I'm very sorry. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
December 29 2022 This is your award winning keep our nation
media assassination episode 1516 This
is no agenda.
No celebrating Swanson broadcasting live from the heart
of Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region number six in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
from Northern Silicon Valley. Where it's raining I'm Jhansi
Dvorak.
Yeah, it's been it's rained every night here as well.
Although it's no longer freezing, like the rest. No.
Temperatures cranked way up. Yeah, remember, this was
supposed to be Texas's grid failure moment we're gonna be
we're all gonna die in Texas. And of course, no one paid
attention to what the storms were actually doing. And so the
Northeast got hammered. Blizzard of the century blizzard of the
century tonight.
Breaking news. As we come on the air the death toll in Buffalo
climbing, as New York's governor declares the brutal winter
storm, the blizzard of the century.
Century because the last blizzard of the century was in
the 70s. Of course. 1977 to be exact.
That was during the that was during the era of global cooling
and all the reports at the time. It made sense. Use the global
cooling angle to talk about the blizzard of the century back in
77. In fact, it went on it was even a few years later, we're
still having these issues.
Yeah. Yeah, I know. It's cold. It's cold. But it's this has
been bad. I mean, you look at Buffalo the reporting, number of
people froze to death in their cars. Now I'm just going to go
out on a limb and think that some of those might have been
Tesla's or other electronic vehicles that didn't quite have
the range people expected. Because that happened. In Yahoo.
In New York, the snow the snow plow trucks. just conked out
there in New York bought electric snowplow trucks and
electric garbage trucks. Same process. Same problem to the
trash everywhere hold. No, they don't know. Oh, gee, that no one
no, they didn't put that in the brochure. Damn, and, and then
that's the one thing about the snow plow trucks that don't work
during an arrow a time when you need snow plow trucks. Yeah.
It's not really discussed much in the mainstream.
Well, no, that kind of ruins the whole idea of, of net zero,
carbon Net Zero, whatever everyone's going for. Although,
you know, the Wall Street Journal is now starting to hear.
Of course, Wall Street Journal main notes and a plan submitted
to the Federal Highway Administration this summer that
cold temperatures will remain a top challenge for adoption since
cold weather reduces Evie range and increases charging times
when temperatures dropped to five degrees Fahrenheit cars
chief only 54% of their quoted range. So a vehicle supposedly
able to go two and 50 miles between charges will only make
135 miles on average. Also, a lot of reports of people died.
Suddenly, while shoveling snow. Said another thing I don't
remember. Do you remember this? Yeah. Now
I only remember that one either. I mean, maybe you'd hear once
and moan about it but just dropped dead.
Maybe it's because of social media? I don't know. And in
Australia, yeah,
we all actually that has to be taken. And I will say that word
actually I realized that she's never you know, no, it's okay.
Well, well, actually. It's something that needs to be taken
into account. That's true. Yeah. In what way you do it, it makes
things exaggerated or it refocuses and said funny ways.
It brings out things that may exist like the camera, the guy
with you know, the, to get people with phone cameras,
taking pictures of everything that's changed the way things
are viewed.
While in Australia, on Sky Sky News, they really need to be
careful what they're viewing on social media. In fact, they
looked at the way this story goes, they they saw something on
social media. But then you know, social media is bad and you
shouldn't believe this. Listen to this.
Let's bring in the panel and talk about some of the stories
making news on the panel tonight. Distinguished
journalist Rebecca Weiser, currently editing the spectator,
Australia while our own Roland Dean takes a well earned break.
And James McPherson who, as it happens, writes for the
spectator Australia, and declaration of interest so why
let's begin Rebecca with you. American has been hit by a bomb
cyclone buried in snow and there's been this Finishing
story of people, footage actually people laughing at a
corpse. Someone has died from the cold in the snow Now where's
Australian sleep? No one could ever do that. It is just an
amazing story and amazing footage, isn't it?
Now before we got her answer, did you hear about this? No, I
did not. I did not hear about it either. So I was very curious
like So Deb. So there's footage footage they're reporting on
footage of Americans in in Buffalo, New York laughing at a
corpse that froze to death in the snow. What kind of animals?
Are we
good? It is just an amazing story and amazing footage, isn't
it?
Yeah, I haven't seen the footage. I think the platform
was prepared
to comment.
Well listen, and she's even saying, Oh, I guess the
platform's thought it was just too much. I haven't
seen the footage. I think the platform's decided it was too
cruel and too shocking to show. But every it is horrific. It's
sort of like this
is unbelievable. This lady, who is a reporter for a newspaper
says, oh, yeah, so I haven't seen it. But it's horrific,
isn't it? And of course, you know, we couldn't find it
anywhere. The platforms took a look, I went to Bridey on I went
to rumble, I went to every single alternative platform, I
could find nothing except this new story,
Lord of the Flies as if one minute living in a civilized
country, and then the mask is torn off it and you sort of see
really just how low people can go.
Yes. And it's the sort of thing that for Australians, we think,
no, no, when it's tough, we go together, we get together. That
doesn't happen in this case.
No, not in that. I must say over the last couple of years, I've
felt a little disheartened, even here in Australia that we've
seen in the pandemic, people were pitted against each other
debating each other over whether they were wearing a mask or not
saying some very and social media, we see people behaving
terribly every day
is not the real world. Social media is not the real world.
Just remember that.
But we'll report on social media even though it's not the real
world.
And even though we don't have any examples that are accurate,
that we can show no because it was on the platform made it may.
But I think was the arrogance of re in Australia. Lousy
Americans.
I know it's crazy. Good work, people could work. Now of course
history media is a worldwide phenomenon.
The real story. That is that is all over the headlines is
Southwest Airlines who are about to go out of business. Yeah,
good. Good. I have a
couple of clips. But before we go into that, I wanted to sit to
read a note from our now official dubbed official by me,
Navy meteorologist who gives us some more information on the
bomb cyclone, okay. He says a bomb cyclone did happen a drop
of 24 Millet bars and 20 fires happened in Quebec, Canada at
9am on the 22nd
of December. Oh, that was the bomb cyclone.
Yeah. And he goes on he says the problem is that has been very
little to do with the arctic cold outbreak. The cold air
coming south from Alberta the bomb oogenesis and bomb cyclone
terms are used in connection to this cold air mass in order to
hype it up. Bomb cyclones usually happen fairly
frequently. We studied two of them that happened when I was in
grad school. All of the other science from the clips you
played was crazy. Also a faster Jetstream is more dynamic and
causes more bomb cyclones, which is exactly the opposite of what
was said.
So these are naval meteorologists and these are
official official and so is he still
got it. He doesn't want to be it. I just tell you I know all
about him. I know quite a bit because he sent me a
backgrounder. He's big he's a major guy.
He's a major he's a major Okay, we got it. No, actually he's a
lieutenant commander. Ooh, that was what my grandfather was in
the Navy Lieutenant come and go now that's that's a serious
position.
So but that I'm not even gonna say his name because it's no no,
no, no, no, no, no, it's a fun it's fine. Your southwest flips
you had southwest Eclipse Yes,
I guess southwest close because the Southwest situation which
you probably have a pretty good feeling for because you'd look
at those those logs from the pilots. But let's listen to
southwest woes. And this is on NTD part one.
This is in di D. The federal government is investigating
southwest
sorry, people. People had to do it a trigger warning. The
federal
government is investigating Southwest Airlines. They want to
find out why The company lagged so far behind other carriers
during the holiday winter storm. The airline has canceled more
than 12,000 flights since Friday and says it will operate at
roughly a third of its capacity for the next several days. And
today's Jeremy Sandberg has more on the cancellation catastrophe.
Southwest Airlines continued to cancel flights on Tuesday,
around 2600 more flights were scrubbed on the east coast by
late afternoon. According to the flight tracking service
FlightAware that accounts for over 80% Of the roughly 3000
trips canceled nationwide on Tuesday. Aside from
cancellations, many weary travelers were faced with the
challenge of finding their luggage. 1000s of bags have
piled up in airports around the country waiting for the rightful
owners to claim them. Some customers are more understanding
than others. I think
it's the time to be kind and generous. And it is what it is.
I'll stand no wait. It'll show up when it shows that Southwest
didn't want to pay for anything. They didn't want to reimburse me
they didn't want to put me in a hotel. So I dished out extra
money to fly with American Airlines and I finally got here.
The cancellations left many passengers stranded who don't
have it in their budget to switch to another airline.
I think they need somebody, somebody to be able to say
something, even if it's a recording, telling the people
that you know something, just to calm them down because
everybody's not going to become like me and my boy,
what is the element of surprise. So we wasn't anticipating this
type of calamity what I would call it right now,
and the cancellation calamity could continue through the week.
Southwest canceled around 2500 flights Wednesday and nearly
1400 for Thursday as it tries to restore order to its schedule.
The airlines cancellations on Tuesday were 30 times more than
the carrier with a second most cancellations Spirit Airlines.
Southwest's CEO Bob Jordan issued a video apology to
passengers and employees. He says the main driver of the
problem was the winter storm.
We're doing everything we can to return to a normal operation.
And please also hear that I'm truly sorry.
He sounded like Tim Cook oddly. Actually. Last bit again as
interest relations
on Tuesday were 30 times more than the carrier with a second
most cancellations Spirit Airlines, Southwest's CEO Bob
Jordan issued a video apology to passengers and employees. He
says the main driver of the problem was the winter storm.
We're doing everything we can to return to a normal operation.
And please also hear that I'm truly sorry.
Yes, flat. Well, I mean, do you want me to wait for the next
clip or give me a little info?
And well first of all, I want to mention that one of our
producers sent me a note talking about a trick that he or get or
trick or an idea where he went he knew that it is there he was
stranded and his and he had to rebook on some other carrier.
And he went at 430 in the morning when he knew the shift
change was taking place to catch these guys right at the
beginning of the shift knowing that they're going to be
swamped. And he says, I I rebooked on on American or some
other carrier and he put showed him the receipt. And he says the
guy wrote him a counter check for the amount Oh, send him on
his way.
Okay. Santa Monica, how that
how that would generally work. But there are some interesting
tidbits in the second half of this. If you want to play the
second, you might guess play a second half and then I'm sure
you have some interesting insight.
But the federal government wants to know why Southwest is lagging
so far behind its competitors in returning to normalcy.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says the weather
problem doesn't explain why the airline can't locate baggage and
doesn't even know where its own crews are.
As I'm looking at the different airlines, most of them are in
the low single digits in terms of cancellation rates, average
averaging about 5% for all of the other airlines for Southwest
right now. We appear to be north of 70%
Buttigieg says federal regulations mandate that in
situations where the airline has responsible vouchers for hotels
and restaurants need to be offered without the customer
requesting them. He says he talked with the airlines CEO
about going above and beyond to make things right, a passenger
shouldn't have to request that they need to be proactively
offering that he pledged that they would and again we'll be
watching to make sure that they follow through.
The second vice president of Southwest Airlines Pilots
Association says the meltdown was self perpetuated due to
massive reassignment of pilots and a lack of IT infrastructure
to facilitate that process.
He looked at our competitors, right here in Denver, United
Airlines, for instance, they went through the exact same
weather system as we did. And they're aided in Castle's many
flights and be their recovery is extremely. It's very expeditious
work. Since we're still recovering
in Congress, the Senate Commerce Committee has also promised an
investigation to Senate Democrats are calling on
Southwest to provide significant compensation for stranded
travelers.
Yeah, it's gonna be about $200 million. And I think this will
be the death knell for Southwest. There'll be acquired
or will go out of business. And I thought this was just the guy.
I really thought end of the month. The schedules getting the
air crew and the pilots, many whom retired, they were just
short. Yes, partially, but really, this is indeed an IT
problem. The Southwest ability to do what's called Riak comm ra
AC c o m, which is rescheduling pilots and crews, their system
just can't handle it. And this is a system that should have
been upgraded 10 to 15 years ago, they did not do it. You
know, Herb died, the original CEO and founder and you know, so
we got this Tim Cook sound light guy in and they didn't do it.
They just they did not do anything with their with their
back office. The react calm has rescheduling the thing basically
has to be rebooted every day, on a normal day. On a nautilus, on
a normal day, Southwest has to reboot their booking system,
which does not sound good. So besides that, yes, a lot of the
ground personnel were replaced because of the COVID Sick
policies. Now a lot of airlines participated in this scam. But
the sick policies was basically Hey, you know what you should
voluntarily we get laid off or just hang out until you know, we
can call you back in again. And so a lot of people said screw
it, I'm just going to not come back. And then they brought in
new people. And these people, they don't care, they like I'm
not gonna stand in the snow. This is this is the Southwest it
was the airline with a real corporate culture, a real
culture of weird, we're running this airline together, we love
it. And they brought in people who were just looking for a
temporary gig for a lot of money. And the airlines were
double dipping, they were taking money from the Cares Act. And
for the for the fired, employees, and then the payroll
or reimbursement. So if you remember how they were all
collecting money, they had billions and billions of dollars
during COVID, we've kind of forgotten about it. So they took
that option and didn't do anything with it. And so now
they're stuck. And they can't get pilots because that is true.
The pilots are just hard, you know, Chuck Schumer put in a
regulation I think was in 2009 that really put the the cost of
a pilot starting pilot from 50,000 to 300,000 for training
the amount of hours etc. So the whole system is just broken and
unfortunately southwest of the first one to go down. I don't
think they'll recover from this. I think they will have to go
bankrupt though. And I think it'll be an acquisition just do
something that there's no way that they can rescue this
airline is done. And I'm really sad about I love southwest.
So when something like this happening, especially after the
original CEO dies, goes, whatever happens.
die suddenly.
And I Southwest has never been a fan favorite amongst either air
port administrators because they're always trying to find
some little local operation nearby they can go to to get for
cheaper rates. Like for example, in Seattle, the Southwest was
trying to negotiate with Boeing Field which is actually closer
to Seattle. And to do their business their like Love Field
in Texas and Midway, they still use midway and Chicago They do
this because the landing fees and all the restaurants is
cheaper, they can save money and pass the savings on to the
customers. This is not an airline and there's always been
you know, they've always tried to keep prices down. And they
have their own way of putting people in seats is not an
airline that is liked by their competitors and I'm always
thinking that when something like this happens there's
somebody Hanky Panky going on somebody's trying to put them
out of business and I think they've managed to do it
I think you're right this this is it is done. I don't see any
way of coming back and now Buddha judge of course now he's
all over it. Oh we have a week sister. Oh, now I want to know
what's going on how can we can your baggage dude bags have been
messed up for two years with every airline every airport but
no southwest they're gonna get
even had a guy we're going into government stealing bags.
That's where they went.
Boo Boo. Buddha judges.
We don't know if that's true.
Now. So I see this as like some, when the original CEO is was
running that place that this this would not have happened.
No, no. Well, thing is that me is just a setup, this new guy
with that monotone. I'm very sorry. This guy is part of the
problem. And, okay, I'm sure this shareholder lawsuit should
be coming.
It doesn't matter. It doesn't fix our transportation system.
This is the point we'll have someone will have a boogeyman.
And that'll be southwest. And everyone will say, well, it's
got to Southwest, Southwest. I mean, we got we got this huge
influx, but we can't handle it. There's too much. Now that I
think they finally got their scapegoat. That's what they were
looking for. And now we'll just have a broken system for as long
as it takes. And I think it could be five to 10 years before
we'll have any normalcy in the air transportation system. Which
is very bad for us and America kind of relies on flying.
Yeah, we are the flight nation. Yeah. Which is another thing if
you think about it. This may play into some other hands. You
know, let's get people on trains. High Speed Rail may be
back in play. It'll be discussed again. I bet should before it
before it during 2023 high speed rail. We'll be back at the top
of the conversation. Oh,
goodness. I hope not.
You know, it's coming.
I really I really hope not. When was it last on deck? That was
Obama Obama. Yeah. Oh, and you
take it off the screen by Trump
to a and you know, you won't have to you want to take off
your shoes. Do we still have that clip take off? Yeah, I
mean, you see, Obama shoes out here it is. There it is. Yeah,
here it is. Imagine boarding a train in the center of a city.
No racing to an airport. And across the terminal. No delays.
No
sitting on the tarmac. No lost luggage. No taking off your
shoes.
On the bar trains, good. Planes bad. Hey, we got the jingles for
every occasion. You name your climate change emergency. We've
got the jingles people. Good to go. So yeah, so that's that's
the main climate change news. We will just kill Southwest
Airlines and we'll pretend we didn't see the garbage truck but
not able to function in New York City.
Well, this is a replay of course of killing PSA, which is what
Southwest was derived from in terms of theories. But PSA,
which was specific Southwest Airlines in California in
California had a big it was bought by think epfo was not
wasn't American it was might have been American to the other
one in which I went out of business. But they were bought
out and then PSA used to have these which was a great airline.
They're the ones who I don't think ever flew them. I don't
think ever father would terrific they were saying like almost
exactly the same like Southwest model like Southwest only. It
was the place that introduced the mini skirt to the to the
stewardesses.
And to the end of the day, and we could have him again with the
stewards.
And they had a big smile painted on the front of the plane.
Oh, yeah, I remember those who had
a big smile on the plane. And when they were bought out by the
by a competitor and renamed they took the smile off immediately.
Isn't, aren't they don't they still exist? No. I think they're
really well PSA Airlines is an American regional airline.
Headquartered. They have a website like they're still
operating.
Well, I've never seen it. There's no PSA flights it where
they used to fly. I mean, somebody could restart the
brand. I'm sure that could have been sold off or spun off. Oh,
yeah.
Okay. They basically became American Eagle. Right.
Okay. Yeah. So as American that bottom Yeah. The American bottom
took the smile off their face that put some prop planes in
place. And that was the end of it. No, no, they're competing
with us regional jets.
They got real airplanes. planes. And now we have it's almost I
think we should probably do COVID right now because this
this China thing has got us here in America, all completely. I
mean, not us. But the news has just taken over. You know, the
we just we're right back where we were in 2019 20 New 20.
Italy, as we predicted on the last show, nearly 50% of all
Chinese coming into Italy have COVID. Yeah. Oh man, I gotta
play some of this here. ABC,
the US government is considering new travel restrictions for
people for people arriving from China, Beijing recently lifted,
it's no COVID policy, unleashing a huge spike in cases. And there
are doubts about the Chinese government's transparency, no
more data on when a new US policy could be announced.
Well, we know what the US policy is now because the US policy
will be that Chinese, Chinese have to have a negative COVID
test. I do not understand that this will start January 5, I
believe January 6, or January 8 is when the I think we're one of
the few countries left in the world who have a vaccine mandate
for non citizens residents to enter the country that will the
child is so if they have a negative test, and they have a
Chinese vaccine, Will they still be accepted? Or are they not
even checking Chinese vaccination rates, I mean, the
whole thing is a quagmire. And here's and we'll have and we're
having a surge a surge with
Christmas in the rearview mirror. Tonight experts are
warning holiday gatherings and travel could send COVID cases
surging New Year.
Well, you have to remember that while certain viruses are
rounding the corner, we are definitely not out of the woods.
So we all have to be incredibly cautious as we headed into these
New Year's celebrations.
COVID cases are climbing. I don't know if the vulnerable
making up 90% of COVID deaths. But just over a third of seniors
have gotten their updated booster, some in Chicago taking
advantage of this convenient pop up clinic
to call my friends and my family to get them on over here and get
your shock
for weeks. Patients as long wait times at hospitals strained by
the triple Demmick. But doctors insist people with serious
symptoms will get care
if you are experiencing emergency. That would be like
shortness of breath, chest pain, those kind of things. Those are
true emergencies.
While cases of RSV and flu are declining, most states are still
reporting high or very high flu like activity and run through
just
a couple of these clips because we're on a second. So I walk up
the steps that you already go to make this huge hike up the hill.
I'm on it's on a hill. I'm kind of puffing and puffing and when
I get to the end. Yeah. So this is an emergency
big emergency.
You said
yes, there's an emergency.
So I should look basketball name. That's an emergency.
What I think we're seeing is a now whether China is complicit
in this or not. China's completely dropping everything
and all the notes and I can read some of them later. All the
notes I'm getting from our producers in China is this is
bullcrap. You know that they're taken away testing, they don't
even know if people are sick, but they're just letting it all
go is zero. The only thing that's really changed, you can
no longer buy a transportation ticket on a train or a bus
without your QR code. So you can't do that anonymously. So
China got a little bit of benefit out of it. But no one is
dying. It's all hype. Everybody knows that. It's all bull crap.
It's not except in America, where we are psychologically
torturing the mainstream media audience by telling them the
same thing that they did in 2019 2020
Tonight China's hospitals under strain as a wave of COVID sweeps
the country with harsh lockdown is no longer in place to hold it
back. Emergency Room patients many on oxygen filling every
available bed and in some cases spilling out into the hallways
mail. By the way this could be footage from from four years ago
three years ago who knows or in late exactly nailed
work in the emergency department is non stop this doctor says and
he or medical staff warned families there's no oxygen for
patients in the corridors there's
the oxygen again
the exact scale of the surge unknown China this unknown
publishing daily COVID data but experts say it appears to be
tearing through a population without herd immunity herring
were many including the elderly have not received boosters.
What we're seeing really is what sounds like a mass infection
event China
began scaling back at zero COVID restrictions after widespread
anti lockdown protests. Some of them even calling
your protests are right I see that one isolate. I did I was
gonna surprise you later. Of
course I did. Calling for the downfall of the Communist Party
government's official explanation for the change.
Omicron is less likely to cause hospitalization and death. And
so doesn't require severe
restrictions.
So I hadn't heard from our professor, Professor JJ, who's
in Beijing teaching English as a second language. And so I
finally got an email from me says, oh, sorry, didn't hear
from me. I was in the hospital for 12 days, because I fainted.
And by the time I came to, and they had to fight with hospital,
he had fractured something in his neck and he has a screw on a
plate. He had emergency surgery. But he says, here's an overview
of what's happening. It's always in the hospital. general
conclusions, no rising cases, no rising deaths, no rise in
hospitalizations. However, the air quality and Shanghai started
to get really bad around the 10th of December.
Oh, they're cranking up the industry again.
There you go. He says, Because I fainted and was convulsing, the
paramedics came to the house, which is also something that
wouldn't do previously. I had no fever, no blood pressure issues,
no cough, my Oh to saturation was 79%. But as I had pain and
could not walk, I went to the public hospital. Like all other
patients, I was presumed a COVID case. So they did swabs
everything. You still have COVID Even though they couldn't prove
it, but you know, you're positive, you're just
asymptomatic. But it's the air quality that may be making
people sick, possibly. But multiple emails from China
saying there's really nothing. It's all hype. And it's all
Western media hype, particularly the USA, CBS doing a great job.
Dr. Vegas, let's begin with the COVID conversation, which I
think what COVID conversation people began to move on, there
was a new normal for presidents and it was over what can we
expect in the new year?
So the good of this year, right, is that the vaccines are held.
So unfortunately, over 50% of people in the United States were
number 70 in the world
on that guy. Why don't you back it up?
Said it was over? What can we expect in the new year.
So the good of this year, right is that the vaccines have held.
So unfortunately, over 50% of people in the United States were
number 70 in the world, in terms of boosters, represented people
have gotten this new by Vaillant booster not enough, six plus
months out, you need to get it and so what we're going to see
is, if we can keep the booster rate up, I think we're gonna be
okay in the year ahead. If we don't, we're going to start to
see more and more people getting sick because COVID numbers are
going up across the country with a new variant. The vaccine works
against serious illness, but we have to stay on our toes.
And here's the official the official analysis of this. This
is a big pharma, they want you to get your next booster they
want to continue to train they're using this China thing
as it which they're saying 50% of the people arriving from
China are positive. I don't believe that either. I don't
think they're even testing it. They're just they're just making
it up to get you to believe another time or
I will go along with your seat thinking here. I don't there's
no buddy reporting showing testing or anything at the at
the airport or anyplace else where they're coming in from the
shine through many
southwest passengers, swamping the airports. And where's this?
This is the story. Here's what they should do. All the
Southwest passengers who are at the airport, they got infected
by Chinese. That would be great. That's what I that's how I would
play it. Let's see what CBS does. Ostrich they'll do
anything to sell the news
they will but they are on a roll. You don't have to be I
don't think you have to overdo it to get people to jump because
they're already skittish.
But that's what's so frustrating to people. Dr. Akers because you
get vaccinated you do all the right things and you still there
and that's because it's holding Gail Didn't you hear him saying
the vaccine is holding and you
still there? We're still dealing with it
you do but you don't get that Ill is that you're not being
high analyze, but you're right. We're praying in 2023 that we
will get a vaccine or a booster.
Since when is praying a part of science
you don't get that Ill is that you're not being hospitalized.
But you're right we're praying in 2023 that we will get a
vaccine or a booster that will block spread and symptomatology
with this virus. Whoa,
whoa, we want a booster that works is what short short
version
exactly what he said
T three that we will get a vaccine or a booster that will
block spread and symptomatology with this virus symptomatology
This is a Demi's that means you got COVID symptoms
symptomatology so block getting good. It'll block actually.
We're hoping we're praying. We're praying and praying. We're
on our knees praying that in 2023 we get a vaccine or a
booster doesn't make any difference what you call it But
we're hoping that there's one that'll keep the virus from
spreading. And we'll keep you from getting COVID. In other
words, we're looking for somebody that might actually
work
that will block spread and symptomatology with this virus,
but they're holding up, that'll increase what we call mucosal
immunity. So give us protection, which the current wants protect
against serious illness, but not this.
What's new Kozol? What is this now? Yeah, I don't know. You
show up. Now. We need mu mu Q. mu. Mu kills
out? Yeah. I think that was introduced to lead into what's
next, which is the, the viral spread the back spray into the
mucous membranes. Okay.
Ah, well, that may be because the next question, in fact, to
Dr. Angus on CBS mornings is this
when we were in the thick of COVID. And fighting against it,
it seemed like we kept hearing the narrative that we weren't as
prepared as we should have been. Yeah, yeah. Are we now more
prepared for the next pandemic?
I better hope we are, we're in trouble.
I mean, the guy is praying, he's hoping that this doesn't sound
very scientific domain doctor and guess who
a pandemic, by definition means we don't know what's going to
happen.
A pandemic, by definition means we don't know what's going to
happen.
Let's let's look at the definition of pandemic. That's
the definition I don't think so.
And EMIC definition now they may have changed it because you
know, they
could have changed it this fast. Let's see pandemic,
a widespread occurrence of an infectious disease over whole
country or the world at a particular time. Let's see that.
Surely there must be other meanings. Let's see if they
snuck one in on us.
Let's see. That's about it. And it's full of crap. What he said
an outbreak or disease that occurs over a wide geographic
area. No, it doesn't. That is not the definition. We know. I'm
sorry, that is just not that his check falls. We checked it
there.
I mean, so a pandemic, by definition means we don't know
what's going to happen. We now have
false the guy's a liar, liar, liar. Liar. And I
think we now have systems in place that we're going to be
better, we're going to be better collecting data, which we didn't
do well, during COVID.
Wow, we really, I thought the data showed everything. So now
we didn't do a good job. Okay, we're gonna
have manufacturing ready for vaccines and small molecules,
these antivirals. And we've been normalized that if we have to
wear a mask, we will wear a mask. And we know the behaviors.
Remember in the beginning, about touching surfaces, about six
feet and about all those things, but we were normalizing these
ideas which are here, so we're going to be better with a new
virus.
Okay, hold on a second. So now he says, all the stuff that we
know was pretty much bullcrap the six feet arbitrary. The
don't touch surfaces completely. Not true. That was a lie. Oh,
no. But now we're ready for the next pandemic, which won't be
COVID I'm sure it might be something new about touching
surfaces, about six feet, we normalize it for you people
and about all those things, but we were normalizing these ideas
which are here so we're going to be better with a new virus. Look
at em pox or the old monkey pox and just had a you know, you
came up and then we were able to deal with it a little bit slow,
but we dealt with it rather well in this country. Right. I think
we're gonna be a lot better you're ahead
of me, man. Okay, there's more. This guy is fantastic. So here's
the question
Who is this guy again? Dr. Agar is a Gu s. These people are
shameless. You know, the whole medical community should be
ashamed of itself for allowing this to go on like this. Oh,
well, they've said nothing. They'd been countered by big
pharma. They've been cowed by the Medical Association's they
don't say anything. They don't help their patients anymore. The
entire medical system is going to be like PSA. Or like
Southwest air. It is asking for it. This is not good.
Very interesting guy, Dr. AGIS, American physician and author
who serves as a professor of medicine and engineering at the
University of Southern California Keck School of
Medicine. And the Viterbi School of Engineering. He is the
founding director and CEO of USC is Lawrence J. Ellison Institute
for transformative medicine. Ah, could he be in the field of
advanced engineering, genetic engineering? He is He served as
the chair of the Global Agenda Council on genetics at the World
Economic Forum. You go and he sells meds
guy to Yeah, he's a W. Two whereas you see, he was at the
USC University of spoiled children that
Yep, so um, yeah, he's the CEO of some some extra school there.
Yeah. Beautiful. So let's, let's see, this is of course, the
question that really Gail wants to ask.
So we had Mbox we had RSV severe flu season. Oh, resurgence of
polio plagues? Yes. So do you think that this, this is our new
normal dealing with these viruses? Is this really what
life is now? We have to adjust to that. Yes, I'm afraid of To
get when should you freak out and when should
you freak out when she's you freak out? Right? That's the
question I want you to freak out right? I'm trying to
figure out when should you freak out and when should
you freak out based on your pre existing conditions right? So
you freak out based on your pre Oh, this is fan this guy is a
star.
You freak out based on your pre existing conditions, right? So
the only people being hospitalized now with COVID are
elderly or people with medical conditions. Get this figure 94%
of our country has already had COVID Wow. I have had it in
August and so far I am not a novice. We've all been exposed
to it. We all have some immunity a couple that with the vaccines.
We're in a pretty good spot, but obviously we have to keep that
up again. Which is unfortunate and nobody wants it. But we have
to do it.
No, you don't. Yeah, I
don't you have to do it.
Be quiet. Oh, no, you don't have to do it. This guy's full of you
don't have to do anything.
There's good news, though. That's good news. Because we
already this is a triple Damak it's the flu. Sorry. I guess flu
vaccine doesn't work. We don't have one ready in the wings. Ah,
the COVID-19 and it's RSV. Oh, good news.
So medicine is one of those fields that seems to be like
right next door to just pure magic right things that come out
in the field do miraculous things where it feels that way
anyway, like we're not gonna lie infection doctor gives you drops
it clears up in like two days. With that kind of as Prelude.
What
do you imagine about this magic in this years up,
clears up? It's like Matt, it's you know, it's like magic
eraser. It's just magic
in your head for next year in terms of advanced
give us some good news because we need
ice. Yeah, good news is I think every parent in this country
that is watching today, their shoulders will come down when I
tell them this is that very soon. We're going to have an RSV
vaccine.
Oh, yeah. How's your shoulders? What a relief. My
shows haven't gotten anywhere. Because, as of five months ago,
I never heard of RSV.
Oh, I'm so happy that this RSV, which is something children have
been getting for 100 years.
And it's never been referred to as anything other than a common
cold.
So the data looks fantastic. It should be approved by the FDA
for this Mother's. So when you're pregnant, we
can ruin your newborn right in the womb, you can kill
it, get this heat and listen to Gail Wow,
the data looks fantastic. It should be approved by the FDA
for get this Mother's so when you're pregnant, I love
the voice get this, we're gonna kill mothers, wow,
mothers. So when you're pregnant, we give it to you. And
when your baby's born, the first six months they have the
protection and an extra arm. And then for young children and
elderly. And that's a big one there, right? Rise positions
across the country from RSV pediatric ICU is full. And we're
gonna now be able to vaccinate a pregnant woman and others with
this vaccine. And that's a big one.
That's a big one. All right. Can't wait to vaccinate pregnant
women. And then you go you go. But
let's see what happens to the baby.
But here's the best part. This is not going to be decided by
doctors. What's best for you. You pregnant mother? No, no, no,
we've got more magic up our sleeve.
The other one that I'm really excited about is big data,
artificial intelligence or AI is going to enable us to care
better, they're going to be able to read our scans our pathology
reports look at things to enable every person in that country to
get the best care. So right now you have a remarkable doctor in
a hospital in New York City. What AI will do will make every
doctor good doctors great. And that's going to be the new era
we've normalized using data hopefully during COVID. So I
think why didn't you just said during COVID that the data was
shit, you had bad data. We
did normalize it, right? You nailed it. This guy's full of
crap. He's just ad libbing everything.
That's going to be the new era. we've normalized using data
hopefully during COVID. And so I think that's going to be the
thing and it's going to be cost effective. Everyone's going to
be able to grow. And it's really
what that's wrong.
Ever, in the whole history of medicine become cost effective.
That's not That's not the talking points, doctor, get away
from that part. And so I
think that's going to be the thing, and it's going to be cost
effective. Everyone's going to be able to do this. And it's
really going to improve care across the country. So that I'm
excited about
everyone's going to be able to do this. I think what he said if
I understand you're just gonna be able to go into to chat GPT
AI and say sure to boot. That's not what he said. Yeah, listen,
again. That's
got to be what do you need to know,
AI will do will make every doctor good doctors great. And
that's going to be the new era. we've normalized using data
hopefully during COVID. And so I think that's going to be the
thing and it's going to be cost effective. Everyone's gonna be
able to do this and it's really going to improve care. We'll
just have an app as the country so that I'm excited about
breathing into your phone. upper upper upper. Yep, you need RSV.
In the meantime, CBS on the same show rolled out an entire piece
about us, you know, the disinformation agents. And it
was it was it right is right on the screen. Thanks to Kaiser
Health. So Kaiser house your
house has gone down the tubes paid for this.
David Baker wasn't sure if she was going to get the COVID
vaccine.
They say it's gonna change your DNA. They came up with a vaccine
to quickly
misinformation that fueled rumors and divided communities
across the country. But while the spread of COVID may have
slowed since the height of the pandemic, the spread of
misinformation has not. A recent survey shows 1/3 of parents now
oppose schools requiring children to get measles and
other vaccines. In Oklahoma City vaccination rates among school
aged children have dropped four and a half percent over the
last.
We worry about things like measles, mumps, rubella and
other diseases that have largely been controlled. And now we're
seeing increased hesitancy there.
Thanks to misinformation thanks to Miss. clinic Dr. Dale
Brasseur says flu shots are down to even as a nation deals with
one of the worst flu seasons in years.
We're only at about half of the typical number of flu injections
that we would typically see by this time of the year. It
worries me to a great extent
used to battling disease, the Oklahoma City Health Department
now finds itself also fighting lies about vaccine safety. How
dangerous is misinformation,
lives. I mean, I don't know how else to say it. That's about as
dangerous as it gets.
It's about as dangerous as it gets cost.
Sick of these rat poop inspectors pushing their way
into everybody's life. That to move resources to monitor public
sentiment using new technology to comb through social Hold
on a second, something's going on here. They're using new
technology to do what that's about as dangerous as
hold. The department is that to move resources to monitor public
sentiment using new technology to comb through social media,
new technology, new tech.
When vaccine messaging was drawing fire, the health
department removed the word vaccine and added choose to its
public service announcements. It worked,
our negativity that we had on our all of our media platforms
dropped immediately. It started going down because we had
offered the choice as opposed to the message of getting
vaccinated.
At a time when funding cuts are already stretching health
departments to the limit. Having to put resources toward fighting
misinformation is adding to the strain. Public health
funding has been cut by almost 20% in the decade leading up to
COVID. Public health departments did not have enough people and
they did not have enough money.
Made the response here
we go thank you Kaiser message receive more money. We need more
money, more money. It's okay. Joe will print it for you. This
is not none of this is the message by the way from other
health professionals. We even have Dr. Tedros. The now he's
not a doctor.
consternation engineer or something. Now they are PhD
maybe he's in
charge of the World Health Organization. He's now he has a
different message about who needs to get boosted, pitching
now have its benefits, especially with elderly groups,
senior citizens, especially above 65 and above 60. So if
it's going to be used, it's better to focus on those groups
who have risk of severe disease and death, rather than as we see
some countries are using to give boosters to kill children. No,
no, which is
nobody said to kill children again. I mean, he keeps saying
to kill children countries
are using to give boosters to kill children.
I mean, he said
yes, to kill children, even boosters to kill children, which
is probably one way of going,
which is not right. Then the equity issue.
It's not right that killing children. Right. I agree. That's
not right. Dr. Ted,
instead of boosting a child in high income countries, it's
better to vaccinate the elderly, in countries who have
who have no use to us. We need to get rid of the old people in
poor countries. They're a nuisance. They're a burden.
The elders who have not been vaccinated even the primary
vaccines killer, so the equity issue should also come into into
play
now equity, equity equity, you should all be able to die. And
then finally, Dr. Shah, who is the top White House COVID
advisor on a zoom call, unfortunately admit The
following. There's no study in the world that shows that maths
worked out well. So you're never going to get the kind of benefit
from mandatory year round masking, as you would from
making substantial improvements in indoor air quality both a lot
easier to implement as well. Yeah, just make improvements to
the air quality. Just just know there's no study that will show
you that masking works. But don't worry, it'll be mandated
somewhere, somehow, it's going to happen.
So I have an interesting series of clips. COVID kind of moved
from China and left me hanging with my China. We're circling
back. I'm circling back to COVID China and the rules this is from
NT de and they're you know, they have an attitude about China so
we get good material from them. In response
to the virus outbreak in China. The US is considering new rules
for travelers from China.
This is yeah, this this is pissing me off. Because you
know, I have people who can't come visit because of the the
existing rules. I don't know what the how these new rules
change anything response
to the virus outbreak in China realizes considering new rules
for travelers from China. US officials said Tuesday it's over
concerns about the lack of transparent data coming from the
Chinese regime. Earlier this week, Japan, India and Malaysia
announced tougher rules on travelers from China. And global
fears of the COVID 19 pandemic are receding. But new concerns
rise over information tracking tools designed to combat the
virus. A recent report uncovers how these technologies have
helped expand governmental power to silence dissent and target
minorities.
Okay, yeah, he goes on to the discussion of the low bar codes
are used just we talked to him. We had a clip on the last show,
which had detail that we're you know, in other words, you're a
troublemaker, so Yeah, apparently you get the red code
know what you're testing? Yes. Right. It's actually pretty,
pretty interesting. So I collected these from you may
have heard these. This is from Nine News, Australia. This is
one of the major networks.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Now these guys, they got some good stories out
there.
And so they brought this doctor woman on to discuss the fact
that she had a vaccine injury, Injury, and so did her wife. Oh,
and they brought her on and they left her and I get I have three
clips. It goes on for almost six minutes total. But it's, I'm
listening to this is not she says absolutely not one thing
that anyone listening to no agenda show hasn't heard from
someone else or knows about or knows this is possible. But my I
was aghast by the fact that on a network. They were letting this
woman go on and on and on and on and on and backing her up. There
would be nothing like this in this country. There was not one
network, and that includes NTD that would allow this to be
broadcast. And I was just surprised as hell that it was
and I'm happy they did it. Well, let's let's cheat. She
did get a semi past and let her talk because you can't just cut
off a lesbian. That would be a problem. Let's be honest.
Without it that would be that would be inequitable. Well, the
former top
doctor is calling for more research into COVID jabs after
experiencing a vaccine injury for
member for Wentworth, Dr. Karen Phelps suffered irregular blood
pressure and breathlessness following her second jab.
I'm pleased to say she joins us live. Dr. Phillips. Good
morning. You and your wife both suffered vaccine injuries. Can
you take us through what happened?
Is Good morning, Charles like Christine. Well, in Jackie's
case, we obviously did a lot of homework about the vaccines and
went along to have the vaccines done, because we believe that on
the balance of risks and benefits that that was the best
thing to do. And within minutes of having the vaccine, she had a
quite severe reaction with numbness of the hands and feet
tingling all over her body, her head feeling like it was going
to explode pain and and then over the weeks and months
following that, the version continued. And she'd seen a
number of specialists and and the conclusion was that she had
had an injury related to the vaccine. And so that was in her
case, I went back and had the second vaccine, thinking that,
you know, it's a rare reaction and again, on the balance of
risks and benefits. I could find another wife, it's kind of a big
deal. And in my case, I developed a reaction where my
blood pressure my pulse rate and my temperature was was going up
and down all over the place and with some quite distressing
symptoms and persisting for for quite some time and over a
period of many months. I'm and and I was diagnosed with a
vaccine related dysautonomia. So, you know, over the process
of the last year and a half or so I've also spoken to a number
of colleagues who've had vaccine adverse events themselves,
patients who've had vaccine adverse events. And so when I
was putting in the submission to the long COVID And reinfection
inquiry for the Australian Parliament, just in the last
month or so, I included the group of people who have
suffered adverse events from vaccination as a group that
needs to have special consideration when it comes to
prevention of lung COVID. Hmm,
okay, this is about all I saw this conversation.
Well, you can skip the second part where she goes on and on
and on. But the third part is the interesting part, because
they kind of discuss a little bit about how the powers that be
kept dissuading anyone from speaking out, which is what's
goes on here. And it brought me back to my conclusion that these
doctors should be ashamed of themselves for not being
doctors. But once you skip to part three,
we're also seeing a very large side effects, range of side
effects of people with long COVID. And so there are some
crossovers in people with the adverse effects on the vaccine.
So this is why she gets to go on and on and on, because she
shifts it to long COVID. You got it from COVID, not from the
vaccine, you got it from COVID, you got long, COVID Lazzari.
Long COVID is mean,
she actually makes the conclusion is that both the
vaccine and long COVID created long COVID And vaccine create
the same phenomenon. This what she finally says,
there are some crossovers in people with the adverse effects
on the vaccine, and long COVID Quite similar symptoms in many.
So there could be some common factors there, which needs
research needs funding and needs a big effort.
Dr. Phelps, we appreciate your time this morning. Thank you.
I'm sorry, if you should add to play the second clip. The second
clip is the one that you direct. It was just a throwaway. Oh,
okay, no problem.
These are serious side effects.
Why did the medical regulator APRA warn doctors then as you
claim not to speak out about these vaccine side effects, we'd
have to ask themselves about the motivation. But certainly quite
a number of doctors that I've spoken to her felt impeded in
speaking out about their concerns about vaccine adverse
events because of the statement made by APRA, that the doctor
shouldn't say anything that was going to impede the government's
vaccine rollout. And they took that to mean not to publicly
raise their concerns. Now, I think it's important to say that
when we're talking about a massive pandemic, with a high
rate of deaths and hospitalization, that there has
to always be with any immunization program a balance
of risks and benefits of, you know, what we are trying to
achieve in terms of reducing deaths and hospitalizations,
balanced against the fact that with any medication, any
vaccine, there are going to be some people who have adverse
events. But I think it's very important with this new vaccine.
It's only been around for, you know, less than two years, that
it's time that we put some research funding and some real
effort into looking at the causes for the vaccine adverse
events that people are experiencing, and they're
experiencing a whole range of different types of, of vaccine
there.
All right, because just to offset that she was able to go
on and talk about that. Let's listen to a guest on the UK
morning show who brought up some adverse issues. Can you tell
you've got a blood clot
the signs and symptoms of this particular type of blood clot so
it's a very unique so it's called vaccine induced
thrombocytopenia, which is a reduction in platelets or low
platelets, which means you're more likely to bleed platelets,
other clotting from bonuses, which is the blood clot but it
tends to affect the veins it drains blood from the vein from
the brain. So
I'm so sorry, I'm gonna happen I'm so sorry. I'm gonna have to
stop you there. This always happens to us. We've got to go
to the weather.
Sorry about that. Oh, sorry. Good job. It always happens we
have to interrupt with the with breaking news with the weather,
the weather, to weather briefing. Well, let's talk about
the weather. The weather is killing people though the
weather is killing people on you need to hear this. The weather
is killing people. Well, cold day suddenly. This is BBC This
is a professor
Well, cold. We know he's a killer. We know that it's a risk
factor for strokes. It's a risk factor for heart attack. And
also it's a risk factor we feel for accelerated cognitive
decline. So I think it's really important that they try to look
after them. sells as best they possibly can. But there's
something that we can't escape here. It's that chronic exposure
to cold is a killer.
So the UK is now forcing general practitioners to find out if if
people are too poor to afford heat, and they want a special
fund for people who may die from the cold heart attack. I thought
hypothermia is a whole bunch of things you die from you get cold
you die from a heart attack.
I'm just confused. I'm not trying to make you confused.
And also, you know what else can can trigger a stroke? Called
shingles? Hmm, yeah.
Yep. Well, you gotta get your shingles shot.
That's right. You gotta you get your shingles shot how a doorman
viral infection can reactivate and trigger a stroke This is
University of Colorado
react oil a can react to it's just poorly rewarded
well that's the headline can react to trigger reactivate so
your shingles could come back and go oh you die i just i It's
unheard of it's ugly. It's just unheard of to me.
So I pointed out in the no agenda social that this is
stupid Peters died suddenly tell you the documentary is a is like
a cover a Google wash that if you look up died suddenly on
Google Now all you get are references to this dumb
documentary which wasn't very good to begin with. And it goes
and it just takes over the first couple of pages you can't find
these died suddenly stories anymore.
Oh really?
Yes like a Google washes like up to why you named a movie died
suddenly
like an OP.
Okay, so
hold on. Let me let me let me check it on my my system here
John suddenly let me just see if it's opt into my search engine.
Mayo Clinic new Dido film film film Yeah, that's pretty good. I
I liked the I liked it when I watched this movie documentary.
I read some dissent someone sent us both I think some dissenting
views on it which rang very true like this. What is this the shot
you know that is very stylized. It was very beautifully shot for
a documentary. But what is do Peterson's game man.
Well, I was looking at this to Peterson and he does stuff that
would be like classic SIOP operations where you set up a
parallel organization so when you you'd like to have the Black
Panthers so let's set up to the end of the black you know, the
Weather Underground let's set up some other thing that's better
and tougher than the Black Panther so we can make them
marginalize them. And you do that with and that's where your
disinformation campaigns come in. But stoop Peterson has no no
background that makes him look as though he's he's capable of
actually doing this knowingly, but let's listen to a couple of
stoop Peterson through Peter Peter Peters. Yeah, Peters who
Peters I'm sorry, I said Peterson Stu Peters, this will
be his about the VAX he
wasn't. He was an actor. He was also he had
a bunch of different jobs. He played
a role or he auditioned for one event tours films. He was a
boss, he was a bounty hunter. He was a bounty
bounty hunters. That kind of thing if you want to hear
disinformation and bull crap that makes everybody look bad.
Because Oh, you're anti Vaxxer you must believe this. So listen
to this. Listen, listen to this part one of this what I call a
sigh up, but he's not OSI up guy.
Well, I'm gonna be honest here. I don't like the COVID-19 shots.
And I hate anybody mandating that you take medicine that you
might not want or need. But some of the stuff people are saying
about these vaccines still seems pretty weird to me. We've had a
few guests on lately, who say the vaccine includes hydrous, a
small freshwater animal, and that these animals are there for
nefarious biological purpose. And I'll admit that sounds like
a stretch to me. But Arianna Love is a holistic doctor from
Finland and she sent us an email saying that Hydros and parasites
absolutely are in the vaccine, and that they're being used to
turn humans into quote, a new hybrid species. Dr. Love joins
us now. We really appreciate you being here. So Hydras are a
freshwater animal. The first question I would ask is how are
they able to survive in storage temperatures of 70 degrees below
zero Fahrenheit?
Well, it's an honor to be here. Thank you for having me. Of
course. I'm not really sure how they're able to survive in low
degree temperatures, but I do know that they are first
genetically modified and lab and a university of Kyiv. And
they're transfected. So these are not natural organisms
anymore.
How did you find that these
are being genetically modified from
that specific lab? People
are gonna say, Where's your proof? Do you have any receipts
of that? Oh, goodness.
Now, a couple of things. you'd notice the way when psyops
underwear you have
to kind of just say one thing. He's Stu Peters is the guy who
also launched the it's got snake venom in it. And that, yeah,
that was that kind of went away. I guess that didn't work. But
that was him.
This isn't gonna work either. But it's like for one thing, I
think most people who have any scientific background know a lot
of small animals, like a hydra could be frozen to an extreme
and then reanimated. So that was a question that you'd say, well,
I get that. So you get this slip in Ukraine? Yeah. We know
there's labs there, but we don't
struggle to say Kyiv. I know she wants to say, Keith, I know, I
know she wanted to.
And so then do we have the second part where where he takes
it home a little bit more. And then I have a thought on this
whole thing and who might actually be behind it?
Well, I read through about 30, peer reviewed scientific
journals, and also the gain of function and loss of function.
Research and reports that were funded by the NIH, Anthony Fauci
and partly by DARPA,
okay. And so these are open source documents that people can
go and find, can you send them to me so that I can post them at
St. Peter's dot tv for people to go look for themselves? We want
people to know the truth about these things. No matter how
nefarious no matter how cynical no matter how dangerous it is.
That's kind of the whole purpose of this platform, is to make
sure that people have some sort of informed consent because
they're not getting it at the pharmacy. They're not getting it
at the school, when the janitor injects their children. The
janitor.
So, okay, so who's the money behind Stu Peters?
Thank you. Who is it? Mike Lind, Dell.
Now, start to look at look up I'm not accusing anyone of
anything. But start looking into the background. I'm trying to
find a good bio on Mike Lyndale. He's like a failed cokehead is
this and that.
If you failed, they failed at being a good cokehead. Is that
what you're saying? Yes,
what it sounds like, you can't find a good Wikipedia thing on
him. It looks like the whole his whole characters like a cover
story. I mean, I'm the fact that his name would show up out of
the blue like that. And then you start looking to Michael and
Dell and tell me what you can really know about. Well, Dell,
this is interesting, because, you know, my neighbor is, as far
as I know, also currently being financed by by Lindell. For
several in depth journalistic pieces. The guy seems to be
funding a lot of things and to me that's always felt pretty
good. Yeah. But so the if
Is it the idea is to fund disinformation or to or to guide
people like this Peters to Peter's character.
While he doesn't have a promo code. It's to promo code, Stu,
you'll save 66% Hello. Please go to my pillow.com Use promo code
stew to save 66% off and Michael Sandel will give a generous
percentage back to the Stu Peters show to support our free
broadcasts. Okay. Well, a lot of people certainly hear and heal
me and all this shows I would be if I was a guy with I don't know
where the money comes to me. Mike Lindell makes good money.
There's no doubt about it doesn't have any business
experience in the past that I can tell
the story? The whole story of Michael Sandel was that he woke
up in Tijuana, strung out on crack. And he decided to change
his life and and Jesus and God helped him find that this that's
a very strong element for him. Yeah. Well, yeah, there is not
much on him really. I'm just looking at the book of
knowledge. Oh, he had a gambling addiction. Okay, that started in
his teenage years. He attended University of Minnesota dropped
out.
More you read about this guy, the more it reminds me of the
cover story I was developing for the fictitious girl that we were
going to we launched we we I was gonna launch into the into the
world of Insta. It's like you have to cover your bases with it
with the story. I mean, you have all these little details that
are on unimportant I was looking at somebody's bio the other day
they're talking about their high school grades I mean this woman
is in her 30s It's just I don't like I said I don't know but
it's just interesting
yeah I you know I just looking at what we have is like it's not
a lot but he apparently operated according to the book of
knowledge. Carpet Cleaning lunch wagons couple of bars and
restaurants in Carver County Minnesota if someone should know
it sir Jean would know he was Sir Jean was in in Minnesota in
the 80s. In 2004, he invent he invented my pillow which is
filled with pieces of shredded foam that interlock and the
geezer sheets don't forget it's cotton from Giza. Huh? Not at
all. Well, you know. I wish we had more he's a guy that a lot
of people look to him for, you know, for solace and,
and Savior. Isn't isn't that great?
No, not really.
But I would probably get a nose that's right slippers.
Slippers look pretty good. Looks like cheap hogs. But yeah,
there's nothing wrong with that. Interesting
that might be a mic and one of them
well everything I hear from all the clips that we've played this
morning certainly the ones regarding COVID is that this
just we need more money we're gonna have to print more to make
up more money to send because everyone needs more money.
That's that's what it looks like.
They're doing their best to cheapen the dollar so we can pay
off our debts and cheap dollars. Oh, is
that the only reason?
That's good reason. Banking
women, you're telling us we're gonna pay off what debts?
They are international debts. I'm talking about government
debts.
So we print up more cheap to pay off the old expensive depths.
Yeah, I saw I Oh, yeah. 100. But it's always it's valued in
dollars is not valued in dollars. So you just cheapen up
the money by creating an inflationary situation that
dollars worth less you pay off your debts with cheaper dollars.
So a bit the inflation is not going to be? No, well, you own
properties. It's okay. Keeping a bunch of cash isn't going to
help.
All right. You want to do Ukraine and Russia real quick
since we're about to go to World War four or whatever it is.
I only have one clip and it's about well, there's a weird
Balkan report, which is going with some crazies going on in
the bow. Yeah,
let's
play that tensions are flaring up in the Balkans. Kosovo has
closed its biggest border crossing with Serbia. This came
after protesters blocked the road to reject Kosovo's
independence. Hours after Serbia put its army on high alert. The
protesters were ethnic Serbs living in Kosovo. The melder
entry point is the most important entry point for road
freight to Kosovo. Last night, the protesters use a truck and
tractor to set up a roadblock near the crossing. Earlier this
month. Two other crossing points were closed due to similar
protests on the Kosovo side. That means only three entry
points are now open between the two countries. With Western
support Albanian majority Kosovo declared its independence from
Serbia in 2008. But about 50,000 Serbs living in northern Kosovo
refuse to recognize the government or Kosovo status as
an independent state. They regard Belgrade as their
capital. The Kremlin has said it supports Belgrade
so what is this a new front that is being opened up that we'll
have to take aside in
well, were there was there helped create this issue? Yes.
That was we did it so well. Especially with the with the the
UN Blue Helmets Great job, everybody. Well,
we also took took a drop right in there by accident.
Thanks, Bill Clinton. Yes, Serbia has placed their security
forces on the cost of a border under state of full combat
readiness. It just when you hear Russia in there, to me it sounds
like Oh, okay. We need an and by the way Putin came out he did a
speech which is poorly covered, poorly covered. And he spoke to
his his military dudes they're in that little you know, in the
military thing he does like a an hour and up right off the top
and of course there's no translation no clip to play no
one in in US mainstream media has is picking this up for
obvious reasons. And he says right off the bat Well, NATO's
throwing everything they got at us. You know, he's now he's now
really just NATO is doing it all. He says this war is not
repeat not about Ukraine. So he's seeing it. And he's talking
about it and how much longer until he's sick of it. Having
everyone has a breaking point, I presume. And then and well,
maybe it goes here. This is where it starts to start to
head. This is from Deutsche Bella.
Putin says he's banning oil exports to select nations from
February, The ban will apply to those countries that implemented
a cap on what they were willing to pay for Russian oil. Earlier
this month. The g7 nations, the EU and Australia all pledged to
pay no more than $60 a barrel from the fifth of December to
sanction Russia over its illegal invasion of Ukraine. Russia
started the month as the world's second biggest exporter of oil.
So the EU and Australia they all want $60 A barrel. What is it
currently? More or less? At 85? I can look it up. I mean,
there's different kinds of crude it's,
it's not quite clear, by the way, whether or not he is
suggesting that if the price oil drops to 50 bucks whether
they're going to just cut these guys off, because that's what it
kind of sounds like that's what it sounds like to me starting in
Formula currently. 7848
Well, what's he he shouldn't be bitching about a 10 bucks? Come
on Vlad.
He just doesn't like the idea of being told what to do or or I
mean, from his perspective, I think you can you can make this
argument look you guys are the raw tre started off with look
watch what he would do. Yeah, look you guys are the free trade
you know you want to capitalism you want to things that market
to set the price the market the market the market, and now
you're gonna put do this? Yeah, yeah, that does sound very
market oriented market market is the market is 78 bucks, you pay
70 bucks. It's 50 bucks, you pay 50 bucks. You set this not just
not sorry.
So under all this, the UK is pissed off and saying hey, hey,
the French are still buying Russian gas. Like they're buying
it on the sly France now world's biggest buyer of Russian natural
gas despite Ukraine invasion, and we have a new player. And
this just kind of slipped in. Turkey yay.
Two years ago when two key discovered the largest ever
natural gas reserve in the Black Sea. Turkish President Recep
Tayyip Erdogan said there was much more to look for, with the
latest discovery of 58 billion cubic meters of gas. Turkish gas
reserves in the Black Sea now stand at 710 billion cubic
meters. Add one says this gas is worth around a trillion dollars
in the international market. The government is now trying to take
this gas to the end user
to mediate and use NG Malaysia. We want to bring this cash to
our people by the 100th anniversary of the Republic. If
nothing goes wrong, we will supply the first gas to our
system towards the end of March. Hopefully TRICARE century will
also be the century of energy. Unfortunately, we have always
been a foreign dependent country in energy in both our growing
population and our developing economy or increasing the need
for these energy sources day by day. In recent years, we have
started to see the results of our exploration in the sea
Shala Turkey's gas import bill is more than $40 billion a year.
The government says that will change and it has other plans to
has a strategic purpose to become the regional energy hub
using the energy hubs that have different natural gas and oil
sources from the different neighboring regions but also
using its own discoveries in on on all gas resources,
uncovers New Energy Policy seeks to substantially cut down
current energy dependence on various countries, including
Russia and Iran are the one says some countries have tried to
prevent Turkey from obtaining this independence. He says
despite sanctions and threats of sanctions, Ankara will remain
resilient and pursue policies that benefit the country. And
its people.
I totally believe this this was in the in the cards Turkey a to
become the energy hub. They already have all the pipelines,
they got the Russian pipelines, they got the black sea, they got
their own apparent endless, endless supply of gas that they
just discovered. And they'll show their NATO so they'll
shuttle it off to Europe and maybe they'll bring their lira
back from the dead um Medvedev
that would be very interesting to pull this off but we got to
play another series. These are clips from the last show I
didn't play and I want to bring them in now Okay, these are
carbon bomb clips. This is another this is happening all
over the world because this seems to be like I mean Peak Oil
was a big discussion point as a joke now link carbon bomb Why
hold on
Morning, Amy Goodman clip inbound
messes up like I used to I'm ready for you now
they show looking at the quest to defuse Guyana's carbon bomb.
That's the title of the piece and Wired Magazine by
investigative journalist Antonia us which details an effort to
block ExxonMobil from drilling off the shore of Guyana where
more than 11 billion barrels of oil have been. Guyana is a
coastal nation on the North Atlantic coast of South America
it shares a border with Venezuela, Brazil and Suriname.
Critics of the plan say the drilling could be a disaster for
Guyana and the world as the climate emergency intensifies.
Today Guyana is considered to be a carbon sink thanks to its
dense rain forests and low emissions but effects on has its
way Guyana could soon become what's known as a carbon bomb.
Well show title is A and that's for sure carbon bomb. Okay, clip
to
a part you there's a lot of carbon bonds. I mean, you know,
off the coast of Venezuela's where you know the city corps or
wherever it was that was doing business with Venezuela. We're
trying to get product from them. But they just dig around around
this area, I guess off the coast of northern coast of South
America and there is so much oil. So let's go with part two.
We're joined by two guests. Belinda janky is Chinese
environmental lawyer based in Georgetown Guyana, who helped
draft many of Ghana's national environmental laws including
Diana's Environmental Protection Act, she filed a landmark
lawsuit against Exxon and the Guyanese government in May 2021
To stop the offshore oil drilling. We're also joined by
longtime award winning investigative journalist Antonia
ucross, author of the cover story of wired the quest to
defuse Diana's carbon bomb, Antonia talk about why you felt
this was so important to bring to the world, you know. Thank
you, Amy, thanks
so much for having me. And good morning to Melinda janky in
Georgetown. This is just such a critically important case. It's
a landmark lawsuit that Melinda has launched against Exxon's
operations in Guyana. And these are brand new operations Exxon
started producing in 2019. Making Guyana one of the few
countries in the world when the rest of the world or much of the
world is trying to get off of fossil fuels. Guyana is one of
the few countries that's entering a new into the fossil
fuel era and in a really big way, if Exxon has any say in it.
Exxon wants to produce by 20 31 million barrels of oil a day
offshore Guyana and that would make Guyana its single largest
source of daily oil production anywhere in the world. 2030 is
also the year that much of coastal Guyana, Georgetown where
Melinda is joining us from and where the coastal area where 90%
of the population lives is expected to be underwater
because of the unchecked
climate crisis.
Well, the carbon ball, who cares the carbon bomb will fix itself
these people will drown and have the bomb. My misunderstanding?
Actually, that's a good one. Yes, you and your old oil, your
peak oil argument. Yeah, so here we go. And all you need to do is
just bribe the Guiana these officials a little more money so
you can probably pump twice as much out. But this is
unstoppable.
I wanted to get producer help me with this. I want to give a
little context to the whether it's barrels of oil, or I would
say dollars. It's very hard for people to visualize when
listening to an audio podcast. The difference between a million
a billion and a trillion and I kind of went through this with a
even chip Roy, you know, it was like pontificating on the floor
about this $1.7 trillion dollars and he came up with about
100,000,000,040 Not even that 45 For Ukraine boo hoo, another 16
billion and pork boo. But that's 60 billion. Here's a visual
exercise, let's just talk dollars and that will work for
barrels of oil or anything. If you earned $1 a second, which is
what I wish we could do. It would take 12 days for us to
have a million dollars. By the way, it's a good idea people
might want to try thinking about That taller, for a billion
dollar donation level new donation level
for a billion dollars, earning $1 a second, it would take how
long 31 years to get to a billion way past our expiration
date. Now to get to a trillion dollars earning $1 a second, it
will take 31,688 years. I think that kind of shows you that how
easy we think about a trillion billion bad.
It's just a word. It's just
just a word. But when you have to try counting to a trillion,
it'll take you 31,000 years.
So that's a good point, try counting to a trillion.
Try counting to a billion it'll take you 31 years without
stopping without eating without sleeping. That helps you
visualize. But with that, I'd like to thank you for your
courage in the morning to you the man who just put the sea in
the carbon bomb ladies and gentlemen, say hello to my
friend on the other end, Mr. John speed.
According to you, Mr. Adam curry in the morning, lcfc boosted the
ground feet in the air subs in the water and all the games and
ice out there and the
morning to our trolls and the troll room. I have no idea how
many are here today, but I haven't. Let's count and let's
just go for this. All right. How many trolls do we have here?
Come on. This has got something is wrong. Something is wrong.
It's 1773. This can't be right. It was 1773. On the last show.
It goes down to 77. No, it
was the one before that. Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah. Well, probably some right now.
It's 1760.
And now it's bailing out left and
right. No, no. They cut out right away. Oh, we're leaving?
Let me see. 1748 I don't know. I don't know you'll take 31 years
to fill up control room. That's correct. I'm gonna have to talk
to the back. I can't trust this anymore. I'm a little confused
about that. It's way too close to what it is every single time.
Doesn't matter. There's more than 1000 souls listening in
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comments I think a new entry into the Hall of Fame of no
agenda artists. I'm not sure if we've used anything from fluff
comment before Yeah, actually I think so. We have well, fluff
comment brought us the album artwork. Which we have a new one
for every single episode. This was for 1550 which was our
Christmas show. What are we title this actually we call it
we call the Tisch? Oh, Scott Christmas. Yes. The scam off the
scarf, I don't think was a great title in high school. But it was
what we had at the time. And this was a beautiful wreath. For
those of you wondering when it comes to traditional holidays
and then days that are marked on the calendar we kind of like to
do traditional. Now that can be an edge it can be something
funny, but if it's just like a Christmas we're more inclined to
do something just nice and pretty for Christmas and that's
exactly what we got.
Yeah, we're gonna do the Grim Reaper. No,
no, there was a couple there was a Zelinsky and Santa Claus. Yes,
Santa's not happening. No, there was a happy swans
to get this elsea this one so they get with some guy with his
Big while a member Well,
I remember no, I remember you said, we can't choose that
because his member is not big enough. I think that's what you
said. That's why I never sinned count didn't count definitely is
what you would think we did. What did we consider we
considered Mountain Dew it
was very short. There wasn't that much. There was a little
gingerbread house which was also done by fluff calm it, which is
pretty good. I used to the newsletter. There was a
cheesecake by Ness works a Santa Sasha Closs Santa sexy sister in
law. I don't know it is 50. So you can do a 50 style art, which
is cute, but that was not gonna get it? No, no, it was the
wreath was the really the only choice. And you know, it was
simple.
I sparked some kind of conversation which I want to
clarify about the use of AI generated art. The term AI is
such a misnomer. I mean, yeah, if you're using AI to create
some kind of effect. I mean, obviously, that's not artificial
intelligence. It's just a computer doing shit on based
upon fractals and patterns. I'm not that impressed by it. The
thing that bugs me is when you take art or art that has been
ingested by this so called AI, and it's creating a remix of
someone else's work. That's what that's what bothers me because
people are Hey, can I can I get all the no agenda jingles
because I'm gonna make a cool soundboard put it into AI. No,
no, just no. I'm against it. It just it feels. I don't know. I
know you're not on board with this with me. But it feels like
it's it's it's no worse than not using clipart that you didn't
license. I mean, it's the same kind of violation in my mind.
Yeah. If it's if it's re mixing know if it's, you know, you're
using so what'd he do? Okay,
here we are. I'm gonna make a devil's argument. All right.
What if all the RE mixing is all public domain?
Yeah, then that's okay. But I doubt you're
more objecting to the it's the licensing. Yeah, the licensing
than you are with the Yeah, despite the fact that we're
value for value. And our whole thesis has value for value.
Yeah,
sure. Value for value, but taking something and then using
it some, it's like, we don't put out our jingles or end of show
mixes because other shows, take that use it and then don't
credit or provide any value back.
But they do the same thing with our ideas.
Okay, but it just I don't know it, it feels wrong. And I know
that people are all jacked up about AI and how cool it is. But
I think it's a I think it's a cliff and we're going over it
anyway. I'm just not
gonna go over it. We're not using any of that stuff. At this
point.
You don't know. You don't know.
I do know. Okay. I mean, I say that because most of the artists
like let's say I'm looking at networks piece networks has a
very distinctive style that if it was AI, it would be screwed
up looking right? Ai stuff is not it's more like that surfer
art you know? So this is the kind of that rough Grunge is got
always has a grunge art look to it. It doesn't ever have clean
eyes. I haven't yet to see any. But I mean, maybe we're gonna
chili.
You know what, how I can tell that something is AI generated.
I just look at it and feel soulless. It just feels like it
has no soul. There's no human, but then
we'd have no problem not picking it. Right. You wouldn't pick it
anyway.
So I'm just letting people know if I see something soulless. I'm
gonna call you out. And I'm not. I'm not gonna vote for it. I'm
gonna vote against it. No, it's the same way that with the with
the so called AI news readers and, and with Oh, and now that
I've created AI and it can answer emails for you.
Oh, so I had one of our producers sent me a summary of
the egg go to many eggs.com book. Yeah, the play there. He
said he took the transcript and he made it into a set and he
told CPT group chat whenever the chatting to turn it into one
original paragraphs summary is dynamite. Except it made a
mistake. Oh, is that whether you had an error? The error was that
we had specifically said that we wanted to flood the market with
product to keep out the competition. And the AI turned
it into to create competition. Oh, dynamite. Somehow it mistook
that but into but as a whole. It wasn't bad and I was talking
over this with me because we're looking over this particular
creation, the phony written job, and I see that any problems that
there are with it at the moment will be corrected eventually
and, and most of the writing we're going to be reading in the
future is going to be this crap.
I will say that of comics reblog or put his his comics his
drawings to AI, it would probably improve.
No, you didn't have to do
thank you very much fluff calm and thank you to all the
artists, those who cheat and those who don't. Those who just
who claim AI is just a tool. I'm sure it's just a tool keep that
keep your tool away from me. Please thank you for
participating in our twice weekly competition, which has no
prizes other than the honor and of course we're happy to put you
in the value blocks your
award to give to someone Oh was it time for that? No, it's no I
will do it in the next show or the show after that whoever won
the most and I have to go back to the no agenda socialist
because somebody's keeping tabs on this I think Darren and we'll
find out who is the winner of this year's and we're gonna do
some measures maybe some some back awards or who won the year
before the year before that in other words the Artists of the
Year has we're gonna call him no agenda and use on your LinkedIn
no agenda Artists of the Year
wow this is this is not a small there should be more than just I
mean we need a trophy or something or maybe a badge they
can put on their website that clicks back to us the website
patch for your website and the honor we'll be happy to do a
whole ceremony for Artists of the Year absolutely good idea so
all part of our value for value system our model is we we built
the show on this we have never taken creepy corporate money or
at I got a someone some guy was on an on Twitter's like hey, I'm
I'm trying to find people for my custom firearms. And one of our
producers Oh Adam curry. Yeah, check him out. He's a he's a big
to a guy. So the guy emails me. Hey, you know, for every $1,000
gun you sell with your logo on it, I'll give you 100 bucks I'm
like okay, thanks for listening to the show brother. Thanks for
checking us out before you pitch me. No, instead we have left it
up to the receiver to determine what is valuable and how
valuable you find the program that you listen to you don't
have to give us anything of course that puts into question
why you're still listening if you get no value from it but
sometimes takes you a while to realize it.
Yeah, you can be a troll just like a Squid, squid squid.
That's okay. This is the what what's beautiful about the
system is about 4% of all people donate some amount of cash I'd
say it's probably a little bit smaller people who do something
of value for us running a website as you know doing art or
anything that is tangible in that matter of course a lot of
people but still I'd say under 5% We are boots on the ground
and give us great info and we love that we do and we have sir
row who came in with a it's been quite a while since we've had a
show number donation it was for the last show I think was the
intent to 1515 which was the Christmas show but we'll credit
him as such for today sir rogue $1,515.15 And he has a Now this
was a check. I think he's actually
was to postal mail orders which makes you very anonymous and go
by a mail order people who really want anonymity don't have
the post office you can buy these mail orders things from
the post office that people don't even happier lawyer know
that this exists as a service. But yeah, postal money order.
And it has nothing, no information on it whatsoever.
You don't have to do anything. You just ship it and you only
have to put our name on it but most people do. And we do no
agenda short term. Pay two
does that mean only we could cash it in no one else could do
that as just that they stole it?
If so, if they just said that without putting no agenda show
on there and it got into the wrong hands. They could just
easily cash it. It's very easy to cash it's like a bearer bond.
So but I think that he sent to in because I think the post I
was Maximus 1000 You know do 1000 money order Right? Right.
So he did two of them 1001 51515
I have his note right in front of me in the morning John and
Adam. This is my fifth show donation in five years. He This
is also you can do it annually. That works really well for us.
And he says if you guys don't soon find an exit strategy, I'm
going to be broke. Got a year you got another year For episode
1313 allocated the largest share of that show donation amount to
provide a knighthood to former President Donald J. Trump. Did
we give did we do that? I don't remember that. No, I don't
remember that. I don't know. He's always hating Trump to the
best of my knowledge he has never laid claim to my
magnificence. magnificence, this is not a word. I'm understanding
the word. If it pleases the peerage committee, I would
cherish the opportunity to combine that prior amount with
today's show donation in order to achieve the exalted status of
rogue, Duke of the Pacific trash vortex. I think we can do that.
Is that okay?
Uh, yes. Well, I'm
asking you, you're part of the committee.
I am the committee. Well,
you're the whole committee, not just part of it. Done one final
request. Yes.
I know. It's good. It sounds good. To me. One final request
would be for an art to Dizzy up to Duke though, is you get
enough donations to make Duke I guess.
So. Look, I think you're on the committee.
He says it. Well. I don't have his numbers in front of me. So I
can't say Oh, this
one to the back office. Let me see. Let me see what the what
they did on this sheet here. Let me see. I think he got the title
change. Yes. Do good. Yeah. So it must be right. That's been
checked.
All right. Yeah. I mean, what is the Accept they accept their
numbering? Oh, I see. Oh, there's a bunch of accounting on
the back of this note. I see it. Oh, I don't
have the back of the notes.
Oh, yeah. Let's do what we got. Boy. Yeah,
I trust him. I trust I trust these people.
Hold on a second. You have little faith. Let me check
something first. Okay, by going to the peerage site. Okay, the
numbers exist. Do I even have a web browser open? Yes, there is
one. Okay, okay, hold on. Okay.
We're all really excited. Okay. All right. We're going to the
back office everybody to find out what's going on John? What
are you what are you learning?
Yeah, yes, a Duke
he's a Duke. Alright, one final request would be for an RTO due
to karma to ensure success with a complex building endeavor. I
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for show 1516 Next shows 1517 And next show will be next year.
On January 1 A day we work very few people do they're too hung
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have like Tulsi Gabbard or other people to take over our show.
We don't. And I don't think Tulsi would be that good at it.
No. But in fact, I'm not so sure she actually can barely read the
prompter when she takes over Tucker show. Yeah, yeah.
I agree with you. We will be on deck and very proud. In fact,
it's going to be kind of fun. We are attending a New Year's Eve
dinner at the former New York Bankers House with about 12
people. So I guess
five or six will be something to report in the new year. Yes,
yes. Because
with the insights, he sent a follow up to the invitation. And
he said, don't bring anything just be prepared to talk about
something you learned this year.
Well, it's not gonna be one of those games is not a game. They
have a big wheel. They're gonna spin at the table.
It'll be a sharing moment. I'll be sharing.
I can't wait. Oh, it already sounds terrible.
It's gonna be fantastic. What are you talking about? It's
gonna be he
doesn't want you to bring anything because it's kind of
like you know, I got I already got it covered. You bring a
bottle of cheap wine. There's nothing worse than somebody
coming out with a bottle of cheap wine and they expect you
to drink it.
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episode 1516 Bar formula is this we go out for yet people in the
mouth shut us. There's another. There's another is almost
another dinner. What?
But you're going to be playing charades I'm guaranteeing it at
that banker. No,
no, no. We have another dinner. Let me just see when this dinner
is taking place. This is happening on the sixth Friday
the sixth. And it's here in Hill Country and it's called a
progressive dinner. Have you ever heard of this? progressive
dinner?
No. By here heard of it. You mean is it? Is it some style of
dinner called progressive? Correct. That I've heard of?
I've never heard of it. So again, I think 12 people, what
can I guess? Sure. It's progressive. So you start eating
a barbecue and you keep eating and you keep progressing until
somebody passes out and then the fattest guy wins. Close.
Close. Close. No, not quite. The progressive dinner means there's
six couples and there Wait let
me guess again. You all throw your car keys into a bowl.
Yeah, that's it John.
No, no, wrong again. Wrong again. No, the progressive
dinner is where you there's a party bus. We all get on that we
get on the party. Oh no. Yeah. And we and we start with
appetizers at couples house number one and no and then you
go to the next I mean So there's several courses very
this is a kind of a take off of the Boone nuwell movie the
discrete charm of the bourgeoisie if you haven't seen
it check it out.
I have not I have not sounds interesting
Yeah, sounds similar. Now these are all hill where are you on
the on the on the bus
desert desert we
cool you get to stay home then after the thing is over exactly.
Unite everybody
yes in fact Yeah, everyone leaves from our house in the bus
and but these are hill country people. So they will be this is
this will be this will be the opposite of the former New York
banker I think we might even have some some some q story so
I'm very excited guy
what kind of what kind of an indictment is that you're trying
to make just don't be clear what this
sealed indictment is what it is and I have 1000s of them so
don't worry I'm this country perfect. So that's what you have
to look forward to in the new year no agenda will not
disappoint. We will continue to bring you the best boots on the
ground available to any show any show I'm also going to be on hog
story I think in the New Year
oh good for you it's a good show
yeah and and I don't think primerica is it's great America
they aired that yet my my episode so proud of it
I listened to it religiously. Yeah,
well then you would say no,
I would say no you haven't been haven't been out yet. Okay,
good. Good. Oh,
I had something popped up for the slaves and this it's true.
If you have an iPhone and if you were in Texas during the the the
Big Freeze your iPhone may have popped up with the following
warning. Clean Energy charging in your region iPhone will try
to selectively charge when lower carbon emission electricity is
available. So it automatically decides to not charge or slowly
charge when your region which our region was using 90% Gas
coal and I think a little bit of nuclear but no wind and very
little solar
is this built in? Is this a function of the iPhone direct
now you you feel the iPhone itself Yep. is telling you that
you can't charge this and that because first you got to check
in with the home office to see how the grid looks at the moment
and decide whether or not you can charge your phone. The
iPhone right? Correct. This is disgusting.
It is on you can turn it off as far as I know it's on by
default. But for now just like was it the nest? That was also a
choice and then it wasn't a choice and then people got their
heat or their their air conditioning cut off. This is
the future and it's starting with the iPhone. Yeah, well
based upon start
you got the right people you got the right audience Perfect. Now
I have some tick tock clips. I want to play the end of the
year.
Oh good. I have one. So I'm excited about yours. I got
three. Oh, you have you have the one I had? I see you got them
all. It's good. You got them all. You got them
all. Okay, well,
let's start with the mat. Holy. Hold on, just hold on, hold on.
You're the master. I'm just gonna. I'm just gonna sit back
and relax, huh?
Let's start with a little discussion about the difference
between queer and gay. This is the one
I had. I love this. This is a fantastic clip. This is someone
saying I've always wondered, what is queer? What is queer?
And you have to take into account that queers come into
the picture only recently as a major influence on the gay
community into the point where they've made it an incursion.
And I find as personally I'm not gay, I find it offensive on
behalf of the gays who don't seem to want to speak out about
this. Why are they moving in on the otherwise elegant gay flag
designed by a professional and used in with some considerations
I listen to the guy give a talk about this flag that he
invented. He's dead now unfortunately, be pissed about
what they're doing by driving it driving the transsexual
community into the gay flag with a big arrow like thing and then
all kinds of music as far as I'm concerned, this merging the flag
but okay. Let's listen to this. I appears to be a female, very
skinny female that has short hair, very short hair and a male
mannerisms. And here she goes,
I will no longer call a person queer. If I don't see them,
participating in queer politic, you're gay. Sure you're gay.
That is not the same as queer. If you haven't put a mask on in
a week, not queer. You're just not queer. You're not queer.
This is supposed to be radical. It's supposed to be about
supporting each other, helping each other and making sure that
we like lift up from the most vulnerable of our community. A
lot of you gays are not acting like queers right now. So I'm
not going to call you queer.
You have to be political. Otherwise, you're not clear. I
always wondered, do you think this is this is the actual
definition like, Yeah, I
think I think there's an element. I mean, I did the part
about the mask makes me suspicious. Well, you have to
wear a mask. But if you hadn't worn a mask in a week, you're
not queer. I find it to be insulting.
Of course, the the gays, the gays are getting engaged or
getting. There's a podcast I really like it's called
disaffected. And Josh hosts the show he's in, I want to say New
Hampshire, which is ground zero, Wolk, apparently. And he's just
a gay guy who talks about whatever whatever you see is
going on. And of course, he's like, we got to stop the
groomers big mistake, because they got the platform that shows
the platform from Patreon. It's like it's getting kicked off of
everywhere.
Right away. He got kicked off a Patreon for saying he had a deep
plateau. You got to stop the groomers? Yep. Yep, so groomers
now a bad word. Very
bad word. Marry, but I brought I'm bringing them into
podcasting. 2.0 man gotta save these guys. We got to protect
our gays. So gays, there's no gays and our gays. There are
gays these are our gay. He introduced you know, the reason
why I really liked him because we always talked about dementia
B. He apparently had his own version of that. And they call
it a Cluster B which I think is kind of cool. Cluster B,
you have enough for me to have cluster F
bingo. Next up on the TIC TOCs.
Okay, so now we have a I would say a moderately attractive
Asian woman but I can't tell if she's Chinese or, or Japanese
completely because she has no accent whatsoever and doesn't
have any characteristics and she's got like purple hair. And
she's going on and on about byproducts. And she's advocating
for she even though she never uses the word in this, but she's
advocating for a world of segregation. Well, it turns out
that a lot of these people are segregationists, just like in
the old Deep South versus this one. Sorry.
So obviously it's not the actual skin tone when we're talking
about whiteness. Entitlement privileges.
Wait a minute, what is what is this? What is this?
I don't understand on the screen because they have a subtitles is
H just like white without the W and she likes to make us like a
spitting sound. This is her her disgust with why it's not about
skin into color by whites or she's doing this making the
sound she does say white once or twice by accident, but she's
usually doing this sound white, quite high,
like whip it. Okay, so
obviously, it's not the actual skin tone when we're talking
about whiteness, it's the point entitlement privileges
microaggressions that white people indulge in because we
live in a supremacist society, where whiteness is seen as the
standard and catered to in everything that exists in
Hollywood and government and schools. And people will be
like, you can't just base it off of that one racist person, when
you're a person of color. It's never that one racist white
person you encountered. The white superiority complex isn't
everything you touch. It's never just one thing in the way you
carry yourself, your mannerisms, or you speak to military. And
most white people are not actively fighting racism. So if
bipoc folks and their leisure time because it's exhausting to
be around that 24/7 want to be in the comforts of people that
they trust, feel safe with, enjoy free time away from
societal pressures of white dominance, which is constantly
being pushed, it's not exclusionary, some BiPAP folks
enjoy a place of safe haven, where whiteness is not centered.
It's about nurturing and nourishing the wellness of bipoc
folks, for once in their personal time and personal space
out of the million other times where they cannot if you can't
understand the need for that or respect that you're exactly the
reason.
Oh, goodness, do you know what bipoc Even stands for?
Black indigenous people of color. Correct?
And do you know what this is doing? This is pushing a DOS,
American descendants of slavery into the background. The
byproducts are coming in because they're not from American
slavery. They're from the Caribbean. They're from other
other places. And they're, they're they're completely
taking over the space that was reserved for
escape. Or this woman is Chinese. Yeah,
that's how you get to be bipoc you don't you're not Chinese,
you're bipoc I know it's it's really
it's all marginalization that's what the whole everything is
about marginalization and that's what the dishes another example.
But if you look on the up, man, it's a big job. If you look up
on the on the fediverse all of these professors that come in or
bipoc that it's all it's all about hating white, it's white,
it's not even white people just whiteness in general. Just you
know, you and me whiteness, this show whiteness, Snow White,
Texas, white, which is everything white that Mastodon
white, this is no one cares about bipoc people a mastodon is
built from whiteness. I mean, seriously, seriously, I know I'm
mentally ill. And they're meant and and they're they're
egotistical. They're taking away taking away from the American
descendants of slavery, pulling towards them and closing the
door on them.
Yeah, that which is typical of what you know, these is what
happens is what you do
here, let me just here. This is Kim Creighton Hershey. The anti
racist economist is what she is. Her book is profit without
oppression. I mean, everything that she writes is about the
white note, Southwest Airlines. Their white whiteness, that's
why it had to get canceled. Southwest doesn't care about
black people. That's why whites white. Ah, the black and brown
folks who these good white folks had left behind. I mean, it's
just folks with an axe. It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable.
Okay, yeah, well, let's see, did they really do need some of
them?
Well need help need psychological help?
Well, the psychological help is really needed with this last
clip. This is a woman who is she's got a term for it I have
it written down here but just play this clip and this is a
she's right in the same league with the the other two.
Hi, my name is Samuel and I'm a canine theory and
what a canine theory in
a canine is her name. Her name is Samuel or its name is Samuel
their their name is Samuel I don't know themselves. I have no
idea what their what their pronoun is themselves. His days.
I don't know. She is a canine theory and I don't know about
this.
No, I What is it? That's what I said. What is it canine theory?
Oh, well, you'll find out
and I In the canine theory and but what does this mean? A
Syrian is somebody who identifies as wholly or
partially non human, specifically as a nonhuman
animal from this earth. Now there are other forms of
nonhumans and a person could identify as being non human for
a plethora of psychological or spiritual reasons. For me, I'm
not sure which it is. I used to be certain that it was purely
psychological due to neurodivergent SE. However, as I
started to delve into my spirituality, I started to
question if it was maybe a past life that affects my ultra
humanity. Either way, I feel a disconnect from other humans and
to the part of my brain and soul that feels human. Instead, I
feel like a dog or a wolf, which I know is extraordinarily
common.
Okay, so she's a furry only retarget Is that what's that?
What's going on? Can I just say this okay to say that this app
didn't two hours into the show. Can I just say that? Well, my
good wishes, my goodness. You need to get off Tik Tok. Man.
That's cheating. That's gonna rot your brain.
I'm taking these from libs of Tik Tok that woman night shy?
Talk is a psyop.
Yeah, I did. Hello.
It's intended to introduce you to these concepts?
Well, I'm loving it.
I came across an article that I thought you would like because
you're always about the Gen Z. And what they what they are
afraid to do? What are the things that they that they have
real trouble with? saying to someone, hey, don't cut in line.
They can't
do anything confrontational. Okay.
So there's apparently a consultant who charges $480 an
hour? Which I wish is no, I think it should be that should
be a round number. But okay, for 80 an hour to help Gen Z staff
over there, overcome their fear of micro aggressions. Wishes
when they have to answer the phone. They are afraid to answer
the phone because they don't know what the person is going to
say. They're afraid they're not prepared. And she is trying to
help them answer the phone in their corporation. Have you come
across this anywhere your many travels,
I believe it's true that they're there, they do have these
issues. I had one big crop up with JC brought a dinner table
some time back. Gen Z and the younger, some of the Gen X,
whatever came before, but Gen Z in particular, have problems
recognizing faces. And I said what are you talking about
recognizing faces? Yeah, like faces, like, you know, you just
it's almost not having that a phasic thing like, like the
artist was Phil close, who couldn't you know, if you'd move
your face and you look at different people constantly, but
it's not that it's some you just don't recognize people over and
over again. And he says bring it up on the show, see if anybody
else is discussing this. And as Gen Z and they, they they don't
recognize you. They just don't recognize you. They can't
recognize faces. They got some problems.
I think it's probably because they can't look you in the eye.
Well, maybe that are the masking they went on for two years, but
they asked about the masking so no, that's not it. It's not the
masking
No, I would say it's purely just the confrontation of looking at
someone
that maybe could be part of the confrontation issue. And it's a
weird one though, where does it come from? I don't know. Anyway,
just so I introduced it people in the producers somebody if I
don't hear anything at all then we're good I'll bring him back
and then we move on to bring it back to the table not to the
show
you got anything on Twitter I mean did it even new and you
haven't you know I did get a I got a must clip I want to play
but it turns out not to be about Twitter use basically asked
about his robot and he's asked whether or not this thing is
going to be a robot friend or whatever and what robots
he's got a robot he does a Tesla robot Yeah,
yeah the dumb robot and so so he his answer I thought was a
little long winded but he finally agreed that the robot
may be a positive thing here
were you think you think you've got the problem? Have a handle
on the problem and then it Nope. Turns out and and so we're still
there we're lucky because I suppose but it goes it goes up
and and you know in retrospect they seem obvious but yeah,
because he said like because it because we need it. We need it
so so that the message next our intelligence and scaling up
Manufacturing. People have no idea this is going to be bigger
than the car. Like I think one of the things that's going to be
important is to have Yeah, you'll have your sort of funny
robot. Probably. Yeah.
What did you get this from? And did you alter it? Okay, you did?
Yeah. There was a, I was watching an interview before I
started the show. It was probably from that interview,
and Jason Calacanis is interviewing him about free
speech and, and he, he stutters a lot, he really has a
stuttering issue.
Gonna need to listen to it because he said moments he
doesn't. I don't know if that's a common thing with a real
stutter, because I don't think he's a real stutter is this this
is stammering and I do a lot of people do it. And but he gets
into the eye, and and then he gets stuck in these little
loops. And then he becomes extremely kind of like, he finds
his script points a point in the script. And he goes on for, I
don't know, two or three minutes and sounds just oh, he's the
dinette
he's the robot. You just said he gets stuck in his loop.
He gets stuck in a loop every so often. And
he is so unimpressive. It's unbelievable. I like him. I
didn't say he's unlikable is unimpressive. Just not
impressive. It's like what are you doing?
He has thoughts that are quite good. But it's like he's
surrounded by idiots. And he's kind of a goof ball, which I
think people under appreciate what I don't understand. I think
he may be a spook of some sort. Oh, hello.
So a hacker says, Hey, I've got 400 million users got all their
data. Here's a here's a little taste. He releases 1000 names
with email address phone numbers of celebrities, top top people
in government. And that story goes nowhere.
I find that to be peculiar to I don't have that story curiously.
But
the story there's no no clip. Nobody. Nobody covered
it. But But why not? I don't remember giving my email address
to them.
When you sign up, you have to give them an email address. And
they keep at they keep asking me for my phone number. Verify your
phone number. I just refresh and I don't give it. I don't think
I've ever given it but they probably have an idea. To
Twitter data breach 400 million user data hacked, including
Salman Khan and Sundar Pichai.
I think that the email list would be worth sending a no
agenda solicitation to
well, we have 1000 I have it all. So well.
First download it. Yeah, of course.
It's only Yeah, but why BamBam but why is it not news? That's
what that's what bugs me. And similarly, I thought the last
past hack is about
Ukraine. If it was about Ukraine, it'd be news. I'm
sorry. If it was hacker from bank or Ukraine or Vax?
Yeah, yeah, you're right.
Already interesting. I got an interesting story here. Let's
play this thing. This is about the Chinese professors that are
dropping dead left and right.
Two of China's most renowned universities are suffering an
unusually big loss their teachers and professors are
passing away. One of the universities is considered the
birthplace of the Chinese Communist Party or CCP. The
other one is known for its high profile alumni, including the
current and former CCP leaders. 12 professors from Beijing
University died this month. That's according to notices put
out by the school, three of the university's retired professors
passed away on December 22 alone. According to its website,
the university maintains strong links to the Chinese Communist
Party. The first group of communists and Marxists in China
were educated there. The second school is called single
university. The death toll for its retired professors totaled
87 In just the last four months of this year, double the figure
from the same period last year. This university also holds an
important place in the CCPs recent history. Most of China's
top leaders over the past decades are alumni, including
current Chinese leader Xi Jinping and former leader who
Jintao, the CCP leader before who Jintao did not attend the
school, but his Prime Minister did. It's unclear if the
deceased persons tested positive for COVID-19 or if they were
even tested for the virus at the time of the death. Most of the
death notices list illness as cause of death without any
specifics. One notice listed a quote heavy cold as the cause
So, the deceased person was the designer of the 2008 Beijing
Paralympic mascot.
I don't mind the New Tang Dynasty clothes, but you can at
least cut out some of those annoying pauses. I cut them out.
Ah, now there's one or two left in there, I thought. Well,
that's as I think it
has little. It seems like there is something going on. I see
this girl relation. Yeah, the CCPs got something to do with
it. But remember that one guy that they did that? She just
said he used to be the bleeder or something and rouse him.
walked him right out of the meeting.
Yeah, I kicked him out of the meeting. I think this what's
going on in China. I think there's these old is most of
these retired ex professors. I think they're grousing about the
way things are going. It's not what should be that way, sir.
Yeah. It's okay. You feel that way you're out of here.
Yeah, that's a little more sophisticated than Russia.
Another Russian tycoon who criticized the war in Ukraine
has been found dead. Pawel Antov, who was also a lawmaker
reportedly fell from a window at a hotel in India. It came just
days after a friend he was traveling with died suddenly.
And back in September, another Putin critic was killed after
falling from a window. Yeah, yeah.
I know. The Russian instead of illness. Illness to make the EU
plans on top of a taxi from a 40 storey building, you'll Medvedev
who? Who used to who switched places with Putin several times
running, running the show there he made 2023 predictions, which
of course is seen as absurd. You want to hear them? Yeah. Oh,
absolutely. Okay, Prediction number one oil price will rise
to $150 a barrel. Gas will top $5,000 per weight five top. Now
it has to be no 5000 per 1000 cubic meters. That's a week it
has that can't be right. Not skip it. I'll skip that. Number
two, the UK will rejoin the EU. Number three the EU will
collapse after the UK is returned the euro will drop out
of use as the former EU currency. Poland and Hungary
will occupy western regions of the formerly existing Ukraine
possible. The Fourth Reich will be created encompassing the
territory of Germany and its satellites, ie Poland, the
Baltic states, Chechnya, Slovakia and Kyiv. Republic and
other outcasts. war will break out between France and the
Fourth Reich. That's what every war is about. Europe will be
divided Poland will be re partitioned in the process.
Northern Ireland will separate from the UK and join the
Republic of Ireland. Civil War breakout in the US, California
and Texas becoming independent states. As a result, Texas and
Mexico will formed an allied state, Elon Musk will win the
presidential election in a number of states which after the
civil wars end will have been given to the GOP off all the
largest stock markets and financial activity will leave
the US and Europe and move to Asia. And finally, the Bretton
Woods system of monetary management will collapse leading
to the IMF and the World Bank crash, euro and dollar will stop
circulating as the global reserve currencies, digital fiat
currencies will be actively used instead.
My good this is prediction for 2023. Yes, and he is all going
to happen.
It's all it's also an audition for CO hosts of the no agenda
show apparently, to get in on the action.
I mean, this is I can see why you did a good job of setting it
up because I figured there must be something in it is
reasonable. But no, no, nothing's
readded saying but I just want to have it out there because we
can always say see, we told you first this is how it
works. So he's a goofball. There's no doubt about it.
Well, you know, there's these guys though they come to power,
they leave power, they come back and who else is back? I was I
didn't even know this was I guess we did. But again, no real
reporting France. 24 has it?
Well, he's served as prime minister for a total of 15 years
as recently as 2021. And this Thursday, he'll be back in the
position he's so familiar with Benjamin Netanyahu will be
presenting his new government to the Knesset. After winning the
fifth election in four years, one expected to be the most
right wing in the country's history. Its makeup and
statement of policy priorities are already raising concerns for
the fate of civil liberties, ranking Israel rankling Israel's
closest allies and escalating tensions with the Palestinians
on that Netanyahu gave a speech to the That's this Thursday
morning before the presentation of his government.
There was covered by everybody.
I didn't sold news and didn't see a single word about
it. Oh, you missed out somewhere.
Where's your clip?
About what
you didn't you didn't say anything about this.
It was such common knowledge that I didn't think it was
necessary to get a clip.
It's just a lead into this clip,
we came out of COVID. First, I described that in my book, my
conversations with Albert Borlaug, Pfizer, and I persuaded
him to give tiny Israel the necessary vaccines to get us out
for us from the COVID. And the reason I could do that is
because we have a database 98%, a medical database 98% of our
population has digitized medical records and blue card. And
anywhere you go in any hospital in Israel, or north south
doesn't make any difference. Boom, punch it in bone. And you
know everything about this patient for the last 20 years.
Boom, I said, we'll use that, to tell you whether these vaccines,
what did they do to people, not individual people, not with
their individual identities, but statistically, what does it do
to people with? You know, with meningitis? What does it do to
people with high blood pressure? What is it, you want to know
that so Israel became, if you will, the lab, for Pfizer, and
that's how we did it, we got it out. And we gave the information
to the world. And now it's been published in medical magazines.
And so that's a database we have, I intend to bring on that
base database of medical, personal medical records for
entire population, a genetic database. Okay, give me a saliva
sample, volunteer, but I'm sure most people will do it, maybe
we'll pay them. Now we have genetic record on a medical
record of a robust population that's got you have to have
diversified populations, we have people from 100 lines, this very
powerful engine now. Now let pharma companies, let medical
companies let them run algorithms on this database. Go
for it, I'm telling you right away, they'll give preference
for a few years to Israeli firms, but you can create and
then to the world, but you can create, you know, a bio
technological industry that is Unimed unheard of right now
unheard of unimaginable. And these are just examples. So we
can become a low stave off Iran become a light unto the nations
and groundbreaking technologies that will benefit not only
Israel, but our neighbors in the Middle East and the entire
world, which is what is happening anyway. But bring it
to a higher scale.
Did he not say with this, we can stave off Iran? is expecting
Iran to launch a biological attack of some sort.
There is some beliefs about stuff like that. Yeah. In fact,
I ran into some document that indicates with some authority,
and it came out of Israel, that they're planning an invasion of
Iran, which is kind of interesting, because there's a
bunch of predictions about you know, the next few years, which
includes Israel invading Lebanon and Israel. Hello, doing so into
Syria and
Syria, where we are bombing Syria once again actively right
now today.
Well, that I did not know. Yeah, but there's something's going
on. And this guy is just, I don't know what he's thinking
when he comes up with this. This is like the stupidest thing to
to talk about. It okay.
Here, I think it's here Putin
also appointing a new general to oversee the war in Ukraine. Army
General and that's all I thought
I had a new one about Syria. I thought I had something Oh, here
it was
the Israelis don't you this Sunday, mid Medvedev left off
the list, which is the possibility that Syria just
gonna bomb the shit out of Iran. Well, program
so we have a couple of things. First of all, this is this
article is from The Wall Street Journal, US steps up raids
against Islamic State militants in Syria. I don't understand. I
thought we were done there. But now okay, we're still there. And
apparently, there are a minimum of 100 satellites Elon Musk's
Starlink satellites over Iran. And Iran has now been saying in
the back the back channels that the US will remove its
problematic file you know about the weapons, nuclear weapons and
that the deal the JCPOA J. CO PA, I think it's called is a
done deal. And in which it Um, apparently State Departments
just said don't talk about it yet. So there's something going
on that we're not aware of. And once again, Elon Musk involves
somehow providing services as he does. But, you know, forget that
this is the news in America. This is where we got to pay
attention to
in various interviews. The Congressman elect confessed to a
string of lies about his background
by disappointed anyone by resume embellish lies. I'm sorry,
Santos told the New York Post he did not graduate from college,
despite claiming degrees from Baruch College and NYU. I'm
embarrassed and sorry, he said, we do stupid things in life. He
also admitted he'd never worked directly for Goldman Sachs and
Citi Group credentials he had touted on the campaign trail,
I believe I used a poor word use of words, but I did work in the
industry for a number of years.
The questions about his finances remain, including the source of
$700,000 he reported to Athlone his campaign. Santos also
addressed scrutiny about his claims of Jewish heritage. He
has now deleted a portion from his campaign website, where he
recalled his grandparents fleeing Jewish persecution
during World War Two.
They always joke I'm Catholic, but I'm also Jew.
Ish. The Republican Jewish Coalition didn't find it funny
saying he deceived us and misrepresented his heritage. He
will not be welcome at any future RJC event. Nassau County
Republican chair Joseph Cairo called the lies profound and
said Santos has broken the public trust question really is
can the system protect itself can Congress set standards
or who is appropriately a member
of the House of Representatives or not?
This was very interesting mainly because it was it bumped into
Elon Musk off the front pages all a parliamentary
fuss about this thing. Yeah.
And Tulsi Gabbard was just sticking in with with knives
interviewing Mike Tucker. And of course she's she's an operative
you know, she was a Democrat. I'm not sure what she is now.
But what is this about is
such as an independent yet
right? Is this to police? Is this to create a mechanism to
remove people for lying? Or what do you think it's got to have
something to do with Trump? That's what I'm thinking it's a
setup somehow.
Yeah, there's something set up ish about it. And the fact is
you can't you the Constitution, determines what you can and
cannot do and your I guess your states actually we have some
oversight and who they who they can run or how you can rhyme and
how you can win what do you what do you have to say but if you
lie about being a Jew why?
Well what do you mean so what that's the problem? Maybe that
is the problem.
And maybe that is the maybe that is but I don't think that was
the big story. Okay, I think Abbott and the buses to DC the
newest while shipping that migrants to Kamla Harris's house
that's not the first time to Kamla Harris his house Yeah,
dude, we we've done this story a million times. I thought
they were shipping them to just a DC not the Camelus house.
We'll play your clip and then on bring the receipts Texas
Governor Greg Abbott defends sending illegal immigrant buses
to DC which arrived on Christmas Eve and President Biden responds
to border policy title 42. Staying in place for now. Texas
said three busloads of illegal immigrants to Vice President
Kamala Harris is home on Christmas Eve. Temperatures were
in the teens, which led to the White House declaring it a
cruel, dangerous and shameful stunt. A spokesperson for
Governor Abbott responded saying President Biden's border
policies are to blame and that the immigrants signed voluntary
consent waivers upon board a green to the destination. She
said instead of their hypocritical complaints about
Texas providing much needed relief to our overrun and
overwhelmed border communities. President Biden and borders are
Harris need to step up and do their jobs to secure the border,
something they continue failing to do. Back in April, the
governor took a similar stance
they've been dumping large numbers of migrants in cities up
and down the border, leaving the cities to grapple with
challenges. They don't have the capability of dealing with. They
themselves have been putting these migrants on buses to San
Antonio. So I said I got a better idea, as opposed to
busing these people to San Antonio. Let's continue the ride
all the way to
Washington DC.
On Tuesday, Governor Abbott tweeted that so far, Texas is
bust over 15,900 migrants to sanctuary cities. Were providing
relief to local communities overwhelmed by President Biden's
open border policies. His spokesperson enter statement
added that the federal government is processing and
leaving immigrants in Texas border towns like El Paso which
recently declared a state of emergency. In an interview
published Tuesday night, the mayor of El Paso reacted to
border policy title 42 staying in place, saying the city will
continue to take care of those coming in,
we'll make sure that we treat them and we take care of them.
We want to get everybody off the street to make sure that don't
have any any additional risk on themselves or anyone else.
Well, this is really driving me crazy. I'm, I'm 100% sure that
we had this that we laughed about this story a couple months
ago, and I cannot find the clip.
I can't all the things in that clip that are worth noting. One,
they made a big fuss at the White House that they dropped
migrants off. And the temperature was in the teens.
Wasn't the temperature in the teens in Texas?
Yes. In the low teens even
that was down to nine I think in some areas. But so what's the
difference between taking them to San Antonio by the Feds would
do that and dropping them off in the teens and then try to ignore
in the teens is the same thing. So this is just like bogus.
Here we go. September 15.
Breaking news for you. This has been a busy morning already. We
are going live to pictures from Washington DC.
And the latest report is that there have been immigrants by
bus dropped off at VICE PRESIDENT Kamala Harris's
residence.
You go. Good. Well,
let's jump draw for that. What a drop off point. That should be
on the on the maps.
What do you mean a drop off point?
Just drop them all there every migrant send him to Campbell his
house?
You know, this is what I've learned about this is the reason
Texas can do that is because of title 42. The minute title 42
was taken away, then they don't they legally can't do that. Why?
Well, because title 42 enables the state to reject people come
you reject people out of their state, not out of the country
out of the state.
Yes, but the way this is organized, according to Abbott
himself, is they get they take these people they bring him in
they've already in Yeah. And they and they have him on the
bus. They know they they haven't signed a document that allows
them to put them on the bus. They are signing up to go to
Washington DC this is not involuntary.
Oh, okay. No, it's involuntary.
But he makes a big point of saying that no, they're there.
They're asked if they want to do it. He's not sending anyone that
doesn't want to go to Washington DC. And you know, they've got
good Spanish speakers are explaining it to him. Do you
want to stay here where we ever want to like you're miserable
and you're going to be or you want to go to a sanctuary city
like Washington DC. We'll drop you off there. And you get a
nice bus ride. We'll feed you on the way and it's up to you sign
here they sign in they go so I don't say 42 has got anything to
it's going to do anything to stop this.
We have a topic of discussion here in Fredericksburg. As
migrants are illegal migrants are calm what they are illegal
aliens are coming into the United States are coming into
San Antonio, they're taking the Greyhound bus and they're
getting off right outside of Fredericksburg. And they're not
venturing in we do have some mailboxes now being busted open
and packages being stolen. This is going to end very very very
badly for some people if this if this continues. Because here
they will not this will not stand. New people are gonna get
hurt. And it's it's I mean, we're in we're nowhere near the
border. And this is happening to our tiny little town.
But it's happening all over the country because they get the
right numbers, but we're
fucked up crazy and armed. That's my Yeah.
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you won't be triggered. Everybody this is like Oh god,
it's a big partay Alright, late but we gave everybody them their
money's worth, I think here at the last show of the year. And
we've got some cool, cool end of show mixes that we got lined up
for you What do you have on the ISO front?
I have no ISOs per se, per se. But I have a five second thing
that would be a great end to show thing. It was summarized
the whole decade. And I just want to hear it again anyway and
you can take it or leave it you probably won't like it because
it's too long. But let's play it 2014 AJ glowing dogs
for 20 plus years they've had glow in the dark dogs you can
buy that are part jellyfish.
I mean, I was thinking this one I get to laugh It's got to be
that one.
That's the one I just when I heard it earlier. I thought it
just you know
no two ways about it, man. No two ways about it. Let me see
what's coming up next and no agenda stream doc. Oh, this is
it. Great America episode 580. This is my episode. All right.
So please, stay tuned. I'm
sick. Adam by now. You will be stay tuned. Exactly.
No agenda stream.com. We're just hanging out in the troll room.
It'll all work. We got into show mixes. We got some good ones
here. We have Sir Michael Anthony. We've got a che Z we've
got drew steel. We've got our clip custodian, Neal Jones, and
we've got Tom Starkweather. Man, it's an all star lineup right
there.
Is it max or Michael Anthony that does the bikin singing?
Yes. No, that's not no, no. Okay, no, that's, that's che Z.
No. Z can make money with that, that.
That's exactly what I told him to do. You do a great vibe, and
you should
do. It's the best fighting I've heard ever
coming to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here and
FEMA Region number six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
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Remember us at the vorak.org/and A until next year, everybody
have a hui Hui Happy New Year adios mofos and such
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least one. Get around. The areas you celebrate.
Let's get it done once and for all.
Does it say that in the bill? Does it say that in the bill
investment this
movement of don't say gay is about shots. absolutely
shocking. Getting your muscles ready to be able to use
technologies which you need for all I really believe this is why
God gave us two options, one for the flu shot. And the other one
for the public.
There seems to be money missing or a lot of money messing things
up accused of firing 33 rounds today. As of right now, as of
this minute, just information addresses a disinformation that
imperils the safety. Security. I like
the Street guy.
They're afraid of us they're afraid of the people they're
afraid that we might actually think for ourselves is now
showing its true colors. What kind of a stupid question what's
going on here tonight? I think divisive rhetoric is
transitory what I was not anticipating was a scenario when
which ends up contending with multiple various causes.
Kevin is too busy patting yourself on the back job well
done. No when you say the vaccine outsmarts us is it
outsmarting the vaccines though
so that's what's so frustrating to people DACA is because you
get vaccine you do all the right things. And you still
Unfortunately, nobody wants it but we have to do it.
We had it. Have you had
it? I have had it. And you still there. Do but you don't get
you're not being hospitalized. You're right fora.org/n
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