0:00
oh you know we're so sorry here
in Texas
0:02
Adam Curry is no agenda curry
and from
0:24
northern Silicon Valley where
we say
0:26
search merge I'm Jessie Dvorak
I thought
0:35
you were indeed the Celine Dion
of of
0:38
podcasting you blew out the
microphone
0:40
settings their honor on that
one do you
0:45
do it do you do it in the
morning to you
0:48
I'm glad you're here in the
morning to
0:49
you and in the morning all
ships to sea
0:51
I'm glad you're here I had
boots on the
0:54
ground I was worried I was a
little why
0:55
all cuz of the search well yes
exactly
1:00
we have the surge and then your
clips
1:02
didn't show up this morning and
I put
1:04
two you know two and two
together and I
1:06
just see you slumped over your
keyboard
1:08
at night you know it's like he
flies
1:10
buzzing around my head oh my
god they
1:15
got him the Rona finally it
hasn't
1:17
happened in years that I haven't
1:18
received your clips well I sent
him yeah
1:22
I know I know can you turn down
your
1:24
speaker's just a tad yeah this
new setup
1:26
is so sensitive that how's that
yeah I'm
1:31
sure it's much better
1:32
what would you say before we
start I do
1:43
this every it seems 2 to 4
years way
1:46
stop what you're talking about
one thing
1:49
to stop what happened how can
we didn't
1:52
get the clips that you're using
I sent
1:54
it to your jima your secret
Gmail
1:56
account and Gmail as always is
the most
1:59
reliable mail system in the
world I've
2:03
never said that and they oh
I've never
2:06
said they're no maybe it's not
that
2:07
you're making an accusation it's
2:11
no it never arrived and then
every once
2:14
in a while something like that
happens
2:16
with Gmail there's just you
look it
2:17
never arrives it never gets
there mm-hmm
2:20
you're looking to spam it's not
there's
2:22
nowhere right and this happens
on the
2:25
newsletter a lot yeah yeah it's
just
2:28
well maybe it's your name I
don't know I
2:31
think Google Google definitely
is
2:33
deploying all kinds of filters
and I
2:35
can't blame them the most
recent one it
2:38
was kind of interesting one of
our
2:39
producer says oh I can't
believe it I
2:41
put a copy of the John Bolton
book PDF
2:44
on my shared Google Google
Drive and
2:46
they deleted it it's like you
really
2:49
don't underst
2:50
yes I archived this myself is
it on your
2:52
shared Google Drive he doesn't
get it he
2:57
doesn't get it it doesn't get
it and
2:58
like please understand it's
copyrighted
3:01
you know you can't be doing that
3:02
it's bad enough I even told the
audience
3:05
that I sent you that PDF that
was sent
3:07
to me but you had already
received it
3:09
because it was buzzing around
it's like
3:10
one of those things but don't be
3:12
surprised if someone if if a
Silicon
3:15
Valley company is scanning for
stuff
3:17
yeah they don't get busted and
Twitter's
3:20
doing the same with DMS if
there's
3:22
certain words that you use
it'll say
3:24
we're having trouble processing
this DM
3:26
request or they said to me yeah
yeah of
3:28
course it's happened yeah I've
seen that
3:30
missus horse of course it's
happening
3:32
and we'll get into some of that
later
3:34
because there's some some
exciting
3:35
developments but the first
development I
3:37
need to speak about is
performing writes
3:39
every couple of years I don't
know why
3:42
you you old as I'll stop to
show for a
3:45
second and mentioned everybody
you have
3:47
explained this at least five
times over
3:50
the 10 years you do it at least
once
3:52
every two years and it's
pathetic that
3:55
people don't know this and it's
even
3:57
more pathetic that the bands
who moan
4:00
and groan about the system that
they
4:02
signed up to be in make it seem
as
4:07
though that they have more
control than
4:09
they do so they can just do
virtue
4:11
signaling because they don't
like Trump
4:13
you may continue there is
however
4:15
something different this year
they're
4:18
actually trying to pull a fast
one and
4:20
I'm on to him and
4:22
the Trump campaign could
possibly be in
4:24
in trouble depending on what
they blow
4:26
you better explain the whole
thing from
4:28
scratch is exactly what I
intend in this
4:30
case we're only talking about
performing
4:32
rights performing rights is
important
4:34
part of the music business the
music
4:36
industry and it is to ensure
that when a
4:41
copyrighted work whether it's a
song
4:44
that someone is performing live
just
4:46
singing out loud whether it's a
before
4:49
is all based on the term
performance
4:51
whether you're playing a record
or
4:53
playing the song through
speakers to an
4:55
audience it's all venue based
if you
4:58
have a radio station and you're
playing
4:59
rate as songs on the radio that
is a
5:02
performance right and now
there's many
5:05
other ways that money is made
in the
5:06
music business but just keeping
it to
5:08
this for this moment the the
payments
5:13
for that performance right is
split
5:16
50-50 between two parties that
own the
5:20
copyrighted work 50% goes to the
5:23
composer so if we say the
Beatles that
5:25
could be Lennon McCartney
because it's
5:27
you know it's part song it's
part lyrics
5:30
so both of them will get credit
and the
5:32
way depending on how they set
it up back
5:34
in the day that each get 25% so
half of
5:36
the 50 but 50% goes to the
writer and
5:39
the composer the other 50% goes
to the
5:42
publisher and the publisher
this is what
5:45
all musicians always get
screwed on
5:47
taking my Paul McCartney
example he
5:50
didn't owned the publishing
rights to
5:51
his catalogue in fact Michael
Jackson
5:54
owned them and it's incredibly
valuable
5:56
because this enables you to
license the
5:59
song for any type of use
commercials you
6:02
name it
6:04
by law do you have a anyone has
the
6:09
right to perform any
copyrighted work
6:12
that is the law certainly in
the United
6:15
States and because it would be
a free
6:17
speech issue if you just want
to get up
6:19
and sing a song now if you do
that in
6:21
front of a large enough
audience which
6:23
is specified in the law as over
2,000
6:27
square feet there's a couple of
other
6:28
parameters and how many people
would fit
6:30
into that space you have to pay
a
6:32
royalty to the composer and
right
6:35
50% and the publisher 50% by
law there
6:39
are only a couple of
organizations that
6:42
are allowed to be
intermediaries between
6:44
two venues
6:45
so that's concert halls radio
stations
6:48
etc bars you name it and the
publishers
6:53
and and the rights holders the
6:54
publishers and the writers and
composers
6:56
in the United States we have
ASCAP BMI
6:59
and SESAC and as a owner of a
song you
7:05
register with one of those
organizations
7:08
and and how that works and why
there's
7:10
three of them and but you can't
just
7:12
start a new Performing Rights
7:13
organization they're all
nonprofits and
7:15
they collect money from radio
stations
7:18
could be about 2% of their
revenue
7:20
they'll collect either a per
case or a
7:24
revenue basis of large arenas
and they
7:26
get what is called a blanket
license you
7:28
can play any song from their
catalogue
7:30
so in the case of Tom Petty
7:33
that would be ASCAP in the case
of the
7:37
Rolling Stones that would be
BMI they
7:39
both function more or less the
same it's
7:42
political there's reasons why
people are
7:43
with one or the other the venue
needs to
7:46
have deals with both of them
and again
7:48
that's how you get a blanket
license you
7:50
can play anything you want it's
7:52
important because the blanket
license
7:54
means that you literally can
play
7:56
anything you want
7:57
there's no no take-backsies
it's like I
7:59
can play it and and we already
know what
8:01
I'm paying for it to the part
of my
8:03
revenue or ticket sales etc and
and you
8:07
can play whatever you want they
can't go
8:09
back say no no you can't have
that the
8:11
only way that can happen is
this as if
8:13
is is when the rights holders
the
8:17
composer and the songwriter and
the
8:19
publisher say stop we're
pulling it from
8:22
the catalogue now that will
never happen
8:24
in a million years that pop the
composer
8:28
as let's say Tom Petty or hit
his estate
8:31
can say shit we want it taken
away
8:33
they're not going to because the
8:36
publisher will never do that
publishers
8:38
not stupid he said he all he
sees is
8:40
controversy and this is great
the songs
8:42
getting airplay people are
talking about
8:44
more money's being made it is
their
8:46
statutory due
8:50
you have to explain why you're
using Tom
8:53
Petty is the example because
Tom Petty's
8:55
family also just recently
threatened
8:57
Trump with a lawsuit over using
I won't
9:00
back down there's two cases now
and is
9:03
that that's why I mentioned
specifically
9:05
Tom Petty Tom Petty estate has
licensed
9:08
through ASCAP for performance
and the
9:10
Rolling Stones through BMI so
it's two
9:12
different organizations but
they're both
9:13
trying to do the same thing or
they both
9:16
would like to do the same thing
which is
9:17
make as much money as possible
with that
9:19
little hassle as possible but
they're
9:20
really in the middle they have
no say if
9:22
you give the rights to the song
or you
9:25
don't give the right to the
song there's
9:27
no in-between okay so a venue of
9:31
remember this is always for the
oh sure
9:34
let me jump in to where you're
on your
9:35
world
9:36
hmm this there's logical
reasons for
9:38
this and the one main one is
you don't
9:40
it that way you don't have to
clear
9:41
every damn thing that happens
oh it's
9:43
impossible it would it would
never would
9:45
be it would not be possible
nobody make
9:46
any money
9:47
and there's reporting
requirements you
9:49
have to you have to report
which songs
9:51
were played and that
information is then
9:54
and this is always
controversial within
9:56
the music business ASCAP BMI or
SESAC
9:59
they have some magical formula
and so
10:01
they take in 2% of the biggest
radio
10:04
stations of their revenue in
the United
10:06
States and they say well and
this goes
10:08
to this person that person and
a lot of
10:10
people feels like no one really
knows
10:15
how it works but successful
people seem
10:18
to get more successful through
their
10:19
system this is always
throughout history
10:22
been based on the venue the
venue is the
10:26
conduit it is the arena it is
the bar
10:30
the club it is the radio
station it has
10:34
not been the person that's why
as a band
10:38
you can go perform at a club
and ask how
10:41
BMI is not standing there
saying hey you
10:43
play you sang these songs man
you gotta
10:45
pay us money
10:46
no the club takes care of that
that's
10:48
how it's always been it's
always been
10:51
venue based to my knowledge
there's
10:54
never been an a single person
or entity
10:56
who has received a performance
right
11:00
license so I it would it would
be
11:04
interesting but I would love to
be able
11:06
to go to ask how BMI and say hi
11:07
could you please license me so
I can
11:10
play whatever I want wherever I
want it
11:12
and and I'll pay you directly
they'll be
11:16
very interesting but it doesn't
exist
11:19
cuz it's never been that way
until now
11:23
there's two changes which if
slips in or
11:27
they're trying to slip in for
the first
11:29
time and coordinated ASCAP and
BMI are
11:33
both creating campaign and a
political
11:36
entity licenses so they horses
they are
11:42
trying to change the burden of
the
11:46
performance from the venue
which would
11:49
be what's the big arena that
Trump was
11:50
in in Tulsa I can't remember if
some all
11:55
right so whenever there's a
concert
11:56
there you know a band shows up
they play
11:59
there's twenty thousand people
or
12:01
whatever fits in the arena
eight hundred
12:03
thousand a million who are
going to come
12:04
they fit in that arena the
venue pays
12:07
the band doesn't but now ASCAP
and
12:10
beyond BMI both have said no we
think
12:13
that this is different and I'll
tell you
12:16
why in a moment
12:16
and so the venue might have to
pay but
12:19
really you the political entity
has to
12:23
pay even though you're
performing it
12:25
just like a band who could be
political
12:27
you choose a political band
they play
12:29
political songs lots lots of
political
12:31
did Dixie Chicks I'm sorry the
chicks if
12:34
they don't have to pay for but
now ASCAP
12:36
and BMI have come out with these
12:39
licenses and I'm going to read
you the
12:42
pertinent language from the
ASCAP
12:45
license this license is issued
to an
12:47
individual's candidate specific
campaign
12:50
and extends only until the
candidate is
12:53
sworn into office not for the
candidates
12:55
for a full term in office I
have no idea
12:57
where they could have had in
there
12:58
having such licenses in place
would
13:01
guarantee that no matter where
you have
13:03
a campaign stop the
performances of
13:06
music at the events would be in
13:08
compliance with copyright law
so what
13:11
they're I think what they're
trying to
13:13
say and this will go
13:14
to court is that if you have a
campaign
13:17
stop like a stump speech that
would be
13:21
and then all of a sudden you
are the
13:23
venue you're the performer and
the venue
13:25
which has never been done
before I don't
13:28
think it's even legal but
that's what
13:31
they're trying to say even if
they say
13:33
here under can political
campaigns rely
13:38
on venue licenses because
licenses for
13:41
venues such as convention
centers and
13:43
hotels generally exclude rights
to
13:46
perform music at events
organized by a
13:48
third party political campaigns
need
13:52
their own ASCAP license to use
the works
13:55
in its repertory this is very
tricky
13:58
language but it they're they're
trying
14:00
to hoodwink you convention
centers no
14:04
tells generally will not
license music
14:07
because they don't want to pay
for it so
14:10
they say hey are you gonna play
music at
14:11
your event no okay
14:12
then we'll just call ASCAP and
say
14:14
there's no license for this
period
14:16
that's not because they don't
they pay
14:19
licenses differently when
they're in a
14:23
hotel they don't it's they just
say we
14:26
don't want any music so don we
won't pay
14:27
for a license that's very
typical
14:30
because it can get very
expensive if you
14:31
have hundreds of thousands of
people
14:33
attending an event and if it's
hard to
14:34
count etc now it's set now this
is great
14:40
because licenses for venues
such as
14:42
convention centers and hotels
generally
14:44
exclude rights to perform music
at
14:46
events organized by third party
14:48
political campaigns need their
own ASCAP
14:50
licenses to use the works in its
14:51
repertory this makes sense it
says
14:54
because the third party
organizer is the
14:57
main beneficiary of the
performances not
15:00
the venue and is in the best
position to
15:03
control the performances for
this reason
15:06
event organizers in this case
political
15:08
campaigns have traditionally
assumed
15:11
responsibility for obtaining the
15:13
permission from rights holders
I know
15:16
it's kind of smoky legalese but
that's
15:19
the point it's not true it is
not true
15:23
who is the beneficiary of the
Trump
15:28
rally in Tulsa I ask you John
well I'm I
15:35
kind of fell for their language
I think
15:37
Trump should have been so the
Trump
15:39
campaign does not pay the venue
any
15:41
money bullshit they may pay top
dollar
15:45
for the venue it's no different
than
15:47
arrow Snider right the venue's
night
15:51
okay you got me you got me
that's what
15:53
they're trying to you I'm I'm
explained
15:55
mm-hmm the venue is not giving
the space
15:59
away for free no of course not
and they
16:02
never have and they never will
16:04
furthermore just was the same
as a rock
16:07
concert
16:07
it's exist any different it's
not
16:09
different different all nuts a
scam
16:13
moreover in seventeen us code
110
16:17
Section four limitation on
exclusive
16:20
rights exemption of certain
performances
16:23
and displays so we're it true
that the
16:26
venue did not get any money did
not
16:28
benefit at all and only the
Trump
16:31
campaign benefited because he's
trying
16:33
to become president I guess
that's a
16:35
benefit I'm not sure before you
know it
16:38
every every Republican will be
taxed
16:40
because they got a benefit for
you know
16:42
of some something but
specifically if
16:46
you have a performance in a
venue of
16:49
non-dramatic literary or
musical work
16:52
otherwise than in transmission
to the
16:54
public without any purpose of
direct or
16:57
indirect commercial advantage
and
16:59
without payment of any fee or
other
17:01
compensation for the
performance to any
17:03
of its performers promoters or
17:05
organizers then No Fee would
have to be
17:09
paid so their argument doesn't
stand up
17:12
they're saying or the venue
doesn't
17:13
benefit okay
17:15
but then someone has to benefit
if no
17:17
one benefits monetarily
commercially
17:19
commercially then no
performance fee has
17:23
to be paid so they're doubly
full of
17:25
shit here's the here's the rub
and this
17:28
could have happened
17:29
BMI who have a very similar
license and
17:32
these are all new I've never
seen these
17:33
before these are coming out of
nowhere
17:38
The Rolling Stones our legal
team is
17:41
working with BMI BMI has
notified the
17:43
Trump campaign on behalf of the
stones
17:45
that the unauthorized use of
their songs
17:47
will constitute a breach of its
17:48
licensing agreement if Donald
Trump
17:50
disregards the exclusion in
persist he
17:52
would face a lawsuit for
breaking the
17:53
embargo and playing music that
had not
17:55
been licensed what BMI says in
this
17:59
article is that the Trump
campaign has a
18:03
political entity license from
BMI if
18:07
that's true and it's very
possible that
18:11
some bonehead some douche
knuckle
18:14
dickhead went all Russia buff
18:20
then I think they're in trouble
because
18:23
if you sign its it will
supersede the
18:25
blanket license if you sign an
exclusive
18:27
license agreement with BMI
which states
18:30
that you have a blanket license
however
18:33
however any of their members of
the
18:37
performing rights organization
ie
18:38
publishers songwriters
composers can
18:40
refuse their track their works
to be
18:43
performed and that would have
to be with
18:48
a written you know a seven day
advance
18:51
written whatever but then they
could
18:52
pull that so if the Trump
campaign sign
18:55
of deal with BMI as they state
in this
18:58
in this interview then they're
screwed
19:00
with BMI if they didn't I think
they can
19:03
keep going or as long as they
want but
19:04
right but I think these two new
licenses
19:08
are do not hold up to the codes
because
19:11
this is all written in the law
it's all
19:13
copyright law they're just
creating new
19:14
shit out of thin air and
everybody's on
19:17
board with it so there you go
so in this
19:27
case if something may actually
happen
19:28
but I'd have to see that the the
19:30
campaign actually had I don't
think they
19:32
have one with ASCAP cuz ask how
didn't
19:35
say that but ASCAP kind of you
know
19:37
lifted their skirt thereby
saying well
19:39
you're the venue does it it's
really the
19:41
campaign that benefits so they
should be
19:42
paying which would be the same
as Taylor
19:46
Swift's and well Taylor Swift
is really
19:48
quite rich and she Oaks
19:49
is really benefiting from this
concert
19:51
she should pay instead of the
other
19:53
arena let you okay well I think
it you
19:58
got it right that's done yeah
everyone's
20:00
got it fortunate brings a
couple of
20:04
questions nobody hate to
belabor no no
20:05
no go ahead
20:06
questions are good is this is
20:07
complicated people that don't
seem to
20:09
understand that a band for
example I
20:11
must you're a singer or a band
and you
20:14
play somebody else's written
material
20:16
and then when it goes on the
radio the
20:20
publisher and the right or get
money but
20:24
the band gets nothing in the
United
20:26
States the band gets nothing
people
20:29
don't seem to understand that
well and
20:31
it's so when you listen to
Spotify
20:33
well well here's okay here's
well first
20:37
of all let me give you one
other piece
20:38
of information the the the
campaign the
20:41
political entity license would
cost
20:45
about 60 cents per person and
just let
20:48
you know what what's what's on
the table
20:49
here so you know is that a big
data set
20:52
normally there's no normal
that's the
20:55
thing it's all this is one of
the big
20:56
problems people have that
they're 60
20:58
cents per person is too high
that's but
21:01
that's what they calculate this
to be
21:02
for the political entity it's
very high
21:06
expert person yes it's really
out there
21:09
listening has cost them 60
cents to
21:10
listen if you're at the rallies
just nip
21:12
it of a stone son well it would
cost the
21:14
campaign 60 cents yeah was for
the whole
21:17
events not not per song but the
whole
21:19
event for the whole event and
just for
21:21
being there anything that was
played for
21:24
the whole event yes 60 cents
per person
21:26
yep a quarter constitutes a
whole event
21:30
just from beginning to end you
know what
21:33
music what about the beginning
of the
21:35
campaign to the end of the
campaign in
21:36
November well I think so that
no it's
21:41
there you're right that this is
a good
21:44
cash all everyone ever says is
Trump all
21:46
Trump campaign so he's
campaigning
21:48
that's a very good point but I
think
21:49
they still do that venue based
how many
21:52
people were in each venue or
each stop
21:54
at each time when the meter
starts
21:56
running who the hell but the
people who
21:58
go to venue after venue this a
bunch of
22:00
Trump
22:02
grupe yeah they gotta pay again
now this
22:07
is where it got complicated
because
22:09
artists were getting screwed in
this
22:11
deal yeah and this is
historical that's
22:14
why you you know you got the
the famous
22:16
old blues singers hey I'll give
you a
22:20
Cadillac shut up and I got all
your
22:22
rights and they got screwed out
of out
22:23
of everything but they got a
Cadillac so
22:26
that is just the way the music
business
22:28
was set up when they set up
streaming
22:30
this is where everyone tried to
weasel
22:33
in and change it and this is
where a
22:35
carve-out was made for artists
so
22:38
artists who were to perform on
the song
22:40
and this is why it's a
carve-out because
22:43
it's not just for the singer no
we're
22:45
gonna go all the way down to
the guy who
22:46
cleaned the keyboard so that
gets split
22:49
up at whatever piece it is and
it's
22:50
different for each different
venue and
22:52
that whole thing is a complete
quagmire
22:54
I don't think anyone is really
happy
22:56
with with how that's done and
the
22:58
numbers are so low that no one
seems to
23:01
make any money certain the
artists don't
23:04
seem to make any money even
though
23:06
publishers still do okay but
those are
23:08
direct deals with Spotify etc
it's an
23:12
it's you don't have to go
through the
23:15
the existing performing rights
23:17
organizations anyway that's a
story for
23:19
another time the bottom line is
never
23:22
before has it been possible to
to lot to
23:25
license the person performing
for the
23:28
performance right apparently
that is now
23:30
taking place and if Trump
signed it
23:34
they're boneheads then I think
they'll
23:36
he'll have to still have to pay
it which
23:38
won't be possible because the
stones
23:40
would say and I think they own
their own
23:41
publishing they say hey you
know pay us
23:46
a million dollars or whatever
so that
23:50
was little stones yeah they're
pretty
23:51
picky about who gets to use
their stuff
23:54
I mean Bill Gates and it up in
Microsoft
23:56
years ago with Windows 95 tried
to
23:58
license the stones thing as
part of
24:00
their advertising campaign
start me up
24:03
for a while
24:04
I thought I thought he did that
it
24:07
wasn't too full and they wanted
it for
24:09
our whole advertising campaign
and they
24:11
couldn't get it or maybe they
did get it
24:15
for something I think they got
it for
24:16
some venues and for savings
24:18
well that's a performance right
that's
24:20
why they go that's how they got
but they
24:22
never got it for there you can
purchase
24:24
display the advertising case
that's all
24:27
that's a whole different venue
that is
24:30
by the way the publisher the
publisher
24:31
does have control over that but
then you
24:33
have mechanical rights sink
rides a
24:35
whole bunch of shit that run
that you
24:36
wrote into it it's a mess so
whole thing
24:38
is a giant mess is a good way
somebody
24:43
wants to sing a song for God's
sake it's
24:46
exactly exactly
24:48
well welcome to Texas where
we're dying
24:59
get your mask on they'll say if
every
25:00
one of us hold on before you go
to the
25:04
master you just play this
little duel ad
25:06
that's going around this is not
a mask
25:09
so you get in the mood get in
the mood
25:13
this is not a mask this is
confidence
25:16
it's for getting out and working
25:18
anywhere other than home this
is not a
25:21
mess this is solidarity it's
for opening
25:25
the door to a friend and
keeping the
25:27
doors open to your favorite
places this
25:31
is not a mask this is a sign of
love
25:35
[Applause]
25:37
[Music]
25:41
please are you kidding me it's
love baby
25:46
mask is love mask is love
25:57
[Music]
25:59
get enough of those all right
here's
26:02
what's going on this is all
political
26:04
it's 100 percent bull crab ink
we're not
26:07
dying we're okay here in Texas
stop
26:10
either emailing me we are going
to live
26:12
and thankfully one articles is
gaining
26:16
some traction I tweeted it a
couple it's
26:18
from when is this from this is
from June
26:21
25th so this is already three
days old
26:23
this is from the CEO of which
hospital
26:30
services I see and this is a
thesis from
26:36
Reuters Texas hospital CEO Coe
vyd
26:39
impatient count misinterpreted
level of
26:43
alarm unwarranted and a lot is
in this
26:49
article but the main point of
the
26:53
article is that people who
before the
26:59
lockdown could not have
elective surgery
27:02
and this is not facelifts it's
you know
27:06
stuff like there's artery
surgery these
27:10
are these are called elective
surgeries
27:13
and people are going back in
and they
27:17
are getting tested and if
they're there
27:20
for a heart valve and of course
they
27:22
need to be tested because in a
hospital
27:24
the most dangerous place to be
if it's
27:26
positive then they're listed as
a kovat
27:29
case even though they are
completely
27:31
asymptomatic completely
asymptomatic and
27:34
so we have people in the let's
see the
27:38
chief executives of Houston
Methodist
27:40
Memorial Hermann Health System
st.
27:42
Luke's health Texas children
hospitals
27:44
they all said hey the number of
27:48
hospitalizations are being
27:49
misinterpreted and quite
frankly we're
27:51
concerned that there's a level
of alarm
27:53
in the community that is
unwarranted
27:55
right now now why are hospital
rooms and
27:58
emergency room stacking up
because
28:00
people are going in now now
they have
28:01
other illnesses and they look
at the
28:04
lines for testing that's
drive-through
28:06
testing it is young people who
are going
28:10
to get tested because
28:11
they're afraid they're all
protesting or
28:13
they're working in retail and
they want
28:14
to be safe even the CDC the CDC
itself
28:20
is saying this is not a big
deal but you
28:22
haven't heard this report
except if you
28:25
were watching CNBC which as you
know
28:28
you're podcasters do hey Kelly
well
28:29
let's start with that CDC
briefing the
28:32
remarks just coming just now
from the
28:35
call that just ended the CDC
director
28:37
really taking a different tone
than
28:40
we've perhaps heard from dr.
pouchy in
28:42
the hearing earlier this week
saying
28:44
we're in a very different
position now
28:46
in the pandemic than we were in
March
28:48
and April now he said he is not
under
28:50
playing the significance of
these new
28:52
cases but he did point out that
many of
28:55
the new cases are in younger
people who
28:58
he said quote in the past I
don't think
29:00
we diagnosed these infections
he said
29:02
that from the CDC's perspective
only 110
29:05
to 120 counties in the US are
considered
29:08
hotspots are having significant
29:10
transmission pointing out
that's just
29:12
about three percent of the
counties in
29:14
the United States and we also
noted that
29:16
the CDC has been doing ongoing
29:18
surveillance of antibodies
using blood
29:21
samples to try to tell who's
been
29:24
exposed to the virus and he
said the
29:26
estimate now that five to eight
percent
29:28
of the American public has
experienced
29:30
infection whether they
recognized it or
29:32
not they may have been aged
asymptomatic
29:34
he said that some states that
were less
29:37
hard-hit could have prevalence
of under
29:38
two percent whereas areas like
the New
29:41
York area that was harder hit
would have
29:44
fewer susceptibles so perhaps
higher
29:48
number of those with antibodies
he said
29:50
that the CDC currently
estimates 10
29:52
people have antibodies for
every one
29:54
case now he did reiterate he's
not
29:57
downplaying the risk and that
we could
29:58
see a follow-on increase in
30:00
hospitalizations and deaths
within three
30:02
to four weeks and part of the
risk of
30:03
younger people getting infected
and
30:05
those who don't know that
they're sick
30:07
is that they could pass it on
to more
30:08
susceptible people but Kelly
this
30:11
happening as of course we're
seeing
30:12
these headlines from Texas
about the
30:14
state pausing its reopening
where it is
30:16
and in four counties that are
extremely
30:18
hard hit
30:19
telling hospitals that they
can't do
30:21
elective surgeries to make sure
that
30:23
they have capacity for kovat 19
patients
30:25
this is we're seeing headlines
for
30:27
Houston that they are exceeding
their
30:30
ICU capacity so quite
concerning but the
30:34
CDC director saying a very
different
30:36
situation now from back in
March and
30:38
that's the point it's a very
different
30:39
situation now but we're doing
the worst
30:42
thing possible we're choking
people with
30:44
muzzles and sending them back
indoors is
30:46
stupid
30:47
well a couple of things here
first of
30:50
all see CNBC tests do this
report
30:53
because they are the rest of
NBC I'm
30:56
gonna play NBC stuff I got NBC
reports
30:59
just the opposite of this it's
the same
31:01
org is it organization for
fiscal
31:04
reasons or sec because they're
trying to
31:07
tell people about how to invest
in the
31:09
stock market and they have to
give them
31:11
closer to the truth the truth
you can't
31:16
start bullshitting them and
it's also a
31:18
violation of sec and all the
rest of it
31:20
yeah you can't you know if
you're gonna
31:22
be doing stuff about the stock
market is
31:24
very richly controlled and you
can't be
31:27
bullshitting the people without
getting
31:30
into trouble yeah NBC of course
which is
31:33
not talking to those same
people they
31:34
can say whatever they want let
me play a
31:36
couple these clips here's a
good Horror
31:39
Show clip this is the one in
Arizona
31:41
this is the cove SS Kovac AZ
rap night
31:51
Arizona hitting a record number
of new
31:54
cases the state is one of the
worst
31:56
coronavirus hotspots in the
country
31:59
Jasmine's mother Lorena is one
of over
32:02
20,000 new cases this week
despite the
32:05
staggering numbers the governor
32:07
resisting adding new
restrictions but
32:09
urging people to stay home but
we talked
32:12
about the idea that we want to
save
32:14
lives and save livelihoods all
this will
32:17
demand for testing that was
Adler wasn't
32:19
it wasn't our stupid mayor
Adler no that
32:22
was no that was she all sound
the same
32:24
death day we talked about the
idea that
32:29
we want to save lives and save
32:31
livelihoods all this will demand
32:33
protesting surgeons long lines
of cars
32:36
it's people wait for hours the
governor
32:44
acknowledging the shortcomings
we want
32:46
to make it as easy and
convenient as as
32:49
possible it's not gonna resolve
itself
32:51
overnight in Darrell Brandt
unable to
32:55
secure a time slot at any of
his nearby
32:57
testing locations sometimes
people have
33:05
to wait multiple days to even
find a
33:07
testing slot and that of course
it's not
33:09
ideal because we need to start
contact
33:11
tracing immediately hospitals
are now on
33:14
the brink ICU beds fill to 87
percent
33:17
capacity dr. Natasha boo-yan
giving this
33:21
dire warning I'm really worried
about
33:23
where this is going in Arizona
I think
33:25
people are starting to take it
seriously
33:27
but we are seeing this surge in
cases
33:30
we're not seeing it slow down
Orange man
33:33
bad just provide a report bring
up which
33:38
is one they show waiting lines
that are
33:41
have to be five miles long for
testing
33:45
for testing because everyone's
been
33:46
jacked up is the same here
that's
33:48
sneaking around parking lots and
33:50
everything yeah why are you
getting
33:52
tested if you have no symptoms
I'm gonna
33:54
ask you this is just a
rhetorical
33:55
question what I'm gonna tell
you go
33:59
ahead ask the question I'll
tell you
34:00
okay a couple you you have zero
symptoms
34:04
you don't know you've even been
exposed
34:06
you have nothing going on and
you and
34:10
you feel the urge because of
that
34:13
you feel the urge to wait in
line
34:15
literally for hours and hours
to get
34:19
tested John tell me give me the
34:21
explanation for that kind of
stupid
34:23
behavior well starts with an M
ends with
34:27
an L Millenial there are there
are young
34:33
people I have to call them just
for ease
34:36
Millennials because Gen Xers
hate the
34:39
Millennials and the genders hate
34:41
everyone hates the Millennials
right now
34:42
are quitting their jobs because
they
34:45
don't feel safe okay
34:48
just let that sink in not even
take it
34:51
not even waiting for a furlough
er and D
34:53
quitting their jobs and this is
34:54
happening in retail because
they don't
34:56
feel safe oh my god so-and-so
was at the
35:00
protest and they have they have
it now
35:03
they they're sick so I'm gonna
go get
35:06
tested was that person tested I
don't
35:09
know but I'm gonna get tested
and yeah
35:11
and they'll sit in line for
five hours
35:13
with avocado toast and their
and their
35:15
yeti coolers and whatever it
takes to
35:18
get tested yes that is what's
going on
35:21
this is nothing else to do half
of them
35:25
are still unemployed yeah the
right the
35:28
spin studio closed down again
because of
35:31
this and I was there on
Wednesday and
35:34
was filled this to urge the
surge and
35:35
remember we they're only
allowed to have
35:37
11 people in these classes 11
riders and
35:40
one instructor only five showed
up of
35:42
which one was me come on people
you
35:45
distanced by 12 feet in the
studio and
35:50
so a second point is when they
and
35:54
people should listen to this
when you
35:56
listen to these reports when
they in
35:59
other words don't listen to
percentage
36:01
talk it doesn't mean anything
if there
36:04
was one case and then there was
five
36:06
cases oh it's gone up 500% so
they say
36:10
in that report and I got to two
more of
36:13
these to play which are all
from NBC the
36:14
same people who I think it's
36:25
[Music]
36:27
it's the mic all right so the
point is
36:36
to get back to my point which
was fight
36:38
you know you don't go by
percentages so
36:39
when they say to you in this
last report
36:41
and I still think is absolute
gem that
36:43
you had to see and be supported
works
36:47
works beautifully I love others
I see
36:50
yous are 87% full well you want
high
36:53
percentage rate fold to make
money don't
36:55
you
36:56
well that but how many are
there yeah
37:00
that's our they are there ten
million I
37:04
see a I see you units that are
87% full
37:07
or they're ten of them yeah it
kind of
37:10
gives you the impression like
shit this
37:11
only let me see like 13 left 13
percent
37:17
left with anything but in your
head
37:19
you're going that could be 13
beds who
37:22
knows we don't the point is
they don't
37:24
if you tell somebody you have
87 percent
37:27
full yeah full from what base
is it a
37:30
base of there's 10 total a
hundred total
37:32
a thousand total it doesn't mean
37:35
anything does not so this is a
kind of
37:37
crap that NBC does it let's
listen to
37:38
another before this is NBC this
is the
37:41
surge kids getting scared
Arizona and
37:52
Texas where Kovac cases are on
the rise
37:55
primarily among young people in
37:57
miami-dade County the number of
known
38:00
coronavirus cases among 18 to
34 year
38:02
olds increased fivefold in just
one
38:05
month communities are now
tracing these
38:07
out one to five restaurants 21
year-old
38:11
Adrianna Carter in San Marcos
Texas went
38:14
out for a few drinks with
friends that
38:17
report didn't go well let me
let me let
38:19
me explain how this is going to
work
38:21
this is this is how they should
have
38:22
done the report durant's 21
year old
38:27
Adrianna Carter in San Marcos
Texas went
38:29
out for a few drinks with
friends
38:33
now she's dead what harm could
that do
38:42
you know um just one night and
came home
38:45
with Kovac passing it on to her
roommate
38:48
the rise in cases is coinciding
with the
38:51
rise in spending data from
Chase Bank
38:54
shows that Millennials spent
more money
38:56
last month than any other age
group
38:58
health experts say places like
bars are
39:00
a perfect storm for
transmission people
39:03
in close proximity poor air
circulation
39:06
people not wearing masks or
having to
39:09
take their masks off to drink
or eat
39:11
this video shows what happens
when two
39:13
people are talking as one
person speaks
39:16
particles enter the air and if
they
39:18
carry the virus it could spread
uptick
39:23
in Kovach cases since bars
reopened
39:26
without crowd restrictions I
definitely
39:29
wasn't taking as serious as
Jacob hansel
39:32
a student at the University of
Iowa says
39:35
he was exposed when he shared a
jewel
39:37
with others at a friend's house
if we
39:45
just wore masks spaced out a
little bit
39:48
farther and not shared a jewel
your flow
39:57
but I just had a brainstorm I
just had
39:59
an idea how we can fix
everything in one
40:03
go so the Millennials you're a
40:06
millennial if you're using a
jewel for
40:08
those you don't know that's a
the VAP
40:10
the jewel VAP and they're
sharing the
40:13
jewels which is such a thing
with the
40:14
Millennials we can turn this
whole thing
40:16
around the Millennials what we
want is
40:19
herd immunity we want people
with
40:20
antibodies we want young
healthy people
40:23
who can withstand the
coronavirus Cova
40:26
disease and a fan by the way I
should
40:29
mention that it would
throughout this
40:30
report none of the people were
sick they
40:32
just had tested positive and
they're all
40:34
freaked out and and the report
along
40:37
with the other one report and
other
40:39
reports like Goodell will play
from NBC
40:41
to are targeting the
Millennials too we
40:44
have to note that to me
40:46
is targeting the Millennials
they
40:47
specifically mentioned them in
this
40:49
report is a very good point but
they're
40:51
doing exactly the wrong thing
think
40:54
about this we want her to
immunity we
40:56
want that with the ten to one
antibodies
40:59
which we heard in the previous
report
41:00
from CNBC it's important that
we have a
41:03
lot of people who cannot spread
it
41:05
anymore
41:06
now would be the perfect time
and we
41:08
could turn the Millennials from
the
41:11
despised group of shits to
heroes I
41:15
would personally decorate them
with
41:17
metals be an American go out
there go to
41:21
bars we're opening up share
your jewel
41:23
swap some spit do all your
stuff get
41:27
that get the virus and we'll
reward you
41:29
know what we're gonna give you
money we
41:31
will reward you for doing this
another
41:35
trillion dollars of modern
monetary
41:37
theory money for the
Millennials to
41:39
create herd immunity amongst
the entire
41:42
country that would be the
heroes they
41:44
would the whole thing would
they would
41:45
go down in the history books as
having
41:47
saved the world even was
bullshit but it
41:49
would have it would be fantastic
41:50
everybody wins are you nuts
41:54
except the globalists now of
course
41:56
it'll never happen I'm just
saying good
41:59
point how does it help get rid
of Trump
42:01
[Laughter]
42:04
of the country stupid I'm an
idiot there
42:09
you go all right let's let's
play some
42:10
more of this idiocy I'm liking
it what
42:12
you got okay
42:14
I had one more yeah definitely
what
42:17
kovat Florida newest this thing
the
42:19
Floridians are a little
different
42:21
because even the Millennials
down there
42:22
are kind of arrogant about
their health
42:25
it just kind of actually falls
right
42:27
into play with you what you
just said
42:29
which would be good and they
said they
42:32
don't have a good they don't
have
42:33
because Florida is not like
California
42:37
or Texas where you have a bunch
of
42:39
people that are hand to ringers
you know
42:42
and worried about everything so
display
42:43
this is a night breaking for
Florida
42:46
nearly 10,000 cases in a single
day on
42:49
the heels of 9,000 the day
before
42:52
the surging numbers in
positivity rates
42:54
prompting the mayor of
miami-dade to
42:56
close the beaches from July 3rd
to 7th
42:59
if you didn't close down the
beaches for
43:01
the July 4th holiday
43:02
what would the potential
outcomes be
43:04
well look what we've seen we'll
be seen
43:06
in other holidays like Memorial
Day two
43:08
weeks later we see a spike and
so this
43:10
is something to stop that not
everyone
43:13
on board with that decision
43:15
thanks for me like now pretty
athletic
43:18
eat healthy work out you know
I'm not
43:21
worried about it
43:22
honestly I just think it's all
politics
43:25
and as the number of cases
spikes
43:27
testing in some areas blocks
long in the
43:30
last two weeks more than 10% of
all
43:32
tests in Florida coming back
positives
43:34
with young people in particular
driving
43:37
those higher rates Governor Ron
de
43:39
santis ordered bars across the
state
43:41
shut down bar owners breaking
the news
43:43
to patrons yeah what this will
result in
43:46
is more bankruptcies the bar
but one of
43:53
our restaurants here mongers
now they
43:56
were planning to move just
before the
43:58
lockdown
43:59
they stayed open for curbside
now
44:02
they've carefully opened up
we're
44:03
supposed to move to their new
location
44:07
this weekend and they got
locked down
44:10
again I'm think they may not
make it
44:13
it's it's it's stupid and I
didn't have
44:18
one tensional John seemed so
intense
44:21
yeah it does that's exactly
what end
44:23
Andrew horowitz's sister thinks
just
44:28
play this little drama this is
like this
44:30
is not an ISO clip but it's a
dramatized
44:32
blurb from NBC a virus invading
all
44:36
areas of society forcing new and
44:38
immediate action with human
life hanging
44:41
in the balance human life all
human life
44:46
hangs in the balance
44:48
compare that clip of the CNBC
clip it's
44:52
the same organization this is
fantastic
44:55
now do you remember that
Australia and
44:58
New Zealand they were the
smartest mofos
45:01
on the planet like they're not
gonna get
45:03
it they locked everything down
they knew
45:06
what they would do
45:06
and surely you've heard this
how come
45:09
her come to you
45:11
and what Weaver's I know I
should crush
45:15
it mark that time cooked that
what we
45:19
have learned from many different
45:21
conversations one of them with
the dog
45:23
Maurice the dog is that this is
much
45:26
more dependent upon the climate
and
45:28
where you are in which
hemisphere etc
45:31
because it's just rolling like
influenza
45:33
and when I saw the following
headline
45:37
Australia caps toilet roll
sales after
45:40
panic buying I knew that the
it's game
45:44
on it's game on Down Under and
yeah
45:47
they're spiking there people
dying it's
45:50
happening but even worse it was
sold
45:53
with plenty of promise that is
45:55
Australia's ticket ticket to
freedom so
45:58
we can get back to the things
we love
46:00
but so far the 1.5 million
dollar app
46:04
has hardly helped there haven't
been new
46:06
contacts identified through the
use of
46:08
the cove adapt Victorian New
South Wales
46:10
South Australia and Tasmania
yet to pick
46:13
up a single close contact from
the app
46:16
who hasn't already been
identified by
46:18
contact tracers and in
Queensland and
46:23
Western Australia not one
confirmed case
46:26
had downloaded the app
recovered 19 app
46:29
is not working as we hoped it
would
46:31
because too few people have
downloaded
46:32
it other states say tracing has
been
46:35
easier because cases have been
in hotel
46:37
quarantine bars in Victoria the
virus is
46:40
spreading in the community and
of the
46:43
568 cases confirmed cases was
launched
46:46
just over 30 had downloaded it
it will
46:50
help protect you it will help
protect
46:52
your family the UK government's
not
46:55
convinced that apps are the
right tools
46:58
and no country that currently
has a
47:00
functioning trap-and-trace I
can't speak
47:03
to those comments Australia's
app
47:06
doesn't notify users only state
47:09
governments when someone has
been in
47:10
contact with a patient and nine
news has
47:13
been told in some cases the app
didn't
47:16
gather any data at all
47:18
the federal government is
adamant the
47:19
app
47:19
now we really know it's broken
insisting
47:22
the country's law case numbers
is
47:24
limiting how effective the app
could be
47:26
and says it will be more useful
as more
47:28
restrictions are lifted and
more people
47:30
stand around each other so
guess what
47:34
we're moving into Australia's
you know
47:38
moving past the I guess it's
fall now
47:41
and we're moving into the into
the
47:44
warmer weather in Australia
colder
47:47
weather I'm sorry and so now
they're
47:49
gonna get the New Zealand test
case it's
47:51
not a lot then there's no no
number on
47:54
sheep but the yeah people have
died in
47:56
New Zealand that was never
gonna happen
47:58
couldn't go no they were so
smart they
48:00
locked everything they did it
alright
48:01
alright then I'll sit down on
it will do
48:03
ya know because it's like the
cold man
48:06
this is such bullcrap to tear
me up from
48:10
what's happening it really
really pisses
48:12
me off
48:13
it really does and you know my
you know
48:16
that our dinner on Friday or
the the
48:18
cocktail all right is that we
need we
48:20
need to stop here it's this
Friday this
48:25
Friday but you know it's gonna
get
48:27
canceled I already have world's
best dad
48:30
mug with my string I'm ready to
do it
48:32
I'm tight cuz I don't care I'll
say
48:34
exactly see this is exactly what
48:36
wouldn't my tribe told me to do
I forget
48:41
about the string strings I have
to bring
48:47
my own glass so I don't want to
lose
48:49
track of my cup so I need to
drag the
48:52
world's best dad cup that's for
sure the
48:54
world's best dad cup because
the world's
48:56
but as world's best dad you
have to keep
48:59
that cup around ss word starts
but I
49:08
don't know I'm very very
surprised that
49:12
that our governor fell for this
hard
49:15
this hard yes your governor I
almost had
49:18
the clip I didn't get it mmm
cuz I
49:20
didn't I don't know why I
didn't take
49:21
that clip cuz it was kind of
dull I
49:23
don't have a good clip is the
reason but
49:26
he said yo you know we're so
sorry here
49:28
in Texas yeah we probably did
things too
49:31
soon or too you know
49:33
he gets suckered these other
people
49:35
they're listening to the New
York Times
49:37
and that was the The Washington
Post in
49:44
CNN and that's you get to your
news from
49:46
those guys you you might as
well just
49:48
shoot yourself a CNN which I
now call
49:51
news media let's see in noose
everywhere
49:55
news media they got a lot of
news to
49:58
tell a quick a quick little
super cut
50:00
just so we can all remember
that this
50:02
really is some bullcrap
50:04
we have 33 confirmed positive
tests
50:08
today we have 33 cases as of
today we
50:12
have 33 confirmed cases we have
33
50:15
Pennsylvania's who have tested
positive
50:17
there were 33 confirmed cases
in North
50:20
Carolina there are now 33
confirmed
50:23
cases of the corona virus in
Michigan
50:25
more cases of the corona virus
were
50:27
confirmed today in San Luis
Obispo
50:29
County bringing the total
number now to
50:31
33 right now Georgia is
reporting a
50:33
total of 99 cases in 19
counties that is
50:36
33 new cases from just
yesterday there
50:40
are now 33 cases in Louisiana
the number
50:44
of cases of koba 19 jumps a
total of 33
50:47
people in our state have been
tested and
50:50
are confirmed to have the
corona virus
50:52
bringing the total number to 33
these
50:55
latest steps is the number of
confirmed
50:56
kovat 19 cases in Rhode Island
jumps by
50:58
33 overnight
51:02
[Music]
51:08
now I played that clip for a
reason
51:12
we didn't get to it on the last
show if
51:16
you go to any search engine but
Google
51:19
will work just fine and type in
any
51:21
random three-digit number plus
the words
51:25
new cases you will see
thousands if not
51:29
tens of thousands of results
regardless
51:31
of what number did you see this
going
51:33
around it was pretty viral John
no oh so
51:36
if you just open up a browser
page just
51:39
any it doesn't matter you can
use Bing I
51:42
know your preferential to it
and just
51:43
any random three-digit number
I'll do
51:46
561 and then you type new cases
and you
51:50
hit return and you'll just see
one after
51:53
the other of that exact new
stories new
51:56
stories of 561 new cases so you
can try
52:00
any number you want have you
tried it no
52:03
I was just listening to you I
thought
52:05
you were gonna try it yeah just
because
52:06
it's amazing when you see it
and I want
52:08
you to see the results all
right and six
52:11
six six oh yeah classic go
ahead man
52:13
it's there they're all in cases
right
52:16
now yes new case it's all there
so you
52:20
see it right um you already see
the
52:21
results now here's it took me a
little
52:24
bit to figure out what was
going on and
52:26
people are blaming Google and
saying
52:29
it's fake news well that's not
exactly
52:32
what it is what we're seeing
here is how
52:34
propaganda works in the modern
age and
52:38
I'm going to explain it if you
look at
52:41
these results almost every
single one of
52:43
them is a mainstream and m5m
outfit that
52:48
is essentially taking a press
release
52:51
from a government office and
repurposing
52:55
it I believe this to be in many
cases
52:57
completely automated
52:59
this is not like groundbreaking
shit
53:02
that's been going on newsrooms
are empty
53:04
there's no there's no human
being doing
53:06
this there's just a template it
rolls in
53:08
and it's as well according to
Dallas
53:11
County a new Daily Record was
set with
53:13
561 new cases it is my belief
53:16
but the way this works and it's
flooded
53:18
our entire news ecosystem is the
53:21
government our agencies do
continuous
53:25
updates and there it's just
pumping out
53:27
its that is really it's almost
automatic
53:30
at this point one case two case
three
53:32
case four case five case four
666 cases
53:36
667 and all the news outlets
pick the
53:40
feet up and republish it on
their
53:41
website and that's how
propaganda works
53:44
and that is unfortunately our
news it
53:47
comes from central sources in
this case
53:49
it's coming from maybe the CDC
could be
53:52
the county whose the county
special
53:54
agencies government agencies
and many of
53:57
them get their information from
think
53:58
tanks etc and this is how it
works so
54:01
you can type in any number you
want and
54:03
it will pop up it's kind of
messed up
54:08
what's happening here now when
do you
54:11
get blanketed with this stuff
well the
54:15
yes I agree that this it's a
serious
54:17
problem but this is a little
different
54:19
to me then targeted blanketing
which is
54:22
what they're doing with the
Millennials
54:23
right now totally not I'm just
bringing
54:26
this up as as something that
needs to be
54:28
looked as background it's
background
54:29
noise that makes things worse
but your
54:32
your point about them targeting
the
54:34
Millennials it's working it's
really
54:37
working and it's sad I love his
story it
54:46
could be heroes they could your
ideas
54:50
absolutely top-drawer but it
would take
54:53
it a concerted effort by the
propaganda
54:55
machines all of them all the
m5m s would
54:57
have to be in on it someone
would have
54:59
to come up with oh i have a
bright idea
55:01
because it wouldn't be you maybe
55:03
somebody thought you brought
somebody oh
55:08
god it has to be somebody and
then they
55:11
would make it become a thing
and the
55:13
Millennials would all get on
board cuz
55:14
they're kind of bandwagon so we
can
55:17
think of a way to do that but
at the
55:19
same time make Trump look bad
then we
55:22
have a winner
55:24
doing both those things
55:27
to go make the Millennials
heroes by by
55:30
creating herd immunity for
everybody
55:32
saving the world
55:34
okay okay I know that one way
it would
55:36
work but it is pretty hard to
implement
55:39
Trump himself would have to
suggest the
55:42
opposite nailed it
55:51
now can we get Trump to do that
unlikely
55:58
likely unlikely okay I did have
some
56:06
more I thought I had some more
56:07
ovince I have a series of three
clips if
56:10
you want to do them now boom do
break
56:12
Corona Corona :
56:14
no no not code these are
apologies
56:16
apologize Oh a noodle gun stuff
yeah
56:23
might as well get it ready
gentlemen
56:30
we've got the noodle gun out
and there
56:31
is a lot happening you wrote
about it in
56:33
the newsletter and I I am very
happy
56:37
about some things that are
happening
56:38
with a new you have some I hope
because
56:40
you might have a lot of news I
have
56:44
three noodle gun things but
it's mostly
56:47
not it's much new a gun as it is
56:49
apologies people know what's
going on
56:50
and apologizing for so that's
also
56:54
noodle gun Oh totally because
you take
56:56
yourself out of the picture and
the one
56:57
that's the most important I
think in
56:59
terms of culture is the is the
57:02
appearance of jenna Marbles
yeah explain
57:05
Janet now because I saw this
and I've
57:07
heard I think you talked about
jenna
57:09
Marbles she tell me about jenna
Marbles
57:12
I don't know the back jenna
Marbles this
57:14
summer with like a subscriber
base on
57:16
you to us on like 20 million
people
57:18
she's one of the most famous
YouTube
57:20
personalities and she always
she's a
57:22
character and she plays this um
woman
57:24
who plays her and she's an
actress but
57:27
she doesn't get any work so she
makes
57:28
Millie literally literally
limit rooms
57:30
of dollars Oh doing doing this
okay
57:34
hands so
57:35
she now came out without her
makeup or
57:39
anything anything looked like
her and
57:41
came out to apologize now I'm
thinking I
57:43
had two thoughts on this first
one was
57:45
is this just the same girl
playing a
57:48
different character what is she
57:49
apologizing for she's
apologizing for
57:52
some for being mean she's like
a actor
58:01
her character is a mean girl by
the way
58:06
iliza shlesinger yes has got to
come out
58:10
and apologize because she is
the same
58:15
character that this jenna
Marbles has
58:16
been right which is slamming
58:18
relationships talking smack
about your
58:21
dumb girlfriends and and bad
boys and
58:24
all the rest of it now that
she's
58:26
married married to the chef to
the cook
58:34
he's like some chef isn't he
some
58:36
celebrity chef yeah he's a big
shot yeah
58:38
there's a couple of these where
these
58:40
are the smart actresses smartly
shifts
58:44
because they know for one thing
they
58:46
have a dinner party and we have
a dinner
58:47
party if you're on the upswing
of the
58:51
downswing this makes burritos
apparently
58:53
according to the troll room but
okay so
58:57
she comes on apologizing for a
number of
58:59
things and she says she doesn't
want to
59:01
hurt people's feelings and
she's not I
59:03
know a lot of my date and I
thinking
59:05
this could be bullcrap but then
again it
59:07
might not be I don't know and
the
59:08
apology is not enough of a
non-apology
59:11
to convince me but did you play
this out
59:13
where people will watch
something and be
59:15
offended now I don't want it to
exist so
59:19
I primed it a lot of my old
content
59:21
because I just don't want
anyone to feel
59:25
upset about anything I don't
want to
59:28
contribute to that I don't want
I don't
59:31
care I don't care I just don't
care I
59:34
don't want someone to watch
something
59:35
and feel hurt or offended now
for any
59:38
reason at all the first two
things that
59:40
I would like to address is the
fact that
59:43
there are people that were
59:45
then I did blackface as Nicki
Minaj in
59:49
2011 and I'll show you this is
private
59:59
has been private for quite some
time but
1:00:02
it looks like this and I do
just want to
1:00:12
tell you that it was not my
intention to
1:00:17
do blackface this is the end of
the
1:00:19
video
1:00:20
Wow does she blackface the
blackface she
1:00:22
put but she but showed the
blackface
1:00:24
video she held up a computer you
1:00:27
couldn't see it where I took my
wig off
1:00:30
I don't know how else to say
this but it
1:00:35
doesn't matter because all that
matters
1:00:38
is that people weren't offended
and it
1:00:41
hurt them and for that I am so
1:00:44
unbelievably sorry that this
isn't okay
1:00:48
and it hasn't existed on the
internet
1:00:50
for a long time because it's
not okay
1:00:55
noodle gunned well she's gonna
quit
1:00:59
altogether I guess she's
important did
1:01:01
she quit altogether is that
what she I
1:01:02
don't know it it's nothing well
when you
1:01:05
went to the bank here's the but
here's a
1:01:07
funny one though this is from
page six
1:01:09
is podcast I want to pay some I
want to
1:01:11
do some just read some and then
do a
1:01:14
clip oh you got stuff to read
yeah
1:01:17
there's I got a whole list here
of stuff
1:01:18
to read go watch you go over
the reading
1:01:20
stuff sure my next one has got
a zinger
1:01:23
in it okay cuz I want I want to
1:01:26
intersperse it okay we have the
Dixie
1:01:32
Chicks of course officially
changing
1:01:34
their name to the chicks Oh
what wait a
1:01:37
minute I understood they're
gonna change
1:01:39
their name to the dicks Dixie
Chicks
1:01:42
dicks
1:01:44
that's not true no that's not
true but I
1:01:47
appreciate the sentiment Mount
Rushmore
1:01:51
needs to be removed this is and
now the
1:01:55
Oglala Sioux leader is calling
for its
1:01:57
removal certainly as the
president is
1:02:00
going to be there I think next
week
1:02:02
employees at condado tacos walk
off the
1:02:05
job after refusing to fill
orders for
1:02:07
Ohio police there you go
1:02:10
condado tacos retiring the
star-spangled
1:02:16
banner is all over the news
obviously
1:02:19
and then we have Mike Henry
it's been an
1:02:23
honor to play Cleveland on
Family Guy
1:02:25
for 20 years I love this
character but
1:02:27
persons of color should play
characters
1:02:29
of color therefore I'll be
stepping down
1:02:31
from the role a guy who does a
voice for
1:02:34
a cartoon good one white actors
in fact
1:02:39
no law will no longer be
characters of
1:02:41
color aren't they all of color
on The
1:02:44
Simpsons there's no actual
white people
1:02:46
in the Simpsons they're yellow
they're
1:02:47
all yell news reporting white
actors
1:02:52
will no longer voice characters
of color
1:02:53
on The Simpsons so I guess
there goes a
1:02:56
poo he just got fired
1:02:58
nice knowing you bro I thought
it was
1:03:04
very fun to see Princeton
removing
1:03:07
Woodrow Wilson's name from the
ballot he
1:03:10
skipped that one okay we'll
skip that
1:03:11
one from now did I have yes
this this
1:03:17
just started this morning the
Houston
1:03:19
Association of Realtors is now
making
1:03:21
changes to its room
descriptions on its
1:03:23
online database replacing the
term
1:03:25
master with primary master
bedroom and
1:03:27
master bath will now say
primary bedroom
1:03:29
and primary bath particularly
in the
1:03:32
South we we've had master slave
cultures
1:03:34
so in a plantation you would
have a
1:03:36
master of that domain who would
then
1:03:39
exercise control and dominance
over
1:03:41
enslaved or an injured servants
and so
1:03:46
to say that the master lives in
a
1:03:49
certain place then sort of
creates a
1:03:51
tone that minorities are
excluded
1:03:55
test for racial equality yeah
this is
1:03:57
complete horseshit
1:03:59
the term master-bedroom didn't
start
1:04:01
until well until the 1900s when
there
1:04:05
were actually were big master
bedrooms
1:04:07
there's a whole etymology of
the whole
1:04:10
thing is that's a book I want
to point
1:04:12
something out that was in that
clip
1:04:14
mm-hmm the use of the word
enslaved oh
1:04:18
yes they're starting to you
starting to
1:04:21
see this crop up and do I
remember when
1:04:24
I first got worked by it was
Thomas
1:04:25
Jefferson had enslaved three or
four our
1:04:30
we had many how many people had
you
1:04:32
determine technically speaking
at the
1:04:35
time was Shadle which was not a
pleasant
1:04:37
to him either but the idea of
enslaving
1:04:40
isn't it doesn't make any sense
1:04:43
you these were commodities the
slaves
1:04:45
were commodities and they were
bought
1:04:47
and sold and bought so you you
weren't
1:04:49
enslaving them you were simply
1:04:52
purchasing an enslaved product
it to be
1:04:57
ought to be yeah to be blunt
about it
1:04:59
yes okay you weren't in so the
idea that
1:05:04
you were actively this the idea
is to
1:05:08
use the language to make it
seem is that
1:05:11
you were you were taking part
in a
1:05:13
market not buying and selling
who cares
1:05:17
you were you personally
Jefferson
1:05:20
Washington all of founding
fathers
1:05:22
except you know most of them
but the
1:05:26
ones that did have slaves they
were they
1:05:29
were enslaving them as if there
was a
1:05:32
choice the person was
technically a
1:05:34
slave durs indentured services
a lot of
1:05:36
white and they were traded like
like
1:05:39
they think businesses do today
I would
1:05:41
recommend people going out and
reading
1:05:43
that web page I cited in the
last
1:05:45
newsletter the Unilever or Lou
Unilever
1:05:49
well let's go back I want to
get to that
1:05:52
in a moment I want to get to the
1:05:53
Unilever stuff but go ahead I
just say
1:05:56
read that page and you can see
how these
1:05:57
giant corporations buy and sell
and buy
1:06:01
and sell and Ben you've seen it
at your
1:06:03
local areas where there were
the hotels
1:06:06
a Hilton one-year as a holiday
1:06:08
in the next Dennis if something
else and
1:06:10
something else and this was
what the
1:06:14
slavery system was very similar
that you
1:06:16
were buying and selling Unitas
you know
1:06:18
the some slaves for some moment
you
1:06:19
could get rid of them sell them
back in
1:06:21
them to the market it was
terrible but
1:06:23
you were not technically
enslaving you
1:06:27
weren't actively oh there's
somebody let
1:06:29
me grab them and now I'm going
to
1:06:31
enslave you as there was some
sort of
1:06:34
bondage scene as some hokey
porn movie
1:06:38
this is not what was going on
it but the
1:06:40
use of the word enslaved is a
key word
1:06:43
you're listening to
propagandists when
1:06:45
they say that that's an
excellent
1:06:47
excellent point that you're
making there
1:06:49
that is so true it may I point
out one
1:06:53
other term we need to be on the
lookout
1:06:55
for problematic everybody is
using this
1:07:01
now and I use it too much - we
need to
1:07:03
rock against it it's either a
problem or
1:07:06
it's not a problem when someone
says
1:07:07
well the No Agenda show is
problematic
1:07:10
you say why well so please say
the No
1:07:14
Agenda show is a problem
because they
1:07:18
are this or that or say this or
that but
1:07:21
just saying problematic is
actually a
1:07:23
problem people's problematic so
but this
1:07:27
this this change of or this
1:07:31
interpretation of words out of
any
1:07:33
context you know that will not
end if we
1:07:37
let this go then of course the
multi
1:07:40
listening services have all
changed at
1:07:42
yeah master bedroom was now
primary
1:07:44
bedroom okay fine not and not
everything
1:07:49
is it has to be seen as slavery
not
1:07:51
every single thing or racism
etc no it
1:07:58
doesn't ill I'll tell you what
does I I
1:08:00
know exactly when this will get
resolved
1:08:03
after the election rushmore
after the
1:08:11
election now here's something
that's
1:08:14
working and then i'm i'm a
little torn
1:08:16
about a but not really facebook
is in
1:08:20
ruble and and this is not just
a minor
1:08:24
thing that can just be set aside
1:08:26
people are very dismissive of
this story
1:08:28
but I come from this world and
what is
1:08:31
happening is problematic
Verizon is the
1:08:35
biggest name yet
1:08:36
pause advertising on Facebook
for the
1:08:38
way the social network handles
hate
1:08:40
speech Thursday the US carrier
joined
1:08:42
dozens of companies boycotting
1:08:44
Facebook's lacks approach when
it comes
1:08:46
to harassment misinformation and
1:08:48
incitement to violence ice
cream brand
1:08:50
Ben & Jerry's and the outdoor
gear
1:08:52
companies Patagonia and North
Face were
1:08:55
among those who also backed the
stop
1:08:57
heap for-profit campaign
Verizon's
1:08:59
announcement had joined the
boycott was
1:09:01
a bigger blow to Facebook's
efforts to
1:09:03
contain the growing revolt u.s.
civil
1:09:06
rights groups are urging brands
to join
1:09:07
the boycott the anti-defamation
league
1:09:10
said in a letter to advertisers
1:09:11
it found a Verizon ad on
Facebook next
1:09:14
to a video laced with
anti-semitic
1:09:16
rhetoric from the conspiracy
group
1:09:18
queuing on Facebook said it's
working
1:09:21
with civil rights organizations
1:09:22
Carolyn Everson the company's
vice
1:09:24
president of global business
said quote
1:09:27
we respect any brands decision
and
1:09:29
remain focused on the important
work of
1:09:31
removing hate speech and
providing
1:09:33
critical voting information
this week
1:09:35
advertiser said outreach to
them has
1:09:37
intensified as Facebook work to
contain
1:09:40
damage without pledging
specific changes
1:09:42
earlier this week Procter &
Gamble
1:09:45
another top Facebook spender
said it
1:09:47
would carry out a review of
where its
1:09:49
ads were showing up and stop
buying ads
1:09:52
where it found hateful content
so that
1:09:55
is an overview what is taking
place here
1:09:58
is it may not be reversible for
Facebook
1:10:02
because well eventually it will
but it
1:10:05
will not be reversible until
after the
1:10:07
election because this has an
anti-trump
1:10:10
element to it and it starts as
you can't
1:10:14
allow Trump to put lies in his
ads on
1:10:19
Facebook and we know that
Twitter said
1:10:23
political ads okay so now I'm
gonna make
1:10:25
any money this time around
idiots
1:10:27
Facebook said no we're not
going to do
1:10:29
that
1:10:30
that's when the woke woke up
and they
1:10:34
said oh really well yes you are
because
1:10:37
we're going to go we're going
to shame
1:10:39
brands that are fun that are
funding
1:10:42
through their advertising
dollars hate
1:10:44
cuz orange man hate and you are
letting
1:10:47
hate propagate and we're going
after the
1:10:49
brands and the problem Facebook
has
1:10:53
specifically on Instagram time
and again
1:10:56
they have said we've got the
staffing
1:10:58
we've got the algorithms we've
got the
1:11:01
technology with scanning we
remove
1:11:03
millions of hate shit per per
mega week
1:11:06
per user hour we got this
covered yo no
1:11:10
they don't and this is again
the reason
1:11:13
why we have canceled culture D
1:11:15
monetization is not necessarily
the
1:11:18
political thinking of the
organization
1:11:20
it is the advertisers who want
no
1:11:23
controversy now some people are
saying
1:11:25
well this is really convenient
they need
1:11:29
to cut back on spending anyways
they're
1:11:31
just covering it up like this
that
1:11:34
person is real they have talked
to me
1:11:36
many times no let's go to
advertising ad
1:11:42
week actually this isn't one of
the
1:11:44
Bible's of the advertising
industry I'm
1:11:46
gonna read this so in general
just some
1:11:48
numbers so we understand the
global
1:11:49
pandemic is expected to shave
11 billion
1:11:52
dollars in US aid revenue from
linear
1:11:54
and digital properties this
year from
1:11:57
224 billion to unexpected 213
billion o
1:12:02
year over a year the media is he
1:12:05
meanwhile advertising on social
media is
1:12:07
expected to grow by 7% this year
1:12:09
according to the forecast but
to win
1:12:11
over media buyers publishers
must assure
1:12:14
advertisers that brand
messaging likely
1:12:17
crafted with special attention
to appear
1:12:19
genuine at times will be in a
brand safe
1:12:23
environment now we have some
quotes here
1:12:27
from some industry people if
you want
1:12:29
your brand to be loved by
people you
1:12:31
have to stand for something
more than
1:12:32
making money or making a
product yes we
1:12:35
know this Facebook brought in
seventy
1:12:37
billion dollars in ad revenue
yet last
1:12:39
year when in doubt most clients
are
1:12:42
going to
1:12:43
spend their money in safer less
1:12:45
controversial places because
there are
1:12:47
so many choices today
advertisers
1:12:50
typically look to attract and
use the
1:12:52
brand equity of tested
properties that
1:12:54
audiences have already chosen
do you
1:12:56
think that audience levels will
erode
1:12:58
then your value is diminished
brand
1:13:01
shaming is what is taking place
and
1:13:03
these insiders are saying the
1:13:06
conversation has to be loud
enough has
1:13:08
to be meaningful enough to the
1:13:09
advertisers and Facebook is
trying with
1:13:12
a counter-offensive yes we're
gonna
1:13:14
label Trump's post we'll do all
that but
1:13:17
the list of companies that have
already
1:13:20
said they are pausing stopping
for hit
1:13:23
level just go down and hear
coca-cola no
1:13:25
social media advertising for 30
days
1:13:27
Honda stops all spending as of
July what
1:13:34
else do they have we have a
Unilever you
1:13:37
had in the newsletter I believe
but the
1:13:40
list but the list here that has
been
1:13:42
targeted by sleeping giants who
will not
1:13:44
relent
1:13:45
you see they will not relent
until
1:13:47
facebook says we're not putting
we're
1:13:49
kicking Trump off basically
only then
1:13:52
will they relent they will keep
going
1:13:54
after any advertiser and
they'll do
1:13:56
screenshots oh look man your
age has
1:13:58
showed up next to hate they
don't even
1:14:00
care if what it shows up next
to they
1:14:02
don't want to be in a press
release they
1:14:04
don't want to be in a viral
campaign run
1:14:06
by anybody listen to this list
I'm just
1:14:10
trying to pick out the big names
1:14:12
actually the Atlas pet company
is pretty
1:14:14
big Blue Shield of California
1:14:18
let's see coca-cola we have
Kraft we
1:14:24
have Unilever we have Dockers
Eddie
1:14:29
Bauer these are all pretty big
ad this
1:14:32
is real money we heard we heard
about
1:14:34
Verizon I got Honda in there
they have a
1:14:39
Google Doc which is updated
continuously
1:14:45
yeah yeah they're all the big
dummies
1:14:48
are doing it because it I agree
there's
1:14:50
phrase they're afraid of their
own
1:14:52
shadow and heaven forbid but
it's gonna
1:14:55
give an opera
1:14:57
I know what you're thinking
about
1:14:58
Facebook but Facebook's
mechanism is
1:15:00
that one of the most powerful
ever
1:15:02
presented to advertisers and
it's been
1:15:05
the whole it's kind of this
borderline
1:15:07
on the holy grail of
advertising where
1:15:09
your ads go out to specifically
the same
1:15:13
exact people that you wanted to
see the
1:15:15
ad based on their interests or
whatever
1:15:19
and these guys are hurting
themselves as
1:15:23
far as I'm concerned these
advertisers
1:15:25
who knuckle under to this this
character
1:15:29
at sleeping giants with a
clenched fist
1:15:31
the Socialists clenched fist
isn't this
1:15:34
behind the whole thing
1:15:35
your capitalistic kind of
companies get
1:15:38
a clue figure out how to deal
with this
1:15:39
apparently they can't and of
course
1:15:42
their millennial employees who
are
1:15:44
willing willing to quit walk
off the job
1:15:46
oh yeah they're willing to walk
off the
1:15:48
job because they don't really
know how
1:15:50
to what money is and they what
is this
1:15:54
they are there to encourage
these
1:15:58
companies to knuckle under then
1:15:59
fortunately there are good
Millennials
1:16:02
and bad millenials sensible
Millennials
1:16:04
Millennials who have some
common sense
1:16:06
and of course some goods have to
1:16:08
actually had good schooling
maybe which
1:16:09
is rare so disability or no
schooling
1:16:12
seems they seem to do better
it's a
1:16:15
minority but they're there and
they are
1:16:17
the smart ones you have to
figure out
1:16:18
who they are and hire them but
these
1:16:21
other ones are pretty dangerous
and once
1:16:23
they're in your company when
they have
1:16:24
to because it's a whole age
group that
1:16:25
needs to be hired well hold on
and they
1:16:27
want to walk off at the drop of
a hat
1:16:29
they'll tell you no no no we're
gonna
1:16:30
walk off if you don't stop
advertising
1:16:32
into Facebook because sleeping
giants is
1:16:34
that they're they're they're
pro Trump
1:16:36
or something oh I'm going to
say to you
1:16:38
right now
1:16:39
that the yes they are afraid of
their
1:16:41
own shadow CEOs of these
advertisers of
1:16:44
these brands are very afraid of
their
1:16:46
position they've seen what's
happened
1:16:48
they're not going to take the
risk at
1:16:50
all I don't think that they may
be
1:16:52
hurting themselves in fact they
probably
1:16:54
are but so is Joe Biden who is
on board
1:16:57
move fast fix it tell Facebook
promote
1:17:00
real news not fake news quickly
remove
1:17:02
viral misinformation and the
1:17:05
pre-election lie period
enforced voter
1:17:07
suppression rules against
everyone even
1:17:09
the president
1:17:10
and move fast fix it Joe Biden
he's on
1:17:15
board with this so this is now
this is
1:17:17
part of the political process
Facebook I
1:17:21
hope and that's why I'm saying
this
1:17:23
I hope dies I hope they are
shrapnel to
1:17:27
death yeah this would be great
this
1:17:30
would be such an improvement
for life it
1:17:32
is a danger to everyone's
health I'm
1:17:36
thinking it could happen it
could only
1:17:39
happen unfortunately if you
look at the
1:17:42
history of Facebook in terms of
the
1:17:44
cultural impact its stems from
1:17:47
LiveJournal and other forms
that were
1:17:51
first being as forums and they
became
1:17:53
commercializes LiveJournal and
then they
1:17:56
went to MySpace and then they
went to
1:17:58
Facebook and unless there's
another step
1:18:02
on the ladder which I don't see
that's
1:18:07
not gonna happen people need
this sort
1:18:10
of out they need this sort of
thing they
1:18:12
need a system it there's also
replaces
1:18:15
just a Facebook had the it
apparently
1:18:18
had the ability to also kind of
suck
1:18:20
away the whole AOL experience
and moving
1:18:23
into into its domain so AOL
died because
1:18:27
the Facebook sucked it sucked
it out
1:18:29
it's like it's just like the
salt
1:18:31
sucking monster in the old Star
Trek
1:18:32
show well so you're saying that
no
1:18:37
alternative is out there for
people to
1:18:39
move to the next phase even
though
1:18:40
there's alternatives but no no
heir
1:18:43
apparent yes that's what I'm
saying okay
1:18:46
if I see one yeah
1:18:48
oh man so if you're actually
you will
1:18:51
see before I do because you're
an
1:18:52
optimist more than I and you
because you
1:18:55
think mastodons gonna kill
twitter you
1:18:57
know no I said Federation
Federation
1:19:00
Federation federated well
Federation of
1:19:02
the social networks could would
do it
1:19:04
too but then again that doesn't
open to
1:19:06
the to the what's what's
missing from
1:19:08
that is that Facebook really is
it's
1:19:11
they get seventy billion
dollars in
1:19:15
revenue they have a mechanism
that the
1:19:18
newspapers don't have they're
jealous
1:19:20
don't be glad to see Facebook
go away
1:19:22
the newspaper
1:19:23
yeah screw Facebook they're not
writing
1:19:24
anything positive about any of
this all
1:19:26
Facebook horrible yes exactly
we love it
1:19:30
it's funny and the same with
the TV
1:19:32
stations all at Facebook I
don't know
1:19:34
Facebook has sucked 70 billion
dollars
1:19:37
away from these other greedy
pricks with
1:19:44
that I'd like to thank you for
your
1:19:46
courage and say in the morning
to you
1:19:47
the man who put the sea and
cultural
1:19:49
impact John C Jack well into
Ukraine
1:19:57
yoshipro Feeny ourselves no
water in the
1:20:00
morning to our trolls who have
already
1:20:02
spanked during the show today
at the
1:20:05
troll room let me do a quick
troll
1:20:06
control control count Wow
1:20:09
18:54 not bad not bad for a semi
1:20:12
lockdown the trolls hang out at
no
1:20:15
agenda stream calm once you're
in there
1:20:19
which is a live troll room and
now you
1:20:22
can listen to the stream it's
kind of
1:20:23
synchronized he goes to the
stream at
1:20:26
the same time troll around chat
with
1:20:27
each other just roll around and
roll
1:20:29
around truck yeah and while
you're there
1:20:32
asked for an invite to no
agenda social
1:20:34
calm where we have a federated
social
1:20:38
network of our own no ads no
bullcrap
1:20:40
talk to the entire world and
subscribe
1:20:43
and follow anyone from
everywhere unless
1:20:44
they've blocked us but who
cares it's
1:20:46
what happens democracy
democracy I love
1:20:49
it
1:20:49
yes it's yes we're we don't have
1:20:53
advertisers that that can be
pushed
1:20:55
around and that wouldn't in
turn have to
1:20:57
tell us what to report on what
to
1:20:59
discuss what to analyze and and
people
1:21:03
who realize that this is in very
1:21:04
important because there's not
that many
1:21:06
sources left that it can be
actually
1:21:08
honest and the stuff that we
had in the
1:21:10
first half of this particular
show you
1:21:12
wouldn't hear any of it
especially
1:21:13
contrasting CNBC's reporting of
colder
1:21:17
weather and we didn't plan that
that's
1:21:21
just how it goes sometimes not
just a
1:21:24
coincidence everything's a
coincidence
1:21:26
then I want to say yes
Easterling is not
1:21:28
a coincidence hold on you're
forgetting
1:21:31
the art I love how you art yeah
we had
1:21:34
some really good artists last
your segue
1:21:36
good but it just you popped the
cherry
1:21:38
sorry I loved it I loved it but
1:21:46
unfortunately it's no good
let's do one
1:21:50
more precise do one more for
safety yes
1:21:54
I'd like to thank the artist
for the
1:21:57
artwork on episode 12 54 of
course that
1:22:00
was titled vaseline vaseline
now also
1:22:03
memorialized for all eternity
in a
1:22:06
fabulous animated no agenda
episode
1:22:09
thank you very much name
Jennifer
1:22:10
laughed my ass off the cover
art was
1:22:13
done by Darren O'Neill I
believe that's
1:22:16
two in a row for Darren this
time around
1:22:19
and I mean how first of all the
art is
1:22:24
great his artists just oh
there's
1:22:26
something about it it pops I
hate to say
1:22:28
it but it pops it was the stare
I've
1:22:32
moralist the Darren under on
his podcast
1:22:36
and then look at his art and
everything
1:22:38
I'm convinced that that what
Darren
1:22:40
should do is he should give him
cut his
1:22:44
hair bald give himself a very
thin
1:22:46
goatee and become an interior
decorator
1:22:48
with a lisp that because he's
got taste
1:22:52
yeah he has tastiest style and
he could
1:22:55
be very high-end yes very very
high-end
1:23:04
so he picked up on the stereo
goat cream
1:23:07
that was my brain fart and it
just
1:23:10
turned into a thing and we
liked it it
1:23:12
was funny and it looks like a
package
1:23:13
for something you can buy and
to be fair
1:23:19
about it we had already and
typically
1:23:21
you know sometimes the the title
1:23:25
apparent and the artwork clash
and as
1:23:29
you know we try never to have
we have
1:23:30
three elements that are post
produced of
1:23:32
the show one is the artwork one
is the
1:23:34
title and one is the opening
clip that
1:23:36
we play and we've tried to have
them all
1:23:38
be different not relate to the
same
1:23:40
thing so even though there was
1:23:41
interesting vac saline art we
really
1:23:44
want the title to be vaccine I
think
1:23:47
yes we did we already so devack
Celine
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arts pretty much got negated
immediately
1:23:54
and because it was a couple
good pieces
1:23:57
so like sorry it sucks
1:24:01
there's a nice club 33 piece of
art
1:24:04
though that I like there were
some
1:24:05
outstanding piece by comic strip
1:24:07
bloggers that I'll probably use
1:24:09
somewhere hmm
1:24:11
anyway that was the art yep yes
so that
1:24:14
is that no agenda our generator
dark um
1:24:16
that's where you can always
find the
1:24:18
latest pieces of art all the
things we
1:24:20
just talked about they get used
in
1:24:22
newsletters no agenda shop comm
those
1:24:24
guys and they put it on mugs
t-shirts
1:24:26
hoodies neck gaiters you name
it split
1:24:29
the proceeds with everybody
it's a
1:24:31
fabulous part of our value for
value
1:24:32
network love it mean it and we
like to
1:24:36
thank the people who support us
1:24:37
financially the ones who come
in as
1:24:40
executive producers associate
executive
1:24:42
producers are titled as such and
1:24:44
mentioned in this segment right
at the
1:24:46
top of the show kind of yes and
I do
1:24:52
want to there goes the segue I
was
1:24:55
looking at the art sorry but
anyway Ross
1:24:57
mr. Lee is our first stop of
the guy top
1:24:59
of the order guy was 600 $66.66
and he
1:25:03
comes in from New Braunfels
listening
1:25:06
since Adams appearance on JRE
I'm
1:25:08
sending six 66.6 sixes signal
dismay an
1:25:11
outrage of HR six six six six
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nineteen testing reaching
testing
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reaching and contacting
everyone trace
1:25:19
oh yeah I request the ISO
enough is
1:25:23
enough
1:25:24
and please de Deus me I can
deduce right
1:25:26
away but do we have this I so
enough is
1:25:29
enough is that something I
should know
1:25:31
you've been deduced yes why yes
it is
1:25:38
yes nothing's enough there you
go I
1:25:41
think people know no better
than we do
1:25:45
Chris Blanco in Mayfield
Heights Ohio
1:25:49
comes in with 350 bucks this
donation
1:25:52
will put me over the top for
knighthood
1:25:53
counting below strict me a
while but I
1:25:54
finally made it so no gender
roundtable
1:25:56
and listen to the show since
1:50 I'd
1:25:59
like to be known as sir release
real
1:26:00
estate of the North Coast
1:26:02
I would like grass-fed liver
cup by the
1:26:06
way really I've had grass-fed
liver or
1:26:13
it's it's really not very good
and pork
1:26:17
belly added to the roundtable
feast I
1:26:19
would like to wish my
ravishingly
1:26:21
beautiful wife you can take one
order of
1:26:26
the grass-fed liver off for the
1:26:28
roundtable John's not having
any give
1:26:29
him the vegan option yeah okay
vegan
1:26:33
liver
1:26:34
I love livers of vegans Dame
Ashley Lady
1:26:41
of the lake a happy anniversary
today
1:26:42
June 28th we have been married
for six
1:26:45
years and I couldn't imagine a
better
1:26:46
wife I mean she likes action
flicks
1:26:48
science fiction sports sex most
of all
1:26:54
no agenda just like that
1:26:59
does she like guns this is like
guns
1:27:01
though then then you know you're
1:27:03
shooting you know how we are
trying to
1:27:06
survive the terror which is the
reign of
1:27:08
the Rhino Emperor governor Mike
DeWine
1:27:10
we are waiting on him to issue
the order
1:27:14
that makes masks mandatory all
over we
1:27:17
got that in California we have a
1:27:19
Governator that does that we
haven't he
1:27:21
tried once and then retracted
the next
1:27:23
day but I think he's going to
try again
1:27:25
it's so stupid here that's in
Cedar
1:27:28
Point a large amusement park
near it's
1:27:30
just made mass mandatory
everywhere in
1:27:32
the park even on coasters and
rides we
1:27:34
canceled our yearly three-day
trip there
1:27:37
for that reason I cannot think
of
1:27:39
anything less appealing than
spent
1:27:41
spending a 90 degree day
outside with a
1:27:44
mask
1:27:45
I mean can you imagine being on
a
1:27:47
coaster going 75 miles an hour
and
1:27:49
someone spit and sweat so
masked flies
1:27:52
off and hit you in the face
it's outside
1:27:56
people stop with the masks
anyway said
1:27:59
it right this time Adam I will
conclude
1:28:00
by giving a shout-out to the
Northeast
1:28:03
Ohio na Meetup we are having at
this at
1:28:07
the winking lizard in Peninsula
Ohio
1:28:10
Ohio on July 10th Earl walkman
of
1:28:15
Buckeye at meadows his lovely
wife Dame
1:28:18
Ashley at Dame Ashley and I
Chris Blanco
1:28:22
or I and I sir real estate all
hope we
1:28:26
can get a great turnout thank
you for
1:28:27
keeping us sane and such no jet
no
1:28:30
jingle just karma Chris Blanco
sir real
1:28:32
estate of the north coast and
here you
1:28:34
go thank you very much you've
got karma
1:28:40
Jeffrey Lutz and Gaylord
Michigan three
1:28:43
three three
1:28:44
Boogedy Boogedy Boogedy goat
jobs karma
1:28:47
the original karma that's what
he wants
1:28:48
in the morning crackpot and
buzz kill
1:28:50
and no agenda family we
recently got an
1:28:53
unexpected windfall from the
sale of our
1:28:54
house last year my smoking-hot
wife and
1:28:56
I were talking about what to
donate and
1:28:57
I suggest I do a 333 donation
not
1:28:59
thinking that she would agree
however
1:29:02
she said you have been
listening to John
1:29:04
and Nana for a long time since
the
1:29:05
beginning you need to get
yourself
1:29:06
deduced
1:29:13
also thanks for the shrinking
of the
1:29:16
amygdalas the infotainment and
just
1:29:18
sheer enjoyment over the years
we are
1:29:19
hoping to bid on some jobs
somewhere in
1:29:22
warmer climates but the
government
1:29:24
agency I work for has halted
the job
1:29:26
bidding process due to the
virus so may
1:29:29
I have some jobs karma to see
what he
1:29:30
can get something moving
forward thanks
1:29:32
from the northern part of the
FEMA
1:29:34
region five northern Michigan
which is
1:29:35
three hours north of Detroit
cold area
1:29:42
jobs jobs and jobs
1:29:50
Cory get E&L Bini albany
indiana 3 24 25
1:29:55
please deduce me from New
Albany Indiana
1:30:03
Falls superior to the town of
Floyds
1:30:05
Knobs I also a Fed what about
what's my
1:30:09
favorite one I also a fellow
Eagle Scout
1:30:12
yes of course Joe Nall bone
that's my
1:30:17
favorite Indiana no ah Bo and I
went
1:30:20
there no I bone Indian eagle
scout for
1:30:23
jingles I need science Oh Elon
and
1:30:25
thanks for having me both I
also need a
1:30:28
jobs car because I'm enlisting
in the US
1:30:30
Air Force for saying pursuant
to chef
1:30:33
he's pursuing a career in
military
1:30:36
intelligence wish me luck
1:30:38
now good luck oh you see
construction is
1:30:42
unmatched no you can use our
material I
1:30:45
was looking I'll do the I'm
gonna have
1:30:48
to do the fold don't be a deny
or the
1:30:50
science isn't quite sure where
the
1:30:51
irregular science went
1:30:54
[Music]
1:30:58
jobs jobs jobs and jobs let's
vote for
1:31:03
job
1:31:06
Carmen Elon is in the news here
is
1:31:09
there's left went out what did
leave out
1:31:12
growth oh I'm so sorry I did
but missed
1:31:17
that somehow broth which is
foul Chi
1:31:19
Durham broth hisses Falchi
thanks your
1:31:23
old here's broth good to be
here growth
1:31:28
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know he's
1:31:31
bought some land and wants to
put is it
1:31:33
a Tesla factory here and wants
60 I
1:31:36
think sixty eight million in
tax breaks
1:31:38
yeah of course I'm not so for it
1:31:41
I'm not old you should make a
fuss yeah
1:31:44
whoa yeah if I can get through
the face
1:31:47
mask thing first
1:31:49
notice how we suck notice how
we have no
1:31:52
numbers on ventilators either
like no
1:31:53
one seems to be on a bender
yeah that's
1:31:55
over isn't that crazy
1:31:57
I mean you think that would be
next or
1:31:58
where's the ventilator number
no no I
1:32:00
don't hear that been on the
ventilator
1:32:07
no ventilators don't talk about
1:32:09
ventilators Joel Tucker and
sir-sir low
1:32:13
shipping low key been on sirs
psilocybin
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sites Ursula Lebanon psilocybin
there
1:32:23
you go man - 69 69 from lar
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1:32:37
Florida a PayPal cutting
message off
1:32:40
despite copy/paste donation
note from JC
1:32:43
e Tucker Gmail I think I have
it okay I
1:32:47
thought I had it - yes I do I
have it
1:32:50
you gotta have it good jingle
request
1:32:54
rub Eliezer China a hole and
that's true
1:33:00
and go karma okay my team
gentlemen over
1:33:03
the years I'll give you those
again rub
1:33:05
Eliezer
1:33:06
China that's true and go karma
over the
1:33:10
years you have helped me to
become an
1:33:12
active consumer of media
instead of a
1:33:14
passive consumer you're welcome
flexing
1:33:17
the critical thinking muscles
against
1:33:19
the fallacies of logic
otherwise you'd
1:33:21
be enslaved furthermore I am
grateful
1:33:25
for the community that has
sprung up
1:33:27
around you and the ability to
meet up
1:33:30
with such similar individuals
it pains
1:33:32
me to say this since you're a
recent JRE
1:33:35
crossover but you gave me the
green
1:33:37
light Melinda Melinda oh yeah
it's just
1:33:44
hard to phrase this the way
he's got a
1:33:45
written it pains me to say this
is your
1:33:48
recent JRE crossover but you
gave me the
1:33:50
green light Melinda you are a
douchebag
1:33:53
oh holy moly dude these guys
are looking
1:33:58
for an exit strategy and I for
one think
1:34:00
it's too soon
1:34:01
so chip in citizens love and
light and
1:34:04
all that hippie stuff
psilocybin look
1:34:08
night of the Psychonauts
1:34:10
okay so it's rub eliezer
asshole that's
1:34:13
true and then go karma yep
you've got
1:34:35
[Music]
1:34:40
soup they do their own material
on here
1:34:43
cat a Marine Highland Illinois
do five
1:34:48
six four two she sent in a nice
card and
1:34:51
this is really a nice card to
card me by
1:34:54
cat she made the card it says
on the
1:34:56
back huh
1:34:58
well I was says she could make
cards
1:35:00
professionally ITM gentleman
through
1:35:03
this coat and she has a nice
handwriting
1:35:05
she's very art she's artsy I
can tell
1:35:08
through this kovat craziness I
have
1:35:11
worked
1:35:11
I have worked been employed and
went
1:35:14
back to work unemployed again
and then I
1:35:16
finally back to my regular job
since I
1:35:18
made more unemployed than
employed
1:35:20
I decided to share the wealth
194 42 I'm
1:35:24
also including my savings at
lavender
1:35:27
blossoms dot-org dollars thanks
to Sir
1:35:30
Cal for his great products and
1:35:32
generosity love love love the
rosemary
1:35:35
was rosemary jane salt I guess
hmm
1:35:39
lastly $50 from my birthday on
June 19th
1:35:42
I think she's on the list yes
she is uh
1:35:47
since a lady especially a
future Dame
1:35:49
does not reveal her age it will
remain
1:35:53
unknown smiley face
1:35:55
no jingles but goat karma for
all that
1:35:57
needed keep up the good work
cat you can
1:36:01
and she's asked a question a
rhetorical
1:36:04
question at the end PS would a
male
1:36:05
Karen be a Kevin I don't know I
don't
1:36:12
know here's your karma you've
got
1:36:19
nephews Olinsky in Shelton
Connecticut
1:36:24
is our last associate executive
producer
1:36:28
200 $34 and 56 cents ITM
crackpot must
1:36:32
kill jingles Trump Abu Bakar
al-baghdadi
1:36:35
house-buying karma that last
show on
1:36:38
Thursday was one of the best
I've ever
1:36:39
heard Oh Millie that's quite a
1:36:42
compliment thank you I may have
been it
1:36:45
may have been those edibles
though have
1:36:49
been the edibles Atta me just
to make
1:36:53
sure it was the only place I
heard the
1:36:56
babbling bite and I think I
just made
1:36:58
that up you guys can have it
segments
1:37:00
I'm course yeah it's not gonna
play
1:37:02
those things worse can't do
that you can
1:37:06
make bitin won't win I'm
currently
1:37:09
looking to buy a house and
these by the
1:37:10
way the line of the day for
that last
1:37:12
show yeah was after I played
that crazy
1:37:15
clip yeah you said and there's
our next
1:37:19
president
1:37:23
Gilbert Godfried thing I'm
currently
1:37:26
looking to buy a house that
needs some
1:37:27
of your sweet cream karma you
bet
1:37:30
serving up also want to shout
out
1:37:32
everyone who is the first
Fairfield
1:37:34
count with the first Fairfield
County
1:37:36
meet up at the beginning of the
years
1:37:37
I'm keeping an eye out for the
next one
1:37:39
but I wouldn't mind setting one
up
1:37:41
myself you can do that go to
the website
1:37:42
resist we much mad resist we
much Matt
1:37:47
alright Matt is that not a
possible exit
1:37:52
strategy I mean what is wrong
with
1:37:53
having Cal alright lavender
blossoms why
1:37:58
couldn't he make up some self
that would
1:38:01
just call a stereo goat cream
or stereo
1:38:05
goat creating stereo goat karma
cream or
1:38:08
stereo goat cream and just it's
he's
1:38:12
already got the art exactly
we've got
1:38:15
the art we've got the product
sheet sell
1:38:17
at least a hundred bottles of
it I'd buy
1:38:19
some just to give away as gifts
it's
1:38:21
fantastic hey man before you
know it
1:38:24
boner pills Abu Bakar
al-baghdadi Abu
1:38:29
Abu a car a car Abu Abu a car
1:38:35
[Music]
1:38:39
United States searching for
many years
1:38:46
he died after running into it
yeah
1:39:08
that's a great track and that
is the end
1:39:10
of our list of associate
executive
1:39:11
producers and executive
producers and
1:39:13
want to thank each and every
one of them
1:39:15
for helping produce if not
completely
1:39:17
producing show 12:55 yes and
for those
1:39:21
of you who are new although it
seems
1:39:23
that people coming over or
crossing over
1:39:25
from JRE aren't you know they
get it
1:39:27
pretty quickly but people are
getting
1:39:29
hit in the mouth all the time
this is
1:39:31
purely about value for value
it's the
1:39:33
simplest concept ever and we've
been
1:39:35
doing it for over a decade all
we ask is
1:39:38
that you translate whatever
value you
1:39:40
got from listening to it then
it's very
1:39:42
personal for everybody that's a
personal
1:39:44
thing you can't judge anyone on
what
1:39:47
they find valuable or how they
measure
1:39:48
value and so for some its
services yeah
1:39:52
we like the services but you can
1:39:55
translate it into numbers
numerology is
1:39:57
a big thing here as well and
just put
1:39:59
that in the paypal it's it is
that
1:40:01
simple and that enables us to
do the
1:40:03
kind of show that we're doing
there is
1:40:05
no advertiser or corporate
money or any
1:40:08
way that we'll be able to talk
about any
1:40:09
of these things if we had any
other
1:40:11
models so we appreciate you
keeping it
1:40:13
going for us because after all
you are
1:40:15
producing the best podcast in
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1:40:17
universe he's executive
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1:40:19
and associate executive
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1:40:21
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slash and I can't get over how
much
1:40:43
we've learned already in just a
short
1:40:45
hour and a half but it's our
formula is
1:40:48
this we go out for your people
in the
1:40:51
mouth
1:41:00
[Music]
1:41:03
[Applause]
1:41:05
it was kind of interesting yeah
what is
1:41:08
that when I started doing my
apology
1:41:10
clips and then you started
reading some
1:41:13
apologies if somehow I never
got to do
1:41:15
my other two apology clips even
though I
1:41:17
called for him yeah we fell
away and
1:41:20
they will he start talking about
1:41:21
something else no I hate it
when that
1:41:23
happens let's know what was it
they were
1:41:24
talking about that was so
important that
1:41:26
we interrupted the the apology
noodle
1:41:28
tour I don't know let's go into
Facebook
1:41:33
somehow well oh yeah yeah
that's yeah we
1:41:36
both and I jumped into I know
it's my
1:41:38
fault
1:41:39
yeah so let's take a listen to
the last
1:41:41
two clips I have alright not
this one
1:41:43
here is an actress named Lea
Michelle
1:41:47
okay do we know her who came
out with a
1:41:50
whole bunch of tweets about
black lives
1:41:52
matter and then some black
actress who
1:41:56
worked with her on the Glee
show slept
1:42:00
but slammed her for being a
douche
1:42:04
actually was even worse than
that when
1:42:06
you listen to the very
beginning of this
1:42:07
clip and then you hear the
apologized
1:42:09
apologies here and then this is
from the
1:42:11
page six I love I love how you
have the
1:42:14
lingo of the kids so down John
but
1:42:18
slammed her for being a douche
about how
1:42:21
Lea Michele behaved on the set
of Glee
1:42:23
okay I'm already I'm already
done oh but
1:42:33
you gotta listen don't you
can't step
1:42:35
over there because there's a
little
1:42:36
point of information that you
will like
1:42:38
give me a piece of wood to bite
on all
1:42:40
right about how Lea Michele
behaved on
1:42:43
the set of Glee after one of her
1:42:45
co-stars that she threatened to
shit in
1:42:48
her wigs and made her life a
living hell
1:42:50
right Lea Michele had posted
something
1:42:55
about George Floyd's death and
then this
1:42:58
co-star from back in the day
came back
1:43:01
to remind her hey you made my
life a
1:43:04
living hell
1:43:04
on the set yeah oh nice
Samantha where
1:43:08
is that actresses name and she
said
1:43:10
Leah's behavior made her want
to leave
1:43:12
Hollywood so onwe she
apologized and she
1:43:16
said one of the most important
lessons
1:43:18
of the last
1:43:19
few weeks is that we need to
take the
1:43:20
time to listen and learn about
other
1:43:22
people's perspectives and any
role we
1:43:25
have played or anything we can
do to
1:43:26
help address the injustice --is
that
1:43:28
they face then she goes on to
talk about
1:43:31
when she tweeted the other day
in
1:43:32
support of the black lives
matter
1:43:34
protests she hoped that she
could show
1:43:37
her support for her friends and
1:43:39
neighbors and quote communities
of
1:43:41
colors during this difficult
time
1:43:42
but you know this response from
Samantha
1:43:46
ware was not what she was
expecting so
1:43:49
she continued with her
explanation
1:43:52
saying well I don't remember
ever making
1:43:55
this specific statement and I
have never
1:43:57
judged others by their
background or
1:43:59
color of their skin that's not
really
1:44:01
the point what matters is that
I clearly
1:44:03
acted in ways which hurt other
people
1:44:05
whether it was my privileged
position
1:44:07
and perspective that caused me
to be
1:44:09
perceived as insensitive or
1:44:10
inappropriate at times or
whether it was
1:44:12
just my immaturity and me being
1:44:14
unnecessarily difficult I
apologize for
1:44:16
my behavior and for any pain
which I
1:44:19
have caused it's a lengthy
apology it's
1:44:22
a lengthy non-apology this is a
1:44:24
fantastic case of the shit in
my wig and
1:44:31
I didn't know this was an
insult I am
1:44:33
not aware of this insult to
shit in
1:44:36
someone's wig did you look at
us she was
1:44:40
being literal I think so too
I'm reading
1:44:43
the tweet now of the accusation
I
1:44:47
believe you told everyone is
all caps
1:44:49
that if you had the opportunity
you
1:44:51
would shit in my wig hmm this
must be an
1:44:57
actress thing if you're honest
because
1:45:02
it's all around the show right
so
1:45:04
they're there on the show they
put on
1:45:05
wigs and makeup and maybe all I
know is
1:45:11
this this is the classic
example of some
1:45:13
dumb actress deciding this show
it was
1:45:17
the bike oh I should do that
and maybe
1:45:18
I'll get more rolls of ice if I
if I'm
1:45:21
in line with black lives matter
so I'm
1:45:22
gonna tweet something stupid
out and
1:45:24
then me raw an actual black
actress says
1:45:27
how you were as a dork jerk-off
1:45:30
and yes she stepped in the shit
to put a
1:45:35
wig now that I consider it
that's
1:45:37
probably really a racial thing
is
1:45:40
considered a racist remark if
he if she
1:45:44
said it to a black woman they
would
1:45:47
think so yeah because black
women often
1:45:50
wear wigs yes they do now the
last clip
1:45:53
I have is the Woodrow Wilson
cancel
1:45:55
thing which is yet to me is
beyond
1:45:58
hilarious since Woodrow Wilson
was
1:46:00
actually the President of
Princeton yeah
1:46:03
before he became President of
the United
1:46:05
States yeah he was a racist in
1912 and
1:46:10
this is going back and now they
did go
1:46:12
oh well you know he was a
racist I guess
1:46:14
and Democrat Democrat don't
forget he
1:46:18
isn't he pretty much the
founder of the
1:46:20
Democrat Party no this goes
back my life
1:46:23
today Clemson University and
reject I
1:46:25
think Jackson was Jackson was
you're
1:46:26
right what am I saying Jackson
what yeah
1:46:28
Jackson wrote about Woodrow
Wilson in a
1:46:31
book no no Jackson was dead by
the time
1:46:33
I'm pretty sure but wait a
minute wait a
1:46:36
minute
1:46:36
no we played this clip it's
very short I
1:46:40
see today Princeton University
announced
1:46:42
it will remove the name of
former
1:46:44
President Woodrow Wilson from
its School
1:46:45
of Public and International
Affairs and
1:46:47
from Wilson College in a
statement
1:46:49
Princeton's president said quote
1:46:50
Wilson's racism was significant
and
1:46:52
consequential even by the
standards of
1:46:55
his own time that's bullcrap by
the way
1:46:59
but this beside the point
1:47:00
this tells me that Yale has got
to go
1:47:05
well yeah something something
has to
1:47:08
happen now I've come up with a
solution
1:47:10
for Yale does it involve
Millennials
1:47:13
spreading kovat because then we
can do a
1:47:14
twofer no it doesn't what it
entails is
1:47:20
that to have a ceremony to
rename Yale
1:47:25
to a different Yale guy another
was
1:47:29
another guy named Yale the guy
from who
1:47:31
isn't a slave guy the lock guy
don't but
1:47:34
maybe maybe the lock guy now
you can't
1:47:41
do that because lock wellmaybe
is now
1:47:43
locked
1:47:44
on chains Olatunji slavery
slavery the
1:47:48
color of law by Richard
Rothstein is the
1:47:51
book you want to read if you
want to
1:47:52
read about how racist Woodrow
Wilson was
1:47:55
he segregated government I mean
that
1:47:57
that that's what he was known
for and he
1:47:59
did that 1912
1:48:05
well if it was beyond the pale
like it
1:48:08
was like not Navaratri whatever
is
1:48:12
they've gone and PBS said he
said it was
1:48:16
even beyond the pale and beyond
further
1:48:18
than anybody's Acura yeah if
that was
1:48:21
true then as soon as he got out
of
1:48:23
office that did that everything
would
1:48:25
have been reversed almost
instantly no
1:48:26
of course not it was because it
wasn't
1:48:29
true what he said this was the
way
1:48:31
everyone's a racist like that
in 1912
1:48:33
well yeah that's the Democrats
yes make
1:48:38
that clear
1:48:39
yes yes but he did as president
1:48:42
segregate government the
government
1:48:46
offices the water he segregated
all of
1:48:48
that and he kept saying I just
don't
1:48:50
want any friction according to
according
1:48:53
to this book I just don't want
any
1:48:57
friction you know but by the
same token
1:48:59
John Wayne Airport now has to
be renamed
1:49:02
because in 1971 John Wayne 1971
which
1:49:05
was just a few years after the
Civil
1:49:08
Rights Act was signed into law
he said
1:49:12
something incredibly racist in
the
1:49:14
either playboy or an Esquire
magazine
1:49:17
that he felt that the blacks at
the time
1:49:20
doublet didn't know I think he
may have
1:49:22
said Negroes that they were
they had a
1:49:26
lot of growing up to do when he
didn't
1:49:28
feel that they could be in
government
1:49:29
until that had happened and so
1971 when
1:49:33
he said that which granted
fucked up
1:49:36
certainly with the lens of
20/20 ooh but
1:49:41
now we have to change it that's
our only
1:49:43
lens the only lens we got and
now I have
1:49:47
to change the airport my
goodness anyway
1:49:53
there's a big
1:49:55
statue of John Wayne at the
airport
1:49:57
right in the middle of yeah
just like
1:49:59
you just a drive around kind of
airport
1:50:01
yeah small it's a very small
it's a cozy
1:50:04
Airport yeah and the statues
right
1:50:08
there's a giant statue so
they're gonna
1:50:10
have to tear that down and put
red paint
1:50:12
all over it yes immediately
1:50:16
yeah I don't understand house
lasted
1:50:18
that long we we got an email on
say was
1:50:21
a week ago but I think since
then I've
1:50:24
certainly heard more about it
and it was
1:50:27
one of our producers and she
although
1:50:30
interesting we she she sent us
this
1:50:32
thread of some message
conversations she
1:50:36
had had on I think it was
Facebook or
1:50:37
Instagram with a well maybe she
even
1:50:41
said this is a real Karen to me
and this
1:50:43
woman was who would know know
she grew
1:50:46
up with her went to school with
her and
1:50:48
this one was all about your
your white
1:50:51
you're a racist you're white
you're a
1:50:52
racist and she'd gotten into a
dialogue
1:50:54
with her you recall this thing
that she
1:50:56
sent us no no well you will
because you
1:51:00
asked her to actually send a
list of all
1:51:02
the great material that that
this
1:51:06
remember this completely of
course I do
1:51:08
she's been giving us a lot of
material
1:51:11
right thanks links and and yeah
it was
1:51:15
it was someone who's just
saying you're
1:51:16
white you're racist get over it
that's
1:51:18
the fact just shut up already
and you I
1:51:20
think you brought it back to the
1:51:22
resistance movement which the
wrote arm
1:51:25
a frock show whatever it was
the the
1:51:28
workers rights he was it some
1:51:31
organization that is that is
really the
1:51:33
world Workers Party out of know
you had
1:51:36
something else that you've been
thought
1:51:37
there's one in Europe double
yeah I came
1:51:39
from a European that wasn't me
that was
1:51:40
her she came up with okay well
one of
1:51:43
the things that this ex friend
of hers
1:51:45
had said was you need to read
this book
1:51:47
do you recall that yep and the
book is
1:51:51
white fragility written by dr.
Robyn
1:51:57
D'Angelo and dr. Robyn D'Angelo
let's
1:52:01
just give little context who is
a white
1:52:03
woman
1:52:05
she has a let's see from the
Wikipedia
1:52:09
an American academic lecturer
and author
1:52:12
working the field of critical
discourse
1:52:14
analysis and whiteness studies
1:52:18
yeah she's formerly served as a
tenured
1:52:22
professor of multicultural
education at
1:52:25
Westfield State University and
as an
1:52:28
affiliate associate professor of
1:52:30
education at the University of
1:52:31
Washington in Seattle well that
makes
1:52:34
sense she's known for her work
1:52:35
pertaining to white fragility
at term
1:52:37
she coined in 2012 okay I think
we know
1:52:42
enough about that side I'm not
sure what
1:52:45
whiteness studies are but she
is a she
1:52:49
she's a tenured professor in it
and she
1:52:52
was on the I guess The Tonight
Show or
1:52:54
Jimmy Fallon and guest on zoom'
and that
1:53:00
must have been thrilling well
I'd like
1:53:03
to play a few short clips from
that and
1:53:05
I'd like to discuss what she's
doing
1:53:08
here and and and what this is
all about
1:53:10
so again the book is white
fragility and
1:53:14
we'll start with here's kind of
her
1:53:20
setup as to what what is going
on in the
1:53:22
world your book white fragility
why it's
1:53:27
so hard for white people to
talk about
1:53:28
racism this was this came out
in 2018
1:53:32
yes and it's been on the
bestseller list
1:53:35
ever since then it has yes and
right now
1:53:39
it is number one on all the
lists I
1:53:41
looked at and it's also what
I'm from
1:53:44
what I read is sold out
everywhere as
1:53:46
well time for it to be sold out
but yes
1:53:50
this is important this segment
because I
1:53:53
believe a lot of people have
been told
1:53:54
to read this book and the
numbers or
1:53:56
whatever they're saying here
about the
1:53:58
New York Times bestseller list
and it
1:54:00
sold out I mean and he's
promoting it oh
1:54:02
don't worry it's on kindle
tells me this
1:54:05
book is being passed around
yeah well
1:54:07
yeah I'm sure I want to mention
1:54:09
something I believe this was
originally
1:54:11
gonna be a book about her sex
life
1:54:12
called white frigidity and she
1:54:17
come in but you looked at their
picture
1:54:20
didn't you stop that time for
it to be
1:54:23
sold out but yes yeah well he's
right
1:54:25
that I got it on Kindle ah okay
done if
1:54:29
you saw this it went viral
online a the
1:54:34
flight attendant was greeting
people on
1:54:36
her plane and some gentleman
came on and
1:54:41
he was reading your book they
opened up
1:54:42
a whole conversation yeah I
mean exact
1:54:44
you brought that up because it's
1:54:45
actually illustrates several
really
1:54:47
important points about this I
mean on
1:54:49
the one hand the story was
special
1:54:52
because a black woman and a
white man
1:54:54
had engaged conversation he he
talked to
1:54:59
her with humility and openness
and that
1:55:02
was exceptional okay seriously
you're
1:55:06
telling me that that situation
that
1:55:08
happened specifically on an
airplane
1:55:09
that was exceptional that these
1:55:12
conversations never happen okay
1:55:15
when I'm sitting next to a
black person
1:55:17
I usually punch him obviously
1:55:27
exception give me a break
1:55:31
now but she's going to explain
why this
1:55:33
happens why this is an
exception but
1:55:36
just let's just notice that but
that
1:55:38
would be exceptional you know
there's a
1:55:41
question I it doesn't work if
we don't
1:55:48
let her speak but this let's
just notice
1:55:51
that but that would be
exceptional you
1:55:53
know there's a question I often
ask when
1:55:56
I'm in front of a mixed-race
group and I
1:55:59
ask the black people in the
room a kind
1:56:01
of rhetorical question how
often have
1:56:04
you attempted to give a white
person
1:56:05
feedback on their inevitable
and often
1:56:09
unaware racist assumptions or
behaviors
1:56:12
and have that go well for you
never
1:56:15
number two response rarely and
I'll
1:56:20
never forget asking a group
okay so what
1:56:23
if you could just give us
feedback on
1:56:25
our inevitable
1:56:27
often unaware racist
assumptions and
1:56:29
behaviors and I'll never forget
this
1:56:31
black man raising his hand and
saying it
1:56:34
would be revolutionary like
people that
1:56:41
just take that in revolutionary
I just
1:56:46
wanted to have the full effect
and you
1:56:47
know just like just take that
and I just
1:56:49
want all the white people that
just take
1:56:51
that in revolutionary that we
would
1:56:53
receive the feedback with grace
reflect
1:56:56
and seek to change our behavior
that's
1:56:58
how difficult we are Wow that's
how big
1:57:01
a a-holes
1:57:03
we are yeah yeah says Jimmy
Fallon
1:57:08
that's that's the how big a
holes we are
1:57:11
that that that could never
happen
1:57:14
kinetics yes please she's she
hates
1:57:19
Trump she's a classic liberal
and this
1:57:23
is the way liberals think this
is why
1:57:25
the Liberals are the big
promoters of
1:57:26
all this kumbaya stuff and
they'll never
1:57:29
live it in a neighborhood has
got one
1:57:31
black person in it their
response
1:57:33
already rousting them oh it's a
black
1:57:35
person I don't know I mean
they're the
1:57:37
ones or who are the they're the
1:57:39
hypocrite so that you know you
are what
1:57:41
I I am what I say you are guys
and this
1:57:45
is this is the way they think
and this
1:57:46
is what you're witnessing is an
example
1:57:48
of probably right on the money
with her
1:57:51
group it gets a little yes it
gets a
1:57:53
little worse and I do have a
couple more
1:57:57
clips and some deconstruction
now what
1:57:59
she does she's I don't think
she is a
1:58:01
professor anymore but she has
on her
1:58:04
website services services by
Professor
1:58:08
I'm just reading from her
website
1:58:09
I provide keynote presentations
on
1:58:11
whiteness white fragility race
relations
1:58:13
and racial justice many key
points can
1:58:15
also be made more
conversationally
1:58:17
through a fireside chat style
dialogue
1:58:20
with another person a partial a
partial
1:58:22
list of clients includes many
colleges
1:58:25
and universities as well as
Amazon WL
1:58:27
Gore and Associates to Bill
Miller
1:58:29
Melinda Gates Foundation the
Hollywood
1:58:31
Writers Guild the YMCA the
Innocence
1:58:33
Project Seattle Public School
City of
1:58:35
Oakland Metropolitan Council
Minneapolis
1:58:37
University of Sydney University
of
1:58:39
Washington Medical School and
you
1:58:40
lever so you can choose to cut
your list
1:58:53
off that's why I was rushing
through it
1:58:58
I got to get to Unilever so you
can
1:59:01
choose for a keynote or a
fireside chat
1:59:03
these typically run about
$12,000 for
1:59:07
her or she has a non-profit
education
1:59:12
for racial equity which says
they are
1:59:14
not-for-profit organization
they are not
1:59:17
listed they have not filed any
IRS form
1:59:19
990-ez or otherwise so it may
be it's
1:59:21
brand new she's been around
since 2018
1:59:24
should have filed something by
now but
1:59:26
there we have what you can
actually get
1:59:29
under their offerings then here
she is
1:59:33
you can get the virtual
three-day
1:59:36
intensive seeing the racial
water an
1:59:39
anti-racist three-day intensive
for
1:59:41
white people with dr. Robyn
D'Angelo or
1:59:45
you could get a virtual half-day
1:59:47
workshop seeing the racial water
1:59:49
half-day anti-racist workshop
mm-hmm so
1:59:54
and she does these all over the
country
1:59:56
all over the world and makes a
lot of
1:59:58
money doing this and of course
she has
2:00:00
the book she also yes I was
gonna say
2:00:04
you may be going there already
but this
2:00:07
is a version of the al Sharpton
scam yes
2:00:14
I'm glad you went there I might
not have
2:00:17
brought that up as the
conclusion but
2:00:19
the scam is actually quite
interesting I
2:00:23
just want to play one quick
clip it's
2:00:25
pretty short of her defining
racism
2:00:27
because it's important to
understand her
2:00:30
definition of it since that has
changed
2:00:32
and quite recently even by the
Webster
2:00:35
dictionary definition white
people often
2:00:37
say I'm not racist I know you
have I
2:00:40
have done things in my life I
recognize
2:00:43
as racist today I would not do
them
2:00:46
again they were neither
intentional or
2:00:49
even conscious and yet they
wounded
2:00:52
other people nonetheless I
think white
2:00:54
people should remove that
phrase from
2:00:56
their vocabulary I'm not racist
it's not
2:00:58
trust me it's not complete
trust the
2:01:02
white lady to tell you what you
are it's
2:01:07
not trust me
2:01:09
it's not convincing to black
people as
2:01:11
long as we define racism as
individual
2:01:14
intentional acts of meanness
and I would
2:01:17
agree with you that most white
people
2:01:18
are not racist but when I'm
talking
2:01:21
about the racism that I have
the racism
2:01:24
that you have it's it's the
result of
2:01:26
living in a society in which
racism is
2:01:29
the foundation we all absorb it
we all
2:01:32
absorb it there's no way we
could exempt
2:01:35
ourselves from it
2:01:36
and so we need to change our
question
2:01:38
from if I'm racist to which
most white
2:01:42
people will say no to how have
I been
2:01:45
shaped by the forces of racism
I was
2:01:49
born into and how is it
manifesting in
2:01:51
my life it's a really different
question
2:01:54
but if I ask if and the answer
is no
2:01:57
what further action is required
of me to
2:02:00
challenge racism I'm sorry that
was done
2:02:02
it was over no balance should
have given
2:02:05
her the hook hold that
interview what
2:02:08
was the point of it to sell her
book
2:02:10
obviously it's not funny
2:02:12
her book no but you do
understand that
2:02:16
he is the host of The Tonight
Show and
2:02:18
they need to virtue signal just
as much
2:02:21
as the rest you know what I see
out on
2:02:23
this one I what he was caught in
2:02:25
blackface yeah I know that's
the latest
2:02:28
scandal oh oh well I'm sorry
there you
2:02:31
go I didn't know this so there
you go
2:02:33
that's of course he needs to he
is going
2:02:35
through a custom program from
the good
2:02:38
doctor and he is being washed
of his
2:02:42
bias and is being sprinkled with
2:02:44
goodness because this book in
particular
2:02:47
this lady it's the cure
2:02:49
it's the cure if you if you
have the
2:02:52
book if you read the book if
you talk
2:02:54
about the book you have to
understand
2:02:56
this is considered a cure and I
have the
2:03:00
paper'll I have proof what why
do you
2:03:03
say that
2:03:03
I don't know I felt like I
supposed to
2:03:05
be saying yeah here's another
doctor
2:03:07
this is Paul
2:03:08
Maxwell PhD I learned from you
when a
2:03:10
guy just has PhD behind his
name he's
2:03:13
the real deal
2:03:14
so dr. Paul Maxwell is going to
break
2:03:16
down what this lady is saying
so we will
2:03:18
begin by talking about a
particular book
2:03:21
but this is a book by
sociologist Robin
2:03:23
JD Angelou and she writes in
her book
2:03:25
called white fragility why it's
so hard
2:03:28
for white people to talk about
racism
2:03:30
and she's a white female and and
2:03:33
DeAngelo writes that white
people are so
2:03:35
dazzled by their whiteness that
their
2:03:38
own regular normative explicit
and
2:03:41
implicit reasons for violence
against
2:03:43
racial minorities are actually
2:03:45
camouflaged to them so they
almost can't
2:03:48
even conceive of themselves as
racist
2:03:50
but not only are these racist
practices
2:03:53
camouflaged to whites
2:03:55
but when these practices are
brought
2:03:58
under the stage lights through
2:03:59
conversation or reading or
cultural
2:04:02
messaging and when they are
diagnosed or
2:04:05
highlighted and challenged by a
minority
2:04:07
culture such that white cultures
2:04:09
enchantment with its own
whiteness is
2:04:11
threatened that they resort to
denial
2:04:14
tactics which refortified their
2:04:17
enchantment with whiteness and
center
2:04:19
their own whiteness and
recenter their
2:04:20
own whiteness as the cultural
center and
2:04:23
the cultural norm and recast
minority
2:04:27
ethnicity and culture as
marginal and
2:04:29
exotic with this analysis I
think he
2:04:34
completely nails it um but he
again
2:04:40
there's you know this is the
cure this
2:04:41
book and there's there's kind
of a test
2:04:44
for it too I think this is the
clip
2:04:45
where he talks about it
programs such as
2:04:47
racial bias training right
that's it so
2:04:50
racial bias training is what
this woman
2:04:52
does and she spun that into
quite the
2:04:54
career right now and basically
when your
2:04:57
consultant or anything of any
kind of
2:04:59
job like that the best way to
get work
2:05:02
is by writing a book it's a
well-known
2:05:06
formula and if if we could
write books
2:05:09
we'd probably do it too but it
requires
2:05:11
traveling around and she's
making good
2:05:14
money doing this particularly it
2:05:16
companies like Unilever so here
we go
2:05:18
she
2:05:19
trains people and she blesses
people
2:05:22
like Jimmy Fallon programs such
as
2:05:24
racial bias training and
implicit bias
2:05:26
training have been suggested as
cures to
2:05:29
perceived racism among whites
and this
2:05:32
is how scientists have begun to
quantify
2:05:35
racial prejudice among whites
to give
2:05:37
them a test that shows them
several
2:05:39
dozen black-and-white images of
faces of
2:05:42
various races on the screen
right and
2:05:44
classified an ability to
distinguish
2:05:47
between the faces of
participants own
2:05:49
race versus faces of races - to
which
2:05:53
the participant didn't belong
okay so
2:05:55
any extended delay in the
participants
2:05:58
ability to distinguish between
other
2:05:59
race faces was classified as
social
2:06:03
stereotyping and therefore a
low score
2:06:06
on what they called the
effective
2:06:07
lexical priming score so in
other words
2:06:09
if you're a few milliseconds
slow on
2:06:12
distinguishing black faces from
one
2:06:14
another you're racist this is
what she
2:06:18
does this is the kind of stuff
that she
2:06:21
does different versions of it
but it's
2:06:24
like okay look at these
pictures and you
2:06:27
see good bad black white and
and if you
2:06:31
say the wrong thing because you
thought
2:06:33
the black or black person in
the picture
2:06:36
was the bad thing then you're
racist
2:06:39
this is like parlor trickery to
me Wow
2:06:45
yes good series NBC and this is
a while
2:06:49
back did a piece about this
very test
2:06:55
and the results are quite
interesting
2:06:58
Dateline put this experiment to
a
2:07:01
difficult challenge testing a
2:07:03
cross-section of men and women
including
2:07:05
some who have impeccable
credentials in
2:07:08
race relations people like
Rhonda a
2:07:11
civil rights attorney okay I'm
right
2:07:13
okay here it is during the
first half of
2:07:16
the test black is linked to bad
and
2:07:18
white is linked to good right
2:07:21
Rhonda this half of the test is
a breeze
2:07:24
she never makes a mistake
2:07:26
ok very good now we'll give you
the
2:07:29
other one remember she's an
expert in
2:07:31
racial issues but let's see how
she does
2:07:34
when the information is
reversed when
2:07:37
the left box marked bad has a
white face
2:07:40
and the right box labeled good
has a
2:07:44
black face West West suddenly
the test
2:07:48
becomes much more difficult for
Rhonda
2:07:50
about 1/3 of the way through
she makes a
2:07:53
mistake linking the white face
to the
2:07:56
right box even though that
shows a black
2:07:59
face I lost
2:08:03
Rhonda's score indicates a
strong
2:08:05
preference for white is this
because she
2:08:08
unconsciously associates white
with good
2:08:11
oh my the expert appears to be
racist oh
2:08:15
my goodness
2:08:16
let's try some black people and
as
2:08:18
revealing as those results are
the
2:08:21
biggest surprise is yet to come
2:08:23
left-left Joan is a sales and
marketing
2:08:26
consultant even for many black
test
2:08:29
takers the more challenging
part of the
2:08:31
test seems to be when black is
2:08:33
associated with good and white
would bad
2:08:36
ok ready after two attempts she
still
2:08:42
can't make it to the end I've
done it
2:08:45
again even so Joan's still
thought she'd
2:08:47
show a preference for her loan
race
2:08:49
would you be surprised then
Joan if I
2:08:52
said that your tests showed a
slight
2:08:55
preference for white
2:08:58
yes I would be flabbergasted
2:09:04
flabbergasted and Joan isn't
alone
2:09:08
dennis is the leader of a civil
rights
2:09:10
organization according to his
tests in
2:09:13
the studio Dennis is neutral
but it's
2:09:16
individual computer test showed
a
2:09:18
preference for white his
response all we
2:09:21
had and images were white oh
the type of
2:09:25
media outlets that we were you
see where
2:09:27
this is going I mean there's
two more
2:09:29
clips on if you want to hear
them but
2:09:30
obviously the test is bullshit
yes
2:09:34
obviously the test is bullshit
this is
2:09:37
the test thank you there are
tons of
2:09:41
bullshit tests out there and
when you
2:09:42
get a hold of one and you use
it as
2:09:44
gospel you especially you want
to prove
2:09:47
a point
2:09:47
apparently this test keeps
proving the
2:09:49
same point which you're a
racist is the
2:09:52
point no and no matter with
your black
2:09:54
or white or anything so yeah
and that's
2:09:57
what this woman is exploiting
good for
2:09:58
her
2:09:59
[Laughter]
2:10:02
well duh well I think what what
is
2:10:05
phenomenal what she's achieved
is that
2:10:07
the by virtue signaling this
book by
2:10:10
saying you've read it is almost
on par
2:10:13
with a cure you're pretty much
you've
2:10:17
had it you've had the what the
the
2:10:19
racist virus it's the vaccine
made the
2:10:22
vet it is the vaccine for your
racist
2:10:24
virus and oh that's all you
have to do I
2:10:31
mean you'll still remain a
racist in a
2:10:34
racist society and please pay no
2:10:37
attention to 75% of young black
men not
2:10:42
growing up with a father
2:10:43
it's just please it's just it's
all
2:10:46
systemic racism has nothing to
do with
2:10:48
poverty dream on Karen don't
need a
2:10:53
father they're all the
Hollywood people
2:10:55
have proven that it's really
not there
2:10:59
the models yeah yeah the did
well
2:11:02
they're doing a great job
they're doing
2:11:04
a very good job
2:11:06
anyway because of all these
studies
2:11:08
these whiteness studies etc
we've seen
2:11:10
stem come under attack and now
there's a
2:11:13
letter to them today I don't
think I
2:11:15
read this did I to the
mathematics
2:11:17
community do not work with
predictive
2:11:22
policing do not work on
mathematical
2:11:24
models with police departments
we need
2:11:26
to stop that we need to boycott
that
2:11:28
because they're trying to
whitewash
2:11:30
racism with math unfortunately
the math
2:11:34
doesn't work in their favor you
know the
2:11:38
math show statistically
something else
2:11:40
is going on than what in
particular
2:11:42
black lives matter Inc is
saying it's
2:11:47
it's just that it's hard
evidence yep
2:11:53
there's this other thing that I
was
2:11:55
reading about the safe cities
did you
2:11:58
ever hear about this the safe
city
2:12:01
strong cities not safe strong
strong
2:12:04
cities the strong cities
network this
2:12:07
okay I'm listening
2:12:08
the strong cities network which
I think
2:12:11
was funded there was some stuff
in
2:12:14
Congress that funded it about
26 cities
2:12:16
and municipalities from
different
2:12:18
regions across the globe cities
and
2:12:20
municipalities selected for the
steering
2:12:22
committee were chosen based on
their
2:12:23
leadership for the strong
cities Network
2:12:28
and this was 46 of them in the
United
2:12:33
States it was a United Nations
backed
2:12:36
project or initiated project
that would
2:12:40
change policing in the strong
cities
2:12:43
network okay I'm still
listening so we
2:12:48
can you name any of these
cities yes
2:12:51
Minneapolis New York Boston all
the
2:12:57
places where it shit
2:12:59
literally the places where it
shit
2:13:02
Atlanta Austin Brownsville
Texas Camden
2:13:04
New Jersey a Chester PA
Cleveland
2:13:07
Cincinnati Dallas Denver
Detroit Flint
2:13:09
Michigan Fresno California
Carrie Indy
2:13:12
Gary Indiana Hampton Houston
2:13:15
I mean it's Los Angeles Los
Angeles
2:13:17
County Las Vegas with Memphis
meaning
2:13:20
everywhere it's shit Wow Thank
You
2:13:26
United Nations for once again
helping us
2:13:28
out hats forever yeah this was
that this
2:13:31
was their globalist the
globalist
2:13:33
solution to making it better and
2:13:35
arguably in a lot of these
cities they
2:13:38
made it worse huh well this is
a good
2:13:42
scandal it's nobody cares about
okay let
2:13:45
me try this scandal for you one
of the
2:13:49
board members of black lives
matters Inc
2:13:55
well not really you know black
lives
2:13:57
matters Inc there's no there is
no
2:13:59
nonprofit so it's all run
through
2:14:00
thousand currents one of the
one of the
2:14:05
board members
2:14:07
let me find what her name is
Susan wrote
2:14:09
Rosenberg was the vice chair of
thousand
2:14:13
currents Board of Directors
they're the
2:14:15
people that that apparently run
the
2:14:17
whole the whole black lives
matters Inc
2:14:22
turns out that she was part of
the may
2:14:25
19th
2:14:26
communist organized
organization which
2:14:28
carried out its bombing
campaign to
2:14:30
create a contrast to former
President
2:14:32
Ronald Reagan's morning in
America
2:14:33
campaign that got her a spot on
FBI's
2:14:36
most wanted list
2:14:37
she was arrested in New Jersey
in 84
2:14:39
unloading seven hundred and
forty pounds
2:14:41
of stolen explosives and a
submachine
2:14:43
gun from a truck she was however
2:14:46
released from prison in 2001
after
2:14:48
having sentenced after having
her
2:14:50
sentence commuted by Bill
Clinton after
2:14:52
serving 16 years of her 58 year
prison
2:14:55
sentence and so she was on the
board and
2:14:58
now she's been washed off of
the board
2:15:01
and off of half of the website
and is
2:15:03
all gone I think that's just too
2:15:06
delicious to believe
2:15:08
Wow okay what other news of
stupidity so
2:15:13
if you heard this that amazon
bought the
2:15:17
key arena up and stood out
although the
2:15:19
naming rights or whatever they
bought
2:15:21
the naming rights they bought
the naming
2:15:22
rights and they've named it
climate
2:15:24
pledge allegiance
2:15:27
climate pledge arena yeah so
everybody
2:15:31
in the family's yucking it up
wait a
2:15:33
minute Dean why isn't also
going to be
2:15:35
completely energy neutral or
something
2:15:37
like yeah in Seattle where
there's no
2:15:41
Sun but okay and there's no wind
2:15:44
necessarily in Seattle but
let's look
2:15:45
just just forget all that but
it was
2:15:48
last show where I had this clip
I didn't
2:15:51
play and this explains their
naming of
2:15:54
the arena as climate pledge
arena if you
2:15:57
just listen to this clip amazon
is
2:15:59
reporting a 15% increase in its
carbon
2:16:02
footprint despite efforts to
reduce its
2:16:04
environmental impact the online
retailer
2:16:07
says it emitted more than 51
million
2:16:08
metric tons of co2 last year the
2:16:11
equivalent of running 13 coal
power
2:16:14
plants for a year okay so
that's a bit
2:16:19
much for a company it's gonna
be carbon
2:16:21
neutral how many car how many
2:16:23
coal-burning plants for a whole
year
2:16:25
were they expending a car so oh
god
2:16:30
let's just justice yeah I tell
you what
2:16:32
this will make up for it we'll
call this
2:16:34
this arena climate play I'm
thinking how
2:16:37
much did they pay for it
because it
2:16:38
sounds to me like that's a
carbon credit
2:16:40
deal they probably get some
carbon
2:16:44
credits to offset that and they
take a
2:16:46
tax deduction you know be Zoe's
is
2:16:48
coming out ahead on the deal we
haven't
2:16:50
figured that always out ahead
we haven't
2:16:52
figured it out yet but you know
that
2:16:54
that's just clear as day just
but anyway
2:16:58
so now you got climate pledge
pledge
2:17:04
climate pledge arena yeah
apparently the
2:17:08
NBA has received approval from
the CCP
2:17:13
to on the back of their jerseys
instead
2:17:16
of their name to have their
favorite
2:17:18
social justice slogan
2:17:22
No according to sources yep
2:17:27
what so there's gonna be some
stupid
2:17:30
slogan on the back of the
players
2:17:32
jerseys China is so kind of
smart China
2:17:36
is so smooth the CCP has us
just where
2:17:40
they want us confused the
little divided
2:17:45
stupid if I'd sick at home sick
a kid
2:17:50
home sick at home and then
worried sick
2:17:53
and then just gonna they're
just they're
2:17:55
doing the Great Leap Forward the
2:17:56
Cultural Revolution shit trying
2:17:58
attempting to change the
culture of the
2:18:01
United States the CD I didn't
have the
2:18:04
clip unfortunately the CDC
director and
2:18:07
they had a phone call with the
press
2:18:08
said that they were considering
to use
2:18:12
tick tock for messaging to the
young
2:18:15
people about social distancing
2:18:17
mask-wearing etc hello
2:18:20
China CCP we know that these
video apps
2:18:24
are only for messaging YouTube
is for
2:18:26
messaging tick tock is for
messaging and
2:18:28
we're walking right into it
letting them
2:18:31
drive it ahead shaker and it's
not the
2:18:35
Tourette's
2:18:40
so I was watching uh we have a
couple of
2:18:43
things that we can touch upon I
have
2:18:45
quite a bit of clips go for it
I'm let's
2:18:48
go with I'm listening the bogus
story of
2:18:52
the week which was played up by
the New
2:18:55
York Times with no attributions
really
2:18:57
just like somebody said to my
brother
2:18:59
who is a source that who said a
source
2:19:01
of blah blah blah and then
played by our
2:19:03
buddies at NBC with a in the
middle of
2:19:06
the report saying this entire
report is
2:19:08
unverified but we're gonna
report on it
2:19:10
anyway the Russian bounty
report oh yes
2:19:15
tonight the stunning claim that
Putin's
2:19:17
done a bounty on American
soldiers is
2:19:20
ratcheting a pressure on
President Trump
2:19:22
his relationship with the
Russian leader
2:19:25
Oh buy this story from the New
York
2:19:28
Times that a Russian military
2:19:29
intelligence unit offered
bounties on
2:19:32
the lives of American soldiers
in
2:19:34
Afghanistan two Taliban linked
militants
2:19:37
The Times writes that US
officials
2:19:39
concluded the rewards were
offered last
2:19:42
year but it's unknown if 20
American
2:19:45
deaths there were connected NBC
News has
2:19:48
not confirmed this reporting
tonight the
2:19:50
White House offered its first
response
2:19:52
stating neither the president
nor the
2:19:55
vice president were briefed on
the
2:19:56
alleged Russian bounty
intelligence Joe
2:19:59
Biden made it an issue today
his entire
2:20:02
presence has been a gift to
Putin
2:20:09
former US ambassador to Russia
Michael
2:20:12
McFaul calls this a dire
turning point
2:20:17
escalation I think if it's true
demands
2:20:23
a very firm response and the
top House
2:20:26
Republican on the Foreign
Relations
2:20:28
Committee has a stern message
for
2:20:31
President Trump that if the
bounty
2:20:33
report is accurate the
administration
2:20:35
must take swift and serious
action to
2:20:37
hold the Putin regime
accountable
2:20:40
President Trump has long urged a
2:20:42
drawdown of US forces in
Afghanistan we
2:20:45
want to bring our soldiers back
home we
2:20:48
want to bring them back home
denials
2:20:50
coming from the Taliban and the
Russian
2:20:52
Foreign Ministry which called
the bounty
2:20:54
reporting nonsense Kelly
O'Donnell NBC
2:20:58
News the White House Wow yeah
as long I
2:21:03
mean what they've really moved
to and
2:21:05
everything is political right
now
2:21:06
everything is political is
they've moved
2:21:09
to the killing part he Trump is
2:21:11
responsible for tens of
thousands of
2:21:14
Americans being dead
2:21:15
Trump is responsible for 2000
Americans
2:21:18
being dead it's like we forget
about hey
2:21:22
who sent people to Afghanistan
like our
2:21:25
kids over there to die he's
trying to
2:21:27
get we keep saying he wants to
bring him
2:21:29
back
2:21:29
I think he's sincere about that
but the
2:21:31
point is is when they ended
within this
2:21:33
report they said they were the
20 dead
2:21:35
from you know three months ago
yes over
2:21:38
over a period of months with a
20 dead
2:21:40
part of the system of bounties
if there
2:21:44
was a bounty it would have been
to
2:21:45
Russia said little more than 20
there
2:21:47
would be shooting people left
and right
2:21:49
just not doing one or two
really good
2:21:51
snipers you know that learn
their trade
2:21:54
from the Russians could go up
into the
2:21:56
mountains and just keep picking
people
2:21:58
off left and right 20 that
doesn't sound
2:22:01
like I've liked something going
on that
2:22:03
wool report is bogus do we have
a source
2:22:06
has somebody know your source
on your
2:22:09
side New York Times just to
give away
2:22:12
and like Eric talk pointed out
he's
2:22:15
bitching about this he says he
says look
2:22:17
at this he says why is it it's
gotta buy
2:22:19
a line with three people on it
2:22:21
Maggie Haberman no doubt well no
2:22:24
probably not she cuts to keep
her name
2:22:26
off of these things but but the
fact
2:22:29
when you you don't need three
people to
2:22:31
write a short story that's got
no
2:22:34
sources what do you need three
people
2:22:36
for the three source each other
they
2:22:40
can't fire all three of us
they're
2:22:42
sourcing each other hey what
did you
2:22:43
hear I heard this what are you
I heard
2:22:45
this from that guy oh we all
heard it
2:22:46
yes
2:22:47
I would tell people to be very
skeptical
2:23:03
of any byline was more than two
people
2:23:04
on it and then even then but
three
2:23:07
people on a byline is fishy
2:23:11
overkill seem and then you run
into a
2:23:14
lot of these stories with three
people
2:23:15
on the byline you go to the
bottom of
2:23:16
the story and it will say in
boldface
2:23:19
additional reporting by and
they have
2:23:23
another three or four people
listed you
2:23:25
know what I'd like to know and
you maybe
2:23:28
you can tell any clearly all
these
2:23:30
people aren't working on the
story but
2:23:32
is it possible they do this so
they all
2:23:34
get a taste of the of the
Pulitzer
2:23:36
because they all hey man I let
me in on
2:23:39
that great story you're sorry
so I can
2:23:40
get there's something there
that is a
2:23:42
good observation I think
there's some
2:23:44
truth to it except for the fact
that
2:23:46
when you're on a Pulitzer story
yeah you
2:23:50
know you are this is not a
Pulitzer
2:23:52
story this is just a Trump hate
story
2:23:53
it's not gonna win a Pulitzer
that's
2:23:55
also import a man can i voice
your
2:23:57
signal with you come on come on
well
2:23:58
there goes that could be an
element once
2:24:00
the goodies I want some butter
biscuits
2:24:02
yeah let me know payment I let
you in on
2:24:05
my story showed you mine that's
right
2:24:10
man alright so we have to
tolerate this
2:24:15
and again most of the public
laps it up
2:24:18
I gotta get a recording of my
basset
2:24:21
hound lapping up water it's the
funniest
2:24:24
sounded I think it regular on
the show
2:24:27
you have the basset hound at
the house
2:24:29
or is he up in Washington is
the best at
2:24:31
home in this house there is a
basset I'm
2:24:33
not the one that we used to
remember
2:24:35
that one that you always
bitched about
2:24:36
the howler oh that doesn't
sound right
2:24:42
that dog sounds sick you should
get her
2:24:44
to the vet I never said that I
said you
2:24:46
did you were like really
sympathetic to
2:24:49
this dogs whining and by the
way talking
2:24:53
about whining and basset hounds
it's
2:24:55
like redundant
2:24:57
I barely remember this this is
a long
2:25:00
time ago it was a lot that dogs
been
2:25:02
dead for five years Italy we
never you
2:25:04
never had a proper goodbye okay
imagine
2:25:13
all the people who could use us
oh yeah
2:25:16
[Music]
2:25:23
we have a few people to thank
for show
2:25:26
12:55 as we were as we rocket
towards
2:25:30
1256 now we have a donor from
rotterdam
2:25:35
uh corn monster and he wrote a
note or
2:25:40
she it's a he I don't know if
did you
2:25:44
want to read this he doesn't
eat Dido
2:25:46
she so let's start there okay
2:25:52
do that one kun kun monster
Adam say it
2:25:56
with me Adam angel thank you for
2:26:04
upgrading my bullshit radar
since the
2:26:06
beginning of this year thanks
to Robert
2:26:10
Jensen because he mentioned you
guys in
2:26:12
his show thank you please do
shimmy I
2:26:18
would like to compliment kun on
spelling
2:26:21
deduced properly most English
native
2:26:24
English speakers do not get that
2:26:25
properly spelled so good work I
became a
2:26:29
monthly donor but I'd like to
put in an
2:26:32
extra fifty and fifty for my
three three
2:26:35
and four-year-olds cuz the
wisdom gains
2:26:37
from your deconstructions make
me a
2:26:40
better father
2:26:42
they what'd you say today a
BLM's
2:26:48
tactics are based on soul
olinsky's
2:26:50
rules for the radicals verse
looking
2:26:52
into this adam you talked with
mo about
2:26:55
a twenty dollar bill being
calling a
2:26:57
called a dip in the netherlands
we had a
2:26:59
dip each year a double shit it
might
2:27:01
have to do with doubling the
highest
2:27:03
value that was available before
2:27:05
introducing a new Vaughn okay
thanks for
2:27:08
being the anchor of the
otherwise
2:27:10
drifting sanity good monster
from
2:27:13
earlier Purdham thank you cool
stop by
2:27:17
some more I was very nice and I
love the
2:27:19
the 33s in your donation thank
you sir
2:27:22
didn't know that yet yen Singh
was
2:27:24
plugging us on his show of
course he
2:27:26
does good for him well I I gave
him our
2:27:30
formula
2:27:31
oh good I said then he always
shows you
2:27:35
oh sure least in Connecticut
has a
2:27:39
birthday and he's in for $100
2:27:42
Matthew nose nose the nose nose
I know
2:27:46
$1 we know - no sir Brian
Kaufman in
2:27:49
Scottsdale Arizona 75 75 kara
Rogers in
2:27:53
Frisco Texas another birthday
for her
2:27:56
twin brother oh they're both
having the
2:27:58
birthday they're both turning 36
2:28:00
no nice as she's influenced
going $72
2:28:04
Paul no no II in Knoxville
Tennessee I
2:28:08
have a note that I wanted to
read okay
2:28:10
as he wrote it by hand and it's
on a
2:28:14
card and you'd want her to send
us a
2:28:16
check and you put it in the
card and you
2:28:18
have a handwritten note I'm
reading it
2:28:20
nice this is my second donation
no
2:28:22
agenda but I've never received
the D
2:28:24
douching oh this enclosed
donations for
2:28:35
six 6.66
2:28:37
because of something adam said
on the
2:28:39
show 1251 last week Oh
2:28:41
after playing at Tim Cook clip
he said
2:28:45
that quote Tim Cook needs to
watch his
2:28:48
six for a number of reasons
that was the
2:28:53
end of the court I laughed so
hard I
2:28:55
nearly lost my mind anyway keep
up the
2:28:58
great work and stay safe out
there in
2:29:01
wacky for Nia yes the comedic
stylings
2:29:04
of the pod father never cease
to amaze
2:29:07
uh onward with and it was Gary
Blatz
2:29:12
Nexus 6 6.60 and he's in Wayne
2:29:15
Pennsylvania a dame Ashley Lady
of the
2:29:19
lake or I think we had an
earlier
2:29:22
donation related to her 62 84
Mayfield
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Heights Ohio miss an
anniversary present
2:29:29
for her amazing husband now as
you come
2:29:32
over 628
2:29:34
his knighthood soon and as so
he can
2:29:37
join her at the round table
love you
2:29:38
Chris I love you Chris she's
been having
2:29:41
at ball and she's the dude
she's a party
2:29:44
girl - Ron - Christopher vite
count of
2:29:47
the troll room in Green Bay
Wisconsin
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five six seven eight
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troll room itself in Green Bay
Wisconsin
2:29:56
5678 and how that works
2:29:58
Peter Chong in Lakewood
Washington 5510
2:30:01
Michael golian in Rockford
Illinois with
2:30:04
a birthday 54 88 to his brother
Eric oz
2:30:09
oz ness in Lawndale California
let's get
2:30:15
so he's got a domain name is
having
2:30:18
redirected to to here yes it's
the whole
2:30:22
load comm will be able to sell
that to
2:30:28
someone later and it goes to
our new
2:30:31
website as well so very have
the whole
2:30:33
load calm everybody yeah yeah
somebody
2:30:38
that's just probably a group of
going
2:30:39
Ennis that would love that site
I Adam
2:30:42
ruzek in Rapid City South
Dakota 50/50
2:30:46
Kevin Myers burg a 500 eighth
person
2:30:51
owned has got a birthday coming
up
2:30:53
birthday listen to Matthew
nephew Luke
2:30:55
who turns 8 on Wednesday
2:30:57
Malcolm Allen 50 the following
people
2:30:59
are $50 donors name a location
2:31:01
starting with Malcolm Allen
parts
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unknown
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Baron Richard Gardner and
Chicago page
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cap Nick parts unknown Jeffries
Ellen in
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Oakland Michigan Barron Allen
being in
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Tigger door Tiger door Tigger
Oregon up
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there with the Duane Mellon son
who
2:31:19
haven't heard from for a while
I might
2:31:21
note that probably Man
Overboard er no
2:31:24
joke overboard I don't go
overboard I
2:31:27
doubt it ah and that's
concludes our
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list was kind of a short list
today but
2:31:32
we want to thank you should
every one of
2:31:34
him for helping get the show on
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being producers have one and
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show calm
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soon to be updated but you can
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out already at the whole load
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special thanks to people who
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supported us and sent us some
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which was under $50 we do a
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two reasons one it would just
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too much show time but people
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do that anonymously and that's
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2:32:09
definite cutoff you'll never be
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mentioned so you can support us
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out you can find a very
detailed list of
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how you can support us how you
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producer of the No Agenda show
out of
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all random.org now before we
continue I
2:32:27
do have a make good which I
screwed up
2:32:29
twice and working on the back
office
2:32:31
finally got it figured out this
is for
2:32:34
Austin Ramsdale I think he was
the one
2:32:37
thousand dollar and one cent
donation
2:32:41
and because it was a different
this is
2:32:43
just a lot of the problems
different
2:32:45
names on the paypal emails not
matching
2:32:48
up it sometimes stuff slips so
anyway
2:32:50
here's his note from two shows
ago I
2:32:53
believe now thanks for doing to
make
2:32:55
good on my 33rd in on my 33 in
binary
2:32:59
which was 100 ooo one donation I
2:33:02
couldn't miss the opportunity
to have my
2:33:04
boss and friend of ten years
called a
2:33:07
douchebag David Karl a huge I
hit him in
2:33:12
the mouth several months back
and after
2:33:14
a few listeners his amygdala
seems to
2:33:15
have returned to normal size he
may
2:33:18
require a second d-bag to get
through
2:33:20
his thick skull also I'd like
to call
2:33:22
out Bryan Hagan mayor as head
douchebag
2:33:27
two quick questions I know it's
been
2:33:29
talked about before but has
anyone put
2:33:31
together a short five minute
primer or
2:33:33
intro for no agenda onboarding
I feel
2:33:35
like the nuances and inside
references
2:33:37
creates a lengthy two to five
episode
2:33:39
onboarding period that could be
2:33:41
dramatically shortened with a
concise
2:33:42
intro start here episode we've
tried
2:33:45
this we've done this it was
called
2:33:47
episode one hundred two hundred
two
2:33:49
hundred and a half two hundred
and seven
2:33:51
eighths I personally I think
animated no
2:33:54
agenda is a great way to
introduce
2:33:56
people to the show it's short
it's
2:33:59
visual like okay I get it
2:34:01
and it's usually humor so I
think that's
2:34:04
the best way
2:34:05
animated no agenda look for it
on
2:34:07
youtubes everywhere near you
secondly
2:34:09
I've tried to find the Noah
jingle
2:34:10
jingle repository in the past I
think
2:34:13
there's an opportunity for a
jingle
2:34:14
generated now I'm gonna stop
you right
2:34:16
there really appreciate it a we
don't
2:34:19
put the jingles online because
other not
2:34:21
just other podcasts but other
radio
2:34:23
stations morning shows will
take the
2:34:26
misuse uncredited and there's
too much
2:34:28
work going into it by our
producers
2:34:30
however you can always try to
contact
2:34:33
phone boy he's able to help
producers
2:34:35
and that's kind of your gypsy
ring if
2:34:37
you're looking for something
2:34:38
specifically I'm also happy to
send it
2:34:40
to people who emailed me but
don't email
2:34:42
me all at the same time jingle
generator
2:34:45
know we've tried this we've
tried the
2:34:48
the only thing that really
works for us
2:34:52
is the art generator jingle
generator
2:34:55
steel is hard this deal exactly
this has
2:34:58
no agenda across every artwork
yeah but
2:35:01
once you once you getting down
the
2:35:03
jingles it's just gonna get
stolen and
2:35:04
also it'll be another place I
have to go
2:35:07
look for shit there's already
too many
2:35:09
places I'm trying to pare them
down and
2:35:12
streamline it this is just too
much
2:35:13
information so anyway thank you
very
2:35:15
much appreciate he says he
winds up no
2:35:20
jingles but need lots of jars
jobs karma
2:35:22
which I will redistribute
equally to all
2:35:24
in the Gitmo nation love and
light PS
2:35:28
the end of show tune for 1251
with
2:35:30
Anderson Cooper giggling maybe
the best
2:35:32
post-show song I've heard
2:35:33
kudos to whomever crafted that
amazing
2:35:36
piece of work I don't recall
but yes
2:35:38
again our producers our end of
show
2:35:40
mixes all fantastic and thank
you for
2:35:42
your support here is your karma
jobs
2:35:44
jobs jobs and jobs let's vote
for job
2:35:50
you've got karma I'm sorry I'm
sorry
2:35:58
you're gonna blow into something
2:36:00
birthday just back to that note
where
2:36:02
was he from oh um you have any
idea yes
2:36:07
I'm wondering if it's the same
David
2:36:09
Carlock I know that dozens
today I don't
2:36:13
know where he's from doesn't
say but
2:36:17
Carlock is a douche bag is that
was that
2:36:20
your point no no will he do sh
bag him
2:36:23
is he a douche bag
2:36:24
well I feel yeah it could be
first-hand
2:36:29
knowledge I haven't seen him
for a
2:36:33
decade
2:36:36
[Music]
2:36:41
the band was getting tired of
starting
2:36:43
over every single time he was
her
2:36:44
birthday list for today Kevin
Knutson
2:36:46
says happy birthday to his
smokin hot
2:36:48
trophy wife Jill she turns 64
tomorrow
2:36:51
send pictures John Vincent
celebrates
2:36:54
today Cara Rogerses happy
birthday to
2:36:57
her twin brother Kirk 36
tomorrow
2:36:59
Michael :
2:37:00
happy birthday to his brother
Matthew
2:37:02
Kevin my zimberg happy birthday
to his
2:37:04
Matthew Luke my zimberg in
Lincoln
2:37:06
Nebraska he'll be eight on
Wednesday
2:37:08
July 1st and finally Kat Emery
2:37:11
celebrated on June 19th we're
sorry
2:37:13
we're a little bit late but
happy
2:37:15
birthday from everybody here at
the best
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podcast in the universe okay we
have we
2:37:23
have one knighting one daming
always
2:37:25
exciting one daming one
knighting it's
2:37:29
always exciting and Chris
Blanco sir
2:37:38
please both of you join us here
at the
2:37:39
round table for the knights and
dames of
2:37:41
the No Agenda nations both of
you who
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$1,000 or more that gives you
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exclusive right to become a
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I am very pleased to touch the
Cape you
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Dame rule of the quality
metrics and
2:37:55
certain real estate of the
north coast
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for you we've got the person
blow rent
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boys and Chardonnay we have
grass-fed
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Lieber and pork belly but not
for John
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early times in bf4 cold brew
coffee in
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cannabis we got bong hits and
bourbon
2:38:09
vodka and vanilla geishas and
Saki
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2:38:13
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and thank
2:38:25
you so much for supporting the
show you
2:38:28
are the producers and make it
all happen
2:38:30
and it is really appreciated
reports and
2:38:43
it was from one of our donors
today from
2:38:46
Florida that was sir lo Sidon
and he
2:38:52
said despite having to make
last-minute
2:38:53
changes due to a surge in
Florida the
2:38:56
Tampa Bay day-drinking meetup
was a
2:38:58
success I tried updating
everyone as
2:39:00
much as I could to the venue
change due
2:39:02
to Florida closing all bars and
the day
2:39:04
prior and was grateful for the
turnout I
2:39:07
kept hearing if there isn't one
in your
2:39:10
area start one and that's
exactly what
2:39:13
led me to meeting this awesome
group of
2:39:16
individuals the camaraderie is
what
2:39:18
you'd expect but it was also
still
2:39:20
surprised to see human
resources with
2:39:22
amygdalas so small lessons were
learned
2:39:24
from Murphy's Law but I know we
will all
2:39:26
meet up again and more to join
sir sir
2:39:29
Lowe's sir Sir lo Simon of the
2:39:31
Psychonauts and they had the
biggest
2:39:34
heads on sticks I've ever seen
it
2:39:36
immediately you see these
photos yeah I
2:39:38
saw the one there one is the
sizes I
2:39:40
said was of a picture window
2:39:42
it's huge it was photoshopped
in at
2:39:45
first actual our heads I mean
that's
2:39:49
crazy funny I have a meet up
report from
2:39:54
the local 512 512 local meat
soup up at
2:39:59
the lone range the Lone Star
gun range
2:40:02
and Lockhart Texas once again
we had
2:40:05
good turnout this is not your
typical
2:40:07
meet up so that it's really
just we all
2:40:11
stand behind the firing line
and we're
2:40:13
all geeking out on each other's
guns hey
2:40:17
might want to shoot my yeah I'm
gonna
2:40:19
shoot yours okay
2:40:21
and you learn a lot and this
training
2:40:23
and we have sir Scott of the
the bear
2:40:26
and you know the Baron of the
armory is
2:40:28
so incredibly gracious and he
brings all
2:40:31
of his guns and he supplies all
of his
2:40:33
ammo to almost everybody how
would we
2:40:35
else offensive we also buy ammo
to
2:40:37
support the range obviously but
I ask a
2:40:41
question yeah sure as well as
it fun
2:40:44
shooting well I had a lot of
fun because
2:40:47
of some of the guns I tried now
can you
2:40:50
can't the real question is that
anybody
2:40:53
bring or shoot black-powder
almost no
2:40:59
and and I think you have if you
want to
2:41:02
shoot black powder I think you
have to
2:41:04
talk to him beforehand yeah I
think he's
2:41:06
show up with it but they allow
a lot for
2:41:08
instance now we had people from
San
2:41:11
Antonio come up and we had a
couple of
2:41:13
guys from Dallas who came down
the night
2:41:15
before and stayed at the Edda
Motel in
2:41:17
Lockhart just to be at the meet
up and
2:41:19
one of these dudes
2:41:20
he had a 1930s Russian rifle
with the
2:41:26
bayonet on it of course it is
rusted on
2:41:32
when it comes off the factory
the
2:41:34
bayonet well apparently is it's
very
2:41:36
important for the balance and
the barrel
2:41:38
reverberations and it's a
beauty of
2:41:41
course a shard of it yeah and I
both
2:41:43
action and I shot in the middle
of the
2:41:46
bullseye with this thing of
course the
2:41:47
barrel actually almost reached
to the
2:41:48
target it was so long and and
just
2:41:52
things are accurate oh yeah and
an
2:41:55
observation your typical gun
owner does
2:41:58
not look the way you think they
look hey
2:42:01
we might as well have just
called this
2:42:03
nerds with guns I mean weird
weird
2:42:06
shitty t-shirts with weird
messages
2:42:09
blots of beards but skini
strongly
2:42:14
describe the what people's
stereotype is
2:42:18
because I'm not sure what you
what it is
2:42:19
red white white Texan with a
ar-15
2:42:23
strapped to his backs in it
Alex Jones I
2:42:27
guess that kind of idea but
we're yeah
2:42:30
we're nerdy were geeky were not
all
2:42:33
white
2:42:34
we're not all-male of a very
interest
2:42:38
and just the array of guns as
space guns
2:42:40
without hollow sights and oh my
goodness
2:42:42
it was a lot of fun and that
means it's
2:42:45
time to just give you a quick
overview
2:42:47
of what is coming up on the CD
today
2:42:51
which is already oh it's about
to start
2:42:54
the Kansas City meetup Sunday
Funday
2:42:56
edition with Dame DeLorean the
Lorien
2:42:59
and sir Spencer wolf of Kansas
City also
2:43:02
today probably underway in
Plymouth
2:43:05
Michigan no agenda local one
afternoon
2:43:07
hang out a let's see we have
Tuesday
2:43:11
Montreal up north still needs a
plant
2:43:13
hand planning if anyone can
help mark C
2:43:16
has got something on the
apparently on
2:43:18
the calendar no agenda meetups
calm
2:43:20
Thursday July the second
central North
2:43:22
Carolina meet up at seven
o'clock at the
2:43:24
red oak brewery in Whitsett
North
2:43:26
Carolina with rich aka a dude
named
2:43:30
Vinci bastard and other assorted
2:43:31
expletives next Saturday the
Mid Island
2:43:34
Canada Navia BC meet up at 3
p.m. and
2:43:37
that is on the candy Navion
fourth of
2:43:40
July they have one it's on the
4th of
2:43:43
July
2:43:43
meet mid Vancouver Island at
the in
2:43:47
Nanaimo at the old city station
pub Tom
2:43:50
organising a pretty good yeah
and most
2:43:54
people can't pronounce in an IE
mo oh I
2:43:56
do thank you animo Elsa on
Saturday the
2:44:00
Midland Texas meetup two
o'clock at
2:44:02
little wood Rose Sir Michael of
Calgary
2:44:05
in Vegas answer Kyle of West
Texas are
2:44:07
organizing in Midland Texas and
if you
2:44:09
need to see more just go to no
agenda
2:44:11
meetups calm if you can't find
something
2:44:13
near you go ahead and make your
own
2:44:15
because no agenda meetups there
like a
2:44:17
party
2:44:19
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2:44:26
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2:44:39
like a party with this ghost
continue I
2:44:45
have a yes taken from that one
clip that
2:44:50
I thought was so funny your
this one
2:44:53
human life I so we go with
human life
2:44:56
hanging in the balance I may
have some
2:44:59
competition I have this one if
you know
2:45:06
which you haven't heard the
clip for yet
2:45:08
and I have this one I'm a lone
wolf
2:45:15
alright that one I would vote
fast kind
2:45:17
of cutest we're done with that
part of
2:45:21
it then I would like to play
the clip
2:45:24
where that one I so came from
it is a
2:45:27
prognostication from the oh so
2:45:29
intelligent smart James
Carville who has
2:45:32
been a Democrat strategist
consultant a
2:45:35
winner a winner for decades and
decades
2:45:37
and he has a prediction about
Trump yes
2:45:41
I think there is a better
chance the
2:45:44
Donald Trump does not run for
2:45:46
re-election than he's realized
there's
2:45:48
no chance he's gonna be really
and if
2:45:51
you just take the events of the
last 10
2:45:54
days obviously has no control
over virus
2:45:57
there's no control over the
tensions in
2:45:59
the streets he doesn't even
have control
2:46:01
over a North Carolina Republican
2:46:03
congressional district
2:46:04
it's just nothing he's it's
lost control
2:46:08
over everything and of course I
see
2:46:10
people call me with 15
different private
2:46:13
polls today state by oppose
2:46:15
congressional polls you name it
it all
2:46:18
confirms everything that we're
seeing
2:46:20
now and you can see us the fear
in the
2:46:24
voice of these Republican
politicians I
2:46:26
mean zero chances are we're
elected look
2:46:31
at Peggy Noonan's column and in
a Wall
2:46:34
Street job coming out tomorrow
Wall
2:46:36
Street Journal editorial page
bright
2:46:37
you've been covered American
politics
2:46:39
almost as long as I've been
involved the
2:46:42
Wall Street Journal editorial
page is
2:46:43
the go-to place for right-wing
economic
2:46:47
conservatives it's gone it's
gone and
2:46:52
gonna have to go tell this guy
look you
2:46:55
just can't rest of the
humiliating
2:46:56
defeat that's gonna come your
way now of
2:47:00
course if we remember the 2016
election
2:47:03
that almost this is almost
identical is
2:47:05
that all the Republicans are
freaked out
2:47:06
because they're gonna lose the
2:47:08
Republican Party is gonna get
swept we
2:47:10
can find those clips yep
they're gonna
2:47:12
get swept out of office is
gonna be a
2:47:14
landslide and it's not gonna be
2:47:15
Republican in anywhere they're
gonna be
2:47:17
gone and they're just a freaky
bunch so
2:47:21
I think he's probably right
about them
2:47:22
being kind of freaky still
there always
2:47:24
freaky but I want to remind the
2:47:26
president that will be electing
them as
2:47:28
this guy this is the hundred
and twenty
2:47:30
million dead clip unnecessarily
now we
2:47:35
have over 120 million dead from
kovat I
2:47:38
got feedback about this from
one of our
2:47:41
ado show it's a sub clip this
is one
2:47:46
a-hole who emails me and
usually me but
2:47:52
sometimes put some other
podcast his
2:47:54
name is ed Z and you just want
to hear
2:47:58
how he's thinking it's his job
you see
2:48:00
to set us straight and to make
sure we
2:48:02
understand what the world is
really
2:48:03
happening in the world he's one
of many
2:48:06
but sure yes I one of many
people that
2:48:10
have nothing to do with this
show
2:48:11
probably never listen to and
definitely
2:48:13
don't donate and do not support
us but
2:48:15
his feedback can be done on the
voice
2:48:17
you might appreciate I love
this voice
2:48:19
you're against the people
voting by mail
2:48:22
because Trump and his staff do
it but if
2:48:25
lots of it do it then it will
turn into
2:48:27
a democracy that's a fear for
you you
2:48:30
Republicans you don't want
freedom of
2:48:33
the press if it's by the way
calling me
2:48:35
a Republican is a huge insult I
do that
2:48:38
does piss me off you don't want
free to
2:48:40
the press if it's critical of
the stable
2:48:42
genius what the cats to kill
people
2:48:45
because cops are mostly good
blokes
2:48:49
seriously you think ABC wind I
don't
2:48:53
know I don't know I had that
word just
2:48:55
popped up there I don't know do
you
2:48:57
think ABC NBC CBS CNN MSNBC in
the New
2:49:00
York Times Washington Post Wall
Street
2:49:01
Journal PBS NPR in the AP you
2:49:03
are never fair just fake news
you're
2:49:06
wrong there artists journalists
if you
2:49:09
listen to the genius Howard
bloom once a
2:49:12
week but you always throw them
under the
2:49:14
bus with but we should go to
work panda
2:49:16
much I don't know what the fuck
that
2:49:17
means
2:49:20
you you got hold on
2:49:22
I like the voice I'm sorry I
interrupted
2:49:25
but what's he talking about
with this
2:49:28
Howard bloomin this is a this
is a form
2:49:31
letter that he apparently
ascends to a
2:49:33
whole bunch of people that that
must be
2:49:35
it yeah we don't tell you about
Howard
2:49:38
bloom ever no I will listen to
this all
2:49:41
the news you use comes from
Drudge
2:49:43
Report or bannon's bright parts
slums
2:49:47
not a Republican or
conservative reads
2:49:49
George F Willis new book on
what a
2:49:51
conservative is book him on the
show
2:49:53
promote it
2:49:54
of course we don't not another
blunder
2:49:56
uh-huh we don't book people for
this
2:49:59
show so why would we book him
on the
2:50:01
show so you don't listen to the
show you
2:50:02
don't know that this is a show
with no
2:50:03
guests and come it's a
conversation and
2:50:06
the deconstruction of news
stories so
2:50:08
his guy so this is a form
letter that
2:50:10
this idiot sent to you well
wait wait
2:50:13
here comes the kicker study
Biden and
2:50:17
when he said 120 million dead
Americans
2:50:20
in the next sentence he
corrected
2:50:23
himself said 100 220 deaden
America a
2:50:33
million Americans he's just
said 120
2:50:35
million dead from Kovac okay
got details
2:50:39
wrong it's a cheap dirty trick
well you
2:50:43
just did John see Dvorak and he
warned
2:50:46
me that that would happen you
Republican
2:50:50
well
2:50:51
I'm not registered Republican
and the
2:50:53
curious thing is these roles
are all
2:50:55
public they're public domain
you can
2:50:57
look me up in Alameda County
and you
2:51:00
will find that I am registered
as
2:51:02
unaffiliated and I've been so
for
2:51:04
probably over ten I'm
affiliated is the
2:51:06
only way to go it is truly the
only way
2:51:09
to go I you can think what you
want in
2:51:13
these guys and that is a very
bad note
2:51:16
because he's got two or three
things in
2:51:18
there they're just bullshit
does he's
2:51:19
accusing Drudge Report what's
the last
2:51:21
time we ever I haven't even
looked at
2:51:24
the Drudge Report for five
years I don't
2:51:26
even know what more what I get
from it's
2:51:28
just a bunch of links we can do
that
2:51:30
it's not of course not
2:51:31
yeah do all that some TV
viewing tips or
2:51:37
some streaming tips I want to
mention a
2:51:40
couple of things that I've been
watching
2:51:42
yeah top of the list
2:51:44
I I'm not quite sure if it's
going to
2:51:47
work as well for everybody as
it works
2:51:49
for me but the Will Ferrell
Eurovision
2:51:52
movie I found beautiful
2:51:55
have you watched this I haven't
even
2:51:58
heard of it well he basically
Will
2:52:02
Ferrell plays some you know
idiot in
2:52:05
Iceland who was always dreamt
of winning
2:52:08
the Eurovision Song Contest and
you know
2:52:10
it chronicles his his journey
to the
2:52:14
Eurovision Song Contest union
it's a
2:52:22
funny movie especially if you
understand
2:52:25
the camp eNOS of the Eurovision
Song
2:52:27
Contest this must I think in
Europe
2:52:29
it'll be a smash I know if
everyone here
2:52:31
gets it but the coolest you
don't even
2:52:33
know what your vision is it's a
cute
2:52:35
movie it's it's very it's
problematic I
2:52:38
would say furthermore I've been
watching
2:52:42
what I've almost finished World
War two
2:52:44
in color oh yes a great series
well I
2:52:49
pissed me off that I'm on an
episode ten
2:52:52
and there it was well this
literally was
2:52:56
Hitler saying let's make
Germany great
2:52:59
again
2:53:00
oh yeah I saw that that was
annoying
2:53:02
they slipped daddy in for
someone very
2:53:05
annoying
2:53:06
it's an anti-trump action if
you watch
2:53:08
the first world war which is on
amazon
2:53:11
you'll actually learn something
without
2:53:13
any propaganda yeah and the
takeaway
2:53:18
from it is we shouldn't do that
again
2:53:20
that World War two was shit but
that's
2:53:22
not like you have that you know
the
2:53:24
thing about that that's the one
that's
2:53:26
emphasized the most yeah when
you watch
2:53:29
the First World War series yeah
ten
2:53:32
episode it's not only worse but
I've
2:53:35
been completely misled all my
life and
2:53:38
in fact it was a world war with
action
2:53:42
all over the place yeah for
years it was
2:53:45
that it was the worst thing and
2:53:47
everywhere what didn't it's
just this
2:53:51
thing it's a frightening it
came out I
2:53:53
think in 2006 I could be wrong
it could
2:53:57
be but it was done by the BBC
or channel
2:54:01
4 I one of them over there and
it gave
2:54:04
floated around it it won a
number of
2:54:05
awards and then it disappeared
and
2:54:08
though they repurposed it and
put it on
2:54:10
Amazon it's very educational
much more
2:54:15
so than the other one they
world war two
2:54:17
in colors not as educational as
this
2:54:19
this is you learn a lot also
educational
2:54:23
but disappointing was
disclosure this is
2:54:26
the documentary about trans
gendered
2:54:29
people not really a documentary
it is a
2:54:32
Hollywood production with
Hollywood
2:54:36
celebrities talking about how
Hollywood
2:54:38
has portrayed them like shit all
2:54:40
throughout the years and it's
every
2:54:42
single person you hear talking
about
2:54:46
transgender and trans trans
lives matter
2:54:50
and it was so disappointing all
you have
2:54:53
is beautiful people talking
about how
2:54:56
screw they've gotten which is
completely
2:54:58
true and their experience is
horrific
2:55:00
and Hollywood has been Inc the
portrayal
2:55:03
of trans people in Hollywood
has been
2:55:05
shocking when you when you look
at it
2:55:07
through their lens unfortunately
2:55:11
it's all about Hollywood they
don't
2:55:14
there's not a single part in
this whole
2:55:17
special about you know normal
pity thing
2:55:21
else who are ugly and and
transgendered
2:55:24
and if you're not miss
glamorous and you
2:55:27
can't make yourself glutton as
it's
2:55:29
mainly a male to female
transgender or
2:55:33
transition that's discussed
another
2:55:35
thing it just irks of them you
know they
2:55:36
should have done at least fifty
fifty
2:55:38
because it is 50/50 but the
whole thing
2:55:40
was they're fucking angry at
Hollywood
2:55:43
Laverne College for not giving
them
2:55:45
money fame angry at Hollywood
worse
2:55:48
maybe I can get a bit part it's
not
2:55:50
that's not the takeaway but I
was very
2:55:52
disappointed I don't think it
furthered
2:55:54
anything for people who have
questions
2:55:58
or sound effects for this oh it
was a
2:56:04
pan yeah it was a pan I was
very but
2:56:07
interesting for perspective and
I
2:56:08
recommend everyone everybody
watch it
2:56:10
it's the Hollywood is very as
bit this
2:56:13
trans thing has been going on in
2:56:15
Hollywood for a hundred years
it's
2:56:17
really fascinating you have no
idea well
2:56:21
I would recommend put it on the
lights
2:56:23
they re watching it which is
available
2:56:25
on me-tv over most broadcast
networks
2:56:28
uses a subchannel the entire
series of
2:56:32
Hogan's Heroes that's got to
come down
2:56:47
you know that has to come down
2:56:49
eventually that's over for
those guys
2:56:51
that's just it's gonna get
cancelled
2:56:52
wherever it is and that will do
it I
2:56:55
think we've brought you up to
speed but
2:56:58
we look forward to seeing you
all again
2:56:59
on Thursday coming up on no
agenda
2:57:02
stream comm grumpy old Benz
2:57:05
episode number 71 end of show
mixes we
2:57:09
got a couple I don't want to
chip
2:57:11
anybody to use a racist term so
I'm
2:57:14
gonna play them all we've got
two
2:57:16
cyborgs Dave Tom Starkweather
Mary
2:57:18
Bret's and a with her debut
Rolando
2:57:21
Gonzales and of course the ever
2:57:23
effervescent Jesse coy Nelson
coming to
2:57:26
you from Austin Texas capital
the drone
2:57:28
star states
2:57:30
opportunity zone 33 FEMA region
number 6
2:57:33
if you're looking for it on the
2:57:34
governmental maps until
Thursday in the
2:57:38
morning everybody
2:57:39
I'm Adam curry and from
northern Silicon
2:57:42
Valley I'm John C Dvorak we
return on
2:57:44
Thursday please remember us at
Dvorak
2:57:46
org slash n/a until then
2:57:49
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2:57:57
[Applause]
2:57:59
[Music]
2:58:39
[Music]
2:58:49
[Music]
2:58:57
Savior
2:58:59
[Music]
2:59:02
the father we thank you tonight
for all
2:59:05
your blessings you said it all
2:59:12
you cannot you cannot escape
God every
2:59:16
single one of you Thomas smirk
behind
2:59:18
that little math but every
single one of
2:59:20
you are going to get punished
by God
2:59:23
because none of you
2:59:24
[Music]
2:59:26
what the hell you are all
talking about
2:59:28
that massive change people
living
2:59:30
literally accountable
2:59:32
not escape guys let me say that
again
2:59:34
you cannot escape God not even
working
2:59:37
math or 16
2:59:41
are waking up okay and every
single one
2:59:45
of you that are obeying the
2:59:48
laws are going to be arrested
every
2:59:51
single one of you so when does
the
2:59:54
camera defies Equinox what
2:59:57
can everybody we gotta get the
cans we
3:00:00
gotta get temperature
3:00:02
in sync
3:00:06
y-you see that in jail why you
Hillary
3:00:08
Clinton are in jail why are all
zombies
3:00:11
it's amazing
3:00:15
why are they not in jail and
they want
3:00:18
to open this
3:00:20
Freyr to God
3:00:27
[Music]
3:00:31
God is not listening to that
player
3:00:33
because all of you are
optically the
3:00:36
devil market secret ceremony
happens
3:00:40
twice
3:00:40
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3:00:47
you're going down wicked by the
way
3:01:01
donates my patreon at
patreon.com slash
3:01:03
Karen we're here today to do a
fun
3:01:05
experiment where we show how
easy it is
3:01:08
to spread germs can you take it
up
3:01:09
because I cannot be all God you
speak
3:01:11
louder sir okay because you
want to be
3:01:12
politically correct go ahead no
sir just
3:01:14
one over though and then the
other thing
3:01:16
we can talk about is masks
masks wars is
3:01:19
heating up when you wear a mask
you say
3:01:22
I respect you
3:01:25
let's with the mass success do
everyone
3:01:28
you walk past and please don't
fuck with
3:01:30
the mask all the time when you
play with
3:01:32
your fingers you risk your
timing of
3:01:34
your eyes and you know is why
you're
3:01:35
objecting your map as we cover
our faces
3:01:37
and practice social distancing
our face
3:01:40
masks making us socially
distant you
3:01:43
know I've made it clear I can't
stand
3:01:45
seeing people walking around
without a
3:01:47
mask the newspaper articles are
then
3:01:49
then as late as March 31st
there was no
3:01:52
consensus on wearing masks
3:01:54
what about a month or so and
two or
3:01:57
three ago
3:01:57
when people were saying you
don't really
3:02:00
need to wear a mask hell I
would rather
3:02:02
die
3:02:03
from coronavirus then to live
the rest
3:02:06
of my life in here and we're
too damn
3:02:08
fast
3:02:08
the debate over wearing face
masks is
3:02:11
creating a sharp divide among
some
3:02:13
Americans masks are now
mandatory in all
3:02:17
public places throughout Palm
Beach
3:02:19
County mass will be required
3:02:21
indefinitely in most places
masks are
3:02:24
not mandatory everywhere of
course
3:02:25
including some of the states
where
3:02:27
they're seeing that rapid
increase in
3:02:28
cases tonight it's our bodies
it's our
3:02:31
choice whether we're gonna wear
them not
3:02:33
wear them you guys are
overstepping your
3:02:35
boundaries 100%
3:02:38
yes
3:02:40
a new model from the University
of
3:02:42
Washington suggests that some
33,000
3:02:45
lives could be saved by October
1st
3:02:47
if nearly everyone wears a mask
like a
3:02:52
mad dog looks where those face
coverings
3:02:55
let's work together on this
3:02:59
this week suggested to wear
masks that
3:03:22
you have freedom of choice
12:01 he
3:03:58
always says while she's wearing
either
3:04:00
odd beat Kelly it's
inappropriate it's
3:04:04
not nice
3:04:08
[Music]
3:04:15
we the people are waking up and
we know
3:04:19
it's citizens arrested because
citizens
3:04:21
are ups are already happening
every
3:04:23
single one of you that are
obeying the
3:04:25
devil's laws are going to be
arrested
3:04:28
you cannot escape God not even
with the
3:04:31
math or six feet they're gonna
scan
3:04:54
everybody we got to get hands
and daddy
3:04:56
Santa Church the kids to go to
school
3:04:58
with
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3:05:27
Popo Borat dot org slash and a
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