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Adam curry Jhansi Dvorak is Thursday, November 17 2022. This
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Region number six. Good morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where everybody's
talking about FTX or, or they're not on Jhansi Dvorak scale
that was sloppy on all sides. Sloppy on all sides. So my voice
man is like it might have happened last show. My voice is
kind of crapping out. I'm not quite sure what it was
exactly the way it's always sound. You'll hear well, except
for the constant coughing
that's ever since COVID.
Yeah, probably is. will linger for about a year or more. Hey,
we're having a cough once it lasted. Probably four or five
months,
I remember this. We were all very concerned because it wasn't
just like a phlegm cough that I have. It wasn't like you could
hear your lungs vibrating. But yeah, I do. We're very concerned
about you. We had meetings, have meetings or
meetings. Or having meetings, you know, we're talking about I
guess I'm FTX clips I'd like to cuz I know. You brought it up
people do and there's all this thing about the Ukraine
involvement, the Democrats getting all the money and all
the rest of it. But, and there's a but there's other things and a
couple of things are the celebrities who got involved.
Were getting sued. I love it. We've talked about them and we
both made the conclusion. Well, you know, these guys just they
did all these endorsements. They probably just got paid and FTT
or some coin combo combo. So they really didn't although some
of them did invest. But most of them probably didn't invest. It
just took to you know, get some free stuff course. Yes.
According to this big story in today's Hollywood Reporter.
These celebrities are all getting sued by investors.
The implosion of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX one
of the most powerful figures in the industry has left investors
grappling with the aftershocks. How much
of this is effectively an empty you know product.
FTX is CEO Sam Venkman freed is facing multiple investigations
after reports that he mishandled billions of dollars in customer
funds, causing the 30 year old to see his own $16 billion
fortune erased overnight. Now the stunning collapse
reverberating across the trillion dollar industry winneth
Paltrow, Reese Witherspoon Kim Kardashian and Matt Damon among
the celebrities who have endorsed the crypto craze
for simple words that have been whispered by the intrepid since
the time of the Romans. Fortune favors the brave.
So does fortune favors the brave for those that invested $1,000
in crypto.com when after Matt Damon started touting it just
over a year ago, that investment is now worth less than $300.
Today dropping almost 70% Bloomberg reporting that
billionaire Mark Cuban's investment in the Titan token
tumbled 99% This August Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom
Brady bought an equity stake in the now failed FTX you know what
I mean? Along with Brady Tennis Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka
basketball star Steph Curry and Baseball Hall of Famer David
Ortiz among top athletes who will reportedly lose millions
with the collapse of FTX. We'll move slow down, you're getting
into crypto, we FTX. But no franchise took a bigger hit than
the Miami Heat basketball team who terminated their 19 year
$135 million naming rights deal with FTX leaving them scrambling
for a new sponsorship partner one month into the season.
That's interesting. I have a report a little shorter, but it
has different celebrities, which I think is just interesting.
Where's this? From? What? What outfit?
I believe that was from NTD.
This is ABC. So let's see if if we can find that. Yes, they're
gonna probably slant the celebrities. But I do want to
mention that one thing that wasn't in that report, and it's
just going around now, which is the fact that these same
celebrities are getting sued by investors for doing those ads
because it was misleading. There was suckering them. That's my
clip
this morning. I'm writing there. Listen, he is among the a list
celebrities being sued for promoting the failed crypto
company FTX. You know what, man, last year Brady and his then
wife Giselle Bundchen, appeared in this ad for the crypto
Exchange, which filed for bankruptcy last week after at
one point being valued at $30 billion. And Brady isn't the
only big name at the center of the new class action lawsuit
accusing FTX as founder and its brand ambassadors have
deceptively targeting unsophisticated investors and
what the lawsuit describes as a Ponzi scheme. This is Steph
Curry. Cryptocurrency not Steph Curry, Shaquille O'Neal and
Naomi Osaka are also named as defendants a lawsuit to recover
part of the $11 billion that lawyers claim was lost by
consumers. One other celebrity included in the lawsuit. It's
FTX. It's a safe and easy way to get into crypto.
And I'm never wrong about this stuff.
Never. Comedian Larry David who appeared in a Superbowl ad for
FTX jokingly warning people not to use the platform. The big
names aren't the first to be sued for advertising crypto.
Just last month, Kim Kardashian settled with the SEC for more
than a million dollars after she promoted a cryptocurrency
without revealing that she had been paid a quarter of a million
dollars to do so.
And just want to point out that, you know, this is all basically
altcoin shit coins call, you would call them whatever you
want. ICOs, although just by a different name, called an
exchange token is still an Ico initial coin offering. And this
was a problem 567 years ago, and an all kinds of Snoop Dogg. Lots
of people got in trouble for endorsing this crap. So I mean,
who is advising these people? I do have some thoughts on that.
But
they do have agents. Yeah. And they have to go through the
agent is yeah, of course liable. No, there's one little
interesting tidbit in there, which is the Larry David one.
He might not get sued, because he said, No, no, no, I was
telling the truth.
That's what I'm thinking. Is that he goes I don't know about
these things is some negative commentary. I don't know why
they use this add me or even invented the I guess it's
because I didn't know I was just creativity, I guess. But I
wonder if you could sue him because he's like, Hey, here's
my exact words. Maybe other guys are gonna get sued, and it's
gonna be, it's gonna be a nightmare for him.
Now, we'll see. Maybe that'll get fixed up somehow. I don't
know. I have a couple other things linger.
I know people that get involved in these sorts of things. They
linger. There you in and out at core. It's a nightmare.
I have a few things to discuss. I wasn't going to do this now.
I'm glad you brought it up. I got a couple of things to do you
have any more any more clips?
I have one more. I don't think it's about this leverage.
There's just a FTX Oh, this is FTX oz. Australia. Oh, this is a
good one. Yeah, this is what happened in Australia to the
investors they don't have any recourse
and the fallout from FTX is hitting Australia as well. 1000s
of crypto investors there have found themselves in a precarious
situation. They now face the risk of losing their entire
investment following the collapse of the crypto exchange,
investors, crypto markets and regulators were all caught off
guard in a dramatic series of events that triggered a massive
bank run and withdrawal. This caused FTX to collapse due to a
lack of liquidity. The company's bankruptcy proceedings cover FTX
us but do not include this subsidiary FTX Australia
it's all going down everything is going to melt there's a lot
more to come. It's going to be super fun to watch. And there's
just a lot of information this Oh yeah. Oh, no, I love this.
This is what any toxic Bitcoin maximalist loves to see this.
I'll be honest about that. But the Sam Sam Backman fried
character, key has said a lot. And he's in a lot of interviews,
just going all out. And they had so much sorry, they had their
own therapist who worked there and lived in the Bahamas and
would make sure that they had talking sessions and of course,
he also prescribed medication when necessary, but it was it
was really nobody almost, I mean, you know, so there's a
bunch of jacked up 25 to 35 year olds, living in a $40 million
penthouse, and these very sophisticated investors. I mean,
Sequoia Capital, I went through the wringer with Sequoia to get,
you know, like $8 million out of them by but still hurts. It's
not that easy. So, you know, just to be calling people out,
there's some either you've got some magic Mojo, you've got
some, some force behind you, or maybe something else is going on
here. Just one example of one of these where he just talks and
talks and kind of covers the Ukraine base, although not
inconclusive, but it's fun to listen to. I think this think is
CNBC. And this is before the collapse. And also the news
model is just oh god over the guy but last
time we talked But you were talking about philanthropy. And
I know you set up working with the Ukrainian government ways to
use crypto to raise money for the government. I just wanted to
ask you quickly, because obviously, they've also changed
the rules, concerns about sort of spillover effects and
substitution away from their current Yeah. How much money did
you raise? And what do you think about this as a tool for the
governments but also the risks associated with it, too?
Yeah, absolutely. And I think that they get to the point that
this can be a great thing for the world, I think it can also
be a really messy thing. But I think that that at its core,
we've seen millions of dollars go through, you know, the
systems we've given and having something close to a million
ourselves as well, I
just just, you gotta just listen to the little bits and pieces
that the shards that fly around? Well, there's been millions
through our system with Ukraine, and while we've thrown in a
million, it's just millions running through it.
Absolutely. And I think that they get to the point that this
can be a great thing for the world, I think it can also be a
really messy thing. But I think that that at its core, you know,
we've we've seen millions of dollars go through the systems,
we've given, I think, something close to a million ourselves as
well, to support, you know, humanitarian aid and growth in
Ukraine. And I, you know, I think when you think about what
it would take to get by, you know, to get funds, both to the
government there where we do have a relationship with the
Ukrainian government, for raising capital, on
cryptocurrencies that that run,
so if they were fundraising for them, some of the, what he said,
Now, their fundraising, this is so wrong,
the government there where we do have a relationship with the
Ukrainian government, for raising capital for them using
cryptocurrencies that that run through FTX you know, whether
it's getting money to the government, or whether it's
getting money to individuals that are in need, you know,
they're literally tanks outside of the banks. And, and this gets
to, I think, one of the, you know, places where it can be
really important to have a fully digital banking system and, you
know, fully digital way of handling payments. I think
that's, you know, an international one that's the
core of
solving problems that have been solved already been
helping to support in Ukraine
news model
it's a healthy conversation to be having away from some of the
noise of digital assets and cryptocurrencies yourself that
the work goes on beneath Sam great to chat to you come back
soon please. Because I have a million more questions for you
but as always thank you thank you, this
guy has also had DSS quality. I've seen this before, where
people throw in weird shit during the conversation like
what is the point of the commenters tanks outside of
banks? What does that got to do with anything?
Slogan ism.
There's an in there throughout. But it's not their little
rhymes. Yeah, little duties throughout the piece throughout
the conversation that have nothing to do, we're only seeing
their fillers, why don't we or I've seen guys talk like this
before. It's a very strange
verse of MK Ultra trying to program the audience give you a
little things to think about to hold on to.
I think I think that's exactly it. To be honest. I don't know
that he's doing that on purpose, or it's just a style. But it's a
style I've seen before and it's always been annoying to me
because it's you know, I'm always looking for do believe,
and things like that. So this kind of thing is I what,
I'm going to finish this up in a minute. But I need to say one
thing, please do not ask me to come on your podcast and explain
the FTX situation. It's tedious. It's I don't want to even be
associated with what happened there. The whole thing and on
here's the one I really despise. And this this this crops up for
me and I think it's gotten worse people will ask or post. But
I've even had I think was Tom woods. Who asked me this.
Explain it to me like I'm a five year old. I really despise that.
Five Year Old Do you ever talk to a five year old?
Who will? My answer is you understand when you grow up?
That's that's how you explain it to
you talk to a five year old you nailed it.
Yeah. And as you know, it's e l i Five that's you know, even has
a little acronym now. Explain it like I'm five. And people are
this. It's all over Twitter. Especially with this one. Yeah.
And explaining like I'm fine. No. Go away. Where's your
mother? But there is some interesting use
a napkin Good one
that's that's the one right there explain it to me like I'm
five using very good now, but I will say this I totally
unnecessarily use all those words is like I do believe I
will say this I do believe I will say this. All of this is
connected all of these exchanges binance Yes, I think even
Coinbase is going to have some weird exposure even though
they're you know, publicly listed company. And by the way,
I used to purchase my bitcoin through them. I now go through
one of the like river financials just a pure Delta. That's all
they do. They don't do anything else. It's all connected. I
think it's all going to melt it is in meltdown. And one of the
few times I'll agree with the Doomsayer, Dr. Doom Nouriel
Roubini he's the black swan guy isn't he wrote the blacks, the
key predicted the black swan event that I know of? Yeah,
isn't that? Yeah. Roubini? Yes.
We'll keep talking and I'll look it up at Ruby Are you are Oh,
you bi and now I'm just gonna look at Black Swan. And I'll see
who wrote it.
So there's all these different conferences, we have the G 20.
Or if you're Indonesian, the B 20. I guess they had to do their
own signage called the Bali 20. And you have the global
financial conferences, all this stuff going on as we speak. And
Roubini was at the crypto session, and he started off with
giving us the seven C's of crypto,
what are the seven C's of crypto, concealing corrupt
crooks, criminals, con men, carnival markers. And finally,
CZ, was just on the stage right now. I was supposed to debate
him a year ago here in the last moment, he decided to escape. He
didn't want to be on the same stage as me. Guess what, two
years before I debated arteries, CEO of bit max. And a week later
he was indicted and ended up in jail. Because I wrote there was
a crook at your seat was supposed to be here, just today.
Kevin O'Leary was a paid hack for FTX good reasons how but
CNBC is gonna get rid of him. Unfortunately, this ecosystem is
totally corrupt. Unfortunately, it is. And I think the lesson of
the last few weeks is these people should be out of here. I
can't believe that CZ and Behance as a license to operate
in the UAE is banned in the UK is under investigation by the US
Justice Department for money laundering $8 billion money from
Iran. And he's here on the stage and he has residents in this
country that regulators should be thinking carefully. That's a
walking time bomb.
I think I was wrong. Nouriel did not write
that Black Swan does seem to leap.
Different Arab name.
That is Indian. Yeah. With Arab
cares. Anyway. But he's right. The all of this stuff is a
ticking time bomb, and it's all going to come melting down
either quickly or in different ways. And we had another some
other thing is failing, as
you said yourself, that you saw evidence of these exact same
cycle of, you know, boom bust with these other companies up to
five or six years ago. Yes. I don't think it's going to
happen. It was just this. It's a slow drip.
Well, right now, it's all connected, and everything is
super leveraged. But let's just go back to what Roubini is
saying. He's like, he's basically saying how is it
possible that people are allowing this to take place?
Where are the regulators and, you know,
I, hey, the regulators are going after Martha Stewart.
It's a data joke, but I still like it. We need a new one. And
I'm just kind of thinking I'm like, you know, this is because
it's all like this is how all of Wall Street operates. It's all
bull crap. It's all corrupt. It's all phantom stock and
leveraged and you know, but of course there's bailouts and
there's, you know, too big to fail. And there's parking
emergency brakes on on things that start to crash and there's
halts and but it's all just like this. That's why no one bats an
eye. Like oh, it's cool. These kids gotta go on the same shit
over here. Hey, it's a new Wall Street beautiful. We can run
this. And then I heard this guy. Darren Beattie on Banyan show.
And it fits completely with an extension of what I just said.
But really, I'd say what you can say about it is this. There's
some comparisons of FTX that Theranos, the famous Andele
whereby some scam woman pretended to be a nerd and
basically swindled a bunch of, you know, old dumb former
government revolving door figures, including ad Dog
Mattis, who crawled away from his litter box for two seconds
to get swindled by a young woman. But actually, the right
comparison here is not their nose is actually some something
called BCCI, which is a bank that was set up in the 70s. It
was full of scams. Everyone was scamming it, the depositors were
scammed. But it wasn't touched for quite some time. And the
reason it wasn't touched is that part of the people taking
advantage of the scam thing for the intelligence agencies
themselves. And in fact, the CIA use the BCCI bank to conduct
various money laundering operations, it was instrumental
in the Iran Contra affair and other things. And so the BCCI
model, I think, is the appropriate sort of heuristic,
the antecedent, if you will, within which we can understand
not only FTX, but certain other crypto scams that might even
have more dire consequences for the crypto community and perhaps
the economy at large. And so the BCCI bank got
a big you've got makes total sense to me. What a great way to
do your business and to grow it. They were in a growth market.
I don't know what you mean by it makes sense that BCCI is the
analog, the intelligence services using
your st the intelligence cert? Well, they were the Ukrainian
Yeah. In Play? Yes.
And God knows what else. I mean, all right.
englisher, didn't come to their rescue.
Now. Or maybe it was, maybe it was tripped on purpose. I don't
know.
Maybe it was tripped on purpose. And the whole idea was doing. It
sure. Got a lot of people. The big names not, you know, besides
the small investment,
there's there's a lot of benefit here. There's no benefit to
discrediting Bitcoin as a benefit to discrediting lots of
stuff. There's there's all kinds of benefits in this. We'll see
where it we'll see where it lands. In the meantime, it also
benefits I guess, the the things that 1212 banks and quarter
including the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, who are
starting a three month Central Bank, digital currency trial.
Wow. I can't believe that's happening.
Die No, you don't you don't think you don't think it'll ever
happen?
I don't. I don't Well, I don't think this I don't take our
public is ready for it or wants it?
No, I agree with that. But the banking system might need it.
Let me let me
making system would like it for sure. I mean, it's great. That's
a fabulous idea.
Let me go to the G 20. For a moment, a big gala opening the
second speaker on the list for all the leaves of the G 20. Or B
20. If you and your belly. Who could that be? Who could we
bring in from the elites to sell something to the good people of
the G 20? None other than Her Royal Highness Queen Mugsy. Ma
isn't gentleman.
It is a pleasure to join with you virtually and to support
Indonesia's B 20 presidency. I thank you for this opportunity
to put financial inclusion at the heart of our discussions.
Oh, there it is. You mean, oh, people aren't ready for it. But
we need to put it at the heart of our discussions, people.
These
are difficult times for people everywhere. Yes, we're all
seeking new ways to tackle the challenges before us. From COVID
to conflicts, to inflation,
to climate change, by the way edited the crap out of this,
because the finance offers new opportunities to build
resilience, weather shocks, and invest in a more prosperous
future.
Okay. Now, what does that mean? And there's a reason that I'm
going to play this clip because she says certain things in here
that triggered me to think about something that's going on in the
world that might be related. So we know that she's the High
Priestess of central bank, digital currency. She has an
actual title, and she's here to sell something
in my work as the UN Secretary General special advocate.
This is the Angelina Jolie lead position.
I have seen the remarkable difference that inclusive
digital infrastructure, in concert with digital financial
services make for people as more businesses. We also need
continued commitment to put in place a digital financial
infrastructure that is inclusive, safe and equitable.
Okay, so we need a new financial infrastructure. The old one does
not work well. And I would like to point out, I met this I met
this woman I met the Queen I chatted with her had a nice chat
with her. She hair flipped me, I need to remind everyone of that
my wife never forgets. And although man bad hair, Pat hair,
she was more interested in talking about Ivanka Trump. She
didn't say, Gee, Adam, you know, what do you think about
financial inclusion around the world? Would you respect it some
bull crap cocktail thing? Wouldn't you know? So this is
all scripted.
greater connectivity and digital IDs, national services for
millions previously left behind fair competition, and
interoperable payment systems have markets work better for
even the smallest scale customers? India offers a good
example with the India stack, which combines ID cards.
Now, when she said this. What did that trigger for you? This
was this year
India offers a good example with the India stack. The India
stack,
which you said says India stack? That's right. Yes.
And it comes back later. The India stack. She's talking about
a technology stack. Now we were just talking about the
technology. Yeah, Elon, yes. India offers a good example.
With that coincidence, we hear the word stack.
Well, you know me. Yeah, no. That's not a coincidence.
I mean, especially from the Queen of the Netherlands,
India offers a good example with the India stack. Which combined?
Yeah,
they would. She I didn't understand that when she said
the first time I say, India attack. But, but no, it's not a
word that she should be using. There's not a word anyone uses.
Why is it suddenly in play? Because we're
at the implementation stage. We're ready to bring in the new
stack. Yeah, that's what you on good
for? Yeah. Well, they should bring in a new stack. Yes,
yes. But the stack. Listen, India offers
a good example with the engine stack, which combines ID cards,
a payment interface, and account aggregators, to an easily
accessible platform.
Okay, so digital ID payment aggregators, okay,
public private collaboration is key for innovation at scale,
public private, who is good at public private deals, who knows
how to get the government to pay for his businesses,
private private partnerships, that provide services across
entire value chains, is also crucial.
Chain value chain, why is she using the word value chain? What
is she a Silicon Valley geek? Hey, man, she's a hip question
of value proposition. Where's that? Is that gonna be in there
too?
I wish you would say, the total addressable market. If she did
that, than I would put myself or even better the TAM of the
stack.
Suddenly, these SMEs leap forward and connect to larger
markets beyond the brick and mortar presence. Critical here
is the transparency in the collection sharing and usage of
customers and SMS data.
Yeah, yes, critical is the sharing of the data, who has
data who collects data that maybe will be less interesting
for advertisers? Let's push them off anyway.
Most customers granted consent without reading the terms and
conditions, which often long and hard to comprehend. Individuals
and businesses often do not know the value of the data they
create. And even if they do
what they learned second, how does she transition from
dreaming up this, this system to everyone being a customer now
new, we're not citizens? What do you mean? How did she get to
customer out of the blue?
She went from public to private from private to private. A
public private partnership and then she said and private
private partnerships are also important value chain Hello,
this is why we're here we're reading the value chain. And
what she's saying now is, but your data is a valuable part of
the value chain. That's why we're gonna have Elon look after
it.
Individuals and businesses often do not know the value of the
data they create. And even if they do, they find it difficult
to assert the rights or benefit from the value in the form of
better products or lower costs. This is urgent as platform based
businesses.
Listen. She gives a recent for the urgent See,
this is urgent, as platform based businesses increasingly
explore using customers data footprints to embed financial
services in social media covers and entertainment platforms. Now
stay with
me. Oh, Ilan. Oh, yeah, it's crucial because we're embedding
financial services into social networks, who's doing that?
During today's summits, you'll be able to discuss all these
important issues. So let us ask, How can we finance design and
govern this digital stack infrastructure,
digital infrastructure way?
DSI, tada, we empower individuals and SMEs with their
own data. And how can public private and private private
collaborations further take advantage of these digital
transformation possibilities to provide services to the
vulnerable as well as enable them to benefit from the digital
economy?
All I hear say is to take advantage of the vulnerable
somehow my brain doesn't
require action from all stakeholders, stakeholders,
actually, the many leaders from the business policy and
financial sectors here today from Indonesia.
So it's so obvious to me, I can't help myself.
It's a this is an attack on the homeless. Oh. This is an attack
on the cruel attack on the homeless do explain to explain
how it's an attempt at a digital economy. The homeless can't ask
you for $1 They can't get any money. In fact, in Berkeley,
it's illegal
now, but they're gonna have a QR code on their on their on their
jacket. They're not
going to have any QR code on their jacket. This is just
because there's no way they're gonna jack is gonna get stolen
from him. From what for one thing, but let's let's
Berkeley's had to deal with this because of the complaining
citizenry there, which is that a number of
I just have to stop you. The QR code if someone steals a QR code
doesn't match, you don't put the jacket on and the mathematic
QR code you won't have a chat you won't have nothing. They'll
tattoo it onto people. Well, that's a possibility that some
people won't want to tattoo. Okay? But tattooing is one way
of doing it just a number a number on the arm a good long
number would work lightning ID Yeah, you know that's you know,
you've seen this this is an attack on the this is an attack
on the entire world this is a very bad idea. Now Berkeley has
a law that does not allow any any operation it started with
one one store to be no cash. You have to accept cash because the
homeless don't have credit cards or the somebody a lot of people
don't have credit cards they don't have they won't get any of
this they're going to be this is an attempt to for mass murder
the way I see it.
Yes, but it doesn't stop with the homeless. I think you're
completely right. He doesn't stop No, no,
no, no. See, everybody will get killed. Yes, but Hello. But of
course don't be this idea of population control doesn't you
know doesn't work with me because he has 7 billion people
now we have 8 billion people
who mentioned population control you
are gonna it was I saw it coming down to Oh shit. No, it was
always bringing up population control.
You better be careful with your accusations. I never blink i
This is not about this is about enslavement. I understood that I
did understand exactly what this is. Because what are we what is
Ford going to do with 40% Less people that it takes to make
these automobiles? We gotta get put a QR code on him. That
everyone's they're all going to be homeless.
Well, I liked the idea for the for a science fiction story.
There was a QR code on him of all things because the QR code
was a failure. You know, this was an early failure and it
caught on late Yes, thanks to COVID No, it was QR codes were
in place long before COVID No,
they were in play but they had fallen out of favor they were
you're not going to tell me you don't think they were revived
thanks to COVID the whole world started using them thanks to the
COVID passports that was QR heaven. Menus all of a sudden
all of that came back with COVID
I don't think it really went that far away. I think QR codes
were dead in the water in 2019 they were not showing you much
televisions and my television is Lord corner. Okay, let's watch
it. Here's your watch enough home shopping network. That's
your problem. Here's
the comparison. Nevermind, I'm just talking to a brick wall.
You are Yes.
Why am I why do I even bother? I'm a brick wall. brick wall.
But your thank you for making my case. For me. That's exactly the
problem with the central bank digital currency which will be
integrated into Twitter and that's why Elon doesn't care. He
doesn't care, Yammer, Yammer, Yammer, he doesn't care. It's
all lined up. It's good to go. Maybe what they're saying. And I
love this. Germany, Germany's stepping up efforts to print
cash, just in case there's a blackout this winter. What?
What's crazy or what I'm saying? Or they're saying
death? Actually, that's pretty smart. It's Reuters reported go
back. They're printing money. Yes. Yeah.
So yeah, they're gonna they're gonna have cash ready. But what
are they expecting? I mean, seriously, they're expecting
everything to go black. I mean, come on. There's, there's no
reason.
If I was if he had some, some control over it, I would put
everything into black. Now to snap them out of this whole idea
of you know, going green.
Here's the small piece not even a minute of a non-politician.
Besides, well, you know, Queen maximize kind of not a
politician right
away that little thing you play with that woman, that woman, the
queen. Who wrote this for I mean, this guy. I don't care
what leader there is. You can't talk like that. Like you're some
Silicon Valley jerk off the digital stack infrastructure.
It's just doesn't it's dumb. It's not the way politicians
speak ever.
Well, I would say that you and I will be more than happy with the
curry Devorah Consulting Group to write her next speech and
make it really punchy and hit home and be funny.
Carry some humor and how about a Joe's 111 111 Joseph humor.
It's hard though because she was on remote. She wasn't in the
audience. It was pre taped. So and she's nervous about reading
English and it's amazing. She can do all of that and, and lead
and lead the world down a path of destruction and slavery.
So she want to know about Ivanka Trump. That's what she cares
about.
That's what you want to chat about. I love New York. I love
New York. Manhattan. Yeah, man. I lived in Manhattan. Well,
where'd you live? 56 on Broadway? Oh, yeah. Well, you
know, Ivanka, my friend Ivanka lives around there. Yes, that
was our conversation. And then the king came back with airs.
When I when I had that special lunch with the king and queen.
Do you not remember?
No, I don't get the Marconi award.
Ask right after that. Yes. Right after that, because I remember
that Tony Award. Yeah. Yeah. And then I you know, and I had lunch
with the king and then the Queen was chatting with me and then
and when
they were gonna meet up with you down in Austin, I think at one
point, no, never happened. Know that.
She landed in Austin got on a bike rode around and never
called me.
Yeah, I remember that.
Anyway, so other royalty was there. This is just a piece of
it. But it's the important piece that everyone probably saw.
Here. Klaus Schwab apparently also a very important person to
have at the G 20 summit of politicians and countries and
nations and the World Economic Forum. Of course,
of course, if you look at all the challenges, we can speak
about the multi crisis, economic, political, social and
ecological and institutional crisis. But actually, what we
have to confront is a deep systemic and structural
restructuring of our world. Yeah. And this will take some
time, okay. I struggled with drugs differently.
After this guy though.
This transition process, politically, driving forces
forces political transformation, of course, is a transition into
a multipolar world, which has a tendency to make our world much
more fragmented.
You know, you just want to give the guy the hook, but you have
to tie him serious guy. I know you do. But let's take apart his
words. A multipolar world means that we will always be at war
with Eurasia, I presume something like that. The North
American Union will prevail.
Well, let's play the North American Union clips that I have
here.
There's the alley oop ladies and gentlemen, John C. Dvorak for
the hope.
A marrow baby NTD
talk of any style of government in the Americas has raised red
flags with US Congressman Matt gates. The Congressman wants
answers from Secretary of State Antony Blinken entities. Daniel
Monahan has the story.
Mexico's president says he has been holding discussions with US
Secret to your State Antony Blinken, the topic is the
possibility of merging the American continent into one
government based on the model of the European Union president
Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says Blinken talked about
consolidating the North American region and that it is something
they both agreed on the Mexican President continue that he is in
favor of the unity of the entire American continent, the
integration of Canada, the United States, all of the
Americas Representative Matt gates sounded the alarm on Fox
News.
I don't want my constituents having to live under the
socialist tyrannical lockdowns enacted by Justin Trudeau Castro
while their nephews being poisoned by Mexican fentanyl.
But that apparently is the globalist order that the Biden
administration supports here as they give away our money and our
chance of a brighter future overseas.
Concerned that Blinken appears to be having such discussions
abroad. He sent a letter to the Secretary to find out more he
asked the following questions. One is it your position that the
North American continent should be united by a regional
constitution to further the economic interests of its member
states and two is the position of the Department of State that
the United States Canada and Mexico should become a union of
states formed in the likeness of the European Union. A spokesman
from gates his office recently said that the Congressman hadn't
yet received a response from Blinken
Where does Do you remember where the the US MCA fits into this?
Wasn't that one step closer the United States Mexico Canada
Yeah. In this case, in this case they're actually want to bring
in most of Central America.
Oh yeah. Right cool people.
And which accounts for the fact that they just opened the border
guys though. We've already done this. Because it's like the
Schengen Agreement. Just come on. Yeah, just fly are going
there where you want to aim? No, you can't get into Canada
without a vaccine. That's part two of this.
Lincoln traveled to Latin America to attend the
Organization of American States General Assembly that is the
United Nation style organization that was formed in 1948. At the
completion of the summit, the 35 member countries adopted the
Lima declaration titled together against inequality and
discrimination during his remarks and Lima Blinken said in
his words, when all communities have equal access to
development, all of society benefits and because more equal,
democracies tend to be more stable and secure partners. The
Lima declaration describes its goals within the Diversity
Equity inclusion framework. It is a framework that is
criticized for favoring diversity over merit and an
assumption that white people are inherently racist, racist
alliteration focuses on economic issues climate change and
bolstering inclusion for minority groups, especially
around gender. It states that there is a need to achieve
significant financing increases and investment from a wide
variety of public and private sources. It also calls for
international development cooperation to achieve diverse,
fair and more prosperous societies. American taxpayers
fund nearly 50% of the Organization of American States
budget which in 2023, is set to be more than $90 billion.
regional analyst Orlando Gutierrez Boren told the epic
times that a consolidated North American region could offer
mutual economic benefits and create regional stability.
However, he says a supranational union of that sort must be based
on solid principles of freedom and democracy, not on what he
calls the absurd ambiguity towards the tyranny of for
instance, President Lopez Obrador in Mexico, some critics
of Mexico's president believed the country's democracy is
fragmenting under Obrador. They cite the silencing of critics
defunding regulatory agencies and looting state controlled
trusts the same week. Blinken was in Peru, he met with
Colombia's newly elected leftist President Gustavo Petro Petro is
a former member of the M 19 guerrilla group, which was a
1970s era Marxist organization. They discuss the climate action
the migration crisis and a holistic approach to countering
narcotics trafficking in the region.
Yeah, this is already so there this is already I was just
talking to Tommy our, our landscaper, he was to help us
with some trees. And he was complaining about his pizza not
being delivered finally an hour late it shows up. And he of
course being a racist Texan assumes Are you Mexican, because
he didn't speak any English. No Venezuelan. I mean, they're
already integrated. Completely Leyland is cute. Yeah, I'm from
Venezuela. Yeah, yeah.
Don't call me and Mexican fighting words. Yeah, those
fighting words can do that. I'm just the idea of the what's Why
is gender go to the top of the list, by the way with the
inclusion thing was at the top of the list, it was very clear
in there that as far as Blinken is concerned, gender inclusion
is more important than anything else, this gender thing.
Why? Because he's insane. All right, he
is in fact the whole government is yes. And then what is the The
What is this? What is this holistic approach to drug
trafficking? What does that mean? What is it? What's a
holistic approach to fighting drug drug trafficking?
Total filler words, means nothing. I think in this case,
we'll all look at it and go, Wow, can we get our piece?
Yeah, get piece of the action in the end of drug trafficking
stacks work.
The drug trafficking stack nice. You know, before we play your
third clip, this makes total sense with what Chuck Schumer
said yesterday or the day before.
Now more than ever, we're short of workers, we have a population
that is not reproducing it on its own, with the same level
that it used to. The only way we're going to have a great
future in America is if we welcome and embrace immigrants,
the dreamers and all of them because our ultimate goal is to
help the dreamers but get a path to citizenship for all 11
million or however many undocumented there are.
Tell me that isn't exactly what the former New York banker said.
It's all they care about stacking up people we just as
long as so you're right, I am talking about population, but
not in the way you presume it. These people, the elites they
want just as many people as possible but they don't want you
know, smart educated integrated people really want people who
come from a different culture and and you know, can be treated
as slaves. Hey, you're a slave until we make illegal so haha,
we're gonna hold this over your nose all year long and keep that
going. That's all they want. And meanwhile, dogs, everyone's got
a dog.
Does good or shouldn't we
be encouraging having families and making babies and that we
might have done 5060 years ago maybe may notice discouraged.
discouraged by the colleges and universities by the high schools
by the whole upbringing and maybe that's non binary. Maybe
that's why they're running the schools gender
is so important. We want to make sure that we have compatible
genders coming in to make more and that they're incompatible
with our fluidity. All of this seems diabolical. The way by
doing it today
third clip here's to Yes, the theme for today. Let's go it's
part three
in Chile, Blinken met with anxious President Gabrielle
borders to discuss similar issues. borage has opened ties
to Chinese Communist Party. Meanwhile, there's another
player wooing the United States southern neighbors China is now
South America's largest trading partner. With its Belt and Road
Initiative. The CCP has sunk sizable investments into the
region and is now one of its biggest lenders. The CCP has
built ports roads, dams and major power projects throughout
Latin America over the past 20 years. And you
think this is maybe why it doesn't make sense to play
because the audio is so bad you have to read it. Why is GE
publicly humiliated Trudeau because the already in the taken
over the getting ready for the Belt and Road extension through
the North American Union. Did you see that? Did you see that
dress down? He did.
I did not tell me about it. I mean, I knew this was there's a
back and forth going on between Trudeau and she has no doubt
about Welspun
will do something that we love doing on the show. I will read
along live for you. It's only one minute long. I will read the
translators words. Everything. Let me just set the stage. So
this is at the G 20. That kind of hanging out in the lobby, you
know, where's all the stands are the booths, the booths, like
hey, get to climate change, fix here those booths and Trudeau is
just hanging around. And she comes right up to him. Which I
don't think I've ever seen GE come up to somebody and talk to
them in their face. And he's in his face and he will look at but
he won't really look at him. He's like talking spitting at
him and then he turns to the translator translator starts off
if everything we discussed with the with then leaked to the
paper. That's not appropriate. That's not the way the
conversation was conducted.
There is a problem. There is sincerity on your part. Oh in
Canada, we believe in free open and frank dialogue. And I hope
that that's we will continue to have we will continue to work
constructively together. But there will be things we will
disagree on and she puts his hands up. He's like, Hey, shut
the fuck up. Let's create the conditions First he smiles,
shakes his hand doesn't look at him walks away and this is the
video everyone should watch because Judo walks away like he
pooped his pants. He literally is almost keeling over and he
walks scurries away So what happened? Is Trudeau someone in
the Trudeau Government leaked to the papers that Trudeau had been
a big, big guy on campus and said, Hey, she peered the G 20.
I told GE to go stop meddling in our elections and stuff, man.
That's what happened. So she went up and said, Dude, you
leaked out to the paper. And that's not what went down. I
find it quite extraordinary. Actually. The G would do though,
we'll
have to see what becomes of it. But it's, well, I know that this
was going on because Trudeau has been trying to, you know, get
make. Make hay with his own public. Yeah. By kind of
condemning the Chinese even though they're partners in many
things. And I guess this ticked off his
ticket. Meanwhile, speaking, I'm not familiar
that this little event happened. That's interesting. That's
pretty
cool. Cool. Cool. Meanwhile, with Obama, not to be outdone by
hurricane DeSantis. Ron superstar DeSantis. In Florida,
our Governor Greg Abbott, tweeted out, I invoked the
invasion clauses of the US and Texas constitutions to fully
authorize Texas to take unprecedented measures to defend
our state against an invasion by him using that constitutional
authority and other authorization and executive
orders to keep our state and country safe. And then he has a
list of what he's going to do we want to hear. Yeah, because no
one no one reported on this and it is from his Twitter account,
one, deploy the National Guard to safeguard our border and to
repel and turn back immigrants trying to cross the border
illegally. Deploy the Texas Department of Public Safety DPS
to arrest and return to the border immigrants who crossed
illegally and deployed DPS to arrest illegal immigrants for
criminal activity. Build a border wall in multiple
countries or counties on the border. Deploy gunboats to
secure the border. PT 109. Designated Mexican drug cartels
as foreign terrorist organizations. Interesting. Same
thing Trump said enter into a compact with other states to
secure the border, enter into agreements with foreign powers
to enhance border security and provide resources for border
counties to increase their efforts to respond to the border
invasion. I mean, that's kind of fighting words.
Not much for him. I'm liking his attitude. Hey, I have a little
clip here that talks about better do something about it. We
still busing people away and illegals to Philly with us about
this latest.
I mean, I'm gonna put gunboats at the border. But first let me
bust some of these people to Philly. Okay, I'll be right
back.
Border Patrol reported a record 2.2 million encounters with
illegal immigrants along the border in the fiscal year 2022,
which ended in September. It's the first time the numbers
exceeded 2 million in one year. And Texas Governor Greg Abbott
has sent his first bus of illegal immigrants to
Philadelphia. It was scheduled to arrive Wednesday morning.
Governor Abbott has been sending illegal border crossers from
Texas to sanctuary cities to protest what he calls Biden's
open border policies. He says since Philadelphia's Mayor
fought hard to get sanctuary city status, it's an ideal place
to send people in the past Abbott's sent buses to New York,
Chicago and the nation's capitol. He says he'll continue
doing so until the Biden administration tightens border
security to prevent illegal immigrants from pouring into his
state.
Did you Well, you probably didn't hear with the news this
morning. The the Republicans now with their swagger. They got the
swagger because they got the majority in the House. Yep,
they're not wasting any time. But wasting lots of our time,
actually and taxpayer money and all the stuff that we want
because here it comes
fear. We're releasing a report today that details what we've
uncovered. We're also sending letters to the Biden
ministration. Officials of Biden family associates renewing our
request for voluntary production of documents relevant to this
investigation. This isn't an investigation of Joe Biden, the
person in the United States and why he lied to the American
people about his knowledge and participation in his family's
International Business schemes. national security interest
require the committee conducted investigation and we will pursue
all avenues avenues that have long been ignored. Committee
Republicans have uncovered evidence of federal crimes
committed by and to the benefit of members of the President's
family. These include conspiracy are defrauding the United States
wire fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, violation of the
foreign Agents Registration Act, violations of the Foreign
Corrupt Practices Act, violations of the Trafficking
Victims Protection Act, tax evasion, money laundering, and
conspiracy to commit money laundering. The Biden family's
business dealings implicate a wide range of criminality, from
human trafficking, to potential violations of the Constitution.
In the 118th, Congress, this committee will evaluate the
status of Joe Biden's relationship with his family's
foreign partners and whether he is a president who is
compromised or swayed by foreign dollars and influence foreign
dollar want to be clear. This is an investigation of Joe Biden.
And that's where the committee will focus in this next
Congress.
Yeah, all right, everybody, you know, what's coming, John 1000s
of sealed indictments.
Where's Joe? Digenova? We
know he'll be surfacing. He'll be back he'll be no doubt he'll
be back. NBC is all you know, they Oh, here's here's that. Oh,
what are we gonna do? Oh, the house Whoa, the household. I'm
gonna talk about what this new round of sort of the split in
Congress means for both parties. We know overall, it likely means
a lot of gridlock. So I want to ask you something specific.
Understand, What could this mean for the future of existing
committees? Like, for example, the January 6 Committee in the
House? Oh,
yeah. Well, that's just one of the things that we expect to
change. When you look at the slim majority that this
Democrats have on the Senate side of Republicans have on the
House side, you can see how difficult it's going to be for
President Biden and Congress to get anything done these last two
years of President Biden's first term.
Yeah. Okay. By the way, that was a January 6 Committee. It should
have been done in the Senate in the first place, although I
think it probably been harder to block out the Republican so as
they did in the White House, yeah, there would have been
impossible, but this now it's just gonna be flipped. And the
committee is gonna go Yeah. Oh, yeah.
Okay, you know, I watched Trump, I watch Trump announced, did you
watch it?
I watched it. Yeah, I got to read to some clips if you want
to get to the rundown, clipped to Trump running 2020 for one
and a half a couple of Biden threat clips that came out of
this same reporting.
Well, first I just a general impression about his
announcement. So of course, I was disappointed that he did not
shake it all up by announcing the Magga party, America first
party. That was too bad. But I understand his strategy is all
right, you'd like Ron DeSantis. He's Trump without the drama. So
I'll give you no drama. And he also gave foreign policy and
things that you know, I don't think DeSantis or anyone else
can comment on certainly not now. So he uniquely he can do
that. He was very calm. He didn't say anything really about
the 2020 election. So I mean, yeah, but not the drama. He
didn't call anyone you know, by their cool nickname. So while I
understand that, you get no media coverage when you're just
boring. That was his whole hook. I mean, have you really seen a
lot of clips of him? No. All you see boring jazz hyperbole. You
got the New York Times editorial board with a pre written piece
that would have read a lot better if he had done crazy shit
that night. But it didn't it was like, you know the word Trump
says it. He pretty factual CNN we fact check Trump and when
when I read the CNN Headline, we fact check Trump. My heart sank.
And I felt kind of like, like the air let out of me. Like, do
we really have to go through this again? Well, we have other
things to do. You know what I mean? Did you not have any of
that you didn't feel kind of tired, tired of it?
I've been tired of it before this happened. And I and my
argument is well, I mean, Trump, you know, would, I don't know
maybe catch up with last time if he got in. But the problem with
having Trump being elected, again, is that you can't reelect
him. So you'd have another one term operation here. And then
the Democrats that probably went in 2028, probably would Gavin
Newsom, or somebody like that, as opposed to DeSantis, who if
you put him in and he's Trump light, there's no doubt about
it, and he can pick himself up a little bit. Trump would be nice
if we would help him but he won't do that because he's too
prideful. But if DeSantis became president, he could be
reelected. And that would push off Gavin Newsom to 2032 or
beyond or if ever, and I think it would be a benefit. You can't
do that with Trump. It would be another one term deal with the
Republicans and it'd be a mess and it would also be a mess from
all kinds of other perspectives and I don't like this Trump
Reading from the prompter and I put it in the newsletter. Very
an analysis of this. Trump made a big fuss when he ran in 2016
about Obama's teleprompter and he'll never do it and blah,
blah, blah. And now he's like, glued to the prompter and he
read and he's not a good prompter reader. He's, he's
Donald Obama in Florida.
He switches so obviously and then he and then he just goes
into reading mode. I agree. Right
now he's, he's a lousy prompter reader. Obama was a good orator
he nd you know, Trump's you know, he won't have anyone coach
him on this he obviously and so he's it's like in his any down
talks in a funny way and his style is, it's almost
somnambulistic. Indigenous is very tiresome to listen to
Nampula like, hold on,
you can realistically get up SLM. Yeah, I'm not a fan. I
think we've seen Trump do his thing, and blah, blah, blah. But
let's listen to these clips.
Hold on a second. You're not just gonna throw out your whole
opinion. And then shut up. Adam, here's listen to some clips.
Blow me do that.
No, I don't do that. I always let my elders go first.
Up there, they're not included. Well, what
I'm seeing. And by the way, as predicted, all of Republican
mega donors are certainly being announced as pulling back. For
sure.
Well, yeah, we don't know any of that to be true.
No, but yeah, well, some of them have some out
there. Is it because everyone's pointed out there's a concerted
effort to keep Trump from doing this.
I mean, there's there's a very big article and list on CNBC, so
I'll take them with some if they're quoting people saying
no, no, we're not going to back him anymore. And it's quite an
extensive list. Now, of course, he didn't need anybody's money
to win the first time either. And,
and I'm trying to shell a and some of these are these Yes,
I know. But um, but I'm just trying to figure out what the
strategy is because this is not the way and he is not a Twitter,
he doesn't have any of that. He doesn't have the voice. If he's
not crazy. They're not going to use clip from him. So I'm just
trying to now what he's saying. I agree. I'd say most of what he
said I agree with the state, whether he was responsible for
it or not. But what happened in a couple of years. And by the
way, things were now I think we were still destined for this
inflation, all of that. And he kind of weaseled out of the
vaccine by saying anybody who any government worker military,
who got fired or had to leave for refusing, forced
vaccination, they should be reinstated with full back pay,
etc. So that's how he's kind of trying to weasel out of that. I
just don't understand the strategy and outcomes razor says
he's lost the plot. He has the right idea, but he has no way to
execute anymore. So now let's listen to clips.
Start with a I'm not disagreeing with anything you said there.
With the book, maybe I should pass it on so I can actually
read Trump running 2024
America's comeback starts right now.
Trump addressed guests at Mar a Lago with a sobering tone on
Tuesday night, he called attention to the current state
of the nation under President Biden's administration. We are
here tonight to declare that it does not have to be this way.
Trump decried the crisis at the southern border record high
inflation and violent crime rates.
In order to make America great and glorious. Again, I am
tonight announcing my candidacy for President of the United
States.
The former president says he wants to tackle inflation and
vowed to immediately reinstate border security policies like
remain in Mexico if elected. He also promised to be tough when
it comes to dealing with China and touted the benefits the
country received from the trade war. When he levied tariffs
against them.
We were getting hundreds of billions of dollars. Many people
think that because of this, China played a very active role
in the 2020 election, just saying just say, sure that
didn't happen.
If Trump wins another presidential bid, it would make
him only the second president in history to serve non consecutive
terms.
This will not be my campaign. This will be our campaign
altogether.
He described the task as being not for any one individual but
as a movement involving all walks of life, ethnicities and
political backgrounds.
We love both sides. We're going to bring people together we're
going to unify people
President Biden tweeted out, Donald Trump failed America
following the announcement, aides filed the official
paperwork with the US Federal Election Commission earlier in
the day setting up a committee called Donald J. Trump for
President 2024.
Okay, I have a show note here. This is boring, the information
is good and NTD does a much better job of anyone else. But I
can't, I'm losing my focus of how he's talking. So and it's,
it's not it's nothing to deconstruct. We need we do need
some other things besides NTD.
Okay, I'm going back to Democracy Now.
Here's ABC in order
to make America great and glorious. Again, I am tonight
announcing my candidacy for President of the United States.
ADCs Jonathan Karl is at Mar a Lago right now. In fact, he's
outside of the room where he was watching this play out with this
is a report on Agnes seemed rather different from the
escalator speech. Can you just describe this, this
announcement?
Yeah, I mean, at first, it was a much more discipline Donald
Trump, he basically stuck to the script. He gave a speech that
Republicans is the kind of speech I want him to give, which
is contrasting what they see as the successes of the Donald
Trump administration with the problems facing America now
under Joe Biden.
We are a failing nation. For millions of Americans, the past
two years under Joe Biden had been a time of pain, hardship,
anxiety and despair. As we speak, inflation is the highest
in over 50 years,
when Trump was President, we had low inflation, the border was
secure. America had good relations with China, North
Korea, and Iran and Russia were in check. And now the whole
world's falling apart. I mean, that's not really the portrait
of reality. But but it's the kind of contrast that
Republicans would like him to focus on, rather than talking
endlessly about how the 2020 election, you know, was stolen,
and all that kind of stuff.
Let's deconstruct why ABC is doing this. They are actually
making Trump sound good versus Joe Biden in this case. That's
bizarre. I mean, they could have done every every, they could
have done a whole bunch of different kinds of coverages,
but to say, well, you know, everything Trump said is kind of
true. It's not exactly kind of, but it's kind of feels like it.
That was an attack on on Biden, by ABC.
And had to think about that it sounded like it. But you know,
John, Carl, who's an anti Trump or to an extreme, who did that
report
is your spoon?
Oh, that's a good question.
I'll tell you why. And this is a weird thing and take take for
what you want. So I wanted to look at someone sent me the
registration of him filing to run for president and I want to
see, okay, what's in this is very, it's one page and it says,
Read as a Republican, like, maybe there's some weird
language in there. And then I see this bank, the official bank
of the campaign, and it's a bank in McLean, Virginia, which have
immediately is like, what? That's interesting. Yeah. And
this is, what is the name of this thing. It's it's run. It's
run by a guy named Peter Fitzgerald. And he has
traditionally been kind of like a dark money type of bank guy.
You know, he was somehow involved with the Valerie Plame
CIA case. You know, it's like this joke in in Washington, DC
that he has spooked money. He's in McLean, which is like, it's
like Berkeley, you know, in McLean, Virginia,
it means a lot.
So and so I was just thinking, what just a weird thought. What
if Trump is going to a different intelligence agency? Yeah. Gone
from defense to other intelligence? Maybe CIA?
Fitzgerald is definitely a Republican conservative dude. A
fixer, I think, too. But that's where all the money's going. So
I thought that would account for the report. That's kind of what
I was thinking as possible. Yeah.
And Carl could be because he's very unusual in a lot of
different ways, but let's go there. So they brought this guy
on NTD. And I agree with you, there's less drama to these
reports. But they brought they bring in some guys once in a
while, do a little interview with them. And this is an
interesting one. This is the Trump Biden threats and TD.
Joining us now is Lee Smith. columnist and author of the plot
against the president. He's also the host of over the target and
epic TV. Great to have you on to discuss former President Trump's
big announcement. Lee, President Biden last week said that his
administration has to demonstrate that Trump will not
take power if he runs. Biden said they will use legitimate
efforts of the Constitution to ensure Trump will not become
president again. Do you expect Biden will use the DOJ or
another federal agency to hurt Trump's chances of becoming
president again?
Well, certainly they've been doing that. That's what the
Democrats have been doing. And Joe Biden has been part of that
operation since he was Barack Obama's vice president in 2016.
So I have no doubt that Joe Biden has used the Department of
Justice, the FBI and whatever instruments are under his
unlawful control, the way he's weaponized these different
institutions to target his political opponents. Joe Biden
has just made clear what everyone has seen happening
since 2016. And Joe Biden wishes to prevent Donald Trump from
becoming president than Joe Biden should focus his energies
on governing the country correctly, governing the country
reasonably to cultivate American peace and prosperity. And then
he can run against Donald Trump in 2024. That's how we can
prevent him from becoming president. Not by weaponizing.
The agencies he's he and his progressive faction have been
using since 2016. Against Trump, Trump aides and Trump
supporters.
Do you know what was the premise of this little discussion? It's
kind of eludes me. Did Biden actually threatened? Yes, yes,
actually, I mean, I've heard all these speeches.
I played the clip on this very show. Let me see it was find a
clip again, please. Yeah, it was it was just recent, I know as
recent.
And what's striking circumstances.
Here's I think this is okay. See if this is an
attempt to demonstrate that he will not take power. By if we if
he does run, making sure he under a legitimate efforts of
our Constitution does not become the next president. Again,
we discuss this very clip.
Yes, we did. But where did what was the where did this come
from?
This was a news conference. Biden did.
I thought it was a one on one interview with someone. Wow. Is
that across from some that?
I don't know. I don't I can't remember.
It's interesting. They would. Yeah, well, I brought I seem to
have suppressed it because I do remember the clip. But I don't
remember it being as serious as these guys make it out to be and
then now that they bring it up in in these terms, I'm thinking
Well, it's because I just hear Biden babbling like a like a
moron. But okay, yeah, let's go to Trump Biden threats to
federal law enforcement agencies are weaponized to target Joe
Biden's political opponents. It's sick. This is
unconstitutional, and it's disgusting. And it's not just
the MAR a Lago Ray, we've seen Joe Biden use the FBI to go
after January 6 defendants to go after and now we understand, by
the way, how many FBI confidential human sources were
on the grounds of the Capitol on January 6, to frame from
supporters. We've seen them go after we've seen them go after
school parents who object to the Biden administration's push for
CR t as well as trans ideologies. Again, the MAR a
Lago RAID is certainly a big part of it.
And now it turns out, I think, was it Washington Post?
Yesterday, Washington Post, published a piece that, as you
predicted, by the way, that the documents that Trump had at Mar
a Lago pretty much just souvenirs, just shipped to have
the stuff that you were saying and exactly like he would love
to have that some top secret folders just to put documents
in. So the Washington Post made it that's kind of what it seems
that it was.
Yeah, make sense? I'd love to have some of those tough secret
folders.
I'm sure some of you know why do I think that some of our
producers just might I
think that maybe the no agenda shop to just make so chooses
make some Yeah. Top secret for your eyes only
somnambulism. And an abnormal condition of sleep in which
motor acts such as walking our performance like zombie?
Yeah, somnambulistic is the word I used specifically. Very
good word. It's a great one. I'm well impressed with your
prowess.
Somnambulism, ambulances, NIMS and some nub they'd be best
show title for sure.
I don't know. Maybe not. So here's the problem.
So this is new and improved Trump piece getting some love
from ABC. Oddly enough. ABC. John Carl, I don't know is it?
It's the Chain Bridge bank, by the ways and who knows if
there's some connection there. But meanwhile, the bass Magga
country is pretty much like Matt Baker, Matt Baker goes to lots
of city council meetings. You've probably seen me as kind of
like, get some dreadlocks and a beard. And it looks like he
might be a dude named Ben. But his name is Matt. And he went to
the Maricopa city council meeting. And this is how Trump's
base feels.
Good morning. Once again, the eyes of the world are upon
Maricopa County for another botched election. Am I here to
accuse you of stealing the vote? Heavens no for that would make
me a terrorist, wouldn't it? Let me ask you, if you took your
life savings to a bank, and the teller put them in the machine,
and the machine kicked out, one out of four of your bills. And
the teller said, Don't worry, we'll put them in box three over
here. And we'll let you know how many were in there later. We'll
send them off to a separate location. And someone will be
sure to get back to you and tell you how much money you have.
Would you be okay with that? No, you would not be okay with that.
Now ask yourself the question, which is more valuable. Your
vote or your money? Now ask a lobbyist. That same question.
Now ask a campaign manager that question now ask Mark Zuckerberg
that question which is more valuable, your money, or your
votes, or your country or this world or the corruption that is
taking every single the county and then you look into your own
soul. And you look back at yourself in the mirror and
realize that you are the cancer nation.
Thank you, our next speaker. Love you for your
courage. And that's how a lot of people feel not necessarily
about the election, but just in general. And he just, it was
good. He did it within his two minute allotment. He got it out.
And I just love how no one cares. Thank you. Next speaker.
That's Nick Baker. Next speaker Speaker.
I just want to play this one clip before we do anything else.
Before you do that I want to I'm looking at the John Karl bio.
There's an E he has no earmarks whatsoever being a spook. In
fact, he graduated from Vassar girls school.
He's not even spooker adjacent
to spoken Jason. So he has no there's nothing. And there's
always a giveaway. You know, if you can look this stuff up, they
try to cover it up to some always some little item in there
that let you know, no, nothing zip.
There was this clip that I've been meaning to say this for two
shows. And specifically because maybe you can bring it up with
Horowitz or maybe you guys will bump I just want to put it in
your ear. Because looking at some of the numbers, I'll play
this clip from Bill Gates is I don't even know where it's from.
But it was a it was it was the numbers that he was talking
about it he's
making because of very, very high medical costs, and a lack
of willingness to say, you know, is spending a million dollars on
that last three months of life for that patient? Would it be
better not to lay off the those 10 teachers and to make that
trade off and medical costs, but that's called the death panel.
And you're not supposed to have that discussion.
So I don't want to talk about the death panel. It's the amount
of money and I was looking at some numbers out there. I think
there was a big demonstration. It was Egypt. People can't
afford health care. And I'm looking at health care debt in
the United States. It far outstrips anything and people
you know, it's like your insurance pays for stuff and but
there are people with hundreds of 1000s of dollars and then
just on a forever payment plan and one one hiccup and they're
done. They're out. I think that's the real the real problem
that no one's looking at. Have you heard anything about
healthcare debt?
Well, considering that the drug companies and health HMOs do so
much advertising on mainstream media that you'll never hear
anything about something like that. That's a good point, I
think no, I have not. I've you know, and I think I explained
why. Yeah, it's got Yes, probably unbelievable. No should
be something should be done about it. Instead of what
forgiving student loans.
Yeah, there you go. Just a thought but everybody anyway, I
don't see how, how many, I mean, my insurance company, Oscar. And
I was like, hey, you know, we see that you're paying us like
16 $1,700 a month for the two of you, since you only use it since
your deductible is $8,000 Once you get our bronze Plus package
your loser. Yeah. Which means I just got shrink inflation down.
Pay pretty much the same, but I get less services and a higher
deductible.
Yeah, hello, good work.
This is not okay. It's not.
Yeah, you got a long ways to go before you get to Medicare.
Yeah, he'll probably be ratcheted up by the time you
probably be up to 70
Well, the good news is my wife is going to live forever.
Congratulations to the keeper and her 75 Hard group. Day 75
Today she lost 10 inches. More than 10 inches last
10 inches. Yeah, that's it's shorter now. Yes, yes.
The metric is waist and arms I think. And boobs, breast, chest.
Oops. Anyway, there are there are some people who lost 30
pounds in the 75 days is unbelievable. So that so that
she's gonna outlive me
one thing I wanted to get all the podcasting gear.
She like, Could you sign a couple of checks just advance
just in case from mechanics bank. Just just just want to
have a couple you never know. Just use because you're not on
the account.
But come in handy. could come in handy. Exactly.
Yeah, we put the no agenda show on Mastodon four years ago, five
years ago, four or five? Something like that.
I had no agenda. Referring to no agenda social. Yes, no
agenda social.com. Started in my closet. And we built it out. And
now running out of the closet finally did and Erina took over
the duties and it's now as it's he lives in the no agenda social
closet. And at first when when this kind of movement started.
So what I'm saying is, we were already we're in we have
experienced you know how it works. Oh, yeah. You're way
ahead of we are in the fediverse we know what's going on. So it's
been interesting to watch peor the Fetti? Yeah, I'm not doing
Oh, part about the Fetty. So we're seeing people come in. And
you know, and at first I was like, well, this in some of the
adoption was traditional, because people are like, I don't
have any followers. How do I get by? My follower counts? Not
right. Most most people figure out that's kind of not why
you're there. And that doesn't matter. And I thought it would
die down. But something miraculous is happening here.
Journalists are setting up their own instances. And so they're
federating. So you can follow them, but they have their own,
like journaux dot host. And, and these are recognizable names.
Yeah, who, to me, it's actually a little more interesting,
because now they really are chatting amongst themselves
about stories. And they're kind of giving their opinions, they
feel a lot looser. They don't feel like they're being watched.
Because they're not because not a lot of people are following
them. So I think that this is catching a little bit of steam.
Now granted, this is led by people like Jeff Jarvis but no
power to him. At least he's bringing people in. But there's
theories, reporters, you know, former New York Times current
Washington Post, there's so well, let's see what goes on
with that. It's interesting. I didn't I did not expect it to
catch on with any group but for journalists to get it. I thought
that was interesting.
But Joris has enough of a techie background Yes, that would make
sense yes. That he'd be the instigator
Well he's not just the instigator because you see it
happening in the UK you see it happening around the world and
what's interesting is they're they're setting up their own
home and that's what makes it fascinate Yeah, journalists
getting a dot Mastodon a couch whatever. Mastodon dot social,
but making their own. Hey, and I can't believe it
took off we rise together. Back to the moon
and beyond.
Was this who wrote this? By light?
Yeah. I have The three clips on this, again from the boring
iantd. But they have some interesting information that I
was completely unaware of. And nobody else has reported on
this. Okay, so well hold on.
We do your background or and then I'll do my background or
just so we can whenever you say it's ready.
First of all, since we our theory is that they're not going
back to the moon. I think we both agree on that. They might,
but Well, no, no, not going to excuse me. We
don't we don't agree. It's the world the word back the word
back.
You're you're just said we never went and we're not. They're not
going. But let's, but let's draw. I'm dropping that part of
the argument because it's too speculative. And but how are
they going to now that they've launched this thing? How do you
have any prediction what's going to happen?
That we're gonna see video of something? What is are they
supposed to land on this mission?
No, no, no, they're just gonna flop around and come back.
You'll think like,
flop around, come back. And then they'll say, Yeah, we're ready
to go and 2025 and then we won't hear from you hear of it again.
And then we need $100 billion.
That's my prediction.
Oh, what's your prediction?
It's gonna have a fail.
You already predicted it wouldn't take off. So you want
to double down.
I'm doubling down it's gonna fail on the way back.
Going back to the moon. This morning. A new moon rocket by
NASA took off heading towards earth's largest satellite and
lift off of Artemis one,
NASA's new moon rocket blasted off on its debut flight on early
Wednesday. It had three test dummies aboard which brings the
US a big step closer to putting astronauts back on the lunar
surface. For the first time since the end of the Apollo
program. 50 years ago, NASA plans to put real astronauts
back on the moon surface by 2025.
Whoa, stop. Did you hear what he said? NASA plans to put real
astronauts on the on the moon this time. Instead of the fake
ones.
years ago, NASA plans to put real astronauts back on the moon
surface by 2025. The 32 story Space Launch System or SLS
rocket surged off the launch pad from the Kennedy Space Center in
Cape Canaveral descendents Orion capsule on a three week test
journey. About 90 minutes after launch. The rockets upper stage
fired thrusters propelling Orion out of the Earth's orbit on
course for the moon that put the capsule on track for a 25 day
flight that will bring it within 60 miles of the lunar surface.
Today we got to witness the world's most powerful rocket,
take the earth by its edges and shake the wicked out of it. And
it was quite a sight. It was quite as
follows nearly three months of fuel leaks that kept the rocket
bouncing between its hangar and the pad. Also back to back
hurricanes. The rocket was forced back indoors by hurricane
Ian at the end of September, but later stood its ground outside
as Nicole swept through last week with gusts of more than 80
miles per hour. But why are we trying to go back to the moon?
Wait, it's shorter. Let's just get the hyped up CBS Morning
Report version of it. But lift off of Artemis one How about
that identical open? Well done. NTD. Lift off
of Artemis one. As a human made spectacle. This Artemis one
launch was tough to beat NASA's most powerful rocket ever
pushing through Florida's night sky and Earth's heavy atmosphere
with 8.8 million pounds of thrust.
I mean, this is just poetry. Poetry compared to NTD listen to
how he says thrust. I've got it's got thrust. Look at that.
That missile going upwards with
ever pushing through Florida's night sky and Earth's heavy
atmosphere with 8.8 million pounds of thrust.
Today we got to witness the world's most powerful rocket,
take the earth by its edges and shake the wicked out of it. And
it was quite a sight.
On Monday morning next week, Orion will fly within 60 miles
of the lunar surface. Then push 40,000 miles beyond the moon for
space high drama, it's glimpse back on Earth. After orbiting
the moon Orion will reenter Earth's atmosphere for the
missions top priority. Testing the capsules heat shield against
temperatures of 5000 degrees, about half as hot as the surface
of the sun. from Houston, Rick Club Road will lead the team in
Mission Control. A successful mission could lead to a new era
of Moon locket. NASA is hoping for a crewed lunar landing later
this decade. Fair to say lots on the line here.
That's very fair to say. I mean, yeah, we got to have a
successful flight. Otherwise, you're not putting astronauts on
the next next mission?
Question. I mean, I understand I
get that little ditty at all. Oh yeah. Oh yeah.
Oh yeah if it messes up Hey, so all bets are off bro. But I
don't understand. I actually I think the story that you know
whatever the technology we had the money then we did have the
money now we got rid of it whatever the technology Okay, so
now we have the most powerful rock and roll it shook the world
by its edges we're making up to the moon and then we just I mean
just kind of a little moon lander thing. I mean, it's no no
seems like we I lately
explained this on a previous show that I kind of read the
list. Know, they're gonna put in a space station out surrounded
and produce going around and around. You're gonna set up
you're gonna set up shop on the moon
welding station.
Yes. Okay, you're gonna zag. Oh, welding station with a big arc
welder up there.
I'm very I'm very excited to see the picture. I really hope that
they're gonna send an actual picture of Earth and not one of
these composite pictures. I want to see the blue marble.
Yeah, okay. I don't care about that. Let's go back to who is
this guy? This is Neil Armstrong. We want to be poet
that's in both these reports. Who talks about the rocket going
up and it's shaking the wicked.
That's Mark Strassman.
What's the what is he talking about? Says shaking the weight.
Oh, no,
no, that was no I'm sorry. That was the that was the NASA guy.
Yeah, I don't know who it was. I don't know who it was.
What's he talking about?
There was a very powerful rocket.
Jeff Well yeah, it's a pretty rocket is a nice flame.
I mean, this is like this is the guy who does
this we rise together back to the moon and beyond
different guy. Really? No. Yeah, it's a different guy. I don't
know them the way it was in that clip. And it was in my clip to
the guys talking about shaking the wicked
I know but something the wicked. I think it means the wicked. I
don't know what he's okay. Let's listen to it. We have to listen
laughed off
of Artemis one. As a human made spectacle. This Artemis one
launch guy and Earth's heavy atmosphere with 8.8 million
pounds of witness here we got world's most powerful rocket.
Take the earth by its edges and shake the wicked out of it.
Shake the wicked out of it.
It's what he said. It was a my report to show I've never heard
of this. Shake the show. The guy's trying to be poetic it
he's talking about the rocket. Who is this guy? What's he
talking about? What's the wicked got to do? Jack?
Oh, job 38 Verse 13, that it might spread to the ends of the
earth and shake the wicked out of it.
To wicked out of what out of the earth. Now Satan II Satan. This
is as misuse of the Bible again, I
would say
and why? What is Who is this sanctimonious bullshit artists
that's making these comments? What's he got to do with the
price of bread? He's not Neil Armstrong jumping on the moon.
Hey, this is a media offensive man. What else we got? We don't
I mean, that's thing may have done it out halfway. We don't
know just in the back some CGI. I mean, you know what, when they
have that space station out there, take a picture of Elon
Tesla. Alright, that's
what that thing went.
Oh, yeah. By Jupiter. Find it. Well, I want to see your
picture.
So let's go to the part that was interesting to me of these next
two clips, which is talking about the workforce. And some of
the details is a couple of one minute clips is Artemis launched
to an AI there these details were not expressed anyplace else
but NTD
because our call is we're going out to explore the heavens and
this is the next step. Learn how to live on the moon in order to
prepare to send humans all the way to Mars.
This moon undertaking is Apollo successor program, and it's
called Artemis. Artemis is the ancient Greek goddess of the
hunt. And Apollo's twin sister spectators at spaceview Park
directly across from the launchpad cheered as Artemis one
blasted off into the night sky. One of them was a former NASA
employee who worked on the Artemis rocket. He says he knows
hundreds of others who work together to make this work
so dedicated and diligent to make it work right. And that's
what I thought about and tears came to my eyes. I have to admit
it was overwhelmed.
The Orion capsule is expected to splash down into the Pacific
Ocean on December 11 30.
Yeah,
okay, now that wasn't a clip. The next clip is the good one.
But that guy would so with that accent, you know, talking about
the way it was built all the rest of it I'm thinking what
this guy with this accents are starting to hear. Now this next
clip and the last clip,
it's not just the people who go watch these things in Florida.
No,
this whole rocket this whole thing is from the Deep South.
There's no Houston people involved. There's no Vandenberg
people involved. Listen to this last. This is untold story.
NASA's new Artemis one rocket is the most powerful rocket yet.
And it's the culmination of years of work for hundreds of
people. Let's take a look at what's gone into the project
behind NASA's Artemis one project or hundreds of workers.
Many of them are based in two major facilities, one in
Mississippi and one in Louisiana. Hmm, a manager says
the workers all live in those regions.
And so when we think about the technology and the advanced
technology of space travel and large liquid rocket engines and
and astronauts putting sitting on top of these engines and
flying into space safely, and that's being done by
Mississippians that's being done by Louisianans.
Many of the workers are second or even third generation,
meaning their parents or grandparents also worked on NASA
space programs. And engineer says they take pride in that
workforce is very important, right? We can't do this, you
know, this wasn't a one or two person job. You know, this was
teams of hundreds of people that came in that different
backgrounds, different experiences, that all made this
happen together. So this area has that kind of talent. You
know, it's been rooted down here for generations. And a lot of
people see it as a badge of honor to work here. Yeah.
We build rockets we build rockets down here y'all. Hey,
hold on, hold on, hold on. Here we go. This is well deserved.
No, of course I didn't know that. And even the trolls are
going like wait a minute. I thought that was an Alabama
everyone has heard of different places but not Louisiana,
Mississippi, and right. So that's a skunkworks of epic
proportion with a report on a
total skunkworks of epic proportions. And at this the
only time I've heard that even still like nobody else is
reporting on this. Alright, take
a whack and TD this was not boring from NTD this was a good
one. Like birthday but I'm digging What do you think that
this is? So when this thing crashes and burns, which is what
you predict, then then it's easy to go. Yeah, it's those rednecks
in the South. They don't know how to build rockets to build
rockets, man, they're no good
down there. That's when it'll come out.
Wow, very good, John. Very good. And with that, I'd like to thank
you for your courage say in the morning to you the man who put
the sea in the cosmic welding station ladies and gentlemen,
please say hello to my friend on the other end, Mr. John, C. For
me in the morning, you Mr. Adam curl Santa Maria. She was a
revenue subsidy in the water. The names in the night set there
in the
morning to the trolls and the troll room who had been
entertained by Darren O'Neil this morning. Another great
rock'n'roll pre show, it's all live. That's Thursdays and
Sundays. Oh, before I forget, can we do Thanksgiving Thursday
earlier? Can we start earlier? Because my day ends, you know, I
end two hours later and it's like, almost time to sit down
our earlier how we want you to or what we can do one hour
earlier. I think one big one will be fun. Okay, alert the
facility
groggy otherwise, I've gotten used to this new schedule. By
the way, I congratulate you for coming up with this dynamite
dynamite
schedule. I know I know. It's like I wake up every day at
seven instead of twice a week messing me up. It's thank you
all for understanding. I know we lost trolls along the way. I
know because you know, there were so many people who loved
listening live and we ruined their lives. That's I got emails
you ruined my life curry. I vote we go back. I love that one. I
vote we go back Please
play it play the five second clip Peterson trolls
on the second. Peters and trolls,
the trolls. And they're not trolls. They're psychopathic.
Machiavellian sadistic narcissists.
Yeah, that's our people. That's our people, right? Oh my
goodness. Did he say it? No a troll room.io
He left that out.
Let's count the first. Hello you narcissistic 1843 Today, one
more time for the troll trolls.
And they're not trolls. They're psychopathic, Machiavellian,
sadistic narcissists psychopathic,
who was psychopathic? Man. Alien.
Sadistic narcissist.
Narcissistic What was the last no narcissist?
There was a distinct narcissist,
trolls and they're not trolls. They're psychopathic.
Machiavellian said Stick narcissists,
narcissists, okay. P, MSN, there you go. There's your acronym
trolls. P MSN. Well, the trolls, we love that we want to hang out
because of course they listen live no agenda stream.com where
you can get it all to troll room.io? Or did you download pod
verse yet? Because that one automatically trips a live
notification. And in the very same app that you're listening
to your podcast, and it's completely backwards compatible
with legacy stuff like Apple, and oh, my goodness, people stop
using Google. Something happened. And I'm not sure
exactly what but the Google podcast app wouldn't play this
show, even if people deleted the app and reinstalled it. And I
think to myself, at what point do you give up on the legacy? Do
podcast apps.com? Or of course no agenda social. Okay, this
weird, it was really weird. I don't think oh,
it lost the plot. Another thing.
The no agenda Roku apps. I don't think we were deep platformed. I
think the developer I know if I mentioned this, the developer of
the app, if he didn't update, sparkle, Sprite 2.0, whatever,
whatever their framework is that it was automatically taken down.
So if the developer I don't know who did it has been around for
so long.
I have heard from him for some time ago when he was not
maintaining it. When he went back to it. I don't know. Maybe
he's just given up maybe hates us. Well, Grand
Duke David Foley, that told me this is probably the reason he
said, Look, if the guy doesn't show up, I'll do a new one. How
cool would that be?
That'd be good. And I still get those TV guys or TV guy.
And I still get emails from people saying, Hey, man, I'm cut
off my supply. I used to listen on Roku. So interesting. People
must be live. Yeah, people must live inside roku.
There's people that there's you know, everything has got to be
it used to be called the long tail. long since forgotten idea.
Yeah, that's what it is. That is the long tail right there.
Our tail is so long. There's Zoomers stepping on it. Ah, we
want to thank the artist for the episode for episode 1503. We
have was titled strung out man strung out. Thank you everybody
for sending me millions of clips of people and old movies going
Can you dig it? Dig it you dig it? Damn, Kenny Ben brought us
the I got my flu stir shot looked suspiciously like a
Mattel logo on the on the round part. This was I had to trust my
my colleague Jhansi Dvorak on this choice. For I have enough
colorblindness that I pretty much and can read it to you this
at all. And I have no problem flying aircraft. I have no
problem seeing the red from the green lights, all that stuff.
But when it comes to in one image, no, it just doesn't work.
So I liked it. There was a there was another one for people
out there who could kind of imagine not being able to see
the I got my part of this. Just there's nothing there. Right?
Yes, that would be Adam. And so. Yeah. So we had a debate between
I got flu STED which is the which was good content. Neil
piece Grucci. He's like, but I didn't like the band aid being
there. Because their needles were under the band aid. I just
bothered me. I liked this this little guy because it was it
stuck out and and there wasn't there was a lot of other stuff
that was borderline but it wasn't quite jazzy enough for
our taste. I like the piece I was used in the newsletter to
laundering money by gore. But the thing about that piece, it
looks like Eastern European cartoon repurposed. Yeah,
because it's got a style of an Eastern you're, you know, you've
seen these cartoons, these cartoonists that are in
Yugoslavia and
Yugoslavia cracked magazine would have this cartoon, yes,
something like that. And so it did it looks stolen. So I don't
know if it was or not, but
we did bring up the stolen nature. I just thought I was
confused. I brought
it up to myself when I was thinking about it for the
newsletter. And I looked at his previous art and he has no
evidence of being a cartoonist. You know, as you'd like, like,
look up Mike Riley. He has does a cartoon he was that stolen?
You look at his previous all of his stuff. You know is Mike
Riley's cartoons. He does a lot of cartoons so I just wouldn't
even consider it being stolen. But
honorary, honorary mention to Lorenzo Royo Arroyo of the sand
bank when freeze, cucumber.
Oh, yes, we both liked it. It was hilarious. almost use it for
the newsletter suddenly just stupid about that particular
stupid was so
and the Adam cast IRL by the way if you're listening to this you
can always go to no agenda art generator.com Refresh if you
want to see what's happening now you can see all the art almost
30,000 pieces we have so much to choose from. But what's
interesting not the art isn't so interesting, but we had a
conversation where I said, you know, this guy's never going to
invite me I don't care and then I did a horrible impression of
him. Well that translated to some producers as Tim cast Tim
at Tim cast. Adam curry really wants to be on the show but you
you haven't invited him he really wants to be on the show.
What
love the way these yes not Kelly can happen not help in the
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Just a white one no part of it. Thank you to Katie Van Gogh on
this show.
If you go on the show it you have to wear Baray
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are verbal Twitter. I'm not It's not interesting. I'm sorry. It's
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today, but we do have some make goods still left over from the
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I'm gonna give you an authentic compliment. You read the soul?
Well? Yeah, for some reason, because you actually have
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care about people John. Yeah, you do. And I think that's
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can start shorting beers
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hear you go. It didn't even mind. Mine has no fears. Now, my
Dr. Pepper is flat. Oh, you
heard me open a can. Okay, I
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my faith in Jesus Christ I was emboldened to resist. I was
granted a religious exemption and joined other flight
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organics. You should have called the unleaded I would like to
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year and I've noticed she hasn't donated although I'm feeling a
little guilty and calling her out since I was in the boot camp
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Is anyone any pagan karma? By the way?
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Yesterday, Shawn, you're doing Sean DS? Yes, this
is Sean D. Okay, why?
I was just wondering where you were you didn't do any jingles
but
I haven't done any camping. I'm not doing any jingles here. I
already pre announced them
this just just broke
we had we had Oh, okay. All right. The No don't bring it up.
You want jingles? Don't go back and do all the no no. I do not
want what is wrong with you?
Maniac.
No comment other than keep up the good work. Thanks for all
you to do. Sir Shawn Knight of the cisgendered third world
jungle. You got it. Martina no and Martina. Here's I think it's
Martina. Maybe not Martine. No, I'm pretty sure this is Martina.
I think she's a a female airline pilots. Believe. I hope I didn't
miss gender.
A lot of pilots. Yeah. A lot of people in the airline industry
and cops and military. And by the way, just for the people out
there need to know. I did it. I finally did it. After two years
you
renewed your ham radio license.
It's the biggest pain in the ass anyone could possibly imagine.
The website is unusable. It's been on Yeah, this is no it's
been I had you know if anyone wants to renew their license,
just let the AARP do it for you is subscribe for one year and
you'll get it they'll do it. They will renew your license.
Yes that you get a note when your license expires from the
AARP. Hey, you want your license renew? We'll do it.
Cool. I'll wait for that come
up on it. I had to call Washington DC and talk to the
FCC and have to be Acme I had to be walked through the website oh
how embarrassing is very embarrassing and then there's a
bunch of stuff like Wait
so one sec. No, no, no, we can't let this go by John. I can't let
this just go by FCC Can you put out put you on hold for one
second? Okay. I got some old dude who can't figure out the
website right Am I right?
No not at all because you could tell that this all these guys do
so they spent it takes about 45 minutes by the way. My comment
is something like this half the time I'm supposed to put what in
there and it's like he's a huge effort and embrace it but the
effort and numbers already know you've just put the pool down
and put it in but it's already on the page. This seems
redundant. Oh goodness. And so my comment is mostly well that
seems redundant. Well that seems redundant and two guys you keep
walking me through and so I can find it and you click over here
you
guys really annoying can you take this call he says it's over
in Dundee so it's a p i don't i don't use this this term lightly
and put it in oh man said piece of shit
which is pretty much like every ham radio website on the
internet does it still use blink tags this thing to renew your
license? I
wouldn't know I didn't see any they had a lot of dropdowns
You crack me up so back to Martina with a double credit
this will get me to Dame hood level if you would chip in one
penny well of course we're gonna chip in one penny for it was my
penny was my jar. My jar? Oh, they're just behind y'all got
it. I would like to be named Dame kicking in stream is
screaming and I would like to request the following at the
roundtable roll mops and trick drop. Match throw baffles yummy.
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pull the licorice apart. Just throw waffles you know what
those are our row mops
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it roadmaps roll called no roll. Oh, I didn't know that. Okay,
roll. Yeah, roll mops. Robert Campbell. I I've been abandoned
a
pickle in the middle as a
result but I onion Yeah, I love him. Robert Campbell has been a
fan since day one and when he saw the promotion leading up to
show 1500 He knew my dream of being a night was inside he
says, When I realized my donation for show 1499 was
missed I was upset. But after listening to the number of
producers listed in the show since I was not surprised I
humbly asked for a mate good and the knighting you shall be black
sir. Nothing special for me at the roundtable but I'd like a de
douchey sorry
my mistake. How did that happen?
There we go. You been de deuced? That's right. Thank you very
much Peter Roseann ski we're almost there folks. By the way,
that was genuine content you just heard in the Morning John
and Adam after episode 1503 dropped and wrote a concern note
about my pending knighthood from 1500 which had yet to happen I
wasn't listed as a title change or anything on the show credits
this morning I finished actually listened to Episode 1503 and
heard Adam read my note which was nice Yes, I do listen to the
donation segments. Thank you. I was not however, called up to be
knighted strange. Doesn't that normally happen on the same
show? Yes. I know you guys probably get a lot of notes like
mine and are fatigued not really please understand I'm not
complaining. It's okay. But I and probably others are confused
by the process. Oh, you know what? We're all confused. We're
all
a process.
I'd love to fraud q1 q1. We never expected this to be last
for 15 years. We gotta we now have to really fix the process
which is a process seeing the my earlier donation was noted.
Okay, we will take care of you. You bet you will be knighted
today. Christian layer two more here. I would like to split this
donation to to 500,000 with a double credit to my smokin hot
wife Deborah to make her an instant game. To the to the love
of my life mother of my child and reason for getting up every
day. You are now an official Dame and executive producer of
the no agenda show. I'm thrilled we can now dine and drink
together at the round table. And I'd like the other 500 to get
credited to me sir Christian of Phoenix no title change for now.
Just a much sought after executive producer credit. And
you also your Dame will become a black dame. And Matthew bovines
is our final mate good. And this might actually clear it all up.
This is the backlog. I want to check in on an instant night
contribution during the 15th anniversary especially
submitted. You got the receipt of course I mostly want to make
sure the show received the donation I didn't screw it up.
See Thank you. A couple people would Hey, I don't care about
the mentions. We'll make sure that you got it. That's always
appreciated. That is really that's very sweet. And typically
Yes, thanks. Oh, did you get the Zell so I tried to
do as though I'm working at ESL will be probably playing in week
one q1
Wherever was I thanks to you and Adam for hosting the best
podcast the universal all these years. I started listening long
before Episode 200 I am well overdue for a DD D deuced. And
here is the show and its producers and its producers have
taught me so much over the years and it's past time for me to
contribute some treasure. If my contribution still counts
towards an instant it does with a block in front of it night me
sir Matthew mutton and me to the roundtable. Of course that's
going to be there. Ames, Iowa Matthew thank you all so much.
Apologies again that we're this is forcing us into a process
which is good. It's very good thing. Thank you again to the
executive and Associate Executive producers for episode
1504. And we'll be thinking more producers later on and we got a
lot more show coming up. So with that, I would say if you'd like
to be a producer go here.
vora.org/in 15
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We go out for people in the mouth
Oh, I wanted to want to thank cabbage paps for the official
Adam curry strain is approved and I can't wait to see it grown
all over the world.
Finally, he finally reached this pinnacle. He sent me seeds.
Yeah. Oh, he did give you Grom grid Texas you can grow that
stuff. Arrested in jail,
go to jail. Grow. Do you want an exit strategy? That's a smart
move.
So I got a bunch of clips because Jordan Peterson was on
the Piers Morgan show no Oh, that's why you have the clip.
Okay, good. And that's where that clip came because he talks
about and I think you'll like these clips because it's about
Instagram celebrities and psychopaths online. It's about
everything you talk about with you over a under educated over
socialized, but he's thinks is more than that he has a lot of
nutcases in the process I want to pull up just a side clip out.
In the process of discussing this Piers Morgan makes the
following clip just the Piers Morgan clip, just play this and
tell me what lunatic would say this whole matter appears. Don't
see. Go here. Yeah, I got it.
I actually I had a psych. I had a psychopath test done on me
actually, a lengthy questionnaire and they concluded
I was a good psychopath,
a psychopath test?
Data Psychopath Test done on him. And it turned out that he's
a psychopath, but a good one. Well, then Peterson kind of very
well. Oh, I'm gonna hear that again.
I had a psych I had a psychopath test done on me actually, a
lengthy questionnaire and they concluded I was a good
psychopath.
A good psychopath? Well, sounds, describes it.
Alright, so let's listen to some of these clips. This is pretty
funny stuff. So let's go with the we can do with the crazy
women clip. But let's go with Pearson on Insta influencers,
just got a paper sent to me today by Jonathan Hite. He
didn't write the paper. It's, it will be published. It's
published in a journal called Personality and Individual
differences. And it's an examination of the personality
traits associated with let's say excessive and self promoting
internet usage. And if you don't mind, I'd like to read you a
couple of the descriptions of what the people found, because
it's so absolutely spot on and relevant. I don't think we are
descending into tribalism. I think what's happening is that
the virtualization of the world is enabling people who behave in
a particular antisocial way in a self aggrandizing and self
promoting antisocial way. And I'll just read you the
descriptions that are taken directly from this paper. So it
was an actual study of online behavior. Women characterized by
high self centered antagonism, neurotic narcissism,
Machiavellian views, Machiavellian tactics. So that's
manipulative, manipulative, pneus, meanness, disinhibition,
physical sadism, and indirect sadism used Instagram for a
longer time and more frequently than the men in women, verbal
sadism and emotionality was associated with longer. Well,
honesty, humility, and conscientiousness was with a
shorter Facebook usage time. Furthermore, women high in
agentic extraversion so that's manipulative self promotion, and
indirect sadism used Facebook for a longer time, and more
frequently than men. And so I've thought for a while that one of
the things that's happening to us as we virtualized the world
is that we're enabling the small percentage of people it's
usually about 3% in general populations, who use
manipulation and reputation savaging and denigration and
self promotion. So the genuinely psychopathic types to dominate
the social conversation and to spew their poisonous and
manipulate the venom into the public domain. Not only with no
fear of being stopped and no and no inhibition, which is almost
all applied socially, but also well being monetized and
promoted by the people who run the social media channels.
Okay, I'd say two things. One, it's being amplified. This 3% to
3% seems low.
Well, I think is 3% always refers to the percentage of the
population that are genuine psycho or sociopaths,
but then 30% Is copycatting those psychopaths is that what
I'm supposed to
follow? I don't know. But but because the 3% is I don't know
why you think it's low because the number of people that if you
go on Instagram Insta and you find some of these people I
follow a few of them it's just like fascinating to watch them
just take pictures of themselves over and over and over and under
any circumstance picture picture picture.
Okay. I can't help but think of Scott Adams. This is exactly
this is exactly the the woman he loves Scott Adams posting weird
stuff he posted. I'm gonna paraphrase but I think it was
what is interesting gram good for No, no, I'm sorry. It was a
Why did I get married because I wanted to have a week long of
fantastic sex with an Instagram model in Vegas or something like
that, which sounds exactly like how they met. It's, it's
destructive. I mean, that that woman, I'll say that woman who
totally suckered Scott Adams, not a sophisticated player at
all, as it has damaged him is dead, Insta, indirectly has
damaged him. And I think she is an example, if I were to call
anyone, or say anyone has maybe some psychopathic, that would be
one I'd be looking at.
There's lots of them. And I think it's just she's one of
many. And if you if you've, it's just like frightening to see
some of them and they're just gonna kill you anyway, part two
of the same as he wraps this, this part,
every society forever has had to contend with a small percentage
of people who will utilize all the benefits of society only for
themselves. They had to contend with the fact that those people,
if not brought under control, can demolish the structure of
the entire society. And I think the polarization that we're
feeling is a consequence of their untrammeled expression,
online, Instagram, Facebook, and in any and online comment.
forums like Twitter,
but but then that, that stuff you read out just seems to be
gender specific to women. Bazoom me also applies in other ways to
men as well on social media.
Oh, yeah. Well, I I think the reason that it deployed in this
study in women is because Instagram is very heavy, heavy
image use image. It involves heavy use of images. And there
are reasons to assume that because of that, it attracts
women who are directed towards short term impulsive mating
strategies, and that's another sign of impulsive, antisocial
and psychopathic behavior.
I wish he would deconstruct dating apps.
Oh, he you know, he'd be this one. You know, he's, he did this
interview with Piers Morgan and people can look it up. But he
also did a longer thing with a huge Hoover Institution and that
guy that you know, this is the interviews over there. Victor
David Hanson. No, no, Victor David enhances the guests
usually being interviewed by the guy who does the interviewing
goes over to Hanson has gone off and done his own podcast now
this I can't remember the guys name Robinson I think his last
name and he does interviews and he had a great time on our long
leg. It was more of a lecture than anything else by Peterson I
thought he's back on form because Peterson over the last
few years has just been you know trying to recover from his his
moment where almost died from drug use. But yeah, he's he's
got back on track, I think does my second one this is the these
are actually discrepant, but let's play just Peterson one.
And then I'm sorry, then it'd been the last one after that,
okay,
shouldn't be required to implement no your customer laws.
And then that the people who are posting who are genuine,
verified human beings willing to abide by their words with their
personal reputation should be put in one comment section. And
then the online anonymous cowardly, narcissistic
pathological troll demons who are polluting the public
discourse should be put in a different common section. And if
you want to go to hell, and visit the troll demons and see
what they have to spew, you can, but otherwise you can be among
the normal human beings engaged in normal civil human disperse,
and that would separate the bloody psychopaths from the from
the bulk of decent normal people. And you know, 97% of
people aren't psychopaths.
This is the stuff I don't like Peterson for. So he's going to
tell us how to fix Insta how to fix social networks. This
is specific to Twitter this but she doesn't it doesn't doesn't
matter. It's no I agree.
But let me finish. Okay, what I would prefer this man say is
avoid Silicon Valley altogether that it is actually it's a bug
on the internet route around it. Now this is the guys that have
the guy. I know. That's why I'm a little disappointed in nadian
Oh, I'm sorry. I expect too much.
You're expecting way too much. If he was if he was actually,
you know, moved to silicon, San Jose or San Francisco. It
wouldn't take much.
But he's he's in the Ben Shapiro group. And so he's sitting
pretty and those guys are all about fighting the new
mainstream which they think their fight is with Twitter and
Facebook and all that stuff. Where's there's no fight, go
over to the Fetty do a pod on the Fetty there's the I would
like to know is are there. Do we know people will completely
narcissistic nut jobs in the Fetty No, because there's no
algos in the Fetti. So he's just wasting his breath telling
people how to fix the stuff that is toxic. We don't need and
people enjoy not being on it. That's, that's, I wish he would
do that. But he's in the system man. He's fighting a fight,
man. He's a man. He's a part of this problem.
You dig it? Okay. All right, part two, part two.
This is where it's not really part two. It's I think it's
slightly separate. This is Peterson, crazy women,
mega Markel Prince Harry's wife who does this. Let me
let me preface this crazy with Have you wondered if you listen
to Megan Merkel's podcast?
Let me see no. She's got
a podcast and pieces brought up in the podcast. Pierce is more
than happy to take a clip from her podcasts which includes him.
It Peterson blows up at this. And he Benny, he does something
I've never heard him do before and he doesn't do it as well as
he could but not as well as we do it. Which is he mimics her
and then does a little take on her voice ganging it you know.
Yeah. Which he never does take and so I just thought this was
quite interesting is very entertaining. And he just pierce
we know hates Megan Markel. And I guess Peterson does too. I
didn't know that
mega Markel Prince Harry's wife who does this podcast, Archie
Well, podcast. Archetypes is cool. And when she seems to
parentally play the victim, the female victim of all outrages,
and your name got dragged into this. Let's take a listen to
what you said.
Raise your hand if you've ever been called crazy or hysterical.
Or what about nuts insane out of your mind completely irrational
by don't think that men can control crazy women. The use of
these labels
has been drilled into us from movies and TV, from friends and
family and even from random strangers. And the fact is, no
one wants this label.
What did you make of that Jordan to be suddenly appearing on Mega
Michaels podcast as a villain? The first thing I'm holding
women crazy is
that she? Yeah, well, the first thing I make of it is that her
voice drips with the same falsehood that the voice of
Kamala Harris drips with. It's this sanctimonious, faux
compassionate talking down to her audience and trying to be
sure that we're all really on the same compassionate page
here. And we're all being victimized by terrible forces
that are arrayed against us. None of that's really fair. And
it's it just grates on me and I do believe I do believe I do
believe you played a bit of a clip. When I was talking to
Talia Camille pelea, the literary critic, and I do
believe I do believe I do believe that it is the case that
it's very difficult to control female antisocial behavior,
often of the type that's been pilloried as hysterical. And I
think that there is no shortage of clinical evidence to support
precisely that claim. It's very difficult for women to control
female antisocial behavior and females who are antisocial, that
feminine pattern is reputation savaging under the guise of
compassionate care. And it's it's extraordinarily
destructive.
Yeah, in in that playing field, yes, people who aren't who
aren't a part of that aren't that way. I don't know it. I
like I've always liked Jordan Peterson. I've liked him for a
long time. I'm glad that he lives. You know, but it's to me
it's just more of you who even Why do you even bring up Why do
you go on a show to talk about Megan Markel? What are you going
to show as
well he didn't go on the show to talk about Megan Markel. This is
Pierce brought it up. I
understand but what he's talking about will crazy women on Insta?
Yeah. John, I just don't like his advice. I think it's advice.
Should we get off of it? Do something else with your life?
Yeah.
All right. A little bit of food intelligence there. It's going
fast now. So this this is just this week. In fake food, though
we need a jingle a startup has turned seaweed into delicious
vegan bacon. The Dutch I picked this up from the Dutch telegraph
have developed a coffee without a bean.
Why wait? Don't coffee plants take carbon dioxide out of the
air and they're valuable and they produce these beans And
then you can make coffee out and what would you want to
substitute that for? Well, how could it be more green than
that?
So this is it's made of soy palm oil. Why? Because we need okay,
why? Because coffee beans are expensive. Why not just sell
people the soy repackages coffee for the same price. That's why,
by the way, we should mention just for historical purposes,
there was a product and I think it still exists called post him.
Punch was a post them POS TQM which was a coffee substitute.
That became very popular during World War Two. Huh.
That's interesting. why would why? Oh, because there was no
money. There you go. Well, that's why
no World War Two there was that you know, everything was
rationed. And so
they're getting ready for the next rationing period with
basically warm crayon box on a box from your own news.
Headline. It's like brewing beer. This startup makes baby
formula with human proteins to mimic breast milk. Yeah, this is
good. And this is this is the stuff that they're making. And
people are going brooch milk and it's not even this is all lab
grown. Now just as this is another good one. In Berkeley,
California per litre. Are you familiar with Perlita? Perlita?
No, it's a Perlita Missy. It sounds like it's some kind of
little oyster joint. No, no, it's a startup. Her Aleta but
they are from Berkeley. They have announced plant based
oysters. I mean, who needs the protein of an oyster get to
plant plant great. But the kicker today John just to show
you where we're at the Food and Drug Administration. You know
them has approved laboratory grown meat for human consumption
for the first time. And it's called upside upside the upside
meet upside foods you can find them at I think it's upside
food.com Let's see It's okay they traded upside foods.com No
one let me see I don't think so. They will be because there's
some oh my goodness I've been seeing this they got celebrity
endorsements.
lawsuit waiting to happen.
Well all right here is this is their chicken. So they have you
see the Prato
sheep is crapping meat in the world. They're gonna make in a
lab, our foods,
the upside of chicken and they have coming soon. So they're the
only half chicken right now but coming soon they will have all
kinds of meats. Yeah, what is the science of it? Start with
chicken. Yeah, hold on, we're gonna start with chicken. Here
it is. So the Science page from one chicken to enough chicken
for everyone. Our production process starts by taking a
sample of primary cells from a chicken or fertilized egg. From
this sample, our team selects ideal cells for developing a
commercial cell line. The winning cells get a blue ribbon
are chosen based on their ability to produce high quality
meat and grow predictably and consistently. This process is
called the immortalization. That's, that's immortalization.
Once the cell is established, we're able to draw from it for
years, if not decades to come, reducing the need to take
additional cell samples from animals. This is this is
actually fascinating. Step two. In the production process, we
have our cell line established and are ready to begin producing
meat from those small samples. To make upside chicken meat. We
need to nourish the cells. We've developed a proprietary cell
culture medium or cell feed that's optimized for ourselves
needs and consists mostly of common compounds found in animal
feed and human food including amnio acids, fatty acids,
sugars, trace elements, salts vitamins, so then they get and
then they cultivate it, and they put them into a vessel called a
cultivator. Where I guess it just ferments and becomes yeast.
After about three weeks, the tissue is ready for harvest. We
remove the tissue from the cultivators and separate out any
remaining cell feed and Baba, and then that then it's good to
eat they need to pack it. Once harvested, the meat is ready to
be inspected, prepared, packed, served and enjoyed. They forget
the whole process where they make it look like chicken and
who is the celebrity endorser? No one less than Sir Richard
Branson
How you doing? Good to see you.
Really excited and looking forward to tasting your latest
rendition.
Thank you. We're cooking chicken piccata with Baron Weinstein has
already smells good but isn't from Vitor.
Yeah. Holding you guys over there you just come over here
and look at this. This is extraordinary. I know we're
making a little film but this is just everybody who
by the way in this film, he makes the crew and the producers
eat it first. And then he takes a bite he's not stupid he's
hiding in the background to come and say this this is just too
good to be true.
It's just too good to be true
nice nice things to him it isn't it wasn't alive and plucking
the battery Do you hear this? Oh, at least it wasn't a chicken
that was alive. You don't even
know and you know it doesn't go to horrible stuff shoved in and
you're eating chicken that's gonna change the world. Yeah.
Oh change the world with this chicken. Yes.
That's great. Thank you.
And now Branson is going to try it himself
off is truly delicious
someone's going to grow a third arm and sue him for this
absolute nationally delicious for the but a good chef there
but it's just so nice.
We have one more thing for you. A big surprise come on over
Daniel.
Oh big surprise
as chicken tikka masala oh my god
we've taken this yeast laboratory grown goop of cell
clusters you let ferment and we made it taste like chicken tikka
masala was
quite brilliant. Thank you so much better than the best Indian
restaurant I've ever been to. This excites me more than almost
any company I've come across because if you can grow enough
meats and fishes and other things you could save the
rainforests you could save ultimately save the world.
Save the world by killing humans
did do is Saving the Rainforest.
Oh man. No, they're not public and not public. Here they will
be they're starting United States where do you obtain your
cells from Uyghurs are
actually about it. Next step of this would be cannibalism. We
could grow up cumin, edible tissue,
Soylent Green.
And we could eat that. So this kind of Pfizer with a clip I
have here on food.
By the way, this was not a clip about food. This is a clip about
some weird chemical crap people are being told to eat by Richard
Branson, who couldn't even get out of the atmosphere
this clip doesn't you know this clip is by with Michael Pollan
bitching about McDonald's french fries. Which I have a you know,
I've
Yes, you weren't efficient. No, no, yes. And until they've gone
bad
they went south some years ago, they changed the oil oil formula
for the french fry. Oh, but but I never thought about what he's
going to talk about here, which is another reason not to buy
anything from McDonald's is basically a matter it's just one
step closer to what you just played. If you go
Donald's anywhere in the world, you will find french fries or
chips as you call them. And you will find that they're always
made from the same Tayto the russet Burbank potato. This is a
potato from America that's unusually long and and difficult
to grow. And but that's what they want. Because when you're
making when you're McDonald's, you like those red boxes with a
little bouquet of very long chips. It looks really good. And
so they insist that all their potatoes be russet Burbank, and
they further insist that they have no blemishes at all.
There's a very common defective of russet Burbank potatoes
called net necrosis. And you've seen details of that little
brown line sometimes or spots that come through it, but
McDonald's won't buy them if you if your potatoes have that. And
the only way to eliminate that is to eliminate an aphid and the
only way to do that is with a pesticide called monitor that is
so toxic that the farmers who grow these potatoes in Idaho or
dead won't venture outside into their fields for five days after
they spray. And then when they harvest their potatoes they have
to put them in these atmosphere controlled sheds the size of a
football stadium because they're not edible for six weeks. They
have to off gas all the chemicals. So you see the desire
for a certain kind of ship leads to a sir We're in kind of
agriculture,
agriculture zooming science experiment. That is this
disgusting. That's disgusting.
totally disgusting.
The other day was last week I went to the PIO box. Two weeks
ago we can half ago got my hair cut PO Box and my round. Now
we've been eating since we're not stopping by that we've been
we've had bacon hamburgers or hamburger meat. No, not with
buns everything but hamburgers for breakfast beef steaks, just
completely. Yeah. Oh, it's great hamburgers. You don't put you
don't put like ketchup and mustard and and and relish on it
or you could.
So you're substituting the hamburger for breakfast for pork
sausage, which
we know we also have the pork sausage. We have it from the
Holy cow. I mean, we had this all kinds of stuff. So I was so
hungry Dr. And I have to it's about an hour and 20 minutes
from Austin.
I can see this one coming in and I like
I'll just have a cheeseburger and fries and a Dr Pepper.
medium medium medium. Dude, I hadn't even hit Dripping Springs
in my body was rejecting this stuff. It's so horrible. Even
what we get in restaurants now that we're used to getting it
straight from the rancher that and you were talking about going
to Costco and what beef you're buying about being USDA. I think
you're wrong. A lot of that is from South America is branded
USDA, but I can't eat I can't even eat Costco beef anymore.
I'm surprised you still can buy now it's not bad but it's not
that was not Primo. And that's what's happening here. All the
good stuff that'll be like caviar really expensive and we
get Richard Branson chicken nuggets grown in the lab
blood places you stop it to get this burger
McDonald's dry like the worst yes that's what I'm saying.
I've been reviewing these burgers on this show now for a
number of years because I check one out ever
did it I was weak it was very bad. fell off the wagon.
Now this Carl's is better.
Carl's Carl's Jr. There was anyway that no meat for you or
dairy if you're at the University of Stirling, where
Sterling Britain, meat and dairy products will be banned on
University campus. The students voted to go vegan send your kid
to that university Sterling where they'll fall down today at
an example of the of the use of democracy to assert the rights
of the of the minority. I can't believe permitted every single
student unless it's a unless it was every single student that
voted for this that it would be acceptable I
believe it was
tyranny.
It's the Here you go. The Stirling University Student
Union back to move towards a plant based menu. At the three
food outlets it controls with activist to demand the policy is
adopted across the entire institution. The campaign group
animal animal rebellion, blinked to extinction rebellion said the
move was UK first would help address the climate ecological
emergencies due to emissions linked to farming. So they're in
the schools now telling you what your kid can eat as a pressure
group political pressure group from the outside homeschooling
people homeschooling much better. And there was a new
study that came I think we're like 19 scientists or something
who did this? The Annals of Internal Medicine. Is that good
the Annals of Internal Medicine? I think it is. They found little
correlation between red meat consumption and health problems.
A number of organizations immediately contested the
evidence claiming it to be based on an irrelevant system of
analysis. started freaking out. The SIOP has to continue. If
sludge in your body man don't make it gets cancer man it stays
in your intestines for 15 years. All of that stuff. All of that
do you think we can old tropes very old tropes? I think we
should just do a little quick stuff on Russia since we almost
did have World War Three or something like that we haven't
discussed yet.
The one I get the one misfired Poland clip and I don't have
I have well, I have the one I have the I have the ABC house a
short
Ukrainian president Zelensky is pushing back after the US and a
their allies said that that missile that hit Poland this
week was apparently fired by Ukraine. They believe it was
unintentional fired as Ukraine tried to intercept Russian
missiles. NATO officials say Russia is ultimately
responsible, but Solinsky wants his officials to join the
investigation.
What does this remind you of when it comes to Russia and
Ukraine? This is the shutdown of the Malaysian airliner. So a
little bit Yes, same thing. Russia got blamed. We know
Ukraine did it except for some reason Bellingcat was sent away.
They weren't allowed to do this one. And even Biden, everyone
came out pretty quick and said that was a mistake. Which seemed
coincidental with the $37 billion that was
been going on since day one with the Ukrainians shoot Eunice
firing missiles into neighborhoods and blaming the
Russians. I mean, the whole operation seems to be a one
giant false flag with this with this Solinsky character.
How many hundreds of 1000s of people are supposed to be dead?
And why
is supposed to be supposed to be 10,000 dead soldiers on each
side? And then there's got to be at least 100,000 civilians?
Where are
the bodies man and ever show the bodies?
No, they don't show bodies anymore. Uh huh. Okay, you don't
think anyone's dead? Is that what you're making a claim for?
I
have not making any claim. I have no idea. I wish I wish they
we
don't know anything about anything because this whole war
has been wag the dog style for us.
And that's my point. Wag the Dog is what it feels like time and
time again right down to the green screen questions.
Very here's my one lone slip.
A missile hit Poland during an exchange of fire between Russia
and Ukraine. Poland and NATO now say the blast may have been
astray from Ukrainian Air Defense Forces, not a Russian
strike.
xataka after a okra yesterday, Russia attacked Ukraine
Ukrainian air defense missile defense fired a lot of missiles
to neutralize this Russian attack. It is estimated that
maybe half maybe a bit more than a half of all Russian rockets
were shut down. The rest hit the Ukrainian territory. It is
unfortunately highly probable that one of the missiles fired
by the Ukrainian air defenses fell on our territory, not just
at this puddle persona national territorial
statement relieves global fears that the war in Ukraine could
spill over the border. The missile landed on Polish
territory four miles from the Ukrainian border killing two
people. Poland's president said it was a Soviet made es 300
rocket but there was no evidence it was launched from the Russian
side. The blast occurred as Russia launched dozens of
missiles at several locations in Ukraine. Kyiv said it shut down
most of the incoming Russian missiles with its own air
defense missiles. The Russian defense ministry has denied
hitting any civilian targets but NATO said Russia still bears
ultimate responsibility because it started the war
question should we not have seen the NATO missile defense shield
fire or at least alert something? It's it's it's around
as far as I understand all NATO member states
could be a bony maybe it's just a piece of scrap that was flying
around coming in from a distant
that's what it looked like to me looked like there was an
intercept or something or
guy. A couple of people that probably didn't get killed but
by accident, or on accident is someone to say
well make no mistake, this was no accident. We know who's to
blame, ultimately. And once you get these guys coming out and
making commentary, well, then you know, it's all bull crap.
This is Lloyd Austin, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs,
the
Maya Miley's still the chairman. Lloyd is headed the Defense
Department's department
I'm sorry, Secretary defense.
We're still gathering information but we have seen
nothing that contradicts President dudas preliminary
assessment that this explosion was most likely the result of a
Ukrainian air defense missile that unfortunately landed in
Poland. And whatever the final conclusions may be, the world
knows that Russia bears ultimate responsibility for this
incident. Russia launched another barrage of missiles
against Iran reigns specifically intended to target Ukraine's
civilian infrastructure. This tragic and troubling incident is
yet another reminder of the rug recklessness of Russia's war of
choice.
New new meme Russia's war of choice. It's interesting.
Yeah, when it would take to do it that one
It used to be a legal war. It uses Russia's
war of choice.
And why anyway, this went down. And a nice little script
unfolded at g 20. This is an incredible piece of video. This
is Russia and juste I mean, Rishi and GST. Rishi, the prime
minister of dishy Rishi, the Prime Minister of the UK, and
Justin Trudeau, a pm of the Canadians. So they immediately
called their friend Volodymyr to just check in and see how he was
doing. And they did this on camera in a little office at the
G 20. together on a cell phone. So this is the scene that behind
the desk. We're seeing them both, you know, a torso with the
cell phone, the cell phones on the desk, they're both looking
at the phone to call this really important person.
Hello, hello, mirror. It's Rishi adjusted, I really wanted you to
hear from us as friends. We
absolutely know how difficult yesterday was. It was horrific
for you and your country. And we have called it out in the
session that we've just had, and on the media here this morning,
and we made that point loud and clear. To everyone who was there
that what your country had to live through yesterday was
unacceptable and represented yet more barbarity from the
Russians. We stood united in condemning
Russia and I really wanted to reach out to reassure you to
show you we're standing with you and to say we're gonna we're
going to figure out this step by step altogether Thank you talk
to you soon.
Didn't even have the guy on the phone.
What a crock of crap that was and they filmed the whole thing
was staged look through why for what purpose? Because he pushed
to keep us informed to show that there's you we're all one family
or some show that Ukraine is part of the Western SCI scene or
is you know,
take any of this seriously. This is their own version of
propaganda to keep it going hey, what we're calling you was
friends Volodymyr suck at Rishi. Rishi and I just want to say Hi,
how's the wife? How's the palace rock?
I mean, this is desperately needed ridiculous.
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Hill PA, the Secret Society for the Prevention of sobriety. Four
o'clock at Rock Island Public House Blue Island, Illinois. We
couldn't even done that on the radio. Do you think we could
have even made that joke? I don't think so. Myrtle Beach
Also on Sunday tourist season is over celebrated arcade bar the
old Melda rose by the mall in Murrells Inlet South Carolina.
And finally the no agenda friends giving family festival
extravaganza skippers pier coastal Cajun kitchen in
Gladewater, Texas and your host for that will be the dirty
Jersey whore. He's a great guy go hang out with a dirty jersey
or those of your meetups, the ones that are just coming up in
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like I have a lot of weird ISOs
I have one once you play yours and I think mine could top them
all. Okay, here's one.
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Thank you for letting me talk to you soon.
Kinda like I kind of like that one.
So hard to hear. 33
No, you can't hear that at all. sublevel 33 What's this? shut
them down. shut them down.
Once this podcast is filling your head with garbage.
This is the only one this is the only one I think is good. I like
that guy. Yeah. Now okay. You clean you clue. The disdain in
your voice says you've got some really good.
Well, I have something that's clear. And it fits in at the end
of a podcast, especially ours and it's just crazy.
Crazy.
That's a good one.
You get no argument from me on that. normally like to fight
you. Not on this one. Okay, that's good. Um, let me see
final things Artemus we did all of that. I really don't think
that I think I've kind of gotten through most of the things that
were important. Oh, the Yeah, the Big Pharma. Ah, these are
just some things there's no clip just want to read this. We got
some boots on the ground report.
Okay, I've got I can follow that with a COVID. Clip.
Good. The fentanyl pills, the colored pills. These are
anonymous producers. Adam wanted to add a note about the news
reporting on the fentanyl pills disguised as Xanax. Oh, this
yet? Okay. This has been potentially happening for a
number of years now since the advent of darknet markets. The
bulk drugs are illicitly purchased from underground
Chinese labs as powder. Then using counterfeit pill pressing
machines are pressed into things like Xanax bars. The bars are
usually pressed in Canada, because the criminal code here
for counterfeiting Pharmaceuticals is a punishment
of only a few years. Then the pills are brought over to the
states and sold in bulk. These Chinese producers will make
whatever you like. So the people buying benzo di as di diazepam
means that as a pins have the option to buy fentanyl as well.
Some darknet market sellers joked about putting fentanyl
into the bars instead of Xanax. So I'm ended up doing it. So I
did not know that this was being done in Canada. Wow. Now this is
good. It's a good little note. That's a great little note now
about Ativan. Remember we had the official Zoomer tell us that
she suspected our vice president was on Ativan, which he called
the CBD of antidepressants. And we have a boots on the ground
report. Cuz I've never taken out of and it's very popular though.
For about two years, I took five milligrams of out of and twice a
day, I was in a crazy stressful job. And I've always had anxiety
issues on Ativan, my work was perfect. Others were allowed a
2% error rate without getting into too much crap for
management, my error rate was 0%. And that was buying five or
6 million indirect mail components and another million
or so on postage, my golf game was better than ever. If Harris
is taking out a van, she's playing a dangerous game, the
drug shifts your mind to the quote, Fuckit gear, I found my
financial and personal decisions were skewed to the don't worry
about it, and my credit cards recorded the reckless spending.
I don't judge Harris as someone with great intellect, she
probably has an average or slightly better IQ and few
street smarts that being said, lower IQ people have difficulty
with introspective thinking on a powerful drug like Ativan. He
says for the last 20 years or so I found the real cure for my
issues, have some faith in God, he doesn't want to see you fail.
And he also says the other component is a steady supply of
THC. I'm not talking about getting all baked up. I'm
talking about finding a nice place in your head and
maintaining the dose from there. And so then, on this comes a
report from CCHR. The Commission on Human citizens commission on
human rights, number of people taking psychiatric drugs in the
United States, we finally have a breakdown. How many psychiatric
drugs total number of people in the United States are on any
kind of psychiatric drug as we speak.
100 million,
you're a little over 76,940,150. So
which means probably 100 million pretty much everybody.
Let's look at Adderall. My goodness. We got almost
2,000,006 to 12 year olds on Adderall. 13 102 to three year
olds 57,004 to five year olds, and of course 25 to 44 year
olds. 3.2 million antidepressants. 25 to 44 year
olds. 12 million. Wait, how about Yeah, oh, antidepressants.
Zero to One years, we still have 7811 infants we have on
antidepressants. Do you think that they were able to talk to
the psychiatrist first? That's disgusting. Yeah, this whole
thing is it's in the show notes needs to be seen.
But so that takes me to my clip. So I'm thinking about going
different clips here but I'm gonna use this one anyway. So
you can that's all fine and dandy but if you veer away from
the official party line medicine has become just a joke now.
Yeah, it is. And and here's what could happen to you. This is the
COVID clip. Listen to this.
And in other news, Missouri, Dr. Eric new pootie could face a
civil penalty of more than $500 billion. The Federal Trade
Commission has sued him for violating the COVID-19 Consumer
Protection Act. The complaint alleges that the St. Louis
chiropractor profited from selling vitamin D and zinc
products online while promoting those drugs as a treatment or
prevention against COVID-19. The government's lawsuit says such
claims lack scientific merit and says no pootie took advantage of
people's pandemic fears. But the doctor says the government is
only targeting him because he sought other treatments for
COVID-19 instead of the vaccine. He says they want to make an
example out of him. According to the CDC, vitamin D does help the
immune system fight off bacteria and viruses. The case will stand
trial in a Missouri federal court in March 500 billion
cool. Give me a break. This is the this is a outrageous story.
You can't sue somebody for 500 billion because they didn't
follow your rules.
Oh, the suing Alex Jones for a trillion.
Yeah, big numbers.
The good news is in though, big story big, big story. Scientists
have developed a fentanyl vaccine. How about that we won't
have to go in and kill any cartel we won't have to stop the
fun. You can just micro doses vaccine
ever there was some other member they had the the anti smoking
vac smoking cocaine during our show. Yep. About eight nine
years ago. Go where there was all these phony vaccines.
That was the big financial conference. Yeah, we're finally
here like scenes. Coming up next on no agenda stream.com We've
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the heart of the Texas hill country here in FEMA Region
number six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
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Dvorak. We return
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