1274: Thugs on a plane

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you'll be scarred for life adam curry

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john c devorah it's thursday september

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3rd 2020 this is your award-winning

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giveaway nation media assassination

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episode 1274.

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this is no agenda celebrating

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56 revolutions and broadcasting live

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from opportunity zone 33 here in the

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frontier of austin texas capital of the

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drone star

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states in the morning everybody i'm adam

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curry and from northern silicon valley

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where we're smoking the good stuff

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furs oak pine i'm john cena

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they got me excited there for a second i

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thought oh

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john's finally becoming a colleague he's

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smoking the good stuff

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yeah yeah redwoods too so what does that

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mean you

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you just smoking that outside there but

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this place is smoked up are you guys on

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fire still

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you know that's kind of dropped out of

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the news well it's because it's not as

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crazy

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it's under control okay what's what's

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the containment uh

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percentage yeah 80 the big three fires

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up here is 80 80 and about 50. oh okay

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well that went pretty quick

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yeah yeah we're good on those fires like

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a big win

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if there's a windstorm this would have

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been bad yeah oh yeah

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yeah especially with the with that

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temperature and then oh yeah we have

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those dangers here too you get a perfect

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day

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with a little bit of wind one spark can

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set it off

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speaking of sparks uh i had a full-on

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12-hour joe rogan experience yesterday

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you were on the show for 12 hours no

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no maybe i should go back to tuesday i

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got my first

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uh coven test oh

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which one to go on the rogan show yeah

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mr rogan

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provided that so i went to this turns

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out his studio is not far from where i

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live

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you walk there not quite uh so went to

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the studio

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uh met everybody there you know they're

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still putting the studio together it was

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after the covid test no no i went this

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is on tuesday i went there to get the

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covet test

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so joe's there and his you know some of

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his guys and they're just

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the studio is still being wired and you

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know it's a lot of stuff going on

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and he has two doctors there and i get

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two tests

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i get the pcr swab in your nose test

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which is

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you know not the one that goes into your

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cheek

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which joe said he's had that eight times

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he says that's really

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really shit it's not a fun uh not a fun

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test

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and and i even was talking to the

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doctors is this one of these pcr where

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they spin it up

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37 to 40 times and it has a high

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likelihood of giving a

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false positive they say yeah that's the

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one so they put that into a fedex send

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it off

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and then i get the antibody test which

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is a

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uh finger prick and that

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came back and that it indicates it right

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there on the

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on the little test strip within 15 or 20

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minutes

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whether you currently are fighting so

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you you're infected

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it'll detect that if you have antibodies

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or if you've had it

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and nothing showed up so i haven't had

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it don't have it and i'm good to go

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and what i don't understand actually is

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why these

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these tests are not being widely

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distributed i mean it's annoying

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availability availability right but it's

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just a piece of plastic

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with a thing in it i mean it's nothing

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it's a strip and a little plastic block

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you know where you put your bleeding

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finger in and then it's like a pregnancy

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test

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well instead of the rhetorical question

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did you ask the doctor specifically that

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question

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yes he said what did he say he said i

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don't know

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wow very useful thanks doc i'm sorry he

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had the mask on he said oh no

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the doctors had the mask on which was

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even funnier

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um and so uh saw the new studio which i

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think joe has

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put out a picture it's really cool it's

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uh it's like a

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futuristic opium den inside of a private

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jet

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it's very very you know it says brick

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wall

4:12

yeah the brick wall is gone it's very

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it's very modern kind of oriental

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shades in it he has adjustable lights

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and it's and i saw what was happening

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you know jamie's his

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his uh guy does basically does

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everything else

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for the for the show uh technically and

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and you know whatever that has to be

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done and

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you and i have moved some studios we've

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been around so we know what it's like

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when you

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when your operation is going somewhere

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you're upgrading

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and a couple of things happen one is the

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engineers will be like oh cool

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there's some money we got to get a

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couple of new boxes all right

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so you guys spend money immediately we

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got some boxes

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oh a new box and some cool ass boxes i

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have to say

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and then you know one of the so i think

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they use black magic video but they also

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use

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um or used or used for certain i think

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for skype calls they use

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what's that tricaster remember those

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guys the tricaster

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new tech i think what they're called

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stuff yeah

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so those guys decide everybody uses that

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gear

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well they decided to well as joe is you

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know your big time now we're going to

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send you the really big box so this is

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huge

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flight case with 12 fans in it

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that they can't get to work so i was

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like okay i'll see you tomorrow

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so 12 30 i show up and i see

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jamie and matt who built the studio i

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see him walking around they're sweating

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it's fucking oh no it's fucked it's and

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they've got ground loops

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did they have the old one to fall back

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on no because we had all the new boxes

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remember we were so happy and we'll just

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set it up

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it's such a common mistake such a common

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mistake

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you know the table had uh you know it's

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all slick with pop-up

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uh headphone jacks and cough buttons but

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there's wiring for that that may have

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been crossed you know

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i'm the perfect guest to be the first

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guy in the new studio because to bring

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this student

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right exactly so i'm i'm there i'm on my

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knees i'm

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troubleshooting i'm doing test one two

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one two try you know so for whatever

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reason the microphones weren't going

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through the process and then they got

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that fixed

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then the headphones it just sounded like

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tin i mean this is

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all right it's really nice that's how it

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sounded

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so so after two and a half hours of

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dicking around

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two and a half hours and we decide okay

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we can record video and audio um

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we just you do it without headphones

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which is actually quite

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interesting to just talk as two guys

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without the

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you know without the realization without

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your own voice booming back at you i

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guess

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and um based on

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partially a conversation i think you and

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i had um

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it was decided it was a good idea to not

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be the guy from california who comes

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into texas

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and starts his show and the first thing

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he does is flaunts our laws by smoking

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big joints on the

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in his studio

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yeah i thought you know you know we're

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very cool here but maybe just hold off a

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little bit before any of that uh

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you know before people be cool with that

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you know and we talk about guns and

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stuff you don't really want that mixture

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connected so that's okay but joe has a

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process

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that i i'm now more aware of

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he is i think he's a bigger pothead than

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i am and he before he gets into these

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hour-long hours of conversation he likes

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to prepare

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so yes yeah i don't want to

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jump to the end yeah i don't want you to

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stop talking about i i'm so curious

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about what was the total length of the

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show

7:51

four hours he did a show i was looking

7:55

at his shows

7:59

i thought you might break the record

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before is you know we it was a long one

8:03

we had to go to dinner the four was very

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long with these cameras rolling

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during dinner no

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no we were pretty tired by them um so

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joe likes to you know i'm like hey man

8:17

listen we should definitely smoke before

8:18

before we start i mean that's

8:20

that'll get us going now joe has been

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moving so he hasn't smoked

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anything in a week he breaks out this

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blunt

8:28

and then joe is like he's he takes off

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he's lit

8:33

and he's like oh

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so we had to wait like half an hour just

8:38

so so everything could kind of

8:41

get into the right space and then we

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start

8:44

and i mean joe was like an add

8:48

nut job in the first 45 minutes i'd

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start a story he'd be like

8:52

all right adam curry but what about this

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i'm like oh and and i'm barbecued

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so i'm trying to like just stay you know

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i'm trying to remember what i want to

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talk about i want to say hey man your

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listeners are so great they're quality

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people they

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we see them over at our place and so i

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was getting bits and pieces out and then

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he just

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shifted something and then within five

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minutes of the beginning of the show oh

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vaccines i'm like holy crap

9:16

we're gonna sit here like two baked

9:18

morons and talk about vaccines within

9:20

the first half hour of this episode

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so i was very very focused

9:26

very concentrated trying to get him

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towards other stuff

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and either this is a fantastic episode

9:34

where you just can't wait to see what's

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coming out of our miles next

9:38

or is quite possible one of those

9:40

episodes where people go

9:42

what are they talking about these two

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guys

9:45

these two guys what uh but you know when

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you bring something up with joe like the

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federal reserve and he said yeah

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i heard about jekyll island and so i

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said okay well let me tell you about

9:55

jekyll island the federal reserve when

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it was created

9:57

and then within three minutes okay adam

9:59

curry but and he just goes off in some

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other direction so

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after about an hour and a half we're in

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we're in sync and we're talking about

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stuff

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you know sorry did you say something i

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was counting

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counting cars in the zephyr ah what do

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we have

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eight eight car slow moving regular any

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bonus full speed

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okay i have to add to that i have two

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more pieces for our zephyr economic

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outlook

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from sir joe cool design in addition to

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related news of massive imports coming

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i work in large format commercial

10:32

vehicle graphics up in ontario

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scandinavia

10:36

and one of the larger trucking companies

10:37

in our area is buying everybody in sight

10:40

and has had a couple hundred new

10:41

tractors coming online

10:43

we are striping lettering and wrapping

10:44

the fuel tanks on two to three new kw

10:47

t680s a week the company is con

10:50

trans and one more piece

10:55

working in the auto manufacturing sector

10:58

from other produce i can tell you most

10:59

of the large injection molding machines

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and assembly line equipment are made in

11:03

europe maybe they're expecting a lot of

11:04

inbound manufacturing hardware

11:06

also we get a lot of bits and parts and

11:08

pieces from other companies around the

11:10

world to create the parts

11:11

we make that ultimately go into a

11:13

finished uh automobile

11:15

so something is going on imports coming

11:19

people are getting ready stuff is

11:21

happening and an agent

11:22

is about to break loose oh

11:26

fuck me god damn it now what ah well

11:30

the recorder stopped so that whole

11:34

opening i missed so somebody had

11:35

hopefully recorded that send it to me

11:37

because we're going to

11:38

keep going from here let me just hold on

11:41

a second john

11:42

let me just confirm we got to someone

11:44

has a backup

11:46

i don't want to have to do that again

11:47

nick the rat comes to the rescue

11:49

somebody does hold on does anybody have

11:51

a

11:51

uh a backup just let me know right now

11:54

so we can continue or we have to start

11:56

over

11:58

dare no good dare knows got it we're

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cool okay we can course he does of

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course he does

12:02

fucking there's more she does 20 20

12:04

people who've got it but there no thank

12:06

you man just up until there if you can

12:08

spin it off and send it to me it'd be

12:09

great

12:10

love you mean it love you man yeah

12:14

so we actually had to take two two

12:16

bathroom breaks during the show

12:19

um and well four hours

12:23

like it's long yeah it was long um but

12:25

we got a lot in there

12:27

we really did so it's either the worst

12:29

show or the best show

12:30

yeah i mean what i i or it could be just

12:33

another show

12:34

this joe rogan has another show

12:38

as long as you got your plugs in there i

12:40

got let me see i got the no agent

12:42

he was mentioning no agenda by name so

12:44

that was nice so got no agenda in there

12:47

i got the podcasting 2.0

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which was kind of fun because i'm like

12:52

well it's great that you go into spotify

12:53

but we have a huge vacuum out here joe

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rogan

12:55

so we have to have more joe rogans don't

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take any offense while you're over there

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and so that was kind of fun to do on the

13:02

spotify show

13:04

i hope they'll uh they won't have a

13:06

problem with it did you bring up the

13:08

fact that they they've quashed a number

13:10

of his shows they're supposed to carry

13:12

them all but they

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took a bunch out yeah so i can tell you

13:15

first of all it's not my

13:16

my business to tell anybody what's going

13:18

on with his deal but no i know i'm just

13:20

trying to cause trouble i was hoping

13:21

no you're you're causing trouble but uh

13:23

this is

13:25

it's not that it's not that spotify

13:28

there's they had certain agreements

13:30

about certain things and joe has certain

13:32

things he wants

13:33

uh kept uh for

13:36

a separate uh entity that's about all i

13:40

can say so it's

13:41

i'll put it this way i'm premium no no

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no no

13:44

no none of actually no not at all not at

13:47

all it's just

13:48

he has multiple parts to his deal so uh

13:51

it's not that spotify

13:52

is like oh it's a big problem i don't i

13:55

didn't see that

13:56

but why why personally i heard about

13:59

this

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i said who cares that was my point too

14:04

it's like and and honestly it's great

14:07

that joe has now moved to another app

14:09

which you can move your finger

14:11

up and you can open that app and get it

14:14

all i'm concerned about is to make sure

14:16

we can we can create more uh joe rogans

14:18

on the other side on different apps

14:20

that's all

14:20

so yeah i don't care about that at all

14:22

and i find it

14:24

i can under he's going to run into

14:26

problems he will run into problems i

14:28

guarantee you because that's the nature

14:30

of the beast and i think i even sit on

14:31

the show

14:32

on his show you'll run into problems

14:35

because you will

14:36

and then you deal with it when you get

14:38

to it that's the nature of

14:40

of a big deal you know personally i

14:43

think they should let him do whatever

14:44

the hell he wants he already

14:46

added four billion dollars to their

14:47

market cap who they should

14:49

shut up yeah well but but a lot of

14:52

people will get bent out of shape and

14:54

you know i understand

14:55

i understand where people are coming

14:57

from but i i

14:58

i don't think it's a problem and i don't

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really care

15:02

uh and in fact if if he does have

15:04

problems well sadly that's only better

15:06

for us

15:08

now on this side we know we don't have

15:10

any restrictions the only restrictions

15:12

we have are what people will

15:13

will accept well we actually if they

15:16

don't accept what we say we have a

15:18

different problem

15:19

yeah they start giving us uh support and

15:21

the next thing you know we're uh

15:24

we're out of here so we um we wrap up

15:27

the show and joe says oh we got to go to

15:28

dinner there's a

15:29

comedian buddy of his was in town forget

15:32

the name guy's name

15:34

and nia nia

15:37

and he's currently at the dave did you

15:39

know that dave chappelle is doing

15:41

basically a comedy club i think every

15:43

weekend in ohio

15:45

outdoors well he's it lives in ohio yeah

15:48

i know he does i know

15:50

but he's got a lot he's got you know

15:53

david letterman john stewart um

15:57

bill burr you know all of these kind of

15:59

the whole la comedian scene they're all

16:01

out there every weekend doing shows

16:03

it's sold out for i don't know the next

16:05

three months

16:06

but they're actually doing shows yeah i

16:08

didn't know it i didn't know anything

16:10

about it

16:11

um and then you go to dinner with joe

16:14

rogan that's kind of rolling

16:16

rolling with the rogan you know

16:19

he's oh here i'll drive should we drive

16:20

in his car

16:22

and we go downtown to the three forks

16:24

restaurant which is a good restaurant

16:26

on lavaca and uh just you and joe yeah

16:29

and uh

16:30

and the comedian guy i forgot the same

16:32

king

16:34

um and uh so there's joe's guys are

16:37

standing

16:38

in the parking spot right in front right

16:40

front of the restaurant

16:42

all right here's joe all right he just

16:43

has a he just kind of docks his

16:45

docks his boat there everything's all

16:47

taken care of the private room in the

16:49

back is set up the

16:51

the whole restaurant is on its knees

16:52

hello hello hello hello

16:55

uh he does roll that's for sure

16:59

so a bit of royalty in uh in the joe

17:02

posse

17:03

so when i got home and it was 11

17:06

the keeper was already asleep so you're

17:08

actually the first person i was able to

17:09

tell anything about it what happened

17:13

i know how sad is that oh those guys

17:16

those guys

17:18

those guys indeed i i did bum

17:21

bump up against something before we get

17:22

into any rona stuff or anything like

17:24

that

17:25

which actually tried out on joe because

17:27

he started

17:28

oh my god he started

17:32

uh about masks and lockdowns

17:35

and i'm like oh man i got to get this

17:38

guy off of this because i really didn't

17:39

want to

17:40

be talk oh shoot what's going on with my

17:42

mouse i really didn't want to be talking

17:44

you know that kind of stuff with him it

17:46

just seems like

17:49

we know what i mean yeah it's

17:52

dumb yeah it's just like what are we

17:54

going to debate about that i really

17:55

didn't see anything so

17:58

i just learned about the fed

18:02

uh fed now which i think i mistakenly

18:05

called fednet on his show but fed now

18:08

and i just wanted to lay this out on you

18:10

because no way did it come out properly

18:12

on his show

18:13

but on august 6th the federal reserve

18:16

launched a a new payment system in the

18:19

united states

18:20

it was launched without a lot of fanfare

18:23

and i think this is connected to that

18:25

quantum financial system and the quantum

18:27

financial initiative that

18:28

i told you about that people all jacked

18:31

about and there was some blockchain

18:32

thing and the off-world servers and all

18:35

that

18:36

which would replace swift if you recall

18:39

go on

18:40

um so i start looking at this

18:43

uh this new fed now

18:47

which is now operational and

18:50

and some of the things that we're seeing

18:52

in congress right now with the

18:54

negotiation for the next bailout package

18:57

and some post office business

19:00

and i have a theory that i want to share

19:02

that i think that

19:03

may something may be coming and it's

19:06

we'll start with

19:08

federal reserve board governor brainerd

19:11

and she announced just recently on one

19:13

of their fine zoom calls

19:15

the launch of this fed now network

19:19

and the reason for it because it wasn't

19:21

intended until

19:22

2021 possibly 22 or 23 the reason for

19:26

doing it now

19:27

why we need it desperately is because we

19:30

saw that

19:31

during the coronavirus it was not so

19:34

great when people had to wait for their

19:36

cash to come through the retail payment

19:38

infrastructure touches

19:40

every american that's why one year ago

19:42

the federal reserve committed to build

19:45

its first major new payment system

19:48

in four decades although no one

19:50

anticipated at that time

19:52

the challenges our nation would soon

19:54

face the kobit 19 pandemic has

19:57

heightened the urgency and importance

19:59

of delivering a resilient instant

20:02

payment system that is accessible to all

20:04

americans

20:05

the pandemic is taking a tremendous toll

20:07

on communities across america

20:09

especially households and small

20:11

businesses with the least

20:14

liquid resources to weather the storm

20:16

emergency relief

20:18

payments authorized in the cares act

20:20

provided

20:21

a vital lifeline for many households

20:25

after sharply reducing their spending

20:27

early

20:28

in the crisis many households increased

20:31

their spending

20:32

starting on the day they received the

20:34

emergency relief payments

20:36

and continuing for the following 10 days

20:38

the urgency with which the emergency

20:41

payments were spent

20:42

underscores the importance of immediate

20:44

access to funds

20:46

for many households and businesses that

20:48

face

20:49

cash flow constraints the cares act

20:52

payments were disbursed to households

20:54

using direct deposit

20:55

prepaid debit cards and checks which can

20:58

take several days between the time the

21:01

funds are sent and the

21:02

times recipients to access those funds

21:05

so that's the justification for

21:08

accelerating this because when the next

21:10

package comes we need to be able to get

21:13

it to you quickly

21:15

and we should probably have this anyway

21:16

because it's going to benefit

21:18

everybody by contrast instant payments

21:21

could have helped reduce the strain for

21:23

those who needed the funds

21:24

quickly in order to meet financial

21:26

obligations

21:28

the same is true for other payments

21:30

intended to provide

21:31

immediate assistance for example after

21:34

natural disasters

21:36

in good times as well as bad instant

21:38

payments will enable millions of

21:40

american households and businesses to

21:42

get

21:42

instant access to funds rather than

21:45

waiting

21:45

days for checks to clear immediate

21:48

availability of funds could be

21:49

especially important for households on

21:51

fixed incomes

21:52

or living paycheck to paycheck when

21:55

waiting days for the funds to be

21:57

available to pay a bill

21:58

can mean overdraft fees or late fees

22:00

that can compound

22:02

or reliance on costly sources of credit

22:05

for small businesses the ability to

22:07

receive customer payments instantly

22:09

could help manage cash flows when

22:11

working capital is tied up in materials

22:13

or inventory

22:14

for the one in 10 americans who

22:16

regularly work in the gig economy

22:18

getting immediate access to

22:20

the payments for their work could help

22:22

address their cash flow constraints when

22:24

money's tight

22:25

okay so they're clearly targeting all

22:28

slaves

22:28

but what's interesting is this bypasses

22:31

the whole banking process

22:33

it goes straight from the federal

22:35

reserve into your digital wallet

22:38

and what's no good well it gets worse

22:41

and and as a reminder

22:43

what is the one thing we actually lost

22:45

during this rona shut down

22:47

crisis we lost cash we lost coins we

22:50

lost cash

22:50

it was dirty thank you who for showing

22:53

us all those videos of the shanghai bank

22:56

uh cleaning their money for the

22:58

dangerous coronavirus

23:00

and we all went yeah you know what fuck

23:02

it it's just

23:03

it's money could be dirty there's lots

23:05

of dirt on it i don't know let me let me

23:07

use my phone against my face to tell

23:08

people not to use cash

23:10

so that's gone and we don't care and

23:12

we're done we're done with it

23:14

we're done with cash it's over so now

23:16

there are two things happening this

23:18

ongoing negotiation

23:20

about the uh the next stimulus

23:24

i am now considering that and mnuchin is

23:27

in

23:28

this is mnuchin is being grilled on uh

23:30

uh uh

23:31

in congress about what's going on what i

23:33

think

23:35

they are trying to make sure they have

23:36

this digital dollar

23:38

this uh through the fed now network

23:41

they want to have that ready to roll out

23:44

the next stimulus

23:46

and there's another uh bill which is the

23:50

banking for all act which is in uh it's

23:53

going through the houses now it may be a

23:54

part of what some of these

23:56

meetings and committees are doing

23:59

especially what

24:00

maxine waters is on the financial

24:01

committee so i guess you can get

24:02

anything by that goat

24:05

um the post office

24:09

will be the place that if you do not

24:11

have a computer or a phone

24:13

that you will go to get your

24:16

digital wallet but every other every

24:19

person

24:20

in the united states and i guess

24:21

business based on either social security

24:24

number

24:25

or uh teaching your speakers down just a

24:27

little bit i can't quite

24:28

filter it out uh your social security

24:31

number or your tax id number

24:34

you will have a digital wallet assigned

24:36

to you

24:37

and if you are unbanked you will go to

24:39

the post office with you know your

24:40

social security number and

24:42

proof of identification or where you

24:44

live and they will give you a debit

24:46

card which in fact will be this direct

24:48

connection to the fed

24:51

this becomes very interesting when you

24:53

look at

24:54

the federal reserve and their job of

24:58

keeping inflation in check keeping it

25:01

within what is our target the two

25:02

percent

25:03

uh by controlling the money supply and

25:06

the and the interest rates

25:08

uh actually actually here is uh this is

25:12

a lynette zhang she's a traitor

25:14

um and she talks about this august 6

25:18

launch and what the f what the benefit

25:20

is to the federal reserve

25:22

if they can put money in and of course

25:25

digitally take money out uh thereby

25:29

working on the uh manipulating the

25:31

interest rate and

25:32

uh and what we call the economy

25:35

um well you have have a listen to that

25:37

what has happened

25:39

actually on august 6 is the fed

25:43

now account has been formally

25:46

announced and they're beginning to

25:49

implement it

25:50

through every commercial bank so again

25:52

chase wells fargo bank of america

25:55

cetera as well as every non-member

25:58

state bank credit unions

26:02

and the post office there is a bill that

26:05

is currently going

26:07

through the house it's the banking for

26:11

all act and this enables

26:15

central bank money to replace

26:18

traditional accounts where you and i

26:20

might make that deposit

26:22

but the central banks will actually be

26:24

able to make direct deposits

26:27

to the individuals and be in absolute

26:30

control of their policy

26:34

right now when they make a policy it

26:36

takes like 18 months

26:38

to go through the whole system driven by

26:40

the banks creating money

26:42

but it takes 18 months until they know

26:45

if their policy

26:46

worked or not with these new

26:49

accounts where the money in these

26:52

accounts are

26:53

central bank legal tender

26:57

then they have absolute control

27:02

over the value of the money in those

27:04

accounts so with dollars the current

27:07

system they can't go

27:08

really past point zero zero they have

27:11

two digits that they can go

27:13

with the electronic money it's unlimited

27:17

and this is where it gets real heady for

27:19

me what is she talking about when she

27:21

says they can't go past

27:23

zero okay yeah i think i understand this

27:26

so with the dollar uh in a bank account

27:29

you'll see

27:30

zero dollars and zero zero cents that's

27:32

the value of your money

27:34

just at baseline oh they're not going to

27:36

go to one

27:37

100th of a penny they're going to go

27:39

much further with the digital dollar

27:41

they can do

27:41

16 decimals and they can devalue your

27:44

money by controlling

27:46

the interest rates but it would only be

27:48

16 decimals away so it goes very

27:51

slowly and there's not these big herky

27:53

jerky type moves when they change the

27:55

interest rate that's part one

27:57

part two is this is where they can do

27:59

negative interest rates

28:00

and this is where they can influence the

28:03

the spending

28:04

by saying okay here's your money it's in

28:06

this account but you know it's negative

28:07

interest rates so it's actually becoming

28:09

less every day you leave it in there you

28:11

should spend it

28:12

and by the way why don't you spend it on

28:13

this house you will give you a mortgage

28:14

we actually pay off

28:16

less than you're borrowing so it will

28:19

manipulate everybody's mind

28:21

it will manipulate all kinds of things

28:23

and we're going to discover that

28:25

digital money comes with contracts

28:27

attached to it

28:29

and i think this is all blockchain

28:30

technology back end

28:32

so when it's time for your rent to be

28:34

paid it's going to be paid

28:36

and i'm sure they will have a mechanism

28:38

where you can borrow essentially

28:40

directly from the federal reserve

28:42

and they will manage your credit your

28:45

uh your your life your life

28:52

the apocalypse is coming and you're

28:54

gonna need a bitcoin the way i see it

28:56

i think that you're underestimating the

28:59

power of the big

29:00

real banks and their ability to push

29:04

back on this sort of thing

29:05

they're not going to put up with this

29:06

well i uh

29:08

i may be i have no idea i don't know

29:10

crap about banking other than what i

29:12

hear

29:13

all i'm seeing is this push you'll

29:15

recall the digital dollar

29:17

was a clause in the original bailout

29:20

package

29:20

remember when the democrats put in that

29:22

well here's our two thousand pages of

29:24

green new deal and diversity and equity

29:27

and all this stuff

29:28

and it had the digital dollar in there

29:30

which they wanted and this

29:31

would always it was already saying well

29:33

we wanted to be able to transfer it this

29:34

way there was some talk of it

29:36

and then that went away when they came

29:37

back with a more realistic bill

29:39

so either we see that in this particular

29:43

uh bailout if it happens we and i don't

29:45

know if president trump is

29:47

knows about it if he's on board with it

29:49

if he's against it i mean mnuchin is a

29:51

goldman sachs guy his dad was a goldman

29:53

sachs

29:54

guy who the hell knows i'm sure the

29:56

banks know what the hell is going on i'm

29:58

sure they have their

30:00

their hands in this pot it was a big

30:03

topic of discussion

30:04

at the at jekyll island the fed the fed

30:06

board meeting last week

30:11

well we'll see i think it may be

30:14

exaggerated as a problem well it's

30:18

nothing's exaggerated no one even knows

30:20

about this yet this is not being talked

30:22

about the only one being uh

30:25

interested seems to be me believe me joe

30:28

rogan's eyes glazed over within

30:30

two seconds of this you're like what

30:34

what are we doing i don't know i

30:37

i have my i i well it's worth keeping

30:39

our eye on

30:41

okay well you you're doing that yes i am

30:48

you did mention something about the two

30:49

percent thing nothing's done by the way

30:51

we talked about that on the

30:52

dhm plug show what i don't we'll explain

30:54

what you mean i don't know what you're

30:55

talking about

30:56

they're not going to do that anymore

30:58

they're going to keep interest rates low

30:59

yes and they're going to average

31:02

that was new we're gonna average we're

31:05

gonna average to average the uh

31:07

i think it's gonna go negative it's

31:09

gonna go

31:11

but this there's no proof that's gonna

31:13

go negative in this country

31:16

no no there's no proof there's only

31:19

hope well you don't want a negative

31:22

interest rate

31:24

i can't believe that that president

31:26

trump would want any of this digital

31:28

dollar business he seems to me like the

31:30

the guy who definitely wants to keep the

31:32

american dollar the way it is and

31:34

protect

31:35

their own costs that's he's a he's a

31:37

real estate guy

31:38

so i don't so i don't know if he's in a

31:40

new york city i mean come on but he's

31:42

also not a computer guy so who the hell

31:44

knows someone well we got this because

31:46

like

31:48

he probably is like but on the other

31:50

hand he seems to really understand

31:52

financial markets and uh and debt

31:55

he understands that very well and of

31:57

course definitely understands debt

32:01

well he understands the pros and the

32:02

cons but yeah symmetrical interest rates

32:05

that's the two percent that

32:06

that the fed was talking about it was an

32:08

average of two percent either they think

32:09

it's gonna go dip below or they're gonna

32:11

have some kind of hyper inflation i

32:13

don't know

32:13

why why they not say run the average up

32:16

a little bit much

32:17

yeah yeah there's no evidence of

32:21

hyperinflation they're cranking out

32:22

extra money and they still haven't got

32:24

very little inflation yeah and

32:28

i i think i think they'll be able to

32:30

crank out the money non-stop there's no

32:32

problem it seems to be immunized it

32:33

would just be cool if they can

32:35

give that to everybody in their in their

32:37

digital dollar world

32:38

money yeah yeah well

32:42

well let's get back to the news yes

32:45

what you got i got it i got the nbc

32:47

wednesday run down if you want to just

32:49

play

32:49

just about one minute 17 seconds all the

32:52

news

32:52

fit to print in the early beginning of

32:55

the show they tell you what they're

32:56

going to talk about and this is all that

32:58

they're

32:58

talking about tonight the urgent new

33:01

warning ahead of the labor day weekend

33:03

the make or break holiday as we head

33:05

into fall

33:05

dr anthony fauci pleading with people

33:08

stay away from those big crowds that

33:10

have led to coveted surges

33:12

packed pool parties bars beaches and

33:14

super spreader events

33:16

the first death linked to that massive

33:18

biker rally in south dakota

33:19

and the cdc's new timeline on a vaccine

33:22

when they're telling states

33:24

on the attack joe biden blaming

33:26

president trump for what he calls a

33:27

national emergency

33:29

as schools struggle to reopen the

33:31

president's pushback today

33:32

and the new alert about russia targeting

33:35

joe biden's campaign

33:36

did the trump administration try to bury

33:38

it nancy pelosi

33:40

firing back after video of her inside a

33:42

salon

33:43

shuttered by law because of cobit the

33:45

house speaker now calling it a set up

33:48

the new developments as a rival of

33:50

vladimir putin fights for his life

33:52

what officials now say was used to

33:54

poison him the cyber attack on one of

33:56

the country's largest school districts

33:58

remote learning down for a third day

34:01

whether your kids

34:02

are at risk and the chili challenge that

34:05

swept the nation

34:06

how all that cold cash raised means a

34:08

major step

34:09

forward in the fight against als

34:12

this is abc nightly news with lester

34:15

holt

34:17

damn als is back huh the ice bucket

34:19

challenge

34:20

well apparently the money went went to

34:23

some research who did something adam

34:24

they did something okay that's good

34:27

better than nothing

34:28

that's better than nothing for sure so

34:30

the thing out here on the coast you

34:31

might as well bring this up we're

34:32

talking about covet a little bit yeah it

34:33

was the nancy pelosi

34:35

fiasco oh my goodness do as i say

34:39

not as i do so i want to play the pelosi

34:42

okay let's do the background on it nancy

34:45

pelosi went into a hair salon

34:47

inside it in california it's prohibited

34:50

to

34:50

not wear a mask inside it's prohibited

34:53

to even have your hair done inside the

34:55

only place you can have your hair done

34:56

is outside in the wind

34:58

yes that's by that's the edicts

35:02

rulers of our state yeah right on

35:05

so pelosi goes wandering into some hair

35:08

salon with no mask on and then she has

35:10

her hair cut inside

35:12

uh and the story that isn't being told

35:14

necessarily

35:15

is one that we got out here because they

35:17

finally tracked down the owner of the

35:19

salon

35:19

right and they chatted with her and she

35:22

is a young woman who is

35:24

she looks like an owner of a hair salon

35:26

type you know kind of

35:28

i've seen her pictures with her husband

35:30

shooting guns and stuff

35:32

so she made it yeah she may be a trump

35:34

maybe a conservative like

35:35

it's hard to say but but she said she

35:38

wasn't the one who uh

35:40

brought her in she said she saw the

35:42

tapes and she was disgusting and

35:43

sickened she said

35:45

right by even seeing it right and so

35:47

she's the one who released the tape

35:49

yes yes very good

35:52

we enjoyed this this is very good and

35:54

then pelosi went on and on about how she

35:55

was set up

35:56

and so here's pelosi's the classic this

35:58

is the 27th

35:59

second pelosi apologizing

36:03

not for doing not for breaking all the

36:05

rules and breaking the law

36:07

but for being set up she apologizes

36:10

because she was set up this is

36:11

unbelievability for trusting

36:14

uh the word of the neighborhood salon

36:16

that i've been to over the years

36:18

many times and that um when they said

36:21

what we're able to

36:23

accommodate people one person at a time

36:27

and that we can set up that time i

36:29

trusted that

36:30

as it turns out it was a setup so i take

36:33

responsibility

36:34

for falling for a setup and that's all

36:37

i'm going to say

36:38

on that now

36:42

now you know what has to happen death

36:45

penalty

36:46

she has to resign from congress

36:50

i demand that she resigns well this is

36:52

what is

36:53

interesting to me is

36:56

this there's outrage and i and i think

36:59

you're right and

37:00

this small outrage could could get real

37:03

legs for someone like her but

37:05

it's in such contrast to the silence

37:08

over

37:08

people living on the streets and squalor

37:11

around the corner from her house in her

37:13

district which nobody talks about

37:15

it's that's just that's a little irksome

37:18

this is the news oh this is a really

37:20

important one

37:21

and it's mostly on the right people

37:23

conservatives trump

37:25

trump supporters and i'm sure democrats

37:28

too but it's the wrong thing to bitch

37:30

about

37:31

who cares he must resign

37:36

we we are a very sick society the things

37:40

that we

37:40

she must resign over a lot of things

37:42

most people are freedom loving the ones

37:44

that are living in squalor they vote for

37:46

her

37:49

okay my mistake

37:52

yeah i got the uh that's the big news

37:54

out here yeah no it's the cousin

37:57

it's big news everywhere i got uh

38:00

robert kennedy jr was in berlin remember

38:02

we played

38:03

some of that kind of wild audio but he

38:05

also did a little press conference

38:07

which he said some very good things it's

38:08

kind of his standard

38:10

his standard fare you know how he got

38:12

started and how he was interested in

38:13

mercury and they learned about mercury

38:15

and vaccines and

38:17

um but then he really went quite far

38:19

into control

38:21

uh how governments want to control you

38:24

uh how and he actually i didn't clip it

38:26

but he said oh they're coming for your

38:28

money

38:28

digital money they want to control you

38:30

once they control your money then

38:32

it's all over so it was really going off

38:34

and

38:35

and what i'd like sorry he sounds like

38:38

you

38:39

he's totally 100 no agenda material he

38:42

could step right in except for the voice

38:46

well what's interesting is and he even

38:48

mentioned he said as i

38:50

speak it gets better

38:54

and it gets better as he goes along uh

38:56

here it is uh and he called out fauci

38:59

and gates which i kind of liked we're

39:00

being told

39:02

this is the science but it's not it's

39:05

people it's

39:06

it's an appeal to authority it's science

39:09

because tony fauci and bill gates

39:12

tell us in science we want to see the

39:14

studies

39:16

we want to see the studies on the

39:17

hydroxychloroquine

39:19

we want to see the studies on whether

39:21

the lockdown

39:23

is killing more people than the

39:25

coronavirus

39:27

we want to see real science and real

39:30

risk assessments

39:32

and we are not going to take the word my

39:34

father told me when i was a

39:36

child people in authority lie

39:47

we need to understand that people in

39:49

authority lie

39:51

people in authority will abuse every

39:54

power that we relinquish

39:56

to them and right now we are giving them

39:59

the power to micromanage

40:01

every bit of our lives 24 hours a day

40:04

they're gonna know where we are that

40:06

we're gonna know the money that we spend

40:09

to have access to our children they're

40:11

going to have the right to

40:13

compel unwanted medical interventions on

40:17

us

40:18

we you know the nazis did that in the

40:20

camps

40:22

in world war ii they tested vaccines on

40:24

gypsies and jews

40:26

and the world was so horrified after the

40:29

war

40:30

that we signed the nuremberg charter

40:34

and we all pledged when we do that we

40:36

would never

40:37

again impose unwanted

40:40

medical interventions on human beings

40:44

without informed consent take that dr

40:46

bill and dr

40:47

fauci new nazis

40:50

i i i heard what he said

40:54

that's it was he's really on a roll here

40:56

oh yeah

40:57

he's gonna get he's not gonna get any

40:59

air time the way he's going well i even

41:01

brought it up to rogan yesterday joe's

41:02

like yeah but he's really problematic

41:04

i just looked at broken i'm like oh bro

41:08

what does that mean exactly from rogan's

41:11

perspective

41:12

it means he doesn't know what the

41:13

problem is when someone says something's

41:16

problematic either you point to the

41:18

problem or you can't point to the

41:19

problem

41:20

so he knows there's a problem so he says

41:21

it's problematic

41:23

and she's going to put him on you should

41:24

put him on the show she would be great

41:26

on the show

41:27

he should totally get him on the show i

41:30

showed him he'd do it yeah oh yeah

41:32

oh yeah there's nobody else putting them

41:34

on any show now that would be a show

41:36

spotify would consider

41:37

an issue problematic perhaps you never

41:40

know i don't think so you never know man

41:41

i hope not i get lots of numbers on that

41:43

one

41:44

oh wait well that's i can tell you the

41:46

spotify boneheads they don't even

41:48

know who this guy robert kennedy's jr oh

41:50

yeah he's a

41:51

bobby kennedy's son yeah he's yeah put

41:54

him out it'd be great

41:55

they don't know who he is they don't

41:56

know anything their suits

41:59

yeah now there's an interesting list of

42:01

people who want to who do want to get on

42:03

the show which i can't mention

42:07

like you can tease us all you want i

42:08

wanted to let's play crazy

42:10

crazy seconds like i got inside info

42:12

like i'm on the yes okay

42:14

all right fine uh this is this is a good

42:18

example of

42:19

the gates influence this is you heard

42:21

this clip this is burke's

42:23

and this is just a very slip up she's

42:25

being asked a question about you know

42:26

how are we going to do

42:27

do you know this tracing nonsense which

42:30

is going nowhere

42:30

never will but we'll we'll play along

42:34

and so here's what she has to say do we

42:36

have enough

42:37

infrastructure to contact trace the way

42:39

that we need to

42:40

i think that's why the criteria that you

42:43

can see the gates that are

42:45

that the federal government has

42:46

recommended are

42:48

i i'm glad you played it i i just wanted

42:51

to mention we played it in april

42:54

that's how old this clip is it just

42:55

resurfaced that's what's interesting i

42:57

found that kind of funny

42:59

really yeah because i saw it and i

43:02

thought it was new too

43:03

now you don't have the access to the

43:05

archive that i have so you got the big

43:07

boys you can do

43:08

the big searches i can't do right but i

43:10

i left it

43:11

and this morning when i saw it show up

43:13

on yours i'm like i'm pretty sure we

43:14

played i'm gonna let him play so i can

43:16

nail it no it was set up no i was set up

43:19

no in fact i thought i said it very

43:21

nicely because i thought about how i

43:23

would respond and i

43:24

and i thought to myself you know i'm

43:26

just going to let him play and i'll say

43:27

i'm glad you played that it's good to

43:29

play it again this is exactly what i did

43:31

i'm the nancy pelosi of the show

43:36

i have to quit the show you better

43:38

apologize do the right thing

43:40

apologize that i set you up and you fell

43:42

i apologize that you set me up and then

43:44

i'm going to quit

43:45

like like nancy pelosi should do she

43:48

should resign from congress

43:50

[Applause]

43:52

well speaking of the vaccine the vaccine

43:55

the fda

43:56

has given um a notice to the states

44:01

i'm sorry cdc has given notice to the

44:03

states to prepare to distribute the

44:05

vaccine as early as november 1st

44:08

oh bullcrap

44:11

this is you know it's a troll you know

44:14

it's a troll

44:14

it's so obvious and take into account

44:19

the vaccine is problematic do you

44:21

remember the first shot we had the first

44:24

shot the first person ever with the

44:25

moderna

44:26

needle go sinking into her arm and she's

44:28

a host on the houston uh

44:31

houston news uh program i think morning

44:34

program remember this yeah

44:36

well there's a follow-up four weeks ago

44:38

dawn baker became the first person in

44:41

the us

44:41

to get a shot as part of a phase three

44:43

clinical trial for a coronavirus vaccine

44:46

and now she's back not just for a visit

44:49

all right

44:50

take a nice deep breath but for another

44:53

shot

44:54

that's right the coronavirus vaccine

44:56

will likely be given in two shots

44:58

a few weeks apart it's like the boxer

45:00

going into the ring

45:02

you might hit you might hit the other

45:04

guy with one punch and he might go down

45:06

but uh two punches is going to be way

45:09

more effective

45:10

and that's a problem for several reasons

45:12

many americans aren't very excited about

45:14

the coronavirus vaccine oh no

45:16

according to a recent cnn poll 40

45:18

percent of americans say they won't get

45:20

it

45:21

second for those who do take it it's a

45:23

logistical challenge to have hundreds of

45:25

millions of people come in

45:27

not once but twice there's no question

45:30

that this

45:30

is going to be the most complicated

45:33

largest

45:34

mass vaccination program in human

45:36

history

45:37

people will have to remember to come in

45:39

the second time they might have to take

45:41

time off work

45:42

twice and possibly

45:46

is this any different than the swine flu

45:48

two-shot

45:49

bull crap if you remember that i

45:51

remember it we all remember it

45:53

where you had to go in and get two shots

45:56

so how is this any different

45:58

are they are people stupider now they

46:00

can't remember to come in a week later

46:01

or what's the deal

46:03

to me it sounds like a pr campaign to

46:06

ensure that everybody knows

46:07

uh that there's gonna be two shots

46:10

because they need to either

46:12

i mean i don't i mean clearly things not

46:14

effective enough otherwise you don't

46:15

need to have a booster

46:17

so i don't and i i thought it was

46:19

supposed to to help your body

46:21

change yeah i think it's a booster

46:23

necessarily it's a binary shot you get

46:25

need to make it work well

46:28

seeing as it's not your traditional

46:30

vaccine and it's supposed to do

46:32

something that makes your body change

46:33

your dna

46:35

you know you kind of want to have that

46:36

go right the first time

46:39

let's continue with this report history

46:41

people will have to remember to come in

46:43

the second time

46:44

they might have to take time off work

46:46

twice and possibly

46:48

experience you talking through do you

46:50

talk to the the punchline the first time

46:52

the second time and it's not going to be

46:53

funny

46:54

and it's not even going to be funny now

46:56

in the second time they might have to

46:58

take time off work

46:59

twice and possibly experience unpleasant

47:02

side effects like fever

47:03

twice government health officials are

47:06

aware that's a big

47:07

ass you might have to suffer pain and

47:10

fever twice

47:13

great marketing manufacturing end it's

47:15

just more complicated to make 660

47:18

million doses of a vaccine

47:20

330. maybe they're going for money it's

47:22

not just double the vaccine

47:24

it's double all the components that go

47:25

with the vaccine

47:27

two vials with two caps and two stoppers

47:30

two syringes with two needles for

47:32

everybody and two body bags

47:34

is going to be daunting it is going to

47:36

be absolutely daunting

47:38

for don baker rolling up her sleeve a

47:40

second time was about

47:42

saving lives maybe they're going for a

47:46

money

47:46

a money call because oh it's going to be

47:49

double now we need more cash what do you

47:51

think that could be possible maybe

47:52

that's what

47:52

that's an idea you know gates was

47:55

shilling for cash he wanted more money

47:56

remember we had that clip

47:59

yeah he's working a lot more money he's

48:01

working on that

48:03

huh that's actually a pretty good scam

48:05

the um

48:07

uh luke our uh our knight there

48:10

wanderhelm

48:12

uh he is he lives in finland and he took

48:15

one for the team he's now

48:17

uh downloaded the finnish

48:21

coronavirus tracing app and

48:25

that ties right into the new apple ios

48:28

13.7

48:29

with exposure notification express

48:32

integration sounds like something we all

48:35

need

48:36

and and apparently finland has is number

48:39

one

48:39

in adoption there's uh over a million

48:42

finns right away who doubt

48:43

how many fins are there seven hundred

48:46

thousand no

48:48

no i think there's more than that

48:51

i think there's more than that let me

48:52

see what he says

48:54

about four million maybe probably yeah

48:57

so they are uh

48:58

they are they are ruling they are

49:00

rocking it by everybody's downloading it

49:03

uh and we'll see we'll see where this

49:05

goes this i guess

49:07

even though yes bullcrap i think there's

49:08

still some hope that this

49:11

digital tracking will uh will work for

49:15

apple and google

49:16

i don't know i don't know what they're

49:17

hoping for it doesn't seem like anything

49:19

you know i'm going to bring this up i

49:22

keep bringing it up but

49:25

you and i think most of the listeners

49:27

don't want to accept this

49:30

no i think most people go for this sort

49:32

of thing

49:33

they like being tracked i like being

49:36

part of something bigger

49:37

possibly yeah or it's their duty they

49:40

feel it's their civic duty

49:41

just citizen i'm a good citizen i'm

49:43

gonna get tracked and they'll do it

49:44

without your questions

49:45

and people just do without question

49:46

obviously i might get in line for them

49:48

two vaccines i'll be back next week

49:51

meanwhile what's wrong with these two

49:53

guys bitching and moaning

49:55

well let's take a look at australia who

49:58

have really

49:59

uh really really taken an interesting uh

50:02

approach he uh arrested some other poor

50:07

woman for something she

50:08

didn't do i have a well i have a i have

50:11

a clip

50:12

now this is a vic uh a woman in victoria

50:15

she's in her house

50:16

with her family she got a couple kids

50:18

and that she's pregnant

50:20

which okay i mean whenever a news story

50:21

said they arrested her in front of her

50:23

kids

50:24

like okay whatever oh my god in front of

50:27

your kids they'll be

50:28

scarred for life no they'll be okay

50:32

yeah okay let me interrupt there was a

50:34

report on the guy that was shot up in

50:36

kenosha

50:37

in front of his kids it's always that

50:41

right exactly yeah it's it's

50:44

it's it's actually it's a shitty way to

50:47

report i don't care what the report is

50:48

about it's all

50:51

somebody please think of the children

50:53

that's just to get clicks

50:54

it's totally unnecessary so what she did

50:57

is she put together a and this is

50:58

victoria

51:00

uh state of victoria in uh in australia

51:03

where they're on lockdown and they're

51:04

very serious about it

51:06

what you can do where you can go how

51:08

long you can go how far you can go

51:10

it's a real real shut up slave moment

51:13

in history and she had posted she wanted

51:17

to organize

51:18

an anti-lockdown protest and i don't

51:21

like they're having

51:22

everywhere in the world but here and

51:24

there right and she did it on facebag

51:27

and uh now there's a lot there's a lot

51:30

going on in this clip

51:31

so the cops come in they start you know

51:32

start hey you know you're gonna be

51:34

arrested and

51:35

and they start to kind of do the

51:37

australian version of

51:38

miranda rights because she was well

51:40

you'll hear it she was being arrested

51:42

for

51:43

incitement incitement to uh well i guess

51:46

violence but we'll see you guys are

51:48

doing this

51:48

um yeah you can show me your search

51:50

warrant before you go through my house

51:52

[Music]

51:56

i own this house

51:59

search warrant for what yeah what i will

52:01

explain to you is

52:03

is if you want to listen you got your

52:05

phone going yeah i do yeah

52:07

yeah you're under arrest in relation to

52:08

incitement incitement

52:11

now you're not obliged to say do

52:13

anything but anything you so do

52:14

maybe given never excuse me for what

52:17

what the

52:18

what on earth excuse me what what on

52:20

earth

52:21

just put your phone down can you like

52:23

this like it might be just

52:24

what's this ultrasound in an hour yeah

52:26

she's pregnant so

52:29

what's this about

52:40

yeah and i wasn't breaking any laws by

52:42

doing you are actually you are breaking

52:44

all that's why i'm arresting you

52:45

innovation

52:46

how can you arrest her that's one of my

52:48

two children can't you just say to her

52:50

take the post down like come on

52:53

i thought this was weak okay you just

52:56

say take the post down

52:58

and that to me was sad that's the real

53:00

sad part

53:01

oh mr officer i'll just take it down

53:05

that you know what i mean it's like okay

53:08

you can have a big mouth but you gotta

53:10

you know you gotta stand for what you

53:11

really believe in i thought that was i

53:14

understand they're afraid

53:15

and it's scary then all that happens but

53:17

this is reality

53:19

and other people should not be bitching

53:21

about in front of her kids but the fact

53:22

that it happened at

53:23

all yeah that's fine but my two kids are

53:26

here i have an ultrasound in an

53:28

hour like i'm happy with the post you

53:31

also have the right to communicate with

53:32

or to communicate with a legal

53:34

practitioner can you understand those

53:36

rights

53:37

yeah this is ridiculous yeah this is a

53:38

bit unfair come on mate

53:40

what about she just doesn't do the event

53:42

like it's not like she's done it well

53:44

she made a post committed do you think

53:45

so i'm not going to so that's an offense

53:47

now the search right titles us

53:50

and we're required to seize any

53:53

computers

53:54

any mobile

54:05

[Music]

54:07

yeah but of course it was incitement you

54:10

know that's

54:11

and i think it was good it was good that

54:13

she did that

54:15

but instead of everybody saying hey

54:17

let's do this thing let's show them what

54:19

that we mean business no no no they're

54:21

afraid they're very very afraid and it's

54:23

affecting people worse than i've seen it

54:25

this is uh the latest update on the

54:28

on the on the the majors victoria has

54:31

recorded its deadliest day of the

54:33

pandemic yet

54:34

because of a technicality of the 41

54:37

deaths added to the state soaring tally

54:39

eight people lost their lives in the

54:41

past 24 hours

54:43

mark santo martino explains no matter

54:45

what killed them

54:46

every person to die after testing

54:49

positive for covet 19

54:51

now counts to the state's death toll 41

54:54

deaths were added to victoria's tally

54:56

today

54:56

increasing the total to 565.

54:59

it's the state's biggest jump during the

55:01

pandemic so far

55:03

and includes eight who lost their lives

55:05

in the past

55:06

24 hours and 33 aged care deaths

55:09

dating back as far as july which hadn't

55:12

been reported yet

55:13

i'm sorry it was the wrong clip but i'd

55:15

let it play anyway so that's what we're

55:16

talking about we're talking about very

55:18

low numbers

55:19

inflated by statistical errors and

55:21

reporting errors

55:23

here's what they're actually doing the

55:24

state of emergency in victoria is about

55:26

to be extended for a further 12 months

55:28

maybe but what does that mean

55:32

maybe he even says maybe 12 months maybe

55:35

well the good news is dan andrews in the

55:36

mainstream media have this

55:38

issue mostly correct it is true

55:41

that to have forced isolation

55:43

restrictions on gatherings mandatory

55:45

face masks

55:46

all require a state of emergency to be

55:48

both valid

55:49

and enforceable but as with most things

55:51

the devil is in the detail

55:53

let's have a closer look the exposure

55:55

draft bill that the government has

55:56

circulated intends to make

55:58

three important amendments to the public

56:00

health and well-being act

56:02

in the back of this act are sections 198

56:04

to 200

56:05

which together create those pesky

56:08

emergency powers that everyone is

56:09

talking about

56:10

section 199 stipulates that the

56:13

emergency powers can only be exercised

56:15

if

56:16

two conditions are met first of all

56:19

there must be a valid state of emergency

56:21

and second of all the chief health

56:23

officer must believe that it is

56:26

necessary to exercise those powers to

56:28

eliminate

56:29

a risk to public health so that goes on

56:32

for quite a bit

56:34

but what they what uh dan daniels

56:37

says is well we have to have covid

56:41

normal covid normal which is

56:44

not eight deaths a day it has to be less

56:46

than that i mean this this is good

56:48

if we can keep it there that's covered

56:49

normal well here he is i think people in

56:51

melbourne

56:52

know and understand that melbourne is in

56:55

a different place

56:56

a different uh of the the the the

56:59

science and the presentation of the

57:02

of the virus is very different in

57:04

metropolitan melbourne than it is in

57:05

regional areas

57:06

and keeping those numbers low in

57:08

regional areas is

57:10

very very important not just us in a

57:12

kind of strategic

57:14

or academic sense it's absolutely

57:16

critical to us being able to open the

57:18

whole state

57:19

in a steady cautious but in a

57:22

progressive and sustainable way

57:24

each step after the other and then

57:26

locking in that covert normal that as i

57:29

said and i just i can only stress this

57:30

again

57:31

a covert normal that lasts four months

57:34

not just a few weeks

57:35

that sense of control and stability that

57:38

i think

57:39

and business certainly tell me is

57:41

critically important

57:43

to the most effective recovery and

57:45

repair

57:46

that we can possibly have

57:50

several months of covert normal

57:54

that could be never exactly it is meant

57:57

to be never

57:59

but what is the point what good is it

58:00

doing the the victorian

58:03

uh government to do this control

58:06

control money get out of it there's the

58:08

extra money in their pockets

58:09

the only thing i can think is china

58:11

there that government

58:13

in victoria has deep ties to ccp

58:18

they have the belt and road deal i think

58:21

they have the 5g deal

58:24

they be bitches to beijing

58:27

yes but again what is how does china

58:29

even benefit from the shutdown

58:33

they already got the deals they already

58:34

got the belt rule they already got them

58:36

in their pockets

58:36

okay what what does this accomplish may

58:38

i give you uh one option let's take a

58:40

look at new york

58:42

new york clearly owned pre-owned by

58:44

china

58:46

look at new year's eve uh cuomo clearly

58:49

saying that they did not come from china

58:51

came from europe

58:52

and now china after new york is broke

58:55

completely

58:56

uh falling down financially in ruins

59:00

what does china do hey some money from

59:04

us

59:05

why wouldn't that be the same that is

59:06

their strategy why wouldn't it be the

59:08

same

59:09

in uh in uh in melbourne melbourne is an

59:13

important thing

59:13

just so they can get them to borrow some

59:15

money from them from them yeah can't

59:17

pay back yeah which they can't pay back

59:19

and then they own it like they've done

59:21

throughout africa and other countries

59:23

in eastern europe sovereign nation they

59:25

can nationalize the debt

59:28

okay well fine you're asking me i give

59:31

you my opinion

59:32

and uh well how is it working out for

59:34

africa my opinion

59:35

i think this is i don't know what this

59:37

is but beyond

59:38

me i mean i understand the chinese

59:41

connection and there's one

59:42

in new york obviously could

59:46

we could nationalize new york's debt is

59:47

that what you're saying if if they take

59:49

money from china

59:51

i think so yeah but why would we do that

59:53

why would we do that

59:56

i don't want to pay that we would but

59:59

york's paying a bunch of money to china

1:00:00

i still don't see the

1:00:02

it what's the long game here it's just

1:00:05

the situation in victoria let's just

1:00:07

stick with that because that's the

1:00:08

extreme

1:00:09

i mean it makes no sense at all

1:00:14

uh that's crazy actually let's go back

1:00:16

to robert kennedy jr

1:00:18

people in authority lie and they will do

1:00:21

anything

1:00:22

for power for control

1:00:27

the dutch now i finally figured out what

1:00:29

the problem is with this

1:00:31

emergency law that that they're trying

1:00:34

to pass

1:00:35

um which would allow for immediate

1:00:38

switch on

1:00:39

of you know one and a half meter society

1:00:42

distancing mass

1:00:43

etc and that would be codified in law

1:00:45

going forward just in case

1:00:47

i finally figured out what the real

1:00:48

problem is they've created

1:00:50

12 super mayors so instead of the mayors

1:00:54

reporting up through the uh

1:00:56

all the way up to the to the first house

1:00:58

you know to the to the parliament

1:01:00

uh before something gets to the uh the

1:01:03

second

1:01:04

house the lower house uh trying to make

1:01:06

an equivalent

1:01:08

now they report regionally to these

1:01:10

unelected

1:01:11

super mayors and they communicate

1:01:13

directly back to

1:01:15

directly back to parliament so they

1:01:17

bypass an entire part of

1:01:20

the parliamentary system who elects the

1:01:23

super

1:01:24

mayors there's no one they're just

1:01:25

appointed well this is just like an eu

1:01:27

model yes it's like an abstractive

1:01:31

uh uh eu model where you got 12 guys

1:01:34

and ladies i think a couple of women and

1:01:35

they're managing everything but they

1:01:37

weren't elected and now they're in

1:01:38

charge of their little regions

1:01:40

well no wonder the dutch are pissed off

1:01:42

about it

1:01:44

that's not okay they're changing the

1:01:45

actual system

1:01:49

and then the dutch uh

1:01:52

president of the of the dutch central

1:01:54

bank

1:01:56

i'm reading this uh this from the

1:01:58

newspaper

1:01:59

holland will have to uh hand off its

1:02:02

sovereignty to brussels

1:02:04

there is no other way forward

1:02:08

that's it that's it it's like that's got

1:02:10

to go over it's like one paragraph

1:02:12

the belgians run the place it's one

1:02:15

paragraph

1:02:16

he's like yep that's too bad we have to

1:02:18

do it otherwise you know it's really bad

1:02:20

for the euro what's bad for the euro is

1:02:22

going to be bad for us

1:02:23

oh my bro brother said

1:02:27

it's unbelievable and then you slip it

1:02:29

in yeah

1:02:30

oh yeah but no they do it in the like

1:02:32

one isn't this what we've been talking

1:02:33

about all along since the

1:02:35

get go about the european union being uh

1:02:38

trying to

1:02:38

turn into one super state with no

1:02:41

sovereignty between the old countries

1:02:42

pretty much you beat down you beat down

1:02:45

the

1:02:46

local culture until they don't think

1:02:47

it's important anymore you talk to

1:02:49

kids give this kids a bad education so

1:02:52

they don't understand what the country's

1:02:53

all about

1:02:54

make it so they're all globalists which

1:02:56

we're doing in this country as we speak

1:02:58

as we're doing the show uh let's i don't

1:03:02

care

1:03:02

i don't know washington lincoln who are

1:03:04

those guys that doesn't make anything

1:03:05

they're

1:03:06

racist you know we were one big happy

1:03:08

family worldwide no borders no nations

1:03:11

yeah i mean how is this any different

1:03:13

than you know that it's sick

1:03:14

build back better build back

1:03:20

um well speaking of that this

1:03:23

is uh libby emmons

1:03:27

she is the senior editor of the

1:03:29

post-millennial

1:03:30

no idea what that is but she showed up

1:03:33

and she talked about

1:03:34

these teachers who want privacy from

1:03:37

their

1:03:37

distance learning students parents

1:03:41

they do not want the parents listening

1:03:43

in there's there's many different

1:03:44

reasons that are cited for them not

1:03:46

wanting this

1:03:47

i like this one i like this one the best

1:03:50

there was a school district in tennessee

1:03:52

that

1:03:52

made parents promise that they would not

1:03:54

uh

1:03:55

look in on the zoom calls that they

1:03:57

wouldn't uh be monitoring them they made

1:03:59

them sign off on a paper

1:04:00

there was a teacher in philadelphia who

1:04:02

was tweeting about

1:04:04

how he's worried that conservative

1:04:05

parents are going to get in the way of

1:04:07

his indoctrinating students into

1:04:08

critical race and gender theory

1:04:10

and in fact when i noticed that my son's

1:04:14

teachers were

1:04:15

doing the same kind of indoctrination

1:04:17

about white privilege and

1:04:18

critical race theory and all of this

1:04:20

stuff they were very dismayed to

1:04:21

discover that i was paying attention and

1:04:23

that i

1:04:24

wanted to know what the deal was with

1:04:26

all of this stuff

1:04:27

parent parents need to be paying

1:04:29

attention to what their kids are

1:04:30

learning in school

1:04:31

and i think for too long parents have

1:04:33

just been trusting that

1:04:35

the educational system is teaching

1:04:37

history and teaching science and

1:04:39

teaching normal things and instead

1:04:41

what's going on

1:04:42

is that the entire educational

1:04:44

infrastructure from the top down

1:04:46

in new york city it begins with the

1:04:48

chancellor richard karanza

1:04:50

they're pushing this stuff into the

1:04:52

classrooms they're pushing it on to

1:04:53

teachers and they're pushing it onto

1:04:55

students

1:04:55

and what they're telling students is

1:04:57

that they're not equal that

1:04:59

some students are oppressors and other

1:05:01

students are victims

1:05:02

that they are responsible for an entire

1:05:04

system

1:05:05

of racism that they are meant to do

1:05:07

something about this in a systemic way

1:05:09

and they're completely forgetting that

1:05:11

what kids need to learn

1:05:13

is to be kind to each other to treat

1:05:15

everyone with respect

1:05:16

and to learn the accurate history of our

1:05:18

nation and to learn about literature

1:05:21

and books and mythology and all of these

1:05:23

things without the overarching lens of

1:05:26

racism

1:05:26

shading everything because if you cover

1:05:29

everything with

1:05:30

the idea that it's racist that's all

1:05:32

you're going to see that's all the kids

1:05:33

are going to learn

1:05:34

oh yeah there you go what about math how

1:05:37

about

1:05:37

science and math well you know

1:05:39

mathematics how about teaching the kids

1:05:40

what they're supposed to learn at those

1:05:42

ages they can learn about

1:05:43

racism when they're in college they do

1:05:45

math is racist we've been through this

1:05:47

yeah we did you're right math is racist

1:05:52

yeah this is but this is

1:05:55

out of control yeah well at least

1:05:58

you know rogan said too that i said well

1:06:02

how was the school for you because they

1:06:03

went completely

1:06:05

social justice blm ape crap and the

1:06:08

parents

1:06:09

freaked out that was i think that was

1:06:12

part of him wanting to go

1:06:16

oh that would make sense yeah when you

1:06:18

see your kids turning into monsters

1:06:21

you have to because of the schools yeah

1:06:23

if you hate their parents and the rest

1:06:25

of it

1:06:26

yeah it's very easy yeah and that and i

1:06:30

i think he was very afraid that if

1:06:31

something really went wrong in los

1:06:33

angeles

1:06:34

you can't get out yes and that can

1:06:37

happen

1:06:38

and you can't get out you're right i

1:06:40

think you know the 405 you just see the

1:06:42

405

1:06:43

if everything goes right you can't get

1:06:45

out it's even just on a good day

1:06:48

it's sad but yeah holy crap

1:06:53

holy crap well let's i have some covert

1:06:56

clips we should get out of there okay

1:06:57

yes let's do that before we get back

1:06:58

onto the school thing which is just

1:07:00

makes is irksome i've got a here's over

1:07:04

here's the nice

1:07:04

democracy now whipsaw this is the covid

1:07:07

uh uh

1:07:08

on plasma as the us death toll from

1:07:10

covet 19 nears 185

1:07:13

000 the trump administration is refusing

1:07:15

to join more than 170 countries in a

1:07:18

global effort to develop a coronavirus

1:07:20

vaccine the administration opposes the

1:07:23

effort in part because of the

1:07:24

involvement

1:07:25

of the world health organization public

1:07:27

health officials warn the move could

1:07:29

leave the united states without access

1:07:31

to a vaccine if the global effort

1:07:33

succeeds and u.s efforts fail kendall

1:07:36

hoyt of dartmouth school of medicine

1:07:38

said quote just from a simple risk

1:07:41

management perspective this is

1:07:42

short-sighted

1:07:44

in other public health news a panel of

1:07:45

experts at the national institutes of

1:07:47

health said there's no evidence to show

1:07:49

that convalescent plasma treatment works

1:07:52

against the coronavirus

1:07:53

this directly contradicts the food and

1:07:56

drug administration which recently gave

1:07:57

emergency use authorization for the

1:08:00

treatment

1:08:00

trump triumphantly made the announcement

1:08:02

on the eve of the republican national

1:08:04

convention

1:08:05

the nih panel said quote convalescent

1:08:08

plasma should not be considered standard

1:08:10

of care for the treatment of patients

1:08:12

with covid19

1:08:14

oh my god did you notice the whip saw

1:08:19

well i was waiting for a clip so

1:08:22

honestly i was

1:08:23

focusing on on what the clip would say

1:08:25

and it never came but i think she said

1:08:26

something contradictory at the very

1:08:28

end as to what the whole story was about

1:08:30

maybe i missed it yes

1:08:32

she didn't use the clip she quoted yeah

1:08:34

the very sad quote

1:08:36

so this is her style of whipsaw which is

1:08:38

the quote

1:08:39

yeah but her quote did not match her her

1:08:42

whole story her whole story yeah it's no

1:08:46

good doesn't work yeah and then she

1:08:48

quotes

1:08:50

them saying it shouldn't be a standard

1:08:52

of care the lessened plasma should not

1:08:54

be considered

1:08:55

standard of care for the treatment of

1:08:57

patients with covid19

1:08:59

that's very it's very different than it

1:09:00

doesn't work

1:09:03

not being a standard of care you're

1:09:04

right it's not the same as it doesn't

1:09:06

work

1:09:07

right and this is the kind of thing she

1:09:09

does

1:09:10

she does it differently than the

1:09:12

networks dude the networks are classier

1:09:16

how so will she ever believe the fda

1:09:20

or is it just from only when she doesn't

1:09:22

like it she doesn't she's oh the fda is

1:09:24

full of crap

1:09:25

number two thank you it's behind door

1:09:30

number two adam you know the

1:09:33

we answer the answer all along the

1:09:35

question for no good reason

1:09:37

but yeah no i really was interested

1:09:38

there's another whip shit well

1:09:40

the other whip sauce about kenosha

1:09:42

nevermind let's go back to code this is

1:09:43

a india report

1:09:45

uh india now is the new epicenter let's

1:09:48

get that finally russia's become the

1:09:50

fourth country to surpass

1:09:52

one million reported covet 19 cases

1:09:55

meanwhile india is on pace to soon

1:09:57

surpass

1:09:58

brazil as the world's second most

1:10:00

infected nation

1:10:01

behind the united states in recent weeks

1:10:04

india has emerged as the new epicenter

1:10:06

of the pandemic now listen to this

1:10:09

this is someone sent me this from um

1:10:12

let's see what newspaper what

1:10:13

publication is this is from sky

1:10:15

news let me see if it's australia

1:10:18

uh no this is a sky in

1:10:21

the uk headline coronavirus

1:10:25

infection rate in texas a perfect storm

1:10:30

what are you talking about aren't you in

1:10:34

texas

1:10:34

as we speak a community doctor warns

1:10:37

that some of the most fragile people in

1:10:38

the area who were barely holding on have

1:10:40

just gone

1:10:42

gone they're gone they've disappeared so

1:10:44

they're just

1:10:45

lying to us people in authority lie yeah

1:10:48

they do

1:10:48

thank you bobby kennedy for the reminder

1:10:52

no it's uh it's disgusting

1:10:55

and it's just to get a headline just to

1:10:57

get up here in

1:10:59

texas yeah the other day i read a

1:11:01

headline

1:11:03

vaccine mandatory for all texas school

1:11:06

children

1:11:08

that's exactly what the headline sounded

1:11:09

to me when i read it and you look at the

1:11:11

article

1:11:12

what it was meant to sound like and then

1:11:14

you looked at what vaccine what

1:11:15

vaccine's mandatory for all texas

1:11:17

every single one you've got to be shot

1:11:19

up 80 of them

1:11:21

yes 67. no i think flu

1:11:24

mr you know the measles rubella mumps

1:11:28

and of course the when available the the

1:11:31

corona but if you look at the article

1:11:33

well as we know texas is one of the many

1:11:36

states who do allow

1:11:37

parents to opt out for conscientious or

1:11:39

religious reasons

1:11:40

yeah thank you so it's not mandatory

1:11:44

that's my point but people send it to me

1:11:47

well texas

1:11:48

well man talk about your freedom in

1:11:50

texas

1:11:52

did you read the article dipshit

1:11:55

by the way that's never one of our

1:11:57

producers who does that they're they're

1:11:59

much smarter they don't

1:12:00

know they're the guys who are going to

1:12:01

stop supporting us and have never

1:12:03

supported us

1:12:05

no i want to mention they will say they

1:12:07

never supported us

1:12:09

these people who support us and not

1:12:12

support us

1:12:13

uh we do have databases we know who

1:12:15

everybody is

1:12:16

ah we have we have information on you we

1:12:18

have the we have dossiers

1:12:20

we have dossiers what

1:12:23

links you have sent what clips you have

1:12:26

made

1:12:26

we have a dossier so

1:12:30

uh it's hard to there are a lot there

1:12:32

has

1:12:33

been a number of people that say i've

1:12:35

fed up with you guys

1:12:36

you know you guys are just chilling for

1:12:39

trump yeah

1:12:39

oh yeah and you get that we get some

1:12:42

shilling for trump

1:12:44

not not allowed to happen and they

1:12:46

actually had been a five dollar

1:12:47

subscriber for maybe a year

1:12:49

well i'm sorry i'm sorry about that yeah

1:12:53

i mean you actually wrote a really nice

1:12:57

mission statement we got to get that up

1:12:58

oh yes we have a mission statement now

1:13:00

i'm having it copy edited by our uh

1:13:03

in-house copy editor we have a

1:13:06

official before it goes to the before it

1:13:08

goes to the to the website

1:13:10

department i i she's anonymous

1:13:14

because she works in the business that

1:13:15

doesn't want to be outed no

1:13:17

but she does the work and oh she's doing

1:13:20

the work

1:13:20

she's doing the work she's doing the

1:13:22

work and when that's complete we'll post

1:13:24

it

1:13:24

and it'll it'll solve a lot of issues

1:13:26

people have questions the mission

1:13:27

statement will be after

1:13:29

and she mentioned that she works for a

1:13:31

non-profit that has a mission statement

1:13:33

she was rolled her eyes guy could

1:13:35

hear it in a note that she sent me about

1:13:37

the mission statement i said then i

1:13:39

explained why we needed one that no

1:13:40

podcast

1:13:41

has mission statements they should

1:13:43

because it explains what you're what

1:13:45

you're really there to do

1:13:46

i liked it when i saw it i was like oh

1:13:48

that's that's a pretty interesting thing

1:13:49

to have just for people to read oh okay

1:13:51

that's

1:13:52

i mean that's yeah and it it really was

1:13:54

our mission statement

1:13:56

it was our mission you know i think

1:13:58

podcasters should consider this

1:14:00

because you can go off mission and you

1:14:03

can

1:14:03

you know bring yourself back to reality

1:14:05

because you we're not the joe rogan show

1:14:07

joe rogan's show

1:14:09

makes a lot of money and but he's got 11

1:14:12

he's got 10

1:14:14

to 12 to who knows how many more

1:14:16

listeners than we do and he does video

1:14:18

and he

1:14:18

shows daily which is a huge difference

1:14:20

and he has he's got

1:14:22

interesting big names and it's a

1:14:24

different format

1:14:25

the whole thing is totally a different

1:14:27

show and you know you can't

1:14:29

each people want to do a joe rogan style

1:14:31

show go

1:14:32

knock yourself out good luck

1:14:35

it's not easy not daddy's not that easy

1:14:38

at all

1:14:38

no it's not that easy so he makes a lot

1:14:41

of money

1:14:42

because he does a lot of work so what

1:14:44

was the point

1:14:46

the point was he needs a mission

1:14:47

statement too and his mission is

1:14:49

way different than our mission

1:14:51

absolutely our mission is to deconstruct

1:14:53

news stories and to

1:14:55

bring well you'll see when the mission

1:14:56

statement comes out you'll be amused and

1:14:58

with that

1:14:58

i'd like to thank you for your mission

1:15:00

statement courage and say in the morning

1:15:02

to you the man who put the sea

1:15:03

in the coins no longer in circulation

1:15:06

john c devorak

1:15:08

well in the morning to you mr adam curry

1:15:10

also in the morning all ships to see

1:15:11

boots on the ground feet and the air

1:15:12

subs in the water and all the dams and

1:15:14

nights yes and we say

1:15:15

in the morning to all of our trolls in

1:15:17

the troll room

1:15:18

as we do a little troll count hands up

1:15:21

trolls what do we got we have

1:15:23

15 10 we're 10 above average we've got

1:15:25

an 8 car zephyr and 10 more trolls in

1:15:27

the room

1:15:28

this is a good day indeed a good day

1:15:31

no you should mention this is your

1:15:33

birthday happy birthday adam

1:15:35

thank you thank you john no

1:15:37

agendastream.com is where you can hang

1:15:39

out with all the trolls during the live

1:15:41

shows but at first of all there's a lot

1:15:42

of live shows

1:15:43

because you hear the stream in the chat

1:15:44

room at the same time you can listen

1:15:46

it's synchronized

1:15:47

it's almost like uh like fourth of july

1:15:49

fireworks it's synchronized and

1:15:52

uh in there ask a doug hit up doug and

1:15:55

people will tell you how to do it for an

1:15:56

invite to no agendasocial.com and that

1:15:58

is our federated

1:16:00

social network gosh man your speaker's

1:16:02

just down a little bit

1:16:03

it's really i can't i can't um filter it

1:16:06

out i'm getting there i should get

1:16:07

better i should have

1:16:09

shouldn't be taking any of that

1:16:13

because the speakers are way back there

1:16:14

and nowhere near to be seen and i don't

1:16:16

know

1:16:17

okay

1:16:20

uh no agendasocial.com yes that is where

1:16:23

you can have a good

1:16:24

signal-to-noise ratio conversations and

1:16:26

i'm going to move the microphone

1:16:28

down yeah point it up at me

1:16:32

okay that will should get which should

1:16:34

make a difference

1:16:35

okay thank you that's very good

1:16:38

uh while we're at it uh let us thank the

1:16:42

artist

1:16:43

for episode 1273 1273 false positive

1:16:47

this was

1:16:48

this was done by taunton nail and it was

1:16:51

the

1:16:51

uh no debate 2020

1:16:56

which looked like i guess it was a maybe

1:16:58

that's the biden uh

1:17:00

font joe biden probably 2020 and so it

1:17:04

just turned into no debate

1:17:05

2020. it was it was simple very funny

1:17:08

i like yeah very functional you were

1:17:11

pushing for something else i can't

1:17:13

remember what

1:17:14

yeah i can um i

1:17:17

liked well you liked uh nick the rat's

1:17:21

elephant you like that the ra right the

1:17:24

true rampaging elephant which

1:17:26

should actually be the logo for the

1:17:28

republican party

1:17:30

yeah yeah they should get that from nick

1:17:33

i thought uh ah there was something else

1:17:37

i liked i can't

1:17:38

remember which like this one the ones

1:17:40

with the with the

1:17:42

needles or no no no i didn't like the

1:17:45

need the magic vaccine

1:17:47

i thought that was okay yeah it was a

1:17:50

tough one it's

1:17:51

and it's just not always easy it's not

1:17:53

always easy to do it

1:17:55

to select and it's certainly not

1:17:59

uh art for the newsletter and i wanted

1:18:01

to talk about that for a second which

1:18:03

was the one on page two at the top

1:18:05

okay which was the douchebag which

1:18:08

and i had to run that through uh

1:18:11

image recognition to see if that was

1:18:13

because it's i'm so unlike his

1:18:15

other her oh really not sure i think

1:18:17

it's a her

1:18:18

and you thought it might have been

1:18:20

bogativ

1:18:22

well it was too it was it was way over

1:18:24

the top slick

1:18:27

uh much more so than the usual article

1:18:30

which one was this

1:18:31

it was the same the same artwork was a

1:18:32

different one but no debate

1:18:34

it's the one that's on the top of page

1:18:36

two on the far left oh i'm sorry

1:18:40

let me see which one it is it's the

1:18:41

laughing icons

1:18:43

from yes with the glow from europe with

1:18:46

the globe yeah

1:18:48

yeah so i would like to know i would

1:18:51

remind people that we have to be careful

1:18:52

about using other people so you thought

1:18:54

you thought it was

1:18:55

so but you confirmed that it was

1:18:56

original art well i couldn't find any

1:18:58

anything like it so i would have to

1:19:00

assume so good

1:19:03

build back better black that's a good

1:19:04

piece

1:19:06

that is a good piece yeah sign up for

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the newsletter people you can sign up

1:19:10

on any show notes page it's available

1:19:12

everywhere and well artists should

1:19:14

definitely sign up so let me see if

1:19:15

their art gets picked

1:19:16

and a big shout out to tim who

1:19:19

has done the new website no

1:19:23

agendashow.com.com.net

1:19:24

and he's now added a search on each

1:19:27

episode page where you can search

1:19:29

the transcript oh my god

1:19:33

it's crazy

1:19:36

and we'd like to do it yeah no agenda

1:19:38

artgenerator.com we love our artists we

1:19:40

love

1:19:41

uh the attention it brings to the show

1:19:43

uh the excitement it generates for

1:19:45

people seeing a new episode

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uh it's not just the same old art and

1:19:49

some words a title it actually is

1:19:51

something that gets people's attention

1:19:53

we think it's

1:19:54

incredibly important and a very high

1:19:56

value so we appreciate that

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that's why we give your credit as the

1:19:59

artist for episode 1273 and here are

1:20:02

executive producers and associate

1:20:04

executive producers who have supported

1:20:06

the

1:20:06

the show financial

1:20:09

well this is a birthday show so we're

1:20:11

gonna have some good numbers here

1:20:13

uh and you're what you're 56 years old

1:20:16

today

1:20:17

that's correct today 56.

1:20:20

and we start off with the and people are

1:20:22

so happy to say

1:20:24

happy birthday that we start off with

1:20:26

anonymous

1:20:28

happy birthday but i don't want you to

1:20:29

know who i am

1:20:37

so anonymous says um

1:20:40

oh it came at 1274.56 wow

1:20:44

what is this number for oh

1:20:48

much to say no it's episodes happy

1:20:49

birthday adam hey it's an episode 12 74.

1:20:53

12 74. uh happy birthday adam and happy

1:20:56

thursday john no jingles no karma 1274

1:20:59

for the episode

1:21:00

56 for my age thank you thank you

1:21:03

anonymous

1:21:03

yeah thank you wow that's very cool room

1:21:06

for that

1:21:07

no no no no no no troll room just me

1:21:10

otaku sur otaku the duke of the north

1:21:13

east texas and the red river valley from

1:21:15

louisville texas came in with another

1:21:17

1274 so we have two

1:21:19

wow two episodes show club members geez

1:21:21

that doesn't happen

1:21:22

we've had a show club member for six

1:21:24

months that's longer maybe

1:21:26

wow thank you so much see sure

1:21:30

short comment happy birthday adam

1:21:31

earlier this week i cancelled my nhl

1:21:33

season tickets due to the game walk out

1:21:35

so i thought i would send a portion of

1:21:37

the refund to help with the show

1:21:38

wow that's just a portion of the refund

1:21:41

i hate politics in my sports and would

1:21:43

rather listen to the two i agree

1:21:45

a lot of people feel that way that's why

1:21:47

i've always stayed away from sports i

1:21:49

knew it would suck eventually

1:21:50

um i hate politics in my sports and

1:21:53

would rather listen to the two of you

1:21:55

anyway yeah notice no s now that

1:21:58

barbecue competitions are going strong

1:22:00

again ah we know who this is i need some

1:22:02

jcd mac and cheese karma as i get ready

1:22:05

to

1:22:06

compete in two back-to-back steak

1:22:08

competitions in northwest

1:22:10

texas this coming weekend hopefully i'll

1:22:12

get a call

1:22:13

to help defray the cost of competing uh

1:22:16

john i need to send you my award-winning

1:22:18

competitive a competition recipe so you

1:22:20

can try your hand at some one bite

1:22:22

wonders

1:22:23

blessed with smoke and great flavors

1:22:25

seventy three i am all in don't forget

1:22:27

john at dvorak.org just send me uh the

1:22:30

recipes and i'll try them out

1:22:32

uh and he is kilo5 victor zulu sir otaku

1:22:37

duke of the northeast a duke of

1:22:38

northeast texas and the red river valley

1:22:41

and we say uh thank you very much for

1:22:44

your courage

1:22:45

and 73 from kilo 5 alpha charlie

1:22:48

charlie no that's not the one i wanted i

1:22:52

like chocolate that's not the mac and

1:22:56

cheese

1:22:58

well it's uh it's fine hold on

1:23:01

let me he wants it who cares he of

1:23:04

course people you're radioactive

1:23:06

you're radioactive let me get the geiger

1:23:08

counter

1:23:14

[Music]

1:23:16

yep yep radioactive

1:23:21

mac and cheese there you go got it

1:23:23

genius of sound effects

1:23:26

sir julian comes in from morgan hill

1:23:28

california with a nice big

1:23:30

56-56 wow

1:23:33

wow 565 60 cents that's a pretty good

1:23:36

one it's great

1:23:38

very creative uh happy birthday adam my

1:23:41

best three quarters also wanted to

1:23:43

donate

1:23:44

to say thank you for providing a valid

1:23:46

covet death chart since the m5m isn't

1:23:48

showing that data

1:23:50

yes we had a death chart on in the

1:23:52

newsletter that was

1:23:54

showing the real and what and what what

1:23:57

is the actual breakdown what was the

1:23:58

surprising

1:23:59

it's it's like it's just a loop-de-loop

1:24:01

it goes up we got the big thing

1:24:02

you know in the early year then it came

1:24:04

down and then we reopened it came up a

1:24:06

little bit

1:24:06

very little now it's down to next to

1:24:08

nothing right

1:24:11

massive official number so we could

1:24:12

that's not the m5m numbers mascot

1:24:16

uh so thank you sir julia karma or

1:24:19

anything no no no no no it's just

1:24:21

sending it out

1:24:21

i'm gonna move on to benjamin natis46315

1:24:26

from san francisco

1:24:28

i started reading the newsletter

1:24:29

thinking i should donate for adam's

1:24:30

birthday

1:24:31

then i clicked on john's linked epoch

1:24:33

times article detailing the downfall of

1:24:36

new york city

1:24:37

slowly and surely i was dragged down i

1:24:40

then closed it and finished john's

1:24:41

newsletter and witnessed the amazing elf

1:24:44

animated gif at the end my spirits were

1:24:47

raised

1:24:48

jcd's excellent animations on top of

1:24:51

graphs and quality text

1:24:53

convinced me that the baron of san

1:24:55

francisco much must reach the next level

1:24:57

yes with my july contributions of 203.52

1:25:00

and 333.33 i now reached four thousand

1:25:03

dollars

1:25:04

given me with this 416 15.

1:25:08

reverend manning clip will do just fine

1:25:10

happy birthday adam well thank you so

1:25:12

much

1:25:12

they're saying that all hell is going to

1:25:15

break loose and you're going to need a

1:25:16

bitcoin

1:25:17

so does he get a new title is there

1:25:20

attention well he didn't ask for

1:25:21

anything so i'm going to ask him to send

1:25:23

us a note

1:25:23

yes i think this is barren territory

1:25:27

yeah well he's already a baron now so

1:25:30

he's going to be

1:25:31

up he's up higher than that

1:25:34

yeah send us a note where you want that

1:25:36

the baron must reach the next level

1:25:38

okay oh he's got okay he's going still

1:25:40

he's still moving up

1:25:41

okay you can read the next one uh see

1:25:43

mike in kansas city ah yes

1:25:46

uh actually he see mike in kansas city

1:25:48

but i don't know if he

1:25:49

lives there it doesn't matter happy

1:25:50

birthday podfather oh howdy to jcd as

1:25:53

well

1:25:54

it was with chagrin and amusement that i

1:25:56

heard my friend adam and rock island

1:25:58

call me out on sunday show

1:26:00

it has been a couple of years since i

1:26:01

donated so i am a bit overdue

1:26:03

please deduce me you've been deduced

1:26:08

even more overdue is my becoming an

1:26:10

executive producer i've been a fan of

1:26:11

adam's work since early 2005 when i

1:26:14

discovered the daily source code and was

1:26:15

instantly hooked on podcasting

1:26:18

i wrote the server side code for several

1:26:20

podcast websites helped friends start

1:26:22

their own podcast

1:26:23

and was even part of the talent ensemble

1:26:25

aha

1:26:26

at the daily morse code well that was

1:26:29

still a thing

1:26:30

holy crap we were doing

1:26:34

i think we were doing um podcasts of

1:26:37

morse code

1:26:40

wow i know yeah no one got laid on the

1:26:44

team

1:26:45

listening to no agenda and taking notes

1:26:47

about the craft of podcasting including

1:26:49

john's

1:26:49

sagacious insights and observations has

1:26:52

saved me a lot of money and time over

1:26:54

the years allowing me to spend that time

1:26:56

and money with my smoking hot wife and

1:26:58

our nine

1:26:59

nine human resources

1:27:04

oh man thank you i thought i was tired

1:27:07

after a rogan

1:27:08

uh thank you for the years of excellent

1:27:10

media deconstruction and the de facto

1:27:12

school of podcasting it's not for

1:27:14

nothing that this is called the best

1:27:16

podcast

1:27:17

in the universe and then he says he

1:27:19

wants algo's algos

1:27:20

he actually sent it to me we're all

1:27:22

gonna die he wants an atlas shrugged

1:27:25

and a special dvorak dot org slash

1:27:29

n a which i have here any karma to go

1:27:33

no we're good he says love you big hair

1:27:36

hope you win

1:27:37

let's see mike in kansas city where the

1:27:38

c stands for chucklehead thank you very

1:27:40

much

1:27:41

mike it's very much appreciated i'm i'm

1:27:43

happy you've been along for the ride man

1:27:44

thank you for all you've done for

1:27:45

podcasting algos

1:27:47

algos and more algos we're all gonna die

1:27:52

[Applause]

1:27:56

dot org

1:28:00

cute i like the algos one that she was

1:28:03

just a keeper yeah we had it it's

1:28:05

a very old but uh he's not remember it

1:28:07

yeah

1:28:08

yeah i can tell you when we onward with

1:28:10

uh sir future psychobot in

1:28:12

sylvania ohio 350 and he wrote a note in

1:28:16

by uh send it in uh thank you for

1:28:19

uh hosting the greatest podcast universe

1:28:21

i've been listening to no agenda since

1:28:23

episode 1233

1:28:26

i have listened to previous episodes

1:28:27

going back to 1221.

1:28:29

i would like to provide an update on

1:28:31

what is happening in ohio

1:28:32

yes all of the sources are from the ohio

1:28:37

state house news going back to may

1:28:39

some republican members of the ohio

1:28:41

general assembly have submitted articles

1:28:43

of

1:28:43

impeachment for rhino governor dewine

1:28:46

who has become friends with the radical

1:28:48

far left

1:28:49

dewine is not being transparent about

1:28:51

the coronavirus statistics

1:28:53

and the need for a s lockdown including

1:28:56

restrictions he's got

1:28:58

he's got all this documented with

1:29:00

various articles

1:29:01

the mayor of columbus may defund and

1:29:04

abolish the police

1:29:06

well that'll be a good one i'd like to

1:29:08

see that well i wish somebody

1:29:09

would somebody execute this plan i want

1:29:11

to see what happens

1:29:12

the highlighted articles i wish i would

1:29:14

suggest reading he's got a bunch of

1:29:16

stuff here and i looked at all of this

1:29:17

quite good

1:29:18

quite interesting anyway in the ends he

1:29:20

says

1:29:21

ask adam if he knows any cultural and

1:29:25

or historical references of the practice

1:29:28

of pointing at or

1:29:30

tapping the forehead in germany oh

1:29:33

certainly that's what means you're crazy

1:29:35

they tap so if you're nuts they'll take

1:29:37

the index finger

1:29:38

and tap right in the middle of their

1:29:39

forehead with a pointed finger like

1:29:41

you're crazy

1:29:42

like we might do to the side the temple

1:29:44

like a circular motion like that

1:29:45

person's crazy

1:29:46

they do it right in the front and there

1:29:50

you have it

1:29:51

this show is unbelievable dan smith is

1:29:55

up next

1:29:56

wait wait i wanted to mention see mike

1:30:00

uh he's in the troll room he said it's

1:30:02

very interesting john that's a very old

1:30:04

thing that algos algos algos

1:30:06

see mike says when i sent that to adam

1:30:08

recorded during a show years ago and

1:30:10

adam played it

1:30:11

john said he hated it

1:30:14

my how you've grown

1:30:17

all right i doubt this is true okay

1:30:20

there's why would i hate it what

1:30:22

difference is you know what it was what

1274: Thugs on a plane

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