I believe in a mask. Adam curry Jhansi Devora Sunday May 1 2022.
This is your award winning keep our nation media assassination
episode 1447. This is no agenda, singing tunes of truth in
broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas hill country here
in FEMA Region number 60. In the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry, and from Northern Silicon Valley where I need to shave I'm
Johnson Devorah.
Buzzkill.
Okay,
all right. Well prepared your opening statements for today.
Ready to go, Counselor? Well done. Counselor, very proud of
you. Oh, yeah. May I just start off by saying one thing since we
discussed this at the end of the previous episode, or somewhere
in between? A possible later start date on show days.
This has been very interesting.
Very interesting, and a lot of pushback from different
complainers. Now, how many? When you say a lot, how many emails
Did you receive? 10? Yeah, I probably received about seven.
And there's a couple of Dogen to social. Now here's, here's what
is interesting.
Except for one, but pretty much no, except for one every single
email I receive.
And remember, what I said is, hey, you know, it's been over a
decade, I've been doing this getting up at 5am to a few days
a week, I'd like to even an hour, it'd be really cool. If I
could just get up the same time every single day. It's, you
know, I'm gonna be 58. Again, a little tired old. Yeah, no, no,
no, there's Yellin me just also, I think it would be, it'd be
more productive, because I would have a little bit more time just
to get everything done. And universally, what I get back is,
this would ruin my life, but I can't have you upset the global
balance. I was like, You selfish people. Not a single one said,
Hey, man, you know, I understand, you know, but it, I
hope you can still do the normal time because, you know, I was
like, I I'm always cooking it for and I need my no agenda.
Now. I am the first to say the most important thing you can do
with the podcast, the single most is to always release it on
the same day at approximately the same time.
So, you know, we're talking two hours later, and the people who
did complain, wow, wow. But can I throw a couple things in?
Yeah. First of all.
I'm reminded of the TV show, where they're all hanging around
and how they're changing the time of the show. Oh, no, we're
doomed. That means we're done. They're just moving us around.
Right. Right. When you moved on the schedule, your move to well,
your pre prime time, or, Hey, the older demo is prime time at
11. You know, that kind of stuff? Yeah. Moving into it in
the morning. Yeah, there's a big audience waiting for you.
Yeah, yeah. So there's that element, which makes it sound
like we're doing we're, you know, we're, we're going we're
spinning around the bowl.
be flushed. Well, and I don't I don't think it's a bad idea for
people to be put on notice that way. Well, is that yeah, that's
the counter argument. You nailed it. Yeah. It's like, it is value
for value after all. Well, one, one guy this morning came in and
and did say something which I did suggest earlier, and we just
kind of both of us ignored it. Yeah.
Why don't you guys at least do a poll and ask the listeners? Is
that asking too much? Well, I think we I think we did the poll
and we got the results. I don't think we did the actual poll. I
think that no, we just said something and then people were
randomly how come you didn't do the poll?
Yeah, I thought you were gonna do I thought you were in charge
of polling. I never said I believed I was in charge of
polling, but I probably should have done the poll. I would I'll
take it on myself. Yeah. So and I need to name this the troll
pole, the troll pole.
Because what we're talking about is 2000 people out of an
audience of you know, a million and a half. They are going to
determine our destiny. But they're not unimportant people
because the trolls is there's a lot to be said for what's going
on in the troll room. I personally feel
so anyway, it's okay. Are we going to try it though? We're
gonna give it a shot. Are we going to do the poll first?
Because we already now there's confusion what we've now done
successfully confused everybody. Everyone's busy running around.
What time is it starting today?
I think I think we should. I think the poll is like this. We
try it out.
We tried for a couple of weeks
I think that's that you know, to be honest about it that's I
think the way to go let's do that. That was just try it. So
next Thursday we start
st go to mio I got so much shit about it Cinco.
My half Mexican
Thursday at 11 o'clock and then we do to Sunday and ended unless
the
we'll see what happens to the donations and we'll see what
happens to the people in the in the troll room and all the rest.
Yes, we'll do a one month one month test who will do the test
and it will also be donation so people can always vote with
their with their with their wallet. Yeah, you suck, you get
nothing. This is great. This is the time he should have been
doing it all along here is $2,000. That's just an idea is I
mean, that is if you want to be democratic about it. And it
wouldn't even be the amount it would be the number of but
that's okay.
Now, it might mean a big difference. If somebody's really
sincere about something they would donate a huge amount.
Yeah, but not everybody has equal vote in that in that in
your scenario. It's not equitable, man.
I don't think
it is.
All right. All right. Well, so that's it. Thank you. Meeting
adjourned. Well done, everybody.
Hey, I just wanted you. We talked about the very end of the
last show you how to clip and I'm glad you did. We just didn't
get to it was all fresh. We're just learning about this. This
new this new puppet on this issue with this woman oh my god,
new puppet. You know, I got an email this morning. Hey, I
really want my girlfriend to listen to the show. But John is
always saying that woman, this woman, and I'm afraid is going
to trigger her not want to ever listen again. Because like he's
been doing that for as long as the show's been on the air. If
she can't handle that, then most women, most of the women that
listen to me agree they nod their head. Yeah. Like it's not
gonna work. And he Oh, buddy, nobody this this woman
is the worst. So there's something going on behind this.
So this is the disinformation. I say this woman I'm referring to
the woman as the head of the Ministry of Truth. Yes, Nina
Janka, which, yeah, and I, you know, So Beth, she's a singer, I
need to, I need to break this down. Because this was a huge
effort to bring this concept of this ministry of truth is what
everyone's calling it. It is the disinformation board within the
Department of Homeland Security. And she's the governor. But
okay, we just call it the Ministry of Truth because
that's, although not technically exactly like 1984 where they're
going back and changing history. She does want to make sure
history is reflected properly by removing anything that that the
powers that be don't hurt their feelings, right. So for this,
I'm going to go through the big setup because much more
interesting than this woman.
But to put so much effort into rolling out a concept, including
the president speaking at Stanford at the cyber policy
center for an hour to then choose this woman who I mean who
sings her policy statements.
Here she is channeling Julie Andrews ring is really quite
ferocious. It's when a hawks to take some lies and make some
sounds precocious by seeing some in Congress all.
This information origins are slightly less atrocious.
It's how you handle the lie, lie, lie, lie.
Lie when Rudy Giuliani share that in turn from Ukraine or
when Tik Tok influences the COVID campaign. They're
laundering disinfo when we really should take notes and not
support their lives we thought wanted voice on information.
And honestly, like an amateur, she's not bad. She does the
whole musical thing. It's not It's not trivial. She does it
with incredibly red lipstick and abroad. We've all Moore's law,
which is just weird to see that anyone would would put that out
there and this is this isn't and this is recent. This is not like
oh, something that we found. No, no, it's a couple of weeks ago.
What we found is also quite interesting. Here she is
apparently in some bar. I'll play a little bit of the intro
so you can hear her singing then I'll play the relevant part.
Might have been a bar restaurant karaoke, for all I know.
It was a baby. I have had one dream in mind and teach
Christmas. I think it has finally come true. Which is a
silver wish that everyone has had from time to time. I know
you'll understand me when I share my dream
With this one she wants this is her song I want to be rich,
famous.
Nuff said want to be rich, famous and powerful? And in that
line in that song there's this line
what to do?
Yeah
I guess she found the right person. Because now she didn't
get oh, she said Who do I fuck to be rich, famous and powerful?
She said that's in the song. Yeah.
She said, Who do I? Yes. Literally said yes. You want to
hear it again so you can hear me I do now I'll listen for it.
Okay, hold on a second. Let me get the edit. Here we go
and you can hear the audience going
wow. Oh, big. Wow, from John C. Dvorak. I know No, this one
does. I mean, I've already said made my comment about that
woman. But now you're just just pounding at home. I will say the
guy the bald head of freak that runs Homeland Security that
looking guy with boots with the alien eyeballs and the you know,
he's just a creepy guy. He was on Meet the Press this morning
with Chuck. No, really. They brought her up as like Williams
think it's like maybe a dubious choice. And he goes on about
she's emanate. She didn't he didn't even answer the question
about her about her singing. Oh, yeah. It was. It was just a guy
just wrote Lee says. We picked her cuz she's eminently
qualified to do this job. Isn't that interesting? And she's
eminently qualified. Well, let's take a look at her Wikipedia and
let's find out how qualified she is. Janka Woods attended Bryn
Mawr College double majoring in Russian and political science.
Okay, so she's suppose there you go. That's that's all you need
to know. It gets better. She attended a semester at Hartson
State Pedagogical University in Russia. She she's a rational
expert. You need to be a Russian expert if you're going to fight
Russian disinformation, because that's the only kind there is.
She was whether Can I never ever heard of such Wait. What did he
say again about her. eminently qualified. She was a Fulbright
fellow in Kyiv. Working with the Foreign Ministry of Ukraine in
2017. She also said it's too funny. She also served as a
disinformation fellow. Oh, I want to be that. Hi, I'm Adam
curry. I'm a disinformation fellow. Oh, excellent. Does a
great job at the Woodrow Wilson Center and supervisor of the
Russia and Belarus programs at the National Democratic
Institute. She's the author of six books. She's the author of
two books, how to lose the information war and how to be a
woman online. I think we should write the woman online book.
Hmm. Yeah, she was slammed for that that book is proved very
sexist, and it's demeans women. And we go on, it shouldn't be
how to be that woman online.
I just wanted to write down disinformation. This theme for
today's show. Devorah says that woman must write well, he might
sprinkle it up a bit with the gays. She's gays. She has
contributed to the Washington Post in the New York Times. And
in April 2020 22, she was selected to head the newly
formed disinformation governance board at the United States.
Personal life Yanukovych has an interest in musical theater. No,
no, no, don't say.
So she's a wannabe singer. It must be Does she live in New
York? Does it say she must be in New York is that New Yorkers a
lot of people that live in New York you'd think now there's
very, you know, they always in the cattle cow. They're always
hoping I can quit this job to become a musical saint. You
know, musical comedy, is where I'm going. I'm headed I do not
the Wikipedia has very little on her can because spook. Oh yeah,
no wicked. That's a giveaway by the way people should notice. If
you have somebody that's that's that high profile with the
background that Adam just discussed. And then the
Wikipedias got nothing on him and they were like ahead of
something like this. No, no, no. She's married to a guy named
Michael Stein. And I'm just I just look at him like, I know
this guy from some weeds. I see a wedding picture so could be
pretty old. Michael Stein I thought Matt anyway.
So handler
So she so from from that standpoint yes she's she's
incredibly uniquely qualified no doubt about it when it comes to
Russia and Ukraine because that's what the deep state and
certainly Department of Homeland Security have hung all of their
accusations on is Russia. Everything's Putin's price hike.
Everything is Russia. January 6, was because of rice, I guess. I
guess it's showtime. To us. I know Putin is price hike. But
this this woman was rolled out with this disinformation
governance board was really rolled out in a big way. And,
and we didn't see it immediately. But it really
uncloaked when Obama again spoke for the full hour only about
this. And oh, my goodness, he's close to a free speech
absolutist as you can get bought, bought. And, but as you
age, and this hot, yeah, and this whole thing, I'd have a
couple of things. Just want to play here to see you that Obama
is truly in charge of what's happening. This is the third
term of Obama and even lets it slip out. But first, let's go
with NPR to get set up. nearly 1 million Americans have died from
COVID 19. Okay, I got your disinformation right there. Some
of them died with
some of might have died of but 1 million from No, that is lies
disinformation. nearly 1 million Americans have died from
COVID-19. And according to a new estimate from the Kaiser Family
Foundation, more than 230,000 of those deaths could have been
prevented by vaccination. created or saved. Yes, they
could have saved or created. Yes. Boom, you nailed that.
You're right that is that still saved? What was it created or
saved? Yeah, I will. Nonsense. You can't prove anything. You
cannot prove that? No, you can't prove there's no way of testing
that that's just an assertion that you make off the top of
your head. Well, it's the Kaiser Foundation, John, they would na
and they sponsor a lot of PBS and NPR. But it's important to
note that number because that is 85%. So 85% Bear that in mind,
it will return in the talking points. 3000 of those deaths
could have been prevented by vaccination. Today, we have a
story of one person whose life could have been saved by the to
be fair, what Whoa.
To be fair, is that the same person whose voice just
magically changed? If you listen to the transition from her i The
guy I may, I may have cut cut out along while you while you
didn't do your normal sorry, I might have done that. Well,
especially the Obama stuff I cut. I cut out a lot of his
silences. He was doing six, seven seconds of silence does.
He said he does. He says more of nothing than he does have
something. But to be fair here to this intro she does say could
have prevented those deaths. She doesn't say Would she says
could. So it's just as meaningless as as anything more
than 230,000 of those deaths could have been prevented by
vaccination. Today, we have a story of one person whose life
could have been saved by the COVID vaccine. Her name was
Stephanie. She died in December and her family is still
struggling to figure out why it had to happen. It's something I
can't understand. So I mean, I there is no perfect puzzle piece
for this. I literally go through this all the time. That is
Stephanie's daughter, Laurie, we're keeping it to first names
to give her and the rest of the family privacy as they grieve.
Stephanie refused to get vaccinated because she believed
in conspiracy theories. There's no way to know exactly how many
other people have made similar choices. But Laurie thinks there
are many families like hers. I know we're not alone. And this
is all over the place. And Paris Jeff Brumfield looked into
Stephanie story, and how bad information contributes to the
COVID demo before we talk about the conspiracy theories. The
family fights the illness and ultimately, Stephanie's death.
Her kids want you to know that she was a really great mom. So
this piece goes on for 11 minutes. You can it's in the
show notes. It's disgusting. So it sounds to Scott you discuss
you're starting to show off by making me disgusted but we have
to know you're headed does is good. I like what you're doing.
And we have to do this because this is a very big push and it's
all about censoring the truly censoring online expression and
speech and doing it through commercial companies and and
also going after podcasting because if you recall the
Brookings Institution paper that we that we read through which is
kind of a rehash of the last time I
again highlighted disinformation brought up Steve Bannon just
like President Obama, this was a this is still an ongoing,
coordinated psychological operation, not a severe one, but
a psychological operation to get everyone to believe that people
are dying, that the country was almost overthrown because of
disinformation, which was not checked properly by social
networks. And don't get me started on podcasts. Okay. So
here's a jet Ollie, I believe he is the editor of The Daily
Beast, I think I take the enemies of democracy literally
and seriously. So I pay attention to
Steve, unlike
you're missing the good stuff. Sorry. No, I understand. I
believe me, I take the enemies of democracy literally and
seriously. So I pay attention to Steve Bannon, because we have
democracy, Steve Bannon, I think Bannon is an enemy of democracy.
Yes.
I want a t shirt enemy of democracy. I take the democracy
literally, seriously. So I pay attention. Because when Steve
Bannon, unlike most folks, he's like a really convenient Bond
villain who tells you the plot, like he'll tell everyone, he's
like, you know, it's like, he tells you like, in the first
five minutes before the credits with the dancing golden ladies.
He's like, no, no, no, listen, let's not waste time. James
Brown, let me tell you exactly how I plan on taking over. And
he said openly, that the media is the enemy, not the Democrats,
flood the zone with shit, and keep them confused. And the
media will just pick up like dogs on the latest, you know,
crisis and they'll move on and we'll see what's happening the
media, they they feel attacked, because they are this is this.
This is the famous guy's name again.
John, AJ H T. Ali ALA, we'll just pick up like dogs on the
latest, you know, crisis and they'll move on and we normalize
this stuff and finally took Brock Obama just a couple of
days ago to give the speech, David, where he's like, Hey, we
need to fight disinformation. And so now the EU is like, Okay,
we got to crack down and use social media companies need to
do better because we have witnessed that thanks to these
companies and lack of regulation that you're talking about where
Congress has been Toothless, but others like Elizabeth Warren
have been very, very vocal about it. You know, you've seen an
increase in genocide, hate crimes, disinformation, the
erosion of democracy, and erosion who are behind it are
strong men and authoritarians, who also happen to be
billionaires by yourself. So I'm sure when you get a guy like
Elon Musk, when you see people who are free speech, absolutist,
it's all BS, because once you actually look at their track
record, what you see are often very fickle men who want free
speech for them, less speech for others, I want the right to say
whatever I want against whomever I want without any
repercussions. I don't want young woke college kids to do a
hashtag. I don't want to be criticized and how dare you
bring this my own words against me? And challenge me on a panel?
You're supposed to worship me.
There's a lot of what's interesting, actually, about
this exercise is that there's not really I mean, the they slam
Elon, but they're not really going first throat. You know,
they're just definitely holding you back. Well, they because
he's dangerous. Now. This guy did the book go back from where
you came from. And this guy, he's a New York Times report.
Oh, yeah, there you go. He did a TED talk. So now, I went back
and I read, I could have done 18 clips from the Obama thing,
which I don't have one. Because I didn't know where to choose.
There was so much and he was pontificating. And again, the
silences of six seconds, just bear
today, anyway, and just took forever. So he got his voice. I
broke down like five minutes into into one and 45 seconds by
taking so you miss the pregnant pauses. But this clip shows that
he's in charge of this operation, he's in charge of the
whole thing. The First Amendment is a check on the power of the
state. It doesn't apply to private companies like Facebook
or Twitter anymore than it applies to editorial decisions
made by the New York Times or Fox News never has. Social media
companies already make choices about what is or is not allowed
on their platforms, and how that content appears, both explicitly
through content moderation and implicitly through algorithms.
The problem is we often don't know what principles govern
those decisions. And on an issue of enormous public interest,
there has been little public debate and practically no
democratic oversight, any rules we come up with to govern the
distribution of content on the internet. So this, this is where
it starts. Any rules we come up with to moderate the
distribution of content on the internet. Okay,
A been little public debate and practically no democratic
oversight. Any rules we come up with to govern the distribution
of content on the internet
will involve value judgments. None of us are perfectly
objective. What we consider an unshakable truth today may prove
to be totally wrong tomorrow. But that doesn't mean some
things aren't truer than others.
Did you know that something? This is what's the distant
distant kid? What's your name? Conway's the Kellyanne Conway's
right a different alternative reality? Yeah, alternative
facts. You have your facts. I have mine. Yeah, no, but in
Obama's world that's truer. It's true. My Truth is truer than
yours. That's what he's saying. God love it.
Don't worry, is it more common to be totally wrong tomorrow.
But that doesn't mean some things aren't truer than others.
We can draw lines between opinions, facts, honest
mistakes, intentional deceptions. We make these
distinctions all the time in our daily lives, at work, in school,
at home, in sports. And we can do the same when it comes to
internet content. As long as we agree on a set of principles,
some core values to guide the work. So in the interest of full
transparency, here's what I think our guiding principles
should be. The way I'm going to evaluate any proposal touching
on social media and the internet. Now, excuse me,
who gives a shit? What a former president evaluates unless he's
in charge of something? I'm I'm in total agreement, I thought
was very pretentious. Or actually, the better word is
presumptuous of him to say what he just said right there. Unless
all I'm good to do, unless he's actually doing it. What you've
been asking, make? I'm sorry. You can it's an argument you can
you have to be able to make this argument what you just said,
Yeah, because that's exactly what he's, that's what he's
saying. I'm running the show here. So here's what I'm gonna
do with any proposal that comes to me, since I'm in control.
This is what I'm gonna be looking for. Our guiding
principles should be the way I'm going to evaluate any proposal
touching on social media and the internet is whether it
strengthens or weakens the prospects for a healthy,
inclusive democracy
encourages growth. Yeah.
Would you say? What he said?
So in other words, a tick tock video, where a kid jumps off a
cliff, and then lands on his ass in a haystack. Or like someone
jumps off a roof or somebody does a stupid dance to his rap
song that a white girls rap into a black rap, whatever, it does
all have to go because going to him it all has to do with
democracy. Yes, that's very undemocratic. So you play some
kid goofing around, or a dog jumping or a cat jumping or one
of these that is eroded. That is by definition, eroding
democracy.
Those dog video everything. Yeah. Which is 99% of all
videos. Yeah. Okay. In the interest of full transparency,
here's what I think our guiding principles should be. The way
I'm going to evaluate any proposal touching on social
media and the internet is whether it strengthens or
weakens the prospects for a healthy, inclusive democracy,
whether it encourages robust debate, and respect for our
differences, whether it reinforces rule of law and self
governance, whether it helps us make collective decisions based
on the best available information,
and whether it recognizes the rights and freedoms and dignity
of all of our citizens.
So he just had all kinds of examples. But there was a reason
for this. And one of our producers found it because it
somehow I mean, they had all the right elements. Maybe they
didn't maybe they wanted this to be signed quietly. But this was
all to support the
declaration for the future of the Internet, which the United
States and 60 global partners signed.
And this happened on the 28th. So just a few days ago, I will
read from the White House Fact Sheet. Today, the United States
with 60 partners from around the globe launch the declaration for
the future of the Internet. Those endorsing the declaration
include I won't do
Read the whole list, but I can tell you who's not on it. Russia
and China.
How about that this declaration represents this declaration
represents a political commitment among declared among
declaration partners to advance a positive vision is found a
typo. The way it reads is to advance positive. It's got the
space, a positive vision for the internet and digital
technologies. It reclaims the promise of the internet in the
face of global opportunities and challenges presented by the 21st
century. Pa. What was the promise of the internet? Joe?
Let's see. I was actually at the beginning and wrote some of the
early books. Yeah.
What was the promise the promise of the internet? Well, our
promise of the internet was that the government was going to have
anything to do with it. The promise of the internet was
going to be just free and open and Wild West, the promise of
the internet was free speech absolutism. was the promise, oh,
you're wrong. That's not no, it was open communication that
fosters competition, privacy and respect for human rights.
You're wrong, there was no free for all. That was never the
idea. Well, you got that from the data from the internet. If
the declarations principles include Oh, man, they they
really botch this, all kinds of words are not spaced. Anyway,
the declarations principles include commitment to one
protects human rights and fundamental freedoms of all
people to promote a global internet that advances the free
flow of information, since seemed like head needs any
promotion, advance inclusive and affordable connectivity so that
all people can benefit from the digital economy. That's the only
thing you probably should be doing. Promote trust in the
global digital ecosystem, including through protection of
privacy. You see, this is where it gets iffy. We don't need the
government to protect our privacy online, we need to do it
ourselves, to finally protect and strengthen the multi
stakeholder approach to governance that keeps the
intranet running for the benefit of all, oh, did you realize that
the Internet would not run without the multi stakeholder
approach.
These people want to capture the internet by not letting you know
what's really possible, because you don't need any of the shit
that Silicon Valley brings you. So it's it's part of
a psychological operation to strengthen the belief that your
iPhone is the internet and those icons, those little apps, that's
the only way you can get anything useful. And thank God
the internet's there to the government's there to protect
you from all kinds of horrible things. Yeah, and to do to flare
with the music with musical talent. So that's good, and they
should have kicked into one of her songs would have been
perfect. And this operation is ongoing as recent as last night
during the mediocre roasting of the media and the President, the
White House Correspondents Dinner.
Trevor Noah, and we have to face the facts. The media is in a
tough position. You did say that Mr. President, informing the
American public is harder than ever before. You're battling
conspiracy theories that the election was stolen by George
Soros that the JFK Jr. is still alive that everyone in this room
is a secret pedophile. And that's just what Clarence
Thomas's wife believes it's insane people. This is truly the
golden era of conspiracy theories. Well, that's the right
wing, believing Trump can still win the 2020 election or the
left believing Joe Biden can still win the 2024 election
this is ongoing keep your eye on it that declaration is is a
thing to behold by the way they did it No, it's a PDF and they
got like a big you know, big capital cursive W. Which you
would think we the people but it says we are united by belief.
Let's just I just gotta read this so pompous. A declaration
for the future of the Internet. We are united by belief in the
potential of digital technologies to promote
connectivity, democracy, peace, the rule of law, sustainable
development, and the enjoyment of human rights and fundamental
freedoms. As we increasingly work, communicate, connect,
engage, learn and enjoy leisure time using digital technologies
are reliant on an open free, global, interoperable, reliable
and secure internet will continue to grow. Yet we are
also aware of the risks inherent in net reliance and the
challenges we face.
And then go into that reclaiming the promise of the day explain
why nobody can get RT in the United States. It's because of
the freedom of the internet is the promise of the internet.
Exactly.
But I think this so it all ties together. Now with all that in
mind with this big signatory done
argument with Obama at Stanford with with the Brookings
Institution in on it with NPR in on it everybody pushing it. How
do they come up with Nina? Janowicz? I don't and even
though she's uniquely qualified, do you know what I know? Right?
They're wrong.
Hold on a second. Let me try that again. How do they come up
with Nina Jagger rich?
I should probably do the job. This is going to be great in the
edit. How do they come up with
to do
nothing this stuff should be off the internet. It's immoral.
She's saying horrible things she does. She's connecting to Santa
Claus. And who she has to have sex with. I'm sorry, that's a
third grade curriculum these days. My mistake or she has sex
with that bald creek that runs you know, I think that guy is
kinky.
It looks kinky. He's lazy. He's probably I mean yes. Why your
eyes so Blaze is kinky man. blazed Blaze. Those cats are not
cool, bro. Those cats are not cool.
And there's my first one there's my first film they'll tell you
right now there's my first one. Because my first 70s callback
word.
Was it cats? Those cats those cats man?
Those cats are not cool. Those cats cow cats those back to the
30s go okay. It's this. Ah, maybe the 20s Are you
discrediting my my 70s callback?
Yeah, well, that was the idea that when I came up with the
idea of just throwing these things out, you are supposed to
discredit me. Yeah. And so to finally determine the one that
was from the 80s only.
But cats is cats is from the 70s No, I guess it's older than a
year right now. Okay, how about this one? Neato.
nidos Okay, hold on a second. Neato. Come on. I need I'm gonna
dispute Nido, you're gonna dispute nietos on my list.
Anita was on my list too. And I've I've read off different
lists at Nido. No, I'm absolutely certain that nietos
goes back to the 50s because I think I remember hearing it. I
knew Leave It to Beaver.
Okay, well, let me do something else just been get out of the
way because we'll be referring to the 70s throughout our lives
for the next 10 years. Did you see the the PDF one of our
producers kindly put together all of the clippings of 70s
headlines? Yes, that was pretty good. You want to go over? I'll
just I'll just blow through them real quick. Because it's in it's
in the show notes. Here we go. And then you tell me the
comparison to now how about that? That's a good way to do
it. There's there's only 22 of them. So we start with the first
one Nixon sends combat units into Cambodia.
Afghanistan get Ukraine? Yeah. It wasn't April 30. No less
1000s of homosexuals protest in New York.
That's date day after day. Every day. Everything Kent State
shooting shocked the nation. I'm sorry, what Kent State shootings
shocks the nation. Yes, shooting a bunch of students by the
government has not happened. Okay, so what's on deck was
marked down every bus that Trudeau acts firmly against
Quebec revolt. Boom. How about that truckers?
That was Daddy true. I mean, not his dad, of course, because we
all know that was Castro.
Next one, Mid East oil prices expected to increase.
Well, this just goes out saying we you can stop the list. And I
think mainly because that Trudeau thing that you mentioned
about the truckers.
I was taken aback by this clip I've got here. Auto was still at
replay this clip auto was still a second.
ago, police wearing helmets and carrying riot shields have made
several arrests as a faceoff continues in Ottawa with
protesters who were against COVID-19 mandates. A number of
semi trucks are also trying to make their way to the cities
Parliament Hill. A three week demonstration earlier this year
prompted the government to invoke its emergencies act for
the first time. This was confusing. It was yesterday. It
was my understanding that really there was a biker rally. A biker
rally came through Rolling Thunder, which also comes
through Texas. And that was perceived as or actually the way
it was even shown on social media. Tina says hey you see the
convoy is back in my convoy back. I'm looking I start diving
in cuz she's just monitoring what's you know, headline stuff
on Twitter. And I look at it now this
This biker rally has nothing to do with it to the way it was
presented was kind of as if it had returned. And then I'm sure
he didn't since we're taking this break. There rebel news was
interviewing some of the people protesting. And there's a woman.
There's another one of them women's, and she's definitely
one of those. And she's got to sign which as convoy go home,
and the guys interviewing you say, Well, what is the problem
here? But what do you really protesting? Because there's no
convoy and Well, listen to this. If you're going to protest
something as nebulous as freedom, then you can't encroach
on others.
Freedom,
the concept of a nebulous freedom. They don't have a
specific
title a specific reason for being here. They're all over the
place. And all they're doing is suppressing Ottawa residents,
Ottawa businesses, we are being harassed and held hostage for
their
supposin encroachments on prenups. What does that single
fucking white man have to say to anybody about a bodily autonomy?
Freedom? I'm not sure what race has to do with I didn't say
anything about race or a white man.
Single white man shirt race. Okay. So I mean, what does race
have to do with it when I look at people that are gathered here
today? Right across the multi diverse spectrum? No more
comments. Oh, okay. Well, when it says complete, go home,
in the hallway and go home in February, they called it a
convoy as the convoy
the gathering here.
We go away.
Now, this is the best part. It just means no more comments. No
more comments.
More comments. No more comments.
No more comments. No more.
This is, this is derangement John. It's like, Reclaiming my
time. Reclaiming my time. Reclaiming my time. She's
freaking out.
Walk away
I feel bad.
Bad man. This woman this woman had clipping the day clipping
the day. Oh, thank you so much. I do appreciate it.
Oh, my God, what is wrong with what you see. And it's worth
looking at the video because she's hold the same as the woman
in green screen. She even has one of the same hats on the
whole it's, it's that's the mag cap. Yeah, a little bit. Yeah,
it's a different kind of mid cap. But the whole vibe is the
same. But what I'm seeing is someone who's completely mind
controlled, brainwashed. And when she's talking even the
beginning, she's holding the sign and I noticed a lot. She's
her. She's shaking, her hands are shaking. She's so outraged
and so mad. And the guy calls her on something he's she says,
which is know what is? What is white men have to do anything
about bodily autonomy, you know, because white men suck. And he
says, What does race have to do with how can you say the butt
race? He says, Well, no, you said white man. And then you can
see the brain freeze going.
Okay, race but you know, no more comments.
It's sad. What what? Government sign She held the sign that said
convoy go home and as though convoy around, correct. Correct.
Yeah. There's a rally a bike arrest is a this is a this is a
problem. Yes. And it's the media and the
media, these people and their little groups. And the rest of
it. Yeah.
Very sad. So we continue with our 70s callback, might as well
finish it up. Ready for this 1000s of Vietnamese pour into
Laos.
That's that's your that's your refugees? Yep.
Printing of Pentagon Papers is upheld.
Now, I would equate that with Assange. Yeah, I would think so
too. Although different outcome.
It's Nixon by a landslide.
Hello, Biden. How about this one? This is from
doesn't 1972 506 changes done in past six years?
Is this insane how this is repeating. Now here's my phone.
able to exchange I know what it is go on. Agnew resigns. Ford is
chosen to succeed this is what I'm waiting for. It would be
perfect to have Kamala Harris resign so we can choose a new
vice president no my favorite my favorite one kill us let's get
to it. Let's let's go down the list because they're good. The
next one. Okay. Let's just do a one by one it's in order.
The I don't have in front of me your plate rediem. Yeah, oil
embargo causes acute economic trouble.
Just go on. Yeah, US officials warn of world depression. Renee
Richards wins first match as a woman
is the one that's the one former Navy officer today is that woman
to swimmer? Yep. Lea to be the ones Yeah, completely out of
control. By the way she was beaten by female swimmer
recently. Yeah, we know how that went. Yeah, Renee Richards who
never achieved this I'm reading directly who never achieved much
recognition as a male tennis player has won her first
tournament matches a woman before the Navy officer and
baseball star scouted by the Yankees as a man. She know
That's lame. They should if she underwent a sex change and is
trying to establish herself and women's tennis. In what amounts
to a media circus. Dr. Richards won the first set against Kathy
being at Orange New Jersey six oh, and the second six two after
kneeling collapsing from exhaustion. Dr. Richards father
of a young son is Richard Raskind. Hey, in relation to
Jamie played some matches in California under the name of
Renee Clark before making her official debut as a woman
player. So the more things change, the more they stay the
same. Only then they kind of call it out.
Then we have Carter elected president credits debates.
Carter says us must treat oil crisis like war. Trans Alaskan
oil pipeline finally open will be the opposite of that.
tractors and trucks roll through Washington and farm protest that
hey we need a good farm protest. I'll be good. And then we have
Carter offers Farm Aid after protest it's Farm Aid we could
do another Farm Aid
Three Mile Island atomic leak
I don't know if we're gonna get any any scares here. Iran says
seizes embassy. We could have Iran kickin up Russians in
Afghanistan.
And five OPEC members raised prices again. So not all of this
is exactly maps completely. Hey, it's way too close for kids.
Verde close is definitely close.
So all right, so we're up to speed on Ministry of bullshit.
And, and where we're really going I do have a multi parter
on I discovered some more shit about this 33 billion going to
Ukraine.
Oh, I wanted to get some okay. We get to Ukraine. I went some
COVID stuff out of the way Ukraine. Yeah, I start with
that. And I got the to some minor Ukraine reports. Good.
So this is kind of the intro which we learned live during the
show on Thursday, President Biden formally asked Congress
for $33 billion in extra aid for Ukraine. To help counter
Russia's invasion. The cost of this fight is not cheap. But KB
new aggression is going to be more costly if we allow it to
happen. Biden requesting 20 point 4 billion in new military
assistance and 8.5 billion for the Ukrainian government to help
provide basic citizen services.
Americans supplying a whole range of weapon systems.
The latest to be sent of these howitzer artillery guns to
Pentagon saying more than half of the 90 promised have now
arrived and the first 50 Ukrainians have now been trained
how to find them. We're not attacking Russia. We're helping
Ukraine defend itself against Russian aggression. Russian
Foreign Minister Lavrov has warned the danger of a nuclear
war over Ukraine, President Putin not directly mentioning
nuclear weapons but hinting at it when I see his letter saying
we have all the tools for this things no one else can boast of
having President Biden condemning the warnings, no one
should be making final comments about the use of nuclear weapons
or the possibility to use this irresponsible night. So that was
basically the top line messaging 33 billion, we're not quite sure
what it is what it's for how it's going to work. Jen Psaki
got a real long question, asked about the basically that would
give us details how much it will cost or what the ultimate
definition of victory actually is? Well, I mean, let me just
reiterate something the President has said from the
beginning, I will get to your point. But this I will get to
your questions. I promise that I spread some disinfo
Russian aggression has costs, leaving it unchecked would be
even more costly allowing? Well, what's the point? Is she saying
if we don't give this money to Ukraine, Russia will win and it
will cost more. And she will explain what that cost is. It
has cost, leaving it unchecked would be even more costly,
allowing Russia to run rampant around Europe beyond Ukraine,
which is what President Putin outlined really coming for
Germany next, right before he invaded would be incredibly
costly to the world and to the United States. We calculate that
as well, right now, I know, let me I will get there. I promise.
I know you're raising your hand, you asked me a few questions I'm
gonna get there. Right now, the importance of this package to
the president, because everyday Ukrainians pay the price of
freedom in their lives, and he feels providing them with arms
and foods is the right thing to do, and trying to plan for. And
I noticed that some components actually no, are not limited.
It's not that the spending will end at five months. It's just
allowing the ability for us Ukrainians and the Europeans to
plan over the long term. And, by the way, before there's 33
billion came out, I think we even talked about that, that
Jake Sullivan, Secretary of State was saying, you know, we
need we requested five months worth of funding. This package
is not military weapons. It's something else allowing the
ability for us to Ukrainians and the Europeans to plan over the
long term. In fact, much of the security assistance will be much
longer than that. The reason it's difficult to define what
winning is, is because obviously, Our view continues to
be that an ends will be through a diplomatic process and a
diplomatic conversation. The Ukrainians are the ones to
determine what the outcome of that will look like not for us
to determine on their behalf, that we're not letting her go
that we're like, hey, but how long is it five years, 10 years,
we expect a line item appropriation for military aid
to Ukraine for the next 510 15 years. I mean, is this open
ended? We of course, want the war to end as quickly as
possible. And President Putin could do that tomorrow. But
right now we're making a decision about what we're
advocating for, is trying to support and have the backs of an
incredibly brave country and their people who are kicked out
of their homes fighting an aggressive dictator and his
military, lacking food, lacking economic assistance, preventing
Putin from rampaging through Europe, which by the way, would
be much more expensive than what we're talking about here
rampaging through Europe write it down Putin rampage, Randy
said before Putin's not gonna go RAM Yes, your appear. Here he
comes. He's coming in to Paris rampaging. So the United States
definition of what success or victory looks like in the region
is contingent on how long the Ukrainians are willing to combat
the Russians and whether or not they want to fight them enforce
this is really this is a good question from a White House
reporters saying, Well, wait a minute. So we're gonna put all
this money in, but the success really hinges upon what those
guys say and do and, and we just sit around and wait for Putin to
possibly beat them and rampage throughout Europe. You know,
this seems a little open ended and wishy washy to the
negotiation table or push them out of their borders. That's up
to them. But we're exactly what I said. What I will say is that
what President Putin defined his own version of winning and
victory from the beginning, was taking over Ukraine, their
sovereignty, their territorial integrity, obviously, he's
already failed at that.
When did Putin say that? He didn't say that? That's why he
never said that. That's obviously in there.
I think she's through obviously, is to kind of couch that he
never said that on their sovereignty, their territorial
integrity. Obviously, he's already failed at that. Right.
Right, in that sense, already defeating Putin's effort to
envelop them into Russia. But this is an ongoing war. We know
that we know that diplomacy and having a discussion and
negotiation is the way to say it again. She's just lying. My
understanding was that this was a festering situation that we
couldn't, we decided to do nothing about. And that is the
movement toward Ukraine toward joining NATO. Yes. Because they
had the new guy come in. I think we should join NATO. No, we
don't think you should. I think we should we should also be in
the EU. No, no, no, we've no, you see, we've reverted back to
Putin. Putin just wants to turn everybody Russian. Yeah, it's
like, like a conversion therapy. Republicans convert people. This
scenario, this bullcrap. Yes. Well, it's no no more or less
bullcrap than the COVID vaccine still working
and math
asks being important, important. Oh please, this is how this is
what happens is the media just the Ministry of Truth, otherwise
this stuff is gonna get out of control by gossip. podcasters.
Like you. Yes, spreading disinformation is effort to
envelop them into Russia. But this is an ongoing war. We know
that we know that diplomacy and having a discussion and
negotiation is the way to get an end to it. Our efforts.
Yes,
this is a clip I've been carrying around. I want to play
I hate to interrupt. That's
always good. This is the G five clip. Let me see where I got too
many clips. So I can't have five of the G 20. G 20. Yeah, it's
right. There was a preliminary meeting that took place. I mean,
the big meeting supposed to be in?
I think in November. There's this g 20. Clip. Here it is
trial this G 20 walkout. US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen
along with Ukraine's finance minister today walked out of a G
20. Meeting in Washington as Russia's representative began
speaking, several finance ministers and central bank
governors also left the room according to people who were
there. Others who were attending virtually reportedly turned off
their cameras in protest moved to a place during the
International Monetary Fund in the World Bank's annual spring
meetings in Washington that says the brutal effects of Russia's
assault against Ukraine have taken center stage. Right. So
what you're saying is how does that how does that compute with
the we know diplomacy is the way to go? Yeah, how does this
childish walk oh, oh, God away a Russian?
How does that work? Tell me it doesn't. I'm interested. Saki
How does that work with this? What you just heard? Also, that
was central bankers and finance ministers. Talk about childish
numbers or numbers, economy's economy, the way things work is
just the way they work. And then you go, Oh, no, no, you guys
suck. We already kicked you off of Swift. We kicked you out of
our sandbox. Why even here?
But yeah, we're here for diplomacy. But this is an
ongoing war. We know that we know that diplomacy and having a
discussion and negotiation is the way to get an end to it walk
out our effort. And our focus is on strengthening them at the
negotiating table. And that's the role that we feel that we
can play. I wish that you were there in the White House press
corps and you would say excuse me, excuse me, Chucky, Jen.
So if diplomacy is the answer, then why did everybody walk out
of the G 20. Finance meeting? And then she say that is
obviously you know, Secretary Yeah, get to it later. I come a
wrap around. I do a wrap around. Secretary Yellen you have to
talk about I'll circle back but Secretary Yellen used to ask her
Department of Treasury about that. I would ask you to I think
you should talk to them and ask them ask I can't. Here's my
here's my money shot I'm getting this is the money shot.
Money should back off, man. Finally comes the money shot. Do
you even this is PBS news hour? Do you even know what victory
looks like for Ukrainians at this point? Well, obviously
they've been able to preserve the government preserve their
freedom. But can they preserve their economy? That is the
question right now. You know, they require about five to $7
billion in aid a month right now, the West, of course is
supporting them, but how long can they go? Can they go for
years? Can they go for decades, they need to get that back
economy back up and running their exports? Back through
through the maritime ports. And if we can block if we can't
break the blockade that the Russians are instituted in the
Black Sea, it will be very, very tough to
trail Petrovitch of the Silverado policy accelerator.
Joining us tonight. For your time, we should have the no
agenda policy accelerated. Yeah, we should. Did you hear what he
said that wants to come out? Yeah, let's play it again. You
tell everybody what you heard.
Here comes, obviously they've been able to preserve the
government preserve their freedom. But can they preserve
their economy? That is the question right now. You know,
they require about five to $7 billion in aid a month right
now, the West, of course is supporting them. But how long
can they go? Can they go for years and they go for decades,
they need to get that back economy back up and running
their exports? Back through through the maritime ports. And
if we can block if we can break the blockade.
If we can't block them, Oh, yeah. And if we can block the
block, we can break the blockade that the Russians are instituted
in the Black Sea. It will be very, very tough to do. Okay.
Some other things he has, he's saying they're very important.
It all fits all the numbers make sense? He's saying the economy
is dead. They need five to $7 billion a month in order to keep
the economy going. So the whole country doesn't melt down.
Remember, the State Department's 33 billion was for about five
months of support for Ukraine. I'm thinking you read around
six, six and a half months you
You're about $33 billion, that you're five to seven a month.
Now, are we just giving this to them? Oh, no. Because what was
what was not covered,
which was passed by the House and by the Senate. Now it's
going to the president's office for signature is the Ukraine.
Democracy, the defense Lend Lease act of 2022. Oh, yeah.
We're putting them in debt. Every penny of the $33 billion,
which they will never be able to pay back, just like China does
to African countries. They will be indebted to us. We own that
bitch now. We own it.
That's, that's what this was about. And what's the nickname
of Ukraine? Bitch?
No, because I'm wrong. breadbasket of Europe. That's
right. So hey, Europe, how you doing? Boris Johnson? Oh, we
spent we are leading the effort with 150 Really? Oh, credit is
good. We own the bread basket. You turd. Not us. By the way.
That's alarming. Yeah, it's okay. We'll own the breadbasket
of Europe which is a moneymaker. No doubt about moneymaker. Yeah.
So let's take a look at what's going on with you, Chris. Well,
wait actually before I before I go to you, Ukraine wheat theft.
Yes.
Since you were playing that clip with a we got a block.
Choose wants to come out. Let's listen to key clip. Key clip
number one, Lloyd Austin, after his he is the defense secretary
of the United States had to get a special waiver because
typically that's that's supposed to be a citizen who runs it? And
he was, Oh, I'm sorry. I thought the waiver was because he's
stupid. After his long train trip from Poland to key have and
back defense secretary Lloyd Austin was asked this week
whether us goals in Ukraine are shifting. We want to see Russia
weakened to the degree that it can't do the kinds of things
that it has done in invading Ukraine. And the US wants to
help Ukraine win. We believe that we can win they can win if
they have the right equipment, the right support.
We can win win. I mean, what are we this is our war. Are you
telling me that truth wants to come out? We can win. We can
win. We can win fucking guy. All right. A rare s bomb from Jhansi
Devorah. Here's this here's a here's another kind of a kind of
a truth wants to come out right. This is like a little more
blatant. A former Deputy Secretary General of NATO Rose
Gottemoeller says Russian President Vladimir Putin has
united the alliance in a way that surprised her Putin has
created the 180 degree opposite effect of what he wanted. He
wanted NATO pushed back to its 1997 lines. And instead, he has
a NATO more coherent, more together more resolved to work
together to really defeat this threat to its partner Ukraine.
When is when is Ukraine his partner? Yes, partner. That's
when you live together. You're not really married. This my
partner? My partner was our partner Ukraine, NATO is saying
our partner Ukraine. This is bull crap. Yeah. They're also
pushing the White House even pushing hard for Finland and
Sweden. They should join NATO. Come on, everybody is great.
This is going to destroy the European Union, which is which I
think is exactly well, one of the many outcomes Putin was
hoping for. Well, I will say this and we've I've said this
before read but I think you agree is that Ukraine was never
going to be allowed to join the EU because there's going to be
just too much corruption and crime you're getting fast track.
Another country you want in the EU? Did you then again, pay in
we own all the resources because we're doing the wheat growing
there ourselves. I got I got I got it. I got it. So the
European Union, or the commission, I should say, had a
big meeting in Strasbourg. Now whenever they do something in
Strasbourg, that's the other office.
That's where the serious shit happens. Yeah. And so they had I
think we learned this from Faraj. Yes. So they had
representatives of European Union institutions, national
parliaments, citizens panels, and they approved just over the
weekend more than 300 proposals, including abolition of national
vetoes, granting European Parliament the right to propose
legislation. This was never supposed to happen. more
investment in climate change mitigation and the launch of
joint Armed Forces, which we were promised because I was in
the EU at the time would never, ever
But no, we will never have an EU army ever never, never, never,
never. But here it is and transnational voting lists so
that it'll probably get you in a concentration camp.
Who knows? Everything they said the European Union would never
be.
Is this and all the things they promised no borders. It's taken
away.
And they did this like in the dark of the night with no one
really paying any attention.
So yeah,
there's a lot going on in the EU and I don't think I'm you know,
Christina is still here. She leaves tomorrow. And I'm like,
now she and her boyfriend, almost fiance. Now they're doing
music stuff. I'm like, Y'all should go to Nashville. Get out
of that. Hell yes. Go to Nashville. Music hellhole. Just
a hellhole. So anyway, sorry. Well, let's play the crane
wheat. By the way, there's a bunch of contradictory
information. And a lot of these reports they say one thing in
this way we're How can that be if that's true, then? This is
the Ukraine wheat. Saft. Gotta love it. Ukraine's deputy
agriculture minister says he fears Russia is stealing massive
amounts of grain from Ukrainian areas occupied by Russia troops.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has disrupted grain production and
distribution leading to rising food prices and peers to benefit
kisses reports from Kyiv.
Didn't they just isn't planting season just beginning what are
they stealing?
From the greeneries. Okay, baking, Iranian TV deputy
agriculture minister Tadashi Wysocki said that farmers are
trying to work during planting season despite constant shelling
from Russian troops on the blue fox shoe within my eyes is
abroad. He also accused Russia of stealing grain stored in
occupied Ukrainian territory. He says there are roughly 1.5
million tons of grain in those occupied areas. Ukraine is known
as Europe's breadbasket. It was a top global exporter of grains
before the war, Russia is now blocking the southern Ukrainian
city of Odessa, Ukraine's main export hub, neighboring Romania
is helping move some of those exports to the Black Sea port of
Constanta.
Okay, okay, so they're shelling for some reason, they're
shelling the Big Boy, these guys are trying to, which I don't
believe for a minute because the Russians have long sense that
they're not touching any of the agricultural areas. They don't
want to disturb the flow of grain or use it carrying water
for Putin again, then they're also they're also implying that
what individual soldiers are going in by getting a bag of
wheat and stealing it. This doesn't make any sense
whatsoever. No, it's a setup to let everybody know that the
hunger Winter's coming.
That could be it now, but I'd have to say we probably in the
US, probably will be okay. Actually.
It's we're gonna be it's gonna be a lot of weird stuff that we
won't have. Hey, have you noticed? Sorry, just as an
aside, do we have Charmin toilet paper, and I'm very particular
about the toilet I like I like the expensive, soft, fluffy
kind. I don't know how, what you are what you're like, but I
can't imagine any guy not wanting soft fluffy toilet
paper. The best toilet paper in the world is made by ZZ II. And
the reason is because it's soft, but it has a grip.
Clean. A clings and cleans. Well, I've noticed
that the edges are near the edges of the roll are cut shitty
now. They used to be nice and tight and neat. And keep to
bleach and I think the plies are thinner. I think we're
witnessing shrink. Felician I think that you might be wrong.
And I'll tell you why. Okay,
Charmin has a
because I had to during the toilet paper shortage somebody
sent me the big giant 10 foot roll of Charmin this huge thing
that you put on a big on a special device.
Yeah, remember, the industrial size was big. It's more than
that as a bit jobs sometimes in the airport in the in the
laboratory, and they gotta know this is 10 times bigger than
that does that idea? Yes, a big giant thing. So and it was
superb toilet paper and his Charmin and it was it just
unbelievably, it was soft, but to get a grip it had everything
going on. Meanwhile, at gross out where I do a lot of my
shopping, they have all these they've you know, they sell
discounted crazy stuff. So I've gone through different kinds of
I've had two or three different versions of Charmin from this.
And it's like they have
So that's like they have two or three or four or five different
versions of their toilet paper. And they have slightly different
names, but sometimes not. And it's it varies. It's some of
this stuff. I think some Charmin that I had is basically greasy,
and you can't it won't grab anything. It's just like slides
around like I sent me on a wet car. It just doesn't get
anything. It doesn't pick up any dirt.
So I don't know why. Classic
shimmies I got to go back and listen to that classic. Thank
you. Well, I have nothing left. The prosecution rests on the
Charmin case, back to Ukraine.
You know that we're near the end of the initial operation and
moving into the long term phase two when Angelina Jolie visits
ah, and there's some great video of her in live live.
And she walking into like a coffee shop and everyone's like,
hey, you know, and there's people riding their bikes and
everything's cool. And you know, it's like, oh, this is all
groovy. And she's waving and they all have a cappuccino
please in war torn Ukraine.
So she's there she and all didn't Pelosi go over and Chuck
Schumer and they go over to live as well to go in pontificate.
Yeah. What do you do when you go? Are you checking your
Charmin?
Hello, I had to go to the other desk for a quick second grab my
yak brochure. Oh my goodness. Yak is I mean, it's on fire.
People are loving the Yak.
We even have we even have a yak karma now one second. Yeah,
you've got
karma. Wow. And sounds like a yak to me. I don't know if you
saw the pre stream art or bad gas. What the pre stream art was
nice piece promoting episode 1447. It was like, you know,
like typical no agenda stuff like donate, you know? Just send
your cash and then one guy with the sign ejack Not bugs. Like
Yeah.
There's a new slogan. Yeah, no bugs. Yeah. Anyway, so back to
Ukraine. Ukraine.
Yes. They've all been a devolved gone over there. Then visited
the coffee shop. Yes. There's one coffee shop. I mean, it's
Pierre over there doing everybody's hair at the same
time. Yeah. Could you come over from Perry because we're all
listen Nancy is here. Chuck is here. And Angie, we all know you
love doing Angie's hair.
Shoot.
Is that it for Ukraine? No, I thought you were on a roll
there. I didn't know it. No, I mean, I've got it all. The
money's a scam. And we're going to own the breadbasket. What
more do we need? I think it's a scam. I think somehow I got that
Mary Opal update.
Kind of interesting. This is the three partners and Mary you
update horrors. Start with that? Yeah, brushes assault on Ukraine
is now in her in his third month with heavy fighting in the
eastern South last night. President Solinsky described in
vivid terms are the most devastated cities Marya poll.
Blank. He said it's a Russian concentration camp in the middle
of ruins. We're joined now by in Paris, Joanna kids. Wow, man, I
wish I got to are they all? Are they channeling like Edward R.
Murrow or Ali wish. I mean, it's like it's a concentration camp
in ruins. Like he said, he said, it's a Russian concentration
camp in the middle of ruins. It's a Russian concentration
camp in the middle of ruins. We're joined now by in Paris.
Joanna Kuchar, Sol from Keith. Joanna. Thanks, Joanna. Thanks
for Thanks for having me, Scott. President Solinsky met with the
UN Secretary General this week to try to set up a plan to
evacuate civilians from our Europol but any evacuation plans
actually been put into place? Well, you know, so far all we
know is that Ukrainian authorities are trying to
establish evacuation corridors and they've tried this several
times, with no success. And the situation in Mariupol is really
dire. So there's so much need for an evacuation plan to
happen. Because there are hundreds of Ukrainian soldiers
and civilians who are holed up in this underground maze under
the odds of stole factory, which is this massive steel factory in
medieval Russian forces are constantly bombing this factory.
Hundreds of the Ukrainians are wounded. There are women and
children there. The youngest child is reportedly four months
old. They're all running out of food out of water out of
supplies. The group has sent out videos and photos on social
media. And one photo is just so depressing. I just can't get it
out of my head. It shows a ton
odler Wearing a taped up plastic bag as a diaper.
Oh, ma and you you've been in touch with Ukrainian soldier
who's inside the factory. What does he report? Yes, I have and
he has confirmed all these terrible conditions he calls the
situation catastrophic. The soldiers commander is now going
to social media to beg turkey for help since no one else has
managed to get the group out. And you know, let's not forget
what's happening outside this plant. The Russians have bombed
muddy Upul into charred ruins. US satellite images suggest
there are mass graves outside muddy we'll pull that are
growing every day. In countries like Greece, which has historic
ties to the city. They are pushing for the International
Criminal Court to investigate war crimes and muddy people.
Very vivid,
good crime report. I felt I really felt it about the child
with diaper. Really horrible plastic bag.
How the thing about Turkey bugs me it was my understanding that
Russia and Turkey are now talking together about stuff. Is
this incorrect? is as easy. Are they helping Ukraine now that
doesn't make sense. I the turkey thing is as mystifying to me as
it is to you. I don't know where they stand on this thing. We
have to probably look into it a little better than we're doing
because they seem to be on both sides of
that Turkey is also sidelining up to Saudi Arabia now. Turkey
is the one that they use as the middleman for the exchange of
prisoners in America. Russians land there and they change.
People get swapped back and forth.
I don't know what role turkeys trying to play. I go to my I
should go to my Turkish mechanic and ask him he would tell me his
big fare we haven't heard from the Turkish mechanic in a while
it's been years to get to get my car smogged Yeah. All right.
This part part two of this series. Let me ask you about war
crimes because
the Ukrainians are investigating war crimes in other parts of the
country at the same time, what's the latest on that? So there are
1000s of investigations into war crimes going on in Ukraine right
now has many more crimes, prosecutors who are going from
town to town from village to village to interview survivors
of torture and rape. They come with forensic teams to exhume
bodies, and then send those bodies to medical examiners. And
you know, and sometimes they don't have much to work with, we
spent a day with a one war crimes prosecutor in motion, a
village not far from the Ukrainian capital, key of his
investigators had discovered the partial remains of a person in
the ruins of a house. And the prosecutor told me you know,
finding out how this person died is going to be incredibly
difficult. And we may not even know for sure ever if it's a war
crime, these people are sick. They will do anything to prove
war crime, how about war? How about the financing of war? How
about sending weapons to kill people? Doesn't matter which
person he's not all just wars, his crimes. Oh, criminal? Well,
especially when you listen to that last anecdote. Yeah, some
house got hit by a missile got blowed up. And there's a dead
guy, and it's a war crime. We have to prove it. And now
they're trying to prove that's a war crime. Are they trying to
figure out how he died? He died from a big explosion his house.
I know this war crime thing is a little bit well, well, what you
keep hearing is the International Criminal Court.
This This has been brought back several times made to the
International Criminal Court and the International Court of
Justice. Well, the US doesn't recognize either as far as I
know. Yeah. Well, that's the whole point is to have the US
recognize it, don't you think and I happen to be in jail.
That's why of course that's why they'd like to and they can
throw Trump in there and they basically Republican
International Republican Republicans But Clinton should
go to he's the one Obama and you know what everyone be like that
douchey and to make it look good balance it out? Yes, yes. Yes.
Yes. I'm gonna be the only guy doesn't get what he should go
into now with his drones now know the hit list a drone
hitless? Oh, no, no, no. Hey, it was only it was only one. I was
only 116 year old. Give us a break. He got the Nobel Peace
Prize. Can't throw him in court in jail.
All right, part three of this series. But together Ukrainian
prosecutors did have enough to bring war crimes charges in some
other cases. Tell us about that. Yeah, that's right. Ukraine is
now looking for 10 Russian soldiers accused of murder,
torture and rape in the town of Bucha. Outside pay of Ukraine's
Defense Ministry calls them the despicable. 10 Russian soldiers
occupied Bucha for a month at the beginning of the war, and
when the time was liberated Ukrainian troops found massacre
raves and bodies lying in the streets. Ukraine's Prosecutor
General has released the names and the photographs of the
accused soldiers and she says Ukraine will do everything
possible to bring them to justice. Yeah this is
psychological warfare on the people of the world this is the
MO would call it trauma based entertainment all you're
watching all day is little bit all this is war crime. What's
not a war it's it's all horrible. But new let's go back
and look at this into this little report again, for its
logic
10 soldier who first of all this Buka thing is questionable,
basically. And we've heard clips about it being a scam, then the
Russian Nazi or they're not there but the Ukrainian Nazi
guys didn't. But where did they get 10 photos? And first of all,
how they identify 10 soldiers and where did they get their
photos that they could pass them around? This reminds me of the
time there during the Russia gate investigation where they
had the names and addresses of some Russians that were
supposedly the guys who put up the Facebook ads they got they
got Trump elected in 2016 Those guys yeah mammer them disguise
indicted they're guided aid guys a guy's it's specific guys.
Yeah, it's just doesn't make sense that you can even manage
this No, it's but it does. I said it's just trauma based
entertainment it's just giving you stuff so you can when you
feel good about your your your Ukraine stuff so you're like
that woman in Canada holding the sign and saying no comment No
comment. And with that I'd like to thank you for your courage
and say in the morning to you the man who just put the see and
no more comment ladies and gentlemen Mr. John to see a
Devorah
no comment
Miss random curiosity in the morning the boots on the ground
feet in the air so there's no water the dames
boy we're getting out there. Oh, well, that was worth the price
of admission. In the morning to the trolls and the troll room.
Hello, trolls. Hands up they want to see how many of you got
how many are scurrying around. What do we have here? And once
again, there we go. I'm not I'm not getting any getting any
count. Save every week? No, it's it's like I don't have the power
all of a sudden and then I don't have the food to do the count.
And and no one is doing the count for me. And thank you.
This is sucks. Oh, here we go.
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that's up there. Wow. 28 is our usual Sunday. That's not a usual
Sunday. We haven't had 28 in in in weeks. Ever since COVID died
off. That's right everyone's got my wife's got COVID Again no.
Yeah, she tested and she was does she feel bad is it what are
the symptoms?
general malaise and a cough
Hmm. Interesting. Well, I had a bad headache the headache so it
bothers her. She that that's loaded up on d3. And it got it's
pretty much knocked that knocked it out. But the headache is
still there. That's interesting. And I wanted to without being
rude. I mean, I'm just going to presume she has not been
vaccinated.
No, she hasn't been vaccinated. But that pure I guess seems that
there's a plague of it up there in the Pacific Northwest is
where she is right now. And she's short so I guess you JC
and Jessie are both sick. So as the baby
also with the VT well that seems that they have the symptoms but
they can't test positive they didn't test positive
Well, that's that's not good. Because I don't want it again. I
don't want it again. No, I've never had it so I don't want it
at all. No, I was talking to me about this because everyone's
had it around me the penny here has been sick and I will come I
haven't gotten it besides the fact that I don't get sick and
I've decided I think I had something when I was a young kid
must have given me some sort of immunity to the COVID I don't
get clean I don't want to get you know abducted and have lunch
Academy because
yeah, everybody wants to be like patients here everybody wants
some of your blood some of your DNA if only we can find him we
can we can save the world
well, I'm sorry to hear that. I hope she's okay that's that's
yeah, she's she's got a day ago and she's feeling better as of
last night so did you drink bleach as a kid maybe it's not
like that. It's not helping you get to too many eggs book finish
which is done for add a copy. We got to typeset everything's
ready to go we have been talking about well, the vinegar book I
guess is never going
to happen that the Oh no, the vinegar books on its way. Okay,
so the egg book came after the vinegar book and the egg book I
believe was Mimi's book more than yours Mimi's book is not my
book. I had nothing to do with it. Okay, so then they'll help
publish it. But we're not going to you know, no, she did this
book. She's got the egg story, she can talk about ace forever.
This is stemmed from a fact that we had too many chickens. And so
the book is called too many. What is the what is the title of
the Oh, too many eggs? Too many aces. The title? Yeah. Nice. And
where it was huge. It's
it's huge. It's got 1000s and 1000s of egg recipes. That was
this will be a physical product. Yeah. And hardcover. Yeah, like
a coffee table book. No, no, no, it's not. It's gonna be a hard
ass. It's gonna be a rock solid recipe book a cookbook. And will
this be released on Harper Collins, which is pronounced?
We're gonna we're gonna start a publishing company around it and
produce the book. Oh, well, you guys know how to do this. This
is what you do. This is what you do. We can do it. And you've
done it, and you can do it and we'll do things right. Well,
once this book is done, and all the other books will follow. I'm
proud of you, John. That's good. Yeah, you should be proud of
her. Well, I mean, you support her? I do. You're gonna support
with the publishing Yeah, it's like you know, I did podcasting.
2.0 you do eggs
well, the trolls are trolling away as they do. That's the
troll room troll. room.io There's a lot of people
listening live now. It'll be interesting to see how many
Listen Live when we go two hours later. Oh, the humanity on on
Cinco Demayo
but it is no agenda stream.com and the troll room.io. These are
these are cool places to hang out. I mean, everyone's logged
in at some point during the day just hanging out seeing what's
going on. For the longer conversations follow us on the
mastodon we have no agenda social.com With the recent
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people the going to Mastodon seeking for some openness, and
for some different things. You know, on this note, I love the
fediverse and you know, all these different servers and
groups and cults and clans can all communicate cross servers or
block each other whatever they want. But what I like is because
we have no moderation like zero, just no moderation because you
don't need it. I've asked someone to take down a link to
some kiddie porn that supposedly with Joe Biden, yeah, they get
rid of that link, man, but I'm not going to delete it.
Unless I felt there was some legal thing that could get us
into into trouble. But otherwise, no. You know, Tina
finally got on to truth social.
And, and I said, Well, what's it like? She said, Well, what you'd
expect. It's like, it's like a conservative Republican echo
chamber. And I said, Let me guess You said, yeah, it's no
fun. See, exactly. Because there's no one to troll. There's
no one who can freak out over something you said. So, this,
this is a huge mistake on Trump's part. Whereas in the
fediverse, we get all kinds of people who hate us and a yelling
and we can laugh at them and you know, then it block and unblock.
It's great. It's just no one controls that we control our
part. Everybody else controls their part. So if you want to be
a part of that, get yourself a mastodon account, follow no
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follow you back. Be happy to follow you back. And now we want
to thank the artists for episode 1446 We titled it that 70s
podcast which it was as we went through it whole litany of 70s
terms and revealed my score at the end which was pathetic. Not
only was it you get you hit you I got 60% Why think I thought I
got 60% I got better than that. There were a couple you
mentioned that I hadn't caught the freak out I said I was like
Genji
well this No no, I have the list here.
To get my glasses. I'll tell you what you missed. I missed three
counts also missed the 80s one of which I think the 80s one I
think is looking good.
I think I said at OSI on a site I missed I must have caught out
of sight I missed free you might have a bum bum or freak out
here. I'll just read them to you. socket to me. Boss looking
good at a site bummer freakout stoked Stokes, man tripping now
righteous. A gas. I don't I didn't use this was Sherry,
which is still here is from the 60s. Sherry Yeah, maybe the 50s
for your cars cherry was meant was cherry. I think that's maybe
cherry embossed. Those are this guy. Bye
Nice Boss, boss. And there's grinchy oh wow right on far out
groovy.
And that's about it.
That's us. Pretty much in a nutshell. Thank you to Moose who
brought us the artwork for episode 1446.
Like this piece a lot, it was a classic. There was a throwback
or call back to Kilroy Was Here had to be accelerated. Yes, that
I liked
when we got into a debate, because I like no agenda books
coming in chillax.
Which I believe is an 80s term that Darren O'Neill does so I
was I was all in for the Darren piece and you just said no, if
it's Darren is out.
That's exactly how it went. I might have mentioned that some
of the writing was very, very small. It didn't have the right
to 70s lettering, but otherwise Yeah, hey Darren, so no, that's
not by the way the 70s lettering people are not do not they're
not nailing it not nailing it
sweet pick the killer it was your I didn't wasn't a big fan
of it. Says Solinsky was here. Yeah, I liked it. I thought it
was cute. But you know, I had to say it was creative. It was a
good kill. Right? It was a good Kilroy reference very World War
Two ation. I mean, not I think you have to people get Kilroy
Was Here or know what it is. And what it was was a little cartoon
that any buddy could draw was just a very simple looking
thing. You could do it with one, you know, one blind one.
Everyone needs to do it. I remember Okay, everybody, I
guess and world war two would put this little design all over
the all over Europe replace they went yeah. In your in your. This
became in the 70s when I was there. I remember drawing this.
We were drawing it everywhere. And I don't know why that
resurgence was there. But I remember the one line that
fingers the nose. The fingers done. Kilroy Was Here. Yeah.
I thought it was cute. So I liked it.
Was it? We had a lot of, even though we said don't to Elon,
we're not going to use Elon, lots of Elon.
Yeah, people just can't resist using Elon now.
That was kind of it. There was some Twitter stuff.
The disinformation board challenge coin. No, I think all
things considered. Which means you know, the other word we're
gonna use Putin. People's lettering for the 70s was off.
And I don't like Darren, all things considered, we had the
best choice.
Yeah, and we appreciate it. And moose is now of course, now
moose is on a roll, he's uploading all kinds of art. He's
gone.
I can do it again. I know I can do it. We really appreciate it.
We appreciate all the work that the artists do. And we'd love to
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onward to Frank De Seto from Lausanne
Just California three through three dots was on 69. This
donation puts me at the roundtable. But first I'd like
to thank you for all the karma because my smokin hot girlfriend
just got accepted into a university course. And we're
moving to Hungary in the fall. Hey, that's cool. boots on the
ground in Hungary we need that. Next I'd like to call up my
friend Andrew from Budapest as a douchebag. Oops.
Made a catastrophic mistake there. But I also also offer his
boots on the ground insight regarding Hungary in the EU rule
of law rulings for the benefit of the show, I asked him to keep
it short. Okay. Well, let's see, as Adam discovered last episode,
the official core issue here this is hungry, is it the EU
wants to force member states to accept the EC J. That's the
Justice Department as the highest judiciary body and each
member state? Well do. We just saw all of those proposals get
passed in the dark of the night? However, the issue is a bit more
to it. Oh, as you may have heard, over the last few years,
the Transatlantic hegemonic rights have been trying to paint
Hungary as a dictatorship for the last 10 years or so
particularly since the 2015 migrant crisis. Yes, Orban is
disagreements with the EU have all been issues of national
sovereignty and actually serve in the conservative
intelligentsia of Europe as kind of a model for how the EU should
work rather than how it does out and how it is being made to
work. That's not different from what we said, as far as I know,
these rule of law critiques is the rule of law critiques have
been incubating amongst exaggerated or outright baseless
claims of mistreatment of minority censorship of the press
and embezzlement of EU funds. Could say plenty about the last
but let's move on. The judicial supremacy issue is just the
newest issue and that they want to hang their hat on their
mission to change the regime in Hungary. Now here's what's
really interesting as you know, Hungary has tried in its its
best to preserve a staunchly neutral stance in the Ukraine
conflict consider this. The proceedings began immediately
after Arbenz re election. Up until the Ukraine conflict
Poland was on the chopping block to yes remember that, as they
had been hungry staunch allies in question of judicial
supremacy and national sovereignty, coincidence much
that these proceedings are now only targeting Hungary? No. In
my view, the EU Federalists are using this unequal treatment to
drive a wedge between the two most hardline advocates for
devolved government within the EU. Well, that's a good point.
And I do appreciate that little long winded
Yeah, I have a thought about this. Yeah. I think Poland and
Hungary were both in the crosshairs but because Poland
hates Russia so much as we've discussed on this show, even
though they deny it on NPR, that and they became the conduit for
arms and took the refugees in by the ton and didn't care well,
they didn't want to blame Russia refugees
and other good doobies and so they they were you can't like be
okay, these guys. I mean, the Hungarians are taking refugees
to probably as many as the Polish but but they don't have
the hatred of the Russians and those they don't hate and so the
poles are serving the purposes of the EU so they're now off
they're off they're okay, we're good. They're good guys now good
work bullcrap. These these EU people, and by the way, Poland
better get better not get used to being a favorite. Because the
EU will spin on a dime and spank you again. Just Sam.
So Frank reaches the roundtable, and for that he'd like to
request as long as his note is his request overproof plum
brandy Fuad Grodd duck comfy and Apple infused red cabbage and a
bottle of Dalmore cigar malt with a silver sliver of toffee
caramel cheesecake.
Is that a real thing? But this whole request he has for the
roundtable everything seems legit. Okay, there's too many
things. Well, it seems that you should limit it to two which
make it by edict.
Well, okay, by edict from now on, it's two things. But he
makes it sound like it's it's one thing. It's the overproof
plum brandy Fuad gras duck comfy and Apple infused red cabbage.
No, I think they're all separate. Oh, well, he wants too
much stuff. Yeah, yeah. Foie gras has been outlawed.
Rolling in California. I'm gonna say not in Gitmo nation. Hi,
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I'd like to do a quick on trauma. Just a little one little
update on a story I've been following for about four years,
perhaps even longer. This is the switch the change that we've
been witnessing is going very slowly but it is to change
people's behavior in the United States and make something new
very trendy once it has unveiled itself. But this is all the
setup. The Food and Drug Administration says the proposed
menthol ban could prevent more people from getting addicted and
could save as many as 654,000 lives over the next 40 years.
There's data that has shown that smoking cessation leads to
improve survival from lung cancer. Dr. Raja Flor is with
Mount Sinai School of Medicine says he supports the ban because
many of the patients particularly people of color,
are addicted to these cigarettes. They're a big source
of profit. It's the same population that does worse with
lung cancer that gets less access to treatment, and their
survival is much worse. So to me, it's a no brainer. The FDA
says Menthols cooling effect make it easier to start smoking
and harder to quit. Menthols make up 37% of the cigarette
market. There the choice of 85% of black smokers compared to
just 24.6% of whites, and more than half of young smokers
choose menthol. Menthol cigarette sales made more than
$30 billion
When I actually want to go, and I'm going to Craven to find
those cigarettes and I can't find them. I think that it'll
give me a little bit of an extra push to not smoke anymore. A
spokesman for the maker of Newport cigarettes told CBS News
quote, We do not believe the public science supports
regulating menthol cigarettes differently from non menthol
cigarettes. Experts say it could be a year or two before this ban
goes into effect. Let me review the show's take on this and just
my, it's my beat. This is what we've we've seen happening.
First of all, we cannot really ban deadly things like
cigarettes because of the Master Agreement, which means states
have big agreements with for taxation of tobacco products,
because you know, tobacco kills people. So there's more people
that need to go into hospital that's a burden on public
resources. So we need to tax you for it, we need to tax you more.
And that money has all been accounted for and all kinds of
financial money flows so it can't just dry up because it's a
lot of money. What was happening is it was starting to dry up as
people were vaping and getting off of the evil cancer sticks
myself pretty much included.
And well we had to stop that so that they discredited jewel,
which was one of the main the main competitors to the to the
combustible products then they did I'm just blowing through
this then they got rid of all of the flavors for the children
because all you know the flavors are there. It's addicting
children, so it and they almost roped Trump into becoming a part
of that until he figured out it was bullcrap and backed out
because they've had on deck multiple new technologies I cos
IQs being the main one, which is a noncombustible but yet still
tobacco product they would like to replace their stink sticks
with now, why go after the menthol because as you heard in
the report 85% of Africans specifically not people of
color, specifically African American American descendants of
slavery, smoke menthol cigarettes. In discussion with
Moe, he said, here's the here's the general vibe from the black
community in America.
They're banning menthol, but giving away crack pipes. So that
should tell you enough right there. But what is happening in
my opinion is the new product will uncloak in the next 24
months. And the whole idea is it'll have menthol taste. It'll
be fabulous and black America will as always be abused to
drive the way for a new hip trend, just like everything else
that is hip and trendy. So we can just wait for it to happen
because you don't see the tobacco companies counter suing
and jumping up and down. They know what's coming. They're a
part of it.
And that's a that's the show's take
well sums up
Yes, something's up precisely. What are you doing? Archer moss?
Let's go to Austin, Texas. Oh, no. What's I don't live there
anymore. Cute. New in spirit. Mom, dad and the kids are
huddled in their TV room in Austin.
Eyes are glued to a video game. The dad Brian is managing the
controller but it's his kids who are the real brains of the
operation.
Brian and his wife Susan are the parents of five year old twins
including a transgender girl who started expressing gender
variants at age two.
Their daughter has grown out her hair and changed her pronouns.
She isn't old enough for puberty blockers but Brian and Susan are
still worried about getting reported to Child Protective
Services which is why they asked we only use their first names. I
don't want to leave on the other hand if we had to I know we'd be
okay. Yes kind of crummy only in recent months conversations
about leaving Austin have become plans.
Okay, so if I understand this as a young family, they have a two
year old who has is exhibiting transgender traits and must be
put on a trans tract immediately.
Yeah,
and you have when you hear the two people you hear a very
feminine male who is
probably need some hormones himself. And and then when you
hear the woman you have a whiner that is just like well hold on
you put the premise here is kind of interesting the premises they
are worried about child protective services. Do they
feel that that what they're doing might be construed as
child abuse? Is that what they're well just cording to the
report is the I got three parts. The kid these questions will be
answered
Um,
according to the report, Abbott, your Republican, the horrible
Republican governor is going to start taking parents like these
and arrest them, maybe jail them for child abuse, because there
are a lot because they are taking the two year old who is
exhibiting. And by the way, I'm a former two year old and I
played with dolls and thank God that my parents were normal
and so they're worried sick, and so they're gonna leave town,
they're gonna leave and they're gonna go. And there's another
person that comes up later from Houston. Are they originally? Do
we know if they're originally from Austin? Are they from
somewhere else? They moved to Austin because it's a good
place. You know, it's a place for liberals but it's not good
enough. It's not good enough for them. Not as good as where
they're headed, which I believe is Colorado. That's where winds
going. Okay, okay. That's the next step to this, this whole
thing. But let's prior to to this story. That change happened
in February when the governor and he started calling gender
affirming care, child abuse, my worst fear had come true. With
no warning and no time buffer or anything. Fear describes most of
the past year for Susan and Brian, they followed bills in
the legislature that sought to criminalize gender affirming
care. Those ultimately failed, which led to the governor's
directive months later. an injunction currently puts these
investigations on hold. But Susan, isn't hopeful, it just
can't picture a situation in which this doesn't get worse.
Susan and Brian who both work in education, are looking for jobs.
With stronger civil rights protections for trans people. It
never crossed my mind that we would go anywhere else. But I
can't I can't do that anymore. So now, they're preparing to say
goodbye to Texas, I can't think ahead to a time when my kids are
older. I can't imagine buying a home. I don't even feel
comfortable taking a job here. Susan is heartbroken to leave
her sister and the kids grandparents. moving elsewhere
is on the table for many others says Shelly Skene with the LGBTQ
rights group Lambda Legal, I really can't think of any parent
that I've talked to that hasn't considered this.
Oh, man, okay, I'm gonna have some stuff. The reasons for
this, of course, is the simple fact that the two year old is
exhibiting wants to wear dresses, or I don't know how
they would kind of dresses he finds by whatever he she.
And they're concerned, parents are concerned that they won't be
able to deliver puberty blocking chemicals to the little kid.
Because they've they decided to a little kid because the kid has
some you know, things he's going through, or she or he is going
through. And if did that means let's really get some puberty
blockers. That way, that kid will never go through puberty.
That's great. Sadly, there's an entire infrastructure in the
United States, but globally, and I have something to say about
that. Because Christina has some insight is a global
infrastructure that that promotes this that is making
lots of money off of it and money, but lots of you get lots
of political clout. Money. It's a lot of money. Yeah. And
parents are being suckered in because there's just enough
evidence, in my opinion, including boots on the ground,
trans people who are trans producers,
trans transducers.
And, you know, this no, this is not right. You know, there are
there are moments in your life when you can make these
decisions and counseling should go long term consequences that
cannot be turned back and even puberty blockers man or hormones
stuff. You know, if voice changing stuff, your voice
doesn't change back if you stop letting you know.
So like Elizabeth Holmes, all right, part three. That's an
insult of epic proportions. But okay, but not all the 50
families her group is working with have the means to relocate
takes a pretty big toll on a family because you're taking
your kids out of school and you're bringing them to a
completely different place. You've got to maintain an
apartment. People just can't do that. Well, I definitely don't
feel like I'm on the other side of it.
I wish Rachel and her husband and their three kids are from
North Texas. She and the kids have just moved to Colorado.
That's because one of the children is non binary. And
another is a trans teenager on hormone therapy, the kind of
treatment the governor is targeting. And because of that
Rachel asked, we only use her first name as well. This time
has been like a slow unraveling of stress. They're saying with
family until they find a house. Their husband who works in it is
still back in Texas until he can relocate. We still have so many
things that are in transition. Just feeling really paranoid.
about you know, any connections that we have and how those could
bite us. The difficulty of letting go is balanced by the
welcome she feels in Colorado, such as gender inclusive
bathrooms at the school she's considering for her kids. She
believes that now. Her family has a real shot. That happy,
healthy lives. Okay. First of all, we have gender neutral
bathrooms all over all over Texas. Don't even get me started
with that. But
okay, if you want to, if you want to raise your kid as a as a
girl, that's fine. You know, whatever, do whatever you want.
That's your family. Fine. But medical procedures. Yeah,
there's got to be some. I mean, there's rules about COVID shots
are under five year olds. Don't worry, it'll happen. But you
know, there's, there's rules and regulations because it has been
approved.
So now, man, so Christina, we were talking about this. I
talked about a lot of things. She's 31. And in COVID was very
difficult in the Netherlands with curfews and all kinds of
severe restrictions and QR codes and papers, please. And, you
know, the disgusting thing about it is, you know, once she got
COVID, then she was actually allowed to go places. So you
know, she was either get the shot or get COVID. That's pretty
much what they're saying.
And
she knows a lot of people and I went to a lot, I mean, eight 910
who have committed suicide
because of severe depression going through all this. And I
said, Well, what is up with the trance?
It's just Well, of course, you know, there are and she's been
with men with women. She's considered herself queer at some
point. She has a boyfriend soon to be fiance. I don't care what
you classify yourself as long as she's happy.
But she also was around a lot of interesting people with tattoos
and piercings all the time, which there's a correlation. And
I'd suggest, what about the transcript? Well, there's
definitely a few people who totally have gender dysmorphia.
And they are very happy with the change he's made. They've made.
But she says the amount of women specifically women who just feel
depressed, who don't feel right in their own skin, you know,
because of well said lockdowns and other societal pressures,
and now, maybe even participation trophies to be
honest, who don't feel right. And they are given this option
of trans. And according to my daughter, this m, this is Oh,
this feels like, Okay, this will help me this is what I need to
of course, I'm trans. I've been reading the literature now I get
it. He says the amount of girls and young women who have full
mastectomies is off the hook, is they just want to be non binary.
So boom, off go the breasts, and they're non binary, and very few
of them are happy with their decision. But it's all because
of the infrastructure. Certainly, in the socialist
medicine world in the Netherlands, it's set up you're
brought in is like, don't worry, you don't have to tell anybody
what to tell your parents. It's, it's, I think it's very
disturbing.
And that's why you highlighted it, no doubt.
It's very disturbing. And what was disturbing to me, and I hate
to be the guy that sounds like an old fart, but what's
disturbing to me is you got a two year old. Yeah. It's like
the two year the kids don't know jack about anything until
they're at least 10. And they don't even go in you do any sort
of change until they're 12. And it goes all over the place.
Every kid is different. And just because they're exhibiting some
characteristic or other, you don't just well, let's give them
puberty blockers. Yeah, cuz I'm going to start to think about
that when they're too and they want to give them puberty
blockers. What the hell no.
Yeah.
And of course, those two at the beginning of that report that
kicker were their teachers. Yeah. They're both teachers.
Crazy.
All right. That was a moment of silence. Thank you very much.
And so we go to COVID. We can go to masks, they get to mass
thing. I have a bad NPR clip, which is always good for a
laugh. Yes, bad NPR. We love let me let me cue it up right now.
Mr. Courtney, what's it been like to be a public transit
driver these past couple of years we
were here the job has changed. It's become even harder than
than usual. It really has I I've been my 28th year in
transportation has spent a lot of years in maintenance. But
when I came to San Jose, I became a bus driver and I
absolutely love it. It's an amazing job. And in a lot of
ways, we were in a situation now where we were deep
valued bus drivers in particular frontline workers in our
industry are it's been we've been disrespected but you know,
by and large we are we are chugging along on moving moving
people. The biggest challenge during the pandemic is the idea
that you may be bringing something home to your family
that you caught or got at the job. You take your all of your
clothes off before you enter your house after a day's work.
It's shower outside would no matter what you did you still
have it in the back of your mind. Could that have been the
way that my grandfather
died from COVID? Oh, man.
Yeah, shower outside.
But that's also that's also so mean. You know, the program
people to think that this guy thinks that he has killed his
grandfather. Yeah. Yeah.
See, well, I want to there's an interesting little tidbit.
That's an adjunct to that clip. It is from the same report. This
is the believe in the mask clip. The mask mandate is lifted. That
has all been alleviated. But now some of our operators are
worried about their health or personal health because they
believe in the mask.
Believe in the mask, I think believe in the math. This is a
faith issue now so now the math mask is is an element of
religion. I believe in a mask. Do you believe believe in the
mask? Leave in that's a good catch.
Leave leaving the mass and haven't we kind of proven
universally through peer reviewed science that they don't
work? Good. Bogus, bogus.
All right, yes. Belay anima. One other I got a COVID updates as
we brought them believe in the math doesn't play this one. This
is COVID antibodies in kids. Public health officials find far
more Americans have recovered from COVID infections than
previously thought especially children. Blake Farmer of member
station WP LN and Nashville reports. This new data is
showing 75% of kids with COVID antibodies is from the Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention, which has been
watching numbers rise over time, but they shot up starting in
December with the Omicron surge. Dr. Christy Clark of the CDC
says it makes sense that kids have the highest antibody levels
from infection because they have the lowest vaccination rates.
She says vaccination will be important as new variants
emerge.
looking at whether to vaccinate a child, you need to also think
about giving them broad protections. No vaccine is yet
available for those under five and the rate for under 12 is
just 28%. Oh, okay, I got some follow ons for this. They should
be celebrating these antibodies in the general population
instead of no great we've all got antibodies you're never
gonna get get make sure to get the shot. No, it's quite the
opposite. This fits beautifully with the with the parents of the
transgender of the so called Trans child.
You know, we're still waiting for the FDA to approve the the
mRNA gene therapy vaccination shot for under five year olds.
And here's a two parter for millions of parents of children
under five tonight, a potential timeline for the FDA review of
the Pfizer and Maderna vaccines and advisory panel is now
planning to meet on June 8 21st, and 22nd, with authorization
expected sometime that month with COVID cases up 44% among
children, many parents say they want a decision soon. It's
frustrating to watch the numbers go up and to say, well, there
might be another delay. We're just going to wait a little
longer. We've waited so long. We can't wait any longer. I mean,
listen to this. Wait a minute, let me I'm trying to just let me
understand.
Now clearly this parent
is in distress because she believes that her child is in
danger. So yes, I cannot I cannot help that how that
happened to her. But she has happened. The media, she has
been led to believe that her child is in imminent danger.
Despite the report, we just heard that you know, kids
actually do pretty good. There. Okay. But now the FDA is not
approving. And does she at any point think hey, why aren't they
why hasn't this been approved yet? It's like, I can't wait any
longer just say yes already and not think maybe it's not safe
for my child or anything like that. No, no, it's frustrating
to watch the numbers go up and to say, well, there might be
another delay. We're just gonna wait a little longer. We've
waited so long. We can't wait any longer. But Dr. Anthony
Fauci today trying to reassure the public that the FDA is
studying the data as quickly as it comes in. The FDA is not
delaying anything. The FDA needs the information, not all of
which has been presented to them yet. Some
make a determination. And I think there's a mis
interpretation that they're holding on to data that they
should be moving on. That's not the case at all. It comes as
parents are weighing the evidence to the Maderna vaccine
was found to be 37 to 51%. effective against infection in
kids under six. But Dr. Stress, those numbers were similar in
adults during the Omicron search. More importantly, they
say data suggests the vaccine will cut the risk of severe
illness. We shouldn't be realistic and let parents know
that the goal of this vaccine is to prevent severe illness and
hospitalization, not necessarily to prevent every single COVID 19
infection or those mild cases lie. The goal of the vaccine was
to never have to worry about it. Again, our president said so the
goal of the vaccine was you don't have to wear a mask you
can be it's you're good to go. Your life is back to normal no
transmission. Oh, I'm sorry. It didn't work. Your goal is not
what the goal was Ariel Rushkoff Joining us now Ariel, that FDA
panel meeting in June we'll also discuss a wider booster rollout.
And Dr. Fauci says that could include an updated vaccine to
target multiple variants. That's right wait on June 28. The FDA
panel will also discuss a new vaccine and a booster campaign
for the Fall Dr. Fauci today saying he hopes Americans will
have access to a longer lasting vaccine, so they don't have to
get a booster every four months. So Fauci put his foot in his
mouth by saying, Well, you know that we've we've, we're no
longer in the pandemic stage. I have the two parts of this.
Okay, well, groovy. Let's do it. You have the first clip will be
let's play to play the first part of it, which would be Fauci
says pandemic is over Fauci told the PBS NewsHour that the US has
transitioned out of the pandemic phase because the number of
infections, hospitalizations and deaths have plummeted. We don't
have 900,000 new infections a day and 10s and 10s and 10s of
1000s of hospitalizations and 1000s of deaths. We are at a low
level right now. So if you say, Are we out of the pandemic phase
in this country, we are but Fauci stressed that this doesn't
mean the virus is going away, or people should stop taking
precautions. And he added other parts of the world clearly are
still fighting a pandemic. So I have Fauci correcting himself on
NPR. Can we play that or was your second part? Well, I think
this play mine and play yours if mine doesn't cover it, because
this is also NPR. poacher. COVID culture fishy, fishy, Fauci
news, Dr. Anthony Fauci made news recently by telling an
interviewer the US was out of the pandemic phase of COVID,
before later clarifying he meant the nation is transitioning to a
less acute stage. But Fauci still declined an invitation to
join the first White House Correspondents Association
Dinner held since the start of the pandemic, an event that
brings 1000s of people together indoors. Fauci says several
factors drove his decision. I'm 81 years old, and I am clearly
at a greater risk and other health.
which quite frankly, I would like to keep private because
that's only my own business. Now, he says health. What did
you say there? You'd worked on other health consideration?
Frankly, I would like to keep private Yes. Other health
considerations.
He's something he's got. He caught something. Yeah, he did.
Only my own business. Now. He says health officials are
studying what kind of COVID vaccine booster shots are
necessary to stem the virus during the upcoming fall season?
Yeah, I have the one. By the way, I can play a clip, but I'm
just gonna say there's something in there. He dropped a little
bomb in there for a reason. Either you're gonna retire or
something. He's got something else going on? Yeah, he's got
something else going on. He just said so. And it's his own
private business. So don't you dare ask? Yeah.
All right. Here's NPR. We are certainly right now in this
country out of the pandemic phase. Namely, we don't have
900,000 new infections a day and 10s and 10s of the original
1000s of hospitalizations and 1000s of deaths. We are at a low
level right now. But when Dr. Fauci joined one a on Wednesday,
he clarified a bit here's him the next day, I was talking
about the acute fulminant phase and everyone agrees we're not
there. We're not getting 900,000 infections a day. Is the
pandemic still here? Absolutely. Oh, so when I say phase, I
probably should have said the acute stage of the pandemic
phase. We are now transitioning, transitioning not there yet. But
transitioning to more of an endemicity where the level of
infection is low enough that people are starting to learn how
to live with the virus still protecting themselves by
vaccination, by the
The availability of antivirals by testing. So I really meant
the acute phase as opposed to can be heard over. Don't anyone
think that? Okay, I heard what you said. Yeah. Don't anyone so
he's obviously working for somebody else. He's a
mouthpiece. Yep. Think Pfizer. Here's the second part of this
the past infection, you know, the fact that the children 75%
of children have had this is not considered protection from
future infection. And even though we're out of this acute
stage, we do have these other variants brewing. And the reason
why is because, hey, we have variants brewing.
Is that in the lab?
Yeah. Must be brewing stage. We do them in the lab. They do.
Yeah, stage we do have these other variants brewing. And the
reason why is because we really have to admit that we've failed
that one stupid, that's why called component and the
vaccination campaign, which is the global effort to vaccinate
the rest of the world, these new variants that are proving very
contagious, and very problematic are coming from other parts of
the oh, okay, the variants are racist that coming from other
parts of the world, fine. It's okay, because we have a solution
moving forward for the next pandemic, because, you know,
it's we should have more than one pandemic in a in a lifetime.
I mean, this is just history happens all the time, every 10
years pandemic is all the time. Bill Gates has a solution. And I
didn't know that the Ted Ted Talk was on did we miss the TED
Talks?
I had a clip from it the other day, it was the thing he did
down the 14th of April. Well, here's a clip from it. Now often
in movies will have pandemics. And I'm always impressed with
what takes place. Let's look at an example of this rapid
response. Now he shows a clip from an outbreak where the
helicopters landing and out jumped the hazmat clad team off
to save the day.
Well, that's quite impressive. You don't need the music. But
otherwise, we saw exactly what should happen. And outbreaks
detected very quickly, literally, within days, doctors
are dispatched. They have a helicopter to get into exactly
how Alex arrow, they go in there. And they they've got the
right tools. And this is I wonder what the right tools are
for an outbreak. That would probably be hand guns to shoot
the people. So the
little device that makes it machine gun? Yeah, the little
auto sear holes. And this is what should happen when an
outbreak is spotted. But we don't have that team. We don't
have those resources. Oh, no. And if an outbreak took place in
a low income country
$50 billion. In the CDC, we can't afford a helicopter with
some hazmat suits, we can't afford it. It could be literally
months before we started to orchestrate those resources. So
despite what you see in movies, there is no group of experts
standing by to
know. So we have to create a new team, a team, I believe we
should create what I call the germ team. Germ stands for
global epidemic response and mobilization. This group is full
time, their only priority is pandemic prevention. The cost of
this team is significant. It's over a billion a year to support
the 3000 people who would be on this team. And its mission is to
stop out before they become pandemics. And so for all of
this the first 100 days or key viruses spread exponentially.
And so if you get in there when the infection rate, Why is he
laughing? When you get in there
are key because it's exactly what it is. It's the germ team,
they come in with germs and they infected area. That's the way
you do it does spread exponentially. And so if you get
in there when the infection rate is fairly small, then you can
spread it more with the germ team. He's literally calling it
a germ team. Hello, tell you what it's going on. It was
nobody's hiding information. No, this is the germ team, they're
going to spread the germs. They're also known as the COVID
cops or commonly known as Pfizer marketing. You can actually stop
the spread, you know, in this epidemic. If we'd been able to
stop it within 100 days, we would have saved over 98% of the
lives by 98%. Chinese that cheese countries that did a good
job Australia is an example. orchestrate
Did diagnostic capacity they came up with they looked at
people down like dogs in camps, distancing policies and
quarantine policies. And so their overall death rate per
capita will be well, less than a 10th of other countries. But we
did not as world containment and that's what we have to do next
time. Next time. Oh, better luck next time Bill.
These people are sick.
Germ, the germ team. Yeah, you're right, John. They come
in, grab the germs. Fly to the next spot spread them.
I think you're right. I think you're absolutely right.
That's what they're telling us.
Is you guys would do COVID Beijing get the updates. What's
going on? Yeah, yes, the lockdown staging is tightening
lockdown measures as new Omicron variant. COVID cases stack up in
China's capital. However, NPR is Emily Feng reports that the city
is trying its hardest to avoid a full city lockdown for fear of
the economic and political fallout. Such a move would cause
Labor Day holidays this weekend. But authorities now say all
restaurants will soon take out only people are banned from
gathering in groups and most buildings now require proof of a
negative COVID test within the last 48 hours before letting
people enter. These measures are designed to contain an
overcurrent outbreak. About four dozen cities across China right
now have some kind of lockdown measure in place because of fast
spreading infections. The measures are strictest in
Shanghai where some 25 million residents have been unable to
leave their homes for more than a month because of an outbreak
of more than half a million people there.
Dude,
Chinese now Chinese have screwed. They've screwed the
pooch on this deal.
lock downs were a question during BBC question time.
In particular, as it pertains to Boris Johnson, who admitted that
oops, you know, we didn't quite follow the rules in 10 Downing
Street, but we actually were following the rules. But we're
sorry if it felt like we weren't following the rules. And you
know, I was locked down but we're sorry. And and so this is
discussed and Millennial Jamie raises his hand. And now you can
just hear what he says you'll hear the dismay. I mean, there
were people on the panel had their head in their hands, like
shaking their head. Oh my god, I can't believe this young man is
saying this. Jamie, you asked this question. What do you think
what you've heard?
Well, I agree with what Mims was saying, to be honest, in
general, I think what it shows that by Boris Johnson breaking
the rules was that they were absurd in the first place, and
that we should never have gone into lockdown. It was the
biggest mistake I think the government has made because we
now have a mental health crisis. We now have children who have to
catch up on their last learning. And we have NHS backlogs of over
6 million people. And and we have cancer patients who can't
get seen who died during lockdown. No one talks about
that. Why are we not talking about the collateral damage from
two years of lockdowns which have destroyed the economy and
which have caused a cost of living crisis? It's happened
today. Okay.
Okay, moving on. Moving on. And moving on to the next question.
Oh, god.
Yeah.
I see. I have a kind of a oddball humorous clip. That's a
piece of propaganda. That is, I think has a kind of a sinister
purpose.
Okay, and it was it was done very poorly and played lightly.
It was played kind of as a joke, but not quite a joke. And the
information is very sketchy and dubious because any I've owned a
lot of dogs probably
mostly through me, me who's the dog owner, but probably
10 to 12 to 15 breeds and Jay knows a lot of dogs. She's a dog
walker for a long time and she got to know dogs. And I haven't
got her opinion on this piece yet. But this is a very
interesting piece of information. I think it has an
ulterior purposes play this dogs or people to clip the
personalities we sometimes ascribed to dogs may be mostly
in our minds, not in their genes. AP reported on a study
this week in journal Science that said a dog's breed doesn't
really contribute much to their personality. Golden Retrievers
don't necessarily fetch beagles and Huskies don't necessarily
all doctrines don't necessarily speak with a German accent. I
think I knew that. There is a huge amount of behavioral
variation in every breed said study co author and University
of Massachusetts geneticist Eleanor Carlson. At the end of
the day, every dog really isn't individual. study notes that
humans began to breed dogs about 160 years ago, trying to pass on
characteristics like the color and texture of their coats. But
that's all just cosmetics.
Jeff kid a geneticist at the University of Michigan told the
AP the correlation between dog behavior and dog breed is much
lower than most expected. Our French poodle Daisy sat on my
lap as I wrote this and told me she's glad the stereotype of
French poodles and slightly snooty Gallic snobs are
scientifically unmerited. She took a sip of wine from her bowl
and said, You coaches Beaujolais.
staright Well, I call huge bull crap on this report. It's huge
bull crap because anyone who's owned a lot of dogs knows they
they have the breeds are distinctive in a lot of
different ways. They've been in many breeds have been designed
specifically for certain tasks. In fact, most like sheep dogs
have ordered herding dogs. My akbash is a is a a Turkish
mountain guard dog, by the way, bred over 1000 years.
But why would they have this this stank of
equity?
The exact that's what it smells like to me. It's bringing this
you know the thing that they've been doing since since I was a
kid it cow. They this the idea of nurture versus nature is an
underlying theme. Yes, yes. So Right. And it goes on and they
keep trying to bring nature and make it make it No, it's
bullcrap. It's all nurture. It's what the way you're raised is
this and this that. And they don't want to bring anything
into account about natural anything natural. They could be
a psycho. You could be Amber Heard crapping in a bed. But no,
no, no, that's the way she was raised. He's known as Amber
turd, John. FYI.
I walked right into that, did you?
Yeah, this is this is total our scrap totally, of course, dogs
are bred as part of this subtle propagandizing of the public
that you have with NPR. They can't not do it. This guy didn't
take the report very seriously, because he made all these gags
right. But at the same time you this is what goes on with these
media outlets. They have an agenda. Yes. And the agenda is
dogs.
All right.
I have one. I have a Bitcoin report that I'd like to share,
because I believe this is part of the great reset. And what I
have to share here is the largest opponents of Bitcoin in
the financial world who had their big meeting this past
weekend. I'm talking about Warren Buffett and Charlie
Munger of Omaha, Nebraska, collectively, I think or Buffett
is the the Oracle of Omaha and the Berkshire Hathaway is their
investment company, which has done very well for its
shareholders they people. Bill Murray was there. Bill were Bill
Murray was at the big Omaha conference, and even interviewed
him on CNBC about his whatever joke he made that pissed some
lady off and shut down film production. So a lot of people
show up for this. And and they always
listen to what I think as Berkshire Hathaway just made
profit at forever. Have they ever had a loss? If they ever
had a bad quarter? A bad year? Yeah, they've had a number of
bad quarters. They're short lived.
Right? But in general, they were they were not doing as well
during the night around 99, for example, as they should have
been, like, because Because
Buffett was saying I don't get this text of bull crap is gonna
collapse is no good. And so he wouldn't invest in any of the
tech stuff. And Bill Gates say, oh, yeah, you should. It's
great. No, I don't I don't see it. I don't know where you guys.
So they had a kind of a flat period there. And then the.com
collapse? Yes. Well, you never know. They may be right. But in
this case, it was very interesting to hear Warren
Buffett speak about Bitcoin in the way that he did. Because
it's clear that he has not even looked at Bitcoin, how it works
and why he is incorrect. And I'll just set it up. He went
through his long spiel, well, let me tell you why I don't like
Bitcoin. He says, if if I get 1% of all of the revenue of all the
farmland in America, because I would write a $25 billion, check
for that right now. He says if I get 1% of all the rents, all the
rent people pay in America, I would write a $25 billion, check
for that, right? That'd be great. And he says the problem
with Bitcoin, is that
if you own it all, then then there's no one there's nothing
to do with it. So it's no good.
And I'll play that and I'll tell you exactly why it's so stupid.
What he says. Now if you told me you owned
all the Bitcoin in the world,
and you offered it to me for $25
I wouldn't take it because what would I do with it?
I have to sell it back to you one way or another. I mean,
maybe I can say people, but it isn't going to do anything, the
apartments are going to produce run on, and the farms are going
to produce food. And
if I've got all the Bitcoin
I'm back. Well, whatever his name was, who may or may not
have existed was,
if I've got it all, he could create a mystery about it. But
everybody knows what I'm like. I mean, if I'm trying to get rid
of it, you know, people will say, Well,
you know, why should I buy some bitcoin?
Why don't you call a muffin coin? You know, make your own or
do something, but
I'm not gonna give you anything for it. And you'd be right
incidentally. So this is the the fallacy because you can't buy
all the Bitcoin because all the Bitcoin won't be available until
the year 2140, approximately. So he's full of crap, the old coot
but I really love Charlie mongers vision, which is
interesting, because that guy some coke bottle glasses, I
don't know what he can see. And he just laid it out. And this is
truth,
slightly different way of looking at it.
I'll tell you something, that
in my life, I try to avoid things that are stupid
and evil,
and made me look bad in comparison with somebody else.
And bitcoin does all three.
As diverse place
it's stupid because it's very likely to go to zero. And say
everybody's evil because undermines the Federal Reserve
System and national currency system, which we desperately
need to maintain its integrity in government controls on. And
third, it makes us look foolish compared to the Communist leader
in China. He was smart enough to ban Bitcoin in China with all of
our presumed advantages of civilization. We are a lot
dumber than the Communist leader.
Yeah, and when 25% of the people of the country get mad, because
we've said what we've said today, just remember Charlie
spoke laughs It was the most.
So I really liked what Charlie Munger said here because he
proved the Bitcoin point. Because the Federal Reserve
System Yeah, of course, it's dangerous. The Federal Reserve
System and the Federal Reserve System is, is falling apart. The
system is out of gas, basically. And then he says,
China is so much smarter. Well, yeah, that's what people like
Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett, one is control through
the money through the money supply. And China, of course,
has moved to social credit score and their central bank digital
currency. That's what these guys want. That's the direction they
take. And they're aware of the amount of people who are on to
them, as he said it right there. 25% of people who are mad, so
good luck, boys. It may go to zero, but of course, that's the
risk. So
I think they're running a little afraid of the Bitcoins. Just
think they could care less.
They're bloated they took and there's 20 minutes, they took 20
minutes out of their conference to talk about all day you got
kids are getting hounded about it. They gotta say something and
they gotta Sound area died, even though they could never do that
sounded stupid. Well, I don't think that's true. But you give
this okay, that's okay. I'm glad you brought it in, I think, I
don't know. I don't care personally about the Bitcoin
report. I mean, Gore was trying to do a Bitcoin report on that
note on the Dijon Blake show, he had it, we had a Bitcoin guy,
and it just fell flat because nobody, I mean, it's not that
interesting. You have to make some money from Bitcoin. If it
was 25 cents, I should have bought my bitcoin at 25 cents
and I would have been happy but I didn't so I don't care. Yeah,
this is your problem. And I'm gonna shut up about it. And it's
not a Bitcoin report. This was real. A report about the great
reset about the elites of the world. This is not just a bill,
but here's what bitcoins doing and these guys are relevant to a
lot of what's going on. You can still buy bitcoin today and you
will not regret it in five years. You can take it from me.
In fact, if you buy bitcoin today, whatever price you Jhansi
Dvorak buy it at if in five years, it's not if it's less,
I'll make up the difference. Personally,
somebody record that for me, I'll say it again. You buy
bitcoin and you hold it at the say it again we can reach
recorded. Well, then why'd you ask someone to record it? No, I
said, I did recording. People are recording this show. I just
wanted to clip that part.
Offer Stance. Okay. Now, let's, I'll send you a contract. Sure.
Let's talk
Talk about your health. Let's talk about some more sneaky shit
the Democrats are doing in America with inflation eating
into everyone's bottom line. Democrats came out swinging
Thursday, looking to land a punch on oil companies and their
record profits. They are hoarding the windfall while
keeping prices high for people at the pump. New bill would give
the Federal Trade Commission the power to investigate the way
energy companies recently Oh, yeah, it's you have the power to
investigate? Why are they getting the power to
investigate? You know, what already have the power to maybe
there's more in the bill? Um, so what else is in the new bill
Democrats are proposing to combat high gas prices? And what
additional resources are they going to be giving the Federal
Trade Commission so they can actually do the work? Basically,
this bill would give the Federal Trade Commission, the FTC and
state attorneys general, the power to impose civil penalties
on energy companies that they deem are price gouging or
keeping the prices of energy artificially high. Essentially,
what Democrats are doing here politically, is to try to send a
message to voters in an election year, hey, we get it. We're not
going to pretend that gas prices aren't high that inflation isn't
a problem. We recognize that those things are a problem. And
we are going to make them a priority. You know whether or
not they can meaningfully bring the prices of things like
gasoline and food down, particularly within the next six
months before a midterm election. That is a pretty tall
order. But at the very least they want to show they're on it
and they're thinking about it. What I see is a roundabout way
of price control.
Well, they keep trying this, though. I mean, it just happened
in the 70s. Yes, hello, rights control. 70s. Okay. What you
suggested, I think wasn't brought out of that report.
Because they found something else is civil penalties.
bullcrap. I'll bet you there's something really in there.
That's interesting, like some green bowl crap, or some scam or
some money, your app, I'm going to do something in that bill
that's even beyond what I mean, you suggested there's going to
be something in there. Because they already have these powers.
What are the powers for? So let's see, I have a third, maybe
this is something that may be a clue here. And then how are
Republican lawmakers responding to this publicans? Well, they
say it's a gimmick. They say that Democrats are just looking
for someone to blame for the fact that prices are high. They
argue that democratic spending is at the root of the problem.
You know, you know, when you when you look at it
realistically, when we have Republican President spending
was pretty robust as well. The real reality is that there is
this confluence of factors that is making like really
challenging for the Biden administration right now. You
know, you've got these snarled supply chains that looked like
things were just improving. And then we had this huge surge in
COVID. In China, creating problems once again, obviously,
you've got this ongoing war in Ukraine concerns that that is
going to constrict the supply of Russian oil for months, if not
years to come. And that is pushing the price of everything
up. And there's not a lot of relief in the short term on the
Verizon. Yeah, no clues.
There probably is. I'll have to crack it up. I'll crack it open.
I think this is you haven't done this for a while. I'd like to
see it. I have one clip that relates to what you just played.
Let's play this clip real food prices way up. According to the
World Bank's food price index. Food is about 37% More expensive
than a year ago. Yeah. And yes, I mean, food prices have been
rising for a couple of years now, even before Russia invaded
Ukraine. But what that has done in the past couple of months is
basically pour fuel on a fire that was already burning. And so
prices for things like flour, sugar, oil, you know, the kinds
of things that go into making mon dazi they've all spiked.
You don't say?
Yeah, it's also real inflation as well. It's reflected 35%.
But that's headline that's not core. That's headline. Well, the
point is, people are noticing it. Yeah. I mean, horror was
talked about in our last show, he went to the grocery store,
and he saw a bunch of people staring at the meat case,
unmoving to pretty funny story. Just staring at this one movie
they were looking at just staring to what the hell's going
on here. He goes over there starts and he starts staring
himself. Kicking went from a buck a pound to $5 a pound.
Well, that's the bird flu or the killing of birds course.
Calling. Now I call it killing. Don't use the word killing,
calling, calling. I'm sorry. It's cleaning up taking care of
good
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he has a lot going on a lot of parties no agenda meetups, these
are meetups that are produced are organized they are
coordinated no agenda meetups.com Sir night Daniel
Lister Daniel the night who does that we're very grateful for the
work that he does with me of course working the back office
and I do have a quick meet up report from Central Iowa in the
morning so Sarah short meter report for the Central Iowa meet
up at poor choices five showed up all dudes named Ben and
dudettes named Bernadette except for me. I was outnumbered. Well,
we might have found the spook, but that was up for debate
everybody left after after everyone left I hit one of the
bartenders in the mouth. It helped that they all know me and
I've never brought in a group. Anyways, good time was had by
all and we will
have another one again soon resist we much thank you for
that report. Sara, the North Texas meet up report.
Hey, this is Fletcher at the northeast Texas Piney Woods. No
agenda meetup. We were here we had a great day with pizza and
beer. And really all I wanted to say was Joe Biden said come with
this Daniel. Voices goes
to the next person. Hey guys, this is Canaan Andy wishing you
guys happy Sunday. Adios mofos Thank you very much North Texas.
We go to the Netherlands the low lands. This was the April 10
Freeze land report and big group up there.
This year is thirsting for near the plate.
We roll these people have given me the shape Chima now
this is out there staring at boobs and freeze land. Now guys,
that is Miko having a great time.
I'm Andre and I love my Hema underwear. Hey, Sean and Adam.
This is nice monacolin from the lowland spy in the morning sun
there whisper 100% Dutch 0% vaccinators.
I'm not ready for this
this is caught but by the time this gets aired, I will be
damned fifth ruler of the lowland. And I just love getting
people in the bow. Sorry, John. I've got my badminton here and
everybody here and ITM shirt
today
who's gonna
stay safe and healthy. Boom shaka laka laka on here. Thank
you for your courage. Hello, everybody. Johnny Hammond doing
son in fun and remember, the most important thing
is is you haven't been Bridgeland in the morning. Does
your hair coat make nice tables? You've come up your tracks, sir
doors with the wild boar mouth and I'm going to repeat what my
wife said last time.
The Lady of the Lithuanian laughing Thank you very much
Adam curry.
Hello, my name is David with a D in douchebag Sandry Nigel de
Blanc shape a
future
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insane insanity. This is dangerous, reminding you that
Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself. And let's go Brandon.
Hello from Amsterdam. We have a lovely no agenda. Bingo. Okay,
you're right. I'm Chris from Randy. I love you. You know, I
am Frank, aka Mike. Thanks, John, for your career. Hello.
From the heart of the freezing lake country. We say labor day
I'll slap somebody stopped this party. This is
right, high production values. The Netherlands and a lot of
people, a lot of people, animals, all kinds of stuff
going on up there. Well, if you knew freeze long, you'd
understand the sheep. Final Report from Baron Scott from
Texas who went to Albuquerque, New Mexico for the meetup. This
is Darren Scott of nogen armory, on the road again with my wife.
Keep her Christina. Small, very intimate meetup for people
coming in as far as Santa Fe in the morning. Hi, this is
Christine Scott's wife and I'm happy to be here with these
lovely folks in the land of enchantment. In the morning Adam
and John Nathan a lot oil painter and drummer out of Santa
Fe New Mexico. New Valley of the Sun. Get your ass up here. I got
an opening may 6 Canyon Road. Adam and John in the morning.
This is Amanda Thank you. Thank you Thank you for everything you
do. Hey John and Adam this is Jeff from Albuquerque the land
of the Mars Rover and the in the morning from the meetup here in
Albuquerque.
Yeah, that's sir Jeff who usually runs the meetups are
very sad cuz you know I talked to Baron Scott a lot. They had a
lot of problems driving to New Mexico and coming back the worst
part is their beloved dog jacks that died on this trip was
really horrible. And you're away from home and then the dog dies
and then you have the truck broke down it's a lot and you
didn't put any of that in the report but my Our hearts go out
to you and it's certainly for Jax miss you miss him missing
missing? We Know Jax. Anyway, those are the meetup reports we
thank you for that. And if you'd like to check out a meet up
there's a place you can go is called no agenda meetups.com You
can find all kinds of meetups for instance today The Curious
George meet up 530 Eastern at bridge brew works in
Fayetteville, West Virginia or tomorrow. Or I know today I'm
sorry as well the lowlands Labor Day meet up which should be
Probably over by now, and hopefully they had a good party
with the for Arno's birthday. On the way we've got on the Seventh
South Jersey, Boston, Louisiana, New Hampshire Bellman and the
eighth Indiana on the 10th Charlotte, North Carolina the
14th Kaiser lauten, Germany Beeson Morton, but I bumped the
Netherlands Durham, North Carolina, Madras, Oregon,
Madras, Oregon, Sunset Valley, Texas Concord, California,
Nashville, Tennessee Mesa, Arizona, and the big one on the
16th Charleston, South Carolina Korea and the keeper in
attendance looking forward to a lot of people showing up for
that no agenda meetups.com If you can't find one start when
yourself it's easy sometimes you want to go hang out with the all
the nights and days.
You wouldn't be when you won't be triggered.
You want to be where everybody feels the same?
Is like a body
Okay,
how about some ISOs for the day?
You started five odd balls. Okay.
As we start with these let's start with crummy
crummy
Okay, kind of crummy audio.
Let's go with fear. My worst fear had come true.
Okay, it's not bad.
Then the job
now you're coming from my job.
Now you're coming from my job. Boy. She sounds distressed
Yeah, we can go into the two versions of irresponsible is
good. The long one. We think they are deeply irresponsible.
Yeah, I think you've already figured out that was too long.
It's too whole seconds. Yes. Too long. And then the short version
responsible just a clip of it. They're responsible.
That's the trouble with a lot of these clips with the with Biden
administration spokesman that's that that idiot? What's his
name?
Which what's his name? Perkins are so many. He's like that
fence department guy.
No, I only know Kirby. I don't know how to defend this other
guy. You've seen him a million times easier to do this. No,
because I'm talking. Okay, well, things are not going that well.
Let's try so I've got a bottle of I've got a bottle of
Pellegrino let's try this and so I don't think things went that
well. And it's just a horrible so you get it. You can't get a
beer. You can't get it. The point is not punchy is never
pie. No, it's not punchy. These are a I guess I got some punchy
ones. I think something is not right.
Yes, war is good business.
This one, you have been lied to. Kind of like that. But then I
think this this has got to win. It.
Just has to be the winner gets somebody stepping on it. He is
he's stepping on us what he does.
I can cut that off at the end.
I actually liked the one before that. Yeah, you have been lied
to. Let's use that on that. I like that one. We'll use that.
We have consensus good to go.
Um, all right. Well, we can play the class Schwab's stupid look
at 24 second clip.
He's lost it. No, he hasn't. He's right on track. And it
mentions that in 10 years when we are sitting here the fun
implant in our brains. And I can immediately feel because you all
will have implants. I can re measure your your brainwaves,
and I can immediately tell you how some people react I can feel
how some people react to your answers. Yeah, I mean, I don't
work. I don't think he's I think he's on point. This is this is
this is what these crazies are all gonna have brain implants so
we can all feel each other's feelings like the Borg while I'm
still waiting for flying cars from the same kind of pundits.
But come here, they're coming because an idiot.
While we may not have a flying car, we do have Fletcher and
Blaney live on no agenda stream.com right after this. So
if you're in the troll room, hang in there kids. We have the
end of show mixes for Professor JJ locked down like a dog in
Shanghai Tom Starkweather. Not locked down but hard to get a
job in New York City and Rolando Gonzalez in Dallas who's just as
happy as a pig in shit, because he's in Dallas.
And we would like for you to come by at our new time. If you
want to listen live on Thursday, there'll be two hours later that
will be
one 1pm Central Time to Eastern. adjust accordingly for where you
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Please join us for that. Coming to you from the heart of the
Texas hill country here in FEMA Region number six in the
morning, everybody I'm Adam curry and from Northern Silicon
Valley, where next week the sun will be setting I'm Jessie
Devorah because you almost say Silicon spin. I heard it.
No.
App please remember us at the vortec.org/na and until
Thursday, adios mofos
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misinformation. California lawmakers Tuesday rolled out two
new bills to fight COVID 19 vaccine misinformation
legislation introduced this year by a group of Democrats working
to strengthen the state's vaccine laws for workers and
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Misinformation disinformation governance for subtle
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President Biden's new committee to prevent disinformation.
They're afraid of us they're afraid of the people they're
afraid that we might actually think for ourselves dreams of
having the government be the arbiter of truth. That is the
antithesis of what it means to live in a free society in a
democracy and laundering disinfo.
The goal is to bring the resources of the department
together to address this threat. Thanks to social media, it is
possible to solo yourself off and have very different
experiences of living in America in case you're unaware djenka
wits had questioned the validity of Hunter Biden's laptop early
on actually calling it a Trump campaign product sales. When you
threw the New York Posts off of Twitter for talking about Hunter
Biden's emails. And it turned out that wasn't a real story.
Sounds like the objective of the board is to prevent
disinformation and misinformation from traveling
around the country and a range of communities shudder to think
about if free speech absolutist. Were taking over more platforms,
what that would look like for the marginalized communities all
around the world. But you just have to flood a country's Public
Square with enough lawsuits. Misinformation disinformation
governance board.
I think it's 7 billion people who agree to do something
willingly. They have almost total control over their media,
and it makes it virtually impossible for any opposition
candidate to challenge and when autocrats use loneliness so they
separate people from one another, and that then makes it
easier to dominate them.
Understanding what free speech means we're aware of digital
cash could be programmed to ensure is only spent on
essentials or goods which an employer or government deems to
be sensitive. I eat a plant basis centered life.
How do you get 7 billion people to agree to do something
willingly?
The
new ownership values are not in alignment. That's just the
honest, hate and homophobia is working right beneath the
surface in American politics right now. And does it make us
vulnerable to misinformation? There's a lot of evidence that
the kind of connection that you get from social media only makes
you feel more lonely and isolated. Departments Homeland
Security is now aiming to counteract fake news. The
President has long been concerned about the power of
large social media platforms. You just have to flood a
country's Public Square with lawsuits.
Just talk about the trauma of the victims. The focus on the
emotion How do you get some billion people to agree to do
something willingly?
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