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Sunday March 29 2020. This is your award winning keep on
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Here at the frontier of Austin, Texas capital of the drone Star
State in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where there's a ventilator going
down the road. I'm John C. Dvorak,
Raglan Buzzkill.
Pete Peterbilt,
have you seen? Do we have a Zephyr report yet? For today?
Have you seen as ever? I guess no.
I know, I haven't been but that's possible. I missed it.
Okay. Well, I'm just curious to see how many how many
cars that has? That'd be funny if it got down to six. No,
no, that would not that's that's when we really need to start
activating all the shit hits the fan systems, a six cars effort,
unheard of very bad news.
But other seven cars pretty weird. I'll tell you. While
we're at it.
Talking about transportation. I would like to express my
appreciation towards the truckers. We haven't heard we
have many truckers in the no agenda media tribe. And, and an
additional thank you to the dudes named Ben and dudettes
named Bernadette, who are keeping your Netflix working.
Believe me. There's Actual work going on to MIT to change these
bandwidth requirements. So that's your border gateway
protocol down at the Border Gateway Protocol dudes named Ben
and there's all kinds of people making your stuff at home work.
So just wanted to say that off of the bat. And while we're
talking about masks and counting, and let's debunk some
stuff, shall we?
You're into the mood of debunking and to start the show.
Yeah,
well, I just want one clip. It's the clip that matters the most
to me. Well, actually, it's two clips will It's in two parts.
If this ever goes by, I'm getting you you
have to interrupt it. It's like Zephyr has priority. So why
don't we start with Dr. Burks, who now of course, is your
buddy. Yeah. Well, you know, after ice after I started paying
attention to her and looked at her her credentials in history,
she was immediately got debunked, or what's the word I'm
looking for? He's been canceled. She's in the middle of being
canceled. And well, I'll start with that. Then. This happened
on Friday, she did an interview with CBN. What CBN? Is that
Canada broadcast network broadcasting? What is CBN?
Well, it could be Christian Broadcast Network. It
could be let's see. CBN No, I think you're right. It is the
Christian Broadcast Network. Of course, not that anyone watches
the show. Not that many people watch the Christian Broadcast
Network. A few people do. But it was put online. And once it went
viral, then Dr. Burks, appointed by Obama in 2014. Of course, she
worked for George W. Bush. I mean, she's been around. She's
an ambassador. She was a colonel. That was her last rank
before she left the military service is not enough. She is
just an orange tongue as liquor Didn't you know that? Yeah. Here
it is. How would
you describe the job President Trump is doing behind the scenes
and in front of the cameras during these daily briefings
that we're seeing what's been your perspective, Dr. Burks.
He's been so attentive to the scientific literature and the
details and the data. And I think his his ability to analyze
and integrate data that comes out of his long history and
business is really been a real benefit during these discussions
about medical issues. Because in the end, data is data. And he
understands the importance of the granularity. And I think
he's been really excited about finding the level of detail that
we've been able to now bring over the last few weeks to
really understand who's at the greatest risk for severe
illness, who will have mild and less an asymptomatic disease and
really calling on every American to do that social distancing.
Because some people may not know they're actually infected and be
unknowingly spreading the virus. And that all comes from the
president seeing the data and then really directing these
policies and these guidelines that go out to the American
people.
Well, this was no good. This meant she had flipped. She
She's, she's no good. She's useless. You can't listen to her
anymore. She said something positive about the President's
ability to comprehend things. Oh, no. The social media went
nuts. The most hated woman in America this weekend. This was
all preceded by her, speaking very frankly to the media. At
the press briefing, which I think are now I know was
completely ineffective because the media is still not reporting
on it all the information, I think we have most of it, we've
discussed a lot of it. And we start with the Imperial model,
which apparently got us into this mess. This is the model
that was created at the Imperial College in the United Kingdom.
And that was done specifically by Neil Ferguson, who downgraded
his own model significantly, and we can talk about that, right
after we listened to Dr. Burks telling the media that it was
wrong. And I think she doesn't do a great job here. She treats
the media like children, which they don't respond very well to.
It would have been better
like children, by the way.
I think a different approach might have gotten more
attention. But this is really the information to the candy and
candy works. This is the info. You said that in a very creepy
knowing way. I don't I tell him like what I heard. Andy,
I'm sure many of you saw the recent report out of the UK,
about them adjusting completely their needs. This is really
quite important. If you remember that was the report that said
there would be 500,000 deaths in the UK, and 2.2 million deaths
in the United States. They've adjusted that number in the UK
to 20,000. Oops, oh, half a million to 20,000. We're looking
into this in great detail to understand that adjustment. I'm
going to say something that's a little bit complicated. But I'm
going to try to do it in a way that we can all understand it
together.
Okay, children, you ready? Okay. Wow, hey, by the way, yes,
it I pointed this out years ago and it and it applied actually,
even before we began to show that is the way Hillary always
talked to the press if it if she stopped doing that, by the way,
she as she got older, she's kind of lost it because she gets so
angry. But she used to say every word very distinctly. And I
complained about this a number of times, because what happens,
and this style of speaking where she spent every word very
clearly, it was just a horrible way to speak. And to women in
the Bay Area to Oh, she's such a wonderful speaker. And but
Hillary was always speaking down to people when you talk like
when when I talk like this to you. It's demeaning, I think,
yes, it well. You're not quite pulling it off. But I understand
what you're saying. And it's similar. Yeah, look at where she
comes from,
stammer, I can barely talk to myself. But look at
where she comes from. She comes from that millio she comes from
the Obama administration, which doesn't matter, by the way,
because you know, she still has an orange tongue. It's no good.
That this this was really that's the kind of stuff you get when
you see this video online. That's It's hilarious how people
are responding to her. So I think this should have been
breaking news, top of the news, oh, my god, check it out. For
whatever reason, and there are reasons, the model was adjusted
downward by 20, a factor of 25. That's not an insignificant, is
it? Is it top of the news? No, of course not. Let's listen to
what she said. Then let's all understand it together,
I'm going to say something that's a little bit complicated.
But I'm going to try to do it in a way that we can all understand
it together. In the model, either, you have to have a large
group of people who are asymptomatic, who've never
presented for any test, in order to have the kind of numbers that
were predicted to get to 60 million people infected, or have
6 million people infected, you have to have a large group of
asymptomatic because in no country to date, have we seen an
attack rate over one in 1000? So either we're only measuring the
tip of the iceberg of the symptomatic cases and underneath
it are a large group of people. So we're working very hard to
get that antibody test because that's a good way to figure out
who are all these people under here and do they exist, or we
have the transmission completely wrong. So these are the things
we're looking at because the predictions of the models don't
match the reality on the ground in either China, South Korea or
Italy. We are about five times the size of Italy. So if we were
Italy and you did all those divisions, Italy should have
close to 400,000 deaths. They're not close to achieving that. So
these are the kinds of things we're trying to understand
models or models. We're adapting now to the React. There's enough
data now of the real experience with the Coronavirus on the
ground to really make these predictions much more sound. So
when people start talking about 20% of a population getting
infected, it's very scary. But we don't have data that matches
that based on the experience.
Okay, so again, it wasn't top of the news. This is very good
news.
This not only isn't top of the news, it definitely should be
top of the news. But this is just like the globe like the
global warming guys who are her are not deniers, they just don't
buy it. And they have good data to show that this is a lot. Oh,
no, you're bad.
I disagree. This is this is the equivalent of the actual global
warming modelers saying, hey, our models were wrong. It's not
the same. That would be fantastic news. This is not some
contrarian. This is Neil Ferguson epidemiologist who
created the model. And two days after Boris Johnson locked down
the country. He went before the parliament and testified and
said, okay, yeah, I've adjusted the model. And his answer to why
this drastic change is well, you know, I didn't take into account
we'd be doing anything, which is total horse crap, because he's,
he's the data is the r number. The R O number, how many people
one person will infect is an unknown steal. So as you heard
Dr. Burks speaking, we don't really know the transmission
rate. So it just filled something in and then he changed
it. And it got a different result, not the first time. He's
had some interesting myths prognostications, such as with
the hoof and Mouth Disease, where they open mouth guy, he is
an open mouth guy, 6 million heads of cattle are destroyed,
the likely unnecessary, that really put the agrarian sector
in the UK into a very problematic state. Same with the
swine flu.
This guy has got to go,
well, it's not just this guy here. Here's what I understand.
The Imperial College is a form of research, entity of record
for government for think tanks, for policy groups, and for the
media. This is the study that got everybody all jacked and
started the whole media thing along with politicians, of
course, because, you know, they were reading 2 million debt in
America. And I still want to know your recall, the president
said they they couple people three, I think came to my office
that you got to shut the country down. I still would like to know
who that was. And just just just for history sake, who was it
that convinced the president to shut down the country because it
seems like it may not have been that necessary. And we'll get
into
he was reluctant to take any of this that seriously. And they
came in they started hounding him in the media went nuts. Yep.
Of course, the media. What baffles me is as your point this
is a good good catch, by the way, and apparently you had to
go catch it. Is the me seriously, don't you? It's just
it's just disgusting that you had to just catch this and the
media didn't because the media caught the other side of it. And
they don't catch the correction. This is the way they do their
you know, they're all we made a correction in the paper. You
know, that boy, yeah, we were wrong. But we made a correction.
That paper is on page 32. You can find it right there. It's at
the bottom. Yeah, well, it's
fear porn and they're profiting off of it. Although that's
becoming sketchy.
I wonder but just to interrupt that part of it. Yeah, I will. I
want to read a note from one of our guys. Yes, that's
why I bring it up good.
You have to know to like, because you were bitching about
the media. They're exploiting this and he says, What's the
media's play here? I work and this is a guy who works at CBS
local station in Bismarck North Dakota. I'm the production
manager 32 our ad buys are dropping off a cliff. Events are
canceling these ads are gone. stores are closed. Those ads are
gone. People aren't working money isn't flowing. Propping
this virus up does no good for us. We have more eyeballs which
is the thing that I point out right Yeah, more eyeballs, but
there's less way less demand for customers is not like Walmart
and Target need to advertise to sell toilet paper. Even at the
net at the national or at a national Disney level. Universal
Comcast NBC parks are closed stores are closed. This is
costing everyone money at cars. Carson Oh Hi, I've just finished
this and I have I thought about this all night, I don't hold the
purse strings or TV station is busy. So my employees have
brought a braises until Jenny goes on about the rest of what
the inner workings but I was thinking about this. This is
true what he says. And what you just said brings the point home
I think even further, the media will take a beating on the
bottom line if they can get rid of Trump. Yes. Yeah.
That's so stupid, stupid.
That's how hard they'll bring the country. You got to remember
we have the clip Bill Maher going on? I'd rather see a
recession didn't see I'd rather see the country going to the
toilet than see Trump get reelected.
Do we have the Bill Maher clip? I hope?
We do have the good said Yeah, finding it is going to be a
problem. But he did say it wherever he knows. And I
remember. And he and this is this example here that he's
pointing out to me because I'm sure well, they're just
explaining the situation when it leads to bleeds. But if they're
taking a beating their their purpose, why won't they turn it
around and get off this? No, no, no, this is the way to go.
Because this, this will just will doom Trump and now that
Trump's numbers are going up, they're beside themselves, they
don't know what to do.
And there's also a secondary part that remember these guys.
And when I say these guys as these guys, these guys and gals
of the media, certainly the On Air personalities are really
wrapped up in it. They are in. It's for them. It's the
equivalent of their Vietnam front lines, and that's how
they're acting. That's how they feel like okay, and all these
hardships like man had do my own makeup. She had to do my own
hair. It's like hardships on the front lines. Coronavirus
reporting. We're social distancing on the house. My home
studio. Yeah, man. I hope we can hunker down. Now it's sad. It's
sad and pathetic. Where this is great news for the world for the
world. Breaking news. Yep, they cannot bring themselves to be
positive because it doesn't work in their mindset doesn't work,
actually, in their business model their business model no
longer there used to when I was a kid, we'd actually have at the
end of the broadcast at the end of the broadcast, mind you. And
now on a happy note. That's what they would do. We don't even get
that anymore to remember that the last minute and a half of
the newscast would be the human interest story. And now on a
happy note, and they get like a puppy. They still do. Not really
not really.
Now, I disagree. But okay. So they try to do something
uplifting at the end. And so Nora can maybe put a smile on
her face.
So let's just look at what was predicted 2 million. If you had
dropped that down by a factor of 25, you get to what is that?
500,000. Now 25 to 400,000. Something like that helped me
out, John, come on,
it'd be 500,000 It'd be a quarter of that number. Right?
And you're saying it's 25% of the number.
It's factor 25? Oh, then
it's Dutch, I'd have to pull up the calculator to get that
correct. Well,
why don't we do with the mainstream media is not doing
it. So it to 123456 2 million factor of 25. So it should be
80,000 80,000. Dad? Well, we got a long way to go. And you know,
this thing has to be at the end just for how seasonal these
things are, regardless. So it seems like it's and that's what
Burke said, either. We just it's like a an iceberg under there.
We can't see anything. And essentially everyone's infected,
I guess.
But she's implying a lot of people have had, you know, yes,
have had
it. Yes. Well, and this brings us to the second part, which is
the actual reporting of what's of the of the virus itself. I
have another clip from Burke's but first confirmation that
there are indeed two strains, the L strain and the S strain,
which I know for sure has not been reported. In anything of
mainstream notice. That Now even though this has been published,
we got it from the Oxford University Press. The no agenda
pharmacist who I've been communicating with. He's a
former professor of pharmacy, who's worked in hospital and
Massachusetts for the last five years. And yes, he does have
hundreds of COVID positive patients currently, he is in the
process of creating two different protocols for the
treatment of each of the strains because they are different. So
this is happening at the hospital level. But you have not
heard about it and I don't know if Dr. Burks doesn't want to
tell us because maybe we'll all get freaked out because one is
apparently much more severe than the other. It's very possible,
we have the El strain in New York, possibly the El strain in
in Kirkland, Washington, who knows. But we don't know because
there's no reporting and all the reporters are in their, in
their, in their spare bedroom, you know, with the hardships of
putting on their own makeup. So he gave me a whole breakdown of
this, he sent it to me, especially for the no agenda,
producers, I just want to go back and forth and make sure I
can publish it because it was a little something unclear to me
in his email. But that is something that's just not being
reported. It's not being reported at all that there are
two strains. And it's highly likely that if you had the S
strain, which may you may have had a little cough, you may have
been congested, you are immune for the more severe el strain.
That's what it seems like. Again, that all does fit with a
bio weapon. But that's a different story. Now about the
damn ventilators, oh my god, so much hysteria from the media
truly unfounded, unwarranted lies about the availability of
ventilators, and Burks goes at the media, again,
unsuccessfully, I might add.
And then finally the situation about ventilator, we were
reassured and meeting with our colleagues in New York, that
there are still ICU beds remaining. And there's still
significant over 1000 or 2000, ventilators that have not been
utilized yet, please, for the reassurance of people around the
world, to wake up this morning and look at people talking about
creating DNR situations Do Not Resuscitate situations for
patients. There is no situation in the United States right now,
that warrants that kind of discussion, you can be thinking
about it. In a hospital, certainly many hospitals talk
about this on a daily basis. But to say that to the American
people to make the implication that when they need a hospital
bed is not going to be there. Or when they need that ventilator,
it's not going to be there. We don't have an evidence of that
right now. And it's our job collectively to assure the
American people that it's our collective job to make sure that
doesn't happen. Right now you can see the state these cases
are concentrated in highly urban areas. There are other parts of
the states that have lots of ventilators and other parts of
New York State that don't have any infections right now. So we
can be creative, we can meet the need by being responsive. But
there's no model right now. I mean, no reality on the ground,
where we can see that 60 to 70% of Americans are going to get
infected in the next eight to 12 weeks. I just want to be clear
about that.
So subsequently, in the question and answer session, the
journalists who course heard that from Dr. Burks, and was
wide awake and staring right at or asked the President a
question.
The question I was building up to is, are you able to guarantee
to assure these days these hospitals that everybody who
needs a ventilator will get a ventilator?
So here's what I'll tell you. I think we're in really good
shape. This is a pandemic, the likes of which nobody's seen
before. I think we're in great shape. I think that number one,
we've distributed ventilators a big deal. We've distributed vast
numbers of ventilators, and we're prepared to do vast
numbers. I think we're in great shape. I hope that's the case. I
hope that we're going to have leftover so we can help other
people, other countries
won't be able to get a ventilator.
Look, don't be a cutie pie. Okay, everyone. Nobody's ever
done what we've done. Nobody's done anything like we've been
able to do and everything I took over was a mess. It was a broken
country in so many ways in so many ways other than this.
Now, where does this stem from again, the media hyping some
lie, although you're about to hear it being walked back from
Governor Cuomo of New York, apparently propagate or
originated with De Blasio, oh, we don't have enough
ventilators. We don't have him. Trump's not sending him. Trump
sucks. That's my Cuomo. So reporter asked Cuomo point
blank,
were their ventilators found in a storage facility or something
that the President is claiming that they were ventilators found
that they need to be distributed. Is there any truth
to that?
That is That is incorrect and grossly uninformed. The point
is, we have ventilators in the stockpile, and we didn't send
them to the hospital.
So that's grossly incorrect and uninformed. It wasn't a
stockpile. We had them in a warehouse. It's not the same
thing. It's grossly wrong. Of course we
didn't. That's the whole point. The hospitals don't need them.
Yeah. Oh, aren't at their apex, the hospitals have enough
ventilators today, but the numbers are going up. We're
planning for an apex a high point in about 21 days. That's
when we need the 30,000 ventilators not today. Right now
we're putting them in a stockpile. So the point is,
while they're in a stockpile, you must not need them is just
ignorant. Of course you don't need them today. You need them
when you hit the client, the apex, which is 30,000. We're not
there yet.
So I don't know if the media misquoted the governor and the
mayor about this huge ventilator shortage in New York, but it's
certainly being walked back. But of course, it's ignorant to
think that we that we that we still have enough or not enough,
it's just it's a shit show. But this shit show is coming from
somewhere else. New York City wants you to believe that the
Coronavirus has overwhelmed the health care system. Please pay
no attention to the 16 hospitals in New York City that closed
since 2003. Single is cutting Medicaid reimbursements. And
this is an administrative issue where these were hospitals are
funded by the insurance companies who give them a lump
sum every year, here's your 800 million figure out how you're
going to build who you're going to build for it. I'm I'm being
brevity here, because obviously that's not how it works. But
that's the essential idea. And the idea is to run it 90%
capacity all the time. It's a commercial business. And again,
I have to point to the insurance companies mainly I feel that
they're at fault, or the whole insurance system. So they no one
was really ready for a pandemic. They talked a big game, and now
they're blaming everybody they can except themselves a couple
of emails we received from our producers, first of all for me.
Well, most of us want to be anonymous. I'm a person who
operates the ventilators, Adam, we are registered respiratory
therapist RRT. You're right. You can have as many ventilators as
you want, but without someone to operate them you got a problem.
Our training is very similar to a registered nurse. Both jobs
require at least a two year associate degree or higher. A
national board exam state licensed to practice. I'm
receiving job ads every day everyone is trying to prepare
for the quote the surge. And so the thing about this surge, our
local, our local hospital is licensed for 150 beds for a town
of 40,000. But they're trying to prepare for patient load of up
to 400 as a worst case scenario. So as you've astutely noted, the
talk is where to put the patients but not who is going to
take care of them. The administration is just reissuing
the same talking points over and over to us rank and file. He
does say he's a ham so he does get to save the world twice,
which is kind of cool. Thank you very much.
And we have
Mrs. Again anonymous Adam and John. I'd like to say thank you
for keeping me sane these past few weeks with a donation of $50
against shows she's on the list. It's been a while since my last
donation. I'm a registered nurse at a major Medical Center in Los
Angeles as of Friday. We have eight cases of COVID in the
hospital. Every morning I walk past these zip up white tents
they've erected outside looking for activity so far I've seen
one person going into a tent. I do of course remain hopeful that
case numbers remain low. I learned that interesting tidbit
about the much sought after masks in our morning meeting
yesterday. Apparently we have an abundant supply of them however
the fifth floor that is the deep state of this hospital are
rationing them out. Yes, the fifth floor it's where those in
power stay never to be seen. Oh, it doesn't sound too busy in
that particular medical center, Cook County, Illinois. I live in
suburban Chicago. Not exactly the hotbed in New York City is
but over 1900 cases in Cook County 1900 cases and cook code
in Cook County. Two of my friends are nurses, a different
suburban Cook County hospitals, both are either on reduced hours
or on vacation. The reason no work. All elective or
discretionary services at the hospitals are over. Only
emergency and COVID work is being done. Most of the floors
are empty. The media would have you believe that every hospital
is storing people in the hallways and it looks like
Armageddon. Yes. That is what's embedded in your mind. And you
saw it on the tick tock videos a couple months ago. That's what's
in your brain. It's embedded there. I have it too. I can't
help it. That's really not the case. A lot of places. I'm not
saying it won't get there maybe and it won't be all Neck Deep
soon, but I don't see it that way. Now. Tomorrow might be a
new day. Then we have clinician Jason, we are all seeing the
constant posts and news about health care professionals
running out of masks and gloves and you possibly ask yourself
how does the hospital run out of masks? How quickly do they
prepare for this? The answer is no. The white collars who work
in the executive suite of hospitals went to business
school, we're taught and implemented sigma psi Lean
process improvement, and especially Toyota's just in time
inventory management, which usually provides only one to two
weeks of inventory supply to make things look better on the
balance sheet works very well when the world is running
perfectly don't work so well in a time like this, who would have
thunk? While the lab people and perhaps doctors and nurses have
been forced to undergo training and testing on how to react
during some sort of microbial attack or catastrophic or
catastrophe since 911. The corporate side couldn't bother
to throw a few extra cases of masks in the basement. In event
there's a sudden run on them or short interruption in the supply
chain. So when healthcare providers start getting sick or
worse due to lack of personal protective equipment, don't
blame the preppers, China or even the CEOs who sent their
manufacturing there. I do blame the suits who work in the same
facility as the doctors getting sick. We're also considered non
essential employees who get to sit home during all of this.
We've been forced to train for an event like this for almost 20
years and places are running out of masks and days because just
because someone thought it was a good idea to implement the same
inventory management auto manufacturers use in hospitals
that provide essential emergency health care. And Kirkland,
Washington. Well, the Washington health care system is apparently
announcing layoffs amid the COVID 19 outbreak. It's so crazy
busy. And pre the Coronavirus, California had mobile hospitals,
they had 50 million masks, 2400 ventilators, kits to set up
21,000 additional beds spare but they sold them all. So stop
already. And this is the administrators and people in the
hospitals pushing this out to the media because they know
their asses on the line. If if if if and looking at the new
model. If it is as bad as originally predicted, then they
would look pretty stupid. That's all this is about in the
flooding the media with it, and they're scaring people in the
process is beautiful. Well done everybody. No wonder you're
losing your ass. Well, not the people who are hosting it.
They're much richer than we are. But
actually the guys losing they're asking to be us.
I didn't want to mention that. But yes, that's possible. So
those are
the clips I have today are about some of the industries that are
going
to be screwed. Oh, yay, let's look at that.
Some to look at because there's nothing you can do about it. But
it's good to know what they are. And then there's also a
contrarian reports I've been. I bet yeah. It turns out that Al
Jazeera is the best place for a lot of stuff.
Do you say that? Yeah, I found some some clips on on AlJazeera
as well? Well, most of most of the US News is just one thing.
Oh. That's it. They don't say Orange Man bad anymore. It's
just that's it. I do want to play this. So this is kind of a
this is this guy to send a note to his. This was a doctor in New
York at one of the top hospitals. And he sent a note to
his family, which went viral. And when it's an hour long, I
took a clip from it. It's about how to catch the disease. And I
thought it was interesting. Is this a good educational piece?
We can take a break from complaining. And the guy is the
COVID. guy. And he does all he does is work on COVID cases. And
he doesn't he thinks is actually not that easy to catch. Oh, wait
a
minute. This is the guy. Is he under the banyan podcast from
time to time this guy has died or no? Yeah. Right. Yeah, I
think so. Yeah, I think he's done some of the
hydroxychloroquine testing as well
as could be. Well, here he is telling you how to get COVID. So
I
think the first thing is, how do you get COVID?
You actually said COVID? You know that right?
Yeah, I said COVID? Because I wrote it down the clip? Yes.
So I think the first thing is, how do you get COVID. And I
think that this is really important. And we've really
learned a lot over the last couple of weeks to months about
how you get this disease. And so the overarching theme is
sustained contact with someone who has this disease, which the
vast majority is people with fever and aches, or someone who
is about to get the disease. So someone in the next one to two
days who is going to develop symptoms of this disease. And so
the way that you get this is the transmission of the virus almost
exclusively from your hands, to your face, from your hands to
your face, and So it's either into your eyes, into your nose,
or into your mouth. So there's a lot of talk about contact, or
getting it through contact hands to face, there's also a small
thought that it can be aerosolized that it can kind of
exist a little bit in the air. The thought at this point is
that you actually have to have very long sustained contact with
someone and I'm talking about over 15 to 30 minutes in an
unprotected environment, meaning you're in a very closed room,
without any type of mask for you to get it that way. But to very
simply state, the overwhelming majority of people are getting
this by physically touching someone who has this disease, or
will develop it in the next one to two days, and then touching
their face. And so that actually, I think, is incredibly
empowering. And that's as I've been in the hospital last few
days. I've the thing that makes me smile a little bit, is that I
actually know now that I won't get this disease.
Yeah, this guy needs to stay away from hot tubs, small
aviation, etc. Because this is not the way it's supposed to be
communicate. And this is not how social distancing works. Which
Well, yeah, there is that. And where's this? It stays in the
air for 24 hours? You touch $1? Bill, you'll get it.
I mean, I seriously, I can't watch it anymore. It's this just
zero value, zero value. Sky News has a little bit better. RT AJ
AlJazeera. The US media is completely worthless. And I hope
they're held to account when when this is all over.
Well, the wet the tale of the tape will be down at Javits
Center. They're turning into a giant hospital.
Yeah, which is completely empty. That's where Cuomo completely
empty. That's where Cuomo does his his press conferences from
there's no one there. Now, he says this is for the surge
that's coming. And the surge, the media surge is there, which
is fueled by the damn chart with the blotches of red everywhere.
And the increased testing if we're testing 100,000 people a
day, it's going to look like it's spiking. It's this is yeah,
anyway. Yeah. It's It's hard enough for even for us to just
see through it. I'm sure people who who don't listen to the no
agenda show or similar programs. If they're out there. They're
probably terrified. I think they are. I'm pretty sure people are
terrified. Yeah. And
people always say why you don't you don't you're scared. I get
that from somebody. No. Oh, you should be why I don't get it.
Okay, whatever. I don't know what it's just, it's beyond me.
Let me let's play this. This is a clip because what you just
said about the testing, I want you to listen to this clip. This
is a real short clip from Amy Goodman. And it's called corona
in USA. And I want you to listen to the logic of this.
The number of cases in the US has surged to 85,000 people, the
number is far higher because of the lack of testing.
Wow. Is the lack of testing, the lack of testing. It's now it's
at 100,000 a day. But the media, including Amy, want more
testing. More testing an end and the shills who like Nancy Pelosi
more testing or testing so we can show it's getting worse
because she wants a fourth bill. Mind you. She and Maxine Waters
want a fourth Coronavirus rescue bill, so they need to have more
terror, more fear. They and of course this will all surround
the President's you know, wishful statements of going back
to work at least being ready to raring to go by Easter April
12th. No, no. This is now being politicized course. Course.
He's trying to kill us the bad Orange Man now now you know, one
more one more game eclipses we get out of The Witcher is Corona
deaths and Trump.
Yeah, well, good. The number of cases in the US has surged to
85,000 people, the number is far higher because of the lack of
testing. As President Trump continues to defy his scientific
advisors and downplay the threat of the highly contagious
disease. At least 1300 people have died across the US and the
global death toll is more than 24,000
Okay, so this is egregious. Let me just play that a beginning
again. The number
of cases in the US has surged to 85,000 people the number Are is
far higher because of the lack of testing, as President Trump
continues to defy his scientific advisors and downplay
this is a lie. It's just a lot. It's not even close to true.
It's unbelievable the
threat of the highly contagious disease, at least 1300 people
have died across the US. And the global death toll is more than
24,000.
I have no that's Trump's fault, too, by the way. Oh,
of course it is. And this is going to come in let me see,
well, if that means being politicized here, I'll just
might as well play it. Nancy Pelosi on CNN. And remember, she
is setting up the she's setting up two things. She's setting up
another bid like a real boondoggle Bonanza bill, which I
don't think we need anymore, or maybe we should see somewhere
but it's already in her head. And she's ready for impeachment.
Again, when you hear politicians in a true crisis politicizing?
I, I'd love to see if you can point towards war time, which
has been declared a war by the media, by politicians by the
president by multiple leaders. So it's a war. If you hear
political politicizing going on, then it's really not that dire.
And I think in real war you don't hear going on with Nancy
Pelosi says here to Jake Tapper on CNN Trump is considering
relaxing federal guidelines for Coronavirus for some of the less
affected parts of the country. Do you think he should?
Well, first of all, let me just say how sad it is that even
since the President signing of the bill, the number of deaths
recorded has doubled from 1000 to 2000. In our country, this is
such a very, very sad time for us. So we should be taking every
precaution. What the President his denial at the beginning, was
deadly. His delaying of getting equipment to word this
continuous is delaying getting equipment to where it's needed,
is deadly.
This is unbelievable. just showed you. That's not true. But
his delaying of equipment getting to where it needed to
get to his deadly ally, by any account by any account, no one
has died because it didn't have a ventilator. This is so Pelosi
is really an evil human being.
And now I think the best thing would be to do is to prevent
more loss of life rather than open things up so that because
we just don't know, we have to have Testing, testing, testing.
That's what we said from the start, before we can evaluate
what the the nature of it is in some of these other regions as
well. I don't know what the purpose of that is. I don't know
what the scientists are saying to him. I don't know what the
scientists said to him. When did this President know about this?
And what did he know? What did he know? When did he know it?
That's for an after action review. But as the President
fiddles people are dying, and we have to, we just have to take
every precaution.
So as the president fiddles, which is her reference to Nero,
as Rome burned, is that what she's saying? Oh, yeah, that's
believable. And well, we'll figure out what he knew when he
knew it. Why he didn't act after the fact because there's gonna
be another inquiry. Why the hell should we stop with that?
Cheese. Meanwhile, there's even some thinking that the botched
testing which was completely contained within the Centers for
Disease Control may actually have been a sabotage towards the
President wouldn't surprise me
now the former Assistant Secretary of Health and Human
Services for Preparedness and Response, tell Sinclair
exclusively why he believes the testing process was held up for
so long in my conversations with members of the task force both
inside and outside the administration and PD US
government, from Secretary Azar to the president relied on the
Centers for Disease Control to produce a test they failed. CDC
said they would handle it and we have found out is these leaders
at the CDC lied to both the HHS secretary and by extension the
president, and as a result, the nation got weeks behind. Dr.
Robert Redfield, Director of the CDC was briefed on Sinclair's
reporting, a spokesman responded by saying it is Meekins, the
former HHS official who was trafficking in misinformation.
CDC rapidly developed a diagnostic test for CDC and the
nation's public health labs. The statement said today more than
89 public health labs in 50 states and the District of
Columbia are using the COVID-19 test. CDC encouraged our
government partners to work with the private sector. We regret
that some are being misinformed during a time when CDC and our
US government partners are working 24/7 To protect
Americans. However, in his round of televised interview Sunday,
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top official foreign infectious
diseases, let it be known that the administration's experience
with CDC in the development of testing was an unhappy one.
I would hate to think that it government employees inside the
Centers for Disease Control, purposely misled the director,
who looks pretty well. Yeah, that's, I mean, you worked as a
government job. When you screw something up like that, what do
you do?
Well, as a couple of things, he just screwed up on purpose. Just
because you wanted your own life. This president, which is a
lot of people are like, I mean, there are certain people I chat
with her seemed very normal, but they hate the president and in a
very irrational way, they would love to see him get get rid of
the guy, and I could see people doing this in an agency, let's
give them the benefit of the doubt, like the boss, you give
them
given the benefit of the doubt. So it was a mistake. What do you
do? Covered
by mistake, you tend to find a rationale for it to happening,
okay. It's not like you go on to admit it.
Well, they also didn't deny it, they just said that guy's lying.
They didn't deny it. Least not according to the report.
I'm more suspicious than that. Because we've seen not three
years of this sort of thing by what, you know, they generally
called the DMCA, these old, these old technocrats that are
that have been in there forever. And they worry about the
slimming down of agencies and cutting budgets and all the rest
of it that you know, Trump seems to threaten. And I can see these
guys working against the president, they just work
against him. There seems to be a huge muddy it up muddy up the
gears, you know, just doing
there seems to be a huge discrepancy in how the dead are
counted and what the cause of death is attributed to. We
already know about Italy that they pretty much just said,
everything's cool. Everything's COVID-19. Spain's national,
just before he could go on with those numbers. And you also
point out that a most of the people are over 80. You said
that in an email. In Italy, the number that we got a couple of
weeks ago is that 19% of the people dying might have COVID
That number has been reduced to 12. Yeah,
exactly. Now if you look on social media, the keeper pointed
out to me today, person after person is mad because there's
their loved one in a press briefing. Like a little you
know, a blurb and obituary died of Coronavirus. Like that's my
dad. He didn't die of Coronavirus as just account
after account. So these hospitals are not only counting
every death as Coronavirus. They're publicizing it
space. I believe that there is some sort of EU scam going on by
these outliers. And I would put Italy in that category because
the EU is not treated Italy well. Yes, now
you get there.
And Spain when I leave in when I was visiting the last time when
I was in Madrid, I would we're driving around these beautiful
new buildings that were financed by the EU. And my posts were
pretty much in implying that they weren't going to they had
no intention of ever paying the EU back. They did not like the
EU but they like their money. And so Spain is following suit.
I think the Spanish numbers are just like the Italian numbers.
They're bogus. They want to get some cash,
Spain's national health institute is to as told their
corners to not perform autopsies because it's a biohazard Germany
changed their way of counting COVID-19 deaths made way
somewhere including persons who have been in contact with COVID
19 positive individuals and showing symptoms. If you die
then I'm sure it was Coronavirus. But you brought up
the EU. This is an important point because there are there's
some big game stuff happening as well as a lot of big things
happening in the background. That of course our media is not
paying attention to and what is really happening in the European
Union. Nigel Farage, now a citizen of the country formally
in the European Union in the United Kingdom, he was on a
think Australian interview, listen to what he has to say
there was
such a wave of optimism that property market was turning,
things were happening. And now of course, we've got this crisis
to deal with. But all I can say is, thank goodness, we're not in
what is going to be after this and even more German dominated
European Union. We may have our problems all of us but at least
we're free when it comes to death. To put it frankly, that
is a national thing. Not some vague concept of a supranational
state and that's why you've seen borders being reimposed and all
the rest of it. I always thought the European Union will come
crashing down. I always thought this sort of move towards global
governance was below No, I never imagined it will take a serious
global illness to finally finish it off. But there is a danger
here, a real danger. And it's this, you know, when Germany
refused to export medical masks to Italy, despite the desperate
state, they were in guests who stepped into the breach, the
people who caused it, the Chinese. And what we're seeing
over much of the world is China now acting as the charitable
Godfather, you know, dishing out money, dishing out medical
equipment, and trying to use this crisis, to blame to gain
global power. And I wouldn't want to see, you know, the
idiots in Brussels, replaced by Chinese communism dominating the
world even more than it does today.
And there's a real risk of some of that happening not to the
extreme. He's saying I don't think but that's exactly what's
happening. The Schengen agreement, you might as well
just throw this throw it out. That's a big part of the
European Union of the concept is that there's no borders that's
done. Germany's got checkpoints everywhere, everyone's gonna
have their checkpoint. They're bringing it right back. Not that
we're any different. By the way. There's a real danger of this
kind of stuff happening in the US
and here in southern New England. Some residents are
concerned about people from New York coming here and potentially
spreading the virus and
starting tomorrow, Governor Gina Raimondo has ordered the
National Guard to go door to door in coastal communities,
looking for people from New York and today, state troopers began
pulling drivers over if they had a
license. Yes, Tara Kopi drove up from Staten Island to pick up a
new puppy for her family. She was given a packet by the
National Guard that 14 day rule saying that New Yorkers are
required to quarantine for 14 days if they plan on staying in
the ocean state. And
I feel bad that New York is getting such a bad rap sheet
when it's really all over the place.
The ACLU of Rhode Island called the order by Governor rimando
unconstitutional, a claim she disputed Friday saying it's what
needs to be done with New York City just 180 miles away.
It's consistent with all the guidance we're getting for the
federal government and from experts and it's what I know to
be necessary in order to keep an islander safe. I sure
hope we don't go to shutting off states from each other
but a jay Inslee wants to shut off Washington.
Yeah, well, it's possible.
It's possible Why'd you get there was all in Kirkland just
quarantine Kirkland.
Let's talk about social distancing. For a moment, I was
incorrect. I thought it was only a US term, which I thought was
yes, it's apparently Oh, no, it's
it's, it's an international term. Yeah. Which is just makes
it that more evil. social distancing. Is not what you're
doing. In fact, we're trying to be very social with each other.
You are distancing yourself from somebody this is a very evil
Neuro Linguistic Programming New World Order kinda scary. I
think it should be called physical distance, physical,
whatever you want to call it. social distancing is not okay.
But what is happening, actual social distancing is taking
place. Christina says in Rotterdam, she went to the
grocery store. And it's horrible. You have stripes and
lines and stickers everywhere where you can stand as you're
walking through, and they're then on the X. And they have
watchers watchers.
And everyone's looking at each other with distrust and, and an
evil stink eye. That's that's the result of social distancing,
if you want to call it that, and you want to put that into
people's heads. Yeah. Yeah. Well, really, really, really
evil this term.
So let's go over my experience going out to the different
stores for picking up booze and food. Yeah. So I noticed a
couple of places. They're very friendly about it. Like I went
to total wise to get some cognacs and they had the x's on
the ground, but they weren't, you know, making a big fuss.
That would mean, there was a move, you know, they might tell
them to move along or something like that. There's lines now in
front of most of the grocery stores, because they're keeping
a minimum number of people and the lines are all separated by
six feet. And it's stupid. I won't stand in one. Hey, by
the way, that's outside. I'm in Rotterdam.
Yeah, no, it's outside and nCn inside, you get the lines at the
cash register. Same way. So I find a store I can get into get
in and get out of and of all places. It's the Asian giant
Asian supermarket. 99 ranch empty. No. There's no lines. And
because it's an Asian store. Every Asian in the store is
wearing a mask. You're
safe. You're safe and good to go over there. So
you're very safe in there. Because now Everyone's wearing a
mask and everyone's got gloves on and they're all and the store
is bustling and it's just fine seems very normal in their
separate I've been wearing the mask and there's no long lines
it's fantastic so I was really pleased with that little
discovery the counter intuitive
here in Texas it's still very laid back you can go out drive
around there's no there's not much is open except for food.
We've been going to curbside pickup from our the restaurants
we went to previously and and this is something I would
recommend if there's a restaurant that you've been to,
and you're gonna use their their pickup service or take out just
leave them a tip that's equal to what you'd normally pay in that
restaurant cuz their money comes from booze. The keeper and I
have two glasses of wine. That's 26 bucks right there at almost
any restaurant you go to. So add that on, because that's really
that's the money they're really losing
lose. Yeah, the Bush the bush rip off as I would. Sure it's
it's how they make their money. Yeah, but
it's it's Yeah, exactly. Now, so the social distancing is a fan.
This global experiment is just all inspiring to watch how we've
all decided to do this, even though there's not really
regulations in the United States. So I did get a criminal
prosecutor hounding me say hi, in Virginia, the governor
actually can force you to stay home, the governor has put all
kinds of tricky stuff into their, their state laws. But in
general, people are staying inside. But you know, we have to
keep an eye on and we have to get them get them used to their
future. So in the Netherlands, on the beaches, they're using
drones to disperse. People who are on the beach in the UK
actually got a little audio of the drone taking off and of its
giant voice system, which is not that giant.
Here's the joke of it. In both the UK where I got that audio
and the Netherlands. It's like a drone. It's like a, like a three
foot diameter drone. If that there's three people to operate
the thing. They're standing right there flying the drone
over to a group of people, and then the drone goes, you must
stay home. It's three people standing there who could go up
to the group and say, Hey, no, no, we have to get you used to
this drone idea. Why very odd. This is not like a Reaper drone
flying overhead turned on. It's one that you know, it's like a
amateur pro kind of deal. You know, it's just it's got a
speaker and it's got a camera and if any of the still three
people on the ground. Here we go
was a total exercise in mentality you know, training
people. This is your life should be ready for it.
Yes, this is not good. I should mention a couple other things
going on around like the Pacific Northwest Mimi's bitches about
this constantly. And it is the locals. Hicks will call them in
this case. They are narking on any little business that thinks
it has a right to stay open. Or Oh
narking I forgot to mention UK narc. And now the lungs. Yep,
the government local governments have set up narc websites so you
could knock on your neighbor's exactly what we predicted.
Exactly. That's an IF goal you
have to do is look at Cuba and see how that that society went.
You get the whole thing happening here.
How about World War Two? How about the Nazis? How about the
collaborators? How about the NSB? Who are you? Oh, yeah,
she's I don't know that person. Looks like they're going
outside. Yeah.
She says it's mostly old women.
Who are narking Yeah, of course. Of course.
Yeah. Teresa being saying they're not.
Exactly. So But that's so should that is that's why it's called
social distancing. Because it includes social control, and the
control is coming from the group itself. There's gotta be some
psychologist amongst our producers who can tell us that
how this is this I'm sure this tactic has been used in the
past. This is not something new
at all.
Every now so now we have the new player on the scene who's not
the new player. He's the guy that's really behind a lot of
this. I think a lot of the fear due to the perfect setup the
alley up of event 201, the pandemic exercise, the $100
million in the World Health Organization, good buddies with
Ted draws. I'm talking about Bill Gates, that Bill Gates is
now doing media interviews.
So yeah, I'm on something the other day and he was like a
useless functionary on one of the CNN shows,
you're talking about the Coronavirus Town Hall, which was
with Anderson Cooper and Sanjay Gupta. It was a virtual town
hall, you know, because they couldn't actually have a town
hall is virtually
three guys in a box to me boxes.
That's right, that is now three boxes, a town hall maketh so
here is Bill Gates, discussing social distancing quarantining,
but definitely not getting out of jail anytime soon.
Well, let's say you have 100 cases, and let's say, you don't
do a shutdown, then it grows 33% per day. So you take 100, you
get 1000, you get 10,000. It's exponential growth. If you're
not stopping it, the you, the sooner you can engage in the
shutdown, the easier it is to get to that peak, we have we
have not peaked you know, the parts of the country that aren't
shut down, by the in late April, we should start to see the
numbers peak there, they'll still be too high to open up. So
you'll probably have to go another month to really get
those numbers down. But any part of the country that has cases
and truthfully because of our problems with testing, because
we're not prioritizing, testing the right way, that a lot of
those places actually do have cases, but even if they have the
100, that will grow. And people do cross county boundaries. And
so basically, the whole country needs to do what was done in the
part of China where they had these infections.
So he's talking about end of May that we should stay inside, by
the way, nice. 33 mentioned their bills always in there.
They'd never asked him nor did he ever explain, although he
brought it up several times in his virtual town hall. What the
prioritize testing means exactly, and all you get no,
wait, wait. He said prioritize in the right way. Yeah. Which
which narrows it down even more and he should have been grilled
on he
was not asked he didn't offer it. I'm yelling at the TV didn't
help but he's full of shit. He's full of shit because he
contradicts himself. In the next bit about this staying at home.
We got to stay at home like the countries who were successful
did it
you know, we keep hearing that the virus is going to dictate
the timeline. Dr. Fauci has said that to when you look at this
virus, we got three and a half not to date. And
when he said that by I should mention this when he said Dr.
Fauci said that for some unknown reason, he laughed.
He laughed, he laughed with a very odd like Cheshire Cat kind
of smile I started to I didn't understand why I was like, but
you know, Fauci is in the deal with him. Fauci is a part of the
Bill Gates system.
Probably bill got a kick out of sharing. Fauci gets some free
PR.
And that's it. There you go. That that would be the most
innocuous reason he was laughing. But yeah,
when you look at this virus, we got three and a half months
worth of data now 150 countries if you apply all the analytics
that uh, you know, Microsoft that all the analytics,
this is Sanjay Gupta, the big the big medical doctor on CNN,
Hey, man, if you apply all the analytics you like Microsoft,
don't you have like a computer company, you can do some do some
crunching numbers.
If you apply all the analytics that a you know, Microsoft that
all the analytics that we can possibly apply to this is how
this is going to sort of progress and and knowable. I
mean, can you can you give a clear answer, depending on what
sort of, you know, mitigation measures we have in place a bill
you're really rich man, surely you can give me the answers. Let
me crunch some numbers. Let me just crunch some numbers.
It's very likely that rich countries who uniformly
throughout their country do a serious shutdown, that they will
able to be able to avoid a high percentage of their population
getting infected. That's what the exemplars like some of the
work in China and South Korea are telling us
Oh, I'm sorry, Bill. South Korea didn't shut down the whole
country. Shut down anything. No, they had small pockets of court
quarantine. I looked it up because when I heard that, like
that's your exemplar, the Knights exemplar. Is China who
shut down their provinces, but South Korea, who arguably have
given us more information that is trustworthy than than China?
Well, if that's your information, then you're full of
crap Bill Gates, because they had an app that Dr. Drew knows
how it's how we're gonna get back to work
best way or safely for
us to go back to work. That is, as I've said, from the very
beginning, that's going to be the toughest part in this whole
thing, how we do that we're going to probably do something
like what South Korea did, which is using technology and testing
technology, oh, there should be three T's. So it's treatment
technology and testing. And we'll have ways of monitoring
people, whether they have antibodies, whether they have
virus, whether they've been treated, whether they have viral
shedding whether they've resolved the illness, I mean,
we're going to have all kinds of we're probably get I imagined
sort of multicolored wristbands, or something that we can
identify who's safe and who's not who we should distance from
who we shouldn't. And there should be technology around
that, too. If you saw again, I mentioned this yesterday, Dr.
Birx. And Dr. Burke said day before yesterday that she had
been doing this in Africa, and had been very successful. And if
she can do it in countries that undeveloped, certainly we can do
it here.
Yes. Well, the wristband is a cute idea that Dr. Drew, but no,
eventually we'll get to the chip. And that's what everyone's
worried about. But not even in our lifetime. That'll be our
kids lifetime, probably. No, no, everyone's already gladly
downloaded the app, the COVID-19 app, which was promoted
universally by Apple by Google, Roku, Amazon Alexa. Of course, I
repurposed an iPhone just for this reason to see the app, see
what it was doing. Seems like it's only communicating with one
IP, one server, which is aptly named COVID, 19, dot CDN dot
something got apple.com. And this is where they get their
initial information from you, of course, your phone, all the ID
information, everything's in there. I can't reverse engineer
the app, but you know, it's in there. That's how we start. And
this is going I think almost every state in the United States
has now evaluated their data protection their cell phone data
and said fuck it, we're just gonna get as much data as we
can. We're forcing the phone companies to give it to us or
whatever commercial company will give it to us. We can buy it
from, and we're starting to put up maps. So we can have people
make sure that there's no one roaming around their
neighborhoods like a knock on you, or shoot you maybe that's
how it starts. And it's everywhere. But new data, health
rules, something changed. It's always fantastic how this
coincidence takes place. Let me see this New York Times article.
Let me check the date on it is from March 9. In a move intended
to give Americans greater control over their medical
information, the Trump administration announced broad
new rules on Monday that will allow people for the first time
to use apps of their choice to retrieve data like their blood
test results directly from their health providers. The Department
of Human Health and Human Health and Human Services said their
new system was intended to make it as easy for people as
possible to manage their health care on smartphones, as it is
for them to use apps to manage their finances. But here is what
is interesting. Once you take the information out of the
system, which is regulated by HIPAA HEPA, that's the very
strict data privacy rules for health data. Once you put it,
take it out of that realm, it's almost like like an open source.
License. You you get it from your doctors on your phone. Once
it's on your phone, you hand it to one other person, there's no
HIPAA. Even on your phone, there's no HIPAA if some other
app gets a hold of it done. This is how they're going to
integrate because of course everybody wants you're going to
be encouraged to download your health data encouraged. And
you're going to have it and there'll be all these apps you
Oh yeah, I should probably put that in there. And then before
you know it, you'll be tagged, tagged as a possible infected
PII possible infected human resource over there. little.in
the map opportunity zone 33.
Let's see doing over there. What's he doing at that store?
Poland has no ID and we know that South Korea has an app. We
of course, we have the the the US App, I think it's a
coordinated effort. I don't know if they're gonna let states do
their own. We have this secretive group that's working
on behalf of the governors which I'm getting updated on
continuously. And they're looking at a hybrid app of
social distancing. By the way, six feet is an interesting
choice of distance. Isn't that how far you're supposed to be
buried is that how far the casket goes down is six feet
deep.
sit under my friends. Six Feet Under Six Feet
Under deep six you go. Poland six. Poland made an app for
quarantine Coronavirus patients. So you're told to download the
app when you leave the hospital or with the tech or whenever you
get your test. And you have to upload selfies on a regular
basis to Apple go beep beep beep time for your selfie. And then
you have to upload the your selfie into the app, so they can
see where you are. You have to show the battery like, yeah,
I bought this for an idea.
There's plenty of ideas believe me. Plenty of ideas.
What's this? Yeah, you gotta use this. What? Speak up the phone.
Okay, I got my phone here. What am I supposed to do? Download
the app. Well, how do I
go about downloading the flip phone doesn't do apps? Well,
because
even if you just say you have a if you have a flip phone, boom,
you're done. No, no. Do you show me how to do a flip phone
now if you got the flip phone, then you get your corona
bracelet. Trust me they're not gonna let you go infected human
resource
ways you can get if you're old. If you're over anything old your
old I'm old. I can't use this app. Oh, wait, wait. You have to
send a selfie every hour Yeah, take take a picture of your dog
every hour I thought that's what you meant that's what you meant
one picture my dog I don't know why No, no, it's gonna be the
minority president you now
don't come in that's what we're getting.
The public rebels against this sort of dumb yeah, there's some
dummies out there that are go along with anything but Jays.
However, I want to Before we continue I gotta stop you
because I have to you brought something up with the gates
Eclipse. Okay. And it was gates going on about how we need this
kind of coordinated effort. And this is one of my dude, one of
the themes I want to get to today, which is some of the out
some of the kind of unexpected outcomes of this whole event.
And one of them we talked about it before, which is global
governance. Yep. Oh, did
you see the did you see Gordon Brown?
No, you have a clip.
I wish I had to clip No, Gordon Brown wrote a huge op ed calling
for global governance. We needed a global government during these
trying times.
And here it comes right from your boys in the UN. This is the
PBS promotes global governance clip. Oh, hold on.
What does it call PBS? Okay.
Coronavirus pandemic has hit the globe at a time of massive
refugee crises, confrontation between the world's great powers
and armed conflicts in many countries? How does one
coordinate a global response to an invisible enemy? For answers?
I spoke earlier today with someone grappling with this and
much more is Antonio Gutierrez, the Secretary General of the
United Nations. Mr. Secretary General, thank you very much for
joining us. You told the leaders of the world's richest nations
yesterday that every country on Earth is no fight against this
Coronavirus, but not winning it. Why not? And do you think it's a
fight that can be won? Well,
this is a fight that can be won. And the demonstration is that it
has been on already in some parts of the world. But it
requires a very clear strategy. And the strategy must be to
suppress the virus and the strategy that needs to be
adopted by all countries in coordination following the
guidelines of all the organization.
And he goes and he goes on it has to be done by all of you
following the guidelines. These guys and I'm now convinced the
media and its hatred of Trump in many ways, is really the
globalist fighting back. That's why they don't care if they make
any money.
Here's the Guardian article, Gordon Brown calls for global
government to tackle Coronavirus as Gordon Brown urged world
leaders to create a temporary form of global government to
tackle the twin medical and economic crises caused by the
caused by the COVID 19 pandemic. I mean, that's a panicky thing.
Yeah, and the way it works is you try it well look to it
worked because of course this is this whole thing is overblown.
And so I'd get you know you got well you put a global global
system together and it worked we should just do this use it for
more things and more things and I'm pretty sure lamp take over
the place. It's just you know, this is a few tile. I mean, I've
read admire their attempts at this in some sick way. But it's
like it's almost offensive. When you start really looking into
the loss of sovereignty and all the other things the reason
nations exist in the first place. I mean, it's just not
happening. I wish
I don't think they're done trying
and trying and they don't. And they get a guy that you know,
Trump was a real problem because he is an anti globalist, from
the get go. And even though he's an international business guy,
but he sees the problem well be well, the Democrat Party is all
in on this idea.
And I'll remind you just because it came from you, the outcome of
the Bill Gates, Open Society Institute, Harvard event 201 The
outcome was global governance will bring everybody together
and solve it that was their outcome the not at all what's
happening in reality that was their model, then that was I
think, what they were ready for. That's what the policy papers
said.
Yeah, well, they were hoping for it. Yeah. You're gonna have to
come up with a better bugged in this one. It does remind me
though of the couple of shots if I got this. This is it was an
interesting what isn't on here, Tom Clancy, this in 2013 there
was this trailer made for the division, Tom Clancy story, and
it kind of like was pre programming everybody for the
Coronavirus thing. And and there's an element in here that
makes it interesting and play this clip is Tom Clancy
money. Americans can spend $90 billion in a single day of
shopping. Last year 200 million people swarmed their local
stores on November 23. We call that day Black Friday. Did you
know that a flu virus can survive on the surface of a bank
note for up to 17 days. One day there will be a pandemic. It
could begin during the crush of Black Friday sales. A pathogen
will jump from tainted banknotes to human skin onto food, toys,
children and loved ones. By the time patient zero feels the
first sore throat millions of people will already be infected.
From this point, the breakdown will happen fast.
Day one, hospitals will reach capacity. Panic will strike. Day
two. quarantine zones will be established. resources will be
rationed. Transport will go into lockdown, day three,
international trade the stock, the oil will dry up, the stock
market will collapse. Day four, the power will fail. Shells will
be empty. The taps will run dry. And once hunger and despair take
hold. People will do anything for survival. By day five,
everyone will be a potential threat.
What's kind of kind of interesting how Black Friday
would have put us in right kind of in the beginning, if not the
first week or two of spread in the US.
Yeah, that was a nice coincidence.
I gotta I'd now I got to talk to botanic.
Now this 17 Day virus pricing on $1 bill. That's bullcrap.
Now, of course, but that's just one of the obvious outcome. This
is not government mandated. The people themselves are saying I
don't want to touch cash they've been made of and thank you.
World Health Organization. Tedros. He said it himself.
Well, don't touch the money. Corona cash, everybody. You
don't want your corona cash,
again, leading to global governance, if you can get rid
of the individual bills, and that's what the Eurozone was all
about. Thank you. And luckily, a couple of countries including
Great Britain didn't decide I don't want to be in the
Eurozone, because this is some sort of this is not good. And
they didn't join. And so they still have the British pound and
so they can extract themselves. Other countries that are part of
the Eurozone will have nothing but trouble trying to get out of
the EU. They don't have their own money anymore.
So there's a cup. Do you have? Do you have some more of these
things? I'd love to hear otherwise?
I wish I had more of that one. Yeah, the it's just the numbers.
It reminds me I'm gonna go back and get that event. What are 201
or two a one and get the the projected numbers because by
now, if you use the models that were out there, including the
one that's now debunked, we should have a million dead
people in this country? Yes.
Yeah. More, more, more.
Where are they? Where's the million dead? Well, they're not
coming 21 days from now. So Mark, your mark that calendar in
21 days. That's the surge.
No, no, no. The server. That's what
Cuomo said. Yeah.
Well, the surge is being created by the testing. So it's
completely within our own hands. You want to surge
test more tests, more tests. He says just the opposite. Yeah,
no testing. That's why we have a surge. It's worthless. It's, I
hope the takeaway for some people in the world of this
exercise and I say exercise on purpose. is that you really
can't trust your normal information sources the way we
used to. And luckily, what we're finding out is, we are pretty
good at we Collective, we are pretty good at parsing
information. And it's not like it's secretive from sound like
it's written on, you know, web pages with dot htm extensions
and blink tags. Now it's at the University of Oxford Press. Now,
it's actual information put out by the people who put out the
misinformation in the first place, your media is failing you
to a huge degree. Now, I think we're decent at calling some of
it we have our biases, of course, we call call as much as
we can to get some real numbers. But what happened with the model
where we started the show with today is irrefutable. The
numbers and the Brits are pissed. They're like, What?
What? You shut down the country. And we were we were worried that
half a million Brits would die. And now you're saying 20,000.
And while doesn't look like we're gonna make that what? So
this information is not even being broadcast the way it
should be? It says very good news in the world of locked
down, shut down shut ins and social distancing. But what else
didn't we hear? Well, there was the top one. Well, yes, the tie
Pay Act was signed. Oh, okay. The Taipei Act, which basically
threatens consequences for any nation that fails to recognize
Taiwan as its own independent state. We're looking at you,
China. Oh, gee. And immediately, Trump said a warship through the
Taiwan Strait to just show that we can do it. While at the same
time he's saying, Yeah, I have a great relationship with
President G. We talked to him. I talked to him to him for an
hour. And it knows even better than that. Hold on a second. I
think I have a clip of this. It was pretty funny. Maybe I don't
have it. I thought it clipped it. Oh, yeah, here it is. Mr.
President. Thank you.
I apparently I heard you in the press conference. You had a 9pm
call with President Xi of China? Ah, let me start there. How did
that go?
Well, because of you. I
made it at 1030. So that just shows you the number one rated
show on television. I better check things right now. I mean,
I'm talking to him at 1030. Right after this call. I'll be
talking to him.
Now, I had to mention something here. He went on Hannity for for
a political reason. It was really funny that should people
should at least know about this. A number of the network's
decided they're not going to listen to Trump's briefings
press conferences anymore. It's all he does. He goes up there.
And he lies, lies, lies, lies a weird going. And so their
technique, the idea was that let's not let's stop giving him
the attention that he needs so much, because he's a narcissist.
Let's just stop going to this practice and idea because we do
we blame ourselves from being elected president. Let's stop
going to these. And so Trump says, Yeah, that's great. And
says, Oh, he's gonna be here. I'm gonna just go on Hannity.
And so Hannah, and he gets this huge exclusive. It's like the
exclusive press conference conference with the Hannity
only. And so all the news network heads of the network.
What are you guys doing? How can we be giving Hannity this whole
thing you're not even going to see what President has to say
you have to report on and it became a big brouhaha in the
media about Oh, my God, we got it. Okay. We were backing off on
that idea. But it was very funny
when they already tried this once. When CNN and MSNBC didn't
carry the briefing live. That must have been Tuesday, I think
Tuesday or Wednesday. Yeah, that's when it began. But then,
but then the next then, the next day, Trump did the exclusive
with Fox and the day after that everyone was like, Oh, shit, we
better cover it. But yeah, this is it's insane. Then I hear the
same and is Fauci lying, is Burke's lying is the CDC
director lying is everybody lying? Who cares? We got our own
facts over here, back to Taiwan. So there, I said there are big
things happening and this is all this happened within the past
few days to Taipei act. Trump sends a warship not just to some
clunker through the Taiwan Straits. Also, European and US.
Let me get the exact quote here. I want to make sure I get it
right. have refused Saudi oil. So no more Saudi oil which of
course is making the price drop even more, because now we have a
refusal. They've got a huge glut. Remember this is this is
the thing that was going on in the background that really
tripped the market badly was the the so called war between Russia
and Saudi Arabia. And Russia. I, my feeling now is, Russia and
the US are playing together to bankrupt Saudi Arabia, because
what is now coming out, is that there could be I gotta get these
terms right now, like an irreparable trade indifferent
difference, or something we
see like I like indifference.
That would be better, wouldn't it? That
I think the opposite may be true, by the way, just because
you continue, they may be trying to bankrupt Russia.
Either way, so someone's going to lose, it's not going to be
the US. But you Russia is routing their oil to Europe and
to China. So it appears that that the Saudis are being
targeted. And this will this could, and this, it's a Sputnik
report from our you know, from Russia. So you understand the
slant. It could be that this puts the petro dollar into some
peril. The Riyadh may or may not be able to be pegged to the
dollar as it has been seen, which was in 1973. When we start
this, the petro dollar it's possible that that with that peg
may no longer work, because they're just not going to be
able to handle that for their economy. Which brings us to not
technically in the second half, but there's a lot of talk out
there that Trump would love to see the dollar get back on the
gold standard or a new gold standard. And there is actually
some weird reference to the gold is the gold standard x let me
see what it's called. What was used to repatriate all the gold.
I have no idea. I don't remember that. Hey, of course, it
was 90 the gold standard Act was 19 when everyone had to give up
their gold.
Well, that was in the 30s that was Roosevelt pegging to gold
was demolished by Nixon much later.
Right. But the the act itself in the 30s. There's a reference to
that in the Cares Act. And it inserts the Coronavirus Act into
the gold standard Act, which I don't understand. I'm going to
hopefully find out tonight because the former New York
banker, his wife, and the two of us have a Zoom video date
tonight. How about that?
One? Did you just come over? No,
no, no, no, no, no. They invited us to a Zoom video date where
we're all going to have a glass of wine together on the Zoom.
That's great. The most hipster thing in the world to do. So
it's that is the that there's a theory out there. It's certainly
if you see how much China and Russia have been gobbling up
gold as fast as they can that's been going on for a while for
years. I think whatever price is give it to me is that this may
be a way to for Trump wishful thinking or not to get the
dollar back on the some form of gold standard.
There's well if you listen to these reports, which I have four
clips on dollar is king. And this is a bunch of stuff you
will not hear in our media about the power of the dollar. There
is absolutely zero reason to do what you what you suggest. And
especially when you consider modern, modern monetary theory.
And that money is not necessarily something that has
to be attached to something like gold. I'm not buying that. So
let's listen to these clips because this is very
interesting. This is dollar is King Ajay
$9 trillion. And counting. That's what rich nations have
spent so far on the Coronavirus pandemic. They're trying to make
sure there's a functioning economy as they get to grips
with the outbreak where the damage done is likely to surpass
the financial crisis, maybe even the Great Depression. What is
known, it's the worst economic crisis in the last 70 years.
Well, at this time, there's a rush to safety. The 11 year bull
run in US stock markets is over. And there's one safe haven
everyone is banking on and it's not gold. It's the dollar for
all the talk that the dollar would lose its reserve currency
status. It's proved to be just that talk. Let's take a look at
some examples. Now emerging markets have borne the brunt of
the rush for dollars. Indonesia Zootopia lost almost 14% of its
value since the beginning of the year. The Russian ruble and
Mexican peso have lost a few fifth of their values. The
problem for emerging markets, they might want to cut interest
rates to stimulate Corona hit economies. But that would
undermine their currencies further, and interest payments
on dollar denominated debt has just soared. unbalancing
finances on Sterling fell more than 10% or to a low of $1.14. A
level last seen in 1985. The UK is divorce from the European
Union as broken the resilience of the pound, which was
considered to be tethered to the fortunes of the continent. Well,
not anymore. The best performing currency just happens to be the
Argentine peso, best performing, of course, in the sense it's
fallen, the least compared to other Latin American nations.
I will have you know, I have the red book, my own version, which
I got off of Amazon. The no agenda journal, by the anonymous
production, I put it in here, march 29. Just so I have a copy
of it dollar to gold standard after oil glut destroys petro
dollar. So it's just in there recorded in the book.
Good. Okay. If you listen to this report, which comes from a
Middle Eastern source, with more objectivity that we seem to have
in this country, it seems as though the dollar is crushing
it. And by that if they're going to be crushing it, that means
the petro dollar is going to be crushing it. So this dollar of
ours is just becoming worth a fortune, which one of the
reasons I believe that we could do this $2 trillion bailout is
because unbeknownst to the American public, this dollar of
ours is becoming so strong. It is and it's so dominant, that is
going to pretty much put everybody back 30 years and so
far as they're catching up on the dollar, the dollar
part two part now the dollar has been the world's leading
currency for more than a century. Today, more than 60% of
all foreign bank reserves are in dollars. Let's find out what
happened to all those challenges to the dollars crown with Jamil
Akhmad. He's the Global Head of currency strategy and market
research at FX TM. He joins us via Skype from London. Good to
have you with us Jamil. So this crisis is shown it's just been a
lot of talk about the dollar ending. It's still the world's
current reserve currency of choice, right?
Absolutely. Yes. Listen, the dollars not only remains the
king, if this was a game affirms the dollar is on the Iron Throne
has been on the dying friend for a extremely long period of time.
It dominates all of the seven kingdoms under it. And this has
been something that's been in play for close to a century now
since more times, and we are still 2030 years away from
anybody being able to say that they could challenge the dollar.
Yes, some currencies have made progress, but the dollar still
funded everywhere globally for so many different reasons. And
we just look at the dollar performance over the past week,
we had the Dollar strengthened by close to 5% on a weekly
basis. That's its strongest performance since 2008.
currencies such as the British pound as a result of the dollar
domination plunged to levels that have not been seen in 35
years. Gold recently had its worst year since the late 1980s.
And even the Australian dollar has lost over 20%. Year today.
There is no contender to the dollar. This is this is the end
game. But the dollar strength is so strong right now. It's
superior. Like if you're a sports fan, it's like watching
Liverpool in the Premier League this season. There's no second
challenge. You said
that this is the end game Hang on. Jimmy. Does that mean the
one has squandered its chance there was a time when some were
predicting the won could be the world's reserve currency.
This is still unlikely and we don't see this for you know,
even this been a possibility for the next 20 or 30 years. For as
much progress as the Chinese yuan and the Chinese economy has
made to global contributions over the past 20 years. It still
has so much more further to go. For example, if we look at the
payments of the dollars, we look at our foreign exchange
reserves, international debt, international loans, foreign
exchange turnover, the dollar is still supreme and actually the
only second character that can come into play on this is the
euro.
Well, let me ask you a question. If the dollar is so incredibly
strong, is that not detrimental to our forthcoming new
manufacturing base that will have to also be exported in
order for it to be profitable as we use some of these materials
in our own country which have formerly been 100%. outsourced I
think we'll we'll come back to at least a 30 33% or more of a
lot of things being done. In in the country but that makes our
bar goods more expensive for export
for export but we're not an exporting country we're an
importer so right now it makes the imports cheaper so we can
load up on imports and rebuild our infrastructure on cheap
imports because there's going to be a lot cheaper since our
dollars were so much and we can build up our infrastructure that
way and then let it slowly turn around and go the other way so
we can make our exports more appealing
How do you do that magical turnaround go the other way
which is weakening the dollar
just manipulated but they don't have to do too much of it
because of everything else is so destroyed you know, you can
pretty much control everything by by the way we always do we
loan people money, we loan them our valuable dollar
I thought we just went over and kick someone's ass
Well, we can do that too. But that's
the if you don't take our loans we go over that case. We did go
hey, look at look at our big guns. We got the strongest
military in the world to borrow our money. I got you. Okay. We
flipped the script is what you're saying
is it appears like it's a big guns over the years ever since
1918 are actually just the foundation of the Federal
Reserve. But let's play part three of this and get it so
everyone this is should be a confidence builder for people
listening to the show.
But it's been a bit of a disaster, this rising dollar a
disaster for emerging markets, though, right?
It is we have a recipe for disaster right now when it comes
to emerging markets performance in that currencies. You have a
global disease outbreak that is a health disaster. This is going
to contribute to a global recession, which means that as
lower growth everywhere, as a result of this stock markets
have been in freefall, which essentially means there has been
no appetite towards emerging markets, because they are seen
as riskier assets that you don't invest in, in uncertain times.
And with this, you've got the dollar that had strong thinning
across the board just to name some of the casualties, the
Russian ruble has declined by close to 30%. This year, the
Brazilian rial as much as that to the Indian rupee has hit a
record low, the South African rand has weakened by 20%.
There's been simply no end in sight when it comes to prisoners
against the dollars ring here. All emerging market currencies
have declined year to date, and even those that haven't declined
as much such as the Malaysian ringgit, as one example. It
still has declined by beyond 5%. Man we're peaking.
Where peak were peak dollar.
Well, what this is doing, of course, is playing into the V
theory of the stock market recovery. They seek as you call
it a theory, where are you going to put your money when you when
you finally have a place to put it, but you're not going to have
a lot of it. So that's why I don't think it's going to be as
V as you banker, like to believe, but that but then
there's this little element which comes in, which is, which
is that it's not a catch 22 It's a it's not a catch 22 This last
clip, it's kind of like a vicious cycle. I don't even know
how to describe it. But it's to Horowitz and I talked about
this, why are people putting their money into the American
stock market? Because it's the only thing you can put it into
that has, you know, any reliability or what I don't
know, but listen to this.
Now explain this for us. The Federal Reserve is pumping
dollars as fast as they can into the system. It's even getting a
commitment for what's been termed as quantitative easing
infinity. Yet the thirst for dollars doesn't end. Why?
Essentially, because everybody wants to dollar. Cash is king
right now. And by cash. That means we're sticking dollars
underneath our pillowcases. That's essentially what does
what the theory is in the market right now. Essentially, even
despite more than most started despite two emergency Federal
Reserve interest rate cuts, the Federal Reserve announcing a
huge stimulus program of quantitative easing. Everybody
still wants the greenback. That's because the greenback is
funded in so many different methods from loans to debt to
oil transactions, gold, you name it, everything started thought
dominated. And at the same point, it's again, it's been a
world reserve currency for a century since war times. And
that will not change anytime soon, which gives precedent
towards why everybody still wants the US dollar.
We shouldn't call it a greenback. That's just factually
incorrect. I don't like it. Okay, the greenback was
something very specific which I did like the idea of the
greenback because the back of the bill was green. Yeah,
with you know, they say dollars greenbacks. Not enough it's not
the same as well, that's mighty interesting.
I thought so. Why do you want the dollar because we want the
dollar that that was the big kicker. To me. It was like
Right,
right. Well, it's interesting how This in this was funny, it
was a Bloomberg article, which I immediately sent to the former
New York banker. So what the hell's going on with this, and
the article went kind of something like this. Trump has
effectively nationalized the parts of the Federal Reserve, by
bringing Black Rock in to manage billions of dollars in bonds and
assets in the market on behalf of the Federal Reserve. And so I
guess somehow the Treasury bought into it. So they have
some say over it. And the and the conclusion from the
Bloomberg article was kind of written by a hawkish and the Fed
type guy is that this was the ending was Congratulations, your
new Fed chairman, Donald J. Trump, who would then use the
black rock power, which is a pretty powerful, pretty powerful
outfit, to manipulate and, and push the Dow Jones up to 40,000
plus. It could all happen. But the former New York banker
laughed his ass off of that. And he says it's interesting that
people think that this is so much bigger than the tooth out
the 2008 bailout. He says he doesn't think so he thinks it's
comparable, may even be a little bit less because it was way
different types of assets that were distressed in the 2008
Crunch. So it may look big on the on the piece of paper 2.2
trillion and the 4 trillion for the Fed. But what really what
happened in the the back end of I guess, tarp, and the 2008
bailout was just astronomical. So I think that seems to not be
happening. I don't know I hear you look at trumping thank God
the guy really loves America. He really loves the dollar, would
he would he do? You know, I think your point is very valid
why? Why go to a gold standard with everybody else? And maybe
the globalist theme actually, maybe the globalist want that.
Well, the globalist don't like what's going on? No, because and
they don't like this dollar situation which they don't even
want to talk about in our media with this guy. What they just
explained on our which was I
wonder we talk a little off our why aren't we celebrating that?
Because it would look good. It'd be good for Trump we cannot
celebrate anything that makes that makes makes Trump get
reelected. Why they even think that he's not going to get
reelected. The Where's Biden, by the way,
we'll get to that in a moment. I first thank you for your courage
and say in the morning to you the man who put the C and COVID
cache God
You okay, I'm up in the morning to you in the morning in the
office gypsy boots on the ground feet in the air. So I just
wanted all the names and nights out there
in the morning to our troll room troll count. Here we go. Let's
see we have 1938 trolls in the troll room right now almost
almost at the 2000 Fantastic Hello trolls. You can find your
fellow trolls at no agenda stream.com That is where
everybody hangs out during the live shows and not just our
show. There's a lot of live shows Wednesday night nick the
rat, smoke a bone and listen to Nick the rat on the live stream
get in the troll room. It's all on the same page and hanging out
with everybody. And while you're there ask for an invite to no
agenda social.com is kind of our delayed response mechanism where
we can also post off and you know people have jobs and
looking for jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs Testing, testing tech you
can get post something on No, it's so nice. Someone said hey,
do you know a dude named Ben who can help me with some problem
I'm having with Windows 98 and WAV files, go to know what's
going on. And I used to have to think about it from
old fart to help you there.
I said how well I wanted to before the email to you. But I
decided into social dock and the answer by the way is upgrade.
And in the morning to our artists for episode 1228. We
titled that stunning, stunning, stunning, stunning, stunning,
stunning Nicole Wallace was honored with that. And this
album art which we like to change with every single episode
because it draws attention to the when we post the show,
certainly in all podcast apps that that now adhere to the
standard of showing the new art. Comics true blogger Nailed it.
Nailed it. Which I think John our two critiques the artists
with the most knowledge will explain why this was so
incredibly good. But it was the vortex law portrayed very simply
with the chart down the hookers getting better looking and
cheaper. And it just had everything in it. It was
dynamite.
But it was done in a silhouette fashion too which was simplistic
but it's also stands out as art. And it was, it was just well
done in a lot of different ways. He had a lot of elements in
there that were just it was really a well done piece. And
the thing with comedy can do, he can do, he doesn't know what
that's like to do.
That's what I wanted. That's what I want to ask you about.
Whenever he really tries to do something. He's like, Okay, I'm
going to women,
okay, I'm going to make rad a great album out this time. Hi,
watch me with my talents. It sucks.
But when he does something that's almost a throwaway. And I
know, because he'll post. I just put this together before I was
going to sleep. And it's funny, and it's hilarious. The stuff
that he tries to target and tries to create. Well, we
talked about last is a fractal of our show, we do not really do
anything other than chat. We have our own agendas, we bring
our own clips, and then we add live an entire three hour show
twice a week, with very good material and it's all off the
cuff. And we are forced to do it that way. Because we know that
if we don't do it this way it would be overproduced and
crappy, which is what most podcasts are like it's stiff for
most of them are crappy, and it'd be stiff. They wouldn't
have any flow. And course yeah, we do get the tips once in a
while that come and go. But that's beside the point. And
sometimes, technically, that's good broadcasting. It was
Thank you. John wants to admit it, they're so triggered by Rio,
you'd figure so figured people who watch reality shows would be
used to some actual reality, guess what you're getting on
television, it's not the same thing.
So the point is, is that as a fractal, it's like, the best
material actually, much of it is developed on the show on the
fly. Yes, based on going back and forth. And that's and so
people who sit down and just get a quick inspiration, and crank a
piece of art out often will win this competition, because
they're not overthinking it. And if we overthink the show, if we
overthink anything, which is the modern, this is a very
postmodern way of doing everything. And overthinking is
a real is a detriment.
Yeah, this is a true postmodern performance. This is not a pod.
It's a podcast, but it's we're performing
the podcasting it itself is postmodern. So
and by the way, yes, this is exactly how comics blogger
talks.
Yeah, it is.
And people have confirmed it with me so
much to have a podcast themselves.
What was it? What was it the anti no agenda? What was
yo yo
with the candy man? And it was I actually enjoyed it. And I would
rag on us and talk about all they did was bitch. That was
good. And it was, you know, they don't do this. They suck. And
what turned out was it's very hard to do two shows a week.
A game up. Actually, they started right at the beginning
when we started and then once you went to two shows a week
they tried to keep up and they're you know, they couldn't
do it. It's very hard. That was the week of me. Six hours of
terror. It's not possible. It's not that easy. We're on to other
topics by the time you're there corrections are
analyzed three hours of an analysis
is constantly analyzing analysis. It's
not a not a good thing. But thank you comic strip blogger,
you know that we love you. We do then GCSB has been with us for a
long time a decade. He's been with daily source code for
longer.
Yeah, yeah, you brought him with you. He's like a virus.
He's like a virus. But you know what, like, doesn't go away. But
he's a force of nature. And we love him. And we're especially a
very appreciative of the artwork. And this one in
particular, it. It's just one of those that everyone went, oh my
god, we know what's going on here. The insiders who
understand the vortex law loved it. And even people who've never
heard of the vortex law, I was like, that's got to be something
interesting. So I think it helps the show, as does all of the art
that we choose carefully. We choose it with the ever changing
reasons. But yeah, on the fly, as John just explained, and I
want to thank comics or Blogger, but all of the artists who are
always diligently just trying to get something good in there.
It's a competition. But it's also open twice a week and we
use the the art for a newsletter and of course no agenda.
shop.com uses it for mugs and T shirts and hats and hoodies
and the artists talk amongst themselves was a small community
there.
Oh, and it's and I'm part of that as I know, agenda
social.com which we can't just just can't promote enough. And
thanks, Aaron are for keeping that running as well. Value for
value means whatever value you get out of the show, just
translate that to a number it's very different from from person
to person. That's why we leave it up to you and we appreciate
it no matter what it is certainly if you're donating
something to the program because after all, we call you Purdue
singers and the people who come in with the bigger support. We
give them titles Associate Executive Producer and producer.
And we'll start off with our first one for today.
Dude, I do want to mention a call out Darren O'Neill. Yes for
being a triple threat because he does art and he does
broadcasting and he does also has been re producing our show.
Yeah, for Chicago air for Chicago Chicago station that we
used to be on that station before. And if somebody used to
edit the show, and I think I'm the one who dropped the ball, so
don't Neil's kind of cut out the middleman, which would have been
me. And they're getting this show, Darren, I mean, for the
extra work and the guys are the guys that work all like it seems
to me.
He's up there. Every every year is every Thursday, second
Thursday, the Sundays, he's always doing the pre stream we
had the handover, it's seamless. So it sounds very professional
for a bunch of we're really all kind of dudes named Ben and
dudettes named Bernadette, we're inherently shy, introverted, but
put a mic in front of our face and we become something
different.
But we do have a few people to thank and let's thank him for
being executive producers starting with the surf mittens
of full city and he came in with the number one 780 31 What Yeah,
he doesn't really explain why.
Holy crap well, he saved he saved Yeah, that saved the day
we didn't really have a good day to day but that really helped.
Yeah, so so he sent a note in that got caught good cut off,
but I did find it in the email. Or I actually did look through
Pay Pal and found it he's got a lot of quote marks and other
kinds of characters and I think it's a problem. Rhyming words
for times absurd fuck the dumb shit. onken buzzkill Trump
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Tito's vote pharma dose people roughshod him Joe's deal is Don
data, the accounting and shrouds me with the title of vie count.
Thank you for your courage games, Knights and the like out.
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Of course not. Because it didn't come through on the Pay Pal. I
gotcha. When we put that he'll be upgraded
via account via account right now. Sure. Mittens of falsity.
He's looking for a goat calm, and that's about it. We got that
forum. You've got karma actually was an interesting of rhyme.
That was pretty good. It wasn't structured so I could read it
with the right cadence but I think it was pretty good. And I
like short Tito's. Yes. You need to
write counts, okay. He's on the list for the title.
By the way, that doctor who went on and on about not you know
your hands and face. He said it was an hour. He said at one
point he says the reason for wearing a mask in this situation
is because the mask will remind you not to touch your face.
That's a good point. So you could just use a bandana then
really, although I see people around town with bandanas and
you just know everyone's looking at him like idiots.
Toilet paper on the faces go into Justin Feola in Davenport,
Iowa comes in with $333 and he's got a swollen red that means
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turned back since your karma has definitely worked in my life. I
won't go in to it for brevity. But this shows this show works
people. I requested D douching. Okay. You've been D deuced. Jobs
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I'm a huge fan and so as my fabulous hot sexy husband John,
who turned a certain age on March 30. So wanted to wish him
a happy birthday on your show over which he is absolutely
obsessed. I love John shadows more than anything in this
world, except possibly the no agenda podcast.
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Not only is my husband John hat, he is the smartest and funniest
man I know. And without him, I wouldn't have been introduced to
your podcast. Oh, there you go. I wanted to ask him. I wanted to
ask for him. His D douching. De deuced as well as some jobs
karma followed by one of your best sound bites, whichever you
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love you guys and cannot live without you. Thank you for being
the best podcast in the universe.
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I don't know anything. I think share a secret is a good one.
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my headphones feeding back a lot today. Okay, where's the seat? I
haven't played that one was it hold hands and share secret? I
can't remember
it goes if you rename them and you get if you rename them so
many times and every time you rename them you can't find them
against your
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how does that clears go copy no
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Anthony Simon's in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. 204 20.
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And she will you know, it would be nice if this thing would move
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sending you this donation while cruising past the Dominican
Republic. All right, I'm catching up on Ashiana cruise
ship. Mushy on the ocean princess. She might be the
Dominican princess. I'm catching up on a few episodes of no
agenda one to send my appreciation your way maybe a
little karma could come our way as we hope to get back into the
USA with no issues I'm traveling with nine other crew members. Oh
wow. Of course we're gonna give you some get HomeSafe karma you
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all around swell guy Scott Shelburne gave me a valuable
piece of art this guy right already freaked out after this
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hardware that I'm using to fuel my Raspberry Pi addiction.
Without going into too much detail is valuable to me, but,
but that jerk won't allow me to repay him. Like I said, he's a
swell guy. Scott is a fellow podcaster and a fellow producer
of no agenda on a subscription plan. I know he appreciates and
actively supports the show. That's why I hit him in the
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note saying hey, by the way, this donation is supposed to go
in for Scott and he never actually He says it in the note.
Oh, so he's gonna get a credit for the associated executive
producers ship to Scott Well if you could also mention him in
the birthday segment and he's on the list I believe yes he is.
For a jingle segment Scott's favorite Obama a team some some
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during the New World Order song. It's always great fun. I agree.
It's great to show and you show Keep up the great work hope this
idea leads to more support in other words, yeah, but people
kind of do that they given for somebody else but we
just yeah, we just heard it from Le Le and I should give it but I
understand so he hooked him up with a Raspberry Pi which is
nice you know people do people do nice things. Absolutely. You
don't always have to do something that but you're right
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Scott is delighted as well. And he's on the birthday list.
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why not just just a life that Jessie is the tune man who has
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meet up in Palestine at the meet up in one other place? He's just
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he's just crazy it's just and he's the guy is like non stop
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rock and roll followed by Dan on the mic. And a finishing up with
oh my god that is amazing. Rock. Rock on
I'm laughing because that Jesse actually sent the jingles
because the blistering rock and roll is a sound I don't know
what ant on the mic is. Which he said that blistering rock and
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Oh my god that is you've got I didn't know that. This is Do you
ever heard this one of yourself? I haven't.
Mike I remember it. I remember that one. I do. Why anyway would
clip it is another question. Which is someone sanity Well,
it's this game Sheila the lady of Lisbon or Lisboa spa $200 And
she's in the UK right now. Going to the Elise according to this
Hi John and Adam. boots on the ground from Portugal with a bit
of info from Spain to we are fortunate to be living in the
center of Lisbon which is deathly quiet but we are able to
walk and cycle around as much as we want yesterday we went for a
drive Adam insert your audience's shocked sound here
please just to Sintra. Centro, which is normally packed with
tourists. He was completely deserted and we had a wonderful
walk in the forest and drove back no issues. This would be
impossible in Spain, which has been on Full lockdown since
March 16. or there abouts our friends have an army truck
outside their apartment in Spain and they're allowed 10 minutes
outside each time to walk their dog is gone insane up there we
have a house in the north of Spain but we won't be able to go
there until mid April may be to be honest after all this shit
show I'd be quite likely to sell it the Spanish government along
with others will not come out of this well since the people
realize that they have been duped or should I say it should
I say if and it is a big if there's a British journalist
Peter Hitchens we're familiar with him. Yes. That was the
other Hitchens brother who as far as I can tell is the only
voice of sanity in the UK mainstream media yeah we've I
recommend put his
blog post in the shownotes is yeah,
I recommend if you haven't read that I recommend to fellow UK
producers to follow him on Twitter also UK column is a
great source of news. Anyway thanks for the reality sanity
nor gender realities the best podcast in the universe
especially in these trying times I for one will not be getting
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the no agenda producers who are having are living in locked down
towns and citizens or I'm sorry in cities to buy some bird seed
and go out and feed all the birds that are currently
starving to death has their food supply. Parents are leftovers
and rubbish from eating outside. have just disappeared. Thank you
for your courage Dame Sheila.
So nice name Sheila. Lady of Lisboa Thank you very much. And
we think that's the homeless, of course are also starting to have
problems now. Because there's no food.
Well, in San Francisco, they're taking care of the problem.
They're they're taking the hotels, which are shut down.
Yeah. And they're turning the Hyatt the Grand Hyatt into a
homeless shelter, a shelter, putting all the people into
rooms in the in the room
service. Do they get room service?
I believe they called down maybe I have no idea how far it goes.
But they're moving them all in there. And the city will pay for
that. And it's also another little breakthrough in the city.
Apparently they've decided that no, no, it used to be at $900 or
something like that. If you did damage the police won't
investigate. Now they've jacked that up to the DA who doesn't
want to arrest anybody says if police were not respond to any
robberies or anything if it's under $2,500, my gosh. So now
they're every shop and that was left open before they shut
everything down, which they had to do. And but the grocery
stores are still subject to this. People just going in
loading up their carts and stealing everything. And this is
encouraged by the city of San Francisco. And the city says
they will reimburse you if this happens to you.
crime pays crime.
Fabulous town.
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All right. Where were we?
Well, I got a couple another report we can do. Yes. This is
because it's again and we talked about these changes that are
going to occur because we're stuck with these changes. They
were going to be permanent. Some of them are not so much. Let's
listen to what's going to happen with the airline industry is
another special report that was a half hour on again Al Jazeera
which seems to be the only place I'm going to get any news other
than Trump Trump Trump Let's start with airline travel
doubles, every 15 years,
airline travel double every 15 years, Anil was making the point
that people might not want to get back on a plane again, they
might want to do a staycation they might want to go someplace
on a bullet train. So tell me, Alex, how do the big hub
airports as well justify carry on expect carrying on with their
expansion plans, if nobody's gonna get on that 747 All that a
380.
I'm optimistic, I think there will be a queue of people
waiting to get on that seven for seven or eight or 80. And we
know history demonstrates this bounce back not just for the
economic side of things, but actually, for the fact that the
large majority of the world now are in home isolation. And they
will be waiting for the day that they have been given the all
clear that they can travel to new territories and see the
world and is this going on
Paluma sorry, but it really sounds like it's not done.
Let him finish the nation. And they will be waiting for the day
that they have been given the all clear that they can travel
to new territories and see the world and we will see that
bounce back. We know within the immediate aftermath of the SARS
outbreak in 2003. Air travel demand was right back up to pre
SARS level after just nine months of the crisis. So that
bounce back does occur. Will airlines have to do their bit to
ensure that there is better travel confidence? Yes,
suddenly, it all seems irrelevant as to who has the
best type of seat or the most recline. And actually airlines
are doing all they can to convince you that their aircraft
are the cleanest and that their airports are the most hygienic.
There's definitely been a shift here. But I do believe that that
bounce back will occur not just on an economic side of things,
but for the public to
begin. So that's a nine month lag, which means anyone did low
gas prices. This tells me there's going to be some dirt
cheap flights, they're going to do it. Yeah, they're going to
get you on a floodplain. Now let's go on to the other one.
This is the this is part two. And this is talking about what
was the lag after 911? And what was like after 2008. airline
travel after 911 202.
Then you take the next big crisis, which was the 2008
financial crisis. And then the industry had a almost you know,
the first year.
That's the second clip. I'm sorry. Yeah, you're right,
you're right airline travel after 911 profits started
in London, would it be fair to say that this is the worst
crisis to hit the airline world in as much as aviation you know,
when you get your bum on a seat that's relatively speaking a
very, very cheap way to move around the world. Anyway, the
profit margins are so tiny, if you're flying in economy down
the back of a full a 380, you know, say Etihad, Qatar Airways,
ba whoever, they're not making a lot of money on that seat. And
on top of that, you've got to convince people who now cannot
afford to fly who don't want to fly to start flying again, at
some point in the future. So all these carriers have got to plan
on taking a massive hit. That might be so big, they have to
face the prospect of going out of business.
Yeah, I think you're right. I mean, this is not the first
major crisis that the industry has faced and actually the
industry is very resilient. You go back to 911. The industry had
a significant hit there in terms of global profits. And if you
look at what I ASO published they it took about five years
after 911 for the industry to recover and become profitable
again.
And he mentioned in that interview of people putting puts
on the airline industry before this happened before.
Now for Coronavirus. No. Okay. No, but you had a lot of
opportunity to do it. I'm sure that you had to do it before the
virus you had until the oil crash. That was your you had a
window that was long.
I just want to say that airline the airline industry certainly
in the United States. Is it part of our infrastructure? Yeah,
that is that is pretty much a government business. And it has
to be
Yeah, because we the country is big and the trains don't work.
You got mountains. It's just you can't have high speed rail that
you know even though Whatever happened to that oh, oh, you're
talking about the talking about the the heist I read an article
the high speed train that was supposed to be take it from was
it to Los Angeles to San Francisco. Apparently now it's
gonna be a private train from Los Angeles to Las Vegas. prive
let's drive it through private train.
Brother. Well, let's play part two of this again, another data
point.
Then you take the next big crisis, which was the 2008
financial crisis. And then the industry had a almost, you know,
the first year a significant hit and bigger than probably 911.
That, but the recovery period was within about two years. And
this is a slightly different crisis. And I think there's
there's two, or possibly three reasons why this is a slightly
different crisis. One is that we have a restriction globally from
various governments about the movement of people. So even if
people wanted to fly, they can't. The second major reason
is because a lot of people around the world in various
sectors have been laid off, they're unemployed, that's going
to hit their personal finances in the amount of disposable
income is reduced dramatically. And I think the third major
impact on demand is going to be once this crisis begins to
recover. What about some of the perceptions of passengers
regarding health concerns, you know, is sitting in an aircraft
cabin for several hours? Are you more likely to catch the virus
and I think those three things have to improve dramatically for
the industry for the demand to pick up again. So it's going to
be interesting, it's not a type of crisis that we've seen in the
past, you know, and how quickly will the industry recover? Is
this going to be quite a long recovery likely so after 911? Or
is this going to be a recovery that is going to bounce back
relatively quickly?
But what are they really talking about? Are they talking I mean,
they're talking about profits and finance are they talking
about routes you know, because that's more important to me is
can we get everywhere the way we used to I don't give a crap if
they make money or not we bail them out for two years I don't
care
we aren't going to change that much there's just not going to
be that the frequency is going to do but he usually they keep
the routes because you don't want to lose those routes. Yeah,
that's why he's up a route you give up again, you can't get it
again. But frequency is an issue which is again which is similar
to you will lose that slight too but they can't fly by GMT planes
around so they're gonna have to change these but everyone's
gonna have to back off I think there'll be an aggressive
airline just decide to take a beating and just keep a lot of
routes going but a lot of frequency and a lot of routes
and just take a beating I guess if they're big enough they can
do that. Anyway, it's gonna be a shakeout, there's gonna be a
shakeout when you got it already covered there's gonna be a
shakeout in cash the War on Cash is continuing even though this
dollar so strong the
red that square think it was square has a got a license to be
a bank
now they should be a bank. Yep. Well,
it's it's not all that easy to just say I want to be a bank.
I want to be a bank here.
Square cleared by regulators to open a bank. Yes, that's they
get FDIC approval. I guess.
That's what the FDIC to get the FDIC Yeah, that's a big deal. So
that
that's going to those guys are gonna you know, they all want to
be your bank. This is everybody
wants to be a bank. Here it comes here I have one more clip
about a industry that is affected by this permanently.
And in this case is the NFL. And the guy running the NFL is so
oblivious. They actually think that everything's fine it's
gonna be a football season will be just, you know that people
are gonna go right back into being a huge crowds and all the
rest, and I'm not convinced of this, but the NFL is totally
convinced of it. And if you start to say anything bad about
it, and you're a member of the club, as it were, you're gonna
get disciplined.
Draft will be held from April 23 to the 25th. Goodell said in a
memo Thursday that the NFL Management Council Executive
Committee was, quote, unanimous and unequivocal that the draft
should go forward as scheduled. He also added, everyone
recognizes that the public health conditions are highly
uncertain, and there is no assurance that we can select a
different date and be confident that conditions will be
significantly more favorable than they are today. I also
believe that the draft can serve a very positive purpose for our
clubs, our fans, and the country at large. And many of you have
agreed public discussion of issues relating to the draft
serves no useful purpose and is grounds for disciplinary action
to shut up slave.
No kidding. Wow. Yes, the NFL budget. You know, creeps.
How's the NBA by the way? How come? Half of the teams don't
have the Wrona
a lot of the teams have,
but not like it should be. No sweetie. Sweaty men.
Yeah. They're all the time slapping each other around.
Yeah.
slapping each other slapping their asses. Tell me about a
John. Tell me about Craig, tell me about the sweaty mess. In
rockin and rollin we
missed it man. We missed what? I got to clip. Oh, every year we
talked about it and somehow it just got slipped right by us.
Currently, it wasn't didn't entail enough trout
know, this impossible that we missed this year right not
enough Trump hate therefore they should have up that this year,
they could have found an angle. I don't know why they didn't you
know what clip I'm talking about
a symbolic annual event with powerful images. Earth Hour has
been a moment for millions of people to come together and
think about our impact on the world around us. This year's
event takes on new meaning. Billions take part in another
shared experience
in light with all that is happening with the Coronavirus
why not turn this into a super special activity with your
household. You can prepare a candlelit dinner as it's at 830
in the evening, switch off all electricity, enjoy each other's
company. And why not talk about all the wonderful gifts that
mother nature has to offer. And all the things that we look
forward to doing
once if this was their spokesperson, no wonder didn't
get any traction.
reflected and we can all be outdoors the game and enjoy the
wonderful world we live in.
Lets us learn the lesson. That universe is desperately trying
to teach us that the time that we're spending in isolation not
have been in vain
in situations like the one we're in at the moment we look for
silver linings, there is one in terms of the climate and reduced
levels of pollution.
Okay, now, curry DeVore at Consulting Group is in session
who is responsible for this complete ball of poop called a
promotion? Earth Hour the opportunity of a lifetime for a
marketeer or communication sexpert, here's your opportunity
to connect the stay at home movement with the reduction of
co2 with the saving of the earth, no squandered because you
have this failed notion of flipping off the lights of
important buildings around the world which no one has given a
crap about for the past 10 years, here was your
opportunity. And you put that woman on, squandered no message
Fail? Fail. I
was a total fail. So like I said, we didn't even know it.
This happened. It was a couple of days ago.
I can't believe this. I can't I can't believe that they couldn't
couldn't. What did they? Well, we had a meeting and we decided
this was a strategy. So we're not going to vary from this Nana
you
don't you hear someone saying that? Oh, yeah, we know.
That's a good voice to me.
It's a woman by the way.
We don't buy strategy. And we're gonna keep an analogy. It's like
everyone has that tactic and span and campaign. We know
exactly how long I know. I'm going to execute the plan when I
execute the plan.
No flexibility. Not like podcasters got flexibility baby.
Something else happened. Something else happened? Oh,
yes. Sealed indictments. Yes. Yes. Yes. Not. So we had already
one sealed indictment open up. Remember that was the Harvard
professor. Yes. Now we have not one, not two. But three sealed
indictments opened up three, three. So that means we only
have 909
or 10,000 Sealed indictments, isn't it?
Well, it's 1000s. I'm just going over 1000 Just saying there's
1000. So we're right. And so we're now down to 996. Sealed
indictments still left because our Attorney General bar opened
up three of them.
This is the first time we've tried a virtual press conference
at the Department of Justice. Yes.
And next time Attorney General Barr call the curry Devorah
Consulting Group, please. Because you put the picture and
picture over the heads of the guy standing behind you. It was
It was horrible.
And I hope it goes. Okay. But I appreciate all of you
participating this morning. Today I'm here to talk about the
former Maduro regime. And its direct pocket.
Just what happened. Did we go to bed and then Maduro was no
longer running the show. It's now guaido. And someone didn't
tell us. And we know guaido was at the State of the Union.
I have no idea what he's talking about.
Well, guaido is now formed. I mean, Maduro Maduro era, Maduro
was former. But that's not exactly the term.
No Maduro is running.
No, no you heard it was formed. Listen to former its former
listen,
I'm here to talk about the former Maduro regime.
This is this is your CIA. This is CIA op
No. Well, there's done Ah, no, here's what it is. It's parsing.
You didn't parse it, right. He's not talking about the current
Maduro regime. He's talking about the former Maduro regime,
which is the one that existed before Maduro got reelected.
Today I'm here to talk about the Oh yeah. Well listen to the
whole thing former Maduro regime, and its direct
participation in Narco terrorism, corruption, money
laundering, and drug trafficking. As you will hear,
the Department of Justice is announcing the unsealing of the
superseding indictment filed.
I think as soon as unsealing of a superseding indictment counts
double. That should so we're now 995.
Give me those. Okay, Department of Justice is announcing the
unsealing of a superseding indictment filed in the Southern
District of New York against four defendants, including
Nicolas Maduro, as well as the current head of Venezuela's
Constituent Assembly, the former director of military
intelligence, and a former high ranking general for their
involvement in Narco terrorism. In addition, a recent
superseding indictment charges two high ranking regime leaders
nine for corruption. Further, the Southern District of
Florida, unsealed charges this morning against the Chief
Justice of the Venezuelan Supreme Court involving money
laundering. Additionally, this morning, the Criminal Division
unsealed an indictment charging the Minister of Defense for his
involvement in drug trafficking. These charges are in addition to
charges the department has previously filed in the Eastern
District of New York, the Southern District of Texas, and
the District of Arizona against former members of the Maduro
regime.
Right. Isn't this how we take over the place? Isn't this how
it starts? Where you indict? Everybody?
Try they gotta try 50 million. Question. I'm sorry. There's a
lot question of logic here. So you're in the Maduro regime,
former
Maduro regime,
let's say whatever its Maduro regime during whenever now or
whenever. Yeah, this is a country sitting on the world's
largest or least the largest supply of oil in the Western
Hemisphere, more than Saudi Arabia, probably more than
Russia. It's a huge pile of oil that can bring in 10s of
billions, if not trillions of dollars. So you're going to
traffic and drugs.
It's much easier to trust it and just skimming the
money off of this huge cash flow. That is that is
outrageous. It's over the top. You're going to add a hell of a
debt.
Let me let me ask you money.
Well, let me ask. Ya, indeed. Let me ask you a question. If
you go to an oil, can oil convention? Are there hot babes
and hookers? They're no, that's where the drugs are brother. So
it's bonus bonus time. It's easy to transport. It's less it's not
so messy. It's not as it's not as messy. You don't need ships
and pipes. You just need mules and put it in some snakes so it
up in their bellies.
I'm just saying you gotta mainly hookers and blow I wish there
was a press conference with somebody could ask Barr this
simple question. Why when you're sitting on trillion dollars
worth of oil are you going to dick around selling drugs on the
side? It me up?
Well try try this on for size. The people of Venezuela need
work there's lots of work in
oh come up. Yeah. There's the shovels and you're you dig
I mean, you gotta you know there's a lot of packing and you
know the labs there's a lot of work in the in the drug
business. Do you get to do submarine trips? I don't
understand your your your thinking in this How could How
could the boring oil boring we're all going electric he was
probably sold on the the he probably has a Tesla i Look what
I bought for my drug money. That's exactly the thinking. I
don't know. I don't know. See why don't understand this. But
we're taking over this sounds like we're on the way in we
already lay introduced Well, this is the CIA vert portion of
the government doing something with
all that CIA does is think in terms of drugs. Yeah, what is
the last time a CIA did an oil operation never. It's always
about smuggling drugs are built up. Take unhearable and make it
really hard to have a gushing pipe in the evidence room and
say, see we got him. No, you want the stacks and stacks of
cash and guns and dope. That's what you want.
Yeah, well, maybe it's they come to their senses and realize this
is stupid. Well, they're doing it that way. Let's see what it
goes on. I got a story here but talking about oil. Yeah, I do
have an Al Jazeera story that does explain a little bit about
what happened with this. This tiff between Saudi Arabia and
Russia. This is the oil price.
Got it? Oil prices could be headed to $10 a barrel as the
global economy head session.
Gold Standard coming soon, the oil
bucks in this country
that 10 bucks is I mean, that would bankrupt the shale oil.
They're already having trouble. It's like what SB 68 or
something? We
think it's 50 I think it's closer to 50. Okay, anyway,
$10 oil.
Oil prices could be headed to $10 a barrel as the global
economy heads towards recession, and the oil price war between
Saudi Arabia and Russia is adding to the crisis. Problems
are piling up for countries that are both importers and exporters
of oil, such as Indonesia. Al Jazeera as Jessica Washington
has the story from Jakarta,
around the world the Coronavirus outbreak isn't just a health
emergency. It's also an economic one. disruptions to supply
chains were given that such a dramatic price war in the oil
market was unexpected. A falling out between Saudi Arabia and
Russia sparked the sharpest one day crash in oil prices since
the Gulf War. Indonesia is one of the countries that's both an
exporter and importer. And economists think it could be a
challenging time for the country and its oil industry.
The exporters will really going to feel the pinch. I think the
first is with this Corona virus impacting the global economy.
The Chinese economy will feel the slowdown, the global economy
will fail to slow down
like almost everything in recent weeks. The slump in oil prices
comes back to the Coronavirus outbreak, China the world's
biggest importer of oil was turning back tankers as its
economy began to contract. Saudi Arabia called for a massive cut
in production. But Russia disagreed. And in response to
Riyadh ramped up production.
This whole thing's still it's either we're either in it with
Russia or in it with Saudi Arabia. And I don't know, I
know. You said, I just
wanted I want to reveal the story as the official story, not
the interpretation, right. And the official story is that once
the corona hit China, and China being the big abuser of oil,
they've Saudi had a bunch of tankers going in there said, no,
no, no, no, no, we got too much. Now you gotta go back. You can't
yours, put it put the anchor, some don't do. We can't take
your oil. And so the Saudi freaks out, and they call the
Russians or their partners with in terms of running OPEC,
whatever is left of it. And they say, Hey, look what just
happened. It's going to be a disaster. We got to cut
production and keep the prices high. And Russia said, I don't
think so yet.
To me yet. And so the after saying yet that the Saudis free,
they're going to be double crossed, the Russians are going
to try to steal the Saudi contracts with China. And this
is okay, you want to play that game, we can play that game and
they cranked up production, because it's pretty well known
that the Saudi the Saudis can make money off their oil around
that at least this is something I brought up on the show a
million times. I don't want to clip anymore where the guy says
you can do it about 25 bucks a barrel, and the Russians can't
they need like 40 And so they figure that screw the Russians
and so they ramped it up. And now the Russians are going to
have a problem and everybody else's to especially, I mean,
except in California, where they apparently pay no attention to
this and the gas prices have actually gone up at the pump
because of California's legislature. Thank you very
much.
Your gas prices have gone up. Yeah, yeah, four bucks now. So
you can steal two and a half $1,000 worth of goods your gas
prices went up half your your place is on fire or earth
quaking. Sounds like there's no
fires. There's no earthquakes. Wow, that's a lot of crime and
homelessness. You
guys need some extra news. Why don't you take some fire get
some fire back on that was better better picture
sure some of these people that moved into the Hyatt will
probably set the hotel on fire because they're going to be
cooking with a you know, a small, small little wood fire in
the in the room. Yeah, and this can cause a problem.
So we take a brief moment to talk about Are the political
sich the Paul stitch, because Joe is is operating from his
bunker. Poorly, I will say,
Okay, I do want to play one quickie though but But Joe
because I want you to tell me this. I was like I said, Listen
to Al Jazeera, and there is a commercial for the politics
going on in the United States for some special show they're
doing and there's a voice of Joe Biden in here. This odd Joe
Biden voice and they show him talking and telling me that
somebody hasn't screwed up with this voice. Screw this voice.
How much is the Coronavirus on the stock market chaos affecting
the race to the White House? Will it be Joe Biden or Bernie
Sanders who secures the Democratic nomination?
I believe we can beat Donald Trump. Follow all the
developments in the US election campaign on Al Jazeera
actually sounded like Hillary Clinton in Joe Biden's voice
oddly,
yet doing a southern accent. Yeah, I believe we can beat
Donald Trump. I've never heard Biden do that. Hmm.
Maybe when he's in LA and AlJazeera land thinks he's in
the South. I mean, I just have three short bits, three short
sound bites. It's all I got. Because he was he was
everywhere. He did a CNN virtual Democratic presidential town
hall.
Are you familiar with the rumor?
Are you going to break my heart?
Well, I don't know. Joe Biden supposedly had a stroke.
When just like just just like during this period, since the
last show. Oh, shit. I know. I didn't hear this rumor.
just a rumor. I don't know. It's just floating around the net.
Joe's make he can't. It's cruel and abusive. And I this it'll be
the last time I laugh about it. Now, maybe not. It's just it's
so mean. So that either the CNN virtual Democratic presidential
Town Hall, which is basically Joe in his living room and
Cooper in the studio. He's on The Tonight Show with Kimmel,
he's doing stick, it should never be done. In that you just
even if it was good connections continuously. It's more of a
Skype up or maybe I think probably it's MSNBC that use
WebEx or you know, so they're trying different things. But
there's always a delay, there's lag and you can't be that funny.
It's not as good as in person. Especially not when you're Joe.
Just a couple of quick sound bites, a way to be able to sleep
with my wife. Okay, and this was my favorite. I'm the only one of
my family has zero talent. Zero. That is got to be one of my
favorite. And then this
our Secretary of State insisted and this broke the meeting up
basically in terms of influence that this be called Luhan virus.
Okay, the Luhan virus
that's sad, man. God
it's sad.
Well, those are mediocre shows. Not at his stage. There's
nothing there. That's that bad. That's
true. It's he's not he's not really faltering. But it's just
you know, whenever he says, hey, well, here's what I do as
President. I'd have daily briefings that bring the Surgeon
General out daily and he should be talking to the American
people did Joe Yes, this is happening every single day.
Jerome Adams is on every does everywhere talking whatever you
want him to do.
By the way, do I just kind of under scribble subject I'm
picking up I'm listening to one of your stations there in
Austin. Which one? Carl kicks a and I think the name of it so
like, I think you would have been a UHF news station. What
Who is this evil and mysterious Austin company. This lousy
report for your local report?
I tried to get the report myself. In fact, I clipped the
report and threw it out it's so shit. Well,
I have the report here. Yeah. And what's missing obviously is
it's the whole thing is
about Yeah, thank you. I that's what I thought the minute I hear
the voice changer command. I'm like, Okay, if you're not even
going to name the company, and you're going to do a vote cover
story. It's not a story which was titled in your clipless to
evil
and mysterious Austin company.
Those who earn between $79,000 will get less money based on a
sliding scale. KX a an investigator Jodi bar got a tip
about a company planning to reduce paychecks by those same
amounts. Jody is that even Lee? Go.
Well, Robert, it might not be that company sent this agreement
out just a few days ago, asking its workers to sign it. A
signature on this form would allow this company to
essentially walk away with those relief checks.
This is the employee emergency compensation program.
This man's company is waiting on him to essentially sign away his
next paycheck
fair reducing employee compensation by 100% of the
government distribution for the individual, as well as 50% of
the government distribution for any dependent that individual
claims
to protect his job and his company. This man asked that we
not identify him.
Yeah, I saw the story where these Kx and who reported it did
not see any other reports on it. It was total crap. And if
someone's doing that, they're not gonna get away with it.
That's not how the system works. For some reason they slip the
company to shame it's exactly what you do now. This is
bullcrap. What is not bullcrap, however, is our second segment.
I'm gonna show my move by donation to no agenda. Imagine
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Yes, he's for New Braunfels, Texas where they actually had a
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they offer my local news. What are you doing on my local news?
I see you know, what's interesting about it, I you
know, if you want to know,
yeah, why why are you all of a sudden in my local news in my,
well, you know, my youth
poached over here, too. Don't kid yourself. So, so I found a
website and it's, it keeps the stories separate. So you can
punch through them. And without commercials, they don't throw a
bunch of ads on their stories. So it's
just the KFC and stories. Yeah, I'll send me links. That's
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why this guy has to use that
epithet. Well, that is his nickname I remembering knighting
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Yeah. Regret regrettably true. Okay, we want to thank all these
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I think well, no, I don't think I know that people appreciate
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Are you sure you don't need to be a nervous wreck because that
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And it's not necessary. It's it's not necessary for the for
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does. Yes. I watched it I realized my problems with the
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There's more to it and it didn't ribs or anything else. I mean,
you really have to. It's just a lot more to
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errantly would go along.
Well, there was one thing I wanted to discuss with you. Now
it's quite interesting. We had just weird things happening
during this time, and some of it is mammy like the Maduro thing
it's a weird time to do that. Some things are just kind of
odd. But what happened the other day? Is this came out Did you
see or hear this song? The voice will clue you in Dallas.
November 6, two three,
Bob Dylan.
Yeah, during the Kennedy song,
a 16 minute song. And it's all about the Kennedy assassination.
Yeah. And what's interesting is that in this one of the lyrics a
lot of weird reference, like the whole song is weird references.
He says the Wolfman killed JFK. Leno with a wolfman is Wolfman
Jack. Well, man Jack No. Secret Secret Service a name for wood
Timber Wolf. What is Bush Sr? Oh, Daddy
bush. That's not that is a theory that's been out there for
a while. But just supposedly actually was there?
Why does Bob Dylan pop this out now? Well, a song that he said,
Hey, I just had it laid. Hey, just had it laying around.
Almost. I think it needs to be more unintelligible Hey. I had
the song. Man kill.
Great. So
maybe he's just really bored. really bored
or no. He was told to do it. I you know?
Well, that so that is the theory. You recall that one of
the promises President Trump made that he was going to I
think the quote was, you'll find the two things. You'll finally
know who shot JFK and killed him and you'll know who really
pulled down the Twin Towers. So this would be a good one. He has
the what was it? The the the John F. Kennedy Assassination
paper Collection Act or something like that. It's some
weird, weird thing. And he the president declassified most of
it in 2017, but then held back to the severe disappointment of
tinfoil hat wearing podcasters everywhere. He held back on some
you know, there are pieces that didn't,
didn't, weren't published and released. They're just they're
gonna let it go. Not yet. But then when you hear me when you
hear Bob Gale and guys on let me put his I'm going to call my
buddy Bob. Hey, Bob. Worked for me at the casino. Hey, Don. So
sorry. That's possible. Is Trump also going to release the flying
saucer documents?
Well, he has declassified some anti gravitational technology
that will be unveiled in that new triangle plane. We're seeing
sneak pictures up. Yes.
There's some interesting has been around for a while.
Yeah, but okay. Well, I think that's a look, if you're gonna
lock everybody down, you better give us something so I think at
least was at least who killed JFK would be would be in order
to give us that information we we made. We don't do 911 just
yet, but give us JFK. And I think the I think the Pope was
very smart. Right on right on point with his timing. He did
his special smoke and the prayer. Which means, you know,
in seven days, we should start to be released from this hell,
which I'm still on board with. I'm still thinking, April 6 is a
good date to get started. We will be social distancing, we
will have apps we will be told to work from home half the time
there'll be a teams and bait B teams. There'll be a teams and
be teams for eating restaurants will be spaced. You will have
all kinds of warning systems telling you how danger they may
be BPPV back off, and it's going to be stuff like that. But
somehow we'll somehow we will get out of it. And certainly the
no agenda media tribe who always sticks together. Do you have
anything else to take us home? I don't think I might have what do
I have? I have? Oh, you know, maybe? Let's see I have one
collaterals This is interesting. This is actually I kind of liked
this and I didn't like it at the same time. CGTN which is China
state television or chant China.
What did they rename it used to be CCC TV or CCTV? Then they
named a stupid CG Tian,
like China garden, television network. Global I know China,
China global television network. Okay. Well, they have
information. Of course we've heard about this from a lot of
different people that these lies. These drugs are apparently
working and officials
from the Ministry of Science and Technology have said clinical
trials show a conventional anti malarial drug is effective in
treating Coronavirus patients experts have confirmed the drug
is safe to use and it has been on the market for many years.
But they also said that certain traditional Chinese medicines
are also effective in alleviating symptoms. In
addition, the National Health Commission said early diagnosis
and treatment are an effective approach which is reflected on
the declining number of the cases.
That's good news. Plaquenil is apparently the commercial
version which is very odd that was taken off the market put
back on But hydroxy or hydro Chloroquine seems to work with
the right combination. We have this and this is all just the
good news to make you feel good as we leave the show and leave
you until Thursday Stanford University.
Despite dire warnings making headlines all over the country.
Experts suggest there are actually very good reasons to
believe the Coronavirus could soon be in remission. The same
researchers at Stanford University who correctly
predicted China's rapid recovery by the way
I'd like to this is one American news where I think many top 40
disc jockeys go to die
are urging Americans to remain calm, explaining their data
shows the US should pull through this much faster than health
experts are expecting. While some epidemiologists say the
virus could take months or years to run its course Stanford bio
physicist and Nobel Prize winner Michael Levitus says the data
just doesn't support that conclusion. Love it explains
controlling panic is the first priority and says is to blame
for frightening people unnecessarily pointing out the
normal flu has infected the 36 million Americans just in
September. He adds that shutting down large sections of the
economy can cause its own health problems, increasing poverty and
with it depression. Other researchers at Stanford agree
saying there's no reason to panic based on what they call
utterly unreliable data about the virus explaining the data we
do have suggests people are severely overreacting due to
limited testing. They warn the fatality rates reported by the
who are meaningless and just lead to selection bias because
only patients with severe symptoms are being reported
based on mortality projections from the cruise ship Diamond
Princess alone, the death rate could be as low as point zero 5%
even lower than the seasonal flu, which makes these drastic
measures not only unnecessary, but potentially catastrophic.
And according to those that Stanford totally irrational,
thank you very much. It was great.
So this is the worst
voice.
I kinda like it because that means I can get a gig. It's like
finally voiceover work. 1850s.
You're right, the 1950s am radio jock.
I do want to remind everybody as we leave with I just want to one
more reminder, do not fall for spike in cases increases. I see
it all the time is my troll room. More testing means more
cases, positive cases doesn't mean they're going to die
doesn't mean they're being hospitalized doesn't mean
they'll need ventilators doesn't mean there's a surge, beware of
your amygdala. This is more testing more cases. But just be
wary of that every single time. This is what they indoctrinate
you with all the time. Do you have anything else for further?
Amy would disagree with you? Yeah, entirely. No kid. There's
more cases with
less less testing. Somehow, anything from your side before
we leave? No,
I got some stuff I can carry over. I'll be glad to and the
rest of it is just redundant or not funny or interesting. I
think you wrapped it up perfectly.
All right. Well, I would like to leave everybody with a
mainstream media clip. We started with Dr. Burks. We
started with with her analysis. Of course. Yeah, she's a spook.
She's all this horrible stuff. But I think that she's been
honest. From the get go. She's been around for a long time.
She's military, which I do. I do like military people to trust
them for the disciplinaries discipline reasons. So we'll,
we're going to leave you with the mainstream media's
interpretation of Dr. Burks. This is from the fabulous NPR
radio show. Wait, wait. Don't tell me.
I don't know if you've been watching this. But the President
is doing almost daily press conferences, which are mostly
devoted to him praising himself. He's clearly not socially
distancing his face from his own.
He's a woman, that woman with the scarf stands behind him. And
I can tell she's a realtor. Because often, like a different
not each day, which is one of the things that they teach
Realtors is a lot of realtors are trained. They take at least
one class in the scarf knot book. That's Paula Poundstone.
If you've never heard of her, this is the reason why she's a
comedian. So there you go. And that's what the mainstream
brings. I hope we brought you different value. If so let us
know divorce sec.org/na And we'll be all over the transoms
the wires, the cables, the connections, send us anything
you know how to get a hold of us. And coming to you from the
semi locked down Austin, Texas capital of the drone Star state
we're here in the opportunity zone number 33. That is smack in
the middle of FEMA Region six if you're looking for it on the
governmental map To remember us at the vortech.org/na until
Thursday in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where there's nobody on the
freeway still because it is a Sunday and I missed the Zephyr
so I can't give that report. I'm John C. Dvorak. We return
on Thursday right here on no agenda coming up after the show
on the new agenda stream, grumpy old Ben's with pandemic sandbox
and end of show mixes from Sir Joe No. Sir Joe, I guess and
Fletcher See you Thursday. Adios mofos
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