when I had the water filter that particular filter takes fluoride out of the water. What was that filter again? It was the total filters I think something like that. Oh that was. We have to put a little web page together or a small booklet of the tips once we get to a couple months. Oh yes, a giblet. A giblet. Hey, we can run it through the publishing company. Yeah, we're going to need to. This morning I'm waking up, this floor right in my cup.

Starting point is 02:49:22 Yeah, I only have one more clip. I don't know if you have anything you want to You want to mention anything I want to play I got one. I guess a funny one. It's a funny. I got a funny short one. So I'll wait for you No, I'm good. I think I can push these off cuz they're kind of evergreens. This is Neil deGrasse Tyson Who now always a winner? Yeah, Always a winner. Always a winner. And, you know, some would say he's a man of science, I would say. I mean, he's an astrologist, but he's a man of science. He's an astronomer, not an astrologist.

Starting point is 02:49:58 That was funny. That was funnier than I meant it to be. Well, maybe he is an astrologist. Tell me what's going to happen. Is Mercury in retrograde? No, but he weighs in on, you know, we've had a lot of controversy over men and women's sports and even the, is it Algerian? I want to say Algerian boxer who beat all the women up.

Starting point is 02:50:30 And says that they did a test and had XY chromosome. So Neil deGrasse Tyson sets us straight, sets the record straight. That has nothing to do with being a man or a woman the xx xy chromosomes are insufficient because when we wake up in the morning we Exaggerate whatever feature we want to portray the gender of our choice Suppose no matter my chromosomes today I feel 80% female, 20% male. I'm going to put on makeup. Tomorrow I might feel 80% male. I'll remove the makeup and I'll wear a muscle shirt.

Starting point is 02:51:16 What kind of dirt do they have on this guy? What is the deal with that? I mean I heard that clip and I was going to actually clip that but I had to find a Short version of the song. I feel pretty which I was going to put at the end of the video pretty nice it's from West Side Story, I think so so so the I Heard that clip and I thought this guy was Clinically insane to say this because I don't wake up in the morning and think, oh I think I'm going to put on some makeup because I feel pretty. Do you ever wake up in the

Starting point is 02:51:51 morning and say I need some mascara? I mean a guy? No, nobody does this. Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fab. Yeah, on no agenda in the morning. Hey reminder, we have not one but two tips of the day coming up, because I have a tip. The tip of the day has become quite the feature on the show. People are listening to the entire program. And of course, after that, we have our end of show mixes and we do have some fun meetup reports and a Guf promo, so always worth hanging around for. Birthdays as well and we would like to thank the producers who supported us, $50 and above. John, what do you have? Well, I'm going to start with Brian McIver. How about McIver?

Starting point is 02:52:41 McIver, yeah, McIver. McIver, yes. Okay, thisover. MCI. How about MacGyver? How about MacGyver? Ah, MacGyver. Yeah, MacGyver. MacGyver, yes. MacGyver. Okay, he's in Portage or Portage. Portage. Portage.

Starting point is 02:52:52 Portage. Michigan. 16867, which he claims is the double boobs donation with fees. Hmm. Hmm. Okay. But more importantly, he wants to call out Eric Wick as a douchebag Martin Walla in

Starting point is 02:53:14 Zwickau, Deutschland. This is a Deutschlander. Zwickau. Zwickau He says happy anniversary. 133.69. Happy anniversary. Thank you for the courage and the sanity, lots of love from Deutschland. Hello Deutschland. Isaiah Paramore. Can I just say, I am proud that we have so many Deutschlanders listening to the show. We have always done well in Deutschland. Yes we have.

Starting point is 02:53:41 That's just good to know. I like that a lot. Isaiah Paramore in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, 133. She needs, I think it's, no, it's on Isaiah, but a happy baby, a health baby and job karma. Please can we put that at the end? Nathan Cochran in Franklin, Tennessee. This is my buddy Nathan. Hello Nathan. One, two, three, four, five. Mike Tote in Memphis, Tennessee.

Starting point is 02:54:13 Yeah, I have to keep leaning over because I got the mic in the wrong spot. It's Mike Tole with an L. Tole. Tole. I can't really see the screen where I am. Where are you? I'm away from the screen a mile because of the old mic setup that you rejected. And I put the new- You need a curry one beta, man. No, I need to move the mic is what I need to do, but I'm not going to do it now.

Starting point is 02:54:37 Mike Toll in Memphis, Tennessee 10535. Maddy M in Corona, California 100 with a happy birthday babe for Nick. I love you and the life we are building together. Oh, sweet. Loves and kisses. Simon, Knight of the Long Rifle in Iceternwick, Victoria, Australia.

Starting point is 02:55:02 I guess. Elsternwick. 100. Elsternwick, I think. Elstern, okay. So, health karma for him is some F cancer for him at the end. Okay. Ian Field, 100. Jesse Saffold in Eugene, Oregon, 100. Rob in Middleton, New Jersey, and he's a D douche. You've been D douche Bob. D douche Bob. And that was Bob, I guess.

Starting point is 02:55:31 I don't know. Amy Sullivan in Edmonds, Washington, a hundred anonymous in Columbus, Ohio, a hundred, uh, Dakota Cole in Sherwood, uh, Oregon, a hundred and a lot of hundreds today. It was interesting, to say the least. Glenn Spangler in Roseville, Michigan, 8438. And he needs F cancer too. Kevin McLaughlin, there he is. We got him twice, 8008, one for show 1687.

Starting point is 02:56:04 And there's Kevin McLaughlin in show 1688, Archduke of Luna, second attempt, my apologies to the show, he's got both donations in so he's still caught up. Yes, thank you. Good to know you're okay, Archduke. Harry Kelly Tate, I guess, in Finland, 8 0 0 8. Tagen Pinkerton in North Haven, South Australia. Uh, you got a birthday shout out for a husband. Dave. Yes.

Starting point is 02:56:33 Dave Pinkerton. He's on the list. And he's on the list. Love from Down Under. Uh, M F D X of Anjou. 7038. And the message is that's image makers with ink with a K.com. Okay. How, when you get people- Is this Anjou France?

Starting point is 02:56:55 I mean, where is this? I don't know, who cares? Thanks, Anjou. Ture Rick, Arlington, Washington, 6996. Samantha Vieira in San Antone,36 has got a happy birthday called for Freddie yes. Les Tarkowski in Kingman Arizona 6114 Henry Cocazoli in Livonia Michigan 5809 thank you for talking about the Adobe Audio Enhancer. It rescued our church's live stream recording. Wow.

Starting point is 02:57:29 How about that? That was a tip of the day that we never even called a tip of the day. It is now. It's in the book. It should be. Corey Cotton in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, 5510. Another happy birthday. A lot of birthdays today.

Starting point is 02:57:42 Yeah, I know. Maybe there'll be some… I'm looking… wait a minute, I'm looking at the list, there's no nights, there's no nothing but birthdays. That's right. Cerdarius Unity in Essex, Maryland, 5509. Anything there? No.

Starting point is 02:58:00 Jennifer Williams in Davy Crockett Nation, Texas. Is there, or is that National Park? Oh, no, this is, she says, I received a bag of Cameroon coffee from Gigawatt Coffee after my shout out on show 1683. Thanks for the suggestion. V for V. It works. I guess so. Jonathan Ferris in liberal Kansas, 55.

Starting point is 02:58:24 Scott Merrill in Ventura, California, 55. As the ASEA is that it? As you led with Asia, probably Asia led with in South Hadley, Massachusetts, 53 33 Preston Isaacson in Boca Raton, 53.33. These are all $50 donors that are adding their fees, which is $3.33. Well, it depends because some other people do 52.72, so I guess they're using different fee structure. I don't know.

Starting point is 02:58:58 I think that it changes. Nice. I don't know why. I've noticed this too. It happens with all the donations. Some people get charged more. Depending on... If you're in Aledo, Texas, you get charged a full amount.

Starting point is 02:59:11 That's right. 53.33, that's where Mark Hardwick is. Oh, no, wait. That is the Stripe donation. Ah. So I don't know why it came in at 53.33. Stripe donation. Ah. So I don't know why it came in at 53.33. Stripe charges more. Dustin Begovich in Eagle, Idaho, 52.72.

Starting point is 02:59:36 Jacqueline Lentz in Muskego, Wisconsin, 52.72. Urbana builders, LLC. If you're in Urbana, go to see them. Boulders, Urbana boulders. If you need a boulder, if you need a boulder. You need a boulder, go there. Ian Jolovich. There's actually a company that sells boulders.

Starting point is 02:59:58 Yeah, I bet. Ian Jolovich in Wheatland, Wyoming, 5272. John DeSanti in Belford, New Jersey, 5272. Baron Henry in Rancho Palos Verdes, 5242. Sean Hines in Austin, Texas, 5169. He just moved there. It's a South Austin with a smoking hot wife and newborn son. Yeah.

Starting point is 03:00:28 I got karma for you. And he says, ignore my DM on LinkedIn, John. Trust me. You don't have to worry about John looking at his DMs on LinkedIn. I do check him once a month. Sir Luke Rainer in London, UK, 50-50. Yes, he's the Earl of London in the Southeast. Thank you, Sir Luke.

Starting point is 03:00:51 James Little in Alameda, California, 50-33. And he sends a donation because of the cover art. There you go. Need him to laugh out loud. Boris Martin, 50-05, and Andrew Benz, 50.05, and the following people are $50 donors, name and location, starting with Andrew Gusick in Greensboro, Nicholas Arutovitch in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, Richard Turner in St. Charles, Missouri, Michael Sackora in New Richmond, Wisconsin, Anonymous in Clifton, New Jersey.

Starting point is 03:01:25 Sir Michael in Snohomish, Washington. Shipping in, he says. Simon O'Shaughn, I think, in Snellville, Georgia. Michael Statham, parts unknown. Now we have a missing name in Pinellas Park, Florida, listening since 2012 and the name is gone. I'll give you an anonymous for that. And Wendell, Wendell, Wendell, W-Y-N-D-E-L-A, Cooper in Greenville, South Carolina, 50,

Starting point is 03:02:00 and needs a biscuit for her son. It's a birthday call out for Hezekiah. Okay, that's our group of producers and supporters of show 1688. Big group. And thank you for coming in. If you're under 50, reasons of anonymity, we don't mention those. Also, those of you who are on a sustaining donation, it's highly appreciated. These mean a big deal to us. You can go to NoAgendaDonations.com. Support the show! You know you want to.

Starting point is 03:02:30 They always give me a biscuit on my birthday. Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs. Let's vote for jobs! You've got...... ... ... All the carmers in one go. Thank you all very much. NoAgendaDonations.com

Starting point is 03:02:54 It's a birthday, birthday on NoAgenda And today we congratulate Cotton Gin. He celebrated his birthday on the 20th and of course, Cottoninn, well known to the No Agenda stream and has been helping out quite a lot with everything. Also OG Godcaster Steve Webb celebrated on the 20th. Happy birthday Steve. Sam and JC Vieira wished Freddie Vieira a very happy one celebrated yesterday. Cory Cotton turns 53 today. Sir Andy and Dame Kylie wish their beautiful son Eddie a very happy birthday.

Starting point is 03:03:30 He turns 15 on the 24th. Windell and Mandy say happy birthday to their son, Hazekia Cooper on the 24th. Teagan Pinkerton, her husband Dave Pinkerton celebrates his 30th, no his 37th on the 28th. And Maddie M says happy birthday to Nick Chapman. And we say happy birthday to everybody from the staff and management here at the mighty No Agenda Show!

Starting point is 03:03:55 And there's no title changes, no nights, no day-ends. We do have a day and a night in the bay, and so we're very happy about that. So it's time to take a look at those meetups, because we've had a lot of meetups, a lot of cool reports to talk about. And our first report comes from Baron Scott, Dame Christine. They organized the big float meetup in San Marcos. They floated the river for hours, then had a meetup afterwards. The constitutional lawyer was there. Sir Brian with an eye was there. It was a big hoot nanny. We're going down to the river, down to the river.

Starting point is 03:04:31 Let's go. In the morning, from the river. Hey, it's Dame Andy Jane and my friend Mark. And I just want to give a shout out to my dad, Sir Sorted Out. And Dame, access the PIVA. Hey guys, I had a great time on the float. Thank you so much. I'm going to go back to the river.

Starting point is 03:04:39 I'm going to go back to the river. I'm going to go back to the river. I'm going to go back to the river. I'm going to go back to the river. I'm going to go back to the river. I'm going to go back to the river. I'm going to go back to the river. I'm going to go back to the river. I'm going to go back to the river And I just want to give a shout out to my dad, Sir Sorted Out and Dame, Actress Eva. Hey guys, I had a great time on the float. Thank you so much Scott for having us.

Starting point is 03:04:51 This is Brendan from Local 512 saying we had a great time at the float. Hey Tina, I met Brian with an eye and he was really hot in his swimsuit. In the morning, John and Adam. Sir Eric from Dallas, Texas, thank you for your courage. This is Barry Scott. I have an interloper here. I just found out he's not from freaking Jersey. This is Dirty Jersey Whore,

Starting point is 03:05:11 creeping in on your meetup again. Y'all be good. In the morning, this is Gogman. I just want to say I'm in box three since 23. Ever since I gave a teaching monkeys the French kiss. In the morning, this is Dame Shanarki and I know what a woman is. This is Sir Deucifer, had a great float and even caught a nap. What more can you ask for? In the morning this is Laura and Michael. Thank you for your courage Don and Adam. Thanks to Baron Scott for sending up the float. Had a great time in San Marcos. This is Sir Brian with an I and my AI girlfriend could not make the meet up today but I met another lovely lady in the river.

Starting point is 03:05:46 This is keeper Christine here hanging out with Sir Brian because Farmer Chris couldn't be here today, so Brian it is. And this is Baron Scott. Thanks everybody who made the trek down. Hey, this is Rob, your constitutional lawyer. By listening to this message, you are agreeing to my EULA. All right.

Starting point is 03:06:04 Wow, a lot of stars. Big no agenda stars hanging out at the Texas Meetup. That's your connection and protection. You can get your legal help, you can get your whore help from Dirty Jersey Whore. Who else was there? Fantastic. I wish I could have been there, but I was prepping until

Starting point is 03:06:20 about 5 in the afternoon. Now we have a report from South Florida. In the morning is Brian from the South Florida Margarita meetup, great conversation, great people. A lot of talk about guns and God. I'm so excited because today everybody RSVP'd and came and I can't wait to go shoot some guns with these people. ITM is Bonnie Ray's.

Starting point is 03:06:43 We've had so much fun here at the Meetup in Florida. Can't wait for the next one. ITM, it's Leslie. I'm so happy to be here again with these wonderful people. And John and Adam, thank you for what you do and thank you all the producers for what you do as well. ITM, it's Blinder. I'm a newbie.

Starting point is 03:06:59 Can't wait to get to the range. Woohoo! ITM, KT, LD. Keep the lid down for those people that don't know. It's been a great meetup. We're looking forward to shooting with all these people. In the morning, this is Phil and there is hope. Mike's eating my mac and cheese.

Starting point is 03:07:11 Get on a meetup, get a flip book. Get on the floor again! Don't forget to go online to knowagendameetups.com and RSVP for all of our amazing upcoming Florida meetups. Next up, we have our September meetup in the Jacksonville St. Augustine area. That is our seafood and sangria meetup. Then in October we will be in central Florida for our Second Amendment Sunday meetup at the OK Corral Gun Club.

Starting point is 03:07:38 Then in December we will be in West Palm Beach for our Game of Axes meetup where we will be throwing axes and knives. And last but certainly not least, we are still voting on the location for our game of axes meetup where we will be throwing axes and knives and last but certainly not least we are still voting on the location for our November to remember meetup if you would like that meetup to be in a spot near you in the state of Florida please join our group chat and cast your vote so we can make sure it's like a party wow margaritas and then shoot guns. Those guys are good. I love that.

Starting point is 03:08:11 What podcast, except the best one in the universe, has a community like this? I dare you to show me. How about these guys in Indianapolis? Hello, this is Dei Maria. And Sir Mark. Straight back from Greece. And having an amazing time re-meeting our No Agenda family.

Starting point is 03:08:28 Sir Craig of the Dark Moon here, just the tip. Amy from Westfield in the morning. Has anyone seen Toy Story 3 and that antagonistic teddy bear? Because that's what I think about when I think of VP nominee walls. This is Emily in the morning. This is Bruce here just drinking some beer in the church. Nada from Indianapolis,

Starting point is 03:08:44 currently going through a non-soul midlife crisis trying to find out my mom's donation amount. I will get you to Dame Hood, I promise. In the morning, Dame Swanny. Sir Benny here, we're just talking about Kamala Sutra. All the different positions. In the morning, Dame Trinity visiting from Fort Wayne having a great time. In the morning, John and Edmonds from PBR Street Gang. Just a quick shout out to the guys in Uruguay, in the jungle. This is Sharon visiting from Fort Wayne having a great time. In the morning, John and Adam from PBR Street Gang.

Starting point is 03:09:05 Just a quick shout out to the guys in Uruguay, in the jungle. This is Shannon visiting from Fort Wayne. I avoided the casting couch, but I did raise my hand line to try and win the lottery. It didn't work. Hey, this is Kyra from Carmel. A lot of thanks to Mark and Maria for hosting this.

Starting point is 03:09:18 We can do it with Adam. In the morning, This is John from Fishers, and I've got Greek cookies, yay! In the morning, John and Adam, quit fishing your nuts. Adam, I need some hearing aids. Tom, not Brady. This is Mike the Polymath, Easy Peasy Podcasts. And between Tom Cruise and Snoop Dogg, I don't know what the hell I'm watching.

Starting point is 03:09:36 In the morning, John and Adam, this is Nick. Tom Cruise is a national treasure of France. Hi, my name is Shay from St. Joe's Brewery, Indianapolis, Indiana. I'm with the No Agenda Group, they're an awesome group. Fun to have around. In the morning, this meetup was so weird. Oh man, I love our meetup crews. Fantastic, absolutely phenomenal.

Starting point is 03:10:02 All right, let's see what we have coming up on Saturday, the Let's Drink About It 333 Central Time Ozark Beer Company Absolutely phenomenal. All right, let's see what we have coming up on Saturday. The Let's Drink About it 333 Central Time Ozark Beer Company in Rogers, Arkansas. Also on Saturday, the Flight of the No Agenda is number 55 now. Leo Bravo organized that at Copper Steel Grill in Monrovia, California. On Saturday also Northern Virginia Meetup Spooksville 5 o'clock at Cat Boat Pizza Bar in Alexandria, Virginia. And on Saturday the 24th, the August Meetup for Dempsey's Columbus, Ohio, the Black Hills

Starting point is 03:10:34 No Agenda Meetup at 3 o'clock at Cows Peak Brewing in Spearfish, South Dakota. And then on Sunday, our next showday, the longest standing member London Meetup Part 2, the Lore of the land that is griff's deal London no agenda meetup is this Sunday at the lore of the land pub Nearest tube stop is great Portland Street dames nights and douchebags expected to surge Pickled onion monster munch and award-winning scotch eggs will also be in attendance That's the London no Agenda Meetup this Sunday. 3.30 till 7 p.m.

Starting point is 03:11:12 Also on Sunday, the Southwest New Hampshire Meetup, Yasho Jamaica Grill in Keene, New Hampshire, 3.33 p.m. Longview's mid-month monthly meetup Learn to Play 42, the domino game, 4.33 at Rotolo's Pizzeria, Longview, Texas. That is aup, learn to play 42 the domino game, 433 at Rotolo's Pizzeria, Longview, Texas, that is a dirty Jersey horror joint right there, and Don't Be a Douchebag meetup, 530 at McNally's, South in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and finally on next Thursday the Georgia monthly, 6 o'clock Eastern time, Cherry Street Brewing in Alpharetta, Georgia. Those are just a few of the meetups taking place around the world. There's many more scheduled throughout September

Starting point is 03:11:47 into October. If you want to know what's going on, if you want to be a part, you need to get to a meetup. You'll never be disappointed, I guarantee it. NoAgendaMeetups.com. If you can't find one near you, start one yourself. It's easy and always guaranteed a party. Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.

Starting point is 03:12:09 You want to be where you want to be. Triggered or held to blame. You want to be where everybody feels the same. It's like a party. Nice production values, everybody. Well done. Well done. Well done. It's good.

Starting point is 03:12:27 It just warms my heart. It really does. Does it warm your heart? No. No. You don't like it? I like it. It doesn't warm my heart though.

Starting point is 03:12:41 I'm not like in tears or anything. Oh, I kind of am. I wake up in the morning and I say I'm putting on makeup. I'm putting on some mascara. I've been looking good at the Safeway. We always like to determine the end of show ISOs around this time in the program. I'll go first since I only have two and you have three. Here's my first one. Hot Pockets, whatever they are.

Starting point is 03:13:02 I'd never heard that one from Julia Childs. It's not really great. Wow that's a weird clip. What? Two to two. Oh I screwed up. Two to two. Here's my... this I think is a contender. I don't respect boomers. I don't respect what? Boomers. I thought you said doomers. Okay, well it's not good then. What do you have? That's it? That's all I have. I was busy with other stuff, man.

Starting point is 03:13:31 Okay, I've got, let's start with mind your own business. Mind your own damn business! Yeah, I don't like him. I don't like him saying that. So somebody sent a note in the I didn't mention this But I realized as soon as they put that note in they were thanking us for taking over from Mind Space from Rush Limbaugh. Yes, I saw that

Starting point is 03:13:59 Okay JD Vance Looks like a rush limbaugh when you do no, no not JD Vance JD Vance looks like Rush Limbaugh. When you look at the beard. No, no, not JD Vance. JD Vance? JD, you take a look at JD Vance and think what Rush Limbaugh looked like.

Starting point is 03:14:14 No, I think that Tim Walz looks like Rush Limbaugh. No, no, Jim Walz looks like Bugs Bunny. He's got the big jaw, no. JD Vance, take a look at him. He's got the small, he looks just like Rush. If you start big jaw, no. JD Vance, take a look at him, he's got the small, he looks just like Rush Limbaugh. If you start looking, when you see JD Vance, think of Rush Limbaugh and you're gonna see it.

Starting point is 03:14:30 Well, according to Neil deGrasse Tyson, he can wake up in the morning and say, I think. Yeah, put on some makeup. Yeah, well, that's what your theory is, anyway. I feel like Rush Limbaugh, okay. Uh, okay, let's try Job. Job, well done. Yeah, possibility, possibility.

Starting point is 03:14:44 How about cool? It's actually really cool. It's great! Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm That means it's time for a tip of the day, not one, but two. Green advice for you and me. Just a tip with JCD. And sometimes at home. All right. Do you want to go first? Sure.

Starting point is 03:15:18 What you got? I've got a device. People normally can get these things for pressure washers. If you have a pressure washer, you can buy these, these foaming devices. You put them on the end of the pressure washer and it's got a big container below and it shoots foam on your car and cleans your car. But there is a low pressure version that goes with a regular garden hose. Oh, okay.

Starting point is 03:15:41 From a company called Foam King. Foam King. Foam King. Yes, Foam King. And you can get it. I think it's FoamKing.shop. FoamKing.shop and it's probably available on Amazon. And Foam King has a, their one device is the King of Suds, they call it. It's a, it's a, it's a nozzle that also, King of suds, they call it. It's a nozzle that also...

Starting point is 03:16:05 King of suds. King of suds. The nozzle hooks right to this device that's got the foamer on it and the bottle of juice. And it works like a champ. Yesterday we were testing it out. Jay and I both, it was actually Wednesday, yeah, yesterday. We washed our cars with it. Works like a champ, it's called the Foam King,

Starting point is 03:16:32 FoamKing.shop, and get the King of Suds. It's really a nice product. The King of Suds. And then you just unhook, it's got a little, one of these kind of click on hook connections, if you unclick it and you got a regular nozzle and you can just wash off the foam and or you know if you need to rub it down you can do that too. Okay well I'm always in need of

Starting point is 03:16:53 a high pressure stuff here. Well you know also buy a pressure washer with one of these devices and that would kick ass. I want the cheap jack stuff come on. What was it called again? The King of Suds? What was it called? The King of Suds. FoamKing is FoamKing.shop. So we received an Amazon package yesterday, and I think there may be one in your PO box as well. And we couldn't figure it out. And we're looking at this by like, who ordered this?

Starting point is 03:17:22 And it's a box of, it's in German. Oh, hold on, let me get it. It's a box of roller blade, Birocheteu-Rollen! In French, roulette-rolet pour chaise de bureau. And we couldn't figure out what is this? And then all of a sudden I remembered a note from the Baron of Old Bay. He says, I'm sending a product tip to you via Amazon.

Starting point is 03:17:51 Try it out. If you think it's a tip worth spreading the word. I don't own this company. Just happy, a happy customer to improve my work from home life. So this is a, it has five roller blade wheels in it, but you don't attach them to your roller blades. You, you replace your office chair wheels with these. And it's, it's fantastic because you know, roller blade wheels, that's a whole different level of wheel compared to what you, the crappy things you get on your, on your wheels. Yes, yes. He says they're like 10 or 20 bucks

Starting point is 03:18:28 on Amazon. I have to say I was blown away by this tip of the day. Thank you very much. The Baron of Old Bay. World's gone mad. But don't you worry. It's time for tip of the day with Adam Curry. And if that doesn't tell you that we are the best podcasting universe, I don't know what does. We got tips that'll just make your life better. And I like your tip of the day with one exception.

Starting point is 03:18:55 Oh, what's that? Well, I didn't get enough details. What is this thing called? How would I order it? I read it to you. It's the Rollerblade Bürostuhler Rollen. Okay. In German, just go office chair roller blades on Amazon.

Starting point is 03:19:09 Okay, that'll do it. It's from the office owl. There you go. What are we doing? We're out of control. Up next on the No Agenda Stream Millennial Media Offensive, it's episode 113 of the kids. Always a good show. They're big fans. We love them too. The and I, oh yeah, they put together a doozy. Coming to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country, right here in Fredericksburg, Texas, FEMA region number six. In the morning everybody, I'm Adam Curry. And from Northern Silicon Valley,

Starting point is 03:19:53 where I noticed the wind has blown over the garbage cans. It's windy, I'm John C. DeVore. We return on Sunday, please join us and remember us at noagendadonations.com. Support the show! Until then, adios, mofos, a hooey, hooey, and such. It is the influencers. It's a good thing, not a bad thing.

Starting point is 03:20:13 This is the way, not no way. He said no way, and I said way. Okay, right. I'm hearing them clicking in his mouth. Well, no, it's not evangelicals. Bro. Trump's argue of how much influence he has on the Russian leader. He loves the guy.

Starting point is 03:20:34 And he said, no way. And I said, way. The highest level of diplomacy. Bro. Of course he was a player. Bro Joe, Joe Bro. I am hearing dentures. No way. This is the way, not no way.

Starting point is 03:20:51 Chameling moaning up there. And that's how I talk? Really? No way. Fringe. Talk through her nose and a fight kind of the way she sounds like a kid. Chameling moaning up there. Did you hear about this? Don't be moaning.

Starting point is 03:21:05 Where he went all Satan. I mean it sounds like two high school girls. I told him things that what I would do and he said no way and I said way. You cannot sign one of these NDAs. You just don't do it. Don't ever do it, don't ever do it. Come on.

Starting point is 03:21:21 No way. Moaning at Zappa? Just know, they might have been paid to say the things they're saying. I knew. It's a good thing. I'm like, putting you out. And that's how I talk? Really?

Starting point is 03:21:34 When Donald Trump comes down to Texas, stands next to officers in uniforms just like mine, he's not there to help us. He is a self-serving man. to help us. He is a self-serving man. When he killed the border bill, he just made our jobs harder. A comel on the other hand, has been fighting border crime for years. She's gone down to Mexico, and worked to stop the traffickers. And when the traffickers didn't stop, she put him in jail. Down in my neck of the woods, we call that fooling around and finding out.

Starting point is 03:22:11 On January 20th, 2021, with the inauguration of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, we established one of the most successful presidencies of modern times. The other day, our opponent implied that it's his being deported to be promoted one more time. They'd be able to rig it from now on and they wouldn't have to vote again. Pulling around and finding out. I almost croaked in the first debate of this election season. Ladies and gentlemen, it is time to rummel ice! I'm shooting off ears like the one on me But I'm okay, let's see how you do it

Starting point is 03:23:21 You dug your own grave Let's get down to earth Hit me with your best shot Why don't you hit me with your best shot Hit me with your best shot Fire away Come on with it, come on, you don't fight fair But that's okay, I got my fist in the air Secret service is breastfeeding

Starting point is 03:23:50 And I'm gonna be the president again Hit me with your best shot Come on! Why don't you hit me with your best shot? Come on, man! Hit me with your best shot Audio smoke, boys Fire away You're fired, get out of here! Come on, man! Hit me if it's your best shot! Audio, it's mo' foes. FIRE AWAY!

Starting point is 03:24:06 You're fired! Get outta here! Thirty-four fellies! Nothin'! A bullet! Nothin'! You show me, really, the bullet was really weak. They couldn't do anything about it. Right? What a weak bullet! I just... That's all I have to do. What was it like for you?

Starting point is 03:24:27 Not pleasant. Not pleasant? I said there was blood, I had more blood. I didn't know I had that much blood. Of shooting off ears like the wall on me Before you put another notch on my orange man face Before I said I'm Presidente Hit me with your best shot Why don't you hit me with your best shot? Hit me with your best shot

Starting point is 03:25:00 Before you rule me Hit me with your best shot Why don't you hit me with your best shot The bullets going bing, bing, bong, bong, bong, bong Between the buildings Hey, very bloody place What the hell did I do for democracy? Last week I took a bullet for democracy.

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