Man, can
you turn it down?
Adam Curry Jhansi devorah this is your award winning nation
media assassination Episode 1200 93 This is no agenda
broadcasting live from opportunity's own 33 in the
frontier of Austin, Texas. starts in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam Curry
from Northern Silicon Valley where we discovered that if you
take the year 2020 and divided by 666 to market the beast, you
get 30330. Joe Biden's text number we've elected Satan and
Jhansi Dvorak.
Yeah, yeah. Okay. Well, there's that. Satan. Oh, man, man, man.
Dude, we almost gotten a well, I was okay for me. But Tina got no
sleep last night.
Was there an earthquake coming? Or what was the deal? You know,
we live
in South East Austin on the tip of gentrification. So, yes, so
we have the apartments behind our house. The section eight
apartments were playing their Mexican music until 430 this
morning. And you can't go tell people who are partying that
they can just like not not with such
not under section eight apartments. Thank you very much.
That's a victory. Like it's all fine. But again, man, it's the
it's the distortion that gets me. Yeah, and just in our
bedroom. It was Oh, my goodness. Okay,
man, can you turn it down?
Yeah, really?
So
Oh, my goodness.
Our local areas we had the biggest party will there's big
giant celebration party in the Castro. Yeah. Oh, sure. Massive
Yeah. And you look at they had a chopper fuck. And I'm looking at
this and look at this is the size of a Trump rally Annecy?
Anybody in the news media complaining about no social
distance saying lack of masks? No. Fine. Celebrating, okay.
Those other things out the window. It's what it is. You
know, that's just what it is, john. It is what it is what it
is, yes, my goodness. And right after show day two, all of this
happened. And it was just coming down fast and furious. And we
knew that the media would not give up their position as the
ones to call the election. But again, like the the election
evening speech the Joe Biden did, which is not a victory or
concession speech, which was rare in my recollection. Now we
had a victory speech, before concession was given. Has that
happened? Satan? Okay, I gotcha. But Has that ever happened
before has Satan effort? One out, right. So so we don't know.
It was. Okay. So we'll talk about all the all the potential
fraud and everything. There's lots of stuff to go through. But
people were so invested in this and it was so obvious with the
celebrations it was I mean, it was fantastic. To see everybody
so happy and so elated. We went out to dinner last night with
one of the millennials and she was super happy. Not with Joe
Biden winning, by the way, because he's no good, but just
you know, having defeated racism that was that was a win. So I
understand the jubilance. Brian, the gay Crusader was cruising
the streets of Philadelphia. And he was sending me pictures in
real time. A van arrived on the scene opened up their doors and
out came all the way one prepared printed signs. What was
interesting Not a single one of them had joe biden's picture on
it. It was only Camila. Oh, the Oh, he he sent you pics? Yeah.
He said I can't find a single one over the newsletter. Okay,
well, he's hearing this and we'll send them to you. I'll
send what I have. But oh yeah, it was he's the one that was
sending me the signs you know when when they were counting the
votes and all of this stuff, both sides but this was the the
victory party. Pre printed signs did not have camera on it. I'm
sorry, had a camel a bunch of camela stuff going on here.
There was Berkeley had a big party because camela lived in
Berkeley. She's a Berkeley girl. Then okhla had a big party
because she's an Oakland girl. Yeah. And the San Francisco had
a big party, because she's the San Francisco girl and possibly
gay. So there is the possibly gay three, three events. I
hadn't heard this one. That's a good one. But the the most
interesting response I saw and there was an I have a whole bin
full of just quick media responses with what people were
saying and who all of a sudden appeared on the scene. It was,
it was really because, you know, familiar faces came back after
months of being vacant. And Van Jones was on set with anderson
cooper as as the news came in that the media had determined by
Joe Biden Kamala Harris had won the election again, the media
has determined this. So that's, that's, you know, they've
they've kept their with their, with their mantra and with their
mission. But Van Jones was deeply affected. And this was
real, I'd why. Well, listen to me, if you say it's real, it's
fine. It's real. But why? Why was he affected? Yeah, this had
everything to do with race. Why is he talking about Detroit? I'm
sorry, as he sets it up so beautifully, and then messes it
up once again.
Oh, God.
Here it is. I'm gonna edit that. So it sounds slicker.
Why bother?
It's, um,
well, it's easier to be a parent this morning. It's easier to be
a dad. It's easier. It's easier. What? To tell your kids
character matters. It matters. To tell them the truth matters.
A good person matters.
And it's easier for a lot of people. If you're Muslim, in
this country, you don't have to worry if the president doesn't
want to hear. If you're ever good, you don't have to worry if
the President's gonna be happy to have babies. Send dreamers.
Back. vindication for a lot of people who it really Oh my
god,
you know, I can't breathe. You know, that wasn't just George
flow. It does. A lot of people felt that couldn't breathe.
Every day, you're waking up and you're getting these tweets, and
you go into the store, and people who have been afraid to
show their racism get nastier and nastier to you and you
worried about your kids, and you're worried about your
sister? And can she just go to Walmart and get back into the
car without somebody saying something to her, and you spent
so much of your life energy, just trying to hold it together.
And this is a big deal for us just to be able to get some
peace and and have a chance for a reset. And the character of
the country matters. And being a good man matters. You know, I
just want my son's to look at this.
Look at this. You know, it's easy to do what the cheap way
and, and get away with stuff. But it comes back around. It
comes back around. And it's a good day for this country. I'm
sorry for the people who lost it for them. It's not a good day.
But for a lot of people. It's a good day.
And I think this is stopped, Stop the presses and give
yourself clip of the day right off the bat.
This is I think a great example of what a pixie is Pixie p ICC
perception induced concept change. He has seen so much
racism during the past four years that probably did not
exist, like the berries are trying to pick as we explained
on the last show,
but one of the greatest moments in the history of the no agenda
show is
discussing that perception induced concept change. And it's
real. This guy was really affected. That's not acting.
It's just it's and just to accentuate that. It's all about
race. Here's Van Jones and it was an earlier maybe a later
segment with David Axelrod. Why is he talking about Detroit? Why
is he talking about Philadelphia? It's not subtle.
It's race. It's race. It's Donald Trump's go to play, and
it's disgusting. So I just want to say that I appreciate you,
teeing it up.
Unbelievable that he can say these cities are known for
corruption, etc, etc. There's this corruption all across this
country, in every institution. Why are
you singling out these two black cities? Oh, that is why are
you denying the victory that these people have fought for?
For, I'm upset about it.
There's no white people in Detroit, by the way,
because African Americans have fought so hard for the right to
vote. I just want to finish. African Americans and our allies
have fought so hard for the right of this right to vote for
us is precious.
john lewis died this year.
This is something we went and we got young African Americans
across this country to believe to buy in, to stand in line to
do this thing, and have the president knighted states crap
all over their efforts, it hurts. And you can say you
didn't mean it to be racial,
but it feels natural to us.
I should have said prevalence induce by the way it's not
perception, prevalence induced.
Like perception.
But that's not the official name.
We can change it. Okay.
purse have hereby changed. Done. That's how easy it is. It's
nice, by the way, how bad fit in that that little we need. It's
time for a reset on that previous clip. It's time for a
reset. And anderson cooper not black. He has his own way
of venting his anger. I don't think we've ever seen anything
like this from President of the United States. And I think this
district said it is it's sad and it is truly pathetic. And of
course it is dangerous. And of course it will go to courts. But
you'll notice the President did not have any evidence presented
at all didn't mean no real actual evidence of any kind of
fraud. Talked about people putting up papers in Windows, he
talked about things that he'd seen on the internet. That is
the President of the United States. That is the most
powerful person in the world. And this guy cjm asshole.
You're missing the best part.
That is the President of the United States. That is the most
powerful person in the world. And we see him like an obese
turtle on his back flailing his hazzan realizing his time is
over. That is a great image.
thick. I love that
Jake Tapper is also his whole cnn crew was great. Jake Tapper
is he's like that kid that would stand on the back wall, the
wall, the the fight is going on. And then when you know, the
losers on the ground to go where they go, ha, take that bully.
And kick him. Yeah, he's got some good ones like this. It is
time for Republicans to start
praising Caesar and preparing to bury him boasts.
What else did he have here?
He and his offspring, his spawn
are out
there putting out tweets that are just you know, that they're
having his spawn. I love that. He's taking it to a whole new
level as a serious journalist. It's really, really good. Um, he
NBC, of course, you know, it was interesting to see how Trump
came out after Biden on election night. And, you know, when he
said, Hey, this is not over. But what did NBC do when the press
the president came out? This was his counter speech to a kind of
pre victory speech without without concession from Joe
Biden, and here's what NBC did.
I said, What happened to the election? It's
off. And we have all these announcers saying, what
happened? And then they said, Oh, because you know what
happened? They knew they couldn't win.
So they said, Let's go to court. And did I predict this noon? Did
I say this? I've been saying this from the day I heard, they
were gonna send out 10s of millions of dollars
to the president speaking at the White House. So we got a dip in
here, because there have been several statements that are just
frankly, not true. The President's lower than going
through some of the states stating that he has prevailed in
those states, they mean, Georgia saying they're winning Georgia,
or they won Georgia, there's no way they'll catch us that
they're winning Pennsylvania, won Michigan. The fact of the
matter is those states have not come close to counting all of
their vote. They're still outstanding vote. Do we have a
moment to go to check? We'll keep our ears on this and
promising Oh, yeah. I mean, news events weren't but just Can you
as news events warrant, the incumbent president is is
contesting what the what his challengers saying and it has to
be something newsworthy. We'll just talk over this in fact
check in real time with no evidence.
Why it is that there's it's not possible for anyone to say
they've won in this particular state.
So what we have here, first of all,
to 1.9 million votes have not so I just found that a disservice
to their viewers, quite honestly.
I'm
not know right? Not to their What am I say? Why am I even
thinking that way? It's just service to their viewers. What
their viewers need. john brennan reappeared. Of course, he's back
on the scene. He's back out of hiding now that he feels a
little bolder. john brennan, former CIA chief under Obama,
and definitely involved in some shenanigans somehow. And he's an
NBC analyst, and he came on the show on the panel with Nicole
Wallace. And I just love how he characterizes this wind by Joe
Biden.
First, your reaction to what
would appear to be joe biden's inevitable
victory here?
Well, I think Joe Biden has demonstrated that he is ready to
be president because he has been very presidential, in terms of
his poise
in terms of his patriotism and professionalism, as we still
await the official results of the election. He He's ready,
because he looks
apart. So I
am very confident that Joe Biden is going to be inaugurated in
January.
But I am concerned about what
may happen in the next 10 weeks, as Donald Trump refuses to
recognize
knowledge, the will of the American people
who Yes, this is where it starts to get very hairy. And Brennan
is here on the scene to tell you that. Boy, it's not looking
good. You know, he still has control of the institutions.
Do you think this scenario where we once again say, Oh, the
institutions will hold the very ones that Donald Trump has
really vandalized and ransacked? Do you think it is up to the FBI
in the department?
What some, you know, hey,
ransack the FBI. This what he just said, Let's
listen to get vandalized and ransacked do you think?
Let's go back. That's funny.
Oh, hold the very ones
that Donald Trump has really vandalized and ransacked
FBI and the Department of Homeland Security to tell them
you know, hey, pal, you're trespassing. It's time ago.
Oh, that's exactly what department. security's gonna. We
know you're in there, you're trespassing.
I think they will, they'll
try to do that. But I wouldn't be surprised if he decides to
sack Christopher rea for as
well as maybe Gina haspel at CIA, and to install people who
are going to try to do his bidding for him.
And so that's why I do believe this is a very dangerous time,
because as your previous guests have said, No, Donald Trump is
not used to losing at all, and he's going to do everything
possible. And he still retains the powers of
the presidency until noon on January 20. And so he can do a
lot of damage domestically, as well as internationally before
he is forced to leave office because he will no longer have
the authority to order anybody around after January 20th.
Such insight from Mr. Brennan fantastic. Some people showed up
after months of absence on the on the networks, this was on
ABC. And they had they had advice for the incoming
president that rahm emanuel from the from the Chicago Crime
tactics family came in to, to say exactly what Joe Biden and
Kamala Harris should tell everybody who is working in
retail,
and there's going to be people like at JC Penney and other
retail those jobs aren't coming back,
give them the tools six months, you're
gonna become a computer coder will pay for it. And you'll
get millions of people to sign up for this.
Give him give him six months. teach how to code and we'll pay
for it. It's fantastic.
Give him the tools six months you're gonna become a computer
coder will pay for it.
Give them the tools you get. Here's your army,
this many computer coders.
We do we need coders. We need more coders? Yes, of course we
do.
This is the big lie. I wish people would like realize what a
big lie the whole girls can code. You can code weekend code.
People get fired from their job didn't go code. This is a
malarkey. And I did say it. I'm going to use some of the satanic
terms once in a
while. It's okay. I have my garlic on. So not a problem.
Well, let's just go back and finish this clip. It's short,
but it is beautiful. It's just beautiful.
Most jobs aren't coming back, give them the tools six months,
you're gonna become a computer coder,
we'll pay for it. And you'll get millions of people to sign up
for that they are not.
And we need to give them a lifeline to what's the next
chapter?
Well, if you remember, when Chicago under rahm emanuel got
rid of closed down all the public schools and brought in
the charter schools. They were paid for. And I could I presume
are continued to be paid for by Cisco. And they had this whole
pipeline you remember they were built near the Cisco, the Cisco
factory where the fresh coders could go straight from school
into Cisco. Do you remember that any
of that?
vaguely and I think I kind of messed it up in my brain to
think that they're gonna go straight from coding school to
prison.
Yes,
well Chicago.
It's one of two paths straight to prison, or straight to Cisco
to go code. Either one. We are very fortunate that the lucky
moment that Kamala Harris found out that she was the vice
president elect, according to the media was caught on tape.
This is very, very lucky moment as she's talking to Joe.
You're gonna be the next president of the United States.
Yes, of course, he's drunk. And she's. As an aside, if Biden and
Harris are inaugurated, she's gonna be great for the show. You
know, she's
gonna be great for the show's income.
Oh, well, you got to stop saying that. So what? It's what it is.
I
mean, you So what? no income no show.
Well, that's exactly right. There's they're destroying
institutions all around the world, including the dough.
We'll get it we will get to do a go pack door roll game. Oh, you
mean like shed the clip at the ready?
A
drunk or not drunk?
we've we've done this with her a couple times.
If you play the old clip, it's a little classic.
Okay, let me see. No, that's not it. I I you know, I really don't
remember which one it is. No, it's not it should be drunk or
not. Yeah. Do you know how many drunk or not drunk there are
here? But I actually don't see a drunk or not drunk. kinkel
drunk? Well, we'll find it and we'll start using it. Yeah, she
seems like she's plastered half the time nowadays. I think she
knows she's in over her head and she's gonna get the job as
President. And it's going to be a disaster. I already saw. See,
where was this? It was I have
this scenario, I can re express it.
Well, okay. Let's hear the scenario.
The scenario is they get in Biden has got Parkinson's and
other issues that give him the 25th amendment treatment, which
can lead go along with because she has to be president. She did
run for the so she wanted to be president. So now she can be
president. She becomes president. She's a fuckup. And
meanwhile, you get to the midterm elections. This all
happens before 2022. The Republicans just kick ass
because of the mess that the Democrats have created. They win
the house easily. And they add to the Senate, maybe to the
point where they have 60 seats. They impeach camela Yeah. And
they get the votes and kick her out and put in this the Speaker
of the House, which will be a Republican, which would probably
be McCarthy character.
She's dead womb dead woman walking.
That's a lot of Republicans. That scenario, by the way has
been, it's not my idea. That is a republican scenario that some
people are muttered about. That's why they kind of hope
Trump does get kicked out because then they can really
kick some ass. And Trump has already done his job. He's got
his three Supreme Court nominees, a million federal
judges, that he brought attention to China, nobody cared
about that, including Biden, until now. He brought attention
to the border problems. And he's all he needed to do because he
was he was kind of kind of sloppy in the office, he
couldn't play the game, right? They were out to get him and the
media was just so united against them. He also brought attention
to the media. He's the one who really popularized the idea of
fake news. He's done his job, he can now go off, I think, and
start a news network to compete with Fox because fox is sold out
because of James Murdoch and his wife, that's when it started.
And she's like a big Hillary's bot. And they ended the whole
operation is going down the tubes, because just becoming
another MSNBC, they can bring out in Tucker and Laura Ingraham
pair of Frau Ingraham can come over maybe even hannity who
doesn't really matter, because he can do whatever he wants, and
then start a new network with somebody with with the help of
Burnett, it Burnett could be the new roger ailes, and they can
get this thing going off the ground and become, you know,
media moguls, I think that would be the way to go. Okay, so that
that is definitely a scenario. Which makes a lot of sense. And
if you look at the president, a, you know, to me, he looks kind
of like a man defeated. Maybe he's just tired. I can imagine
I'm tired from just the partying last night. And that wasn't me
party. Let me just read the statement that the campaign put
out. Just so we know. Because, you know, this is obviously not
over fat ladies not in yet. And I think it's probably useful to
understand similar scenarios and then the process and then I want
to talk about what's being looked at Regarding voter fraud,
so the process is actually very convoluted. There's so many
different things that that can happen. But maybe we'll go back
to what happened in 2000, which I thought was very similar to
this where there were discrepancies in the votes. And
then they had to go down and stop everything. And let's, you
know, check out if these votes for real if they were hanging
chads or dimples, and that was kind of the focus of it all. But
john, you the Hoover Institution, and I think he was
in the Department of Justice during the Bush years. He's the
guy who wrote the memo that said, tortures, okay, Ah,
yes. Excellent. That's,
that's actually a Cal Professor full plate.
Well, no, but it's Well, right now. He's at the Hoover
Institution. I don't know if he's still teaching a cow.
Anyway, so he explains what happened in Florida 2000, which
is just I think it's good. Good to hear, just to understand,
because it's not exactly what's happening here.
A Florida and its electoral votes, were the deciding factor.
Without Florida, neither bush nor Gore, could get a majority
the Electoral College. Right. And so the problem was that in
several of the counties in Florida, because Florida, like
most states dry gives the responsibility to conducting the
elections and counting the votes to counties. Down at that level,
there were many ballots, which were argue arguably, we're not
valid, because people had not actually chosen a candidate for
president. Or and this was the day of the hanging Chad, this
was a day when you would punch a hole in the ballot, some of the
ballots, people had not punched a hole all the way through for
the President. And they might have just made a little dimple
where the Chad was hanging enough. And then there were
arguments that people make mistakes on the bounce, because
Ralph Nader had also was running for president. And you saw
strangely high vote totals for Nader and some of the counties.
The election was already close. And in the range where you would
have an automatic recount that recount as the original vote did
fell for President Bush. But then the Florida courts
intervened, the Florida State courts intervened. And they
started to require more recounts, and they started to
push the deadline back for the choice of the electors as they
fought more and more counties in Florida might have made mistakes
any judge to vote legitimate or the way they count a vote. And
it would have gone on except the US Supreme Court eventually
intervened and stopped the Florida courts from ordering
more recounts. And so then the original win for George W. Bush
was allowed to go forward, those electors were allowed to be
picked and then their votes could go to Washington DC for
the final electoral vote count.
Now it was not as information informationally aware back in
the 2000s, I was doing other things. But man, that's not the
way I remembered at all. I thought, Oh, you know, they went
back, they counted, they figured out what was a vote or wasn't a
vote. This was a Chad, that was good. That wasn't and then that
had nothing to do with it. The Supreme Court stepped in and
said, Now you got to stop doing that. Just stop it. And I'm not
I would have to look at to see what grounds but they basically
went back to the original. The original Tally. I should
mention, which is the act that the mood long after the fact
that the documents are still available in the Miami Herald
are kind of a left leaning typical. Yeah, newspaper, went
back and did to count themselves with using a team of people two
months. And they came to the conclusion that bush did when
this was brought up on the c span show a couple of times. And
once in front of two been the Yeah, we know to been the perv.
And he said, I don't think that's true, because he was in
denial and all the democrats were in denial to this day. And
Al Gore still goes, when he gives a presentation says Hi,
I'm your should have been president. What to do? He does.
Right. Well, I think this election is going to go all the
way to the Supreme Court. And here's the statement from the
Trump campaign beginning Monday our campaign will start
prosecuting our case in court. To ensure election laws are
fully upheld and the rightful winner is seated the American
people are entitled to honest election. That means counting
all legal ballots. This is now this is the key difference
between the two parties. One says count all the ballots and
the other says count all the legal ballots. In fact it even
says after this not counting any illegal ballots. This is the
only way to ensure the public has full confidence in our
election. It remains shocking that the Biden campaign refuses
to agree with this basic principle. And once ballots
counted, even if they are fraudulent, manufactured or cast
by ineligible or deceased voters, only a party engaged in
wrongdoing could unlawfully keep observers out of the courtroom
and then fight in court to block their access. So what is Biden
hiding? I will not rest until the American people have the
honest vote count. They deserve that democracy wants. So I don't
think Joe Biden is hiding anything. He really has. He's
the one guy who has nothing to hide. There's nothing there.
There's nothing to hide. He's not hiding anything. But he has
some clips about this. Oh, hold on. I'd like to play the process
clip of what's going to happen now. Okay, yep. This is a junk
professor, adjunct professor for the Quinnipiac University, john,
Pontius young professor was the right word.
JOHN tabea, by the Safe Harbor day, which I think this year is
December 8, or ninth, every state has to decide, and it has
to certify their vote who won their state. And then their
electoral votes have to be cast by the first Monday after the
second Wednesday in December, which I believe is the is the
14th. If that doesn't happen, and things aren't resolved, but
14, then then that then it really gets messy and all hell
breaks loose, because at that point, and I don't want to give
a law school class here. But at that point, the legislature's of
all of these disputed state states ostensibly have the right
to then award the electoral votes to the candidate that they
want to. So the way it works is by the 14th. If there's not a
decision by then what happens is the right to vote. In December,
I'm sorry, the right to vote, people think it says
constitutional right to vote. But really, originally, each
state legislature used to be the ones that would award the
electoral votes to the candidate that they selected. Over the
years over the last 200 some odd years, each state by stat, their
own statutes have awarded that the right let's say to the to
the citizens to have an election day and then decide which
candidate should get award electoral votes. However, the
right is called a plenary right meaning each state legislature
technically has the right to sort of pull the right to vote
back into their state legislature, and then decide
which candidate they want to award the votes to now it really
gets dicey when you have a state that has, let's say, a
Republican legislature, majority legislature and a Democrat,
Governor, and I don't even know what happens, then I don't know
that anybody can give you a definitive answer and nothing
happens. And nothing is decided by Election Day or Inauguration
Day and into January, then that's when the other doomsday
scenario kicks in, where it goes to the House of Representatives.
And you're right, each state that has only one vote.
So it's always fun to hear an adjunct professor saying he has
no idea what happens then. But it seems clear to me.
And I'd like you guys, there are processes in place.
This is going to the Supreme Court and it's going to be
decided based upon the will will people read it as the modern
version of the constitution the living document that has to
morph whereas back when the Second Amendment was brought in,
people used muskets and black powder. Or
by the way, that argument when somebody brings that argument,
make sure to mess you can also have a cannon and a real cannon
in your front yard and you could shoot it.
So it's going to come down to and that would be Amy Coney
Barrett, how is she she's a constitutionalist and
originalist, I think they call it so it will, it will come down
to that. And it the fat lady is not in the building, it's going
to be very interesting, because, well, let's put it this way. And
I know you want to play some clips, I do want to come back
around to all these allegations of fraud and a lot of the rumors
and things that have been discussed a lot before even do
that. I want to mention that if people want to when you as you
listen to the news, there's not a newscaster that does not
preface anything Trump has to say about fraud without saying
on founded on belief without ever
really do not want to present Trump's side of it. They want to
they just continue to hound him about unfounded accusations of
fraud. You know, I mean, it's just unbelievable. Listen to
these newsreaders.
Well, then then there was what they are their news readers.
They're not journalists, they're news readers. So when a news
reader says without evidence, it's like okay, fine, whatever.
It's okay. Now, there are two things that we're doing the
rounds and we discussed them both on Thursday. Any
accusation just at this at this level is always going to be
without physicals. I don't know what evidence they want except
for the fact that There's a lot of anomalies that don't make any
sense. That's kind of evidence circumstantial. But anyway, but
you know, that's just what they're doing it the whole
thing's been a setup, it seems to me.
But there may be a couple setups. And just to get to this
now, there were two theories, rumors, pieces of news floating
around about how if voter fraud was being committed if it was
being detected if it was being followed if it was being
tracked, and and we mentioned both of them. And the first one
is the tract ballots. And they're the involvement of
Department of Homeland Security in printing these ballots with
special watermarks, which varied from isotopes to other types of
things that I've heard. And so the first thing I'd like to do
is play this video from the SIS director. This is the this is
the the outfit that in the government that is responsible
for the safety of the elections, and he posted quite a quite a
long video, so just grabbed the pertinent first part of it and
explains exactly what they did. Hi,
I'm Chris Krebs with the cybersecurity and infrastructure
security agency. The last several years, we've been
working with election officials across the country to ensure
that the 2020 election is as secure as possible. We're now in
the final stretch of the election, and 10s of millions of
voters have already cast their votes free from foreign
interference, we remain confident that no foreign cyber
actor can change your vote. And we still believe that it would
be incredibly difficult for them to change the outcome of an
election at the national level. But that doesn't mean various
actors won't try to introduce chaos in our elections. It makes
sensational claims that overstate their capabilities. In
fact, the days and weeks just before and after election day
are the perfect time for our adversaries to launch efforts
intended to undermine your confidence in the integrity the
electoral process. Cyber actors can do this by taking advantage
of the fact that sometimes it's not clear how technology is
used.
For starters,
election officials use computers to improve both your ability to
vote and the accuracy of the vote itself. But in doing so,
election officials understand that these systems aren't
perfect. And sometimes things break malfunction or could even
be hacked.
All right. So yeah, everything's all good. No mention of any
printing or tracking of the ballots. And what I had heard
from one of our military intelligence people, was that
there was some tracking mechanism in place. Now, as the
show ended, it became a little more clear what the full story
was. And Steve Botanic, I guess he went on info wars, or maybe
multiple places. And he started talking about this exact same
thing that we had talked about. But what blew me away is that it
wasn't just some watermarking or tracking. But the story goes,
it's the Q Fs blockchain did include GPS tracking. And it was
activated, you know, at four o'clock in the morning, when
when the the phony ballad started coming in. Now, the
reason the first of all, for Steve Botanic, he staked his
reputation on this to me and an email because I said, Qf s
blockchain. Because I know all about the story of the Q Fs
blockchain because this is part of what the Fed now real time
payment system is supposedly going to be. We've talked about
it on the show. It's the quantum financial system, it has off
world servers. I mean, you laughed in my face about it now,
fed now is actually happening. But somehow this Q Fs blockchain
came into this story. And that this financial network that is
supposedly going to circumvent all existing networks will be
pegged on gold will be money, or whatever the story is, and
there's multiple and there are people, john who swear their
life to me that this is true. Yeah, I mean, really, I can
I just throw one little thing in there. Yeah, sure. 10,000 sealed
indictments,
right. Well, it's all it's all part of the same thing. Now. But
But Channing he really in an email to me staked his
reputation on it. In some personal mention.
I will mention me me somehow. I guess on face bag. This pathetic
video has been floating around. It's got everybody a titter. Mm
hmm. And she's called me up. What is this?
Did she say?
Who is this Steve pike Hi. Steve Pacheco is like a friend of the
shows. It's just again she goes on. She said, so this thing was
the staying and they're gonna bust all these people, I think
Yeah. Okay. Anyway, you know, my, this would be my position.
Yeah, no, I understand.
Yeah. So for me, it's, it's very complicated because I
want to hear more about what he said to you.
He's, he's, he brought this to a very personal level, which I'm
not going to discuss. But he, you know, I was like, I will
never talk to him again. If this turns out to be bogus. That's
that's the level of it, you know, it's like a serious thing.
Now, we'd already done the show so but this Q Fs I'm like, No,
no, no, it's it's a hard enough for me to get my head around q
Fs as the replacement for real time transactions and somehow
XRP ripple alt coin has something to do with it. That's
hard enough, but Okay, I'll go along but then the same system I
think it's very possible because what is the one thing that is
consistent amongst the financial system this tracking system and
even people who would frequently listen to Steve botanic his cue
the letter Q? So this may just be maybe we haven't figured out
like like, hey you q idiots. You're gonna sit around and wait
for this. And the next thing that's circled around was this
is this is my favorite. a press release, which now I can't share
this this will eventually go on the AP is working as the way
it's shared, verified Department of Homeland Security. DHS
announces election audit sting after contentious US election
sparks confusion and outrage from election skeptics. I look
at that headline and right away Go Nope, nope. No press release
ever written like that? would you would you agree?
I I'm not sure that I would or wouldn't let you're gonna have
to read it and I have to think about it. here's here's the
first here's the print now you're going to have the you're
gonna read just a headline that says all caps I would assume.
No, but it is emboldened.
It's not in all caps. No, that's that's checkmark, one. That's
easy press release. So
I'll just read the first paragraph.
Let me know I want to read the I want you to read me the
headline.
Okay, here it comes to headline. This is the headline DHS
announces election audit sting. And by the way, each word is
capitalized.
Does that make one okay?
No, that's fine. I can see that.
DHS announces election audit sting after contentious,
contentious US election sparks confusion and outrage from
election skeptics. There's no way you put the word election in
a headline three times.
Well, you could if you're if you're a lousy PR person, I can
see that being a possibility. But using the word skeptics in
the headline is pretty, pretty. sketchy, sketchy. Okay, but
let's just assume that okay, read me the first paragraph.
All right, in a stunning turn of events,
okay.
That's my favorite part.
So I have little faith in this I want to believe because it's a
beautiful story. Justice, I want to believe that q s is a real
thing. And the gold standard is gonna save us and we're all
we're all going to live. I want to believe it all. But so far,
there's too much queue circling around. First time, I have to
say this the first time he listened to Joe digenova. And
this would include me because going back a few years. Sure.
It's just everything just sounds right. Like the guy's in on it.
Yeah, he knows what's going on. It's after a while you kind of
get i think that i think pathogenic has just been been
hoaxed. You know, it's okay for people to be hoax. But the way
he presented this, john was I wasn't allowed to talk about it.
I've been given the Go ahead. So all you patriots can know about
this and can can pass it along. So we'll be ready. Okay, but
either, and I think even went so far as to say you're not hearing
the president right now. This is the art of war. He's drawing
everybody out. Let everybody show their true face, which of
course is exactly what is happening. That is true. We're
seeing the media's true face. We're seeing an entire
generation who are a hell bent on retribution. Just I'm going
to stomp you in the face you Nazi bitch. I mean, this is the
kind of stuff that's going on. And you know, there's lists
being made. But there is one. There is one other thing that
has, I think quite a lot of credibility, namely for the
people who are standing up and saying they believe something
thing is going on with this. And this revolves around the
Dominion voting systems. We've we have covered voting systems
since the show started the 2008 election at the time, that was
Diebold and Mitt Romney's company old D bolt, Diebold
owned all a part of it, the Dominion system. And there's
quite a lot of information on this. It's a Canadian system,
first of all, but they have been rejected in multiple multiple
states, namely Texas, rejected at five times. And if you want,
there's all the links in the in the show notes. And it was
mainly here, democracy sweet five dot five dash a system.
This is from Texas, and corresponding hardware devices
do not meet the standards for certification, as prescribed by
section 120 201 of the Texas election code, because it could
be compromised too easily. Of course, we in these days, we
just believe technology, we trust it. You know, it's like
the answers come out whenever you ask for it. But it does seem
like there were some votes that changed midstream. And I'm not
just this is not necessarily new balance showing up but actual
votes. And I think there was in one county and this it was a
YouTube video someone's showing it where the the vote went up
for the democrat and if you look at the actual vote tally, they
were deducted from
public Yeah, I just took it off the air real fast. This guy that
was good. He did a frame by frame and he saw that was
that was pretty good. It's
a great video.
So now they're the irregularities are not disputed.
This is let me see. This is Kathy, What is her name now? I
think she is the secretary of the Commonwealth. p a,
hey, we go.
Yeah, in Lancaster County on election night. Specifically, it
was showing results for mail and balance that was well above
the amount of return and the amount requested. Can you
explain how that happened?
No, I can't remember Lancaster County specifically, what I can
tell you is that some of the counties the way so and
Lancaster I'm thinking it probably had to do so they're
one of I think the two counties that had hard path hard voting
systems. Some of each voting system vendor has the way they
translate with the data has worked slightly differently. And
as you know, this dashboards
that right there already has cause for concern for me the
different ways they convert the data, what
some of each voting system vendor has the way they
translate with the data
translate, okay, sure, this data translating going on, ladies and
gentlemen, something was lost in translation has
worked slightly differently. And as you know, this dashboard, and
even the website, it's the first year that we broke out
provisional ballots mail in ballots and in person. So some
of the reporting, if the county's files were not done
perfectly, it might merge to the categories that might put things
in the wrong category. So we've been working on all those quirks
or snuffers. was off works a while but that is now corrected
one man, one vote explain what was going on in Lancaster. There
it's just been it's most of it has been the county the way they
sent us the files. The data was just not in the right place,
basically. Yeah, that's
exactly what we're seeing the data was not in the right place.
It might have been in the wrong column. She has no idea what
she's talking about. There's there's since the iPhone,
there's been no technology reporting. There's not a single
technologist who is actually doing a good job of looking at
how this works. And when you hear the words quirk
translation, mis sorted, put in the wrong place basically on the
dashboard. That's some great a bullshit. But it gets worse.
Because this also happened in Michigan. Here's the republican
chair.
If all this wasn't enough in Antrim County. ballots were
counted for democrats that were meant for republicans causing a
6000 votes swing against our candidates. The county clerk
came forward and said, tabulating software glitched X
sub about the clicks.
If you have computer problems, I feel bad for you. So I got 99
problems so the glitchy one
got 99 glitches
Go see on there, we'll Yeah. All right, there it is. That's my
favorite pet peeve of the past decade, the term glitched. At
the term glitch, it's acceptable all of a sudden, and we're gonna
allow something as important as election to be determined by
whether we look at a glitch or not
6000 votes swing against our candidates. The county clerk
came forward and said, tabulating software glitched and
caused a miscalculation of the votes. Since then, we have now
discovered that 47 counties use this same software in the same
capacity. Antrim county had to hand count all of the ballots,
and these counties that use this software need to closely examine
their results for similar discrepancies. The people of
Michigan deserve a transparent and open process.
So I don't really care too much about the what ballots were sent
in late what state legislature did or did not change the rules
that can all be fought in court, I have no experience or
understanding of that. I do know a little bit about computer
systems. And this is this is bullcrap. This is this, this
removes all integrity in revolving around this particular
system, or all the systems in general. Now, they say that
Texas rejected these systems, but the one that I voted on
looks a hell of a lot like a Dominion voting system where it
spits out your, your printed card, and then you take the card
over and you push it into the other machine, and then it looks
like your ballot or whatever that piece of that long piece of
paper is goes into the trash bin. That's obvious, it's
obvious that that's where something can go wrong. Because
you know, you're optically reading the votes from one
machine to the other. It's like, it's the worst, it's an
airbridge. But it had no idea if that's trustworthy. So enter.
The second thing we talked about this concept of there being a
system that the US government has called hammer, in which they
can pretty much get into every network and snoop on anything
they want to, which I guess, would be possible, and why not?
And the secondary system called scorecard, which is a system
that is intended to change votes in some or many or all voting
systems. And apparently, we've used this against adversaries.
Maybe Ukraine was an example. This was presented by retired
general of the Air Force McCain McInerney, McInerney. We played
that clip on the last show as well. Easy, just an old coot
retired general, is there really something to it? Well, when
Sidney Powell gets involved and starts talking this exact same
language, and I believe she could know if there was such a
system, seeing us for the past several years, she is
represented general Mike Flynn, who would know I presume as a he
was going to be the national security adviser. He knew a lot
of DEA, he was he was head of Defense Intelligence Agency. He
would know if these systems existed in Sidney Powell for her
to stake her reputation on this, that was very meaningful. This
is someone my wife likes, and she's read her books. And and
she is, by many claims a she's one of the best legal minds that
we have right now. And she's young. And here's what she said
on the lou dobbs show, Fox Business News, no one watches
it, but we clipped it for you. Let's go back to hammer and
scorecard Are those the names that you just use for those
programs? What's being done about it? And how broadly were
they used by vote counters? in the hall a second, make sure I
got the right one here. This is the one that we just heard from
john Solomon was, indeed as being diligent is involved in we
all hope he is exactly right. me your thoughts first about the
knowledge now that the Justice Department is involved in this
review of the election? Well, I'm
delighted to hear that I think there any number of things they
need to investigate, including the likelihood that 3% of the
vote total was changed in the pre election voting ballots that
were collected digitally. By using the hammer program and a
software program called scorecard that would have
amounted to a massive change in the vote that would have gone
across the country and explains a lot of what we're seeing. In
addition, they ran an algorithm to calculate votes they might
need to come up with for Mr. Biden in specific areas. I think
that explains what happened in Michigan, where the computer
glitch resulted in a change of vote. About 5500 in favor of
President Trump just in one of 47 districts, all those
districts need to be checked for that same quote, software glitch
and quote, that would change the result in Michigan dramatically.
The same thing is happening in other states we've had hundreds
of thousands of ballots mysteriously appear for solely
for Mr. Biden, which is statistically impossible as a
matter of mathematics. It can all be documented, we are
putting it into materials that we will file in federal court,
and we need to seek relief in multiple states to enjoin the
certification of any selection results.
So that's all being entered on Monday, this interests me,
because this is something that we can actually look at, there's
going to be some kind of forensics that can be done. It
is not so much the legislative process or when votes count, or
they don't count. Just the fact we need to know if our systems
work, that's what I'm concerned about. All the other stuff is
noise. I mean, he just what are you gonna do about it? This was
a very different election with all kinds of crazy new imposed
rules. Hopefully, that won't happen again. And many people
may have seen this one clip, but Sidney Powell went on and she
doubled down on this. Let's go back to hammer and scorecard Are
those the names that you just use, stop the hammering for
those programs, what's being done about it, and how broadly
were they used by vote counters in various states
that I think they were very broadly used, but but not by the
vote counters. They were used by the forces and the democratic
operatives that had access to these programs, through the
government access points that they have, and used illegally to
change votes in this country. It's got to be investigated
probably by the President's most trusted military intelligence
officials who can get into the system and see what was done.
But we do have some evidence that that is exactly what
happened. And they've used it against other entities and other
countries. It's just been turned recently against our own
citizens here to change election results. It's absolutely
appalling that that can be done. And whether he has called
computer glitches or something else, somebody has actually gone
into the system and changed voting results.
I don't understand why she doesn't take the easy way out
and just say it must have been the Russians. I mean, that would
have been the obvious one, that's what would have happened
if the shoe was on the other foot. And she's filing and this
is going to go to court as well. What can we do about it? Because
the Department of Justice? I mean, if there's evidence of
that program, why not just turn it over to the Justice
Department and say, let's go to the courts and say this has got
to stop now, here is the way in which it was done.
Well, we've been trying to get their attention, and we're going
to try even harder, and we'll have to put it in the federal
lawsuit, apparently, and get as much of it out as we possibly
can. We have some excellent witnesses on the issue. But this
is coup 5.0. Lou, I mean, there was no reason to think that the
democratic hundreds of millions of dollars, creating the Russia
hoax, the steel dossier, taking us through a special counsel
operation for two years, trying an impeachment hoax, the
apocalypse hoax, the obstruction hoax, wouldn't go so far as to
create every means of voter fraud they could come up with to
steal this election. That's exactly what happens. The
president must fight back now in every way, shape, or form. We
cannot let this republic be stolen by the democratic
operatives who want to destroy the Republic and make it a
socialist country where they continue to line their pockets
with these backdoor global deals like the Biden laptop exposes
Oh, yes. So Sydney puts
her
Sydney puts her neck on the line for that. That's,
that's your neck on the loop on the Fox Business Line. I mean,
you said at the beginning. More people listen to the no agenda
show. They listen to Fox Business.
We basically doubled Fox's ratings this morning. And we're
very proud of that. You know, when she when she mentioned, I
know I have some clips I wanted to play kind of jumped a gun
here and play something else. Because what she mentioned there
about well, maybe should do the justice department should do
something. I want to play something I have a whole series
of these because for me the useful idiots are as I have it
on here. The use file Udi, it's Yes. It's easy for me to look at
defined it years later.
You said you Well, actually. Yeah, I happen to give it a
look. Just a little hint here what I, I always intend to go
back and correct the typos in the titles and you never do. I
don't know why
that's okay. Because now Now I'll actually remember use file
Ruby. It's okay. I want you to play. These are considered to
somewhat disgusting clips, and it doesn't bring forth the
Justice Department and media. It just brings into play a bunch of
things that don't make sense to me, including the ability of
Trump to declassify things. This is a story you've not heard
anywhere and is this is Matt Taibbi who uncovered it, but
didn't uncover it apparently was right there for anyone. It just
happened recently, but nobody cares. This is the clip useful
idiots on Moeller, empty one,
I'm gonna bring this up. It's a non election related thing. But
I just felt like it had to be brought up because it just
didn't make the news, basically, which was the declassification
of a piece of the Moller investigation, which had some
pretty significant headlines in it. The the main one being
basically that they never had any evidence of a conspiracy
involving WikiLeaks. So so the Muller report says, with respect
to WikiLeaks and Assange, this office determined the admissible
evidence to be insufficient, on both the agreement and knowledge
prongs. Although a conspiracy is often inferred from the
circumstances, the lack of visibility into the contents of
these communications would hinder the offices ability to
prove that Wikileaks is aware of and intended to join the
criminal venture comprised of the Gru hackers, similar
problems of proof existed as to knowledge and absence sufficient
evidence of such knowledge. The government could not prove that
WikiLeaks or Assange joined an ongoing hacking conspiracy,
intended to further or facilitate additional computer
intrusions. And then they went and they basically repeated the
process. And when they talked about Roger stone, and they said
stones actions would thus be consistent with, among other
things, a belief that he was aiding in the dissemination of
the fruits of an already completed hacking operation
perpetrated by a third party. And just so that people
understand what what what all this means, it just means that
Muller investigated all this stuff, and did not find any
evidence that either Wikileaks had any kind of floor knowledge
of the hacking, or that stone had any kind of foreknowledge of
anything. past the point, you know, when the hacking was
actually going on?
Yeah, surprise, surprise.
Yeah, he further complained in part two of this clip where he
bitches about the media, there's not one mention of this story,
which is an important story. Of course, it comes out Now an
important story, because you think is stone being, you know,
railroaded and CNN being there to film him in? jail?
How long has this been declassified?
A couple of days. Okay. And here play the second part,
so much to be frustrated about with all of this. But the that
little story about the declassification of the Muller
thing is so frustrating, because it kept alive. It kept this that
little portion of the conspiracy theory kept this story alive for
years. And no, there was no acknowledgement of it whatsoever
when it came out. It didn't make it It didn't make any any news
stories at all. So So here we're talking about it. And let me
guess right
after that, these co hosts said in other news today, his co host
is Katie helper and Ashish chia, just, I have a bunch of clips
for later. I mean, she is just a Trump hater. And it's just that
she's I don't even know why she's on the show. He, I mean,
he is digs up a lot of good stuff. And he's always befuddled
by the fact he doesn't seem to put two and two together
regarding who's behind it all because he's like a progressive.
But yeah, but this little story, I thought was a good example.
What it Why did they sit on it before declassify? Why was it
classified in the first place? So when they sent out the molar
report, they only can we have we can't let because we're gonna
let names out. We can't do this. So they kept a lot of stuff
classified. In the report now that they're kind of putting it
out there. It's already it's water under the bridge is live
but who's putting it out there the president declassified it
and it's just I mean what where does this release come from? Is
that from?
I don't know. If we go to the justice department can probably
find it on there. Now. I'll have to dig around to find out where
I could see it was classic is is that nobody gives a crap.
I do have one just quickie anecdotal of voter fraud clip,
which I thought was interesting. And this is the the woman whose
dog voted in the election. This, this is a good story.
Okay, so I'm Gemma, as everybody on my my group knows, and I was
just shopping in a unknown hardware store. And I happen to
run into the lovely was it Alyssa? Yes, Alyssa and I happen
to tell her my vote hasn't been counted. And what did you just
tell me?
My dog voted in the 2020 election?
And how did you find this out?
I got an email. Um, so now she has her microchip number as her
social security. I went to the voting place, you know, looked
under her name and everything. told them that her social
security number and she had
already voted. Can you tell everybody a little bit about why
your dog would be registered to vote? She is a service dog.
Correct. She's
registered service dog through the Santa Cruz County Police
Department in Cumbria.
And so now she's considered she's been she labeled a human.
Yeah,
yeah. So her dog.
So her dog was because her dog is a service dog and was listed
as a student at Cabrillo College. Correct. Her dog was
listed as a human registered to vote. So you you called them
right and Oregon contacted
them. Your dog got a voter registration and they said What
did they say? They said that she
had already voted.
Dogs.
We knew it was happening. They finally taken over. They're
voting now in our elections.
The dogs dog has already
seems a little sketchy that a social security number would be
the same as a RFID tag number or whatever. But it wouldn't
surprise me nothing surprised story. It's
a good story.
It's a great step. That would be almost clipping the day worthy
but you already be nailed it too early. You kind of blew I blew
it. But anyway, so here's my few clips. I got Rudy, I got a
little Giuliani clip here where he says pressure. Did a press
conference on Yeah, nobody covered it. Yeah, no. He also
was going a little nuts. I mean, I was 40 minutes. And I had seen
some clips where you say the media doesn't that doesn't elect
her. And it was just I couldn't find anything good. That was
just a short minute. Yeah.
Hold on. So Rudy. Yeah, hold on, I'm just recalibrating Rudy,
here we go.
Republican inspectors showed up. They expected to inspect, like
they do for absentee ballots. And they were uniformly kept
out. They got to see nothing. And remember, Atlanta had to do
the same thing you had to do. They had to catch Biden up
because on election night he had lost and he was down by a very
good margin would only
85% to go.
Something very similar happened in Michigan,
Wisconsin.
Can't say Arizona. But in almost every state where President
Trump had a lead, going into the end of election night, some of
the leaves looking almost mathematically impossible to
undo with the 5% 10% of the vote. It almost all of those
this practice was followed. And I'm right now trying to find do
we get to see any ballasts that we use for that purpose? If
that's the case, then we have a massive nationwide lawsuit. So
it could affect more than one state. But, but right now, the
one that it definitely affects the state of Pennsylvania in a
very, very big way. But it's not the only infirmity in this day.
There are dead people voting, no question about it. We get any
number of complaints of that. We have very serious problem with
backdating of ballots, including for witnesses now who are
testifying to that whether that becomes part of this lawsuit for
something separate that isn't developed as fast as this as
let's just look at this for a second.
Well, by the way, I think it's appropriate for dead people to
vote wouldn't Biden's on the ballot
he's here all week. So this is not like we didn't know this was
gonna happen. The President was talking about this. He said
mailing ballots big fraud months ago now four months just months
ago. He's been saying For months a month. So in the movie that is
filmed Trump, there's only one way this can end that is
positive for him. And then that is that he comes out with this
huge presentation. And there's thousands of sealed indictments,
and everything all has to blow in one go, because that's what's
been promised.
And it
you know, that would be the ultimate into the movie. If if
he's playing this in a in his typical reality television
fashion, which he's very good at. And I still have an inkling
in the back of my mind that says, Oh, my it still could
happen. But it does not look that way. I mean, I've been
around long enough and looked at I've been waiting for the I've
been waiting a long time for the thousands of sealed indictments
and many other things. But here is a true effect of what has
taken place. And there's work to do as Americans, particularly
with our children, not all a lot of them. This is a note from
Patrick. He's a longtime no agenda listener. He's been
listening for 10 years since he was 16. He says I'm not 26 year
old millennial I live in Los Angeles. And he thought we might
be interested in hearing about some recent experiences he's had
over the last few weeks in response to her comments about
the millennial hysteria and virtue signaling going on with
the election. Yes, we didn't get any of any of that, obviously,
because Joe Biden, image Biden and Kamala Harris one. While
this hysteria is nothing new to any of us is becoming more
pervasive and concerning even with the election outcome. A few
weeks ago, my girlfriend of one year broke up with me because of
my decision to vote for Trump. I'm not going to go into why I
voted for him for brevity. But regardless, my vote doesn't
matter. I live in California. The reason she cut ties with me,
she claimed was because of her pursuit as lawyer and that our
two belief systems simply can't morally coexist. In other words,
dating a Trump supporter isn't cool, sexy, and God forbid your
future attorney friends find out who she is dating. This is only
one of three instances after the election this past Tuesday, I
confess to another friend of mine that I voted for Trump.
This friend was also shocked. I told her it's okay to have
healthy disagreements and that we should prioritize pile
politics before friendship. I was met with the following
response. That's fine that you voted for Trump. I don't judge
you for having a different opinion than me. But now that I
know that, that we have fundamentally different
opinions. This isn't a difference of opinion. This is
systematically denying other human beings life and health and
liberty. I can't overlook this and can't consider you a friend
in the way I used to. This was a disappointment to producer
Patrick who's says this friend has been a close friend for five
years. Another response he says from a third friend, you and 70
million other people not only voted against basic human rights
and equality, but you decided racism, homophobia,
Islamophobia, transphobia, and misogynistic behavior wasn't a
deal breaker inner president, quite frankly, I don't want
anything to have to do with someone like that. Patrick
continues always knew there was this level of hysteria, virtue
signaling, but I see this evolving into something bigger
and more concerning retribution. Even on social media. I'm seeing
a lot of content from people my age questioning how society is
planning on holding Trump supporters accountable
insinuating that some sort of South African Truth and
Reconciliation Commission for the US be resurrected be
erected, erected. While this seems far fetched, it's already
happening. Look at the Trump accountability project if you
haven't, Yes, we have. I guess my overall point I'm trying to
make is that even as Trump may be gone, Trump derangement
syndrome doesn't seem like it's departing anytime soon. This is
sad like it is but I think you've been spot on all along
about children being oversold, socialized, and under informed.
Take it from me a millennial. And he also donated to the show,
he says we appreciate that.
Yeah, that is a that the Trump derangement syndrome actually
began long before Trump.
That's the funny thing about it. And this has been a building
thing. Trump just brought it to a head fast. That's another
thing he accomplished, besides drawing attention to China and
the border, but he also made this appear because it was it
was festering and now it's now it's popped. Something you might
say, but and so I it, yeah. And then and Scott Adams with his
concept of they're going to come to trying to get to try to kill
him because he supported Trump or he never really supported
Trump. He just rationalized why Trump is was winning and and
wins. But still, he's perceived as a Republican and I don't know
But I think it's probably right. You should just find different
friends each and find different friends there are people out
there 70 million of them as a matter of fact, that are
friendly. Go meetup, it's it's anyone and not everyone's like
this. But it's it's a real concern. And, and I think that
this is where we have, I mean, if anything, Joe Biden Kamala
Harris, when which we'll know eventually in January it's
really a win for the new media, what we used to call new media
and that's big tech is that's it and and it's going to be more
censorship or deep platforming. It's going to push a lot of
interesting projects out to the edges either skewing of skewing
just search results, to make you think a certain all kinds of
stuff. So that's why it's very important for us to be around
three clips of the chatterbox are returned to TV just to talk
about this a little bit and bitch and moan and really not
complain as much, but I kind of like the kind of some of the
points she made because they fall in line with my thinking
about the election. This is this is Kellyanne Conway, she's,
she's another person who just reappeared all of a sudden,
okay, I can't wish you're here. And I think it's in the first
clip. She was she gets on a roll talking. She is one of the
hardest people in the world to interrupt. And you'll get to
hear the moment where the post tries to jump in. Yeah. And
can't accomplish it. And she just keeps rolling along. But
this is her talking about what's going on and why this is a rush
rush to judgment is something fishy about it. She makes a lot
of good points. But I think the point she makes the underlying
point that she actually makes us I should have been the campaign
manager again this year. I don't know why I wasn't. But I wasn't
and they kind of fucked it up here and there. But here's what
she has to say.
Three years, they spent three years investigating the
president impeaching the president. We can't wait three
hours, three days, three weeks to get a result in our great
sturdy democracy as to who the next President will be. I mean,
what is the rush all of a sudden, I think the rushes there
was no blue wave. There was no early night. There was no
Democratic Progressive realignment. In fact, the
democratic down ballot disasters carried all the way to the state
legislators as well. The Democrats did not flip a single
state legislature. And in fact, the republicans have flipped the
House and Senate for example, in a place like New Hampshire where
they have a republican governor so that's solid now. They did a
similar thing in Montana, how long to the governorship the
governor there lost the senate race. We have that. And of
course, the Democratic governor and now we have the the
legislature as well. So you know, the seven races that were
either the seven races that flipped that are brand new
republican pickups, as Leader McCarthy noted, as I tweeted
yesterday, others are saying those were all carried by a
woman, a minority candidate and or a veteran. And that means the
candidate recruitment, the republicans were doing their
message that that really carried them forward. And nobody was
paying attention that instead all these phony national polls
were shoved down our throats. Biden is up by 10. Biden's up by
12. Biden's up by 15. Do you know when I took over as
campaign manager in 2016? We did zero Let me repeat the number
zero national polls from that point forward. They're not
relevant. They tell you trends that don't dig into the
electoral college map. electability, I can tell you
whether you can or can't win is outdated. That's why republican
lost the presidential races for years. Electoral College is how
you do or don't win.
She's unbelievable.
Yeah,
she's always been this way. You
talk about her daughter. She talked about her daughter how
her daughter is going to
face her not daughter is very, very ill screwed up and creepy.
Yeah. Okay, let her continue on with this. This tirade is pretty
good.
I said to clear chris wallace on January 29 2017. I was on his
Fox News Sunday show we'd only been here less than 10 days. And
he asked me a question about he said, Chris, not a single person
has lost his or her job who was chronically wrong about this
election in 2016. I predict it's not going to happen again after
2020. Nobody cares and nobody wants to cure this problem. If
this were a real business, the C suite would be cleaned out the
shareholders would revolt and the consumers would vote with
their feet they'd go elsewhere. But these polls weren't they
weren't scientific evidence, evidentiary measures of what was
going to happen there wishful thinking. And here's one thing I
was opposed to for decades, and years I used to give I used to
get paid speeches about polsku and advise clients. One thing we
all have to remember is it's becoming increasingly difficult
to sample enough people in each cohort, by race by gender by age
five, Geography by party affiliation, and you have to
wait w AI t to finish a poll over a series of days for to be
accurate. But what's happening is they're waiting w e i ght
their results. So they're getting a small number of
responses in an individual cohort and extrapolating that,
you know,
what know what the media, interestingly is really not
discussing is how they've kind of been given this authority to
work with pollsters. That's that's who they were a lot of
the polls now. Yeah. But they but they've been they have been
granted this authority by the public to call elections and,
and they're not giving that back. And that's not being
discussed, except here. Not it's not really happening discuss
this, this is, this is the core issue isn't. And of course, we
got lazy. Because like I you know, it's like we want it to be
done by 1130. You know, I want to go out, have a drink, and
then we'll go back to bed Well, before you bitch about that. I
don't have the clip. But I do have a bunch of more of these
clips from the useful idiots because the great Glenn
Greenwald was on. And he talked about how Eastern Eastern
Europe, Europe, Europe, in particular. And even in Brazil.
He says they're set up so they get their votes in and there by
midnight, they have the results 100% gun pocket in the United
States can't do this. But we I'm sure we have a different
country, different system. We out we absolutely could do this.
I'm still in favor of finger in the ink pot. I've always liked
that stick your finger in the ink pot. You voted you're done.
You can't You can't vote anymore. That would be good.
Right? I think it's easy for viewers. Oh, we can't even get
elections done. Yeah, we've given that process away. That
needs to be taken back. And really the the bottom line is
where you're going to get your information from. If you're
watching something or listening to something and an ad comes on
stop. That is going to be that will never be completely
truthful. advertising is censorship. People who have
advertising in their programming are at minimum self censoring,
at minimum. Well, yes, of course they are. Have to. But yeah, so
the question, again, that the advertiser For God's sake, the
question the last clip of her,
where is the consequence? They are so chronically wrong, there
were people on TV last night, you predicted a blue wave an
early night, a rebuke of the Trump agenda, the Trump agenda,
one up and down the ballot. We're holding the senate we
picked up in the house the state legislators Pelosi has got a big
problem now because the squad that doesn't do squat except
they're gonna make
a run to make a running
runner they did last time, so they're definitely gonna make a
run at her because all we hear about is she's powerful Look at
her basket matches her dress again. She didn't do anything to
build her coalition, her majority, but Leader McCarthy
and the Trump agenda did and it was a real review. I also just
want to read you this. It's on my Twitter thing, but let me
just quickly, Carolina Jamie Harrison, African American man
they spent $109 million. Lindsey Graham beaten Amy McGrath $90
million to lose by mitch mcconnell by big double digits
Sara Gideon, the aforementioned mean, she lost a susan collins
but not before 69 point 5 million was spent. Mary Hagar in
Texas last john Cornyn, the 24 million spent those are female
candidates, minority candidate democrats recruit to try to
unseat Republican candidates. They lost every single time and
Yeah.
Wow. By the way, she goes on for that. I'm
sure she does. And it's like what what are you talking about?
Yeah, we get it. We get it sure. As fine. Do you think that the
democrats had like a little celebratory thing you know, and
Nancy and Chuck and and everybody come to came to hang
out with Joe and Camila? You think that might have happened?
I don't think so. Because
you know, if you get a super stretch bed to get a super
spreader event they'll all go they'll all be taken out. Super
spreader by the way is is a word now. Yes, yo, yes, it's a word
according to our favorite guardian of the English language
the Merriam Webster dictionary. Yes sir He super spreader is now
and it has a picture of Kamala Harris right next to it. I
think they should it super spreader picture Kamla Harris
What is she a super spreader.
You said it buddy takes a second to get the joke.
The day should somebody should trademark it and use it to
spread manure. Farm advice farm device super Better. With that
john deere,
I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning
to you the man who never puts the C in self censorship john C.
Dvorak.
Well, in the morning, you have Mr. Graham Korean Mr. Bish ships
in Cebu to the RAF in the air. So there's the water. Well, the
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us the artwork for Episode 1291 we titled that killing mink, and
this was Brad one x who did a fantastic job on the George
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future our Brad one x is it's got this got some good play. I
think a lot of people thought this was humorous. liked it very
funny. I think we got extra clicks because of it. I really
do.
You got what
we got extra clicks that people were tapped on. They get extra
kicked off or something. No, no, no, no, no extra clicks. I said,
I feel that it was one of those that kind of stood out and
people went Oh, yeah, this is cool. Let me see what's going
on. There. We're always stood out compared to almost Yeah, it
was probably one of the best pieces of a cover we've had for
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compared to other art on other podcasts. No compare no
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look. And we congratulate Brad one next. I think this is first
when is it not? I don't think we've had to.
I think I looked at his art. I think he did one other one that
did it. Oh, he did.
Okay, maybe. And we welcome into that exclusive.
That was very high. You know, we actually even checked out with
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1293 of the no agenda show and we'll start with our first one
from California. Our first winner john from California from
California Matt xizor. from Orange County $333 and 33 cents.
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everyone and goat. Yes, he wants the big boy. And in the morning
gents from the blue California stronghold who I have never
witnessed lower excitement for a record setting election turnout.
Well, you weren't around here. There's nothing but high
excitement to show.
A super spreader events all All over the bay area for a record
stating election turnout and you halls are out of stock. Thank
you for all the deconstruction This is true By the way, you
halls
are really out of stock from doing
well. What happened was that you have people leaving California
for a long time
for a long time this has been happening, isn't it?
Yeah. And so you halls, they charge like 500 bucks to rent
when going out and like a 50 bucks, you can get one come same
one coming in,
but they're trying to manage their fleet is going one
direction only.
It's real. It's a problem. You can probably find someplace
where they're going, I would guess Austin would be a good
example, where you could go to the U haul place and say, Hey,
I'll drop this off in California, but you got to give
it to me for free. Yeah, good. Maybe get one for free. Yeah,
good luck with that. I don't think so. Ah, get yourself.
Thank you for all deconstructions of sanity among
the media madness, pandemic 2021. Coming build back better
for all, we shall see. Keep up the good work. Matt Spicer, from
Orange County where jobs are being john wayne used to be
allowed. I think we're definitely used to be we're
definitely getting some build back better. I can't wait to see
what's gonna come out of that. You know, that, that a whole
bunch of build back better domains were registered on the
same day all in 2016 in October, which tells me this was supposed
to roll out with Hillary as President. That's a good we'll
catch right? Cuz we had an election coming up in November.
And they registered dotnet.org a whole whole slew of them. So
make sense. Anyway, we've got some jingles for you, Matt.
You've got karma.
Martin? Probably Vala in Berlin. Deutschland 333 33.
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What uh, what is a car is a full set. sapwood sapid cars appid.
He talked about at the beginning of the show yours, Martin.
what he's talking about how many cars the Zephyr has
all car? Oh, yes. Ah, well, yes. The California Zephyr goes by
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train. He's trained. It's like a an old train. It was not to do
really great looking old one is a new version of the old train.
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Thursday doesn't do it used to be seven days to go by today. I
didn't even I didn't even get a Sunday this Thursday. Whatever.
I don't know why. It's another Thursday. Yeah. And we start
counting the cars because you could see kind of see the
economy changing as the car numbers went up and down. And
now it's down to six, which is low because it used to be like
10 and that's what we're trying to we're talking about right and
so and this is actually something that the boys over to
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he you know the thing about it this really bugs me by the way
this whole anonymous thing for this sort of thing. This is his
email sorry for the confusion but I think I need to revise
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tad anonymous. You gave him that he's anonymous Robert. So
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well anyway, he goes on it says an original Rogen night All
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she had one of her elementary students attend his her first
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Although while the students spun the Chromebook and embedded
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Fred Fritos brother has hired the mill and Melinda Gates
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this is the remote learning stuff. Yeah. Yeah. Apparently.
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going to need more of it in the upcoming weeks and months. All
right, so nonnamous Robert, toss the Glock
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I don't think that boogie Boogie Boogie clip. Is that interesting
that people keep calling it calling for it.
Okay, note it.
Just trying to dissuade people from using it because you said
it's a mess. honored with sir Craig Porter, the ronin who's
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future months. And he's in Portland, Oregon. iitm john
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there's not going to be an exit strategy. And you know, taking
into account that Biden and Harris when we're just going to
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everything. And then one day we'll just be dust, jobs,
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The Biden thing. I don't know it offhand. Rosie O'Donnell yet.
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Good work.
Good work does not work. Good work, huh?
They may be doing the work to Todd Troutman in Austin, Texas.
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to those meet with no agenda
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If you want to list your racist misogynistic you're no good but
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went back into the records room. I pulled the microfiche and
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I want to suggest one other award for him. Because he wanted
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he doesn't want to be just known by 50 Shades of Grey 50 shades
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your resume. Executive? Oh, yes.
I was gonna say you know, those three horrible films. The gray
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Yes, he had points on the gray.
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had points on the gray. Danny.
I don't know.
However, he did not actually I should probably read his his his
note to you because note to me, because he did mention you and I
think I should pass that along. Hold on a second. In my DMS. He
was slide I got Hollywood producers sliding into my DMS
Here we go. Hey, I also produced Ord when there's like the social
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of a southern accent since I grew up in southwest Virginia.
His big part just went out the window.
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out even
though I'm sorry
I got a little thing his little side joke here that needs to be
played
like side job
yes like what you don't want to the truth needs to come out.
Yes, what the TV network sometimes the truth needs to
come out but it comes out it doesn't come out as like a flub.
It comes out as something purposeful. And cbs news uh i
can't say that they're behind this but if you go to CBS, CBS
has this extra little channel where they play weird stuff you
have to pay for it is five bucks and What's
the name? What's the name of this channel?
CBS plus
I think are caught how original Really?
On top of it CBS
plus, we need no agenda POS plus, we call it your case. It
could be called no agenda POS,
man. Stop for signs No. Show or stop the
show apologize in advance. This is this is actually a
psychological condition we need to discuss one time I said pus
You were so outraged by it so disgusted by the thought of a
pimple popping in the pus oozing out that you excoriated me for
it. I immediately stopped since then said to you Why did you
have brought this up three or four times now? This is a this
is a psychological condition. Do I need to get my head examined?
Okay, let's go with it that this so they show CBS has brought
they brought some comics that can't even read from a script.
And it's just stilted. It's just the worst. And it's a show that
they put on it's a five minute little show they put on this
this separate network called tuning tuning out the new wait
and wait, wait, isn't this coal bears thing? I think co bear is
a producer on this. It wouldn't surprise me. Yeah,
I think he's a producer of it. Yeah.
Well, it brings out the real feelings of the network The way
I see. And I and I want to play four short clips from it just to
show you what kind of crap they push out there. It's just Trump
hate Trump hate to the max and it's a cartoon like this it's a
cartoon series starts with number three by the way it's a
cartoon like animated no agenda. It's not as good as animated.
Hello, obviously but it's like it's it's a sad knockoff.
It's no no it's not because animated no agenda is
derivative. It's derived from the real show. Ah, gotcha. This
is original contents.
It's like a table read with pictures.
A table read of crap. So let's start indeed to get an idea what
this is like by starting out. Clip three is Noma clip. The
first
of all voters if you're extremely motivated to have a
president not working around the clock to kill them. But nine
days before election day more people already have cast ballots
in this year's presidential election than voted early or
absentee in the 2016 race.
Must be disappointed that when you miss Madison country so
badly that there's nothing to do people fill that free time just
by waiting around. Yeah, for sure.
Now, john, where are we in this race besides wondering if a just
God would let Trump win reelection?
Oh, it sounds like a reality show.
Yeah, so exactly what it sounds like so let's do so that was
just the Trump's killing us as a mismanaged operation and this
will all the theme of the whole thing. I find the whole thing.
Offensive by the way. This is CBS like tuning to news. The
next one's clip for
and like jumping off a bridge now present three stops in the
deliverance quarter of Pennsylvania with his inspiring
message to the coven stricken masses. It I'm tired of hearing
about it.
All they talk about the fake news COVID COVID COVID that's
all they talk about. It's so true people are sick of seeing
this pandemic on TV. The plot is repetitive and it is depressing.
Yeah, listen and Coronavirus needs to mix up its programming.
JOHN, I, for one would like to see a guest appearance by Queen
Connie Britton and someone's lines.
I just don't agree with President Trump, that after
November 4, even if he loses, we're not going to hear about
COVID It's the story of our times.
Oh, man, this is unfunny. I don't understand the point of
tuning out the news. And then is it supposed to be?
Oh, it's supposed to be hilarious. And I think amongst
the coal bears of the world, they just think this is great.
Interesting. Without their audience, they get no clue. So
let's play clip five.
Let me just say this, he is killing Americans in so many
fresh and
innovative ways.
I think he's within his right to criticize the media for getting
stuck on this one issue. I mean, haven't we had enough talking
about this disease that has changed life as we know it,
people are completely ignoring the biggest story Halloween
stores
are refusing to carry my homemade costume called tow
truck guys, toothless buddy.
Also, we
all know who is responsible for this virus, Saddam Hussein and
his sons, Uday and Qusay. And finally,
Jared Kushner reassured the Republican base that the
President believes black people are a monolith.
This is I believe that this is put together by people who
actually see the world that way. And that, that they think that
that's all that in I guess, Republicans and Trump talk about
and do they really they're really just running, you know,
Fox News Channel, I guess, in their minds and just spitting it
back out. Hey, it's not it's a TV show. Channel, people. It's
not real. That's crazy.
Here we go with the last one.
Oh, misfire. Sorry. Five, six. Yes. Got it. Well, you know,
I would say especially people, whether they're white or black,
like being condescended to by somebody that inherited wealth
that Jared Kushner Did
you know, as a black woman,
this is a really insulting implication and it will
absolutely make me think twice about my secret vote for Trump
before I absolutely still go through with it Wow,
that's really brave of you to say
wow yeah, that's kind of pathetic that I mean, it doesn't
it breaks every rule of comedy a not funny not funny
at all rule of comedy was common.
There's something I heard in this other clip though that
reminded me of something fantasy but it is this female voice
dressing Now
listen and Coronavirus needs to mix up its programming john, I
for one would like to see a guest appearance by Queen Connie
Britton in someone's lungs. Oh, there's no winning. We don't
like to foster a competitive atmosphere. But we laugh a lot.
Now everyone can share a secret, same woman.
Voice Over is the tele secret lady. Oh, man. So what's your
conclusion here on this this is besides the hijab I
found it. I found it to be insulting to anyone's
intelligence. But as CBS This is CBS really this is what they
really think this is what the place has been populated by
these millennials and others that have this funny attitude
about things they're they're over socialized and college
graduates. Yeah. Yeah.
Well, also the distinct feeling I get from people who probably
watch this or think it's funny. They really
first stop right there with that thought. Kudu you know,
personally that would watch this and think it's funny.
I think I can point to a few. Yeah, that find that hilarious.
Not in the traditional way, but just and I think even now,
especially. That's what those it's so funny. You tell you it's
just like them? I think so. I think that's there.
Yeah, maybe
there's a ch. Go ahead. Well, what do you want to say?
Nothing. I was just saying it was like a. a, I can't I just
want to yawn. Why don't
you ask Jay or JC ask them? I'm sure they know people who think
this is hilarious and watch it. And almost have the opinion that
it's like, it's like, it's like pointing the beast like pitru
they say points the ball instead throws it. It's like you think
you're doing the right thing with this kind of material. I
don't even think that the lefties think this is funny. But
I'm okay with it. Drop it. We're done. Okay, I do have some COVID
updates. I mean, this did the worst pandemic Evers still
killing us everywhere and we're all going to die in Austin. So
sorry for you living there. We have no no lockdowns, no
nothing. But around the world. Yes, things are different. I got
a report from one of our from Dober Slav from Moscow with a
little rundown and we don't hear much about that what the what
the restrictions are in in Russia. So he gave us a quick
little rundown private clinics not allowed to conduct COVID
tests or interesting private laboratories are allowed to do
it. This was not the case in April and appears to have been
changed according to certain podcasts so I guess they maybe
they saw a problem some discrepancy in the test. Any
test must be submitted to the rospotrebnadzor Dobbs nor
central government agency roughly cooler the US FDA now
the CDC, the FDA. Now here comes a if you do test positive, you
must must must install a COVID tracking app not tracing
tracking app and quarantine. The app is quite literally called.
And he has a whole bunch of Russian characters, which I
guess the app translates to social monitoring. It is
available in app store so we have to go and look at that the
quarantine is for two weeks starts from the time the test is
submitted to the central agency. Once you are quarantined. You
must open the app every four hours and take a selfie.
What Yes,
and what about when you're sleeping?
Well, I don't know about that. He doesn't give me any
information. And if your phone's GPS shows us somewhere other
than your place of residence, you will be fined 4000 rubles.
Approximately $50 are about a quarter of your monthly salary
for anywhere that isn't Moscow. If you're unwilling to install
the app 4000 rubles if you're unable to install the app, 4000
ruble fine. things going well, they're in Russia. That's we got
that's what we got to look forward to, I guess. Although I
feel Liverpool is taking it to the next level. The next next
logical level. This is from the broadgreen international schools
a technology called college. It's a they probably follow the
Baccalaureate system. In the United Kingdom. This is in
international school sent out a note to parents. As you're
aware, Liverpool is in tier three COVID-19, safeguarding
arrangements, whatever that means, it sounds impressive. As
part of this process, central government has identified
Liverpool to pilot a new COVID-19 testing system this is
encouraging. This is being called the lateral flow system.
How about that? Huh? lateral flow, which is the aeronautical
term that we talked about not too long ago with auto aviation?
I don't know why they call that why they bring that in for
testing. But anyway,
site wasn't lateral wasn't the word. It's not lateral flow. No,
it was.
I can't remember what is what is lateral flow, then what is I
have no behind. sites across the city are due to be positioned
across the city to in order to carry out testing. I am pleased
to inform me that we had broad green international school or in
the privileged position of being one of the first seminare
laminaria right, laminar flow, right. I am pleased to inform
you that we had broad green international school are in the
privileged position of being one of the first schools within this
city to have the testing brought to our site and here it comes.
This is the this is the best. I'm so happy. I have met this
afternoon with the representatives of the British
Army, who will be in our school next week to COVID-19 test all
our students and staff. Each child and adult will be
identified with a unique barcode to ensure personal
identification test and subsequent results. tattoo. Yes,
it's on your forehead. You got it. You got a barcode. I love
that they are just putting it out in the open. That is
excellent. I'm looking forward to my tattoo. Beautiful.
Appreciate that. I will state will be randomly testing, which
actually I should I should say that there's the CDC did
something a little sneaky as the CDC does. They replaced some
text on their testing information website. What the
text previously said was data to date show that a person who has
had an MRI covered from COVID-19 may have low levels of virus in
their bodies for up to three months after diagnosis. This
means that if the person who has recovered from COVID-19 is
retested within three months of initial infection, they may
continue to have a positive test result, even though they are not
spreading COVID-19, which is not really discussed either. But it
has been replaced with the following anyone who has had
close contact with someone with COVID-19, and who meets the
following criteria, no longer needs to stay at home, if you
have had COVID-19 illness within the previous three months, or if
you're recovered, and you remain without COVID-19 Cyst Symptoms.
So here's the discrepancy in in where we are in the world.
People are being told you have to if you test positive, then
you have to quarantine for two weeks, and then have at least
two negative tests. Well, this is not going to happen. Because
people can continue to shed virus. And what they're saying
here is the PCR process is bullcrap. But they're not coming
out and saying it. So you can't even have a test within three
months of initial infection.
You can't you can't you can't even really
take a test if you're asymptomatic, because that could
be from months ago. And they're kind of saying it here. But will
that make any difference how they're gonna dis how they
stopped? Depends? Exactly. Why do you change some point? This
will be when President camel, sorry, President Biden and Vice
President camela get into office, they will reevaluate and
decide to come up with some reason that this is everything's
improved, because they got elected. President Kamala, I'm
sorry, President Biden and Vice President camela. Yeah, they'll
just make the statement that this is the new test is going to
be this way and we bombed the thing is over completely.
Because it can be done that way. Or they can just let it stretch
it out for some other reason. I think it will stretch out maybe
and maybe increase the panic a little bit over the course of
the next next few weeks. So people want camela and Joe even
more, but yes, this these numbers, the numbers that are
being reported, which are cases, cases, equal positive results
for finding some fraction of a virus shed or not a with a PCR
process. You can totally ratchet it up or down so we'll see which
way they go. All we have to remember is that just
ratcheting.
By the way,
my buddy Dave, Dave Jones, you know, Dave built the freedom
controller. Yeah. Dave Jones, he got Coronavirus, like sick.
And anyway, in
the big shift, I think Tuesday, Monday or Tuesday. And so he's
over it. I mean, he's still quarantining. But he actually
said that if he had managed his fever better, and had about 102,
he said that it would have been no more than a mild flu. And
that was because the recommendation was Tylenol every
eight hours, which just didn't work for him. And then when he
went to Tylenol every eight hours, but alternated every
eight hours with Advil. He said, The fever broke came down and it
was it was, you know, okay, but not horrible. But the main
takeaway, his wife as a teacher, she's very strict about mask
wearing. And I know Dave, he has worn a mask everywhere. He
could, I mean, no exceptions. And he says, Well, that's
obviously bullcrap. Because somehow he got it not from
touching people. And of course, his wife didn't get it. So
anyway. We talked I mentioned the minks being called
guess the minks?
Well, now I'm getting stories everywhere. That the minks are
being a ring obliterated from Planet Earth.
Just to protect them. Well.
article from was was it today and let me see when this came
out in the New York Times. When did this come out? Oh, no, the
fifth so it came out a couple days ago. The the mink of
course, is very closely related to the ferret. And here's the
story. No one really talked about it. nasal spray prevents
covid infection in ferrets study finds. And this is not any kind
of magical concoction, but it does work. According to these
scientists who put it together. Almost exactly like a vaccine.
The spray attacks the virus directly. It can tains lipo
peptide, a cholesterol particle linked to a chain of amino
acids. This particular lipo peptide exactly matches a
stretch of amino acids in the spike protein of the virus,
which the pathogen uses to attach to a human airway or lung
cell. So I'm just wondering, you know, now that people are all
freaked out about these about the the mink, if you know this,
like, I didn't want anyone to figure out that we could
actually save the mink, because they're like the ferret. Yeah. I
don't put anything past these people. But crests are produced
from Denmark says, by the 16th of November, in Denmark, all
mink are to be put down due to a mutation. The Danish CDC
starting serums Institute. They say they have found at least
five mutations of the COVID-19 virus, they call it cluster
five. And they say it jumps from mink to people telling you,
john, there's some secret here, there's something there's
something going on with this mink. So they're stepping up the
test by three fold for everybody, and they have to call
all of the mink and all of Denmark by the 16th. But here's
what's interesting. He's heard people saying that, hey, first
as they come for the ferrets, but they may be coming for our
pets next. And I like that. I like this. Yes, I like coming
for your dogs, they're gonna call your
dogs. Well, this makes my my wife's investment in mink coats
worth it?
Well, you know, what Mimi's been doing for probably 15 years. And
think she's got maybe five or five or six of these codes. Uh,
and then she does research on them as she gets them. Because
of the West Coast and is Oh, for
Mm hmm.
You can get a mink coat on Craigslist. That happened to be
owned by some grandma, she bought it in the 30s or 40s from
some furrier in New York City. And you can get it for like 100
bucks. Or one on one. So she has been buying a bunch of these,
but she sees by everyone but she's bought a number of them
for like 100 bucks. And we do a little research afterwards. And
the original price to the code was like eight grand in 1930.
Oh, yeah. Now these in 1930 it was eight grand holy crap that
was might as well been 80,000 if not more.
So. So now these coats will be more valuable if unless they can
maintain this hatred of dead animal fur. Yeah. But people out
there on the lookout, you should go check this out in certain
parts of the country, you're going to be able to get these
very expensive coats, fur coats for next to nothing on
Craigslist. Your Tip of the day.
That's a very good tip, especially now with with the
situation supply demand people figure it out. And the last
thing I think I have on the cove is Do I have anything else here?
No, I think that's all I need is the New York State Bar has
passed the mandatory COVID-19 vaccination recommendation which
is not a law. Mary Beth Morrissey, chair of the bars
Association health law sections tax force, which is a fancy name
for drinking club for lawyers, said in a statement after the
vote on Saturday, the authority of the state to respond to a
public health crisis is well established in constitutional
law. The New York State Bar Association has therefore passed
a resolution urging the state to consider making it mandatory for
all New Yorkers to undergo COVID-19 vaccination when a
vaccine becomes available, even if people object to it for
religious, philosophical or personal reasons.
Yay.
Let's go to New York. By the way, I believe that to be
bullcrap, we've talked about this before this authority and I
disagree with Alan Dershowitz, the constitutional lawyer, he
says that it's well established that the that the states the
government of America can jab a needle in your arm. Well, the
proof of that case and based on case law is a little different.
The was a father and a son, and they were vaccinated. Now we're
talking late 1800s, I think or turn of the century. And they
both got infected with a mon wonder what that was at the
time. Whatever pox something even though they had been
vaccinated, so they refused the second time around. And the
lawsuit, the case that was won by the state was that the state
could sue that could find them for not taking the mandatory
vaccine. Not that they could plunge the needle into their
arm. Now, doesn't mean that you can't twist that and say,
because they can find you. They might know they can jab a needle
in your arm. But I think that case is there's Miss
misrepresented. And, you know, but does matter when a bunch of
lawyers say, hey, it's fact than most people don't bother to
quote,
there's a little twist to it. smallpox, especially during that
era was not a shot.
Well, I said, Okay,
so it's not the same as jabbing a needle in your arm.
I have to go back and look at what case that was john, I know
I have the information, but I'll look into it because we we
covered this, I have
to keep an eye on it cuz
I'll bring it back. I mean, I convinced myself when we
discussed it the first time that's for sure.
I know. yourself again, you've convinced yourself a few times.
Now. I do want to get to my clips from useful idiots include
Glenn Greenwald, even though you may object to some of the
quality of the clip, mainly because Glenn Greenwald's coming
in from Brazil.
Well known. Glenn Greenwald, needs help. He needs help with a
better setup. I got that. Sure. 55 It's a piece of crap. It's
not for him. You know, it's not. It's breathy. It's no, it sounds
a little thin. It's not a great microphone. And he has no
technique. This is his main problem. No, he's good. He has
no technique. So Glenn, happy to help you a point come to the pod
father, I'll take you under my wing. Well, so before I play
these clips, I got four of them. But three of them I do have a
fourth clip, which is just to point out that is something that
is a preface to the whole thing. Katie helper and the woman that
is co hosting this show with Ty Eb is just a Trump hater. And
she and she did discuss the the scam of the elections and that
mean because time is very skeptical by a lot of stuff as
those greenwall and they talked about there. They both think the
Russian hoax was a hoax and everything was a hoax. And this
she's doesn't buy any of us she still thinks that you know
Russians interfered and, and then didn't so I hear this
little clip here. And this really galled me. This is the
useful idiots Katie clip that Donald
Trump were actually like a Klansmen or, you know, a
burgeoning Hitler the way he's been presented in the in the
news media for the last four years, people would be dancing
in the streets right now. And every single editorial would be
about, boy we really dodged a bullet and yet most of the
reaction is wow. And it is disappointing down ballot
performance by the Democrats. It's just I don't think anybody
really believed that he was Hitler or or a real white
supremacist. I just I just don't
I think he I think he pays lip he pays lip service. I mean, his
when he said there are good people on both
sides.
Did that tell me someone countered that Matt or Glenn
Greenwald? No, they probably didn't do that. Neither one of
them countered here with the with her concept of the very
fine people. And then to make it worse, they didn't say anything,
even though they were kind of like holding their you know, you
can see they maybe wanted to, but they didn't have the guts to
do it. She said it again later in the show. Very fine people.
And it was like, you know, brother these? Well, here's
here's the problem. I do want to say something about useful
idiots. I believe that they The show is now has gone from
rolling stone to iHeartRadio. So they're compromised now. Because
now there's there's real money. There's real ads that have to
run as on the podcast, so I'm afraid that this will no longer
be a useful program to listen to other than for our for our own
personal enjoyment. I don't know how much enjoyable it is. But
here's grant grand Greenwald Aronne on the show, and he makes
some good points. This is this is a series of clips, which is
what would the foundation of our show is all about, which is that
the mainstream media is corrupt and useless. And if it wasn't
for that, we probably wouldn't be doing this show. But
Greenwald is really got a lot of grudges, and he's irked about
everything and the fact he doesn't really want to admit
that he's been totally marginalized and taken for
granted and pushed aside and kicked to the curb. And he never
Of course, mentioned that Amy Goodman drew him under the bus.
But here we go. And this is some good stuff here. We listened to
well, you know, I
All I know is anecdotally from what I hear from other
reporters. But I'd be interested to hear how you characterize it.
Well, it's interesting because the very same time that the
media is having one debacle after the next to their
credibility, from a any reasonable perspective, like
what we just discussed in terms of the expectations, created
about easy by victory, about a democratic takeover of the
Senate, about how non white voters view the world, proceeded
by the debacle of a Russia gate, and so many other examples, many
of which we've talked about on this show before and others. On
the one hand, you have that going on, but then on the other,
you have this extraordinary success that these media outlets
who are leading the way perpetrating these frauds are
experiencing, I just today, read an article that the new york
times for the first time broke 7 million digital subscribers, and
now officially make more money from Digital subscribers than
then then, you know, the paper subscribers, which have always
been the foundation of, of their newspaper, The New York Times is
now incredibly profitable institution, not despite these
failures, but because of them, because they're talking only to
people who want to be fed Democratic Party propaganda and
liberal ideological affirmation. And that's NBC. If you go and
look at their ratings in 2015, and 2016, almost every single
one of their hosts was on the verge of being fired because
nobody was watching their shitty dumb shows. And now, you know,
because of Trump, he's single handedly saved almost all of
their jobs. And you go across the spectrum to like blogs and
media outlets. I mean, I know at the intercept, you know, we had
one reporter whose only purpose in life was just to write up
whatever like anti Trump agitprop materialized on
Twitter. And it became one of the most read, you know, parts
of what the intercept did, even though it was incredibly
superficial and shallow was literally just summarizing,
whatever the like, you know, Trump lied in this tweet, or he
exaggerate whatever, like the people you know, in the msnbc
world was terrible. He would write it up, but it would
generate clicks.
I'm noticing something different with Glenn. nose. Yeah, I think
he's, he's up talking more than he used to. He has a little bit
of a girl in him sometimes. You didn't notice that maybe maybe
love to listen to the next clip. He saw
it when you knew you left me a wide open softball. With a
little bit of a girl in me that I just mentioned a there's two
people out there always expecting a wisecrack from me.
Yeah, no, I am not touching it. No. I'm like, john. Now let's
come, he starts to bring up some points that I think are
personally interesting. And that is that in the next clip, you'll
there's it gets better. Is that when Trump is gone? These guys
are they got nothing, nothing to talk
about. Exactly. And msnbc in particular, I don't know what
they're gonna do.
This is why I always say is good for the show, because we'll have
a lot more to talk about.
Well, yes, yes, that part is true. Okay, let's go on because
it gets. There's some some tidbits here which play into
some of my thinking is part to
Trump salvage this industry. And I think one of the most, you
know, significant data points that we've gotten in the last
three or four months about this was the Pew poll that asked, I
think, thousands, if not 10s, of thousands of news consumers,
which is your primary news source, what is the source that
you look to first to get your news before all others? And of
course, like people who said MSNBC, them 95% were Democrats,
as you would expect from people who said Fox, it was like 93%
republican so msnbc is even more partisan then. Then Fox, but for
NPR. It was 93% said democrats and the most of it 87 Yeah, and
the most amazing one was the New York Times 91% of the people who
identify the New York Times as the primary source of news are
now democrats like it's always lean kind of liberal right? It's
been in the heart of New York forever. It's you know, kind of
ethos has been cosmopolitan speaking to people in big
cities, so it's never been, you know, it's a continent with
like, even, you know, evangelicalism or world
conservatism, but at least like it was kind of a trusted paper
in the middle that's gone. It's completely a partisan outlet
now, and is making more money than it ever made before. And of
course, your book
Hey, Inc,
in my view, tells this story is better, as well as in fact
better than any other which is the new model of media
profitability in a world where media outlets are struggling for
profitability is to just be as polarizing as possible, elevate
fear and eight levels as high as you can about whoever the enemy
or the villain or the other is. And then just feed people feed
into that hatred because hatred and fear are very powerful.
motivating emotions to make you keep like nothing running to see
what's going on what state endangering you what's
threatening, you know, one that the New York Times wanted to
hear from a Trump supporter,
when he just now figuring this out. He's just now figuring out
that's the model. Oh, my Glenn Mosley, mostly concerned about
the about the Pew study. I think there's what they're really
talking about, which is a fairly recent, that indicates that if
you read the New York Times, you're probably a Democrat.
Republicans don't read it. But what it says to me is that
because we have this, this skew, political skew, is that in the
olden days, and people accept it, in fact, it's predates old
timers. But in the 1800s, in particular, the newspapers used
to be biased, they used to be called the press Democrat.
Right. And they were that was the democrat paper and there was
a republican paper that may have not been called Republican, but
it was like to call or something like that. It hadn't, but they
were distinct. The two papers in your area were distinct. There
was a Republican and Democrat paper and they would appeal to
their partisan readers. The idea of making newspapers objective
and having j schools teach people how to make that happen.
It was an abject failure. Because at the end, Trump just
brought it to the fore, which is with this fake news comments,
when he says fake news what he means is Democrats, Democrat
news, and there is no republican news except for talk radio on am
radio. Fox tried to do it. And then you have now you have a
bunch of screwy little ones like oh, a and, and a bunch of other
ones. If you go on if you're on Pluto, they have a slew of these
newscasts. Yeah, they've got a was it America's Newsmax college
Max is one of them. So it's all in basically anything that that
will take Steve Bannon is on Pluto. He's on all those
channels. Well, let's just play this last clip, and then we can
discuss it more
offending millennials, you have these 50 year old editors, 55
year old editors, who know that in a profession that they've
been in their whole lives, the only thing that they can do or
jobs are disappearing, the last thing they want is to be accused
of being a misogynist, or racist or homophobic, transphobic or
anything else because of things that they published by doing
their jobs. And they would rather just claim to their jobs
and support their family, even if it means abandoning the role
of journalism, as they've always conceived it. And so the
pathology in newsrooms, for all those reasons, is intense and
pervasive. And I think growing rapidly in a way that is not
going to be solved by trying to reform these institutions.
They're too dependent upon this model, I think what's going to
happen is new models of how to do journalism. And you know, I
was very candid about the fact that even before I left the
intercept, because of that censorship episode, I was
already exploring the possibility of doing that
precisely because it's so obvious, that's what's missing.
Okay.
Well, I have a question for you about the old about the old
partisan.
newspapers.
Were their wars at the newsstand were so like the left wing paper
would come along and then would dump their stack on top of the
right wing paper. And then some other guy would come back
and off the top my head. I don't know this. I don't know that
history that well, but it would not surprise me. Because that's
fact I'd be surprised if that wasn't happened. Right.
So that is analogous to what's happening now where the public
newsstand is run by big tech, the ones that people are
familiar with. I mean, there's lots of new stands even back in
the day you go around the corner and you pick up your little your
special little newspaper. Hey, but this is what so people
cannot get equal access to different forms of news. And
this and I think this is really what we're going to be seeing
and not from you know, from Glenn and from from Tybee.
Although I think they have their own problem. Both of these guys,
in my opinion are in heavy need of an editor because their shit
is too long. It's I lose focus, I lose consciousness. Sometimes
I can feel the show
less so at Tybee. Glenn Greenwald writes long and it's
not well done. It's too
much. It's just too long. And it's like oh, I can write
everything and I and I am interested in what he has to
write. But he said I got a sub stack from him yesterday and we
got Ian Greenwald's list. Yeah.
No one came in yesterday. So I think looking at what's
happening And we're just presuming that Biden and Harris
are going to be occupying, and we will refer to them as the
current occupants of the White House.
They are my president.
Not my president. Yeah. Well, I'm not like that. But I can see
where people would say that. I It is my life in a way fear. But
I think that the news will continue to, they need to have
Trump somehow they need Trump in the picture, unless they come up
with another bad guy and and a good surrogate is going to be
any, any journalist, but it really any person, any category
of people, and just comes back to the retribution, that had
anything to do or said anything positive about Trump will be
targeted. And it's going to be really, really ugly. And, and
people are being riled up, and to being told that these are
racist and misogynist, and Nazis and whatever. And I fear for
that situation, that people will just, they will spit on you in
the street, like you're a collaborator and shave your
head.
I think that's not going to happen. I'll tell you why.
Okay, well, it's good, you make me feel better.
I think the news, I think it just was kind of explained in
these three clips, is that Trumps save the business, a lot,
The New York Times to be super profitable, made msnbc a winner.
This thing turning into what you describe, which could happen if
it was promoted that way, would be a disaster, but it would hurt
their business. And since they want to keep you know, they want
to keep Trump into the picture. They want to they don't want to
lose all his money by this, just what the situation that you
described happening. And that's exactly what would happen, it
would start to fall apart. They will discourage it, the media
can has enough clout to do this. They'll discourage it with this
unity thing or whatever crap they're pushing. And that will
never occur. This will never happen. Don't do the trumpist
will be welcomed into the fold. And everybody will be happy. I
think that moments of discount would you describe is going to
be short lived if it happens at all.
I hope you're right.
I'm gonna show my school by Jonah to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that.
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Those guys had the right idea though with virtual money.
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Have one get one last clip I wanted to play for the all day
all the Reaganites who show up here and miss their favorite
episodes. Joe had Tristan Harris on the other day. And we know
Tristan because he's done. He's testified a lot about the he's
the former Google guy. He's the Google guy who sent a document
and then got excoriated and kicked out of Google. He was
also in the social dilemma. I accept him generally as a guy
who kind of understands what's going on. And we've played a lot
of clips from him. But he did something on the Joe Rogan
experience which was such a no agenda throwback, I considered
Should we do it and just do what he did. But actually, he did a
pretty good reading. He read the opening to amusing ourselves to
death by Neil Postman, which is a book we discussed, hmm 11
years ago, maybe 10 years ago, and there was a whole series It
was really my education, where the beginning of the show I was
reading Well, of course, I and Rand, I remember taking a month
to read that Brave New World, Aldous Huxley, and of course,
George Orwell 1984. And then later, we started talking about
Neil Postman and these may be on no agenda books calm, but the no
agenda book club. But he did a reading of the opening of
amusing ourselves to death, which shows the contrast or is
it really, maybe we're seeing both of these simultaneously,
certainly in the United States, but I think globally between the
George Orwell's 1984 version of the world and the, the Huxley
version of the world, which kind of contrast each other. And for
anyone who hasn't read these three books in particular, this
is your primer.
We're all looking out for you know, 1984. When the year came,
and the prophecy didn't, thoughtful Americans sang softly
and preys on themselves. The roots of liberal democracy had
held this is like we made it through the 1984 gap. wherever
else the terror had happened, we at least had not been visited by
Orwellian nightmares. But we had forgotten that alongside
Orwell's dark vision. There was another slightly older, slightly
less well known, equally chilling vision of Aldous
Huxley's Brave New World. Contrary to common belief, even
among the educated Huxley and Orwell did not prophesy the same
thing. Orwell warns that we will become overwhelmed, overcome by
an externally imposed oppression. But in Huxley's
vision, no big brother is required to deprive people of
their autonomy, maturity or history. As he saw it, people
will come to love their oppression, to adore the
technologies that undo their capacities to think what Orwell
feared were those who would ban books. What Huxley feared was
that there would be no reason to ban a book for there would be no
one who wanted to read one. Orwell feared those who would
deprive us of information, Huxley feared those who would
give us so much that we'd be reduced to passivity and egoism.
Orwell feared the truth would be concealed from us. Huxley feared
the truth would be drowned in a sea of irrelevance. Orwell
feared we would become a captive culture. But Huxley feared we
would become a trivial culture preoccupied with some equivalent
of the feelies and the 4g 4g innocent tropical Bumble puppy
don't know what that means. As Huxley remarked in Brave New
World revisited the civil libertarians and rationalists
who are ever on the alert to oppose tyranny failed to take
into account man's almost infinite appetite for
distractions. Lastly in 1984, or will adage, people are all
people are controlled by inflicting pain. In Brave New
World, they are controlled by inflicting pleasure. In short,
Orwell feared that what we fear will ruin us. Huxley feared that
what we desire will ruin us
Holy shit.
Joe Rogan hearing this for the first time. But it's really
interesting. I hadn't really considered that for a while that
most can be true at the same time. And I think it's maybe
generational. And we we see all of it but it's kind of
interesting how these two intersect maybe I'm maybe I'm
reading too much into it but man, but this over socialized
under informed segment of the population, they are definitely
definitely happy about the brave new world and they've got their
Soma and which is and you know, the, everything is controlled.
It's kind of regulated, they've got their uppers there, downers
takes care of everything. We're kind of happy. We don't want to
deal with racist, misogynist, horrible people who have
different ideas. Can't you just be like everyone else? It's
kinda it's kind of, we're kind of there.
Well, this isn't making them happy, though. This is making
them anxious and nervous and their wrecks. Yeah.
Which is why you get more Soma, you need more, so much to take
care of it when you when you're feeling anxious. We literally
have this situation.
Well, let's listen to this. Okay. I had different things I
wanted to end with, but that's okay. And with this, it's okay,
you can read part of a sociologist named Jonathan
Haidt, who does a lot of books ha IDT. As
always, books, we discuss books we've discussed his Yes, we've
discussed one of his books not too long ago, I think like it is
a lecture he gave last year I he was at Penn State, he gets
kicked out a lot of data, but a good boy listen to these
lectures. And this is his commentary on Gen Z, which is
now populated the colleges. I just thought it was fascinating.
Let's listen to Part one
percentage who self identify as having a psychological disorder
was very low for void for women and men. But once the
millennials leave, and now college is all Gen Z, other than
veterans or older people coming back, but the ones who are
coming out of high school have much, much higher rates of
believing that they have a mental disorder. And it's mostly
depression and anxiety. Some great work done here at Penn
State, you have an institute that collects information from
all the counseling centers around the country.
Why
are so many students going into the counseling center? What is
the reason that they report when they come in through the front
door. And the reason as you can see, going back to 2013 2014, to
the present, the only things that are going up are anxiety
and depression. Nothing else is rising. So it's not that young
people today are just so comfortable talking about it.
That Oh, I'm you know, I
have schizophrenia, I
have bipolar disorder. No, it's only depression and anxiety.
It's not even stress. Gen Z does not claim to be more stressed
than a previous generation. They just never got the chance to
learn how to deal with normal, ordinary, everyday stress. I'll
explain why later. So as I mentioned, there is some
skepticism. This was in New York Times a few months ago, Richard
Friedman saying relax, there is no epidemic and, and nothing.
There's no harm caused by devices, your kids playing video
games, your kids spending hours and hours a day on devices,
relax it, the only the only evidence that it's harming them
is self report, the surveys that show that they say that they're
more depressed, but you know, they're just more comfortable
talking about it. That's his argument in the New York Times.
But I believe that he is wrong. And here's why.
No, I'm liking this. This is good. I've witnessed all of
this.
Yes. And he brings it home with some pretty good documentation.
And the concept here is you'll hear in part two and three, is
that yes, uh, based on the facts of science based on the science,
these devices, which we're talking about computers and
phones and your social networks, are ruining people's lives and
ruining the future. And he and he did a whole speech about
this. I mean, they can pay us to do this.
Everyone's like we
wouldn't have we wouldn't be as academic.
This is data on the percentage of boys that for boys, there's
no change. But this is data on the percentage of boys or the
sorry, the number of boys out of 100,000 in the population, who
are admitted to a hospital each year for cutting themselves or
otherwise harming themselves so severely that they required
hospitalization and so on. As you see, the youngest boys aged
10 to 14, almost never do that. So the rates are fairly low for
boys compared to the girls, which you'll see in a moment.
And for boys, there's been no change as we go from 2001 to
2015. But look at the rates for girls much, much higher. Now
here I've cut it off at 2009. Much, much higher. This is a
manifestation of an anxiety disorder, self harm is a is a is
a product of anxiety and anxiety disorders, much higher rates for
girls and young women, as you see. But look what happens after
2009. What you see is that for the older teenage girls, the
rate has increased 62%. This is not self report. This is not
just changing diagnostic criteria. These are hospital
admissions. Now, interestingly, the old the oldest group here
who are millennials in this data set, the millennials were not
affected because as I said, they got social media when they were
in college and later, and there's not much evidence that
it was harmful in college. I believe I can't I'm working on
the lit review. Now there's debate about this. But my
understood my conclusion from going through the data is that
the problem is getting social media in middle school. And
that's a problem, especially for girls. Look what happens to the
youngest girls, aged 10 to 14 girls, they didn't use to cut
themselves. But their rate has gone up 189% since they got
social media in middle school. Wow. Again, I can't prove
causality. But I have a lit review online, which I'm working
on. I think the evidence does point to social media as being
the reason for the huge sex difference in what has happened
to teenagers.
Wait a minute. You mean there's a difference between boys and
girls? This will not stand Oh, no need to cancel this guy. This
is no good. What he's saying here. This is very dangerous.
dishonest.
Yeah, so it looks like he's got this down. And this is the kind
of this being ignored, of course, by everybody, but no
agenda show. It's, it's frightening. So let's listen to
this last clip, and we'll be done with him.
It also shows up in suicide. So the suicide rate was relative
was higher for males in the 80s and 90s, when there was a huge
crime wave and a lot of violence. But it's been stable
in the 2000s until recently. So for males, it's up 25%. Now it
turns out, most age groups in America are going up, suicide is
going down around the world is going up in America for almost
all age groups, both sexes. So the rise for boys is actually
not not much more than what's happening to older men. But the
rise for women's was higher than for men overall. For teen for,
for 15 to 19 year old girls, it's up 70%, which is much
higher, and for 10 to 14 year old girls with a very low base
rate. But for them again, the increase is gigantic 151%
increase in preteen girl suicides in this country. So
something is going wrong, especially for girls 2015 hit a
peak higher than ever recorded before since we've been
collecting data. And the last two years after that are right
about the same level. So it was not a one year spike. So that's
the first mega trend. This affects a lot of things on
campus. This is affecting companies, corporations who are
beginning to hire Gen Z and are noticing now they have a lot
more anxiety in their young employees. So HR departments
have to staff up.
Did he get into any of the specific reasons why this was
happening?
He associates it with social networks. Yeah, but
why? Why specific? I mean, I can come up with a whole bunch of
ideas. But did he specifically say what it is
about throwing out stats? He's not saying what specific about
social networks that causes this? Okay. I don't think it
takes a genius to figure it out personally.
But we discussed something minor,
maybe it's maybe it's just the movement of the hand. It could
be something screwy, or the colors. I mean, you never know.
But this is not a good situation. And it's really
ruining a lot of stuff. And these kids are screwed up. And
they're the ones who are coming in here and there with their,
you know, cancer canceled culture there. They buy into
that. Yep, yeah. And they get cancelled, and they have all
these other problems. He did have one little thing later in
his lecture that was kind of interesting. I didn't clip it.
But he talked about how the parenting is also changed a lot
and may have something to do with it. But pretty much he is
dating the way things are.
It has less to do it and the social networks and the peer
groups that are created by it. And I don't have a kid in a Gen
Z or even no one that's a Gen Z kid, personally, that I can tap
for this kind of information I get with you and me both are
loaded up with millennials but it would be nice to talk to
one of them so that he came onto the scene or onto our scene
about five years. years ago with his book, The coddling of the
American mind. That's Howard, that is a very good book. It's
full title, the coddling of the American mind how good
intentions and bad ideas are setting up a generation for
failure? Which actually started as an article in The Atlantic.
Actually, the article in The Atlantic was 2015. The book came
out and they're getting renewed jobs, but the place Yes. And
now, I mean, now that I think about it, if you really look at
who is saying horrible things, to police officers on the street
to people who just disagreement, it seems unscientific
observation that women are doing more of that, that there's more
unhinged pneus and more ridicule and scorn and anger oozing from
females. Now, I'm gonna really pay attention to it. So whenever
you see something on the street, and we're someone's yelling, I
mean, I think eight times out of 10 it's going to be a female.
Yeah, hysteric female, that's probably a Gen Z. Which is, what
1920 year olds? Yeah, I
need to know where the cutoff is, is, where's the cutoff from
Gen Z to? Well, isn't it?
We go, okay.
Before we go, and while John's doing that'll let you know that
next up on no agenda stream.com is grumpy old Ben's and there'll
be discussing the aftermath of the 2020 election, which I don't
know how you can do that. not over yet. But unless you believe
what the media says. And once that sat ladies in I believe it,
and then end of show mixes we have mad Mike we've got Rolando
Gonzalez and Jessie coy. Nelson's a great, a great
trifecta.
I actually he brings this up I remember the date now. 1995 he
born in 1995. That's the beginning of Gen Z.
Okay. Do we have an under show ISO? I have one. I have one.
Maybe this is it. Nine out of 10 of us are hams and got that
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First off,
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We have a president who is trying to convince the American
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I frankly think that based on this and all we've seen him do
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