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Whoo. Adam Curry Jhansi devora
December 10 2020 this is your
award winning nation media
assassination Episode 1300. This
is no agenda
and broadcasting live from
opportunity's own 33 here in the
frontier of Austin, Texas
capitals, Star State in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam
Curry, and I'm from Northern
Silicon Valley where it turns
out that podcasting is the
thing.
No, no, no what you're just
discovering this. Who told you
Megyn Kelly, how did you find
out podcasting is a thing.
Brunetti? Oh, our super producer
Dana Brunetti super. What did it
What did you say? What did he
say? He said that podcast and he
was casting. He's doing
podcasts?
Yeah. Yeah. He's done it before.
He's taking them off the market.
They were so good.
When he took them off the
market, they were so good. Yes.
He says that he Yes, he had. He
was doing a Hollywood podcast.
And apparently it was so good.
Yeah. That it would have cost
them business. Oh, I see.
All right. So are you going to
give us a report on your wine
tasting? Surely went up to wine
case we went to taste it.
Let's just set up Dana Brunetti
super producer from Hollywood
producer of the no agenda show.
Yeah, yes. Yeah. And he's a
reluctant associate producer and
still irked about what he thinks
that's a lame credit. He feels
that it's just beyond beyond
like, can't be on his record to
be associate executive producer.
Oh, no.
This is beyond land. All right,
give us a little report.
Great place we went up to this.
This is one of the cult wineries
that sells its very expensive
wine one of our producers
happens to be working up there.
Amy and we got a boo got to the
VIP tour of the drank like I
know tasted let's say a
1-234-567-8910 nine
or I'm sorry six first flight
and then another flight of now
was Dana also spitting or was he
swallowing he was tried spitting
but apparently he couldn't taste
properly by spitting. Okay, I'm
just spit you gotta upload. You
gotta you gotta dribble it out.
into the glass. Yeah, I don't
drink
like a spittoon Yeah, you'd be
another Monday go tasting with
Yeah. So.
So we had these, these are these
are 100 point wines, all the
wines step one over 100 points
from, you know, the good old
days when Parker was actually
doing the tasting No. And they
it really brought in and of
course, I managed to get the
whole tasting off the rails.
Because this this guy that would
the winemaker Pierre got into a
fight with Pierre did not know I
didn't know. And is he has a
very photogenic pretty daughter,
who is also the winemaker Elaine
with a with a great French name.
No, we started talking about you
were started doing the wine BSc.
Oh, yeah, well, I have to do.
Next thing you know, we're
talking about arming Yak and
cognac. And everyone else is
really you know, Burnett is
going for his Glock. He's just
about to put in his mouth
everyone else's. with kerosene.
This thing went on and on. And
so
I was having a good time with
Pierre
knows how I feel about doing
this show. Exactly. Where's my
Glock?
So the whole thing was sounds
like a good time. It was fun. I
had a good time. Yeah. And, and
I learned quite a bit what I did
learn now just say this for
anyone out there likes wine. I
have to say I suspected this for
a long time. What they really do
at this winery. is they do
Cabernet Merlot and Cabernet
Franc wines. But then there's
three different wines. But
Sonoma County really is.
Should be California's home for
mirlo. They can make some to the
level of quality of the mirlo is
out out of the out of this world
is on par with anything anywhere
else. Hey, Okay, a couple of
questions. One, did you have to
wear a mask at the winery and
like put the mask
down just say flat out all
proper mask and social
distancing? And all required
California. All I'm sorry, all
California requirements for
social distancing and masking up
were observed to the letter Oh,
yes. I'm sure that made it quite
enjoyable. Do you have your
gloves on as well? We observed
every hand your facial
we had to face
massless plastic guards know
everything it was observed in
the letter. That's all I've got
to say. Okay, thank you
understood. And Dana, Dana's
Dana's fiance came to well this
is gonna be my exact question.
Tell us about the fiance. She's
just she is just a sweetheart.
Yeah
that's all there is to it. She's
really you guys look at all the
luck that's just how does it
work? You can tell he's one of
burnetii is he's one of these
are really down to earth guy
Believe it or not, but he's one
of those guys who's just got
he's got to touch or something's
like your Gladstone Gander. He's
just have what we need some of
that touch from him Then touch
on. Just Dana. He's gonna be
short look at short term or my
opinion, but she's a charmer.
She is the heiress to the Bijon
family.
Family. Oh, and she is really
not she can listenership but she
can she?
Can she's been a discount
on it. Can she get us a
discount? I think so. Okay, just
checking.
And the point is, is that she's,
she's just really fantastic.
Very pleasant and what she's
doing with Brunetti then is the
question, Who else asked, they
actually met on a dating app?
No, you're telling me that multi
100 millionaire Hollywood
producers use dating apps, just
some high end dating apps or
depending you have to qualify to
get on. And what made it
coincidental Not that I want to
tell these stories out of
church, but there were two of
these high end dating apps and
both apps put the two of them
together. That's the algo man.
Yeah.
Same app. 12345.
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a
seven car Zephyr economic report
tell the boys over at the CNBC
Squawk Box as the economy is not
doing that. Well. Bitcoin
18,185.
Oh my god.
Okay.
Yes, I would tell them what I
have one Brunetti story that he
rolled out that I thought was
interesting about Hollywood star
and you asked him about Kevin
Spacey? which you're telling me
about off air? Right? I don't I
didn't get his face. Hmm. Okay.
Well, we did talk about the
movie Captain Phillips. Oh, with
Tom Hanks. Yeah, okay. There's a
producer on Yeah. And he
they cast that the Somali
pirates by going to Minnesota.
Wow. Yes. is already funny.
Hey, Ilan, you got any pirates
for us?
You went to Minnesota did a
cattle call brought in a whole
everybody from Minnesota a bunch
of Somalis. None of them knew
how to act. Now. These are met
actors.
But it turned out that they were
method actors. And half. Most of
the scenes would Hanks on the on
the bridge. Were ad libbed. Wow,
that's a take.
And after the Yeah, the ad
libbed A lot of it, if not most
of it. And then at the end of
the after the shoot, everything
was wrapped. One of the Somalis
got nominated for the Academy
Award. Tom Hanks didn't. That's
right. I remember that guy
winning and that was just some
dude they picked up off of a
cattle call in Minneapolis.
Yeah, no is fantastic. Wow.
That's a good piece of Hollywood
trivia. That was a good one.
From sommeliers to Somali
pirates, ladies and gentlemen,
the uninhabitable john C.
Dvorak. Well done, sir.
Someone finally made a jingle
for us.
It was fun. Yeah. Very Brunetti,
by the way is like a hands on
guy, man. He's just bulldozing
his own property. And he's got
this to that truck. He's got a
picture of his trial. He didn't
get a giant f 152 53. He's got
450
a big giant diesel truck with
four wheels in the back. Okay,
simmer down. Donna Sam, I know
you're all excited about the big
big truck. big truck. big truck.
Anyway, all right. Well, there's
a lot to get. Thank you for that
report that that that was none
was good. Shake the cobwebs
loose so we can get into today's
show because there's some cool
stuff going on.
Very cool stuff, particularly as
we get closer to a vaccine for
the Coronavirus. Everyone's
getting all excited and there's
all kinds of stuff going on, but
I think we should
Start with a couple of reports
just so we get a lay of the land
to know how afraid we should be.
Fauci is out and about with
Burke's telling everybody we
should be very very, very
concerned afraid and, if not
terrified CBS tonight grim
reality gray every hour the UFC
more than 8000 new COVID cases
and nearly 100 deaths. Anthony
Fauci telling Norah O'Donnell
today, the worst is yet to come.
The Blitz
isn't even here yet. So we're
getting those staggering numbers
of new cases and
hospitalizations. Before we even
feel the full brunt of the
Thanksgiving holiday to
illustrate how fast a virus can
spread. This map shows cell
phone signals of Penn State
University students as they
traveled Thanksgiving weekend. I
love how they do that is that
they connect Coronavirus spread
to cell phones that somehow
they're magically just able to
track and show on show on a map.
Thank you. And then that's just
y'all. This is how it happens.
Look at those young infected see
the pus driven students, what
are they doing?
And the worst is yet to come.
Is it
well, do you I've seen I'm a
little hesitant to move forward
because I see that you have some
COVID stuff if you have other
reports that we need to listen
to. Oh, well I before we get
vaccines, then Yeah, I will.
I've got two things. two angles
here. Okay when I got my
rundowns. All right, yeah, I
want rundowns. But let's go with
the COVID. rundown from
democracy now. The US recorded
over 2500 deaths and over
215,000 confirmed covid 19 cases
yesterday alone confirms the
average number of daily cases
has sailed past 200,000. Health
experts say the first signs of
spikes related to Thanksgiving
travel are starting to emerge.
Oh wait a minute. Fauci just
said they weren't there yet. He
says is still coming. This is
called reports. I have already
said that there was your
merchant. I think you're This
was yesterday. So maybe you were
sorry. Tuesday's report. cases
have risen over the last week in
38 states in the District of
Columbia. On Tuesday, President
Elect Joe Biden officially
introduced his Coronavirus
response team and outlined his
goals for tackling the pandemic
when he takes office, masking,
vaccinations, opening schools,
these are the three key goals
from our first 100 days.
The latest at the last 100
million COVID-19 vaccine, at
least 100 million COVID vaccines
shots into the arms of the
American people.
I don't understand why any
speech writer would approve that
line. And he keeps using it over
and over. We're gonna we're
gonna put the shots into the
arms of the American people. I
don't think that's a positive
visual. It just doesn't seem
like something you want people
to be thinking about. But Joe's
using it because he's going to
be the guy to personally,
personally stick that needle in
your arm in the first 100 days
in the first 100 days. The Food
and Drug Administration's found
Pfizer biontech Coronavirus
vaccine to be successful in
clinical trials, bringing it one
step closer to being authorized
for widespread use authority say
they'll start distributing the
vaccine within days of the
emergency use authorization,
which is expected perhaps
tomorrow. This comes as some
trial participants warned they
experienced intense symptoms,
including chills, headaches and
fatigue for the second shot,
which needs to be administered
about three weeks after the
first steps. It has anyone
actually watched democracy now.
Do we have any numbers on this?
I mean, I'm watching it. I know
but is it an influential
program?
Not that I know of Oh, no. Okay,
because we play so much on you.
They're running it on PBS. So
you know, people who watch PBS
religiously refused to watch
anything else. That is
influential, then it is
influential, I think it is.
Well, I don't know how it's
watched. Just Just push that
just before you go to the next
report a quick intermetro from
Fauci.
As I said, you know, he's doing
the rounds and seems to be
contradicting that the surge is
already here. We've already seen
it. But he goes on the Cuomo
show, as in not a not the kid
Cuomo, but Governor Cuomo, and
they're yapping back and forth.
And this is the Emmy winning
show. Yes, the Emmy Award
winning Governor Cuomo and he's
in it's gone to his head. Now. I
think your voice on saying that
the vaccines are safe,
would be important. I said that
as soon as
The vaccine is deemed ready and
safe. I'll be the first one to
take a vaccine. Maybe we enlist
you I'll do it with you. We'll
do an ad telling New Yorkers
it's safe to take the vaccine
to, to you know, put us together
with like the modern day. De
Niro and pitino you can be which
whenever, whichever you want you
can be the De Niro or cucina.
I'll keep you from blue. Do you
want to be the narrow or patina?
Which one do you want?
Yeah, who is the politician?
Man, they do love themselves
though. Hey, love themselves.
They're just all full of it.
Beautiful.
Bloom was disgusting. Let's play
part two of this clip.
Meanwhile, a new report finds as
many as nine out of 10 people in
dozens of poor countries around
the world could miss out on the
vaccine next year. Both the
supply miss a bought up by
wealthier nations, the people's
vaccine Alliance as wealthy
countries are hoarding enough
doses to vaccinate their
populations nearly three times
over. In other Coronavirus News.
Ron says
whenever broadcasted does that I
just have to go back and review
she choked on her own saliva
here. It was pretty cool. Listen
in other Coronavirus News. Ron
says you relations nearly three
times over. In other Coronavirus
News. Ron says us sanctions have
prevented it from making a
payment to Kovacs the UN's
mechanism to ensure no
distribution of vaccines
possibly stop a
couple of things. So this un
mechanism to make sure everybody
gets vaccines. Kovacs. Yeah. If
you don't give them money, yeah,
you're out of the out. You're
out of the club. Yeah, I thought
this was a thing to give. Make
sure everybody got the vaccine
the world over not not to gouge
people. Yeah, but there's a
problem. Now, you see, because
President Trump is saying
America first. And the elites of
the world are confused and, and
getting angry because well, this
is supposed to be the whole
world. How come you get it
first? America? Yeah, this is
not his first so then. But I
think there's a reason they got
it. First. We'll finish this
clip. COVID Wait, wait, one more
should this should measure they
don't go into it in much detail.
But this people's vaccine
Alliance? Yeah. Yeah, keep an
eye on now. Yeah. It from making
a payment to Kovacs, the UN's
mechanism to ensure fair
distribution of vaccines,
possibly putting its receipt of
nearly 17 million doses in
jeopardy. That amount would
cover around 10% of Iran's
population.
I'm
sorry. So the President did this
vaccine summit, he signed his
executive order to make sure
everything gets out there as
soon as possible. And he very
clearly said, if, if we need
more than I'll just invoke the
defense production act, and that
would then force a Pfizer or
moderna, or Johnson and Johnson,
to focus on America first. And I
think we have paid for a lot of
it. But anyway, yes, we know
that the Brits jumped the gun.
And that took everyone by
surprise, especially Fauci, who
was complaining about it now, at
the time.
We deconstructed it as well. He
has more stock in moderna than
Pfizer. So maybe that's why he
was irked. But the Johnson and
Johnson vaccine is coming as
well. And I don't know if it's
the FDA is meeting as we speak,
to look at the emergency use
authorization for Pfizer, I
don't know if they're doing it
from attorney yet. But Johnson
and Johnson is coming up. Now
the difference with Johnson and
Johnson is they went to
traditional route with
attenuated virus, they grow it
in the egg in the egg culture or
whatever their processes but
it's not repeat, not an mRNA
vaccine, which is this new kind,
which has never been tried at
this scale, which I think that
people around the world are
generally grossly under informed
about it. I would think and, and
so when President slipped up on
something talking about Firstly,
you'll hear mentioned this clip
talked about Johnson and
Johnson, which I think he's the
only one that's promoted that
which we immediately took as
well they're losers. And they
are they're way behind they
haven't you know that they're
not in the same and they're not
up front like the MMR tracks are
doing that. The real that type
of old fashioned vaccine is
long. Yes, it takes long and
it's even amazing that that
they're done this early
and they and I think they waited
a little bit
too, just to make sure that they
did announce before the before
the election. So the President
is talking about three vaccines,
the Johnson and Johnson and then
Pfizer and Madonna. And I got to
think that maybe the Brits
really should have held off a
little bit because Well listen,
as you know, the Johnson and
Johnson is a one dose one shot
vaccine. So we're gonna see how
that works. That would be very
helpful in that well came out
and I think it probably will
also, they're showing
tremendous, tremendous promise
all of them tremendous problem
work, where we're very hopeful
that the FDA
the first time he says
tremendous promise, and then
he's in the clinic, and he says
tremendous problems and he
swallows the problems word. As
he's I think he's talking about
the other two vaccines and
listen, okay, mad, and I think
it probably will also, they're
showing tremendous, tremendous
promise, all of them tremendous
problem where we're very hopeful
that the FDA will authorize the
Pfizer vaccine within days, we
got to get it moving. I don't
know. It's, as usual, I'm
looking for things. I personally
think the mRNA vaccines are
something to keep your eye on,
you know, may not want to jump
into that right away, especially
since CNN, in the world really
was promoting the first Brit to
receive the mRNA vaccine. And it
was a lady that cnn had on in
October, same photo, same photo.
This lady is world famous. She's
all over the place. And
interesting at the time, which
was around Halloween, she was
wearing a Christmas sweater. I
remember finding that odd when I
saw that picture a couple months
ago. Now she's the first one to
get the vaccine. So that doesn't
have all the photos in the
newsletter. Yeah, that doesn't
build confidence at all. And
there are many groups who are
not confident at least not with
President Trump. Mayor, you
know, we're getting closer This
is broth with Mayor Keisha Lance
bottoms of Atlanta beggar, you
know, we're getting closer and
closer to an approved vaccine.
But a new Pew Research poll
shows only 42% of black
Americans say they would
definitely or probably get the
vaccine. How problematic could
that lack of confidence be?
Well, well, it is problematic.
But you you know the history it
goes back many decades, of
course, to the Tuskegee
experiment, and African
Americans being intentionally
injected with a disease. So
there is a history there. This
is this is going to take a lot
of education. It is going to
take creating trust with a
community of people. I do
believe once there is a
transition of power, there will
be more trust in the Biden
Harris portion. And I think that
will go a long way and will
giving people confidence that
this vaccine will be safe. I
suspect you're right that there
Keisha Lance bottoms of Atlanta,
thank you so much for joining us
stay safe.
Stay safe, I have a feeling both
of them are wrong. I do not
think the African American
community is going to be feeling
any better about it with Joe and
Camila especially not if they're
properly informed about the
newness of this methodology. But
of course, we'll just try and
get to them everywhere we can.
Remember we heard about the
United Nations based group that
was training doctors to be
guides on Tick Tock and guide
everybody and help people
understand how everything is
good and you should trust them.
Well, we've got one of those in
the wild there's there's this is
actually one, this one woman on
tik tok, and she's very
recognizable was a
big reddish glasses, you know,
just iconic to look at. Okay, I
remember her and now she had on
another woman doctor. I think
she may be Chinese American. Not
sure but just listen to the made
for Tick Tock message shrift
over reasons why the COVID mRNA
vaccine was not rushed. Number
one, this is not new technology.
Companies like Madonna have
already had this platform for
developing mRNA vaccines for
quite some time. So everything
is turning to develop a new mRNA
vaccine. Yes, this is the first
inhuman approved mRNA vaccine
but it's not new technology.
Number two Necessity is the
mother of invention. There is an
urgency to get a vaccine
developed quickly. So money was
poured in to support the
development of these vaccines
that help expedite number three
traditional vaccines tend to be
developed using something called
cell culture in which we rely on
cells in the lab to grow the
antigen we need to create that
traditional vaccine. But cell
culture is resource heavy, time
consuming. And you may run into
issues like your cells getting
contaminated and that whole
batch gets thrown out. It's a
fairly quick process to make
mRNA in a lab number four, how
quickly you can complete a
clinical trial depends on
recruitment and also how quickly
you can get to the outcome.
Luckily tons of people
volunteered
For the study, and there's tons
of COVID around so we were able
to see very quickly if it worked
or not and their way red tape as
well as expedited these clinical
trials were still run totally by
the books.
That's their that's their stand
on this scale sir. This may
work. This type of propaganda
may work just cut cut it up
YouTube style, throw it on Tick
Tock make it in 58 minutes. It
may work, I don't know. But
they're certainly trying to talk
or they're certainly trying. Oh,
don't worry. We're trying
everywhere to change people's
minds and what they're doing to
kids now the toy makers Ah, ah,
these guys are great. This is a
report from a toy store in Spain
where they're just a little bit
ahead of the curve, but I'm sure
we'll have this here for
Christmas bellido is being
tested for the Coronavirus not
for real but as part of one of
the hot selling toys this
Christmas, Spanish toymaker
giant Formosa. Unfortunately for
this particular belly, being
screened by Formosa chief
executive Mary Yves rougeau, and
diagnosis is not a good one.
Before I continue this, so this
doll in the doll can get a
Coronavirus test. And then you
you push the dolls belly or you
hold something up for the test.
And that's the sound it makes if
you test positive and I think
this is intended to terrify and
terrorize the child is thinking
that a nuclear holocaust is upon
us when you get a positive test
which could be 97% false
positive to start with. This is
crazy.
That's a nice toy for my kid.
That's great.
Toy and then but then the more
happens to it.
In this case is being tickled
what you see is this fence comes
up is the doll so the dog get
out Yeah, the dog gets
immediately course Yeah, like a
green fence. The dollars
quarantine is fantastic,
disgusting. pandemic started, we
noticed that the kids always
have a tendency to imitate what
the adults do started to want to
put masks on their on the dolls.
And we decided to actually
produce a doll with a mask,
Nancy mask. And it was really
good because Nancy's a reference
for the kids and for them. for
the kids. It's an example. It's
very important that she'd be
wearing a mask to show the
example to the kid that it makes
it just normal to wear a mask
and really trying to normalize
everything with the mask. So
this is an as you probably
heard, even if you have the
vaccine, if you've been
vaccinated, you will still have
to wear a mask for the rest of
your life because that's you
know, you're still you can still
give it to other people. Never
any of this with measles or the
MMR stuff never never a mass
doesn't measles airborne how to
kids give measles to each other.
Yeah, yeah. Is it airborne? I
think it's airborne Yeah, no
mass for that you're vaccinated.
No mass. No, but for this, we're
gonna have to have a mask and
your mascot and you're told that
everyone's all on board with it.
You might have seen Saturday
Night Live with the audience all
messed up all being the perfect
little human resources or is
there something else going on?
Saturday Night Live is
continuing to tape with live
audiences even though
withdrawing the pandemic, Laura
and how they're getting away
with this loophole. They pay
their audience members they pay
them 150 bucks to show up, sit
indoors as part of that live
audience it so technically
they're workers of the show. And
that's why despite all the
lockdowns in the spring and New
York Governor Cuomo threats to
shut indoor dining in New York
City at the hospitalization rate
doesn't immediately level off
Saturday Night Live continues to
film just paid the paid extras
to what we're getting paid $150
to risk their life.
Nice find this hilarious.
It's unbelievable. It's the
funniest clip. I've given you a
clip of the day. Well, it's nice
to make it within the first 30
minutes of the show. Thank you.
Just just 30 minutes already
clip of the day, that means it's
gonna be a dynamite show. So it
all goes downhill from here in
Kansas navia though they are one
step ahead of us not one step
ahead of the no agenda show
because we've been expecting
this and we'll see how this
plays out in the
United States but up north.
Here you go everybody your
freedom pass is on deck Health
Canada is expected to approve
the Pfizer vaccine this week. So
just in a short matter of time.
polls suggest the majority of
Canadians will in fact roll up
their sleeves, but some will
not. And at least one province,
Ontario says anyone who does not
will likely face ongoing
restrictions while the rest of
the population gets back to sort
of normal life long. Laura
McQuillan, I'm referring to
looking at Ontario's plan as the
Health Minister announced
yesterday. Yeah, some kind of a
card that you would carry that
proves you've had your two
shots, some kind of a call, what
could it be? Would it just be a
card? Or would it be an app or
whatever the QR code what's so
surprised about this? This is
crazy. The vaccine could be one
shot if it is a one shot
vaccine, but most look like they
will be too. So once you're
fully immunized, you'd have
what's been described as a
vaccination card vaccination
passport, I get when you go to
do things that you can't
currently do once those
businesses or places reopen.
Health Minister Christine Elliot
gave some more details yesterday
on just how it might work and
where those restrictions might
live for you. If you can prove
you've been vaccinated, it's
going to be really important for
people to have for travel
purposes, perhaps for work
purposes for going to theaters
or cinemas or any other places
where people will be in closer
physical contact when we get
through the worst of the
pandemic. So yes, yes, that will
be essential for people to have
that. So not mandatory to get
the shot. But if you don't get
it, you might be opting out of
those things that this card
enables you to do. As you
mentioned, as you heard, I
mentioned that jobs that could
be a field such as health care,
such as being a teacher, you
might need to prove that you've
been vaccinated because you have
that contact with people, but
it's not yet clear what power
employers would have to require
you to prove this. Yeah, this is
the conversation we're going to
have in the United States
everywhere in the world. They'll
have this everywhere. And people
I think people should resist
because it's just the beginning.
There's some very odd reports
coming out of England about
these first peep the people
first get the shot. Yeah. Are
they dying?
No, they're not like my idea is
that you take the shot you take
step one step outside the clinic
and you fall over. But now
they're having like these, these
migraines and real pain is like
Bill Gates said is a lot of
pain. super painful shot is
super painful, super painful.
There's a bunch of like really
negative reports. And it turns
out that anyone with any sort of
allergies, yeah, there shouldn't
take to take the shot and anyone
who is pregnant or wants to get
pregnant should not take the
shot. Anyone who is nursing
should not take the shot. Anyone
who has a pulse and breathing
facilities should not take the
shot. Let's just remember Bill
Gates, talking about the
really the side effects know
that the data that everybody
with a high dose had a side
effect. Yeah, but some of that
is is not dramatic wear, you
know, it's just, you know, super
painful. Yes, there. We need to
make sure there's not severe,
it's not dramatic.
Here's a news report from
France. 24 called the first jab
report first shots of a long
paddle two year old pensioner
from Enniskillen first to get
her COVID vaccine job. We'll ask
if it's truly the beginning of
the end, how the rollout will
proceed not just in Brexit bound
Britain where it happened, but
across Europe and the world.
It's also a chance to measure
the significance of the moment
the first ever inoculation
against a Coronavirus going to
market in record time the public
be clamoring to be first in
line, or will skeptics need a
lot of convincing vaccine
politics extends as well, by the
way to that public private
partnership that's made
pharmaceutical giants and
governments team up with a
Pfizer vaccine. Its us Big
Pharma, which is banding
together with biontech. That's a
German startup founded by
Turkish immigrants, a tale of
globalization that's worth
noting that in the face of that
disease in different to
territorial boundaries. Ah, yes,
we all did it together,
everybody. That's that's join
hands. Yes, we did it together.
Good. Yeah, I do have. I do have
the hearing reports from the
Yeah. Yeah, that's good before
before you play that. Just a
couple things I want to note.
In the Netherlands, the Ministry
of Economic Affairs commission
to survey and they discovered
and this is now of a
controversial topic, that
opening restaurants and bars
will lead to less spread.
So that's a problem for the
global community. I have gotten
in the habit of asking
wherever we're having dinner,
because we go out one, maybe two
times a week, you know, we have
our women supporting our
favorite restaurants around
town. And you can ask every
single one of them, has there
ever been a case link back to
your restaurant? No. None of
them? Not a one? Well, I can't
do that here because they've
closed the loop. Well, that does
solve the problem, doesn't it?
You can't ask them dead man
can't talk. And this and that.
And are they coming back? Those
restaurants all I see from you
is one after another closing for
good. I think most of ready to
be closed for good. Really sorry
to hear that. But let's play
this. One other thing.
Regarding PCR, Florida,
Department of Health has now
mandated the reporting of cycle
thresholds for every PCR, quote,
test that has been done. And on
the heels of that you may have
heard is just now mentioned
this, they
they went to Rebecca Jones home,
this was a woman who was
responsible for creating the
cases dashboard in Florida, or I
think in one county. And she had
what, yeah, dashboards. And
remember, there was a lot of
problems with with the
reporting, there was 100%
positivity rate amongst all of
the tests done, this was all
getting reported. And it was
very confusing. I don't know if
she left or she was fired. But
She subsequently is being
accused of using the County
Emergency Alert System or an
Emergency Alert System and may
just be for, for medical,
medical professionals to send
some message of we're all going
to die because of Donald Trump.
And so that's why they went to
her house she wouldn't let them
in.
became a big deal. She's posting
I love it when people always
when when the cops come and
visit, whether it's true or not,
they always will say, to do this
in front of my kids. They
pointed a gun at my kid's face.
Yeah, there's never really
evidence of that. But I love how
that how that's all and that's
what the the response is on
Twitter, in front of her kids.
What a lowlife doing rescuing
the mother in front of the kids
and cheese.
Maybe it's only an outrage when
it's a white woman. I'm sure
this happens in other
communities all the time that
you're not outraged by but that
is good. It's up show. It's
encouraging the cop shows have
been What do you mean, they've
been canceled? Cops? I said you
used to see we used to Yeah, now
cops got canceled the minute BLM
hit we forgotten that already.
But it's good that this is the
first Department of Health that
I know of that is requiring the
cycle threshold, which according
to Dr. Fauci himself should
never be above 35 cycles. 33 is
probably believe it or not, the
ideal to see it and this is
still not a test. And it still
doesn't mean that you have a
full virus But okay, at least
there's some progress. You know,
occasionally the mainstream
mainstream media Of course, they
have their their agenda, but the
local reporter sometimes slip up
their job, they slip up, doing
it all wrong. This is the COVID
Kentucky hospital report right
out of one of the little
stations there. It was kind of
an unintended consequence of
COVID Harrison Memorial Hospital
has reached capacity, but it's
not COVID patients filling those
beds. CEO shield current says
many people with chronic
conditions like diabetes, heart
disease and cancer haven't
followed up with routine care.
And I just feel bad that many of
them have waited too long and
they're quite ill. Now
unfortunately, with so many
people who need treatment, the
hospital is finding creative
ways to make sure everyone has a
bed. Our tertiary transfer is to
Lexington, we are able to
maintain the patients that were
waiting on beds for in alternate
sites that are here in the
hospital. When it comes to
outpatient elective procedures.
Current says there's not a
problem. But impatient elective
procedures are reviewed on a
daily basis. Do we have elective
surgical cases that will take an
inpatient bed? And how are we
going to have a bed for that
patient? While current says the
COVID wing is almost completely
empty at the moment, she knows
that can change quickly. just
thankful that this week, we
don't seem to have the COVID
cases that need
hospitalizations. Since we do
have so many other folks that do
need the beds in Harrison
County, Olivia Russell Wk YT
Yeah, it's still around 10% of
total hospital bed, ICU bed
capacity
around the United States, so not
like they're going to transport
people from the left coast to
the right coast, but it's still
you know, where it's under 70%
occupancy, this time.
Year hospitals with full
staffing, which of course they
don't have because they let
everybody go
with full staffing will be 90 or
even 100%. Right around this
time all the way through
February.
Yes, the idea. Yeah, that's how
you run it. You want to run like
airline bills today? Yeah. Like
an airline and pretty close to
full capacity. So to make a big
stink about it being full is
loaded up, which is the media.
But when you get to talk to
people like that woman there
Well, there's no COVID patients
there. But we are at full
capacity. What's the
temperature? What's the scenario
in California right now? Because
you're locked down until January
for I mean, yeah, you can go out
but everything's shuttered and
screwed. until January 4. What
weather do you have? How
different is it from Texas?
Yeah, we're right now the
weather is we're around
59 I think we're around 59
degrees or 60. Today probably
have a high about 70. Yeah,
we're setting. Today's high will
be about 65. Okay, what's the
worst 72? The kind of in the
same range? What are you guys
doing so wrong? What have you
done wrong? What Why? Why? All I
can see is that we're in this
area in this area in the bay
area where everything's purple.
All the counties are perplexed
at San Mateo. We've done
everything right. We've messed
up, we shut down the
restaurants. But you know, we
only ate outside when we had to
eat outside. Everything was done
by the book. Everyone's wearing
masks. They're wearing masks in
their car, their Mac mask mask
their social distancing. So what
we've done is everything right,
and this is the result.
I mean, that's just a fact.
Yeah, I don't know. Do you think
that maybe the Communist Chinese
Communist Party spread a little
extra? COVID dust on California?
I don't think there's any COVID
around here. Okay. This is what
I have always thought I thought
about that to the idea of
reenact you lating Yeah, with
the original. Yeah, come back.
And
yeah, maybe, but there's no, I
don't see in people dropping
into streets. There's so well,
well, that never go on my lip,
Joe friends. Oh, really? He? He
says, Yeah, well, you know, it's
been worse than ever. It's
exponential. Everyone's getting
the COVID. Luckily, nobody's
dying.
It's exponential. He really said
that. This is a an educated next
door neighbor said exponential
is the word of the day. My next
door neighbor, two doctors. One
of them said expert she said
exponential two. They all ever
say exponential. But exponential
is doesn't it's like increasing
exponentially. She said,
although no one's dying.
Luckily, no one's dying. But
it's worse than it ever was. You
gotta wait, you got to hear you
got to do it. Right. You did it
right. But you didn't emphasize
that. Luckily. Try one more
time, john, just one more time.
Luckily, no one's dying. Ah, you
say that with such authority.
It's just we're just, we're so
blessed. That even though the
exponential increase, we're all
getting it. Luckily, luckily, no
one's dying kind of thought.
Because now Canada is gonna kill
its mink, I guess I don't know
if they're gonna, what they're
going to do. I just thought
about this quick report. And I
just wanted to make kill the
mink. We've had one new
community outbreak at a mink
farm in the Fraser health
region. And of course, we are
paying very close attention to
this overreach in other parts of
the world, particularly most
recently in Denmark, and prior
to that in the Netherlands. And
as well, in the US, we've seen
outbreaks on animal farms such
as this, particularly mink
farms, where there has been
transmission from humans to mink
and back, and where we've seen
some mutations of virus in some
parts of the world. So it is of
great concern for us. And we are
working closely with WorkSafe
BC, to ensure that all of the
measures on the farm are being
done appropriately, and also
with the Ministry of Agriculture
or animal health colleagues to
make sure that that the animals
security and health is
maintained as well. And this is,
of course, an important measure
that we need to look at
holistically. And we're involved
with, like the cfaa, and the
public health agency in Canada,
Canada, to make sure that all of
the appropriate measures are
taken on this farm, and the
other firms here in British
Columbia.
That includes very strict
controls under the Animal Health
Act here in DC, for who and what
can come or leave on the farm.
So here's the thing that I
thought I had, for a couple
months, we had arguments and
discussions and experts saying
that this thing transferred from
a bat to a human and then it
transferred from a pangolin to
to a human. Meanwhile, the mink
is going back and forth the
whole time. No one
saying, hey, hey, by the way,
maybe someone got it from mink,
and why are they killing them?
They're not telling us the
reason. I don't know anything
about the Chinese fur
industry. I know they rely on a
lot of mink from mainly Denmark.
But actually all of our mink are
now being killed. The mink
farmers in China are having a
great day. But have they been
sending mink over to us? I mean,
live mink? Why is no one looking
into this? This has been the
whole thing. How did it transfer
from from animal to human? Well,
here's the here's the report.
People are getting sick from
mink. That's what she just said.
Well, the argument is that we
gave the mink the COVID and give
it to us. So we're helping
China.
You know now to bring in China
if there's China's doing a main
farming operation and to get to
China to get us to kill all our
minks, which is in complete
competition with the Chinese
men. Yes. Is it really a
fantastic marketing ploy? Yes,
yes, it's it's part of their
mink road strategy to make
belt mink in the road. I don't
know. I'm given that wasn't
given.
Given that to net net that was
his idea was a good one. The
mink, like the Silk Road. mink
road is perfect.
Hmm, well, we'll have a long
thing is does do a little
investigation. It's very
suspicious. Maybe we well, we do
have I think Dame Jamie, she
keeps saying that they're
killing them because that's
where the the true vaccine would
be in the antibodies they
produce. And she's I think she's
does she's in the works maybe in
the lab or something with? Well,
that's a crazy animal or animal.
Well, this is what she kept
saying we I read her note a few
maybe a month ago, when this
when we first started hearing
about these minks being called
you said that's like with the
with the smallpox or the plague
calling them for their juice.
Well, it was or not, or maybe
don't want people to call them
for the juice, because that
would kind of circumvent a
rather big business plan,
wouldn't it? If you could just
grab some milk business?
Really kind of circumvent.
Not gonna be a lot of mink
vaccine guys in the FDA hearing.
No, I agree with that. But I
will be hearing a lot more about
China in this show today because
they're on deck. China is on
deck and then there goes our
China support.
China's China support this is
our enemy.
That China support is down. Very
down. Yes. So they built my
security under ron johnson
decided to do a hearing this is
a second of a second hearing
they've done on why aren't we
working with the drugs we have
out there. And historical drugs,
the historical drugs that
therapeutics therapeutics is
taking a backseat to the
overpriced vaccines. Yes. And so
so he's having these hearings,
and he's bringing in these hot
you know, these guys that are
pretty much have to be
determined to be superstars in
medicine. And they bring him in
and they talk about, you know,
what's good and what's bad about
what's going on, but the
democrats are just fighting
assholes.
about it. It's been great
television.
It's okay, I like I've been
enjoying.
Let's, let's start start with
this last hearing. And I'm gonna
play two clips from Ron Johnson,
the Senate, head of the
committee, and then I want to
play my play one clip from Gary
Peters, who is the ranking
member, he's the democrats
throwing a wet blanket on the
whole thing saying these are but
does a bunch of bowl crap. And
then a guy comes on who's the
one that everyone's clipped?
Yes. Is this PR core here? Yeah.
And so let's go with Ron
Johnson. One, not only have they
shown extraordinary courage,
exposing themselves to disease.
They also have the greatest
empathy for patients who
experienced the fear and
loneliness of a COVID diagnosis.
These are the medical
practitioners the heroes that
experts in the ivory towers in
media have chosen to ignore, and
vilify. The experts far outside
the circle of empathy had
developed and supported the
current NIH guideline of
providing no treatment at all
until patients are sick enough
to require hospitalizations. As
we are all aware at that point,
treatment is often too late. The
timing of this the the series of
hearings is interesting after
the election just before the
vaccine
Do you think this is like a hail
mary from the medical community?
I don't know what
not you bring that up.
It's pretty suspicious. Yeah.
Because these guys are saying,
Hey, we can do?
Well,
I think somebody or somebody has
some levels of elitism have
gotten fed up with the way
things are going. Or maybe
they're just looking for
anything, any excuse not to take
the jab. Yeah, that's possible.
Anyway, let's continue with
Johnson. So here we are, again,
holding a second hearing to
obtain and distribute
information on what is known
about early treatment of COVID.
What could possibly be
controversial about that? If
some are calling this hearing
dangerous, and instead of
waiting until after the hearing
to trash this information, and
our witnesses, The New York
Times and other publications
have already run pre emptive
attacks, implying implying this
hearing is anti vaccine. Ah, it
just hit me, I got it. This is
part of the fourth act. This is
part of showing the American
people are the ones who watch c
span, which is pretty much
nobody, although there were some
good clips, that the medical
community is also corrupt. And
I'm sure somehow we'll be able
to point to China. So let me be
clear. This hearing like the
first hearing is focused on
early treatment of COVID. It is
not about vaccines, and a story.
In my opinion, discouraging and
in some cases, prohibiting the
research and use of drugs that
have been safely used for
decades has cost 10s, if not
hundreds of 1000s of people
their lives. By the time any
vaccine is fully deployed, no
matter how successful, how
effective, how safe, millions
more will become infected with
effective early treatment, fewer
people who get seriously ill,
and fewer people will die. So
why not give early treatment a
shot
by nuns? And finally, why is
there such a concerted concerted
effort to silence the voices of
courageous health professionals
promoting early treatment? It
makes no sense. Let me make just
a final point at the beginning
of this and epidemic. When I
first heard about the potential
of hydroxychloroquine. It
intrigued me because to me, a
drug like that that's been
around for 65 years shown to be
safe. It's cheap. Billions of
tablets are produced every year,
we could have ramped up
production.
If if that could be proven to be
effective. Wouldn't that be the
dream solution? Why didn't we
pursue that in ivermectin and
family peer review? What? Why
didn't Why didn't we look at
these drugs? We're already
there. Generic cheap, mass
producible. Again, it makes no
sense. Okay. Now I'm convinced.
I'm glad you made these clips. I
had not heard Ron Johnson.
Everything he's saying is
leading to me leading up to
there pushing these vaccines on
you. You may want to figure out
why China, that's what's
probably going on here. Well, I
think he actually you missed the
point. He makes his own point.
Why are they not doing this? And
he keeps saying the same word.
He said it three times cheap.
These drugs are cheap. Why
aren't we using them? Okay, I
mean, is it part of the same
problem? Yes. I agree. Yeah,
that's that's and and the New
York Times comes out with a
preemptive strike against a
committee. Yeah, New York Times
You know, this, the pharma Big
Pharma. These guys are
dangerous.
So okay, so we got that guy. So
we have the democrats are all
all with Big Pharma. By the way.
They're the ones who put Obama
in office I saw and I don't have
it. I saw
two days ago on television, and
ad for pharma. It was just a
straight up pharma is good. I
wish I'd had it. The pharma the
pharmaceutical industry of
America is running ads for
themselves. pharma, we bring
good things to life. Someone
find that trolls I'm sure you
can find that for me. So yeah,
this is pharma, making it cost
effective. The question is for
who?
Well, the point is, is that, you
know, they were glad to get big
pharma as the ones that there's
documentation for this. They
weren't even mentioned of
vaccine until after the
election, that they had it ready
to go. Because they Big Pharma
of all groups wanted Trump out
more than anyone. Mm hmm. As
soon as possible that to answer
the question of why they're
doing these things. Now, this
could be the republicans last
stand against big pharma,
because it's real obvious in
this hearing that this
Democrats versus Republicans and
Democrats, science and medicine
is politicized.
You'd never know, especially
when you listen to Gary Peters,
who is the this is a clip that
is only a minute clip. But this
is the guy who's the ranking
memories to Democrat. And he and
I didn't get too many more
clips. I didn't get any more
clips of him, but he comes back
after every one of these guys
testifies a bitches about it.
But here's here he is at the
beginning, taking the lives of
nearly 284,000 Americans, over
2200 Americans are dying every
day from this deadly virus. And
thanks to the tireless work of
our public health agencies, the
private sector and our
scientific and medical
communities, we've made progress
in treating this disease. The
food and drug administration
continues to use scientific
standards to authorize
innovative and effective early
treatments. Unfortunately,
today's discussion will not meet
those same standards. Mr.
Chairman, I certainly share your
goal of ensuring patients across
the country have access to early
and effective treatments for
Coronavirus. But those
statements must be based on
evidence and not on politics.
The American people are looking
to Congress for accurate
information for leadership and
for relief.
Last month this committee held a
hearing that was billed as a
review of early outpatient
treatments for Coronavirus
unfortunately, that hearing
amplified unverified theories
about treatments that are not
supported by the scientific
community die yes the community
hold on john I think I have it
yes biopharmaceuticals is one
very important thing in common
common enemy we're making great
progress because we're
collaborating in ways that we've
never oh okay so that's not
doing very well it's a crappy
ass commercial. Nevermind but it
is a so so he makes this right
he goes on with the science jab
you know science science science
you know it's the democrats are
science in the republicans don't
believe in science. This really
is annoying and is continuing.
And half these guys don't have a
scientific background. They know
anything about science
themselves. They just like
saying that. But he basically
says everything you're about to
hear in this area is a bunch of
cracks. And so they come up and
they do is a bunch of guys and
they're all heavy hitters. We're
not talking about any
lightweights. And so when Pierre
Corrie comes out and he's got
the ivermectin pitch that's a
that's a steroid, I think. No,
no, ivermectin is a is a horse
wormer a horse wormer to de worm
your horse. gundogs
are people too?
Well, it turns out
not that she's got worms.
But this is an all purpose drug
that has been around since 19. I
think 1972 if I recall, and my
wife uses it. For she has work
it is a as a as an ointment.
It's a curative for rosacea. Oh,
is that all
you put? rose you know, rosacea
is the
that condition that a lot of
women get it after especially
after giving birth. Yeah, they
have a very they get red, red
blotchy spots can be red blotchy
faces. And this I think there's
huge drug ads for some other
otehr Oh, Tesla there must be a
million different drugs. There's
a few Yeah, so of course this is
this is some kind of wonder
drug. We can't certainly can't
let them be weaseling in on any
of that action either.
No, huh? So you get banned
anyone who has rosacea should
talk to their dermatologist
about using this although don't
buy from the dermatologist get
it from a vet.
Yesterday D warm your dog.
Apparently you can buy this same
bed base at tuba grows of this
of this ivermectin pointment not
the pills. The pills are for the
other things, but it's amazing
product but you can buy the two
for like 1020 bucks from a vet.
It's 500 bucks from a
dermatologist as the more you
know, in the morning. handy tip
from your no agenda show right
there may be a lot of dough
right there. We got a lot of
chips. So a lot of people have
rosacea that and it's really it
becomes it creates it really
makes you look like WC fields
after he had.
You know, you get that red nose
like you've been drunk. Like
you've been drinking. Yeah, it
makes it really an old drunk. Mm
hmm. All right. So PR Corey
comes out and he's immediately
irked by by this Peters
character. And by the way,
Peters just masked up everybody.
You know, it was just
Same thing, all the democrats in
this committee it was separated
by a mile. Nobody's near each
other. They're all the democrats
were social. You know, they had
the mask on a big black mask.
And the republicans didn't. But
they were no one. It wasn't it
was social distance. The whole
thing was just political. It's,
it's what's embarrassing. What
was going on there. I'm shocked.
So Peters is wearing his mask
right now.
Meanwhile, Corey comes on. And
he's irked about Peterson. Here
we go. This hearing this is
Corey got a three parter. This
is clip one. I just want to
start out I didn't think I'd
have to say this. But I want to
register my offense at the
ranking members opening
statements. I was discredited as
a politician. I am a physician
and a man of science. I've done
nothing, nothing but commit
myself to scientific truth and
the care of patients. This setup
was did he call was he called a
politician? Is that what the
what the someone said on the
panel? If you listen to Peters
comments carefully, he said that
all these people are just
political Stooges coming on to
promote dissent.
And and to hear that I'm here
because of a political angle. I
am not a politician. I'm a
physician. I want to start out
by saying that I'm not speaking
as an individual. I'm speaking
on behalf of the organization
that I'm a part of. We are a
group of some of the most highly
published physicians in the
world. We have near 2000 peer
reviewed publications among us,
led by Dr. Professor Paul
Merrick, who's our intellectual
leader. We came together early
on in the pandemic and all we
have sought is to review the
world's literature on every
facet of this disease, trying to
develop effective protocols. You
just mentioned that I was here
in May. And I touted that I
wouldn't say Tada, I recommended
that it was critical that we use
corticosteroids in this disease.
When all of the national and
international healthcare
organizations said we cannot use
those that turned out to be a
life saving recommendation. I am
here again today with a new
recommendation in the last nine
months in our review of all of
the literature as a group.
Again, we are some of the most
highly published physicians in
our specialty and the world. We
have done nothing but try to
figure out how to identify a
repurposed and available drug to
treat this illness. We have now
come to the conclusion after
nine months, and I have to point
out I am severely troubled by
the fact that the NIH the FDA
and the CDC, I do not know of
any taskforce that was assigned
or compiled to review repurposed
drugs, in an attempt to treat
this disease. Everything has
been about novel and or
expensive pharmaceutically
engineered drugs
Whoo, he's touching the third
rail. Very very good. Yeah,
crack all about them Always.
Always a quack Yes, of course.
Quack. I like it. Because he's
he this whole hearing and he is
approaching it so far. From the
angle that you that you stated,
which is, this is all these this
too cheap. We can't have that we
can't have hydroxychloroquine we
can't have any of these things
new expensive stuff. New is
better. I think this is part of
the exposure, john? Because this
trial, why now? It's all part of
it. It's all happening. And
we're following along
diligently.
Yes, we are. We are playing.
We're doing our part. Yeah, this
is good. Well, no one else is
playing this. So might as well
that's true. Let's go to part
two. Everything has been about
novel and or expensive
pharmaceutically engineered
drugs, things like tocilizumab
and remdesivir, and monoclonal
antibodies in vaccines. We have
100 years of medicine developed.
We know we are expert in all the
medicines we use. And I do not
know of a taskforce that has
been focused on repurposed
drugs. I will tell you that my
group and our organization, I
will say that we have filled
that void. We that is all we
have done is focused on the
things we know and things we do.
And I'm here to tell you, Dr.
Reiter he just presented it was
one he has one study of the many
that I want to talk about. And I
want to talk about that we have
a solution to this crisis, there
is a drug that is proving to be
of miraculous impact. And when I
say miracle, I do not use that
term lightly. And I don't want
to be sensationalized when I say
that, that is a scientific
recommendation based on
mountains of data that has
emerged in the last three
months. When I am told and I
just had to hear this in the
opening sentence
that we are touting things that
are not FDA or NIH recommended.
Let me be clear, the NIH their
recommendation on ivermectin,
which is to not use it outside
of controlled trials is from
Oregon.
27th We are now in December.
This is three to four months
later, mountains of data have
emerged from all from many
centers and countries around the
world showing the miraculous
effectiveness of ivermectin. It
basically obliterates
transmission of this virus. If
you take it, you will not get
sick.
Oh, man, now there's a quotable.
That's a great soundbite. I'm
sure they put that on CNN and
NBC evening news that this is
that we have that doctor just
said, if you take this is gonna
be fine. Yeah, no, wrong. Okay.
Now I want to mention something
the,
in the newsletter, I had it
because I was looking into this
too. And I could just ask me, I
would have gotten ahead of the
game. But I did find an old, not
that old. But from June of this
year, in our severes medical
journals, a report showing that
in vitro in other words in the
lab, ivermectin killed all
Corona viruses, including
including the COVID-19 talk, and
it was this was in June and this
was I'm sure there's other
reports earlier in the year. So
nobody so people they just know
no one wants to pay any
attention to this sort of thing
they want um, manufacturers
ivermectin
I don't know it's like it's just
got one brand name called solar
in are some I can't remember the
name of the brand. No, it's I'm
sure it's
been around forever. Yeah. And
so I, you know, you can buy them
by the generic company and jack
up the price, but it also works
for headlights. Yeah, river
blindness. scabies. Yeah, river
blindness. What is I don't know
what it is. I don't want us
rootball drugs like aspirin. And
it prevents and treats
heartworm. Oh, yeah, this is
good. pinworms. Awesome. It's a
magical thing.
rosacea. There it is. And sure.
Okay, cost, initial price of
Merck. Merck made it in 87. And
its price back then was $6.
A little did they be good wrong
with you people?
Well, that is the problem right
there. Now we and this is being
called out properly by Pierre,
can we go to number three? Yes,
please. I want to briefly
summarize the data. My
manuscript again published by
some of the most, we have
contributed more to the medical
knowledge of our specialty or in
our careers than anyone else can
claim as a group. And our
manuscript which was posted on
medicine preprint server details
all of this evidence, I want to
briefly summarize it number one,
we have evidence that ivermectin
is effective, not only in
prophylaxis in the prevention,
if you take it you will not get
sick. We just came across a
trial last night from Argentina
by the lead investigator viver
invented in Argentina, Dr.
Hector Carvalho, they
prophylactic 800 healthcare
workers, not one got sick in the
400 that they didn't proflex
with ivermectin 58% got sick 237
of those 400 got sick. If you
take it, you will not get sick.
It has immense and potent
antiviral activity. We know that
from the first study at Monash
it has made the bench to the
bedside prophylaxis, we now have
four large randomized control
trials totaling over 1500
patients each trial showing that
as a prophylaxis agent, it is
immensely effective you will not
get sick, you will be protected
from getting ill if you take it.
Well, that's pretty clear. And
sounds like darn good advice. I
can probably won't get worms.
I could probably have my doctor
prescribe that to me through a
telemedicine appointment. Don't
you think? I got the COVID. Doc,
I got the COVID. I don't know
I'm worried prescribe me some
ivermectin. And I would mention
this that that were that. Any
clips from this? They were put
on Facebook and taken off? Of
course.
This All right.
There is a concerted effort in
my opinion. And remember, I'm a
conspiracy therapist, concerted
effort to show people the
corruption that has been taking
place for a while so long as
I've been born, probably but for
decades, and certainly in the
past 10 years and I think
specifically in the past for and
a lot of this is pointing back
to China. There's been an
incredible boost in China talk,
not just in alternative media
but in the mainstream.
And Tucker Carlson is doing his
job. Now, as you know, we kind
of don't like Tucker clips here.
So I've cut him out everywhere.
But he very good Tucker, let's
play this last clip from the
hero. I'm sorry, I didn't
realize you had one more. Okay,
which was a Stanford professor
who was there was a lot of
people tell him, you know,
telecommuting into this thing.
And I just thought this, there
was a lot of other stuff I
cooked up but I thought I
clipped this was a little bit
about the stay at home orders
because you brought that up
earlier in the show, and I
thought we should play this
clip, I want to ask you about
some of the points that you made
in your written testimony, which
I thought were quite striking
about the challenges of
mitigation strategies,
particularly mitigation
strategies that involve
lockdowns, full lockdown, of
course, we experienced in
virtually every part of the
country, certainly my home state
earlier this year that many have
been advocating as a mitigation
strategy again, now, you write
about the data that the
consequences of social isolation
and the deteriorating mental
health that is associated with
these lockdowns, I was
particularly struck by the CDC
data that you cite that says we
get this right that one in four
young adults seriously
considered suicide this past
June when much of the country
was locked down. That's a really
stunning number. And these
impacts that you talk about in
your testimony are really
stunning. So can you speak to
the challenges that maybe young
people in particular but but all
Americans face, from lockdowns
as a mitigation strategy? I
think I think lockdowns as a
mitigation strategy are a
failure of, of policy
imagination, and they have been
had absolutely devastating
effects. Humans are not meant to
live in isolation. And that's
that's the main focus of the
lockdown strategies. Now, I
think there are some folks who
are at high risk from this
diseases, as I said, older
people, so people with chronic
conditions, and so for instance,
40% of deaths that happen in
nursing homes there, we actually
do need to do some sort of
isolation, but we have to be
careful there as well. 20,
there's a bit of a 20% increase
in dementia related deaths in
nursing homes, apart from COVID.
There's the key thing, the key
failure, I think, is a failure
of public health to recognize
that there's dangers other than
COVID.
Well, public health, our public
health services have just done a
huge disservice as they've they
have, I think killed more people
than was necessary because of
this. These decisions they've
done a very, I would say the
public health departments around
this country around the world
public health experts are are
completely incompetent boneheads
You know, I've always suspected
this a little bit because when I
was an air pollution inspector
back in the day when I was a
kid, we work with with the
health department guys all the
time. And if there would they
have a certain kind of a
weirdness to their they were
screwballs, then, but I didn't
realize how bad it is with me,
these guys are, are just,
they're not. I don't know, a lot
of people just accused him of
being just lousy bureaucrats and
got a little power and they've
gotten it's gone to their heads.
But it's it has not worked out.
Now it's much I think it's much
more systemic. And again, I'm
just seeing this all in the
purview of everything's going to
be China's fault. I said, I
think I said it in February or
March.
The End Game of this will be
true or not. It's going to be
China released this on purpose,
or they didn't tell us on
purpose, I actually am now
pretty sure that this was
purposely done. And it was done
to undermine
Trump's economy, etc. was done
with the help of every single
corrupted organization in the
United States. And for the past
months, we have looked at where
the and I'm just gonna I want to
say Chinese I mean, Chinese
Communist Party, Chinese in our
in a pharmaceutical everywhere
are rampant. They're running the
show, who all the way to Johns
Hopkins, everything is run by
cheap Chinese. It's all their
money, and the politicians were
getting to that. And now the
vaccine, if I'm not mistaken,
the genome was decoded and
published by the Chinese that a
lot of the essays, the primers
come from China. This is not
being discussed very openly. But
there's a lot of China
fingerprints over all across all
of this and now we have this
incessant rush this push to
overlook any other strategies or
therapeutics that apparently
there's our favorite word work.
It's being said by
professionals. And there's data
and science to back it up. But
we've been pushed, and we've
been bullied by the Chinese
controlled mainstream media and
the Chinese and for some reason,
they have a lot of control over
the social media. Why else would
this be deleted?
Office face book, it's on c
span. Now, because we can't have
people watching and catching on.
And now we have many people out
spreading the bad word about
China. It's ramping up and it's
intentional, and the whole voter
fraud and all the corruption is
all going to be exposed. whether
it works or not, we'll see. But
it's all going to be shown to be
China to be China. And, and for
me, this was solidified by two
things that happened this past
week. One was the Director of
National Intelligence,
Radcliffe, doing the rounds, the
people coming out. It's all of a
sudden, here they are now
they're on television. First, it
was with the money, honey, on
Sunday morning futures man.
Okay, there's more people that
listen to this show in 10
minutes than watch the entire
week of Fox Business. But then
he went on Tucker. And he wrote
an op ed in the Wall Street
Journal, which he said he wanted
to do so he could get this
information declassified and
talk about it openly. And this
was specifically about the
Chinese and what they're doing.
And I think, in a way, how it
may pertain to these
newfangled mRNA, Mr. Mr. mRNA,
vaccines, which, and I'm not
going to argue with anybody
about whether they alter your
DNA or not. It's giving
instructions to your DNA to do
something that is a form of gene
modification. And China has been
thinking about this for a long
time. And for some reason, the
United States Director of
National Intelligence brought
this up. There are a lot of
people who for economic reasons,
don't want China to be our
greatest threat. There are a lot
of people who for political
reasons, don't want China to be
our greatest threat in America.
But the intelligence doesn't
lie. China is our greatest
threat. And it's not even close.
No other country has the
capability of essentially taking
away the American dream, and a
specific plan to do so. And the
intelligence is clear. So you
know, as the Director of
National Intelligence, my job is
to warn the American people of
threats and there is no greater
threat than China to America. On
the military front, they've
already achieved having the
largest Navy of any country in
the world. From a military force
standpoint, they're the People's
Republic of China has a military
of 2 million. They want them to
be the largest and they also
want them to be the strongest,
which is why they're engaged in
what you reference, which is
called gene editing, literally
trying to alter the DNA
experimenting on DNA to make
soldiers sailors and airmen
stronger and more powerful.
Now, I'm sure every country is
working on creating superhumans.
I'm sure Elan Musk is doing that
right now in his brand new $100
million Austin home.
But if you've got a a group of
people who are working on
changing humans with DNA and
making them stronger, or perhaps
making them weak and susceptible
to death,
then maybe you'd want to try an
mRNA vaccine that may or may not
have their fingerprints all over
it. I don't know. But they are
an element of the development of
that vaccine. Yes. So we've
talked about it before. It's one
specific Chinese drug company,
they never talk about it. They
don't add them to the list. So
why is the Director of National
Intelligence bringing this up,
which almost sounds like science
fiction, but it's like a cheap
Hollywood movie. It would be
rejected if we if you wrote that
script. Dana, give it a shot. As
he continued about the Chinese
plan for world domination. China
knows at this point that the
United States is still the world
superpower. They know they're
catching us in all of those
respects.
They're banking on the fact that
we're not going to do anything
until they're superior in all
those respects. You know, great
generals always say it's better
to fight downhill right now the
United States can fight downhill
against China, we don't ever
want to be in a position where
we're looking up at China and
all of the plans that they have
all of the initiatives made in
China, the digital Silk Road,
Belt and Road initiative. Those
are all thin veneers and facades
for which China is going around
the world and essentially
gaining the influence power to
become the world's superpower
and supplant the United States
in that role. One of the ways
that China has made their way to
the top as they understand that
information is the key to their
dominance, so they're going to
get there any way they possibly
can. That's what subsidizing
Huawei, and ZTE is all about.
Those are Chinese companies that
are run by the Chinese
government. They know that they
can steal more information if
they run the telecommunications
networks over which our
information travels. That's one
of the ways that China has
gotten so good in terms of
getting into our networks and
into our information system.
It, the message is clear. And
there's a lot of people out
there doing this. And the next
thing that happened, which could
have not, could not have
happened to a nicer human being
was the news that
us representative, Eric swalwell
has been compromised by a
Chinese honey trap spy who was
blowing mayors and governors all
across America got to him. And
he completely fell for it. Now,
this would be a good story in
general, but it was the story
was broken by axios and axios.
Hi, no reason it. Are they going
to do anything against the
democrat party? I think they're
partially owned by NBC
ran jobs. And she is she owner
of axios. She's one I think
she's a part. I'd have to look
into it. But I'm pretty sure
she's a partner. So it's not
necessarily something that will
be negative towards democratic
democrat operative operations.
So why they're what they're
doing with swallow's getting
ahead of it. I think, yes,
they're getting ahead of it. And
they, I believe he's being
sacrificed because there's a lot
more coming out. But he's the
first one and they had to break
it real quick. And it was funny
how this Brett bear was a he's
on Fox News has that afternoon
news show, which almost does
news. And he had this Jonathan
the Brit from axios, who broke
the story. And to me, I'm just
listening go like, Yeah, no,
this is exactly what happened.
Have a listen to this. Let's
just start there actually is
broke this story, Jonathan, with
the exclusive suspected Chinese
five targeted California
democrats and part of swalwell.
And I want to mention, it's
becoming increasingly difficult
when I see something this is why
it sounds like crap, because I
had to do this airbridge
recording and I tried to filter
it increasingly difficult to
find anything on YouTube. When
you when you're looking for a
good video, good little piece
that was Oh, man, this is great
for the show. You can't find it
anymore on YouTube. This is the
downside for the show of what's
going on. Let's just start there
actually is broke this story,
Jonathan with the exclusive
suspected Chinese five targeted
California Democrats. And part
of swalwell defense has been
that he says that they've leaked
by the Trump the either the
president or his allies.
It's just it's interesting that
that's the pushback here to this
story is it's happening after
the election. I mean, it's
reasonable. I mean, it'd be
inappropriate for me to talk
about my colleagues sourcing,
but just use your common sense.
Even swallow acknowledges that.
He first found out axios was on
this in 2019. I know my
colleague that his timeline is
wrong. He says July 2019. It's
not July, but she's been working
on this for more than a year. So
just anyone who has any passing
understanding of how Trump world
works, do we really think that
they put out some opposition
research and then patiently wait
a year beyond an election for
the for the very well respected
China correspondent to report it
out in a nuanced fashion? I
mean, give me a break. Okay.
When I heard him say that, like,
why is he protesting that so
loudly? I think that's exactly
what happened. I think this was
meant to break now. It was never
meant to break but it was meant
to break now. I think they
certainly knew what was going
on. This was known for several
years, from all reports. Yeah, I
think now, whether
the Trump administration or
someone leaked this, and it made
that happen. No, but they forced
someone's hand. And that's why
that's why he has such a big
3030 seconds like, Oh, this is
crazy. Wow. We're real. Over
here.
We were just ready now.
bullcrap. It's completely
absurd. The story is really
important. It shows how the
Chinese Communist Party operates
inside this country. It shows
how they infiltrate local
politics, how they identify
young, in some cases, soft
targets, people who don't have a
lot of staff around them who
don't have experience who don't
actually understand the tactics
of the Chinese Communist Party,
and then they follow them up,
and they follow them in some
cases in Eric's falls case, he
has become a very, very
powerful, important member of
congress with access to the
nation's top secret. So it's a
very important story just to
understand how China is
operating, as you showed in that
interview right now in this
country. And I love this I love
this is happening to swalwell
this is this is just gleeful,
gleeful and, and that's because
he's he's got that look of a
deck
He does he just deserve this.
And
he was always bitching and
moaning about Trump and you know
exactly what you said, being
yourself made your cop daughter
health while he was out there
yammering and stammering and
going on about Trump being a
Russian agent, literally, he
said he was a Russian agent. You
know, Trump has said, when
people hit me, it may take a
while, but I'll hit them back.
And swallow is getting the full
load. He's already been taken
off the
the Intelligence Committee gone.
The fact that he was on the
Intelligence Committee was a
screw up. Ah, and this is where
one hour later on the hannity
show. We have Grinnell, who just
until just recently was the
acting director of national
intelligence. And he took it one
step further. Eric swalwell did
exactly what the Chinese wanted.
We need to figure out Are there
others and I can tell you
without giving away too much
intelligence, this is the tip of
the iceberg when it comes to the
leverage that China is putting
on our politicians. There's
many, many more. A wouldn't
Biden's be up there in that
category. There's a variety of
mayors, governors, senior
people, look, the other thing
that that we've got to
gloss over that. mayor's
governors, senior officials why
there's a whole bunch, Shawn and
more should be coming out.
They've all received defensive
briefings, and there's a lot
more to it. This is the tip of
the iceberg. But I see Matt
gate, the gates blushing there,
that would be impossible.
I mean, listen, what Pelosi
knew, Sean, it's very important
to know what Pelosi knew. And
once you know it, everybody in
Washington knows swalwell his
policies fair haired boy, she is
his top political ally. I'm
guessing she knew more about
this than we might originally
suspect. He said leadership
knew. He said leadership knew
about this. Ah, there it is.
Here it is. He said, Did you
hear Rick Grinnell? He almost
pulled a gay card on that. He
said, No, he was trying to get
it in before the break. Good
job, Rick. Good job. Very good.
Here's the House Minority
Leader. That means he's
Republican. And this is Kevin
McCarthy. And he is totally
picking up the ball and tying
swalwell to Pelosi and the
China's. This is only the tip of
the iceberg. Because remember
what we're hearing notice tip of
the iceberg. This is
only the tip of the iceberg
because remember what we're
hearing. These are Chinese spies
that go down to the level of a
mayor, they they court and help
a city council member become a
congressman, this congressman
now gets on the Intel committee.
They are only selected from the
Intel committee by the leaders
of their party, meaning Nancy
Pelosi, Nancy Pelosi is one of
the Gang of Eight along with
myself. Did Nancy Pelosi know
this had transpired when she put
him on the committee? Why is he
still on the Intel committee?
Let no Why is he still a member
of Congress? Yeah, well, the
Intel committee is over. And I
know Pelosi was asked this
morning and I'm not sure what
her answer was. We will find
out. But this is leading back
and it's fun to see that
swalwell was Polo CS fair haired
boy who went from a councilman
shot to fame as a as a
representative. Very similar to
anthony wiener being a
councilman and the fair haired
boy for Chuck Schumer, who shot
to fame and then all of a sudden
is in all kinds of trouble. So
it's these young uns who
certainly don't know how to play
the game anymore. And as we're
being blanketed by anti China,
rhetoric, and in many cases
facts, the good stuff is of
course to be found on Steve
Bannon his war room.
That's where the funniest people
show up. And Deron Beatty of
revolver. I think revolver is
reasonably well respected. You
read revolver, the I don't even
know it was it's been called
kind of the new drudge. Not that
it's that drudge wasn't really
journalistic. They got a lot of
people over there and it's it's
a right wing, you know, very
anti democrat outfit. Yeah. But
they are no it. Okay, so that
revolver they're doing. They've
been doing it for a while. A
couple of and it's not any of
that. It's, I think it's value
for value. I don't think that I
have ads or anything, which is
good for them. And so on Sunday,
by the way, Lauren jobs is axios
She is axios. So she's running a
protection racket for someone by
throwing swallow under the bus
this there's no two way as you
said, getting out in front of
the story. And by the way, I can
see how a young swallow would
look at that. Fang Fang
Christina Fong, I believe her
name is
You know, she got the red dress.
She's, she's got
a super hottie. I can totally
see him falling for that and
like, well, I can't say if I had
sexual relations with her
because that's classified. Yeah.
Okay. Yeah, classic classified
classified. Thanks. We got our
answer. classify have Trump
declassified. Yeah, we want
pictures.
So over a week ago, and this was
discussed a lot on Fox News, but
it was sent out widely I'm sure
you can't find it on on the
regular social media sites is
professor in China who is on a
Chinese television station,
talking about the upper echelons
of America and how China
controls it. And it was really
started to suck it was it was
great for decades. But then in
2016, it sucked because Trump
came in and everything became a
problem. But luckily, Joe
Biden's coming in now. So we're
who and he's not bashful about
how China controls the upper
echelons of China, Joe,
Joe, I like that. It's different
from bazooka Joe, how China has
been running the United States.
And they wrote a very good
analysis of what's going on.
And it made no sense for me to
sit here and read the subtitles
of this Chinese guy and what
he's saying. Many of you have
already seen it. If not, it's in
the show notes. But I really
like Darren Beatty's of
revolver, like his explanation
of who the guy is and what he
was said and why it's a video,
as you mentioned, of this
Chinese Professor de dong Shang.
He's the Vice Dean of the
International Relations school
at Renmin University. He holds
other positions, he's the vice
director and Secretary of the
Center for foreign Strategic
Studies in China has other
positions. A very well placed
Chinese source told me that he
is actually an informal advisor
at the highest levels of Chinese
government with a direct line to
President Xi, this character is
very high up, he's very
intelligent, as you can see from
these interviews, and actually,
his lectures are as blunt as
they are, reveal a deeper and
more sober and accurate
understanding of the American
power structure than I've ever
seen from an American University
professor, ironically, and in
this video, which, again, is
remarkable, has all kinds of
politically incorrect stuff that
no, certainly no professor in
America would ever get away with
saying, but the basic case that
he lays out is that China had it
so good since the 1970s, in
terms of compromising the inner
power structure of the United
States. And the principle
vehicle for doing that was one
faction of the American power
structure, namely, Wall Street.
And he laments the fact that in
2008, with the financial crisis,
the prestige and relative status
of Wall Street, to other
factions of the American ruling
class, diminished, and then he
mentioned something terrible
happened in 2016, when Donald
Trump came into power, and he
didn't allow Wall Street to be
used as this vehicle for selling
influence to China. And then of
course, he praises Biden for
coming in, of course, their
arrival, of course, they're a
geopolitical adversary. But if
you watch a video, as remarkable
and astonishing as it is, and
yes, as smug as he is, and your
take home, is that the Chinese
are the villains in this story,
you're missing a big point. The
villain in this story is not the
Chinese guy doing what's best
for the Chinese government. The
villain in this story is the
Wall Street woman who was an
American selling out America.
And I think that's a very
important point, that ultimately
as much as China's a threat as
much as we need to deal with it,
the problem of China's
ultimately the problem of
America's corrupt, incompetent,
dysfunctional, and perhaps even
a legitimate ruling class. I
think we're getting the message.
I do understand what they're
trying to do. They probably have
about about nine, eight or nine
days as what will be next is the
report from in military
intelligence about the election,
which will put us under some
kind of regulation to go and
arrest every Chinaman in
America, something like that is
happening. And I will link that
to the vote and to who will be
the next president after I thank
you for your courage and say in
the morning to you the man who
put the sea and exponentially
john C. Dvorak.
Yes, in the morning you Mr. Adam
Curry in the morning all ships
to sea boots with the ground
feet in the air subs in the
morning all the dangers in the
morning trolls Hello in the
troll room. Let me
Give you a little count Hands
up. Hands up to one hand. One
hand. There we go. In the troll
room. Okay, beautiful. They were
waiting for us they ready for
it. 3077 trolls on live good to
have y'all here at NOAA?
stream.com Yeah, what? 3077?
Well, that's the new record then
is it is that we had 323 Yes.
330 I'm going to put that down.
Three has always been in the
twos. I thought we had one just
over three. No, never. They're
happy. You should get the right
number that yes, yes, yes, yes,
I got the right number.
Doesn't matter. Wait, maybe I
don't have the right number. Ah,
hey, there's a lot of trolls in
there. Okay. That's all I care
about. If you want to be one of
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can check out all the trolling
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chatroom, but it's just filled
with trolls. But we also have a
simultaneous stream of all the
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agenda show or been attracted to
it. It's no agenda global radio
and a lot of the shows are live
which means that you can troll
along with the hosts who
sometimes are actually watching
what's going on in real time. I
think it was more like 1789 I
think I must have made a mistake
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excited. Sorry. Mister. jacked.
I was jacked up. I'm sorry about
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It does not have algos, it's
federated, which means that you
can communicate with other
groups across what they call the
Fetty verse, but you can kind of
just keep it to yourself. But
you know, people can lurk. You
can find stuff that other people
you can do it across groups is
this where everything's headed
Twitter, eventually we'll have
to do this as well. And it truly
is kind of a family. In fact, so
much so that I received a note
this morning, Brooks beard, Papa
82. We want to give him right
off the bat. A little bit of
emergency health karma. He
posted pray for me guys, I'm in
the emergency room with an
aortic dissection. Yeah, going
to the operating room
immediately. So we're gonna give
him a little health karma.
You've got karma it really is a
family. There really is a
family. Now, let us thank the
artist who brought us the
artwork for Episode 1301. We
titled that one bynoe which is
Brexit in name only if you're
only looking at one of the brand
new podcasting 2.0 apps which
you can find the new podcast
apps.com you will see this
artwork right now on your
screen. Darren O'Neal brought us
a real simple one. It was he
changed his red background to
blue. It was a royal blue. It
drew us in very simple, keep
calm. It's the Pfizer countdown,
which I don't know if everyone
got the double. The little extra
joke about the Pfizer countdown.
I don't know if you even got a
john.
I don't know. probably didn't
know it's a take off of the
song. It's the final countdown.
Oh,
I didn't know. It's the final
countdown. You might remember it
that way.
Anyway, good to have Darren back
with the
with a nice piece of art. And
I'm overdue. I was wondering,
was there anything a lot of bat
coin art? One night? I used one
for the newsletter from cesium
137, which was the stacked
boxes?
Yes, that's a beautiful one.
That's the one I wanted. I was
pushing for that wasn't like you
were kind of pushing for it. And
I think there was some some
better reason to pick the
O'Neill piece. But I ended up
using that piece for the
newsletter. Yeah. At tricks.
Yeah. And that's why you like
good news. It's a newsletter. I
don't want I don't want the
curry to get a win. I don't want
to win. So it's a good, it's a
good, it's just a gorgeous piece
of art. It's just very crisp.
It's very evergreen, it didn't
really have too much to do with
the show. It's just an evergreen
dynamite piece. And shout out to
Dred Scott, who has been doing
the community chapters. So he's
approving them and adding
images, you can do that if you
get I think it's hyper capture.
That's only for iOS, you can
mark, you can mark community
chapters. He's putting a lot of
this art into the timeline. When
we're talking about something
that will pop some other art up.
It's really fun to watch.
And you can now search in the
transcript about that.
Right from the app. Now you're
talking when did the guys talk
about that? He just hit the
little search icon and you find
it It's beautiful. No agenda Art
generator.com. That is where the
artists very talented artists
from around Gitmo nation
congregate at least two
Twice a week to compete for the
best artwork for, of course the
best podcast in the universe. We
appreciate all of the work that
they do. And especially Darren,
of course, who will receive the
who received the credit and we
look forward to what we're going
to do today. And thank you all
for your courage and now let's
thank some of our producers
executive producers associate
executive producers who bring
the third tier of the time
talent and treasure and we kick
it off with Do we have a note
from our Keith here? No from key
sorry, loose. Oh, good. And it's
interesting he says I've been
listening since show one.
Sorry about that. Recently, I've
been listening to a lot of wine
talk on the show and wanting to
hit one wanted to hair ha Are
you my some of my talent and
treasure with you? I own a
couple of vineyards this is this
is all paying off. Oh,
it's good.
I should mention by the way that
the reason we went to that other
Veritas because Amy couses
husband works at donalyn Winery
in Napa and she dropped off a
bottle of very tasty serraj we
didn't have it. It was quite
good. donalyn family vineyards
apparently the owner or one of
the owners, or the winemaker at
donalyn was a huge no agenda
fan. told him about it. He
started listing told her about
it. I started listening. Wow.
Yeah. Word of mouth. Did you see
this would happen before
advertising?
commercials not before
commercials. That's the joke. I
have been listening since show
one. I want a couple of vendors
in Los Olivos, California and I
have been producing wines since
2003. The name of my family
business is sorry, loose and
sons. Yes, a Dutch winemaker.
Oh, it would be sorry Laos, but
yeah, sorry. Oh, yeah. Oh, nice.
We are 100% Estate Winery, but
that that still farms everything
ourselves still picks every
single grape ourselves is a
grape makes our wine ourselves
and I even design all of the
labels. Okay, a couple of Yes,
it will show arts verse or maybe
you're not selling any stores
and stuff quite quickly. I sell
out quite quickly every year
selling direct
Wrong Wrong way wrong way round
wrong way around. He needs to
take someone's agenda art and
put it on their label. Ooh
calm down.
How about that? We've had our 33
beers are in my nation. Yeah.
Yeah, we had a Australian guy. I
haven't heard from them. Well,
they probably got one we said
something bad about Australia. I
don't think so. They're New
Zealanders oh well there you go.
We are from ploughed to your
porch. Okay, well people should
look it up then. I guess there's
a lot of ways they can pull this
off you have to have really good
bought wine. I would like to say
thank you for your time and to
share with us over the many
years I'd also like to share my
wines with each of you in this
in the no agenda family
he's gonna put us on the
allocation we'll get a couple of
bottles
but as you say value for value I
and I value you and I like to
treat john to wines made by okay
he's gonna play I'm not going to
go on and on with his greatest
wines are but they're probably
really good. I'll taste them.
We'll let you know.
I don't know if this barter puts
me up for a knighthood but if it
does, I'd like to be known as
well. Not yet. Not yet. He has
to keep track of your credit
with the executive producer
shaft salutely and his SAR loose
ends sounds people should
probably get an SC s. r l. o s
and sons.com get yourself on the
mailing list. You can get some
nice quality wine. Thank you
Keith. Does he want any jingles
down there? Does he want any
kind of
sounds?
No, he didn't ask for anything
other than a plug for his
winery. Okay, good. Good to go.
He does his wine is expensive,
so it's possible. If we both get
some bottles we can probably
make it make it happen. Sir now
Neil's den Olins jack Oh that's
a good I'll never get this one
but he deals then all in jack in
Breda Netherlands. He actually
said it was okay for me to read
this in Dutch English.
I should mention this is where
we get two Dutch guys in a row.
So his real name is certainly
Austin only shake and only shake
his dodge for oil shake.
Oil shake. Yeah, she you know,
she has an oil. Oil. She Oh, you
mean like I'm rich. Get his
Saudi Prince and one of those
dudes. Right? Yeah. And he's and
he and I'm going to read this.
As he requested in the morning
admission. Congrats on your 1300
shows today. Very good. It's my
34th birthday.
Last year it was on a show day
but I screwed up and donate it
too late. Today my 333 33
donation will make me a night
invite still 33 years young
Isn't that great? At least if
Adam is willing to chip in the
final Penny yes gotcha with you
sent here man. I found out about
the no agenda show just after
arrow classic rock in the
Netherlands was terminated the
remember? And of course I
listened to the backlog of shows
you are the best. Looking
forward to a low lens meet up
with other producers when when
the globalist agenda accelerated
by COVID my fantasy of moving to
a free place like Texas is
getting stronger. You mind Volvo
Hurry up. We're closing as soon
as this closing. closing it took
this here. They even canceled
the old foun tradition of
playing with fireworks during
New Year's Eve. Oh my goodness.
Adam, do you have advice for
Euro slaves that love good old
American freedom? dropping an
anchor baby and Texas soil
perhaps?
Haha just kidding about the
baby. Can I have some combined
karma for baby making with my
sizzling hot wife Dr. Keough my
dad who was diagnosed with
Parkinson's disease, please play
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Breda in the great Bourgogne the
state of Bravo bounce your nails
done Ollie shake. Thank you so
much.
Donald loves Nazis.
Donald loves Nazis.
Wow.
You've got
right.
And he's on the list. I think
he's our only knighting Today I
believe, who just won he can
read the next note to since it
actually rolls off the page.
Actually, he's he's not on the
list at all. How does that work?
Now he is now huh?
Yes, he is. Now hold on a
second. Let me just put that in.
That's odd. Okay. The next one,
which is doing it? Well, I say
my Dad, can you play some of the
Virginia's donate enough to be a
night some day? No, no, no, he
wants that jingle which I didn't
have. Okay. But he even asked
for stuff at the roundtable. I
don't know. He's on because I'm
scared. We got a black knighting
today don't need to next week.
Be sure is that black knighting?
Is that 100 100% 100%? Sure.
Yes, I checked it.
Right. Yep. All right. Take the
next one, please. Oh, because
it's long. Thanks. All right.
Well, I can do it. I mean, I
just had to know I got it, sir.
I got it. I got it. No, I got
it. Bob darling, sir. NET NET.
And he's 333 33 from Shelby
Township, Michigan. Today while
contemplating making a donation
I noticed an email from my boss
that was sent at 333 it was
about some job files that
contained a 33 in the file names
as well. I noticed this all at
4:20pm I thought is Adam trying
to telepathically talk to me
with the power of weed? I knew
it was a sign that I could
always use some karma with the
holiday season upon us. It just
so happens I have some extra
cash because my wonderful
governor Gretchen big rich
Whitmer has us in step five or
something in her however many
step plan to save womankind or
whatever it is, which means no
restaurants, which is put extra
money in my pocket. She's so
steadfastly set on accomplishing
that goal that she decided to be
the party planner for creepy
uncle jokes, crazy inaka
inauguration wingding I think
the southern phrase of bless her
heart is very fitting for her
and much better than the names I
normally call her. Is that true?
she? Is she part of the
inauguration committee? I don't
keep track of such things. So it
seems I was trying to link time
codes on all the videos of
election hearings in Michigan
for no agenda was too much and
almost overwhelming with the
shit show. Yes. And this is not.
This is not appropriate use of
anyone's time. Definitely worth
the watch. Yes, I've watched
quite a bit. And then he had a
17 minute or so clip of Patrick
colbeck. Former Michigan State
Senator talking at the Arizona
hearings. Yes, I saw that.
Patrick is an aerospace engineer
that has a dash of dude named
Ben and him. He ran for
governor, Governor GOP member.
He spoke very well and educated
while having plans. You know,
this is exactly the point of of
these hearings.
is to get people like yourself
to watch and to understand what
is going on and is not to
actually win any court cases it
is a foundation for the fourth
act that you're in right now.
Any hoots the whole clip is
worth listen to thank you enjoy
the Santa's sack of threes for
Christmas and Merry Christmas to
you both. You both have been a
beacon of light in the darkness
of media deconstruction, much
love for both of you. And I mean
that from the bottom of my
heart. I was trying to think of
some classic clips but I'm a
sucker for a good toe tapper. So
some good karma with the boogie
Boogie amen PS I may be wrong
but I believe the first notion
of chapters in no agenda podcast
was set forth by comic strip
blogger which I am pretty sure
other scoffed at as silly. Holy
shit. Was I wrong? It's amazing.
Now I can strategically hit
people in the mouth with na
chapters. Yes. The differences
is those used to be baked into
the mp3 and with podcasting 2.0
they are available separately
and so any podcast app can can
play them and happy to play your
requested jingle
you've got
a stack of threes
To
me, the newsletter Santa saccade
threes that's beautiful I like
it. I want to also thank
game misty and sir Dodger for
the gift pack that they sent out
I know if you got one. I've been
to the post office twice. And
both times there were about 100
people out the door. So I'm just
trying to find a morning when I
there's something waiting for me
I know because I have to pick it
up at the window. That's
probably this probably I did one
of the better packs you know,
you know one of these gift packs
that somebody puts together but
it's not done by these guys who
just make a living out of it.
Because there's good product in
here and good wine and good. Oh
really nice. So brie cheese is
quite nice. Nice refrigeration
is probably gonna go bad in
yours.
And it's and it doesn't include
it has actual real salami. It
doesn't include the dreaded
summer sausage.
I'm not aware of beef salami
that is inedible. Ah
yeah, summer sausage. Is that a
is that a staple of the horrible
Christmas packages? Yes. Oh,
excuse me summer sausage. This
is beef salami is greasy and
it's just Oh, it is really a
dreadful product. I don't know
why they even make it anyway.
Steve ban ban straws Next on our
list in Nashville, Tennessee.
$333 Hey guy. Hey guys. Hey guy,
guys. Hi guys.
Please credit this donation to
my smokin hot wife Jessica in
honor of her 44th birthday on
December 11. Okay, just because
he will.
It will catch her up to me in
our pursuit of Dame knighthood
her favorite jingle please.
We're all gonna die. And it's
true. That's all short note.
Thanks for keeping us sane. Oh,
yeah. One more thing. Craig's is
still a douchebag.
Stephen Nashville.
Perfect and she's on the list.
Michael Mann sell in Claremont,
Washington. 333 illa 333. Today,
I like that. A look at the HTTP
codes. My donation is meant to
be for 18.
My birthday is April 1 and a
teapot seems apt. man speaks in
riddles. We sit we sail at dawn.
Let me see what his wet bird
flies at night. So is this? What
bird? Do you think this is some
kind of HTTP code for 18 or 330?
Let me see. I mean, look at this
link here for a second. I know
you have to go.
Deep down. I've got the list
here. So let's see. It's 448. He
said 418 was his request like
333 3333.
I'm a teapot for 18 This is
interesting. Okay, HTTP error.
418. Is ima tea pot. This code
was How can I not know this?
This code was defined in 1998 as
one of the traditional IETF
April Fool's jokes.
Ha, ha. I didn't realize that
and it's an RFC. The RFC
specifies this code should be
returned by teapots requested to
brew coffee. Oh, this is from
the was that the one that MIT
Way back in the day they had a
webcam on a coffee pot and you
could you could brew the coffee
on through a web interface. I
think you could just watch it I
like that though I did not
realize and if we're not aware
of for 18 That's some good
internet lore ah well apparently
because we've never mentioned it
before he is a good one Michael
felt obliged to clue us in well
I feel I feel knowledgeable now.
Thank you
Ah, now we have Jason byb by
Bell or Bible in Austin right
down the street from you know
note and I look up his name I
can't find it I'll take another
look for donations later and see
if I can find it that way. I
yeah, I looked as well and $333
thing Yeah, sir. Be low in
Plano, Texas and other texts and
drops us down to associate
executive producer the dreaded
266.
He says, This is jingles prep,
fisting nuts. I'm donating today
not simply to help the show but
out of pure selfishness for
karma. Okay.
Please load me up with the full
load of job and relationship TPP
karma also I'm now in the habit
of purchasing a large snack
usually bag of mixed nuts and
chocolate and water before
boarding a flight in order to
avoid having to wear my mask for
the full flight and pick giant
bag.
Unfortunately, I continually
catch myself doing the whole the
whole fisting of my nuts. This
with chocolate in there. Oh
yeah, extra wrong. This is this
isn't just unseemly in my mind's
eye based on John's description,
but it's rather messy. So john,
how do you eat your nuts?
What a character. Thanks you
all. Joe Joby. Oh, God bless
Texas. Just go for john, tell us
your peeve about the feasting
method of eating snacks. I see
this on the airplane and it's
very annoying and I think it
will result in in fights
breaking out because it just so
annoying to watch. takes this
bag of peanuts, throws a pile of
them into his palm of his hand
and then he makes a fist around
the nuts.
And then he shakes his fist to
try to bring a nut to the little
throws a nut in his mouth from
his fist.
But he does it again he shakes
and throws the shakes and throws
it is annoying as hell to watch
jobs jobs, jobs, jobs.
Jobs. You've got karma.
Classic classic no agenda.
King
Steve ban straw in Nashville,
Tennessee. I'm sorry. Joey did
him Model A year ago sir
scampers I'm sorry. $212 is
where the cursor was sorry.
That's all right. Ah, this is an
honor of my mother. Who would
have turned 65 today 1210 last
year two months ago f
Alzheimer's and I get a whoosh
karma please. Love and Light and
Love and Light and Love You mean
it?
You've got karma loose, loose.
Loose by the way.
I do have two new karma jingles
if anyone ever wants them since
this does seem to morph from
time to time. We have one that
was requested previously someone
was surprised we did not have an
r two D two karma
you've got
karma
Yeah, well but it's r two D two
screaming and we have a you got
pharma.
You've got pharma
in case anyone wants it, it's
available from the menu.
He anonymous his lot next night
but not last $205.33 please keep
me anonymous. dedicate this to
Jay Sal and the funky bunch out
of Melbourne, Florida. Who hit
me in the mouth about two months
ago. Need a D douche for myself?
You've been D juiced so. So I'm
gonna put Jay Sal on the funky
bunch from Melbourne Florida has
the credit right? That's what's
being asked here.
Is that what he says why not bed
dedicated to Okay, so it's
dedicated to him.
Isn't it john Charles, then
descend in Bayside, California?
201 You're ruining my life.
Thank you. From behind the
redwood curtain all Heil Gavin
Our Kim doll overlord.
A man with a point to make.
Kindle overlord droid x does
Next on the list from lanesboro.
Michigan 200. Probably in local
one. Mm hmm. A lot of you guys
been around since the DSC days
and a monthly donor but wanted
to get you guys your shared that
stock tip to buy Nokia back in
March of the great work.
I don't know if it was a tip.
I think you're talking about
wasn't that when bar was railing
on China and said someone said
invest in Nokia. Yeah, maybe I
don't remember and there wasn't
there wasn't pop on the Nokia
stock. Yeah, Nokia should have
popped. Yeah, Tyler Chrisman and
Newark, Delaware. 200 bucks. ITM
heading to my first meetup in
Philly. I send a D douche but I
said nice go into the first
meetup affiliate Did you get
sent a D douchey. Back to time
for me to so I arrived in good
form Well, I guess
you've been told that works.
give everyone a t p p from me.
I am going to the DC march on
the 12th to show my discontent
later very good. jobs, jobs
jobs.
You've got karma.
Last on this slightly top heavy
list Nicki and the lucky dogs
200 bucks Parts Unknown. Dear
john and Adam, thank you for the
insightful conversation I
discovered you on Joe Rogan and
haven't listened to him since he
can you still listen to him?
Hey, hey, I'm back on the show
soon you know what happened? So
December 1. He's exclusive. I
can't listen to him if he Yeah,
no, wait, but wait. Yeah. So
they took everything off all the
mp3 are gone. But YouTube they
took off every single year. Not
every single one. But my
hundreds of them. My appearance
from March is still up or was
last time I look. But the
problem is
millions of comments were
destroyed. The whole the whole
Rogan community participated in
the YouTube comments that's
their thing. And there's no
substitute and go read the
comments because they're you
know, they have clips 20 minutes
of a day of each show. The
comments are people are just
they're very distraught.
They're sad Oh, that's too bad.
Okay, I'm just I'm just saying
the sad is sad that they are sad
it was what it's an outlet
didn't have to destroy it
destroy could have changed the
video and onward to their back
to our last donor.
We should not have to bring back
up on the screen Nikki in the
lucky dogs 200 bucks from lucky
dog city.
Anyway, she bird Nikki saw Rogen
and hasn't seen him since caught
in California. I've been trying
to hit friends in a mouse so I
don't feel so lonely in this
blue state. There's plenty of
people so go to the Central
Valley they're all over the
place. Anyways, not working but
face to face masks are a dead
giveaway of which people I
should avoid so I'm finding new
friends more easily. I'm
donating because I love you
guys. And because I could use
the dose of the house buying
karma My mom has dementia and
knees a family member near I
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on to anything else, we should
at least have a little bit of
Brexit reporting.
I think it would be more
appropriate to talk about the
United States election before we
talk about Brett's Brexit for a
second.
Seriously, I'm like, we haven't
discussed it at all.
I know Yeah. So I'm But well, if
you wanted you got some election
stuff. I just think getting
Brexit out of the way would get
Brexit out of the way because
every time just keep Brexit No,
no keep Brexit keep Brexit
burners gust we just I brought
it up on the last show. So
that's bunk. First time. Yeah, I
brought it up on the last show.
Yeah, because there wasn't it.
But it's been weeks and weeks.
Yeah. So I don't care. We are in
the middle of a constitutional
crisis, which is coming to a
head is going to be beautiful to
watch. You know what? Let me
just let me just finish. We just
finished talking man, spin, spin
away, my friend.
I'm not spinning. I'm telling
you what I'm telling you facts.
The facts are Texas has filed a
lawsuit against mainly the swing
states. This is where the
Supreme Court will have to come
in because the one of their
foremost tasks is to settle
disputes between states. And now
we have 17 other states who have
joined in the Texas lawsuit. And
on top of all that, we are now
hearing that the President
himself is joining the lawsuit
and there are rumblings this
will be very out of the ordinary
but there are rumblings that he
would present himself that's
doubtful. This come amidst just
as so much blanketed
information A lot of it's going
to be misinformation but they're
very successful with all the
lawsuits all of the noise that
has slowly sleeps seep through
to the mainstream. Not really
much mentioned other than it's
crazy, don't pay attention to
it. And lo and behold, people
are starting to open up and open
up to the possibility that Yeah,
okay first it was crazy and
nothing that it was well there's
no widespread election fraud and
it's now turned into Don't
forget baseless Don't forget
baseless, baseless has gone.
baseless is off the radar, for
some reason, not talking about
it anymore. And there's a number
of things that are cropping up
that are quite irritating. And
it's all coming together with
things like the National Defense
Authorization Act. Again, I'm
looking at everything coming
together. I'm just I'm just
analyzing what I think is
happening. What a lot of people
think, is that we're going to be
shown in the next couple of
weeks, all the corruption, all
the people that are corrupted,
how they corrupted, how the
money was flowing. Let's stop
there for one moment because
that's coming out. It's heralded
as being fantastic, but it
really was the Chan Zuckerberg
Foundation, who did indeed give
$350 million to states and
counties to put hundreds of
extra dollars
Dropbox is all kinds of things,
and it actually matched what the
federal government gave for
Coronavirus hardships in the
2020. election. election
officials say things could have
been a lot worse last month it
would have been longer and the
balance would have taken more
time to count if they hadn't
gotten a big infusion of cash.
It came from a nonprofit funded
by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg,
we should mention Facebook as
among nprs. Financial supporters
say they are all for the help.
But some observers say this is
no way to fund an election.
Here's Tom check of the
investigative group APM reports.
election officials in Chester
County Pennsylvania did
something different this year.
Some residents were worried
about whether election drop
boxes were secure. So the
workers who collected the
ballots wore body cameras that
says Ranger pack homeland. I
have arrived at my first
destination for voter services
valid collection. Each day
county workers recorded video as
they open drop boxes and
collected the ballots before
delivering them to the election
office. Chester County voting
services director bill Turner
says the body cameras and some
drop boxes would never have
happened without a grant from
the Center for tech and civic
life. So that's the Center for
tech and civic civic life which
I looked up their form 990
they've never received more than
a million dollars a year in
funding. It's very it's very
small, but all the usual
suspects are on the advisory
board. And so all of a sudden
they received this 400 $350
million and it was used to to
buy equipment, what kind of
equipment to shore up things to
put as I said to put an extra
drop boxes and of course they
they were some body cameras, but
there was a lot of drop drop
boxes that were not unwish from
from soccer from Zuckerberg. It
was just that Gerber's personal
cash Chan Zuckerberg initiative
that is him and his wife's
nonprofit. They sent it to the
center for tech and civic life
and the Center for tech and
civic life distributed to the
counties in the states mainly in
the swing states.
So
someone fishy there, nothing
fishy at all.
So there's money that was
flowing. The domain and voting
systems, I won't dive too deep
into it. But this morning, I saw
a video, which makes no sense to
play on the show, but it is the
follow up to what happened in
Michigan. Yeah, well, the big
news coming out of Antrim
County, Michigan this morning,
Pete is that a judge actually
granted our team access to 22 of
the Dominion voting machines for
us to conduct a forensic audit.
So if you remember, this is the
county that had this switch of
6000 votes from President Trump
to Joe Biden. And that was an
unexplained and so called a
glitch. And so our team is
slated to go in this morning at
about 830. And we'll be there
for about eight hours to conduct
that forensic examination. And
we'll have the results in about
48 hours. And that'll tell us a
lot about these machines. They
also received a similar grant in
Georgia. So they're, they've
also been looking at that. And
you'll see that the operator of
the machine demonstrates very
clearly how you can run the same
ballot through the machine once
twice as many times as you want,
how you can put an empty ballot
in and mark it up however you
want.
And then although I have not
seen proof of it,
there is a story that they fed
equal amount of Biden and Trump
ballots into a machine in
Georgia. And it split it split
the votes and came out 25 or
26%, in favor of Biden on an
equal number of ballots that
were sent to the machine.
Haven't seen that myself. So I'm
not exactly sure. amongst this
comes the promotion and
announcement of the smart Matic
chairman. This is the guy, Lord
Mark Malloch Brown,
who was in charge of the
software that was in these
systems. He has been promoted to
the role of President within
George Soros is open society
Foundation was a nice bold move.
Go ahead, just slap it in our
face. There's nothing to see
here. So this is coming down to
the final straws. I really
believe the President is out
there with his team spreading
the word that this is China, and
the China has taken control of
our country has taken he's going
to be showing and as we're
seeing, taking control of the
pharmaceutical taking control of
technology. He's he's
threatening a veto on the
National Defense Authorization
Act, which you know, we've been
reading these since the
inception of the show. It's what
funds the military. It's it's
what funds the military
industrial complex and what he
has demanded
is under the auspices of it is a
national security threat to have
social media companies shielded
by section 230
of the communications decency
act, so that they can just willy
nilly delete stuff such as a c
span video of doctors talking in
a Senate hearing. And he's going
to veto that. I don't know if it
we'll see how powerful that
well, you know, who's B, may one
of the main thrusters behind
this, getting rid of this, just
toss it into Tulsi Gabbard?
Tulsi Gabbard, Tulsi Gabbard,
she's she's been tweeting, she's
all in with the President on
this. I don't want section 230
to be terminated because we have
we survive under this as well.
Even though agenda social is
important to have to be
indemnified from being sued
about someone saying nutty on
that. But I would like it to be
suspended or something for these
guys, because they've just taken
it to a whole nother level as to
what they feel they can take
off. And the President sees that
as a threat to national
security. And that is now the
that is not the question was
modified, because,
for example, no agenda social,
nobody does anything. So there's
not moderators trying to take
off post. I mean, you people
just ban their own posts that
they don't want, right? That's
what should be Yes, exactly. But
you know, Facebook, actually has
people that will take down posts
if they're politically
incorrect, or this goes against
publishing and editing. Yeah,
it's called publishing and
editing. And it's wrong. If you
say this, what you're talking
about right now about the
selection. If it was just some
sort of a Twitter post, it would
be taken off and you'd probably
get banned. Oh, yeah. Oh,
absolutely. in a heartbeat.
And so that's a part of it. And
I was, I was, you know,
everyone's throwing all the
Chinese crap out right now.
Because it's, it's on Vogue, and
we're and whether President
Trump strategy works or not,
people are going to be aware to
China, and I love his hits
hitting podcasting. You know,
libsyn, you know, libsyn right
Lipson, the, they're kind of
like a pod bean only different.
It's pod bean light. Yeah. So
Lipson, and you know, there's
there's a lot of companies that
are looking to be bought mainly
by Spotify. And and Lipson has
now had to ask the court to
cancel stock held by Chinese
shareholders, they own 25% of
Lipson, and these half of them
are in jail. They can't get any
paperwork on them. So they've
completely crippled lips. And as
a podcasting outfit, they can't
acquire anything or be acquired
with this. With this problem
they have, which I think is
just, yeah, I think it's so so
perfect to see how the Chinese
are in on everything. And
to finish this up,
the only thing I have, boom, I
don't want to
Yes. Now, this is the conspiracy
part. I think all of this is
what I've just said is not spin.
It's just fact and this lawsuit
of the multiple states will be
very interesting. I don't see
how the supreme court can refuse
to hear it. I'm not sure. And
I'll give sir Jean of, of the
Duke of Texas. The benefit here
I'm not sure Amy Coney Barrett
is going to be as helpful as the
President thinks she's she's not
really signing a lot of things
and he's not dissenting on other
things. She's very quiet. So
we'll see if, if What's his
face? Roberts is not on board,
if the remaining five who really
is five, or maybe it's four,
we'll see. But the general
thinking is, there will be a
second term of President Trump
will see that is definitely not
what the media thinks that's not
what my partner Jhansi Dvorak
things, but I am an optimist.
And in this case, I'm an
optimist for the country,
because I would like China to go
down with this. Whether we get
Biden or not the result will be
the same. We've got we've got to
stop China. And here's the
conspiracy theory part. Devil
storm.
Devil storm. Yes, the 82nd
airborne scrambled yesterday.
It's time for one of those
drills. This drill is taking
place all across America. It's
just a drill, so you have
nothing to worry about. And the
Navy is in on it as well.
According to the US Naval
Institute, the Navy has deployed
three aircraft carriers plus a
landing helicopter dock LHD off
the US West Coast and two
aircraft carriers and their
strike groups plus another LHD
off the US East Coast. off the
west coast is the USS Carl
Vinson in the Pacific.
Not at Port along the Oregon
Washington border. Then you have
the USS x, Essex on the right
off the east coast of San
Francisco. Let's go through
these, the USS Theodore
Roosevelt and its Strike Group
off the coast of Los Angeles,
off the east coast or the USS
Dwight D. Eisenhower off the
coast of Connecticut.
Let's go a step further the USS
Gerald our Ford off the coast of
New Jersey, the USS Iwo Jima off
the coast of South Carolina. And
so here's a map showing the
positioning of the ships around
the world. Just a screenshot
there from us ni news. Alright,
so let me explain how this is
being played in conspiracy
circles. The thinking is
twofold. One, this is going to
be necessary to arrest all of
the people all probably Chinese
operatives around the country
possible. The second one is when
Trump is declared president for
the second term. And there's a
revolt when the and this goes
back to one of your original
clips, which I thought was
funny.
The Democrats will call in the
United Nations in the blue
helmets. And so now we have all
the ships positioned around the
country to protect from the
International force coming into
take over from Donald Trump. And
all of this will happen under
something very special. Because
they need to flip on tarp for
this. Well, hey guys, and a
geomagnetic Watch has actually
been this is a this is a local
station, local weather guy in
Michigan. But hey guys and a j
guy. STORM WATCH has actually
been issued. And here's why.
Let's explain what's going on
this sunspot right here when
they rotate around the sun. When
it was directed toward Earth, it
erupted a massive solar flare.
And when that happens, that
accelerates the normal stream of
charged particles that comes
from the Sun to the Earth. So
when that happens, those
particles which normally
generate a continuous Aurora
near the North Pole, that forces
that ring, we call it the Euro
ring farther south. So what
we're thinking it's going to get
close enough where we have a
shot at seeing those Northern
Lights. So we're talking about
later Wednesday night, or
Thursday evening. And here's the
key. If this acceleration
happens to hit during the
daytime tomorrow, well, we don't
get a chance to see it because
it's daylight. But if that
happens later tonight, meaning
Wednesday night or early
Thursday evening, maybe we have
a shot. So that's when you want
to get out of there. Have you
ever been able to see northern
lights in Michigan?
Last Word, Michigan, Michigan
series think i think is doable.
I think you can see him in
Washington once in a while.
That's a little bit farther
north of Michigan. But this is
he's predicting like oh, this is
how big was this coronal mass
ejection. Was that a really big
one? Just going to can we watch
news to me, but I heard Northern
Light phenomenon do happen. Oh,
yeah. But that seems a little
far down south.
Well, this should get pretty up
there.
Further, so Northern Michigan.
Upper Peninsula is pretty busy
up there. It's as high as it is.
I think it's on the same.
I think it's on the same
latitude as Washington. Well.
It may be a part of
this has got to be my favorite
clip of the entire week. Because
it comes from NBC. It's taken
very seriously. It was printed
around the world. And it kind of
indicates me Hi, Alison. Well,
this is quite a story and that
comes from the man who headed
Israel space security program
for nearly 30 years. Hi, I'm Ash
shed is making the extraordinary
claim that the United States and
Israel I've been in contact with
a group of aliens for years not
immigrants, but
extraterrestrials. He has called
them the Galactic Federation.
Don't we know the Galactic
Federation? Don't we have it in
place on me TV now but don't we
have a producer who's a member
who sends us on his stationery?
Oh, yes. I varasi up there in
Washington State. I should be
appropriate. Yeah, he's a good
fire bottles. Girl and he's a
member of the Galactic
Federation is ni
United Federation of Planets.
Oh, that's a subgroup oh well of
aliens. And he says President
Trump is aware of the existence
of these aliens been on the
verge of revealing their
secrets. Okay.
This is the best story of the
year. Trump knows about the
aliens. And he's been on the
verge of telling us about it. So
who knows it could come any
minute he claims, but was asked
not to do so by the Federation
in order to prevent what he
calls mass hysteria. Well, the
retired general
Also the US and Israel have kept
it from the public because
quotes humanity isn't ready and
the aliens don't want to reveal
themselves until humanity can
evolve, he says and understand
what space really is. Well, the
good news is that he claims an
agreement has been reached
between the US government and
the aliens, a contract to do
experiments here. There's all
three he says the secret
underground base on Mars, where
there are American alien
representatives? Well, yes, of
course. And they staged the trip
to Mars from the moon base,
where the Israelis are Hello.
Now this head of a branch of
Israel's defense ministry is 87.
He was very well respected, at
least until now, listen, an
interview with an Israeli
newspaper in Hebrew. But it's
really taken off after parts of
it were published in English by
the Jerusalem Post today. He
says he's come forward now in
the hope that his news will be
accepted as true. He knows that
if he'd made these claims five
years ago, he would have been
hospitalized. But now he says,
I've got nothing to lose. Well,
so far, President Trump has not
tweeted about this, though.
Remember, a year ago, he did set
up the space force as the sixth
branch of the US Armed Forces.
Well, we did ask the White House
the Department of Defense and
Israeli officials to comment so
far, they have not responded to
the NBC News request. And
they're all taking this story.
So seriously, I love it. I'm all
in it was on NBC NBC. Yeah. And
it's been they're taking it
seriously. They've put they put
out articles I think the New
York Times wrote about it,
because this guy was you know,
he was as you pointed out, a
very respected journalist at
seven he's on his way out it's
like well, I might as well tell
you now so we have so much to
look forward to in the next week
we had if you remember when they
had all those top scientists
that made it went to Washington
DC and exposed all this stuff.
This has been going on for a
decade. There's all these guys
that come around say we know
this we know that we these guys
are around and it just never
goes anywhere but know that I
disagree because for years now,
slowly it's been seeping in so
like Tucker Carlson does UFO
segments and about the Tic Tac
thing that's been flying around?
I think if they're looking for
general acceptance it's we're
getting closer to it because
people are not afraid or
outraged or oh my god I don't
think anybody cares that much.
But what what Tic Tac thing
flying around? Oh, this this is
what the the Air Force generals
have said was real this video of
this that they got. You've seen
the video? It looks like a
little thing flying around?
Yeah, well, let's stop land
somewhere. We can all go look at
it. Yeah, I'll pay a fee for 10
bucks. Maybe 20. I may pay 50
bucks to go see it. But it has
to land has to set up shop put a
fence around it goes go. I'll
get to get a look at it. spend
whatever you want. Touch it.
Yep. So here. So here's what
happens. These lawsuits start to
unfurl. Either we can blame it
all on China. And it's right
back the whole thing. China did
the Wu Han flew. That was on
purpose. They took all their
operatives is like swalwell and
anyone else they needed got
their Chan Zuckerberg money, and
they got all the infrastructure
set up. They totally had to.
We've got them saying Haha, we
did it. Congratulations. We've
got our friends back in the top.
And if that doesn't work, then
we just bring out the aliens.
Okay.
Wow, that's like a shaggy dog
story you just developed there,
but this is what this is. It
can't be anything else. Yeah,
for me, it could be for maybe
bullcrap. For me. It could be.
But these lawsuits and the
Supreme Court and states not not
believing the selection. That's
just real. And that's that's
going to that may be the avenue
We'll see. No one seems to be
upset. That is that would be the
avenue if there's an avenue that
would be it. No one seems to be
upset about it. No, I don't know
any kids running around freaking
out. I think everyone kind of
knows that. Well, I you know, it
happened however it have I don't
want to hear about it. Yeah, I
don't want to know, no one's
upset. No one's running with
their hair on fire. Because I
think everybody knows and, and
please, at least let us get to
the bottom of the voting. Let's
change that for 2022 and 2024.
Then release the A for the
Georgia runoff. Well,
but the the this strategy, I
think is real. I don't know if
it's gonna work. But I do think
this is really what they're
doing everything points to this.
You know that almost everything
we do on this show, most of
these little chapters now.
Yeah are never covered by the
mainstream media and if they are
like I didn't notice or
whatever. And so I've got a
story. Oh good, which isn't the
same long and the same lies
about the dishonest I got this
from France 24
have to go watch France 24 to
find out the details of the
lawsuit against
GE it's amazing how little has
been covered of that. Hmm.
There's been nothing covered it.
I mean, I've been
Tucker. He's the only gun that
was listened to France 24
lawsuits of unprecedented scope,
the American government, golden
uns, the attorneys general of 48
States against the biggest name
in social media Facebook.
In two separate lawsuits, they
argue that the social media
behemoth has created a monopoly
by abusing its dominant position
to buy potential competition
rather than compete against it.
In an effort to maintain its
market dominance in social
networking, Facebook, has
employed a by very strategy to
impede competing services.
First, Facebook used vast
amounts of money to acquire
smaller rivals, and potential
rebels before they could
threaten the company's
dominance. In 2012, Facebook
bought Instagram for $1 billion.
Following that, with a $22
billion purchase of messaging
service WhatsApp in 2014.
Facebook's General Counsel said
the FTC complaint doesn't take
into account the investments
that the tech giant has made
into its platforms to make them
what they are today.
This is revisionist history.
Instagram and WhatsApp became
the incredible products they are
today because Facebook invested
billions of dollars and years of
innovation and expertise. The
government now wants to do over
sending a chilling warning to
American businesses that no cell
is ever final. The lawsuits
could see Facebook diversity in
Instagram and WhatsApp or having
to notify the plaintiffs of any
acquisition it plans to make
over $10 million. Potentially
you put in significant brakes on
the company's purchasing power.
The complaints also take aim at
the way in which Facebook uses
personal data to reinforce its
monopoly status, such as
customizing the online
experience to stop people from
switching from the platform.
Facebook has denounced the
lawsuit and vowed to defend
itself vigorously.
I was talking with the keeper
about this this morning. Because
Facebook says, Hey, the
government looked at our at our
acquisition of WhatsApp the
government looked at our
acquisition of Instagram. Why
didn't they say anything? And
what is not in this report from
24? Is that the emails were
uncovered. Where's Zuckerberg
threatens the guys that WhatsApp
and I think the guys that
Instagram as well and said, Oh,
you know, you're not gonna let
us by you. We're just gonna
build something just like and
crush you. I think he used the
word crush. That's Yes, that
came out in the net report, but
does come out.
And
I think this also may may have
to do with the acceleration of
Facebook's digital money, the
Libra no one wants that.
So that would be another reason
to well, Ms. falls into the no