Pay us I'm not gonna be subpoenaed Adam curry John C.
Devorah. Sunday December 29 2019. This is your award
winning combination media assassination episode 12 103.
This
is no agenda.
Growing burger moves and broadcasting live from
opportunity's own 33 Here at the frontier of Austin, Texas
capital of the drone Star State in the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry,
and I'm from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm wondering if
this bird poop is a gift from North Korea. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Raglan Buzzkill.
All right, two places to start from bird poop or burger boobs.
Your call sir.
Well, I don't have much for the bird poop was a one shot,
although it was referring to it was referring to the meteor that
broke up over the Marianas, I thought that everyone thought
was maybe the gift. Meanwhile, of course, in the middle of the
I think Guam was hit by Typhoon, YouTube.
Typhoon, Typhoon, YouTube. I don't know anything about this.
Look it up.
I know, there was a typhoon, but I didn't know it was called
YouTube.
I'm pretty sure I could be wrong. In fact, I was that what
it was called. I heard the report. I never I never read
anything. But it's a she said, YouTube.
I found that I did write that down that story is look, here's
here's a story where lots of people died and no one's no
one's attributing it to climate change.
Much because they don't have the right reporters.
And it's also brown people. Don't give us a shot. This is
not important. Not important. I did want to start off our last
show of the year, just with a little simple deconstruction. A
reminder what the no agenda show is here to help you with and
just just a little bit disappointed that one of the
most emailed articles over the past few days has started
Thursday, was the estrogen in the Impossible Burger, which
apparently has so much estrogen, that it will make men grow
breasts. You saw this?
Yeah, I did, of course. And of course, everybody quickly
debunked.
Well, that's not that. Well, the debunking is, I guess, if you'd
have to eat four Whoppers a day for five years, and then maybe
maybe you'd have an A cup.
I think if somebody ate four Whoppers a year of any sort,
they get an A or a B cup. But then
what I was disappointed in is that, you know, where was the no
agenda thinking cap people, this is such an easy one. And only.
We're too obsessed with headlines and little Synopsys.
And we're not really doing the work anymore. It's
disappointing. Now, if you look at all the stories, there's a
source for this report. And the source comes from the tri state
livestock news corps, also known as the newspaper that ranchers
read. And it came from a veterinarian who didn't publish
this.
So not even a research. No, I
just want people to understand that it's worth looking for two
seconds, and they invent Ah, okay, now I understand what's
going on. Instead, everyone is online at least I don't think it
really made it much to mainstream because why would any
any television station or newspaper do ask us to do a
negative story about Burger King. That's not going to
happen. But online is online. It's just Oh, no, no simple
deconstruction people's
voice again.
I can't I can't do it. I can't do the voice. It's it's a
natural talent. I can't force it. Welcome, those of you who
are just told this morning by Scott Adams on his periscope
that you must listen to the no agenda show. That was nice. He
gave us a plug he didn't find what do you find? Listen to his
show. Here's what I think happened. I'm gonna think I'm
gonna go listen to the interview they did with me. Was it last
week? I can't remember.
It was a pretty good show that I think about it. No, I believe
what happened? I have not heard it yet. I have not looked at it
because it happened just before the show started. I think comic
strip blogger at least he's taking credit for it. Put
something into the chat and said Oh, no agenda show and Scott
apparently responded to that and said, Oh, yes, no agenda is a
great podcast. You should go and listen. That's what I'm so good.
Worried.
Well, thank you comic strip blogger. It was indeed you very
good work. Yeah, I don't want you have to do.
I'd like To remind everybody the no agenda Christmas album, Sir
Chris Wilson's EP is going to be online for the full 12 Days of
Christmas. So you have a few more to get it link in the show
notes. You can find it in the show notes.com. And it's well
worth it. I have a great end of show mix from that album, which
is the ring doorbell hack. So we'll be listening to that at
the end of the show. And even though I thought it would be
kind of hard to put a something together today, there's some
interesting news out there.
I'm glad you got it. Because I ended up getting caught up in a
number of retrospectives. And I ended up with some old clips and
I'll do a thing later.
What is this? Like? You're going mainstream army now you're going
to do like, like all the M five M boys?
No, I'm going meta mainstream. Oh. So I took a listen to for
example, on the media. Yes. They had a day did a retrospective of
notes. That's right, the worst. I only listened to the first
minute and a half. And I was like, No. And someone emailed it
to us. And was very enthusiastic about it, I think, or did I just
misunderstand
Yod.
Really? That bad? Well,
I mean, if you want me to get into a couple of clips, I didn't
clip it too much. But I made my own list of what they talked
about because the clips are are not really that great.
Do you want to if you want to we can do news where we can start
off with you slamming them the mainstream for this that would
be thinking I'd rather start slamming okay.
I'm with you, boy. Let's start slamming
LTM. Israel, there was a Oh TM as opposed to in the morning.
They have Oh, TM on the morning.
On the media, on the media. Yeah. Well, the first clip is
that this is what they've they've learned a lot
now. All right, let's back it up on the media is a a radio show
produced in New York City WNYC. I think as part of the NPR
public radio spectrum, I've been on it when when podcasting first
kicked off, they had me on the interviewed me for a little bit,
saying we have a clip of this call. I'm sure it's out there.
I'm
sure they have it in the archives. I doubt it. Anyway. So
it's the guy
that's the kind of the FE producer comes on. And he talks
about what we've learned, we've learned a lot. And by the way,
this is really a prelude for him begging for money for the
podcast, they have a podcast, aside from the huge amounts of
money they probably received from in whatever that station is
plus the underwriters, all the underwriters, they have whatever
you want to call it. But here we go, ot M learned a lot one.
Hey there, this is John Hanrahan, otium producer. At the
end of the year, we like to comb through our archives I
stop. This is the exact moment where I turned it off. I
remember hearing this guy come on as one of the producers and
like, can you imagine any no agenda producer talking like
that. And the enunciation, he puts in his voice, and we'd like
to do a little image perspective at the end of the year. Enjoy.
This was
Hey there, this is John Hanrahan, producer. At the end
of the year, we like to comb through our archives or pull up
some of the new words we've learned. And this year, he had a
bumper crop
Tilos some place we are bound to end up. This is where this
historic box complex gets us into trouble. This Go girl comes
from an app photo editing app called Cisco
technical debt is doing the quick and dirty and not really
figuring out what things need to look like in the long term.
Clearly, we
all learned a lot this
year. The hell did they just talk about what they learned?
I'm still stuck at nothing, apparently still learn anything
about broadcasting still stuck at combing through the archives.
They splashed these words that you never heard of that were
important, somehow important. And they and then by the way,
they continue with more of these he went into a pitch. Oh, okay.
I didn't leave me i the rest of it was just indecipherable. But
then they went into a pitch for money. And then they went to
more words I never heard of as though this was all sort of some
sort of thing. So I gave up on that part and moved into their,
their big story. They decided they're going to look at what
their real big stories were, in the end, the big trends for the
year and in media and all the rest.
We asked University of Chicago historian Kathleen Balu, to lay
out some of the ideological fundamentals of the white power
movement, the notions that motivated that shooter, and also
the 2017 unite the right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. To
replace us, what does that even mean?
People in the White Power Movement see a whole number of
social issues as fundamentally being about a threat to white
reproduction. Abortion is a threat because it might kill
white children. Immigration is a threat because of the threat of
hyper fertile populations of color over running a White
nation. LGBT rights and feminism are a threat because they might
encourage white women not to bear white children. All of this
is felt not as a soft demographic change, but as a
real apocalyptic threat. Wow. Now, proof
this, this one, by the way, should have been the third one,
but this fine is did oh really have to be in order. But white
power is one of their big themes. And it turns out by
their logic, the only reason that all these women are people,
anybody, men, women, blacks, Hispanics, whoever Catholics
doesn't matter. The only reason that they're against abortion is
not because of some fundamentalism, or some non
religious reason we
need more white people.
Yes, because as the white, even though,
it's probably more babies of color who are aborted, but I
know but who cares, right? It's makes logic
This is a better logic for their purposes, whether that was an
IRA nice work for Christmas guys. Great.
So they actually believe this. So that's one of their big
issues. They had other ones but let's play a couple. I got two
other clips, and then we move on. But here's another here's
another big story. This is the one on conspiracies,
even apocalyptic. We all crave explanations for things we don't
understand. So some of us fill in the blanks with conspiracy
theories. We dug into that with Anna Merlin, author of Republic
of lies, American conspiracy theorists and their surprising
rise to power.
How can we weren't interviewed What the hell was that there's a
whole book, American conspiracy theorists, did you get a call?
Did you get an email memo? Nothing.
It used to be that far right conspiracy theories went from
fringe sites, some of them actual disinformation sites to
eventually places like Fox News. And that's sort of where they
stopped. And now they have another stop, which they go from
Fox News to the President or from fringe sites like Infowars,
straight to the President.
Again, again, we're being snubbed. Hello. Hello crackpot
here, I'd like my props
to the President or from fringe sites like Info Wars straight to
the President.
And this problem continues to get worse and worse. What is the
logical extension of all of this?
This is so good. John, what do you think is really happening in
the world? When it comes from Infowars straight to the
President's
out of control tinfoil Hattery.
So one thesis is that especially state backed disinformation
sources, like the ones we've seen in Russia, like the
internet research agency, that one of their goals is to make
the information ecosystems so chaotic, and so unstable and so
unreliable, that people start believing that the actual
objective truth is not knowable, and that they should stop
looking for it.
Oh, success. Wow, leave this
no conspiracies. By the way. Only right wing. There's never
been a left wing conspiracy. There are no All right wing.
Wait, stop. For the for that one. Just out of the just
definitely clip it today. Clip your
talks through this whole thing. And it all culminated in Fox
News. That's
right. And the other route is from Infowars. Direct to the
President. Yeah. Alex Jones hotline to Trump day listen up
to wait until you hear my update on Seth Rich. Maybe we can get
in next year's retrospective.
So so now we have some other ones. Yes.
Interesting. Russia,
Russia, Russia. This is the big story that this was a little
tougher to kind of grasp. But it's called it this is another
major trend. And according to these guys on the media, their
media deconstructors inversion,
we're going to return to a couple of the year's biggest
themes for us anyway. And let's start with one of the first
episodes of 2019, which we called Everything is fake. I
spoke with New York Magazine senior editor Max read about the
endlessly innovative ways the internet messes with our sense
of how the world works.
We know that about 60% of traffic on the internet is human
of the remainder that's bots. And then there's this huge
portion of bots that are pretending to be humans saying,
Hello, I am a user. And I would like to see this advertisement
and click on it. And then I'm going to walk away from here.
So what happens when a facsimile intranet where fake people visit
fake websites and generate fake data begins to rival the size of
the human internet, when the two becomes so enmeshed? They're
indistinguishable. Max introduced me to the term the
inversion, which is a take on what can happen.
So the inversion was a name that YouTube engineers gave to an
event in 2013, when the site was under attack from fraudulent pod
traffic. YouTube, like most platforms has pretty
sophisticated fraud detection systems. But those systems work
by identifying real and fake traffic, in part based on the
percentages on the site. This attack was so large that it was
brushing up against about 50% of the traffic. And the engineers
were genuinely worried that their systems will start to
regard real traffic as fake and fake traffic is real how like,
they work with machine learning. So they take samples of
behavior. And they can say the majority of our users act like
this and the minority act like this. And so this minority is
likely robots. So if
the majority, at least on a given day is robot
machines say Well, that's the legitimate traffic. That's the
traffic that's supposed to be here, all these bots and all
these silly humans who are trying to watch videos, we need
to kick them off the service.
Oh, this is a good story. I like this inversion, because of
course, in the advertising internet, the inversion is
complete. It's been going on for years. For years, people have
been fundraising. Ripping off advertisers with nothing but
fake traffic. This is not new. It used you call the company
called monopoly was not the name of the company like Monopoly.
No, it was I know, I know what you're talking about. But no, it
was it was in Florida,
you call them up and you say, well, I need some traffic, I
need some traffic. Or the the only thing the only reason for
this story is to say don't advertise on the internet
advertise with us. You can trust us. You can't trust a YouTube
thing. And
there was that element. But they did mention that distance story
dates back to 2013. So it's not really 2019 anything, right? So
this kind of a fake in. So anyway, they went on with other
things of white power was a really major, major theme. Yes.
And well, as you know, I noticed all these left wing operations
of white supremacy or white supremacy, white supremacy,
white supremacy, all these left wing operations, without
exception, including these guys, all overlooked at one of the
really great events of 2019 that that was media related. In fact,
it was media driven
Jussie Smollett, but not a single one brought it up. Hmm.
Nope. Pa Go figure. No, you're stunned. That kind of stung. A
racist in there and get repaid. I should play that the end of
the show again. Yeah, so they missed that one entirely. It
wasn't a big story, John, no one really talked about it wasn't on
the news at all. No, we didn't have newscasters crying. I see
you Mika Brzezinski crying. He put a noose around. Please.
Yeah, well, while those guys were jacking off to themselves,
WikiLeaks released some actual newsworthy information. It's
been going on for a few days, but they finally got what I
consider the mother lode of this document dump of the Office of
prevention of chemical weapons, the OPC W, which is in a big un
outfit. And their reports actually, they're independent, I
believe. No, they're in The Hague, though they're okay,
independent of what I think
they're I think they're more closely aligned with the EU than
they are the UN
could be could be the documents and emails where the chief of
cabinet at OPC W instructs that an engineering report be removed
from the secure registry, which is their archive, and here's an
email please get this document out of the documents registry
archive and please remove all traces if any of its delivery
storage or whatever in dra. And it just keeps on going on that
these cylinders that were found a Duma that apparently were the
chlorine gas that killed all these children. That was a big
fat hoax and the reports their own reports stated very clearly,
symptoms observed observed were inconsistent with exposure to
chlorine and no other obvious candidate chemical causing the
symptom could be identified. We we dropped bombs over this.
Yes, we moved a bunch of missiles over this because
because Trump was upset about the little children. Yeah. And
of course the no agenda show Yang Oh, that would be you and
me. Yes. We identified this as a hoax from the get go. Because it
because it was illogical
didn't make sense. And remember you had those you had like the
rocket stuck in the in the ground. At first in the ground,
unexploded like thing with tail fins on it the whole time. It
just looks bogus. All the reports we got from people in
the field said it was bogus. And this is a years ago. Two years
three, how many years ago was this?
It wasn't that long because it was early within the first year
of Trump's
years ago, more than more than a couple years ago. Yeah, but why
paying attention to that? They'll be crazy. That'd be
that'd be just nuts. Alright,
supremacy.
So let me let me lay the smack on you about Seth Rich.
Something you know when when everything when the din dies
down in media land around this time of year, when everybody's
off doing white supremacy and inversion retrospectives.
Sometimes stuff comes bubbling up. And here's an i I've I found
out about this really late last night and I got up this morning
early. I was trying to listen to a couple of podcasts understand
what's happening. There were a number of journalists who
claimed Seth Rich, who was the DNC staffer who was shot and
subsequently died in DC, which I'm pretty sure we still
believe, based on reporting from people like Seymour Hersh that
Seth Rich was probably the person who exfiltrated the data
from the DNC server and looks like he was killed over it.
Which Oh, I mean, how could you even think this? How could you
even be so stupid? I mean, there's there are actual people
on Twitter who registered new accounts every day just to come
after you and I about the about our opinion about this. So it's
important to somebody that that that gets that we get shut up
about
that. And the family was, was gagged.
Well, more interesting. The brother of Seth Rich is suing a
number of independent journalists, not even like non
main Matt couch, I think he appears on Fox from time to
time, a number of different journalists about now but it's
it's a civil suit. And really, all it's for if I as I
understand it, is for discovery. So this law through law firm,
Wilkie far has filed civil suits, which are kind of
specious. I haven't seen them. But I'm just telling you what
I've heard and I'm trying to distill it down into
understandable information, have sued a number of independent
journalists or alternative or whatever you want to call them,
to invoke discovery and get information about what they
know, what do you have? What did what did you know about Seth
Rich, and you know, there's audio Seymour Hersh, saying that
he heard from an FBI source that this is what happened. This
firm, Wilkie far represents CrowdStrike in a criminal
criminal suit, which of course, is ongoing regarding Ukraine,
etc. So, and I guess we could have known this, but it seems
like this is the way that some of these big law firms work.
When you're when you have a client and important client, and
you're defending them, certainly in a criminal suit. If you want
to get any kind of extra information from players who are
ancillary to it, you just filed a nonsense civil suit against
them and go into discovery and get as much as you can. And some
of these journals, these alternate journals are not
falling for it. Here's the main thing I learned that it wasn't
just the emails, which were exfiltrated from the system,
which we have on authority from people like Benny and others who
have looked at and we
did the research on the on the he used math to figure out that
you couldn't get this information over the internet at
the time of the considering the connection they had. But what
you have to back up a minute because you're going on as if we
are expected to know what the source of this information is.
You have not really is it a podcast? You said? Yeah. Oh, it
was one of these podcasts? Was it?
It's Laurie says, and I've never heard of her before. She's uh, I
guess she may be. It seems like I don't know. I asked her sound
Yes, podcasts are please very credible. I think she may be
friends with Laura Loomer, who I don't deem incredible. You know,
she definitely has done journalistic work in the past.
But she was talking about her experience with NLP and this
link in the show notes to a podcast about an hour and she's
talking about as she's reading the discovery demand she's
received and she's laughing about them and she explained
some of this but the thing that I was going to get to is that
according to her and others who are in this lawsuit, the thumb
drive did not contain just the emails, it contains an image of
the server, which is a pretty damn big thumb drive or a very
small server, it's possible that I've done a lot of work with
virtual box and all that you can definitely image a server on a
on a USB drive, if it's 128 gigs, or that might be enough, I
don't know, the state of the server. But that it was not just
the emails, which of course put Hillary Clinton and Donna Brazil
and what's her face, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, put them all
in a in a big pickle with the, with the Democratic with the
preliminaries with a nominee where they had to, you know,
they screwed Bernie, and it came out in these emails. But
apparently, there was voting software stuff on it. Algorithms
for the voting machines, documents about deployment of
this software, that's all I know, it doesn't mean anything
more or less than that, if true, it has very different it makes a
lot of sense. If it wasn't just
South Korea, a couple of releases some some the one part
of it that makes kind of sense, even though I don't know, if she
even knows what an image is.
Now, she's very, very, I'm not she's non technical.
For example, if you're, if you're sitting there and you
have access, and you're putting stuff on a thumb drive, I don't
know about you, but I know kind of the way I do things. If I
have, let's say a 500 gigabit gigabyte thumb drive, and I
download 100 or 100 gigabits of, or gigabytes, sorry, of emails,
I got 400 gig, gigabytes left, I'm going to just put stuff on
it.
Well, so how about this, I mean, you're the one that introduced
me to a Cronus. And there's multiple types of software, you
install the software package, you plug in a drive and you say
mirror the drive.
Right, in fact, in a Cronus will mirror a drive. And I've because
I backup my terrible. My terabyte SSD, which is what I
use on my main machine, I back it up. I'm not a great backup, I
backup once a month. And I use a Cronus to mirror the drive. So
if the thing ever blows up, which SSDs will do, I can just
plug the other drive right in, I'm back in business, I may I
may be a few weeks, lost a few weeks of material, but it will
do it because it's interesting to try to backup a lot of files
onto a thumb drive, it takes a long time, it's not going to be
fine with a chronic, using a USB three it takes to backup a
terabyte takes about an hour and a half Max
and who knows the size of the server. But I'll tell you if I'm
going to steal something it would make more sense.
dependent. Was it a Windows Server? I don't know what it
was, was it a Unix server? If you're just going to steal
emails? It's probably if you've ever messed around with Exchange
Server, let's say it was windows or even with me with with sin
mail or something like that you go in and get the mail spool No,
none of that's going to happen. You just want to mirror the
drive and get out of there. I think that that would make a lot
more sense than I'm just going to copy these emails that would
take forever, just to remind us a longer than mirroring the
drive. So just to remind us assume that
these guys, I mean, they're running a terabyte I don't know
is at that point in time. It's I doubt if they had a big drive. I
made probably, you know some minimal. I want to I don't
know, but you know, regardless, even if it wasn't a thumb drive,
it could have been a USB SSD drives. Yeah, just it's too long
to play the whole thing. But just to remind everybody those
little drives those little plugin drives from Costco, plug
it right into USB form factor
Seth Rich, right and Seth Rich was spotted at Costco, just two
weeks before his untimely death. Seymour Hersh is an award
winning journalist and was fine. I didn't clip this podcast where
I got this information from. But the woman who was who was just
Tory to our E. She's like well, there's a couple other people
who are also being sued by this law firm who represents
CrowdStrike and she goes to listen Matt Matt, Matt couch. I
guess she knows him like he has some other guys and oh Seymour
Hersh? I don't know who that is just runs by seat. Yes, she runs
by Seymour Hersh has never heard of him. Just give us a quick
background on Seymour Hersh.
Seymour Hersh is the guy who outed the US government for the
me Lai massacre. That's how he got started and he became the
number one and one of the top investigative reporters in the
country and has continued to work until this day. A when he
has been sidelined by the media because no one wants to talk to
him because he's got too much good stuff. They kept. They
kicked him out of the New York Times. Because this stuff was
too revealing then he was writing for the London Review of
Books, but then they couldn't take it anymore because somebody
came knocking at the door saying, hey, you know, you just
stop wrote this guy. He's now and he's award winning. Right?
He has multiple he's won Pulitzers. Yeah. So he has a and
he's what he's incredibly well respected by the lib Jos. And so
there you have it. Ah,
well, I'm going to play a bit of this clip, which was audio with
him explaining that the FBI told him what happened with Seth
Rich, I'm gonna play a little bit of it so you can swallow
whatever you had in your mouth about the kid.
I'll tell you what I know. I know what comes off an FBI
report. Don't ask me how you can figure out I've been around long
enough. The kid gets I don't think he was murdered. I think I
don't think he was murdered because of what he knew the kids
say, a nice boy 27. He was not an IT expert. But he learned
stuff. He was a data programmer, but he learned stuff. And so
he's living on one street, someone I want you to offer,
even in a very rough neighborhood. And in the deck
area was were a bit different about 10 countries within about
eight or nine or 10, violence, robberies, most of them with
somebody brandishing a gun. And in his hands, I'm telling you
what I'm sure you know, his hands are marked up the cops
concluded he fought off the people tried to run a shot on
price in the back with a 22 small caliber. And then the kids
did and ran and got scared didn't take his wallet. Okay, so
what the cops do this, and here's what nobody knows, I'm
telling you. Maybe you know someone. When you have a desk
like that DC cops is your kid, you generally don't just go you
have to kind of what the moat what's going on, you have to get
to the kids department and see what you can find. If they're if
he's dead, you don't need a warrant. But most cops get a
warrant because they don't know if the guy had as a roommate. If
you need a woman, so they get a warrant. I'm just turning,
there's such a thing. They go in the house and they can't do much
with his computers password. The cops don't know much about it.
So the DC cops, they have a cyber unit in DC. And they're
more sophisticated, they come and look at it. The idea is
maybe you've had a series of exchanges with somebody who says
I'm going to kill your mother fucker over a girl. And they
can't get in. The other cyber guys do a little better, but
they can't make sense of it. So they call the they call the FBI
cyber unit at DC the DC unit. The Washington Field Office is a
hatchet. They have the same morning, they call him the fed
the Fed to get through and here's what they find. This is
according to the FBI report, what they find is GE makes first
of all, you have to know you have to you have to know some
basic facts with one of the basic facts is no, there's no
DNC and Podesta email that exists beyond may 22, may
21 22nd, the last email for either one of those groups. And
so this, so what the report says that he makes contact with
WikiLeaks that's in his computer, and he makes contact
now, I have to be careful. Okay.
So it's worth listening to the whole thing. But so there was
actual proof according to Seymour Hersh, who has some
believability and credibility, that the FBI discovered that he
had been contacting WikiLeaks, they had a Dropbox, the
passwords had been exchanged. And it seems like this is a
story that gets so much better when you think of it being an
image server, which could have much more data on it that was
problematic. And that the law firm who was representing
CrowdStrike, who apparently will actually who installed the anti
hacking software, which, you know, two days after they
installed it, that's when apparently the Russians were in
the server. So it's a quagmire. And, you know, when the Dean
dies down, this is popping up to the to the surface, do I think
it will go anywhere? Ultimately, No, probably not.
Because now with these guys who are doing the media coverage in
the liberal media itself, when they're concerned about white
supremacy, and that's the reason they're anti abortion, that kind
of logic. I mean, they're completely scrambled.
There's also another piece of very disturbing news, kind of
along these lines. Do you remember Dr. Robert Epstein or
Epstein I should say?
The name rings a bell?
Yeah. Here's actually your clip, which will remind you remind all
of us exactly who Dr. Robert Epstein is.
The number one financial supporter of the Hillary Clinton
campaign in the 2016 election was the parent company of Google
alphabet, who was our first witness. They were her number
one financial donor and your testimony is through their
deceptive search methods. They moved two points in her
direction, I would
say this is the professor who showed with deep research, which
was immediately discredited, of course, but the research stands
by itself. We went we did a very deep dive on the research at the
time I think on the show.
This was one of the stories of the year that again along with
Jussie Smollett, nobody covered.
His wife was killed on December 23. Really in a very freakish
car accident. Somehow she lost control of her Ford Ranger. The
truck, quote, slid out of control slid across four lanes,
jumped the median into the path of a Freightliner semi hauling
to dump trailers. Jeez, right.
It's Yeah, it sounds like which one of those things you see in
the spy films? Yes. When they try to assassinate somebody.
It's always overkill.
Well remember, who was the husband so long ago, before
Andrew Breitbart died after drinking a wine at a local
Hollywood bar? Yeah. Michael, who was the who was the reporter
who hit the tree? Oh, Hastings, Michael Hastings. Yeah, with his
ex spy wife. Right. Got it. I mean, this. Look, we'll just
call it coincidence. That's all.
You know, the Hastings story was most disturbing of the group
because of the nature of that particular wreck. So but this
sounds pretty bad. Yeah.
Yeah. And this, you know, this professor, he, he kind of came
and went, you know, he, he made a, he made his statements that
Cruz made a big deal out of it. We saw clearly that, if you have
the ability to manipulate the top two choices on Google
Search, which Google of course has that ability. Those are the
only two that matter. Anything else is just going to be noise
underneath the noise floor when it comes to clicking on stuff.
And that's how information is managed into people's brains by
Epstein prove that you can sway like some. Yeah, a large amount
of people to think differently. Yeah. Yes. Well, that's, I know,
it's happy end of year news, everybody, we could be doing a
retrospective about white power. Or we could just tell you what's
actually happening in your world today. And the more I think
about you bringing those Oh, TM retrospective retrospectives to
the show, the more I like, it just shows you how lame How lame
it all is. You can't trust any of these fuckers, any of them on
any station. And I'll do my own retrospective here. I have one
retrospective clip, I saw that you had your retrospectives you
titled them r e t. So I have one RTT clip, just to remind
everybody exactly how it works when it comes to messaging to
citizens. Nancy Pelosi explaining the wrap up smear. Of
course, it's great that she's explaining it because I think
she's very good at
it. It's a self fulfilling When you demonize, and then you, we
call it the wrap up smear. If you want to talk politics, call
it the wrap up smear, you smear somebody with falsehoods and all
the rest, and then you merchandise. And then you write
it unless they see us reported in the press that this this,
this and this. So they have that validation that The Press
reported the smear. And then it's called the wrap up smear.
Now I'm gonna merchandise, the presses report on the smear that
we made. And it's it's a tactic. And it's self evident.
What she admits here in this part of the story is you create
the smear, and you go to your friends in the media, who then
will report it for you so that you can then say look with my
friends over there reported in the media. That's the only part
she missed in her.
She was yeah, she was not explaining it well. But it's a
trick that is it's in the books is it's known tricking the CIA's
master of it. And the way it was usually initially explained is
that they would go to the point of placing these articles or the
smears in foreign publications. Yeah,
although that's the that's the best you put it in. In the
Uganda times, then the New York Times can say according to the
Uganda times,
yeah. And then they report it. And then then you say look, and
you did a new report what the New York Times report is, and
the New York Times just reported whatever the Uganda Times
reported, which was done by a CIA guy working at the Uganda
times, and this is why it's so important to have so many people
placed in all the publications that are agents in the year
that's why you need all this drug money to have this black
budget the CIA is by Judas, who knows what it is, but they have
a lot of people working for him. At the newspaper level,
yes, not just that, but I am willing to say anybody who
appears on television on a news show, which is never about news,
if the if the station has the name says the word news in the
name, you know, it's not news. So if they show up and they have
a book there CIA, they're immediately suspect they
probably didn't write the book. Very few people write their own
books, and very few people get to go on expensive book tours.
I've been looking at this business for about a year so you
don't just get
a book tour and I will argue that a bit and I'm not working
for anybody except to no agenda listener. But now that you bring
that up, we might as well play this. Our E T clip, huh? This is
a William Arkin guy and this is a spooks as pundits clip.
So you talked about the people who populate the networks as
pundits. And you've been a fierce critic of the national
security state and or at least understanding who it is who is
explaining things to us. Reading from Politico former CIA
Director John Brennan latest super spook, they said to be
reborn as a TV newsy. He just cashed in at NBC News as a
senior national security and intelligence analyst served as
first expert views on Meet the Press. The Brennan acquisition
seeks to elevate NBC to spook parity with CNN which employs
former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper,
former CIA director Michael Hayden has similar capacity.
Other lesser known national security veterans thrive under
TV's grow lights, almost too numerous to list they include
Chuck Rosenberg, former acting DEA administrator, Chief of
Staff for FBI Director James Comey and counselor to former
FBI Director Robert Mueller, Frank fig Lucy, former chief of
FBI counterintelligence Owens wrapped a deputy national
security adviser under Bush and NBC friend Townson Homeland
Security Adviser under Bush, and it goes on and on and on. These
are now the pundits. And so when you have a situation like
President Trump announcing he will immediately withdraw US
troops from Syria, and have the troops that are in Afghanistan,
you have this massive attack on him that's actually led by the
permanent national security state under the guise of pundits
on television?
Well, I think that you've I mean, what you said stands for
itself, Amy, but I would add to it that I think the real crisis
is that when we have a panel discussion on television, in the
mainstream press, and even in the mainstream newspapers, we
don't populate that panel with people who are in opposition. We
have a single war party in the United States, and it's the only
one that is given voice. And so really, the crisis is not so
much that there are experienced government officials speaking
out. The problem is that there aren't critics who are sitting
next to them, saying that you're full of it. They're also spokes.
So to me, we need to balance that. And I think that probably
because of the phenomenon of Donald Trump, let's just be
honest about it. A really what we see on TV now is former Obama
administration officials masquerading as analysts who are
nonpartisan, when in fact they are partisan. And in an indeed,
we see fewer retired generals and fewer retired admirals who
sometimes are useful in terms of explaining the profession of
arms and the conduct of military operations in favor of these
political figures who have a partisan view. I just don't
think the American public gets well served by the fact that
there isn't a broad range of opinions on those panels. I want
to see peaceniks. I want to see academics. I want to see
historians, I want them to as much have a voice dream on
understanding what's going on. As I do see a former Obama
administration official, we have to break
Yeah, yes, please break away. So for sure. If you ever come out
with that vinegar book, then we know you've been compromised.
That's, that's a given. That's
yeah, yeah. Because the CIA is going to have to write that
vinegar book. Everybody wants to spot Okay, while we're in this
topic. I do have a hearse clip that kind of backs that other
clip up. And this is when he was on Al Jazeera being interviewed
Seymour Hersh.
Oh, this is another red red red Rhett
Yes, catch. Ah,
I think is going to hell. Now, what you have is, if you don't
like Trump, you read The New York Times and Washington Post
and what certain cable shows CNN you If you're like Trump, you
watch Fox News and you read other people's equal lawyer
that's buying into a Trump narrative. Fox News is not the
same as New York Times Nielsen
still does good journalism, the way that Fox News
does, but the credibility of the New York Times because it's so
hostile to him, maybe legitimately, but over the top,
I think they've gone way over the top in terms of like running
an anonymous letter.
Yeah. Okay. How long ago was this? Because it was one of his
last
anonymous letter. This was in January of this year.
Yeah. Well, that was definitely one of his last appearances
ever.
Well, I was on eligible AlJazeera. Of course, just just
just to do another thing from this exact same theme, just to
stick with the RNG theme, again, from this year in January. And
what we just heard about the New York Times and the guy won the
New York Times The New York Times I read. Here's Jill
Abrams, slamming the New York Times her former employer,
the former executive editor of the New York Times Jill
Abramson, criticizing that newspaper in her upcoming book
calling the Times News coverage unmistakably anti Trump. Let's
bring in Howard Kurtz, Fox News, media analyst and host of media
buzz. She's not going to be making a lot of friends among
her former colleagues at the New York Times with a lot of what
she has to say in this book, Hallie?
Absolutely not John. But this is an extraordinary rebuke by Jill
Abramson, the former executive editor as you say, it She not
only calls the news coverage, unmistakably anti Trump, she
says the younger staff, they're the woke staff members, as she
puts it, are so concerned about what they see as the dangers of
Trump's presidency that they want to throw out the old
journalistic standards. He also says that, given the papers,
mostly liberal audience, there's a financial reward for the times
in running so many stories about Trump almost all the negative
and that is soaring traffic. Whoa, you
got slammed?
Ah, yes. That's why people come to the no agenda show. This is
true. Yes. I have two observations about something the
President is doing, which is not I don't think being well, I'm
sure it's not being analyzed by news. So this is just, you know,
one one VJ to an old, an older columnist. We're pulling out of
a lot of different areas, and Trump is making some very
interesting moves. That is obviously not being reported on
very, very broadly at all. Japan, is now I think, at the
invitation of the president moved into the Strait of Hormuz,
this is you know, where was it like 60% of the world's oil
passes through this 20 mile
y little nightmare. This strait of Hormuz? Yeah,
and of course Iran has, you know, been making trouble and we
had a drone shot down or shot her own drone out who's just a
big quagmire. But what I think is happening is Trump is pulling
completely out of all of these regions. You know, Turkey and
Russia are now messing around in in Libya. You know what, leave
it leave, just leave everything to those guys. And mainly
because we don't need to get our oil from the Strait of Hormuz
and a
brief breaking report on Friday, Japan's Asahi Shimbun said Tokyo
had decided to send its own troops to the Strait of Hormuz.
Instead of joining the US led coalition tasked with
safeguarding commercial shipping in the Middle East. It said
Prime Minister Shinzo Baba told his ministers in a National
Security Council meeting to review the mission specifics. It
also said that because RB had visited Iran in June possibly to
serve as a mediator between Iran and the US. This could be a move
to avoid clashing with Iran. And at the same time stay on board
with Washington's plan for the defense shipping. The Strait of
Hormuz is a crucial area in terms of international trade
because it's the route taken to transport 20% of the world's
petroleum.
So I think Trump made some kind of deal with with Ave and said
look, you go park over there. I'll take care of those disputed
islands that I that we all know are really yours But China's are
trying to take them over. And and that will be the new theater
for us. So if you don't that's the oil part or petroleum.
Another thing always important when the world is you know, just
in the world in general is gold. Where is it? A lot of gold
mining done. It's a place we've all heard of but we got my I
certainly always kind of glaze over when I hear Burkina Faso
and whatever. Where is it? Well, it's in Africa. And this report
from France. 24 tells us that maybe Trump is not so interested
in everybody having any more gold or mining it or whatever
his attack did not come out of nowhere, even if it is the worst
attack in Burkina Faso is modern history. We have seen a sharp
increase and I mean a very sharp increase in attacks since
Burkina Faso as a whole Will became sort of dragged into the
broader conflict and the broader sort of jihadist insurgency that
began in this whole region around 2015. It's perhaps no
accident that France just last month in November, announced
that they were deploying more troops as part of their bark Han
region operation throughout the Sahel region to Burkina Faso,
always love that you never hear about any other countries
messing around in Africa. Finally, we hear about the
French
it's and more specifically, right to the region where these
attacks happen today. It's the so called Three Borders region,
it's where Burkina Faso is border meets up with Mali
amnesia.
And as these attacks are escalating another military
presence in the region, the US is reportedly planning to
withdraw troops.
And yeah, when I could tell you comes with the big caveat. This
is according to a report that actually appeared in The New
York Times a couple of days back, saying that the US
military is now weighing proposals for a major reduction
or even a complete pullout of American forces from West
Africa, not just from Burkina Faso or from but from West
Africa in general. And that that this is part of a broader
Pentagon sort of rethink of its entire global deployment
strategy. So growing West Africa would be the first in line, but
it could also be American troops being drawn down from regions in
Latin America, Iraq, Afghanistan, why as part of a
new focus?
Is this not the story of the year? I mean,
we covered the West and withdraw recently, but not isn't the
media covering any of this
some report in The New York Times somewhere mentioned it,
but this is this is huge, pulling out of everywhere, and
it makes so much sense. Go ahead. You have the next 20
years of bull crap, whoever wants to go in China have at it?
Certainly, I mean, Burkina Faso, its gold really is mining. It's
a there are two major exports are gold. And children who mined
for gold. Small batch, small batch artisan gold mining.
That's really what they do. And a lot of there's other mining
around around Burkina Faso and other countries surrounding in
West Africa in general. But again, you know, we always put
more troops in under some bullcrap ruse of Oh, Ebola, we
gotta go protect everybody or our interests. So that's done
with and I think that this is part of the overall Trump's
strategy of No, just No, pulling out of
it may have to do with the out rageous squandering of funds,
yes. Trillions of dollars that could go in our own economy. I
just lament every time I was driving in Oakland a couple of
days ago, just some streets go from here to there. And it was
like, I mean, it was like pothole city. And I'm surprised
they didn't break an axle
for 12 years. He's not broken an axle yet, but the complaints
have been there.
Hey, it's borderline awesome situations. Believe me this car.
Luckily, I know I drive a car that has well made. Yeah. But I
don't know. Yeah. Well, you know, where's the coverage on
this now? Now Now let's just talk about impeach. impeach,
impeach, impeach.
Well, you bring you bring up a good point about about the
squandering of funds. And this is where it gets a little
difficult. And I've just had a lot of time to think about this.
If you look at that just take Ukraine as the example. You
know, where the one American news and Rudy Giuliani and
they're going to uncover it 1000s of sealed indictments
seven and a half billion dollars, transferred back to you
know, everybody everywhere. It's a lot of it's in the actual
government documents themselves. If you look at money that was
intended for Ukraine doesn't take a genius, it's $300 million
was earmark government money, our money tax money, $300
million for AIDS education in Ukraine, and that's going to
NGOs and others. And that's how it works. You set up you know,
it's like, Hey, John, we got a buddy over there. And you know,
they look good in Congress. And, you know, they got some chips in
with somebody else. So why don't we start a little
nongovernmental organization, we will educate podcasters, how to
be free media, something like that. And then we'll get into
your mark, and we'll get $25 million. We put together a
class. This is what it is. And this is what we should be doing.
I know we're this is the exit strategy. We're available.
Now, you need a grant a good grantsmanship person, somebody
knows how to write grants and you can you can make a lot of
money off of this thing that they're trying to put it into
and I think it's wise to put an end to it because it is
squandering taxpayers money is not going toward jets. It's not
going to worth anything?
But But wait, wait, wait, wait this this will this will make
you laugh. Greece what do we know about Greece? Greece is
broke. It's broke, broke. However, the finance though is
the finance minister the defense minister Nico's poor boy Panaji,
Apollo opolis told parliament earlier this month that they
needed to upgrade their Viper Class F 16 fighters. And so
they're going to spend $280 billion on upgrading their F 16
fighter jets. When does who even knew Greece had fighter jets? Do
they have to? Do they really need them? No, because it's for
us. It's us. We give the Greek money through IMF and other
mechanisms. And it came right back to us. So we'll have an ice
per se.
Okay, Lockheed. Is that not us? Well, I'm not I'm not a
shareholder. You know what I mean? It comes right back to the
US to Lockheed, but others who the maintenance contracts, the
shipping, the logistics, it's all economic hitman stuff. And
it's not really moving anybody but assholes who are already
rich or their kids. And one America news is I mean, we
played this months ago about Paul Pelosi, her son. They've
now wrapped it up into a little news item. We were quite a bit
ahead of this one. As the
Ukraine scandal backfires on the Biden family, the Pelosi is may
be the next to come under scrutiny and old promotional
video resurfaced on Thursday, more than six years after it's
uploaded by an energy company, which does business in Ukraine.
The video starts out with Nancy Pelosi speaking about her
efforts in office to push for clean energy. Your message is
followed by a promotional statement from her son, Paul,
who was a board member of viscous oil and an executive at
its related company Energy Lab.
My name is Paul Pelosi, of course, I'm on the board of
fiscal oil. And fiscal is here today to talk about accelerating
Of course, and that's what Mr. Oil does and uses technology to
maximize the use of natural resources, like oil and other
resources.
Just two years after this video was uploaded, Pelosi led a
congressional delegation to Ukraine to discuss issues like
energy security, and her son traveled to the country as
recently as 2017. On behalf of the Corporate Governance
Initiative, where he now serves as Executive Director,
do you run a court you have a corporate governance business
and you're here in Ukraine, speaking with representatives
from the government investment bankers discussing certain
things related to the soccer
exactly this is Hunter Biden faces similar allegations they
use his father's position to make lucrative business deals in
Ukraine and China.
So there you go, just you know, give the kid some money.
Well, you know, that way you can spread it out a little bit by
the way, you know that a one American news is suing Rachel
Maddow? No, I did not know this and I not looks like they have a
case. Tell me and so Rachel is going on and well you know,
whenever I say something is not really a fact. It's just
something I think what happens are some hotshot lawyers was the
case about what did she say? That one American news was it
was a Russian front paid for by the rooskies
I hope someone says that about you and I know
you did this soon. But yeah, well that's the whole they have
a case and then now she's all freaked out about it.
Well, she should be because she's got a big mouth. Yeah,
someone Yeah. It's about time someone took her down to a notch
well be more than a notch if one American news has its way
yeah, what was we'll see that's good. I didn't know that.
Yeah, it's pretty fight got a kick out of it. All right.
I think we've kind of with that with that at the one hour mark.
Exactly. I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the
morning to you the man who put the C and Christmas John C
double Barek
Well, in the morning, you Mr. Anchor and Mrs. Gypsy boots to
the ground feet in the air subs to the water and all the names
and nights out there
in the morning to the trolls. And let me see how many trolls
do we have here today? Because it is still Oh wow. Nice 1071
trolls on deck and all their to serve and to troll, which is
what they do so well. Thank you. Thank you trolls for being
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to hang out and exchange information or just troll other
people and yourself. Also in the morning to our artists for
episode 1202. We titled that one invidious phobias, which I think
is the title of 2019. I really liked it. I still have to look
up the word invidious every time I think it means scary or
something like that. Yeah, I have to look it up. Mike Riley,
Mike Riley brought us the perfect Boxing Day artwork,
Santa Claus, St. Nick boxing with a kangaroo. And not only
was it just perfectly done, it pops because it was yellow
background and pro, okay, I say the guy's a pro, we found that
at no agenda, art. generator.com is where you can look at all of
the art 10 times as much art as we have episodes.
So there was a lot of good art. And so we had to make a decision
and the mood that we picked, which generally swing a little
bit toward original art if we can find it. In other words, he
got draws something Yes. And O'Reilly is pretty good at it. I
mean, he I mean, he was he does one piece usually. He's not like
good, Darren. Oh, Neil gets more hits. Because Jared O'Neal's, a
productive guy.
He's like, bam, bam, bam, bam.
He does five pieces a show. Easy.
Yeah, with one hand
where we talking about to say, Oh, this piece I really liked
especially Yeah, I know. You will like it I won't like is
something that somebody won't
wait. Well, you know what we should as?
Well let me finish this story. Because because this kind of the
way it works is they are you know, you look as Darren O'Neal.
And they say, Well, I hate to GIS you didn't, then you find
another piece that's okay would pick that it's also Darren
O'Neal. And I always say, Well, I don't feel so bad about
rejecting his other piece.
Look, I'm just looking at the at the page. It would be an idea,
although I don't think I have the bandwidth. But it would be
an idea. You can literally take what the artists are doing while
we're doing the show. And you could put that into a timeline
that would switch when we switch topics. I mean, it goes from
Kevin Spacey, to Trump to Jane Fonda to the the boob growing
burger. It's almost it's almost in a timeline is very
interesting. That's the DA there is that project for yet a
lot of times the guys do like in the last year, there's somebody
who tried to outguess the show. There's always one artist. And
by the way, I don't recommend doing this because it's pretty
hard to do is say I know what they're going to talk about.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah. Well, that's the burger. We didn't talk about the
burger last time.
No, I said people have already did art for the last show. But
the burger, we never talked about the burger. I wasn't
actually until you brought it up on today's show. I was never
going to talk about the burger. Well, but I'm a burger kind of
guy. You are your burger kind of guy.
I'm a I'm not a nothing burger, kind of guy.
The point is, is that trying to outguess we're going to talk
about is not to because we don't just because it was in the news
or it was some sort of gimmicky story doesn't mean we're going
to talk about it. And generally we don't
know and generally the things that we think oh, we really got
to talk about that. We forget to talk about that.
That's continuing
the week just as the show.
Yes. That's when you only have 1000s of producers outside the
studio. There's not actually someone there to kick you and
say hey, remember to talk about this.
Well, let's thank a few people for being executive producers
and Associate Executive producers for show 12 Oh, is it
almost
three years now? Is this our year end special this or is this
a
this? No that would everybody's Well, the year end specials
actually going to be on the second of January that is the
special but anyone who contributed $333.33 or got into
executive producer for this show will be can use they can claim
executive producers ship for the no agenda, New Year's special
Ah, okay. And then that and then we're not going to do another
one of these special executive producer things until July
Fourth, which is the fourth of July for you. I know you don't
remember that date. But
you know, just because you wrote a shitty sentence in the
newsletter draft. Try and tell me that I don't know what July 4
Read what and then you call me a communist you McCarthyite
was, I'm reminded of Stalag 13. Or would that movie where the
guy comes in to name somebody tries to talk about the 27
Yankees and the guy doesn't know what he's talking about. And so
they figured this out.
Let me just let me just extrapolate let me just
mansplain this, okay? John always sends me that newsletter
to look over, and there's usually some typos. And so I,
what I do is I always, there's usually some typos, you have one
or two, it's not a big deal. And then I'll copy the line and
paste the line with the correction. And this first line
was like this. It was I just didn't understand it. And so I
copied and pasted the line about the you won't have another
chance like this until July 4, and like, wow, we're not gonna
have any special shows until July 4. I know what July 4 is.
So I just replied July 4, question mark, can you come back
with Jack Conrad like, like, like I'm some kind of commie
cheese. So I'm
thinking of going back to Stalag 17 or 13, wherever that movie
was, and they beat the crap out of this guy doesn't know
anything about the 27 Yankees. And I'm thinking poor Adam who
doesn't like sports. He shows up in in a Nazi concentration camp
or a prisoner of
war camp who won the 22,019 World Series. I'd be like, put
me up against the wall. I'm dead. I'd still say Astros gotta
be more people that don't follow sports and be more so today than
back in the day but
cold it was it not cold. It's Starlock Starlock 13 cold it I
think it was called. I don't remember. I don't know escape
from colos escaped from Stalag 17 That's what it was. Okay.
Anyway,
that's let anyway let's anyways, people who helped us here.
Wait, wait, stop. Who won the FA Cup wasn't Liverpool. You know,
this is
another thing that bothers me. Let me let me stop again. Okay,
so I'm watching ESPN, which is just deteriorated. I mean,
they're okay during the football playoffs. And even though they
don't have good sound engineers, it seems. They am looking at the
scores underneath and they're showing all these British clubs,
sports, soccer scores. And this is one after another. I'm
thinking why are they doing this? Because it because
Americans are all into British. Yeah, they're all Manchester
United fans, says
they, they know that nothing goes better with avocado toast
than some soccer scores.
Then I think to myself, Well, if that's true, why are they so
racist about it? Racist where's the soccer scores from Brazil?
Where's the soccer scores from Mexico? Where's the soccer
scores from Africa? Well,
but this you know, if you were just lost, where's the cricket
scores from India, it was kind of a big championship. And you
know, this is week
after week, day after day. We're talking about the regular
season. They're just showing British scores of soccer games.
It's the RAND it's a plot. But they don't show Brazilian
scores. They don't show Mexican. They don't show any other scores
from any other countries. Just bridges. They don't even show
the stuff while they do show. They'll show Madrid. Some of the
scores in the in the continent. Well, here's it's ludicrous
why? I'm gonna answer this for you. Maybe they don't even maybe
they figured out dead by only showing the British scores. They
will keep old white Coots like you engaged wondering why
there's no Brazilian scores. Because you're clearly yelling
at the TV. Let's thank some people.
By the way, everyone should yell at the TV is fun
is good.
Well, let's start with Richard Bagwell in Louisville, Kentucky.
Don't even give horse racing scores he gave 123456 which he
does.
Oh yes that's right beautiful. Or call him sir richard
even though I don't think he's claimed it. No. But Sir Richard
countries my annual contribution to the best podcast in niversary
questing jobs karma the original Pelosi solo also requesting Adam
except my LinkedIn request.
Well, this is a very good point. I have not managed my password i
i had do not know the password. I know I can retrieve it. I have
not managed my LinkedIn profile. Probably ever, but I think I set
it up when we started pod show because that look professional.
I am here by requesting to outsource my LinkedIn profile
and anyone who is serious. I would like you to manage it
because I believe that managing the profile is of huge
importance and could actually help the show
I'm sure somebody will take you out. But I mean, I'm thinking of
doing it, but I wouldn't No, no,
no, I'm not letting you anywhere near that things jobs,
jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's go for jobs. Karma.
I think I just, I just felt the keepers ears perk up going, Hmm,
maybe I can manage that.
She could probably do it. I know she could. I don't think
I can afford her to pay or
All right, onward with Sir AJ Vandersteen in Carlsbad,
California with $1,000 This is our retirement lieutenant
colonel from the Marines.
Oh, yes. Yeah. That's right. He always ends it's has it been a
year since we last heard from him or did he come in an interim
I think about once
every six months well we love hearing how he came in during
the year at least once if not twice with with smaller
donations. But he always sends a very nice note with that he was
the way he got it. He got himself into a health jam as you
recall from last note, and he's back I believe he's he's he's
also his official title sir Jozsef with an F URL of Southern
California when approved. Oh, there are issues with the
segmentation down there and it has to be resolved by the
peerage committee it's taking taken a lot longer than it
should clearly you know what is with these guys? I don't know.
Anyway, so he right always writes in marine letterhead is
very attractive. ICM, John and Adam I have attached to my last
contribution for calendar year 2019. Omnibus Budget. Please put
it to good use regret that we are a bit tardy with this
submission. We were visiting family in Texas, where we got a
clear impression of the awesome power of the M five M. Though.
We spent three weeks with the most prolific Trump haters,
Rachel Maddow watchers, and just plain crazy people.
For this family.
I guess. You know, you're in trouble when you see Rachel
Maddow on the family's Sirius XM Radio list
and the bumper sticker Beto on the back.
I honestly didn't know that Sirius XM carries full time Matt
our show. We love our family but it sure is good to be home 1500
miles away. He's in Carlsbad. This contribution makes me
eligible. Eligible for promotion to Earl on the peerage list.
Okay, well with just with the blessing of all the members of
the peerage committee. I would like to maintain sovereignty
over the southern California protectorate please change my
title to Sir Joseph Earl of Southern California and as the
back office to send the appropriate parchment no jingles
but I would you I would I could use a bit more of your great
goat health karma. Thank you and Merry Christmas to you and your
families.
So I think I should put him down for an IRL upgrade we just leave
the protectorate in abeyance for now.
I think you can give him to protect your it in abeyance
okay Southern California in advance
Yeah. i A that's six
valence is abeyance a be
a YEY I think is eBay or eBay and I think it's EY think it's a
balance punch it in it'll give you an underlying
punching it in You're right. A B E. Yes. You're right. You're
correct this with an E. Good Okay, so he's on the list
outstanding. Well, I'm glad you survived the your health issues
and the family don't know which one is worse. Well,
it's like you go through this probably did him well to go down
and makes you appreciate license of all places by the way. makes
you
appreciate life and sanity. Sanity of the amygdala. Healthy.
Yes. And he wanted a goat karma right. Here comes Semper Fi.
You've got karma. Is that okay? Is that cool for us to say that
even though neither of us are Marines?
Yeah, you can say it. Okay. Cool. It's it's a greeting. It's
like a greeting. It's like a cheers like cheers.
Yeah, means has a little more history to it means a little
more to the Marines, that's for sure. Kidding. Yes. Okay. Well,
but that's the marine trolls in the troll room say yes.
Yeah, of course they like hearing it. Right. RC mouse and
Vista California is next on the list with the 330 For dollars,
he's in Vista, California and he has also hazard handwritten
note.
And I gotta get my glasses on again. He's actually sent a nice
card with a mouse on it.
I'll make a small correction. We're allowed to say SIP Semper
Fi but we're not allowed to do Ra. Apparently he got a fairly
you got you got to have gone through the training to do that
one. Yeah,
I would think so. I get it makes sense to me. Yeah. Warm
Christmas Wishes a rights. RC mouse. Thank you for another
year of entertaining media deconstruction, I couldn't not
think of a better way of showing my appreciation that become an
executive producer. Many thanks for all the plugs on the show
for the furry con meet up in Chicago.
Well, we are had a blast. We are furry enthusiast.
We are. We are. Why not? Why not? Now? There's no reason why
have I have a furry? Kind of a? Well, let me explain what
happened chest. So no, I don't. I have a furry dog had a big
giant thing. It's a huge uptick. A picture of him putting the
newsletter.
Put it on your head and take a picture of the newsletter. Yeah,
and it has a little drape. I think it's officially a furry
costume. J who does dog walking, ran into a period for about one
month, where every time she went dog walking there was something
with a little free sign out laying out in the on somebody's
driveway and she picked up like a not a couch but a big chair. A
table that was actually she refinished and his dog had a dog
head. And the thing about the dog hair by the way, and you'd
be surprised how big it is. It has a fanny in it. A battery
powered to keep you cool. Yeah, cuz otherwise, I guess you sweat
to death in the family. And it's the dog. Yeah, I guess some
buddies throwing their kids. Three customers have made me
want to just get this straight. Let me just get this right. So
Jay and Nick are still living with you. Right? Temporarily.
Yeah. So they're bringing trash back to you. So this like
Sanford and Son this whole outfit that you're running this
junkyard like Look, Dad, I got a table. I can finish it. Make it
look good here. I got a dog head for you. Great, fine. J another
day's work is good. Well,
I'm just getting I like dog head.
I have I've decided as an aside, and I really appreciate Tina and
I both appreciate the invitation to Jay's wedding. In in May, I
think and we're very excited about coming. But I do have one
stipulation. I would for once, just like to see your studio.
No. Not. And why am I not allowed to see it?
It's a mess.
I know. What if I sign happening? What if I sign an
NDA? Oh, hmm. Think about it. Just think about it. I'm just
putting it on the table.
It's an interesting idea. Okay. All right. Onward. With Kailyn
this store $333.33 be a special executive producer for the
special coming up. Thanks for a great year. He writes my thank
you for a great year, my friends. Many more happy new
year. Short Callen teen
Yes. This is Cal from Lavender blossoms.org, who I think
started this company during during our tenure of the show.
Only a few years ago, and it's apparently going quite well.
Well, we've helped him. Yes. Oh, yeah. And I want to mention
that it's a good product. It's only reason I mean, it was
crazy. wouldn't say anything. Most
of the products from lavender blossoms, and jumbo from jumbo
Joe have now we're not sure if it's if it's directly
attributable But Tina had like a sciatic nerve problem, which can
be quite painful. And the minute the CBD was applied, the next
day things got better. I'm not saying it's completely
attributable, but I'm a believer. I'm a huge believer in
the CBD solves
rheumatoid arthritis and she uses the cream on her hands and
she says are fantastic. So that when she calls you that and
acupuncture do wonders,
yeah, I've actually I like acupuncture. I'm actually okay
with that. So Kal Thank you very much. Thank you for your support
of the show. And thanks for bringing those great products to
market and don't have sales next. Nothing.
Okay, now I have to look this look. I'm going to squirrel mail
Hear has
no way do I have to do it? No. Yeah, do I have to because it is
better than just plain old IMAP or SMTP you like send mail
forget about it. You want to go straight to the source the
source could find your emails anywhere. There's driven down
way beyond the span. He doesn't get none of that ladies and
gentlemen, he wants his time for John's even more X mail program
known as hidden ladies.
That's in there. Scott Spencer $333.33
Thanks, God. Squirrel mail obfuscated your skated your
mail. Obviously
you're joining snafu. Next with another 333 33. I like to say we
only had three of these donations that click that
particular button. So we do have the show coming up. But I'm
guessing that these special things are people who already
got their specials in. I'd like to be knighted cert does Peter
Chung. Oh, good. Good. Good. I'd like to be knighted Sir Peter
Knight of the day. Well,
that's a good one.
I either sent accounting to the wrong place, or John skipped
over it. Could you repeat? Can you repeat on the air where new
knights should send accounting info? Yes, I will do so after
John at the vortech.org works.
Which Hey, Baron and Andre when he's on the list. You're on the
list. Peter? Yes, Peter. Thank you Karen. Hey, idiot. $333
credit to Baron Hey Felicia felicitous felicitations gents
I'm making this donation to show support I smack my lips there
because I'm I was this mad Melissa's trying to swallow some
saliva that's currently getting into my discussion here that's
the main working this donation to support the show for the
animated no agenda YouTube channel. John should check his
squirrel mail for details.
Well, I'm not going to play the jingle but thank you for
bringing that up. Baron Hey idiot I had on my list for today
we're at like just under 4000 subscribers for animated no
agenda everybody right now go to animated no agenda on YouTube
and click the subscribe button and click the little bell so
you'll be notified immediately I not timecode timecode we need to
hit 5000 Because that's a magical number apparently with
the with YouTube. But also just go there again to revisit all of
the core which called me yesterday. And he says man, I
gotta tell you that animated no agenda is really really good. My
daughter is showing it showing it to a friend my daughter never
listens to the show. Like oh, I should listen to the show again.
It's pretty funny what
you guys are doing never listen to the show she but she will
listen to the animated no agenda, right? Which is
is a good start. And remember the hashtag Netflix because
we're going to get this thing placed. Going to get a play. Did
they just they just announced they're no longer going to carry
friends. Because it's $100 million a year. So we'll be a
lot cheaper than Yes, exactly. And we can have as many episodes
easily. Lather up Jennifer. As many episodes as friends we can
do it. Yes. Jennifer,
what do you mean we
Jennifer does a great job with that. And I really would like to
see that push past the 5k subscriptions. algos kicking.
Let's see if we can get this let's exit strategy people.
Let's try and get this going. Thankfully,
I said it before I'll say it again. It's not an exit
strategy. Because to do the Short Cartoon, we have to keep
doing this show.
Well then what are you going to call it? It's just easier to
have okay. It's not an exit strategy. You're right.
It's just another not just more work, income. More work. More
work.
More work. We love it though. Love it. I never thought I'd be
a cartoon.
Well, you're now Tony Cabrera. 309 Oh, no. Sorry. Sorry, Alex
van der Hengst 321 20 is his annual contribution donation
three to 1.20 Yep. Happy New Year. Sir. Alex,
thank you very much. Sure. Alex founder Hengst or vendor Hengst
both will work.
Only Cabrera 309 69. Checking in with your latest share of
profits today is the official relaunch of no agenda shop.com
yet an updated design and new products like stickers and
hoodies. We've been
we've been waiting for this. This is this is good. See
people should go there and get some stickers. And when you're
going to the toll plaza As I get a little closer to the to the
left a little closer to the thing and slap a sticker on it,
you can see bands. Everybody's putting stickers up, but just no
no agenda stickers. I always irks me when I drive to drop to
the toll booth and there's a place where you can easily place
a sticker and there's no no agenda sticker.
I like that. I also like the baggage carousel that's one of
my favorites. That's a good place to put a stick they never
stay long because they they were down quick because of the
suitcases but there's nothing like seeing you know, a sticker
come around and go round again. You can kind of mark it like ah
yeah, okay, that's where it started. I my suitcase not here.
I'm getting dizzy. No agenda show no agenda show. It works.
It works. It does work.
All right back to you.
We hope the new changes help us survive and grow in 2020 Well,
we hope so too. For those who and we didn't talk about it
today about no agenda art generator.com But art from that
website some that's not even been used on the show at all or
newsletters goes on to T shirts, mugs, hoodies, stickers, etc.
And then a portion of a third of the proceeds goes to no Jenna
shop.com A third goes to the artist and the third goes to the
show. It's a beautiful value for value colab and and I appreciate
what Tony and the team are doing there. And what does he want you
in the meantime please hit me with the Manning and little girl
bingo Boom shakalaka combo for good luck.
That saying that all hell is gonna break loose and you're
gonna need a Bitcoin. Bucha NACA?
Sure. Rick in Arlington, Washington, $263.37 becomes a
first Associate Executive Producer, and he wrote us a
note. I will return to the glasses, grabbed the note and
then read it and
I believe he may also have a title change of some yesterday
right at the top of Sir Rick becomes vike out of the Puget
Sound All right, close find a check. I find it difficult to
predict when John checks the PIO box but this should arrive about
the time as my normal automatic 6969 donation. If so, feel free
to combine it with this amount for 3333 executive producer ship
I think there was one that did come in it's possible okay,
we'll put you up to executive then we have to remember to do
that. With this donation of exceeded 5x and I will claim the
title of icon that stayed at the end he says 73 Sir Rick, and J
and K Epstein didn't kill himself
70 threes K five ACC
7370 threes. Martin. Why Allah in Berlin Deutschland a nice
nice time a year in Berlin. Dear John and Adam thank you again
for the great value of your show love and life for 2020 May I ask
for some r e s t e si P karma and all the best Martin Yeah
Duncan
yes ESP I see.
You've got karma.
Kim Vasher on Vesta. Iran comes in with 250 bucks and she's in
Foxborough, Massachusetts, where the where the New England
Patriots play football. I think as a first donor from Foxborough
she sent a note in this is my first donation my oldest son
Griff hit me in the mouth sometime late 2017. And not long
after I pulled a walk away God hashtag walk away from the
foolish Democratic Party. That's interesting. I was a lifelong
damn up to then but had become increasingly frustrated and
finally had enough. I'm now happily unaffiliated with
Barry. Oh, that's the way to go unaffiliated.
Exactly, yeah. And devoted listeners the best podcast in
the universe. I'll be helped. Please accept this donation of
250 bucks and thank you from the bottom of my heart for keeping
my sanity in check with your excellent deconstruction and
many laughs You guys are seriously the best.
Oh, thank you, Kim. I know she didn't ask for it. I would like
to offer her a dilution know what?
didn't finish the note. Merry Christmas to you both and best
wishes for a happy healthy 2020 I'd love a resist we much and
stop the hammering along with a long overdue day dose shamans
Okay, so now I got to find all the other stuff. Because it was,
it wasn't much you can find pretty quickly, but you can do
the douching now Okay, here we go. You've been D deuced.
Resist. We must. We must, and we will much about that be
committed,
and I couldn't find it. Find it dammit. Couldn't get it in time.
Stop the hammering. Yes. You know how many can I do a word
search? And do you know how many how many jokes we have about
stop the hammering?
Just play a random one. What is this actually one of my
favorites.
And I'm going to do the sequence over again. But resist.
We must. We must. And we will much about that. Be committed
stop the hammering There we go. And that feels better. Feel good
now.
You're you know your people should know that. Adam is
superstitious. I am. What?
It's more like obsessive compulsive but yeah, you can
call it superstitious.
Scottsdale meet up. Oh, nice. Oh, okay. Scottsdale. Yeah, the
$220 beautiful how
many people there I didn't get a note. So I don't I have no idea
when I'd note
it with a check. And it says here we had our first meetup in
Scottsdale. This came in from Jenna. We had our first meet up
in Scottsdale with about 10 attendees. The good news is we
collected $220 The bad news is 200 of the 220 came from the
Baron of that very Valley. That's funny. So we're gonna put
Baron and Verde No,
no, no. No, no, that's what it is deficient. He
put it in there. I'll keep it there are the remaining 20 is
from your host me. Mr. genitals. As as this was an inaugural meet
up of strangers, I didn't push too hard for donations. However,
we plan to make this a regular thing. So the future. So in the
future, I'm going to get more strongly encouraged donations.
If for no other reason, then we don't look like a bunch of
douche bags, no additional data you may be interested in. As you
guys have predicted, everybody got along well, and there was no
awkwardness whatsoever. All attendees were male. Most were
35 to 55, with 122 year old, and one over 65. Two to three
learned about the no agenda show from today and tech, a couple by
word of mouth and a couple by just listening to random
podcasts and one from the Donald Donald subreddit.
I've been I've been struggling to come up with a short
explanation of exactly what the meetup is. Now, because what is
it exactly that makes this it's such a mouthful to say, well,
you meet people who have really one thing in common is that
they're not going to be triggered by whatever you are
what you say or and you're not going to feel triggered by them.
Yeah, it's a trigger list environment, but then he
finishes. No. Finally, one of the most interesting observation
was as follows. Although many different topics were discussed,
there was zero mention of impeachment. Yeah, as far as I'm
aware, he says, I thought this was odd considering it's that
this was the big controversial news of the week.
No, I think that's exactly right. And no agenda meetup
would completely ignore that. That's not important.
It's a sham impeachment.
Anyway, I'm struggling with coming up with the right
descriptive sentence I want to just a sentence
that somebody can write it for us. We have people out there are
creative. Okay. Last on our list of the Associate Executive
Producers staff on Madison in Brooklyn to under $11.55 We need
more Brooklyn listeners. Hi, Jan's donating purely for excuse
me selfish purposes need. I need that sweet sweet Nancy job. Jobs
come in. I have the hiccups. For an idea I proposed to my boss
which would eliminate a management position that gave me
a hefty chunk of change. I'm enjoying the show as always, we
need nine more seasons.
Seasons now we're not we're doing seasons. I'm against this
this idea of seasons,
but you brought it on once before and I've never never seen
someone if
someone else brought it up previously. I would never
recommend this.
I don't like we do in blocks of 1000 shows
exactly. We're one pay blockers we don't mess around here. Uh
yes be more than happy to give you some sweet Nancy jobs karma
for that idea you propose. And let's hope that works out tough
on Thank you very much for your courage and your support jobs,
jobs, jobs and jobs, let's vote for jobs. You've got karma.
And that concludes our list of executive producers, Associate
Executive producers for show 1203 I'm gonna have trouble with
this number. By the way, I keep thinking 19
That's okay, then thank you to these execs and associate execs,
you know the deal, this is the credit that you deserve, and you
need to take it, you need to display it proudly, loudly, if
only just for the badge, that it is the badge of courage of
honor. But it can also be lured to bring people closer to you
executive producer, I wonder maybe he's looking for an
unknown. Anything could happen with an Executive Associate
Executive Producer ship as long as you use it accordingly. And
thank you, we'll be thanking more people $50 And above and
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A and
you can look pretty smart around New Year's you know what's
really going on these days? Our formula is this,
we go out, we get people in the mouth
stop by hammering
I have an update. An update? I need an update? Yes. And update.
Let me see I don't have an update sound updates. Now. I
have an update. Update on 23. And me in the military.
I have the update sound date. Nice.
Um, time coding that there was a story that we talked about last
show of the show before about the military, not wanting any of
their enlisted people, anybody at the Pentagon not wanting
anyone in the military to do one of these DNA tests, specifically
23andme and ancestry.com were mentioned. And it was a little
confusing. They'd like oh, it's national security, security of
the troops. You know, we weren't really sure what it was about.
But of course, we have a very vast array of producers, many
who are boots on the ground literal boots on the ground. And
to emails, I'd like to share some information with the first
one. This one is that, you know, the military actually takes a
DNA sample during the initial medical processing. I was told
the DNA profile was kept on file in order to identify remains if
a soldier is killed in action, and could not be identified by
other means. That makes a lot of sense, doesn't it? But instead
of the military saying, we already have the DNA, you don't
need another test. The second email is perhaps a little more
pertinent. Adam, the reason they're not saying that the true
reason is because have having your own DNA under your control
could help you or others discover unknown kids belonging
to military members. This could or could not be a problem in the
military and even punishable under military law. Example of
the kid as a result of adultery, that's illegal Uniform Code of
Military Justice UCMJ best case scenario, maybe single troop had
one nightstand and didn't know now the kid and mom take part of
your check and the kid is entitled to military benefits. I
don't think the military wants to deal with that. Because it
could make you less deployable. I think there's probably
something to that. I think that's probably it. I mean, I
hear so much about I would never do a DNA test, just my own
personal privacy reasons. But there are so many people who
find out that they're you know, that their parents aren't their
birth parents or that their brother's been adopted. None of
this seems like a great idea to know, they people who know and
have found this out. I think typically at the end, they say,
Well, you know, at least it enhanced my knowledge of who I
am. But it comes with a lot of heartbreak and you know, stuff.
I knew a guy was a stockbroker. In one day, I saw him he was
like he's kind of pale and he turned eight. somebody knocked
on his door, and it was his son that he never met or knew you
had 21 years old. Wow. Yeah. Oops. Oops. Oops.
There was a am a little bit of a fracas that happened I think two
days ago Putin did his his big press conference for, for the
media where he answers all these questions here.
He does a big press conference he spends all day there. So it
was a week ago.
So now we have people from all over the world to listen to the
show, comics through blogger. I'm not sure if he is Polish, or
if he grew up there, or if he's there now, or I have no idea but
the pressure is polish. I think he's polish. So he sent me a
note saying, Wow, look at this. He was accusing the poles of
assisting the Nazis and the damn anti Semites in Poland. And he
said, You have to talk about you I talk about this. I know agenda
Porter knockoff upon. So I take his note and of course, the clip
that he sent with it associated, but you know, there's subtitles
and there's no interpretations. So I sent it to serge Jean, you
know, the URL over here. And because he speaks the Russian
and so I said, Well, what's going on? So of course, I get
the Russian version, which is comrades, this is, this is much
ado about nothing. Yeah. So it's like everyone's a arguing about
who was the biggest shitheel in in World War Two, when I've
discovered that it had nothing to do with any of that. It is
purely a political statement by Putin for a pipeline.
According to the Russian state television volume and putting
under his end of the year speech to high ranking military
officials with accusations towards the Polish diplomats
from the 1930s. He referred to the 1938 appeasement part where
the Allies agree to the petition of Czechoslovakia What's more,
he reserved particular criticism for Poland, namely stating
multiple ones impossible to Germany at the time was a Nazi
sympathizer itself. So essentially, they called it with
Hitler. This is clear from the documents and archives
particular critique was reserved for the polish and muscle that
at the time he was asleep scheme, apparently put in said
this about him. City Yeah, NTC Miska. That pasta that
antisymmetric pig, he expressed full solidarity with Hitler and
his anti semitic views. Anti racist, anti Australian,
according to polish analyst are several reasons why Putin is
singling out Poland first is the practical seizing of the
construction of the Nord Stream two gas pipeline, did you?
That's it. That's what this was all about. Because Poland is
playing with us. That's fight Trump gave Poland the visa
waiver. So they're, they're helping thwart the Nord Stream
two pipeline, which is the big deal for Gazprom and Russia.
That's what all this is about. And meanwhile, exactly what we
wanted is people yelling at each other over something that
happened before they were both born. And Jean is a Duke. I'm
sorry, it's not an earl. Who is also the sheriff. Yeah, that's
confusing. He just wants to be a Duke. It he is a Duke. So
anyway, so that's what this is about. It's all about the
pipelines. And by the way, this is the Russian agent Donald
Trump, who is making all this trouble.
Russia, yeah. And also on a also put into running the USA.
According to LIB Jos.
and Russia, a just finalized a $2.9 billion transfer of money
to Ukraine for gas transport. You know, they're at war, and
this is our national security. Now, they had a nice little chat
in Vienna, and they figured it all out. They also exchange
prisoners Donbass prisoner swap. So now maybe it's not quite as
horrible as the M five M would have you think it is they're
clearly doing business?
Well, the M five M has got its own agenda. And I actually agree
with the guy earlier, the William Arkin character, who is
the old military intelligence guy that you don't do will ever
hear on the air again, after that little thing he did on the
AMY GOODMAN show. Where it was like, you know, it's what does
one party and charges the war party?
Yes, this is true.
I think we know the word party just giving us the news, and
they're not going to tell us anything that has anything to do
with peace. Now we'll talk a big game about peace, but they're
the war party.
You know, I was thinking about this. You look at the people who
are well, there's a couple things first of all, the ruling
class and I had a long discussion with the keeper about
this about the what the ruling class is because I believe it's
people who run the banks or the ruling class. The educators, the
universities of the ruling class, and yes, politicians, but
they the politicians aren't actually calling the shots.
They're influenced by everybody else. I mean, isn't is that? How
would you define the ruling class?
I would say it's the top top level influencers.
Right, but not necessarily lawmakers, but just influencers.
I think there's a few lawmakers in the class must be.
So the Nancy Pelosi is of course, part of the ruling
class. Yes, she
wouldn't be there.
So if you look at the ruling class, and my my goodness, man,
look at who is running,
anybody in Congress is worth over $100 million.
That's all of them.
Not really, there's a lot. There's a lot of them.
They're all pretty old. They're 70 plus, which is, you know, it
doesn't bother me at all. But when you think about how they
view Russia, they grew up with the Soviet Union, USSR. And I
think there's plenty of trauma that went around. I'm not
diminishing the Cuban Missile Crisis. I don't know how old you
are. But I can see that would have been very scary to a lot of
people of a certain age today. You were maybe too young, but
doesn't matter. These people who are running the show who,
between 75 and 80, witnessed that and I think have trauma.
The same goes for their whole globalist New World Order view,
which is what we keep getting pushed towards. And I was
watching an interview with a Dutch politician. And he made
this point he said, these people who are the ruling political
class grew up with John Lennon's Imagine and had to think about
it and then you look at the lyrics Imagine there's no heaven
it's easy if you try no hell below us above us only sky.
Imagine all the people living for today. Imagine there's no
countries. It's not hard to do nothing to kill or die for and
no religion to sound like something
is like a formula to get shot.
This is the the dream. No borders, no religions. We're all
one. We all live in peace and harmony, a brotherhood of man.
I'm a dreamer. But I'm not the only one. I hope someday you
will join us and the world will live as one.
Yeah, it was very it's a very new world order anything new
world order. No borders, one world government. That's what he
left out. Yeah. Imagine there's one world government dominated
by the ruling elite. I mean, he should add some more lyrics.
I'll rewrite it for him.
They got they killed him because he didn't put that in. That's
probably what happened there. Yeah, I know. Just hit me. It's
like, yeah, I can see where people who grew up. And I
remember the song but, you know, it was like the 10th anniversary
of it.
Well, by the time he wrote that song, he was in the ruling
elite, even though he didn't know it was the ruling class.
Yeah. I mean, you know, with Cardin, he's a billionaire. I
mean, let's get a clue here.
Yeah, yep. Yeah, exactly. Well, of course he's not the real
polls aren't
doing us any favors.
This is a different guy. Now. It doesn't matter. Your point is
well made.
Well, it's still Yeah, it's still posing as the same guy.
Yeah. He probably thinks he's that guy now.
So so one way or the other. These people are going away. It
will get better. I mean, how much longer can they last that
done? Does that just then they pass it on to their kids?
Yes. And Nancy Pelosi is toast man she is her Her eyebrows are
at her hairline now. That just touch your face. Your eyebrows
start above your eyes socket.
A one more face that didn't she's gonna have a go t
hadn't heard that one. But I like it. Go T. Okay.
All right. Enough of my silliness. You want to hear
another retrospective? Let's
do a retrospective. First of all, I
want to bring in a retrospective of an ISO showing that this is a
12 second ISO that was used at end of show. We used to have
used longer ones when they were funny. No.
I think they I think the noes have it.
Are you sure we use that end of show? I'm pretty sure it's
doubtful, but it's a good one.
It's a very good one.
I mean, I have one that I that I like to offer as as a potential.
This is Matt gates, the congressman Matt gates.
No agenda for America
doesn't get much better than that.
Yes, that's somebody read it. Yeah, that we could have we had
that one and we just dropped the ball on it. This is the one
that that that's that's the one. That's good.
We have this is another one of these little clips that I picked
up. This was my favorite this was from the spy show. Berlin
station is we ran this in January as a retrospective. I
consider one of the best I consider it my favorite clip of
the year. And this is the turn this does set it up. This is a
one of the spies had quit the agency but now he's he's still
living in town and he's going to everyone's afraid of what he's
going to do and here we go. What do you know about Gilbert Dorn?
Gilbert Doran?
Same as everyone legend put out to pasture saw and did it all
during the Cold War cast a pretty long shout out Berlin
station. He never lived. Retired and Berlin did not know that.
Let me guess he's writing a book worse podcast.
That is the new spook outlet of the future. Podcasts. That's
where the all the spokes are moving towards podcasts.
I think that's a good idea. Yeah. Hey, you
want some influence? That's the way to go. People are tuning out
of your M five M. Before you continue with retrospectives.
Let's do something a little more current. There's an issue in
Australia that the temperature of the sea has gone down. A lot.
Yes, I know. It's it's problematic. Is it the same
time? Okay, climate change is burning everybody alive in
Australia. So somehow this has to be fixed, you might want to
get a pencil and a piece of paper to write down the reason
as brought to you by the BBC.
Potential for these fires. In this particular case, this year,
we've had a phenomenon known as a positive Indian Ocean Dipole.
And what that basically means is, sea temperatures in the
eastern side of the Indian Ocean, so close to Australia
have been lower than average. Now, cooler seawater generates
less rain, the warmer the warmer, the air is essentially
over the oceans, the more rain we get. And because the oceans
have a bit cooler, there hasn't been as much rain. That's one of
the reasons why it's been so dry across Australia, because the
ground is so dry, it heats up more quickly. So you know, we
can trace it back. We can find reasons for this, but scientists
will obviously be looking at it in the broader context of world
events to see that link with climate change.
Alright, then Rich, thanks for bringing us up to date on those
weather conditions. Yes, lovely.
We have to link it to climate change the positive Indian Ocean
Dipole, of course, if it's not the arctic blast, but what was
the other the other term we had?
There's a bunch of them now. Like to bring up the fact that
there's going to be the made the prediction, there's going to be
no snow in England ever again.
Yes, the children in England would only see snow in snow
globes. Yes. So it's the opposite of the polar vortex is
the positive Indian Ocean Dipole, which of course we've
heard about for years whenever this took place, no, never ever
missed, and how it just rolls off. In fact, I need to play it
again, just from us. I just need to hear I just need to hear him
say that. Again.
We've had a phenomenon known as a positive Indian Ocean Dipole.
And what that basically means is,
I mean, can you believe this? And they say that
when they say there's no the oceans aren't rising, because
Australia again, is providing a sponge effect. Oh, yes. Suck it
up to water. Yeah.
site and the cyclone bomb and we got we need we need to keep
track of these cyclone bomb
that was? Well, let's go back to again to January and remind
ourselves this is a 19 second RVT AMI climate gloom
study published this week finds the melting of Greenland Ice
Sheet may have reached a tipping point, it could severely
increase sea level rise over the next 20 years. The report
confirms other recent studies which warned the Arctic is
warming at twice the rate of the rest of the planet due to
climate change. Yes.
And let's just do a little update. We'll go to Google,
which I don't use typically. And we'll do warming at twice.
This is right. This was one of the originals. We had a clip
that you had of all these people saying this is twice the rate
twice. How does one place going to be with global global being
the operative word? Well, here's one place started warming at
twice the rate.
So now let me just hear what Amy said again. A
study published this week finds the melting of Greenland Ice
Sheet may have reached a tipping Point and could severely
increase sea level rise over the next 20 years. The report
confirms other recent studies which warned the Arctic is
warming at twice the rate of the rest of the planet. In Climate
Watch Canada is warming up twice as fast as the rest of the world
There you go.
So we have Canada, the Arctic northern hemisphere. UK. This is
fantastic. Everyone's claiming it. Everybody Russia warming
twice the global rate Australia warming twice the global rate
Britain, China warming twice as fast Ireland warming. Just look
it up on Google. It's all there. Poor shit people. That's what I
say. My newer D is distribution of Allah.
Ban then bringing up one more of these and then I'll get back to
normal. Yeah, you must go to this Ari T fat people.
I don't think I remember this one. Kip. Do
you want to why researchers say obesity is bad for the
environment. Obesity and global warming both heavy topics now
linked by a new study from the London School of Hygiene and
Tropical Medicine. It says people who weigh more tend to
drive more and eat more and all that food. It shipped on average
1500 miles from where it's grown to your plate. Fat people
researchers contend are killing the planet moreso than those who
are thin.
Well, I don't remember this clip. You don't know. But does
this mean that fat people are causing global warming? Yeah.
That's that's a whole new dimension to fat shaming, right
there.
Oh, yeah. Yeah, I know. I'm surprised it didn't catch on.
There was a
bit interesting. The reason it didn't catch on is because most
of the people seriously in the global climate crisis are tend
to be overweight.
Oh, please, just making that up. There was a was a was this
article? I don't know if it was in the Los Angeles Times. It
was. It was a professor Yes. From California to address
climate change. We must seriously question private
property ownership. I really like this angle that this guy's
taking was this guy's name is from UCLA. aspirations of home
ownership. And the belief in the importance of private property
could be reinforcing the conditions that result in
wildfires. See the idea here, I think and maybe it's it's been
part of the agenda 21 Push and subsequently the 2030 goals and
the 2050. climate neutrality is to not let you determine where
you want to live or what your house looks like. Now, you
should just all be renting and the homes will be built
specifically, like cinder blocks, I guess, just a cinder
block where you sit in it. And your best
new housing developments that you describe like that are also
easily convertible into minimum security prisons. Sad but true.
By donating to no agenda, Imagine all the people who could
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You skipped over Jessica Sawyer.
Jessica Sawyer actually topped Lauren with $136 in Lakewood,
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She's let me do this because we donate Since I'm not long in the
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He also wants to kick off the dame drive for his smokin hot
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I wonder if if the fact that she was always making more money
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I I'm not gonna go there. Really? I'm
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Right today's 29th of December we're winding down 2019 Only two
birthdays on the list. Tara Reese congratulates her mom Barb
Reese, apparently douchebag she'll be celebrating on January
1 A Capricorn indeed and we say happy birthday to Jessica
Sawyer. She celebrates her birthday today December 29 2019.
Okay let's see no we have we do have some titles don't want to
be
douchebags title
changes for today Michael DeLozier become sir dancing
Mike. Christopher Gutierrez become ser que itis night of the
multicloud and Peter Chung assumes the title Sir Peter
night of the day now shoot these are not The titles, these are
the nine things I've got to do. Scratch that will edit it out
here your title changes sir Rick becomes Vikon of the Puget Sound
and AJ Vandersteen become Sir Joseph, Earl of Southern
California in abeyance. Here we go. I'm sorry. It was in the
wrong order on my sheet here. So those are the titles, the
birthdays and now we can get to our nice things. We have three
of them. I just mentioned them but we need to get them out of
control. John, there you go. I'm out of control. Michael de
Lozier, Christopher Gutierrez and Peter John please come up
here. You are really getting a title change this is the big one
that you get because I'm about to pronounce the the Knights of
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dancing Mike. circuitous night of the multi cloud and Sir Peter
knights of the day you are all now knights of the no agenda
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and please tweet out a picture of it or put it on no agenda,
social anywhere where we can see it because we love it very much.
And here we go meet up so like a pot. Now a couple things off the
top, February 21. There should be a Delray Beach meetup in
Florida. I know it was being planned or planned. I have not
been able to retrieve it from no agenda meetups.com But the
keeper and I are going to be in Florida Delray Beach on the 21st
of February it's a Friday and we need to meet up organized
because it's going to be fun. And I think we're even getting
maybe Horowitz leave and drive up for it. I talked about it
yesterday says well will people know who I am? So yes, Andrew,
you're famous. Don't worry. Yeah. People will laugh. That's
true. People will love you. Yeah, no problem, no problems
there. So please get on the stick people and confirm with me
so we can have some closer coordination for the Delray.
Beach, Delray Beach, Florida meet up on February 21, del Rey
beat up the Del Rey beat up we had a number of meetups take
place, of course, over the course of the past week, and we
got a report, an audio report, which if it's short enough, and
I edited this one down a bit to make it a bit tighter. I'm happy
to play it. This is from the fourth traject a meet up in
Utrecht, the Netherlands also known as get mo nation lowlands.
Sure, Henrik a P for Director meeting in a kayak, also known
as Utrecht Your name is Rob Bibles together. Sir Robert Oh,
Eastern. ere we go. And this is day with a little hatchet quarry
with my ankle
10 Bobe can bomb Jimbo Dame Corey of Tenenbaum. Yes,
hello, Adam. You've been case you've been you've worked as the
new tech for dusty mainly for Gordo's story. Anima I'm case
I'm an escaped slave. To do Sadie nice, I drink white wine.
From where I'm from save our democracy. Thank you.
Hold on. surrouding. Erica, tell us who you are. I'm sure here co
I'm sorry, Jacob. Gardena, the Limburg coast.
There we go. Share here co night of the faithful fiefdom a few
tricks. I mean, just hearing that you want to be there.
Sounds like a great group. I love a game of the doomsday
denier. I drink white wine can't get much better than sounds like
a party. That's just like a party. Thanks, guys. Thanks for
sending that in. And this is what happens at these meetups
people come together. Really in in regular passing and life
would probably never bump into each other but we all have this
one thing in common and Migdal is of normal size. And we can
talk about anything without anyone getting triggered about
it because we know it's just not worth it. We're not
participating in the game. And there will be a number of them
for the month of January Amsterdam kicks off on the third
at restaurant Delphine and entrepreneurial is your
organizer for that one that'll be at five o'clock Amsterdam
time, the same time the other end of the world Seattle, the
Seattle monthly at a new location, the hot vine pub,
check the back of the bar, Patrick will start organizing
organizing at 730. Then on the seventh of January, the second
biannual Knoxville meet up four o'clock at barleys Knoxville sir
seats that are hosting for you all and then on the ninth.
That'll be a show day Thursday. The no this is a good one. And
no agenda tune man tour, the bay route stop. This is Jesse Coyne
Nelson. He has done end of show mixes for months almost without
fail every single show. And I've seen him progress. I mean, you
hear a Jesse Coyne Nelson makes you'll know it right away
because he often sings and it's atrocious, but somehow it makes
it work. He's a traveling teacher. And he's set up a
number of meetups as I said Thursday, the ninth in Beirut,
Lebanon. Jesse will be hosting this at the rabbit hole on MK DC
Street in Lebanon, Beirut, Lebanon six o'clock Beirut time
and looking forward to getting a sound clip from the people who
meet up there. And Jesse is also going to you think he's going to
go to Israel hang out with the Knights there. He's on he's on a
tour. Then the 11th a brand new entry that's the Saturday and
two weeks to Long Island Long Island and beat up Excelsior
slaves come one come all first attempt at a Long Island and New
York City get mo nation meet up meet at St. James Restaurant and
Bar. Andrew Grasso will be hosting that. And that is your
current overview for no agenda nation meetups go to no agenda
meetups.com Where you too can enjoy in this in this activity,
which is a great complement to the show because meeting people
in person is incredibly important. Having that human
interaction. The troll room is good. No agenda socialist,
fantastic. But when you get together and you drink and you
talk and you see each other's faces and you know in the
energies, it's a very good thing. It's fact scientific
fact. Look it up in the Muller report. Well, that was a good
report. Yeah, well, we got good people, man, we got producers
all over Gitmo nation.
Well, let's do at least one impeachment story, which is that
the impeachment has stalled, stalled. And so nobody knows
what to do about this and so they don't even know how to
report it. Here, for example, is NBC News report,
President Trump and the first voice of dissent or at least
dissatisfaction among Republican senators over the way the Senate
leadership is planning the President's trial. We get more
from Hans Nichols.
Tonight, President Trump dealing with a potential Republican
defection on impeachment, Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski signaling
she's unhappy with Senator Mitch McConnell's pledge to work and
total coordination with the White House when I heard that I
was disturbed, Murkowski who has defied party leaders in the past
responding to these comments from the Senate Majority Leader
last week, I'm going to take my cues from the from the
president's lawyers Murkowski demanding some distance from the
White House,
we have to take that step back from being hand in glove with
the defense I need to be able to sit back and look at both sides
of this.
President Trump has relished in Republican unity on impeachment,
we had
196 or so Republicans voting 100% We didn't lose one
Republican vote in the House
while putting his faith in McConnell's Senate moves.
Ultimately, that decision is going to be made by Mitch
McConnell. And he will make it he has the right to do whatever
he wants. He's the head of the Senate.
But Trump today admitting that impeachment is impeding his role
as commander in chief writing on Twitter. It makes it much more
difficult to deal with foreign leaders and others when I am
having to constantly defend myself against the Do Nothing
Democrats.
And Hans is with us now. Hans, how are other Republicans
reacting to Senator Murkowski? His comments tonight?
Or we heard from Louisiana Senator John Kennedy. He's a
Republican and an impeachment skeptic saying she's entitled
her opinion and Mitch McConnell is entitled to his but still no
news on a potential trial or a start date.
Wow. A minute and a half that I'll never get back. Yeah,
that's, that's so empty. It's, you know, this is the biggest TV
show on earth. But the thing is, Donald Trump is the show. He's
the show. So everything you hear has to relate to Trump every
news story everything keys mean, he can never be impeached. The
media if they could would give him a third term. Key is the
show. Yeah. Yeah, now
that the impeachment stalled care, what are we gonna do with?
These guys are like beside themselves because they can't
cover it apparently, as we point out on this show every show.
Well, there's all kinds of news stories around that could be
covered here.
But that's not the show that no one cares about dead people in
the Philippines. We won't even pull global warming into it. We
can't connect it to Trump. Did Trump ever have a Filipino
hooker? No, sorry, no story when they're working on it. Now there
is there are some other parts to the big show that I wanted to
touch on before we say goodbye to 2019 as the show progresses,
if you don't have money, then you're not in the show. And
Elizabeth Warren, I think is running out of money. And when
you run out of money, you're not buying ads. We don't buy ads.
You're not in the show. You get voted off the island. So now
it's warm. She was great. She was just just a few days ago.
She was great. But now No, she doesn't like polling. And I
don't know if her Medicare for all answer wasn't right.
I mean, it's annoying. I think when any kind of political
candidate says I don't do polls. I mean, yeah, I get it. You
don't want to hire pollsters. But you can ignore the polls. I
mean, the polls, 50% of her voters are saying that they're
not for Medicare for All if she can ignore that poll, because
her numbers continue to drop, and is Medicare for all to blame
for Warren's crash? Should she not be paying attention to that
poll? Well, Medicare for all, I think is a big piece of this
puzzle. Because if there's one thing that Democratic voters
want, it's not actually universal, socialized health
care or anything like that it is defeating Donald Trump. So they
need to nominate someone who will be electable. And Elizabeth
Warren over the summer was sort of positioning herself as the
person who could be that who could be the electable
progressive, maybe not as far to the left as Bernie Sanders, but
maybe doing better sharper on the trail than Joe Biden. But I
think her stumbles around Medicare for all have left some
Democratic voters a bit worried that she's not the person to get
them across the finish line.
In other words, she has no money. Just look at the numbers.
She's running out of money, can't buy ads, can't buy polling
numbers. So she's off the island done. You know,
out here. This is one of the rare opportunities in California
we have because everyone's what's the desk word California
is going to be important in one election in one election only.
That's a Super Tuesday number, because there's a lot of numbers
involved. And so although Democrats want to win
California, and so they're advertising here, but they've
I've watched the ads, the only two people that are advertising
to an extreme blew me away. Every once in a while an ad
comes in and pops in and pops out. There's only two and which
one take a guess who what Bloomberg Bloomberg? Bloomberg
is number one. And who do you think the second one is? Huh,
Biden?
Well, of course is Biden. Yeah, I should have no
Yeah, Bloomberg and Biden are advertising like crazy. And I
don't see anybody else advertising at all. They're not
going to get Cory Booker's. Never I've never seen a Cory
Booker ad. No.
I think Mayor Pete is now somewhat in play. Because he
does have money. That's why they call him Wall Street P.
Although, Amy Goodman and Michael Moore had a hard time
with the mayor Pete the other day,
I mean, just like any candidate and politician, you know, people
watching this will have their disagreements or whatever. But
one thing you can't disagree with, is he has been true to his
convictions. He will fight like hell for us. The fact that 52%
of young people are for him in the latest poll 52% of young
voters
that's about Bernie but here comes the peep it
for him. The millennial that's running 2% 2% of 18 to 35 year
olds are for the person their age, young people want to talk
to have privileges. Yes. I'm not trying to avoid
I love that put Buddha judge poop Buddha judge I think that's
a poot then that's not saying poop. That's a pool here.
Young people want to talk to your privileges. Yes, that
matter and avoid the
kid. And then they're going to correct themselves and say,
Listen, young people
want to talk to your privileges. Yes, I'm not trying to avoid
trying to pronounce the name.
You pronounce his name? Paiute.
Even an incorrect Buddha? Correct. Paiute.
I like put I think, I think that's just new named Paiute.
Yeah, Mayor Putin. No Mayor poot. Now mayor put got a bunch
slammed by all right wing press. And here's how Fox News
presented his To interview with the Iowa Des Moines Register,
Dems want to legalize marijuana, but this is the first time we've
heard a 2020 contender pledged to decriminalize every single
drug out there. Listen to this,
incarceration should not even be a response to drug possession
is that across the board, so if it's for meth or Coke or
ecstasy, any drugs, if it's possession, incarceration, isn't
math, coke, ecstasy, all of it. Mayor Pete releasing his bold
drug plan this week, it also includes reducing sentences for
other drug offense.
So you know, this is of course, what Fox News would do coke,
Meth, heroin, everything. Oh my god. timecode code. If you
listen to the full now, he started with the Des Moines
Register for an hour and a half. But he's actually saying
something a little bit differently. And I'll play it
since we have some time. It's a little long about two minutes. I
do not disagree with what he's saying. We I think we've
discussed on this show many times what Portugal did. By now
that must be 18 years ago, they decriminalized and legalize they
decriminalized all drugs, as far as I know. You can you can go to
a doctor and get a prescription for opioids or whatever,
whatever you need, whatever your addiction is. But across the
board, the numbers show that criminality related to drugs
declined, prostitution declined significantly. A lot of things
went down. And there is a difference between not locking
people up who are strung out who clearly have a dependency issue
and need medical help. There's validity to this. But when the
way it's presented the way Fox News just presented that to you
is intended to make you feel oh my god when a meth addict
running
around never mentioned Portugal in any of these reports. Well,
neither does because Portugal, it's just like what the proves a
great point, but they did not appoint anyone wants to make
it's weird.
And I am against the lowering of standards for for crime. If
you're drugged out and you're committing crime, or you're a
nuisance, Yeah, goodbye, you gotta go. And whatever, whatever
the penalty is, whatever you're doing, but just for possession,
or for using or for being addicted. That's not necessarily
something you should be locking people up for. Not real popular
with the Fox News crowd.
I think I've developed much more in the direction of criminal
justice reform, I would not have said even five years ago that
what I believe now, which is that incarceration should not
even be a response to drug possession. What I've seen is
that while there continued to be all kinds of harms associated
with drug possession and use, it's also the case that we have
created in an effort to deal with what amounts to a public
health problem, we have created an even bigger problem, a
justice problem and its own form of the health problem. If you
think about the adverse impact on a child, we have kids in
South Bend, who've grown up with the incarceration of a parent is
one of their first experience that makes them dramatically
more likely to wind up themselves having an encounter
with the criminal legal system. And so I've always been
skeptical of mass incarceration, but But I love
that line. I've always been skeptical of mass incarceration.
Yeah, everybody should be skeptical of mass incarceration.
poot. What is that? You know, when Hitler did mass
incarceration that was very skeptical, geez poor
one of their first experience, that makes them dramatically
more likely to wind up themselves having an encounter
with the criminal legal system. And so I've always been
skeptical of mass incarceration. But but now I believe more than
ever, that we need to take significant steps like ending
incarceration as a response to simple possession.
On that, is that across the board, so if it's meth,
you're hearing all this context, which Fox News doesn't give you
and here comes the one piece they took out of it and listen
what he says after that, or
ecstasy, any drugs, if it's possession, incarceration,
isn't?
That's right. It doesn't mean legalization of everything. And
you know, one issue that gets dramatically less attention than
some other forms of addiction is something like synthetic
marijuana. In our city. It's mostly affecting African
American youth. But in a case like that, what we found is it's
convenience stores selling this stuff that is basically rat
poison, sprayed onto grass. You'd be much better off with
real marijuana. This stuff is very toxic. And we've worked
with the community to make Make sure that we were addressing it
at suppliant. with anybody who was selling it, right. The
reality is, we're seeing more and more counties and states
prosecutors and local criminal legal systems who want to keep
people out of incarceration, but don't have the funding, so that
they're long backlogs on these alternative to incarceration
programs and these diversion courts, that's an example of the
sort of thing that federal money ought to go into. It's another
example of something that pays for itself, higher rates of
rehabilitation, and none of the cost of incarceration. And none
of the human cost of people being divided from their family,
their community, or whatever support network might be best
positioned to help them through an addiction scenario. And
again, don't get me wrong, I'm not talking about blanket, I do
believe in legalization of marijuana, but I'm not talking
about blanket decriminalization of a lot of other harmful
substances. I'm saying that our enforcement efforts should be
targeted at those who are willfully and sometimes
violently profiting off of it. Not at those who get caught up
at the level of having a substance abuse problem.
So the sad thing about this is, here's a news room with eight
people from the board of the Iowa Des Moines Register, and
not a single one of them can come up with a lucid thought
about incarceration being a huge business in America, that is set
up by politicians who, who want people to be incarcerated,
because it's money in the bank. What is the name of the company,
the correctional facilities, no
Corporation of America, there's one, there's another one with a
more high tech name, that I can't recall some in the chat
room knows what it is
not a single person of that newspaper, this really important
newspaper can come up with that.
Man, Trump,
so obvious. And then the final thing, I actually have watched
these Des Moines Register interviews, because, well,
because only little snippets are taken out and force fed into the
left or right paradigm, whatever you're living in, so it can
affect you. Joe Biden said, I'm not gonna refuse all subpoenas.
I'm not gonna be subpoenaed. Does that exactly what he said?
At Oh, really?
Can you stand by your earlier statements that you wouldn't
comply if you are subpoenaed to testify in an impeachment trial
before?
Correct. And the reason I wouldn't, is because it's all
designed to deal with Trump doing what he's done his whole
life, trying to take the focus off him. The issue is not what I
did not a single person, one single person, even that of
Giuliani and his compatriots have said, I did anything other
than a job. Every one of the people whose sworn testimony
worked for him said Biden did his job and he did it. Well.
This is all about a diversion. And we play his game all the
time. He's done it his whole career. He's done it his whole
career. And I'm very proud of the job I did. I never never
never moved off of dealing with corruption there. Every single
person thought that Prosecutor General should be fired from the
IMF to follow our European partners, and the people in the
administration. But this is a technique he uses all the time.
He's a chronic liar.
Does that position you as if you're defying a subpoena?
Putting yourself above the law?
The grounds for them to call me would be overwhelmingly
specious. But so I don't anticipate that happening
anyway. But what I would do if I were, let's say, I voluntarily
just said, let me go make my case. What are you going to
cover you guys? Instead of focusing, you're going to cover
for three weeks, and the guy said, and he's gonna get away?
You guys buy into all the time, not a joke. Think about, as we
say, in my church, examine your conscience, doesn't mean I
shouldn't testify if he thought I should think what it's about.
It's all about what he does all the time, his entire career,
take the focus off, this guy violated the Constitution. He
said it in the driveway of the White House. He acknowledged he
asked for help, but you find it fascinating. It's the only
president that thinks that, you know, I've learned three things,
one letter of food namami to be president, and that's why he
spent millions of bucks and all these 1000s of bots that are
finally taken down by Facebook.
So Joe goes nuts at the end. They're just a Russian bots
around Facebook. But what the what the reason why you didn't
hear this is because he's calling out the media in his own
Joe way, but he's saying you guys focus on everything. He
doesn't say. It's like he'll get away. Now true or not doesn't
matter, but He's scolding them. So we can't tell you what Joe
said. Just that. He said he won't go And that is why you
need to continue to produce no agenda in 2020. This is how we
help you this is what keeps you sane. And thank you, for those
of you who helped produce this in more ways than just
donations. It's there. We have a lot of your eyes.
It's a community effort. We're what we're we're kind of what
the left wants wants to be. I do have a couple of things I wanted
to get out of the way. First of all, let's clear out to Eddie
Gallagher story. He is going to go which is going to go nowhere.
I don't know anything about the Eddie Gallagher story. Oh, you
should know about the Eddie Gallagher story. That's why
here's the here's the Barry go. Let's start with Eddie Gallagher
one and you'll get ketchup
retired Navy SEAL who's been celebrated by President Trump is
under new scrutiny tonight, after the weekly a documentary
series from the New York Times obtained videotaped interviews
from the Navy investigation of Gallagher's conduct, and we want
to warn you what you're about to see and hear is disturbing. Now,
is
this the guy who took a trophy photos with dead Iraqis? Yes.
Okay. Yeah, this is this is a problem with this is a problem
in general.
Well, this is a problem in general and a guy they if the
guy's a psycho, like some of these people like to say behind
behind behind closed doors. It's possible. He has to remember
he's not in the Navy. He already got drummed out, right. And the
whole thing that Trump did, even though this is really a, an
attempt to just slam Trump, it was to get him his little his
little pin back. And that pretty much is all he wanted. And so
Trump did that. in it. Many people thought it was fine. I
mean, the National Security Adviser this guy O'Brien
defended Trump. There's a lot of people that the right wing was
all in on this because they thought this guy was getting
railroaded and he was getting rum drummed out for no good
reason. But let's but it's possible there was good reason
but whatever the case, it's a Trump met with him the way the
way Obama met with Berg doll Obama paid for Bergdahl. Yeah,
well, yes, Obama paid for Bergdahl to get out that Trump
really didn't want this wasn't a big money loser or anything
really bad but let's play play through this because we had I
had a number of people bitch and moan that we were not covering
it. As if it was like this is a scandal but it does play
Gallagher to the guy got crazier and crazier.
In 2018, one after another Navy SEALs expressed grave concerns
about their platoon leader Eddie Gallagher.
He was perfectly okay with killing anybody.
They are going against this unwritten rule of not taking
dirty laundry outside of the seals.
In Navy tapes obtained by the weekly they accused Gallagher of
targeting civilians, women and children. Take a shot at
probably
a 12 year old kid it kind of turned into the platoon being at
his personal like sniper escort to get him from place to place
so he could try to pick the sniper up so he's just like
mental chiefs
team member saying they would intentionally fire shots to warn
Iraqi civilians
or snipers was shoot so they will run away and hide before
Eddie would engage him later trying to protect the civilian
population.
The Times also obtaining helmet camera video never seen outside
of a courtroom. A young ISIS fighter had been wounded by a
bomb
came over the radio and specifically said Don't touch
him. I got him.
Nobody touch him. He's online and right
Gallagher is seen with a medic bag pushing him and then the
camera goes black. It is not clear why start stabbing the
dude. I see Penny laying over on with the knife. Neck. In a text
message later. The New York Times says Gallagher writes got
him with my hunting knife.
He did this or did you just literally plot a knife? I'm just
starting
to pull that knife started stabbing.
But that seal Corey Scott changed his story in a bombshell
moment that Gallagher's trial last summer after being granted
immunity. He said he was the one who killed the ISIS fighter.
Did you suffocate him? Yes.
Okay, I'll wait and for all to play before I render my judgment
here.
Well then play the third clip,
Eddie Gallagher was acquitted on charges of murder and attempted
murder. He was found guilty of posing for a photo with the
corpse they went
in and they just told these completely fantastic unsupported
and fake stories.
Gallagher's attorney says the New York Times is trying to re
litigate the story and says Gallagher has asked him to sue
reporter Dave Phillips. There's a
couple of members of the platoon who had a personal animosity
towards Eddie Gallagher. You know they didn't perform well in
combat. They were afraid of being called out for being
cowards. They made up a story and they went with it.
This past weekend Gallagher posed for photos with President
Trump at Mar a Lago. He was
a great fighter. He was the one of the ultimate fighters. Tough
guy.
In November, President Trump ordered the Pentagon not to
strip Gallagher of his rank and Trident pin.
We're still sort of, you know, on cloud nine about it. But I
can tell you that, you know, we my family is completely, you
know, grateful for this decision.
The Navy SEALs tonight and an attorney for Corey Scott are not
commenting. NBC News has not spoken with any of the
individual seals shown in those taped interviews. But the New
York Times says it reached out to every one of them, they all
declined to comment.
So this is a story that is is undecipherable, you don't know
one way or the other on this it medicine is water under the
bridge at this point. Well, and why they dredging this up? They
can't even prove it. Well, it's just an antitrust story
is an anti Trump story. But in general, civilians who have
never been in combat need to shut up. We have this
expectation somehow we are, you know, we're the we're the proud
men and women and we we have righteousness on our side and we
go in there we do clean kills. No, we drone people, we shoot
them up in half. We do horrible things hand to hand combat IEDs
on both everywhere. War is ugly, ugly business. No one has the
right to talk about it unless you and people who've been in
combat, who have 1000 Yard Stare. They don't talk about it.
This whole thing is actually insulting to it. It's insulting
to war. War is horrible. It's ugly. It's nasty. People are
being shredded to bits. And now
that's why we should be getting out of these unnecessary. Yeah.
Which is the key word. Yes. unnecessary wars. I mean, the
people behind these unnecessary wars are a bunch having
served themselves.
Half our generals have been served chicken hawks, half our
generals have
not served. Yeah. It's disgusting. I can't believe that
I we haven't done this story. I know why I haven't done it
because of course, I saw Kumbaya, but I'm like, I can't
bring myself to talk about something that I really cannot
talk about, and to hear other pundits and douchebags talking
about what's right or what's not right. To have no, I was in Iraq
for 10 days. You won't know what scared shitless is go to the
desert where these boys and girls are and where they're
being fired. I have no idea what's going on. You talk very
differently. So this whole thing is disgusting. That it's that
they're bringing it up. Just just do an anti Trump story.
Hell awaits you. dickheads hell Alright, take us out.
Here's the story of up your alley. Yeah, take us out on a
high note, John. I gotta get out of jail. But this will be a high
no high No. A real high note, huh? Yes, because we're going to
talk about drones to be regulated. The FAA
today put out the most comprehensive proposal yet to
regulate drones. The new rules are designed to make the skies
safer, and they wouldn't just affect commercial drones but
also smaller consumer drones to Gotti Schwartz has those
details.
In the skies across America, more drone lift offs than ever
before from hobbyists to delivery drones. And tonight, a
sweeping rule proposed by the FAA could bring real time
tracking to most drones as soon as they take flight. Think
virtual drone license plates with beacons that broadcast
their location and identity even for small drones bought by
consumers. A tracking system that regulators say is needed
before massive fleets of drones start making the kind of same
day deliveries. Companies like Amazon, Google and UPS have been
planning for years. The new proposal also aimed at
addressing safety issues when it comes to close calls, with the
new rule allowing law enforcement to monitor where
nearly every drone takes off. The NTSB already investigating
several instances of drones crashing into aircraft and even
a hot air balloon in Idaho. Seen here from the drones camera as
it hits the side and tumbles out of the sky. A
drone hitting an aircraft of any size is potentially a life or
death situation.
Dozens of other drones getting way too close. We miss the drone
by 30 feet off our right way, sometimes shutting down air
traffic and causing massive delays at airports like Newark
for grounding critical error operations during catastrophic
wildfires are confirmed. Although they are cropped out
for now, the proposal is only a draft giving the public 60 days
to comment and then another three years after the
regulations are finalized to take effect. And until then any
plans for large scale drone deliveries are still a future
out of reach. Gary Schwartz, NBC News, Los
Angeles, well, I don't know exactly what was in this report,
because it was just paid him as well. It's just a matter of
drones flying and Amazon and those guys, oh, my god, drones
are so cool. But before that's gonna happen, it's been many
more years
what I think is going on, is that drone delivery to your home
is not going to happen. It will be it'll take 30 years for the
self driving car to be everywhere. If it's even in 30
years, this is not going to happen. It's a danger. It's a
menace to society. It's a danger to anyone who has a drone flying
overhead with a package. It's all intended for investors, it's
meant to set up the company, whereas Uber were there with
their people, drones. Now, it's all meant to get investors
excited to bring more money into the secondary offerings has
nothing to do with reality Dream on, it's not gonna happen.
I'm all in your right is exactly what it is. They get their
little publicity for it. And that's the kind of where they
actually showed three drones one of the UPS logo, one with an
Amazon logo and one within Uber logo.
Exactly. That's it for your deconstruction for 2019 We will
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