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Hot, hot Mike. Adam Curry Jhansi
devora December 17 2020 this is
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your award winning chemo nation
media assassination Episode
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13 104 This is no agenda
celebrating a th day and
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broadcasting live from
opportunity's own 33 here in the
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frontier of Austin, Texas
capital out the drone Star State
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in the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam Curry from Northern Silicon
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Valley where he had a gully
washer last night it's finally
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raining no more fires. I'm Jesse
tomorrow.
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Yeah, is it is it now also bad
weather there? Or is it just
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just wet? I mean, is it like
horrible outside? Actually
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today? Yeah, after they don't do
it. This is the series we've
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seen this this weather in
California before where it rains
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at night like crazy. And then
it's sunny and beautiful. Oh,
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it's nice out it's cold. Cold
but it's pretty out and sunny.
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Yes. Layers were layers when you
go out children wear layers in
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San Francisco. Now it's crazy.
Got so you got fun. I got some
1:03
rain. crappy weather on the
west. The East Coast is Whoo.
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This is a good one.
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A lot of snow falling. Yeah,
sounds like it. Which is good.
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Yeah, everyone has a real reason
to stay home.
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Do we have a Zephyr yet? Do you
see anything come by? I'm
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waiting cuz I'm stoked man. Did
you see Bitcoin?
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This is crazy. Right now is
23,600 by now
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get in while stocks last
everybody. Now I don't know yet.
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GM shirt comes Oh, here we go.
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3456 770 which is actually
eight. What do you mean actually
1:52
eight? Well, ever since they
went to the three a week instead
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of every day. Yeah, they took
out the male luggage car. Ah,
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okay Ladies and gentlemen, this
is your official Zephyr report
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we have a stable economy things
are moving along just nicely
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alert the guy to Squawk Box CNBC
let them know that we have a
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seven cars that for usually
eight minus the mail car and
2:15
Bitcoin 23,650
2:19
Oh my god.
2:24
Meanwhile, the course sells me
there's absolutely zero
2:27
correlation between the Zephyr
and Bitcoin. Honestly, you say
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that's what you say card number
goes up.
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My God. I don't know. I don't
know. Meanwhile, we're all here
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in a farmer controlled
biosecurity state and enjoying
2:44
it very much because we've got a
vaccine
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but I don't know if if it's hard
to tell now with the mainstream
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I mean obviously vaccine is
their is their number one story.
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But this hack by cozy bear
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this Russian hack that got into
email systems, I mean, that's
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you think that will be a big
story.
3:15
Well, I think they tried to make
it a big story but but the media
3:18
in fact, I have a clip I thought
yeah, this one here. And I added
3:24
listen to this clip and because
it's the vaccine clip this by
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vaccine side effects clip Mm
hmm. I hate to even tell you how
3:30
this is on this list is s Vax.
Yeah, I got it. I found it. The
3:35
S for side effects is over in
front of the vaccine. It's
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jumping around the left when you
type. It's that devora keyboard
3:42
you got to get used to it. And
so this is the vaccine report
3:46
from NBC and it is very
interesting the way it's
3:50
structured. It happened in
Juneau, Alaska. 10 minutes after
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receiving the Pfizer vaccine
yesterday, a health care worker
3:56
rushed to the ER with a severe
rash and shortness of breath,
4:00
her heart rate was elevated and
she had a red flushed rash over
4:08
her face and torso.
4:11
I was concerned about an
anaplastic reaction so gave her
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the standard treatment of a dose
of intramuscular epinephrine.
4:19
And she responded immediately.
After a night in the ICU
4:23
receiving more medications.
She's stable now. Doctors say
4:26
she had no known previous
allergies, unlike two people in
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the UK, who also developed
severe allergic reactions.
4:34
Tonight caution from Dr. Fauci.
If you have a history of a
4:38
severe allergic reaction, you
should either not take this
4:42
vaccine or if you do take it,
take it in the context of a
4:47
place where if you do develop an
allergic reaction, it could be
4:51
readily and effectively treated.
But 10s of 1000s of medical
4:56
workers have already been
vaccinated this week, most
4:59
reporting noses
5:00
effects like nursing director
Johnny Leonard at Methodist
5:03
Hospital in Houston, slept had a
great night last night woke up
5:06
this morning. She was going to
work, no symptoms at all.
5:12
Feeling very normal.
5:14
Through tomorrow 886 locations
will have received Pfizer doses.
5:19
vaccinations already starting in
nursing homes tomorrow and
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outside FDA advisory panel will
decide whether to also authorize
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Madonna's vaccine, if approved,
as expected, 6 million doses
5:31
could ship next week. Tom
Costello, NBC News, Washington.
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Okay, what did you find
particularly odd about that?
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Well, they started off with this
blast and you said they weren't
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covering the Russian thing, or
that Russian Russians
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various hack mysterious Oh, from
the, from the Snowden days that
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you can make everything look
Russian according to the schemes
5:55
they have. So you can make
anything look a Russian attack
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could be from anyone. And
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I realized when I listen to this
thing a couple times, oh,
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apparently these guys are on
Easy Street with this vaccine.
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And they're not coughing up too
good for the advertising on NBC.
6:11
Ah,
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there you go. That No, that
makes sense. It makes nothing
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but sense they do this little
you know, we can you know, it's
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Pfizer guy. You guys haven't
been you guys aren't up to your
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normal pay out here for you
advertising What's going on? You
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know, we can run a lot of these
that we can run nothing but
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horror stories about the
vaccine. Yes. You know, in in
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that context.
6:38
A lot of clips I got, which are
short ones. kind of explain the
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context of these clips like this
one. Is there a difference
6:47
between modernas and the one out
from Pfizer, Dr. Ashish Shah of
6:50
Brown University tells ABC from
an efficacy safety point of view
6:54
there, they're nearly identical.
one's a little bit easier to
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distribute doesn't have to be
kept frozen. That's the maternal
7:00
one. I doubt most people will
have a choice and it shouldn't
7:03
really matter. They're about the
same once it gets into your arm.
7:06
And Wednesday was the deadliest
day of the pandemic to date with
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3656 American deaths according
to Johns Hopkins University.
7:14
So that's kind of like hey,
which one of you guys gonna
7:17
advertise Madonna Pfizer? I
don't know. I'd like to in the
7:20
arm though, that always makes me
feel good. Oh, the old stick
7:23
that in your arm at Bill Gates
though. This is this is the this
7:27
is the problem is the goalposts
are being moved. And we've seen
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this happen throughout the past
10 months, where we start with
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flatten the curve. Remember that
I even foolishly thought, oh,
7:39
April 7, we'll be done with
this. But now, since this is
7:42
apparently part of the big
reset, which in my mind can only
7:46
be now that we're shutting down
again, globally, can only be to
7:51
completely bankrupt the
economies. The economy is small
7:54
business, keep the big ones
open, especially the service
7:58
sector. Everybody invested
heavily to be able to weather
8:02
the dark winter and now Screw
you. We're just closing it down.
8:05
So that's done. That's that's
clearly what it's for. But now,
8:10
after being promised life, we'll
get back to normal after we get
8:13
the vaccine. Oh, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, that's not how
8:18
it's going to work. No, because
it was every single human being
8:23
on the planet is vaccinated.
You'll be wearing a mask Stan
8:27
home life lock downs and Bill
Gates went on CNN with Jake
8:30
Tapper to communicate to the
slaves to get my nation. When do
8:35
you think life will fully return
to what we thought of as normal?
8:39
Back in January, no masks, no
social distancing? No other
8:45
protective measures necessary.
8:49
Certainly by the summer will be
way closer to normal than we are
8:54
now. This laughs He does
irritates me a lot in this
8:59
particular clip. Why does he
have to laugh when he's giving
9:03
us really bad news. If we follow
it, life will get back to
9:08
normal.
9:12
No other protective measures.
This horrible, certainly by the
9:17
summer will be way closer to
normal than we are now. But even
9:24
through early 2022, unless we
help other countries get rid of
9:29
this disease and we get high
vaccination rates in our
9:32
country. The risk of
reintroduction will be there and
9:36
of course, the global economy
will be slowed down which hurts
9:41
America economically. In a
pretty dramatic way, too. We'll
9:45
have starting the summer about
nine months where a few things
9:49
like big public gatherings
9:51
will still be restricted. But
you know we can see now that
9:56
somewhere between 12 to 18
months and we have a change
10:00
Can we manage it? Well, to get
back to normal? And, oh, if we
10:05
manage it well, well, of course,
we'll, we'll mess it up Dr.
10:08
Bill, we know that.
10:12
But luckily, the vaccine is
here. So, stick with it, people,
10:16
it's still rolling out. More
than 30 million people in
10:19
California are right now under
brand new stay at home orders as
10:22
hospitals, their risk being
overwhelmed. There are a lot of
10:27
governors who oppose bringing
back these lockdown orders and
10:31
forcing businesses to close.
What do you think? Do you think
10:35
more states need to consider
taking that kind of drastic
10:38
action and the kind of drastic
action we saw when the pandemic
10:41
first began? Or can there be a
more nuanced approach? Well,
10:45
certainly mask wearing has
essentially no downside. They're
10:50
not expensive. bars and
restaurants in most of the
10:54
country will be closed as we go
into this way, then I think,
10:57
sadly, that's appropriate,
depending on how severe it is.
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The decision about schools is
much more complicated because
11:04
there you know, the benefits are
pretty high. The amount of
11:07
transmission is not the same as
in restaurants and bars, so
11:13
it's all correct crap is
bullcrap. There's nothing going
11:16
on with restaurants and bars,
asking any restaurant or well,
11:20
bar, okay, Austin has some bar
issues, but restaurants, there's
11:24
no one that getting COVID in
restaurants, and Gavin nuisance
11:29
health official, what's the
guy's name?
11:34
golly, I guess he spelled it out
playing out. And oh, this is not
11:39
about not about people getting
infected at restaurants. Oh, no.
11:43
So the decision to include among
other sectors, outdoor dining,
11:49
and limiting that turning to
restaurants to deliver and
11:53
provide takeout options,
instead, really has to do with
11:56
the goal of trying to keep
people at home, not a comment on
12:02
the relative safety of outdoor
dining. And we have worked hard
12:06
with that industry to create
safer ways for outdoor dining to
12:10
happen to keeping tables farther
apart to ensuring masking
12:16
happens as much as possible to
create opportunities for air
12:20
circulation to continue. All of
those factors make sectors like
12:24
outdoor dining, lower risk. But
right now, with the levels of
12:28
transmission that we're seeing,
we advise against anything that
12:31
you can do in another way in a
lower risk way. that avoids you
12:35
either leaving your home or only
leaving your home in a way that
12:40
doesn't expose you and cause you
to mix with others. Right. So it
12:44
has nothing to do with
infectivity at restaurants. It's
12:49
just oh, you we don't want you
to have anything to do. So stay
12:53
home or go through the drive
thru. And with, as I suspected
12:58
with most of these public health
officials, they're just reading
13:02
the script. If you haven't seen
this, this is a hot my colleague
13:06
Mike hot Mike, from Ontario,
Canada's top health officials
13:11
just before they're about to do
one of their COVID updates and
13:15
briefings. I don't know why I
bring all these papers and never
13:18
look at
13:21
the numbers I do.
13:25
I just say whatever they write
down for me.
13:29
And we're sure that's true.
13:32
Yes, I just say whatever they
write down for me, oh, why? Why
13:36
would I do anything tough like
that. So the world is locking
13:39
down again. We have UK down
tight. And now we're talking
13:46
well into January. But the
people are getting somewhat
13:50
restless. And they're a little
tired of it. And this was a
13:52
great example, as the
Netherlands locked down on I
13:57
want to say Monday for five
weeks. I mean, tight, this is
14:02
locked down. You can't really
have you can go out you can go
14:06
to work if your work is allowed
to have you. But now basically
14:09
everyone's locked down. It's
done. So the Dutch Prime
14:12
Minister, he comes on live TV to
announce this and this comes
14:16
from the tower which we call the
door engine, which is in a way
14:21
equivalent to the Oval Office of
the Netherlands that he sit in
14:23
there. And the tower overlooks a
rather wide moat. It's a canal
14:29
but believe me it's meant to be
a moat. To keep the plebes away.
14:33
The plebs to the plebs are away
on the other side of this moat.
14:38
And they're so loud with their
booing and mainly whistling
14:41
which is always meant as an
insult in the Netherlands is you
14:45
know, if you ever watch a
football game soccer when they
14:48
whistle that's disapproval. They
could not drown out the sound of
14:52
people disapproving of what the
prime minister was saying. Have
14:57
a listen only to their cameras.
15:00
Nothing it's got to
15:02
pull it out
15:04
to Nick benna Nick Monica later
for Eastern tunafish to spark
15:09
hilltopper colonna optic Hilaire
Dotto for classified
15:14
as coronas you described
nostalgia oxetane don't buy
15:17
before covic maitake
15:20
down nylons from Peter Yoda from
the Edo Vivek in lockdown so
15:26
Netherlands is going into
lockdown for a period of five
15:29
weeks and then he says this may
launch heart opswat this is
15:34
interesting he says Natal on top
of slot the direct translation
15:39
would be the Netherlands is
being locked up, not locked
15:42
down, locked up close done big
padlock on the door and the
15:47
slaves are not having it.
15:50
Taken stuck for Allah blackish
lawgiver mentioned in Cooper
15:53
Sharma calm
15:56
he no shame on the family to not
15:59
have quit Spider Man subscribe.
I think he also lives in that
16:02
tower. I don't know if
16:04
it might be kind of annoying if
people are doing that all day
16:07
and all night.
16:10
But it's people are not really
happy with this. And in the UK,
16:18
they see ahead this
16:20
they've come up with something
new to justify this lockdown,
16:25
which a lot of people are saying
it's not based on science and I
16:30
tend to agree. Here's the health
secretary of the UK.
16:35
Matt Hancock, I'd like to update
the house on a new development
16:38
about the virus itself. Over the
last few days, thanks to our
16:42
world class genomic capability
in the UK, we have identified a
16:47
new variant of Coronavirus,
which may be associated with the
16:51
fastest spread in the southeast
of England.
16:55
initial analysis suggests that
this variant is growing faster
16:59
than the existing variants.
We've currently identified over
17:03
1000 cases with this variant
predominantly in the south of
17:06
England. Although cases have
been identified in nearly 60
17:10
different local authority areas,
and numbers are increasing
17:13
rapidly. Similar variants have
been identified in other
17:17
countries over the last few
months. We've notified the World
17:21
Health Organization about this
new variant and Public Health
17:24
England is working hard to
continue its expert analysis at
17:28
Porton down. Mr. Speaker, I must
stress this point that there is
17:32
currently nothing to suggest
that this variant is more likely
17:35
to cause serious disease. And
the latest clinical advice is
17:38
that it's highly unlikely that
this mutation would fail to
17:42
respond to a vaccine. But it
shows we've got to be vigilant,
17:46
follow the rules. And everyone
needs to take personal
17:49
responsibility not to spread
this virus. It is so bad in the
17:53
UK. And just everybody I know
who had a business is bankrupt.
17:58
Done.
18:00
Yes. It's not really funny. This
it's done that just completely
18:07
got there's nothing left. And
and this latest lockdown, which
18:11
I don't understand other than
18:15
you know, let's just scare
everybody and ruin everything.
18:18
It makes no sense. The numbers
aren't there. Although, you
18:22
know, now that the CDC has Ace
numbers are there Yes. But CDC
18:26
has combined the death numbers
with influenza and
18:33
pneumonia. So you have I think
it's p IC. Well, that's not
18:38
right. Well, that's how they
come up with a 3000 dead in one
18:41
day. Because people are dying
while they're dying of a lot of
18:45
things. It's just it's we
forgotten to question it. That's
18:49
That's how horrible this brain
programming has been this mind
18:53
control.
18:55
It's just crazy. Anyway, so
we've got the vaccine coming
18:59
out. And you know, the, the mind
control remains strong with
19:03
everybody on television. I love
this, this one America news guy
19:07
who was a total nerd. And when
he when he finally figures out
19:10
what he did here, he'll hate
himself for joining us now for
19:13
further analysis on this moment
is Adam glut. He's the president
19:16
of the media watchdog group
accuracy media. So, Adam, I want
19:19
to start with the Coronavirus,
actually because today we saw a
19:22
major development the
Coronavirus being shipped out to
19:25
frontline workers vulnerable
populations as well. It's really
19:28
a miraculous achievement within
itself. It's miraculous just
19:31
ship out the virus ship it out.
19:35
Did you even hear it? Yeah, you
know I can I can almost it's
19:40
almost unfathomable how often
this happens. Well, this is
19:44
truth wanting to come
documenting this for for a
19:46
month. Listen to this next one.
This is the first black nurse to
19:51
get the COVID vaccine.
19:54
Because there were a lot of
propaganda, a lot of promotion
19:57
of this on television as you
pointed out but
20:00
But we're not quite sure who's
going to spend the dollars. So
20:03
yeah, there was a lot of Oh, USA
Today had
20:07
a great article, or they say,
you know, there are some side
20:10
effects, you know, you might
blink with one eye slower than
20:14
you blink with the other eye,
you may lose control of some of
20:18
your facial muscle muscles,
which is temporary Bell's palsy.
20:21
But it's really not that bad. I
mean, that's in the USA Today
20:24
must have gotten in on some ad
by early. So now we're trying to
20:28
push it to the black and brown
communities and listen to what
20:32
this nurse says, and how and
when did you get selected to be
20:35
the very first in line? And why
was it important for you to do
20:38
so in public? So I volunteered
to take the vaccine, ever since
20:45
they were talks of a vaccine,
I've been telling my friends and
20:48
family, my colleagues that when
this does come to fruition that
20:53
I would be first in line, I
trust the science. And so it's
21:00
important for me to lead by
example, what I don't trust is
21:04
how I will be affected by COVID
backs COVID-19.
21:11
The whole point of the
interview, is to make black and
21:15
brown communities feel
comfortable about taking the
21:20
vaccine and then is how I will
be affected by COVID Max
21:24
COVID-19. Row. That's okay.
We'll have lots of black
21:29
celebrities coming to the
rescue. Dana bash knows all
21:32
about it.
21:34
What do you want to see from the
political figures in addition to
21:39
public health figures that
people are looking to for
21:43
answers and that people across
the country who might be
21:47
skeptical of the vaccine trust.
21:50
So I think there's an awful lot
of misinformation out there
21:54
about this vaccine, we're
hearing a lot of anti Vax
21:56
propaganda being turned into
talking points by people on both
22:00
sides of the political spectrum.
I would love to see politicians
22:03
from both sides, showing up
getting vaccinated, doing the
22:08
vaccine on TV on whatever
network is the most, of course,
22:12
I'd love to see them on CNN
getting vaccinated, but that
22:15
will help prove to the American
public that this is a
22:17
trustworthy vaccine, that if
they themselves see it as safe
22:21
and are willing to inject it in
their bodies, so should be
22:24
American on the street. I think
it's important also for
22:28
celebrities to do it. Yes,
particularly.
22:33
Celebrities, many, many
celebrities in their community
22:36
hero, we know that there's more
mistrust of the vaccine from
22:39
minority groups appropriately.
So it's important for us to
22:42
shift that I'd love to see Trump
and Pence get vaccinated just as
22:46
I'd love to see them wear masks.
Yeah, we want to see lots of
22:49
celebrities vaccinated with the
real vaccine. Not the phony
22:53
baloney stuff Barack Obama is
going to get and Mike Pence is
22:56
going to get and this brings me
to Tom Cruise.
23:00
Talking of the of the media
industry in Hollywood, which as
23:05
you know is completely owned by
China, the Chinese Communist
23:10
Party. I'll do the report and at
first I read this the wrong way
23:14
actually and the keeper she sent
me straight and I think to turn
23:18
out to be spot on with her
analysis. Listen to the report
23:21
from ABC.
23:24
This good this is Good Morning
America. Thanks so
23:27
listen to the Tom Cruise report.
Tom Cruise reportedly let his
23:32
COVID concerns be heard loud and
clear while filming the new
23:35
mission impossible movie in
England in an audio obtained
23:37
from the sun tabloid, which has
not been authenticated by abc
23:41
news crews was reportedly
furious with staffers for
23:44
ignoring safety protocols.
24:07
Work on the film had to be shut
down in October when 12 staffers
24:10
tested positive. I don't know
much of let's put this I have
24:14
not met Tom Cruise. But I do
know his former handlers if you
24:19
recall, we had the
Scientologists PR team living in
24:23
Austin.
24:24
And for this audio to get out.
Ah, that is not how Tom Cruise
24:30
or the Church of Scientology
works. They would be they are
24:34
extremely litigious. They would
be blocking this they would be
24:38
hammering this they would be
threatening any new station that
24:43
was putting this on the air,
maybe even calling it hack
24:46
materials but this was intended
to come out and if you listen to
24:49
that, I think the whole thing is
four or five minutes. My boy is
24:53
acting that is Tom Cruise acting
mad in every single movie you've
24:57
seen him act Madden as it first
25:00
He acts mad at first I thought,
Oh, he's not acting when he's
25:04
mad is just how he is. And then
Tina said, No, no, no, he's
25:08
going to get praised for this.
And yes, if you look at the the
25:13
Hollywood celebrities, they're
all like, Oh, yes. So right on.
25:17
Good job, Tom. You tell them
it's important because you are
25:21
you're you're keeping families
fed and you're keeping 1000s of
25:25
people at work. You're saving
the industry, which is China's
25:29
industry because they need
product. That's why not because
25:34
Tom Cruise gives a crap about
anybody in America. Disgusting
25:39
PR pro Hollywood, which is good.
Yeah, I never I just kind of
25:44
glossed that whole thing over I
never but now as you mentioned
25:46
it Yeah. Is it any is a good
actor Sure. He doesn't This is
25:51
his show his chops that much. So
he's acting You're right. Yeah,
25:55
he's so he's acting and this was
all about somebody not wearing a
25:58
mask or some stupid thing.
whatever it was. Yeah, yeah.
26:02
Someone broke the COVID rules.
Now did give us a number of good
26:06
ISOs to choose from possibly for
the end of show. So here's one
26:12
that's not good. How about this
one?
26:17
We have this one. bucket hold on
hold on. Oh, maybe this one.
26:24
I like producers.
26:27
And the final one I have no How
about this one? How about this
26:29
one?
26:32
Yeah, Sue Bumi. You're right. We
are the gold standard which
26:35
would have been good. It's just
too booming but you want to hear
26:38
a couple of mine while you were
first is an aside Yeah, sure.
26:43
Okay, this is a head so small.
26:50
So small. Why is this so small?
zatz pretty good. I liked that.
26:56
Wait a minute. We're doing an IC
o off How about this one?
27:02
buck, buck. I can't help it.
It's all buckety this what you
27:05
get from the news? This is very
good. I like the head so small.
27:08
Do you have any others? The only
other one is I have is a screech
27:12
that I picked off him off some
something I was clipping
27:18
now I think
27:20
it was it again. head so small.
27:24
Yeah, I think that's the one we
put in the spot. Why is this? so
27:28
small? Yeah. No, I think I think
you nailed it with that one.
27:31
That's a really good one. Well,
there's also one last one. Oh,
27:36
I just noticed that this this is
Kaylee. I have a Kaylee special
27:39
today. Oh, nice. After a break
would do it. A lot of clips.
27:44
Yeah, a fact fact check cailli
fact check. Back check false.
27:52
I think head so small is better.
Yeah, I think it is too. I liked
27:56
it. I liked the fact check
false, but not for this. Just in
28:01
time for the vaccine. The World
Health Organization has released
28:06
an important directive regarding
28:10
this is for IBD users. This
would be the tech technicians
28:15
who performed the PCR quote
test. And they are now saying
28:22
that
28:24
the purpose of this notice to
ensure users of certain nucleic
28:28
acid testing technologies are
aware of certain aspects of the
28:31
instructions for use the ifu for
all products description of
28:35
problem. World Health
Organization has received user
28:38
feedback on an elevated risk for
false SARS cov. Two results when
28:43
testing specimens using RT PCR
reagents on open systems. Oh
28:48
wow. And now so what they say in
this is you really need to make
28:52
sure you follow the directions
carefully because you know you
28:55
could be doing it wrong.
28:59
And they literally say here.
29:04
The design principle of PCR
means for patients with high
29:08
levels of circulating virus
relatively few cycles will be
29:10
needed to detect virus and so
the count value will be low.
29:14
Conversely, when specimens
return a high count value means
29:16
that many cycles were required
to detect the virus in some
29:19
circumstances, the distinction
between background noise and
29:22
actual presence of the target
virus is difficult to ascertain.
29:27
So they say please check your
cycles which in my mind means
29:30
lower the site calls we got the
vaccine
29:36
but not too much, jack. That's
exactly what it means. Yeah.
29:42
My comb was tested positive
according to one of these PCR
29:47
things so he's social
distancing, or whatever. Okay,
29:52
quarantine him.
29:55
Lock him up New York Times
pushing the freedom pass app.
30:00
Which now the ethics of that are
being discussed and it seems to
30:03
be totally ethical. So that's
good. That's good. Good on San
30:08
Diego, everybody. This is great.
I think we should try this in
30:11
Austin. I think this is a legal
loophole that can be used the
30:15
county releasing that late in
response to this judge's ruling.
30:19
And today in court, the lawyers
representing these two strip
30:23
clubs, they argued that if
people were allowed to shop and
30:26
things like shopping malls and
grocery stores, then live adult
30:30
entertainment should also be
allowed to continue indoors. But
30:33
what many did not know is that
ruling will also begin to
30:38
encompass all of San Diego
County's restaurants. We got the
30:43
yellow rose here in Austin.
30:46
It can be Wait a minute, you
tell Oh, that's right. This is
30:49
where all the the right wingers
like the pitcher button, I think
30:52
is a legitimate complaint, which
is that they leave the strip
30:55
clubs out, but you can't go to a
restaurant. Hmm. So now in San
30:58
Diego, that's sticking in San
Diego restaurant. stripper and I
31:04
yeah, now you're talking Yes,
Ripper in every restaurant.
31:10
That's the ticket, baby. That's
the way to go. Yeah, just put a
31:14
pole up.
31:16
Just like to go go days when
they just have a girl in a cage.
31:20
Or you can even get one of those
31:23
trans people who read library
books to children.
31:28
Bring them in? Yeah, well, that
would probably make people lose
31:31
their appetite. So that's
different. I don't know. I mean,
31:34
it doesn't matter as long as we
get around it. Well do whatever
31:38
works. By the way. You said Get
your poll up, which was pretty
31:40
good.
31:42
Yeah, get your poll up people.
31:47
Now there is some other breaking
news, which was broken by
31:52
Politico. And, you know, now
there's documents which have
31:57
been declassified or leaked, I'm
not quite sure how they got
32:00
ahold of them didn't read the
whole story, because I caught
32:02
chris hayes talking about this.
32:05
And that there was discussion
early on. Amidst the team. It's
32:10
not clear who said what exactly
but doesn't matter. It's people
32:13
familiar with the thinking and
the matter. And they have some
32:16
documents, that the whole plan
was to get everybody infected,
32:21
just let them go and get
infected. For that stupid
32:25
debunked herd immunity theory,
which, by the way, I think is
32:28
the whole theory of vaccine
vaccination strategy. But okay.
32:33
And Chris Hayes gunked. Up,
Chris Hayes took it to another
32:37
level. Good evening from New
York. I'm Chris Hayes. We want
32:40
them infected. Those are the
words of a top Trump appointee,
32:44
directing the federal government
to pursue an intentional
32:48
strategy from the top down to
get as many Americans as sick as
32:53
possible in an attempt at so
called herd immunity. It's a
32:57
strategy we have seen unfold
before our eyes. We've talked
33:02
about it here on the show. It's
been apparent to all of us
33:05
reporting on this and watching.
But we now have the smoking gun
33:09
evidence, emails obtained by
Politico, in which the very
33:13
people at the center of this say
what exactly they were doing,
33:17
that they wanted people to get
the virus. And this is the
33:23
result.
33:32
The National Cathedral in
Washington DC last night, it's
33:36
Bell totaling 300 times, one
ring of the bell for every 1000
33:41
Americans as we pass the 300,000
death toll. According to the
33:47
COVID for tracking project, we
lost another 3400 Americans that
33:52
have died since roughly when
those bells rang just last
33:55
night. And that is a new Daily
Record. We never seen it before.
33:59
No country has 3400 Americans
lost to the virus in just the
34:04
last 24 hours.
34:06
And it did not have to be this
bad. Okay. Yeah, there you go.
34:10
Didn't have to be I love the
death toll clock. That's great.
34:15
Do they know they won the
election? It doesn't have this
34:17
this idea of just, well, me this
battle is mismanaged. blabbity
34:23
blabbity blah, is they can they
get let that go? No, they can't,
34:27
because we have too much noise
out there. We have to
34:31
continuously bash this
administration. Because, you
34:36
know, they're still trying to
stay in, by the way. Well, you
34:38
don't hear a lot of I think
that's really the most
34:42
remarkable from the mainstream
these days. You don't hear a lot
34:46
of Well, we're gonna have to get
the military to kick him out.
34:49
Why is that? all he's doing is
saying I want I'm not leaving,
34:53
but I don't hear that anymore. I
don't hate I don't hear the Oh,
34:58
yo we have to have to go
35:00
With the with the military, to
smoke them out, shoot them out
35:04
whatever they were talking. I
don't think that I think maybe
35:07
it was getting offensive or
please. They know. They know
35:12
that the military is not their
side is what I'd say. Now let's
35:16
let's look at a little bit of
what the military was never on
35:19
their side when they first came
to the thing was just a meme.
35:22
They like to propagate, they get
the dummies to vote for Biden.
35:25
So they're not worried about it
now, or they never were? I guess
35:28
not huh?
35:30
Well, good, good.
35:33
Let's take it from the top only
a few things on what's happening
35:36
with the with the executive
order enacting of that or not.
35:39
So we'll run through it. And I
don't do you have anything on
35:44
this?
35:45
Any clips or anything? COVID?
No, no, I'm done with COVID we
35:48
got nothing left. You got she
got some from COVID I don't
35:52
think get anything from COVID.
35:54
I'm looking at a vitamin d3
study that might be worthwhile.
35:58
Well, that's kind of
interesting. This is a part of a
36:01
series of these things are all
scattered around YouTube by
36:04
various experts. And you know,
the profit with the d3 thing is
36:08
that people don't get any
numbers.
36:11
So the dual take a you know, 500
unit, d3 and think that's gonna
36:16
do something. And so this was an
interesting one. This guy talks
36:18
about d3. And it's, it's very
effective and keeping you from
36:22
getting COVID apparently. And I
said, apparently, that's one
36:26
Hold on. I also, you know,
Christina had a little COVID
36:29
scare, as she and two friends of
hers were feeling really weak
36:34
that migraines like okay, well,
you either have some flu bug or
36:37
you got the Rona. So they got
tested, which was dramatic
36:42
seeing as you you can't go
anywhere, you can't travel on
36:45
the
36:46
public transit transit to get to
a test with all these rules.
36:54
And, you know, so I, I was kinda
like, oh, man, I hope that
36:58
doesn't, nothing gets worse. So
I'm contacting Agent Orange,
37:01
and, you know, a couple of guys,
and hey, you know, if I need any
37:04
help on there, and they got back
to me military now is
37:07
recommending, even if you if you
have the symptoms, even if
37:10
you're right in the middle of it
doesn't matter. 12,000 micro use
37:16
of d3 a day?
37:20
Well, I've been looking at all
these things, and that's within
37:23
the range of some of their
theories than the average one
37:26
that I've heard them recommend.
is eight a day. 8000 terms of
37:33
Yeah, a day every day. But
that's, you know, again, we
37:37
don't give this advice out. But
we can play clips. Yes. We love
37:41
playing clips. Now. Just d3 is
not a vitamin, correct? It turns
37:47
out that when you really analyze
is it's kind of a hormone. Yeah,
37:50
that's what I heard too, that
it's Yes. It's really it's for
37:53
mamak Yes, it is not, not
really. But it's very different
37:57
from D two, for example. Yeah.
And you know, you how you make a
38:00
hormone. Oh, yeah. I've made
many more Mayer. You don't?
38:03
Yeah. Oh, okay.
38:07
Yeah.
38:11
You are the worst divorce wreck.
38:14
Okay, let's replay recent
vitamin d3 study. The most
38:18
recent study that's come out
though, was India titled short
38:23
term high dose vitamin D
supplementation for COVID-19
38:25
disease, a randomized placebo
controlled trial. This is also
38:28
known as the shade study. And
here, they looked at 40 COVID-19
38:34
positive patients and here they
gave 60,000 units daily for
38:39
seven days. And they gave 24
patients placebo. So the total
38:44
here was 16. Got the
intervention. 24 controls got
38:48
the placebo. And in terms of
their outcomes, they were
38:50
looking at how many of them were
SARS COVID to negative by day
38:54
21. And whether any biomarker
reductions and so the results
38:59
were that 62.5% versus 20.8%.
Were SARS COVID to negative by
39:06
day 21. In the intervention
group and those that got vitamin
39:10
D. Yeah.
39:13
Yeah, yay for vitamin D, d3, d3,
d3, d3. Yeah. Yay. Yay for that.
39:19
Well, you know, I've been using
that as a method ever since you
39:23
told me about it years and years
and years ago on the show, and
39:26
it's always done well by me.
Yeah, I've been using it for
39:30
over 10 years now and I have not
had a cold. And I only had a I
39:37
had a close call with the 2017
deaths. flu. Yes, which I did
39:41
pick up in London. I took the
d3. But I took I also jumped on
39:45
the
39:46
Tamiflu, and I ended it with a
minor case of the flu. Yeah. And
39:52
except for that I have had not
had a cold flu anything. A
39:57
decade. Nice to note that the
American Medical system
40:00
Association has reversed their
position on hydroxychloroquine.
40:06
Now that Trumps out, yeah, they
rescinded their request, the
40:10
doctors stop prescribing it. So
that's all good now and I even
40:14
read, there was a study about
some, I think they actually use
40:19
bleach as the term but
disinfectant being injected and
40:24
working. There's all these
different things that you know,
40:27
we're just reason to laugh at
the president. That's crazy.
40:32
That's crazy. Well, what else do
you expect? Okay, so let me give
40:37
you an overview of what I'm
tracking with Trump's last
40:40
stand. Clearly, I also have some
thoughts on what to fail with.
40:46
Yeah, what the fail I'm sorry,
how, how this whole thing fell
40:50
apart. But so I don't know if
it's falling apart. But I'll
40:54
tell you what I was seeing and
I.
40:57
Well, the legal thing is
totally, but I don't even know
41:01
if that was the plan here.
Here's your here's where we're
41:04
at. And this is a combination of
me analyzing what I love for
41:08
this all to happen. Yeah, you
bet. I wouldn't. I think you
41:10
would, too. But is it going to
happen? I'm very strong 1000s of
41:14
sealed indictments feeling at
this moment.
41:19
But
41:23
we're in this interesting
position, where people aren't
41:27
even talking about Trump winning
or losing anymore. And I'm
41:30
talking about alternative media,
podcasts, blogs, YouTubers, but
41:37
also Newsmax Bannon, one
American news, America's voice.
41:42
I've been watching it all for
you. So I'm deeply embedded in
41:46
this. And the basic thinking is
it's not about it's not about
41:51
Trump, it's about having fair
elections. If we don't figure
41:55
out what happened with this one
will net we've lost the
41:57
Republic, we can never have a
fair election again. If we don't
42:01
understand we don't get to the
bottom of everything that
42:03
happened. And alongside of that
comes the no I'm not on 4chan
42:10
troll room. I don't do that
comes with something you keep
42:14
hearing. Well, the military and
the president both swore an oath
42:20
to uphold and defend the
Constitution. So now it's come
42:23
down to the bottom bottom bottom
line, if it's about the
42:26
Constitution, and the way would
work is we have sufficient
42:32
evidence to show that China
meddled in this election, that
42:36
China compromised people who
were involved in the election
42:40
process, that that triggers the
2018 Executive Order, which then
42:46
allows the president to conduct
military tribunals and throw
42:52
people in jail and arrest them
and get to the bottom of this
42:55
and
42:57
change the outcome of
43:00
the 2020 election by having
senators contest multiple states
43:08
and the votes and, and have all
of this evidence to show for it.
43:13
So it's part media strategy.
It's actually a lot of media
43:17
strategy, blanketing alternative
media with as much as possible.
43:21
I mean, like crazy. Okay, I clip
this for you. Because this is
43:28
just too good. I have heard a
version of this story of this
43:33
little clip from this is from
monkey works who's a kind of a
43:37
prepper YouTuber, but has a lot
of tracking military stuff. I
43:41
have heard a version of this
story multiple times my
43:44
stepdaughter who works at a
functional medicine practice,
43:50
had people calling her and
saying well my appointment is in
43:54
five days but will you
appointments still go on when
43:58
they shut down the internet and
electricity? I mean, this is how
44:01
far this has gone. I have gotten
some intel from someone that I
44:08
definitely trust okay. A former
high speed guy, Navy high speed
44:13
guy if that says anything and he
talking with his buddies at our
44:17
current active in
44:21
you know operations. They said
Be ready to go into a lockdown
44:27
they're expecting about 10 days
and I'm just kind of giving you
44:30
that they said it could be a
week to two weeks we're just
44:33
kind of go with 10 days
44:35
because it seems like a good
even keel number okay. But they
44:39
said you guys need to just prep
make sure you got hat you know
44:43
you have supplies available, get
plenty food and water and just
44:48
be expecting it that that this
is
44:51
going to be a military operation
and it's going to be on a global
44:55
scale. So just take that with a
pinch of salt. That's Yes. Oh,
45:00
Going out there. But I've heard
this story from so many
45:04
different sources continuously.
Now back to reality. On January
45:08
6, something actually can be
done. That will be the final, I
45:12
think, piece that'll happen in
the government. And then I'll
45:16
get back to where we are at this
moment. So this is joy read with
45:19
Maxine Waters, you serve with mo
Brooks, you serve with some of
45:23
these Republican members of the
House, what do you make of the
45:28
idea that they're still not
done, that they're now planning
45:31
on holding what would basically
be a show vote and force a show
45:36
vote in the United States Senate
on January 6, it's shocking, it
45:39
is absolutely shocking, that
they would continue in their
45:43
efforts to do what I consider
the highest form of voter
45:47
suppression. We've never seen
anything like this. The
45:50
President of the United States
has gone to 446 courts that have
45:54
turned him down, that have said
you have no evidence. And so he
45:58
went to the Supreme Court, where
he has three members said he's
46:00
happy to get on the Supreme
Court, they turned you down.
46:03
They didn't even let him file.
They didn't let Texas attorney
46:07
general who is the head of this
amicus brief that he had, did
46:11
not let them file in the Supreme
Court. And they're still moving
46:15
forward with trying to somehow
invalidate the votes of millions
46:22
of people in four states. It is
just unbelievable that they
46:26
would continue this. Either.
They are so I'm so intimidated.
46:32
So bullied by the President of
the United States. They can't
46:35
stand up for democracy and the
constitution that is
46:41
hard to understand.
46:43
So again, the thinking is, Oh,
no, no, we're all going to get a
46:46
big civics lesson we're going to
understand and learn about how
46:49
the constitution really works.
The another great part of this
46:54
is the resignation of Bill Barr,
which is a resignation was he
46:59
kicked out, we don't know. More
interesting is his replacement
47:03
acting Attorney General.
47:06
The acting Attorney General is
from the 82nd airborne and was
47:11
alongside Mike Flynn in the same
unit. And he's all about toe
47:16
coercion. And we have to listen,
this is actually from earlier I
47:20
think this is from August of
this year. And finally to share
47:24
a little bit of advice we can
borrow from our historical
47:27
predecessors. To begin, I think
it helps to clarify a few
47:30
definitions to describe what we
mean by malign foreign
47:34
influence, as opposed to what we
might consider just legitimate
47:38
diplomacy, or candid expressions
of legitimate national interests
47:42
that all nations share with one
another in appropriate ways. One
47:46
definition, that's easiest to
remember, is what we refer to as
47:51
the three C's framework,
coercive, covert, or corrupt
47:56
activities by foreign
governments to influence us
48:00
policies, US political
sentiment, US public discourse,
48:05
or to interfere in our political
processes themselves. Under the
48:09
three C's framework, we
recognize that foreign
48:13
governments often have
preferences about us policies,
48:16
or even the outcomes of our
elections. Sometimes those
48:19
preferences are expressed
openly. Our government sometimes
48:22
has open preferences about other
countries to when the
48:26
preferences are open and
attributable. No one is
48:29
deceived, or misled. But what
we're concerned about is when
48:34
foreign preferences manifest
themselves through malign
48:38
foreign influence activities
that are again, coercive,
48:42
covert, or corrupt, whether
their aim is specifically to
48:46
influence our elections, or to
influence policymaking and
48:49
public discourse more broadly.
So everything is set up for the
48:52
big report, the big report that
is required, as per the exact
48:56
2018 Executive Order, where we
will find out exactly what went
49:01
on with this election. And if
there was one of those three C's
49:05
that took place, or all three of
them, then we can the president,
49:10
apparently, and I said it has
very strong powers, to do all
49:15
kinds of stuff, and we were
getting ready for it. We had the
49:19
Director of National
Intelligence talking to CBS to
49:21
the Pixie girls setting this up,
we were getting ready, he wrote
49:24
a piece for the Wall Street
Journal and you say China is
49:27
targeting members of Congress,
with six times the frequency of
49:31
Russia and 12 times the
frequency of Iran, what is
49:35
behind Beijing's aggressive
approach, so they want laws and
49:38
policies out of the United
States that are favorable to
49:41
China. And what they're really
trying to do is through
49:44
blackmail, through bribery
through overt and covert
49:47
influence, trying to make sure
that only laws that are
49:50
favorable to China are passed.
Have you been to Capitol Hill
49:54
and have you brief to spread
information to lawmakers, I was
49:57
so troubled by what I saw from
the public
50:00
as the Director of National
Intelligence, but I went and
50:02
briefed both the House and
Senate Intelligence Committees
50:05
on this information, which they
found surprising and troubling.
50:09
But that's part of alerting
members of Congress to the
50:12
threats that they're facing, and
that the American people are
50:15
facing in this broad campaign
that China has to replace the
50:18
United States as the world's
superpower. When did you read
50:21
those two intelligence
committees earlier this summer?
50:25
So we're all ready for it? We're
set because we're finally going
50:28
to be told that this is all
about China. And then all my we
50:34
have a huge security breach
breaching the Treasury
50:37
Department breaching parts of
the Pentagon, its solar winds,
50:42
they're everywhere. The Russians
are coming. We're following
50:45
breaking developments from the
White House. The National
50:48
Security Council confirms to NBC
News that they are investigating
50:51
a hack affecting the Treasury
Department and the unit of the
50:54
Commerce Department. And
tonight, we've learned Russia is
50:58
behind it. For more I want to
bring in NBC national security
51:01
correspondent Ken Delaney. And
can we have any idea what kind
51:05
of information was accessed? We
do not at least yet other than
51:08
the fact that a source familiar
with the matter told me the
51:11
right now there are no
indications that classified
51:15
networks have been breached. But
that same source, who confirmed
51:18
the Washington Post reporting
that the US government believes
51:21
that this was the work of the
Russian version of the CIA, the
51:24
SVR, that same source said that
it's believed that this is a
51:28
wider campaign, there may be
more government agencies
51:31
affected and a number of private
sector agencies. Last week, we
51:35
reported that the Russians had
hacked a major cybersecurity
51:38
firm called fireeye. And the way
they are reported to have
51:41
attacked Treasury and commerce
is through a network management
51:45
software that gives them
administrative access. So it's a
51:47
really devious method, and it
has given them access to, you
51:51
know, sort of unknown levels of
US government information. The
51:55
US government was so concerned
about it. Reuters reported that
51:57
there was a National Security
Council meeting about it on
52:00
Saturday, Alicia,
52:02
I don't know about you, but I
don't think this was China or
52:05
Russia. I think this was purely
the CIA.
52:09
And I base that on speaking to
multiple dudes named Ben, who
52:14
analyzed all of this and and
they said, first of all, if it
52:17
was Russia, we would know it.
The Russians are in and out, and
52:21
they don't leave any tracks. And
although
52:25
of course, according to the
reports, solar wind, this
52:28
monitoring system was used in 29
of 30 counties that had Dominion
52:34
voting machines.
52:36
No, I haven't heard anyone find
any vulnerable penetration or
52:41
because of these
vulnerabilities, even though
52:43
they all had to take down you
know, shut down the systems and
52:46
patch the software. This to me
sounds like CIA trying to
52:52
trying to get the Russia story
out there anything anything but
52:55
China? I mean, I don't know from
the Snowden era that the CIA has
53:01
tools to make everything look
like it was the Russians. Yes.
53:04
And the firewall is a good ploy.
Make the Russians blame the
53:08
Russians and the Russians have
nothing to do they must be very,
53:11
I don't know if you're laughing
up their sleeve in Russia what
53:13
they're thinking but they must
be annoyed by this at some
53:15
point. Especially cozy bear have
it there p owed. Well, man, we
53:19
don't leave tracks. What are you
talking about? But what is this
53:22
done? This has delayed the
report in we've received an
53:26
official notification from the
Office of the Director of
53:30
National Intelligence. This
afternoon, the DNI was notified
53:34
by career intelligence officials
that the intelligence community
53:39
will not meet the December 18
deadline, as set by the
53:43
executive order back to Pixie
girl What did Ratcliffe say
53:47
about election fraud and
interference? Well, DNI
53:51
Radcliffe leads the 17
intelligence agencies and he has
53:56
access to the most highly
classified information that is
53:59
held by the US government. And
he told CBS News that there was
54:03
foreign election interference by
China, or Iran and Russia in
54:07
November of this year. And he is
anticipating a public report on
54:12
those findings in January
54:15
in January.
54:19
This ain't gonna make it folks.
And now I'm thinking that
54:23
there's somehow there. There's
something going on when you say,
54:27
the intelligence agencies Well,
they seem to be pretty much all
54:30
anti Trump. So I don't know
exactly what we're waiting from
54:34
from them. Or maybe they they
did this hack to somehow now
54:38
they have to gather the evidence
to show that it was Russia. I
54:42
don't know but it seems like
this report is not going to make
54:47
it that's a very in my mind a
very bad sign. I could be
54:50
completely wrong. No.
54:54
Here is not going to make it
because they don't have a
54:57
report. They're cobbling
something together as
55:00
A quick aside spaceforce now,
55:04
PR executive or only hope has
has become an intelligence
55:08
agency, there was an executive
board or announcement about it.
55:10
spaceforce is now the space
force intelligence agency. And
55:15
they'll be working on nuclear
space propulsion so we can get
55:18
to Mars. I love these guys. So
the final rundown here, for
55:26
this is the only person I find
credible at all when it comes to
55:29
the evidence, but man, there is
so much they would there's clip
55:33
after clip of the Dominion CEO
saying that no, no, no, none of
55:38
this was connected to the
internet. And well, I don't
55:41
think you could stick in a USB
stick. I don't know. But I mean,
55:46
feigning honesty and probably
lying. But here is Sidney Powell
55:51
with one minute of her her
evidence that she feels is
55:57
enough to trigger the 2018
Executive Order. I don't know
56:02
exactly what she means by that.
I think the report triggers it.
56:04
But here we go. So they had
these warehouses of counterfeit
56:07
ballots in different parts of
the country, apparently, and
56:11
then shipped them in the area
light as needed to backfill in
56:15
the states where President
Trump's voters poured out in
56:19
such great number, that they
broke the algorithm they had pre
56:22
programmed in the computers for
dominion, to create the fraud.
56:27
That's why they had to stop
counting in five states. And
56:30
that's why it's absolutely
absurd to say that there wasn't
56:35
voter fraud here. We have
counterfeit ballots, we have
56:39
dead people voting. And by the
1000s, if not hundreds of 1000s
56:44
there were something someone
called Phantom voters, there
56:48
were just more manner and means
of fraud than any law abiding
56:53
American citizen could possibly
imagine. It's stunning. It's
56:59
absolutely stunning. And they
were so in our face with it. And
57:03
then to deny it is purely
Machiavellian.
57:08
And ironically, in 2007,
57:12
then vice president elect or to
be hopeful, Joe Biden was
57:20
worried about the voting
machines to keep it from us
57:23
being able to be in a position
where you can manipulate the
57:26
machines manipulate directors,
the one way to do that is I
57:30
think we should pass a federal
law, mandating that the same
57:34
machines with paper trails be
mandatory for every federal
57:37
election. In a nutshell, I think
we should be mandated, mandating
57:41
that we have a paper ballot with
a standardized machine
57:45
standardized requirement.
57:48
So I don't know about everything
else. But I completely believe
57:52
after having looked at all the,
quote, unquote, forensics, and
57:55
there's a huge report that came
out from the thing, it's the
57:59
Michigan machines, those
machines are definitely rig
58:02
rigged, and that that has to
stop no matter what. I think
58:06
everyone kind of agrees on that.
58:09
Well, here's what I've got.
58:12
This election was last in May of
2019.
58:19
When when
58:23
Trump put together his that
executive order in November
58:27
16 2018, he put together an
operation, which is now has a $3
58:32
billion budget, and they have a
big website, and it's kind of
58:36
kind of interested in is called
the cyber security and
58:38
infrastructure security agency.
58:41
And this was set up specifically
to prevent the any fraudulent
58:47
activity in the upcoming
election. And it was moving
58:51
along just fine. And it was
being run by this guy chris
58:54
chris, who is fired immediately
after the election because he
58:58
says they couldn't find anything
wrong with the election and he's
59:01
the one that headed up headed up
the let me put up this. Clearly
59:06
it's Sisa on the line for you.
They want you to shut down. They
59:10
want you to shut down your solar
winds, please.
59:14
While you're doing that, I will
play a creepy robo call. Here we
59:17
go. Creepy robo call of the day.
It's just a test call. Time to
59:24
stay home. Stay safe and stay
home.
59:29
Wow. Anyway, I got a couple of
new robots recently. Anyway, so
59:35
he set up this agency this began
he set up this agency and you
59:39
can go see it. It's a SCI fi.gov
It's a massive website and now
59:45
they even they're even producing
graphic novels have a link to
59:49
the graphic novel for
downloading the next newsletter.
59:52
I've seen that.
59:54
So, so this guy Krabs was
running the thing and everything
59:57
was going along swimmingly. But
what he
1:00:00
happened was. And if you look
into the background, this
1:00:03
agency, there was a student
government report that
1:00:05
discovered this, I'm going to
read it. In October of 2020
1:00:09
review for the Institute for
world politics, a student
1:00:12
journal active measures, stated
that C is a and by the way, this
1:00:16
is one of my pet peeves about
all these agencies, apparently
1:00:19
lacks an enforcement division,
1:00:23
which did have the federal
protection services, which
1:00:26
resorted until 2010, under the
US Immigration and Customs
1:00:30
Enforcement was actually working
for these guys. It was moved in
1:00:33
May 2019. From the CIA, NSA to
the DHS management directory
1:00:39
Directorate. So it was their
enforcement capabilities, which
1:00:43
means you can't find crimes if
you don't have inspectors and
1:00:47
and
1:00:49
virtual cops out there people
doing investigations if there's
1:00:53
no investigators, right? You're
not gonna find anything. And
1:00:56
they took the investigation of
1:00:59
capabilities away from this
agency to $3 billion agency in
1:01:03
May of 2019. And that's when the
election was lost. Well, how did
1:01:06
this happen? Well, if you look
into it, hmm. This is after
1:01:10
after Christian Nielsen quit.
Right. In April of 2019. They
1:01:17
moved in this in some guy who
last it was there for six months
1:01:21
only came and left on his own.
Nobody pushed him out. He came
1:01:27
in and in April and in May
implemented this removal of the
1:01:32
enforcement capability. Who is
this guy? Kevin McLean, and and
1:01:37
who is Kevin McLean. He was a
he's that old hack from Border
1:01:41
Patrol, but he was, let me just
read this from this from the
1:01:43
Wikipedia. President Trump
nominated McLean and McLennan
1:01:47
McLennan to assume the position
of Commissioner in a permanent
1:01:51
capacity.
1:01:53
McKenna's previous nomination
was supported by officials from
1:01:56
both the George Bush and Barack
Obama administration's old
1:02:01
rhinos in the Democrat Party.
1:02:04
A number of whom signed a letter
to Congress expressing
1:02:07
enthusiastic support for the
supreme Li qualified McLennan.
1:02:12
He says then and read on a he
says when he quit few months
1:02:18
later after he had done the
dirty deed of sabotaging this
1:02:22
agency by removing its
enforcement capabilities,
1:02:25
leaving them toothless so the
whole thing was a joke and this
1:02:28
was bound to happen and there's
no way they're gonna prove
1:02:31
anything did happen because they
had nobody investigating it. So
1:02:34
this reports coming up get
everything's coming up dead.
1:02:36
Everybody had anything to say
about this is full of shit. And
1:02:41
he and Bronwyn McLean and quits.
He says he felt he had
1:02:44
accomplished all he could
1:02:47
just walk to have more time with
his family. Oh, yeah. And that's
1:02:51
the beginning of the end right
there in in in 2019. So this
1:02:55
thing was pre done. It was a
done deal. The Bush faction of
1:03:00
the Republican Party, which is a
huge part of the party, Jeb Bush
1:03:03
got his revenge. And the whole
Democratic Party teamed up it
1:03:07
wasn't anybody else. It wasn't
the Russian the Chinese or
1:03:10
anything else. It was an inside
job. That's why nobody's gonna
1:03:13
stand up in Congress, because
the deals over and Trump is
1:03:17
done. And now we're going to
move on from there. And that's
1:03:19
it.
1:03:21
My friend Jean, surging to you.
He said something over
1:03:26
Thanksgiving, which I think is
very astute. We all know Trump
1:03:30
for his you're fired that that's
his brand. You're fired. What
1:03:34
the real issue is that Trump has
a hiring problem. he hires
1:03:40
really shitty people. Now he's
smart that he's able to fire
1:03:44
people and just get rid of him
right away or whenever it's a
1:03:47
problem, but even then, maybe
not. I don't even think Kevin
1:03:51
Ah, or Amy Kony Barrett might
have been good good choices for
1:03:55
him for what he's trying to
achieve.
1:03:58
Bar Well, we know bar was
although bar did a lot of strong
1:04:04
things. We always knew that he
still he and Moeller their
1:04:07
buddies, they they have 911
business that they don't want
1:04:10
anyone to know about and and him
resigning right at this moment.
1:04:16
He has a he has a real hiring
problem he has hired and maybe
1:04:21
the pool is just so it's just
nobody that can do anything that
1:04:24
isn't compromised these days.
That's possible.
1:04:28
But we shall see the executive
order. And the President came
1:04:34
out with a couple more executive
orders which weren't really
1:04:36
discussed the order of
succession with the Department
1:04:39
of Defense. So that keeps Trump
loyals or who he thinks as high
1:04:44
as hired as a loyal close to the
chest if there's some succession
1:04:48
issue. Now, there's also
triggers in there for the if you
1:04:55
recall the we talked about this
the continuation of the National
1:04:58
Emergency respectively.
1:05:00
serious human rights abuses and
corruption, which was his a
1:05:03
human trafficking, executive
order.
1:05:07
There's there's just a number of
different things. I mean, I hear
1:05:11
what you're saying.
1:05:14
I do see a lot of people very
looking very frightened about
1:05:19
what may or may not happen in
the next couple of weeks. Number
1:05:22
one would be just Layne Maxwell.
She is desperately trying to get
1:05:27
a, you know, she's trying to
cobble together $30 million in
1:05:31
bail. She knows what's coming.
If she stays in jail.
1:05:35
She knows she's doing anything
to get out. She's got friends
1:05:40
pitching in money to show that
you know, all these people
1:05:43
support me.
1:05:47
Then again, we'll we'll see. I
mean, now this report is not due
1:05:51
until January. I don't feel so
good about this. But, you know,
1:05:57
the people would counter me
immediately and say, trust the
1:06:00
plan. So we'll see what happens.
We'll see what happens. I am
1:06:05
still very open. And in my heart
of hearts, I am hurt by the fact
1:06:11
that we can have an honest
election not surprised. Because
1:06:15
Gee, we kind of figured there
must be some kind of gambling
1:06:17
going on there. But this level,
certainly of the digital, that's
1:06:22
something we can stop. We can
stop right away. Just stop that
1:06:24
bullcrap voting machines, you
can't trust it.
1:06:30
I don't think there's anything
to do with it. I think that's a
1:06:32
red herring. No, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, there's real. Let me
1:06:36
finish. The whole thing was the
mail in ballots. You send
1:06:41
ballots every time Dick and
Harry in the world, just send
1:06:44
them out by the millions.
They're all gonna vote Democrat.
1:06:47
Correct. I'm not disagreeing
with you. And if you heard
1:06:50
Sidney Powell, I know it's hard
for you to listen to her. She
1:06:53
said because the algorithm
didn't work with the amount of
1:06:56
votes that came in for Trump.
That's when they had to bring in
1:07:00
all these phony baloney ballots.
I believe that happened. That
1:07:03
makes sense.
1:07:05
Now doesn't make sense to me. It
doesn't know at this point,
1:07:10
because I regret revert back to
an old you're telling me 155
1:07:15
million people voted in this
election and often, and the
1:07:18
majority of them are valid legal
votes. Oh, of course not. But if
1:07:23
you get it, we had three or four
bows show up in our house that
1:07:27
weren't anyone here, right? We
didn't send them in, though. But
1:07:31
the point is, is that they were
harvested, they were harvested,
1:07:35
they were collected, they were
shipped all over. Do a mail in
1:07:38
Bell, this is what you're gonna
have to expect both sides can
1:07:41
cheat, right? Oh, and I'm sure
both sides cheated. But I find
1:07:48
that the voting machine evidence
undeniable, it's undeniable. I
1:07:53
think it's very deniable and I
deny it. Well, then you haven't
1:07:55
read the reports. There's
reports that these reports are
1:07:58
very sketchy to know this. Did
you see that?
1:08:03
Major ruse, and yeah, I'm sure
it happened here and there. But
1:08:06
unless they have this $3 billion
agency, sitting there that was
1:08:12
put together by Trump, and they
said, No, nothing happened and
1:08:16
the guy got fired the next day.
Yeah, if this agency is not
1:08:19
going to come up with anything,
then all this other stuff is
1:08:22
just a lot. It's just a lot of
noise.
1:08:26
The agency was put together to
stop this from happening. Yeah.
1:08:29
But john Oh, hold on a second,
as healthcare.gov was set up and
1:08:35
billions of dollars expense to
get health insurance going.
1:08:38
Since when are you surprised
that a government agency sucked?
1:08:45
As soon as they lost your
enforcement capability in 2019.
1:08:48
Thanks to Bush, the bush is and
the ball Obama is working
1:08:53
together. They didn't have
there's no way they could ever
1:08:56
investigating this stuff
properly. But but more that's
1:08:59
fine. I'm good with you there.
But you're saying it didn't
1:09:02
happen. That's what you just
heard you say.
1:09:05
voting machines is bullcrap.
That's what you just said.
1:09:08
There's no evidence. I mean,
they shouldn't have been put in
1:09:10
in the first place. The point is
that when the the state
1:09:13
governments, the way it's set
up, the state governments are
1:09:16
the ones who get to call who
gets to be the electorate, the
1:09:19
and they also broke, they also
broke the rules and the law and
1:09:23
the Constitution doesn't matter.
They their rules or whatever
1:09:27
they want to be if they're
breaking the rules as part of
1:09:30
their system, and they say, only
if done by the legislature, not
1:09:34
by the judges, but that debt. It
still got signed off by somebody
1:09:39
or somebody else. Of course,
we're not I'm not arguing but
1:09:43
you said, Look, I just say I'm
in Nevada, why are you arguing?
1:09:46
corrupt? Why are you arguing?
Because it's arguable. The point
1:09:51
is, is I'm in Nevada and I said
cuz everything's being ignored.
1:09:55
The mechanism is being ignored.
Yeah, it's corrupt. I'm a data
1:09:59
analyst.
1:10:00
Say, I've got a legislature
that's completely corrupt. Mindy
1:10:05
Robbins is always bitching about
this. And you have everybody
1:10:08
okay, we're gonna have a
election. Everybody vote Okay,
1:10:11
we all voted for Trump 100%.
Well, we're gonna send our
1:10:14
electors are dividing, we don't
care. That's their business.
1:10:18
Yes.
1:10:20
And so Biden gets the votes.
1:10:23
So whatever the mechanism
underneath the sign off the sign
1:10:26
off of the, of the electoral
college people, whatever that
1:10:29
mechanism is, no matter how
screwed up it is, they got to
1:10:33
take voting machines doesn't
nothing works, right? The belts
1:10:36
are all switched, is where they
sign off on. That's their
1:10:40
business. And so they sign off
on and Biden gets in. Right, in
1:10:43
the olden days are never used to
be a popular vote, they just
1:10:46
have a meeting and decide on
who's going to be president.
1:10:49
Right. But then
1:10:51
by that logic, then on January 5
of January 6, Vice President
1:10:56
Pence can also do stuff within
his purview.
1:11:02
Well, you should, then there's
this distinct possibility,
1:11:06
though, there's a lot of
alternatives that can happen.
1:11:08
I'm just saying there's not a
chance in hell, any of them are
1:11:10
even gonna show up. Okay. Good.
I think there may be one guy in
1:11:14
all of Congress, one, one of
these characters is going to
1:11:18
protest. And that's going to end
is just to be voted down. If
1:11:20
this is a done deal is over.
1:11:24
Well, I'm You may be right.
1:11:28
I don't think it's a done deal.
I think we still had there's
1:11:30
going to be a couple more tries
before it's a done deal or
1:11:33
before something happens.
1:11:36
But
1:11:39
I don't know. I I have to say
that there's so much in here
1:11:44
that even if whatever reelection
coup tries to do is attempted
1:11:50
here. We have serious problems.
We got we have a serious problem
1:11:55
with the administration that's
coming in, we have a serious
1:11:58
problem with our our voting
system is just I mean, it needs
1:12:04
real review and needs to be
looked at. Because it's the
1:12:08
combination of things that makes
it a problem and yes, mailing
1:12:12
voting.
1:12:13
And hopefully, we'll find out
exactly what went on if what I'm
1:12:17
led to believe we have records
of everything and everything was
1:12:21
being done. And that should come
out in this big report. This is
1:12:23
why I'm a little concerned that
reports not coming out or won't
1:12:27
come out in time. But meanwhile,
we do have some real crap going
1:12:33
down.
1:12:38
which you probably also won't
hear a lot about. Certainly not
1:12:41
if if you're right. The Biden
administration comes into into
1:12:46
office, we won't be hearing much
about China,
1:12:50
even though they're trying to do
stuff in the Senate and in the
1:12:53
house and Capitol Hill trying to
say Hey, you guys, we've got
1:12:57
China all over the place. We've
got China all over the Biden
1:13:00
clan 50 people associate with
the intelligence community
1:13:03
during the our after our hunter
Biden investigation. And the
1:13:08
revelations of the hunter Biden
computer said, Oh, this is, you
1:13:11
know, this is Russian
disinformation. Now we find out
1:13:13
that's real investigation by the
Justice Department. So it's just
1:13:17
galling, and I just have to
point out that the purveyors of
1:13:21
Russian disinformation, Hillary
Clinton's campaign, the DNC, the
1:13:25
steel dossier, the ranking
member, Peters, accusing Senator
1:13:29
Grassley and I of disseminating
Russian disinformation. That's
1:13:33
where the disinformation is
coming. That's where the false
1:13:36
information the lies, just stop
for just a second.
1:13:41
This?
1:13:43
Who is this guy, Ron Johnson, of
course, oh, it's Ron Johnson. I
1:13:46
didn't realize it before. If you
backed it up and started over.
1:13:49
He sounds just like like the
nutty Tom Arnold. Oh, that's a
1:13:53
good point. Hey, by the way,
where our Tom Arnold's PP tapes.
1:13:58
disappointing is that guy 50
people associate with the
1:14:03
intelligence community during
the after our hunter Biden
1:14:06
investigation. And the
revelations of the hunter Biden
1:14:09
computer said, Oh, this is, you
know, this is Russian
1:14:12
disinformation. Now we find out
that's real investigation by the
1:14:15
Justice Department. So it's just
galling, and I just have to
1:14:19
point out that the purveyors of
Russian disinformation, Hillary
1:14:23
Clinton's campaign, the DNC, the
steel dossier, the ranking
1:14:27
member, Peters, accusing Senator
Grassley and I have
1:14:30
disseminating Russian
disinformation. That's where the
1:14:34
dissertation is coming. That's
where the false information, the
1:14:38
lies the false allegations. I
can't sit by here and listen to
1:14:42
this. And say that this is this
is not disinformation, this
1:14:46
hearing today, this is getting
information we have to take a
1:14:48
look at to restore confidence.
In our election integrity, we're
1:14:54
not going to be able to just
move on without bringing up
1:14:57
these irregularities examining
them
1:15:00
providing an explanation and see
where there really are problems
1:15:03
so we can correct it moving
forward. Senator Paul. Mr. Mr.
1:15:06
Chairman, I gotta respond to
that. I mean, you're saying I'm
1:15:08
putting out right. Well, one I
didn't have nothing to do with
1:15:11
this report. You You lied
repeatedly and not you lied
1:15:15
repeatedly in the press, and I
was spreading messages Russian
1:15:17
disinformation. And that was an
outright lie. And I told you to
1:15:20
stop lying, and you continue to
do it. Mr. Chairman, this is not
1:15:23
about airing your grievances. I
know what I don't know what
1:15:26
rabbit hole you're
1:15:27
exactly what Senator Paul says
simply not what we're dealing
1:15:32
with. So Mr. Chairman, you can't
make a good start. And then drop
1:15:36
it there. Yeah, we can listen to
Tom Arnold about the PP tapes
1:15:39
back from back in the day. When
was this this was I love our
1:15:42
archives. We have is this from
2018 what is the power what is
1:15:48
on the tapes that you're gonna
release on on
1:15:52
Donald Trump? You know, he's
1:15:54
this this president, he's gonna
tape this substance available to
1:15:58
the public already should be
disqualified for, for a guy to
1:16:03
to rent a car for instance, he
started day one by calling it
1:16:07
faking his own voice to say his
father had given him his money
1:16:11
and he was really a billionaire.
And he's done. He's admitted to
1:16:14
walk into the Miss Universe
pageant to see them naked and
1:16:19
brag about that on howard stern.
So the stuff that's for public
1:16:21
consumption already is it's just
horrible that that and you know,
1:16:26
the tape that I heard he's uses
the Edward he calls his son,
1:16:30
Eric, the R word for people with
you know, it just just
1:16:35
discussing sex.
1:16:42
Yeah, that was about different
tapes. That was about the race
1:16:45
racist tapes forgot about Yeah,
that never got out either. So
1:16:49
now we do have one final report.
Regarding China and the Biden
1:16:55
crime syndicate from lou dobbs.
Today, Fox News obtained a
1:16:59
letter that further exposes the
entire Biden family's ties to a
1:17:04
Chinese energy company. For
details now we turn to Fox News
1:17:08
correspondent Mike Emanuel, in
Washington, Mike blue. Good
1:17:12
evening, Fox has obtained June
2017 correspondence between
1:17:15
hunter Biden and the chairman of
CFC China energy company, with
1:17:20
hunter offering Best wishes from
the entire Biden family and
1:17:24
urging Yeon Ming to quickly send
a $10 million wire to properly
1:17:29
fund and operate Hunter's joint
venture with the now bankrupt
1:17:32
firm by netted. We are all
hoping to see you here again
1:17:36
soon or in Shanghai, Fox has
told the $10 million transfer to
1:17:40
the joint venture was never
completed. Some allies of
1:17:43
President Trump are saying it
may be time for a special
1:17:46
counsel to look into hunter
Biden's business dealings
1:17:49
concerned by the administration
may not be interested in a
1:17:52
serious criminal investigation.
Also today, a prominent
1:17:56
republican called that big tech
for suppressing the hunter Biden
1:18:00
story, these giant corporate
conglomerates, censoring and
1:18:05
suppressing news directly
bearing on an election weeks
1:18:09
beforehand. The most powerful
corporations in the world.
1:18:13
Facebook, Twitter, working with
the democrat campaign to
1:18:18
suppress legitimize Stop, stop,
stop. I don't know if it's just
1:18:22
me. But this guy sounds like Al
Gore. He does a little bit. It's
1:18:27
the it's a young guy. I forget
his name. Haha, Holly. Holly, I
1:18:33
think is Holly. He's the guy
that's been anti Silicon Valley
1:18:36
forever. And I like him. I think
he's from Tennessee. I want to
1:18:41
say I think he's from Tennessee
almost done seeing news,
1:18:45
directly bearing on an election
weeks beforehand. The most
1:18:48
powerful corporations in the
world, Facebook, Twitter,
1:18:53
working with the democrat
campaign to suppress legitimate
1:18:57
reporting on hunter Biden, who
we now know is under a federal
1:19:01
investigation for criminal wire
fraud tax evasion. Other things?
1:19:06
No poor Hunter, he's going to
have to go away.
1:19:10
Thank Yes, I think it would be
funny. And I think this might
1:19:14
happen before the 20th that a
special prosecutors put in place
1:19:20
to investigate this by Trump or
his or his new Attorney General.
1:19:25
And they just leave him there
when they leave they they're
1:19:27
stuck with this guy you can't
get and they got either fire him
1:19:31
which will be a brouhaha over
that. Yeah. Are they gonna have
1:19:35
to do his thing? It's like it
this is ludicrous except for
1:19:39
Obama. Every one of these
presidents has been under fire
1:19:44
and and everyone went soft on
Obama. They let him do what he
1:19:47
wanted. And I did go I'm pretty
soft on Joe.
1:19:52
It has started yet. They won't
be soft on Joe at all right?
1:19:57
Yeah. If anything, I think this
is more
1:20:00
Move and you're seeing is how
fox is all over to move from the
1:20:03
democrats to get rid of Joe
don't want him out. Yes, they
1:20:06
can bring in the true puppet,
which is a comma. So the final
1:20:11
thing on the China update is
there's not a lot while the UK
1:20:15
is spending some time on the CCP
database with the 1.9 million
1:20:19
names of people who are
affiliated, or if not direct
1:20:24
members of the Chinese Communist
Party who are in companies all
1:20:27
around the globe. And we have in
the US, Boeing, Qualcomm,
1:20:32
Pfizer.
1:20:35
But my favorite was this one,
members of the committee of the
1:20:39
joint branch of the Shanghai
second Disney machine of the
1:20:43
Communist Party of China. I have
no idea what that committee
1:20:48
does. I know. Isn't that great?
Is that really the name? Yes.
1:20:52
It's in this database. Committee
of the
1:20:57
it's the committee again, the
Committee of the joint branch of
1:21:01
the Shanghai second Disney
machine of the community. Yes. I
1:21:08
know the machine it says Disney
machine. Now maybe this is a bad
1:21:11
translation. That could be but
I've received this from several
1:21:16
people. And it's in the database
with the database, we put in the
1:21:18
show notes. And there's a
translated version out there
1:21:21
too. So I don't know.
1:21:24
But they control a lot. So they
will continue and they've got
1:21:28
Tom Cruise on the front lines
and everybody working it out.
1:21:31
And China Joe, Beijing Biden is
almost in office, so I can't
1:21:36
wait. It's gonna be spectacular.
1:21:42
It'll be good for a laugh.
1:21:45
Yes, it'll be good. It'd be very
good for a laugh. Well, these
1:21:49
Chinese are they're they're
overstepping. They're, they're
1:21:52
they're overstepping their
something.
1:21:55
But what's the role phrase or
overstepping their boundaries?
1:21:59
overstepping the boundary, the
boundary? They're, they're
1:22:02
overdoing it. You're gonna be
sorry. Well, I hope so. I don't
1:22:07
know how they'll be sorry.
1:22:10
If Joe's in office, you think
anything's gonna happen, nothing
1:22:13
will happen.
1:22:15
You don't know that. And I'm
gonna just going to say up
1:22:18
front. Whereas I still have hope
in 45. Savin say saving the day
1:22:23
in the Constitution and the
Republic.
1:22:27
I have no illusions over what's
going to happen if he doesn't,
1:22:33
and moving forward, we're just
completely controlled by China.
1:22:36
Big tech everything.
1:22:39
Well, I'm glad we're controlling
coin all these locals around
1:22:42
here were controlled by Putin.
1:22:45
That's just California man,
Texas is different. And with
1:22:48
that, I'd like to thank you for
your courage. saying the morning
1:22:51
to you the man who really put
the sea in the sea is a Jhansi
1:22:57
devorah and Mr. Neal Mr. Adam
Curry also in the morning, all
1:23:01
boots on the ground in the air
subs in the water games in the
1:23:03
nights out there in the morning
to our trolls in the troll room.
1:23:07
Let's see how you doing on this
fine December day. 1918 is the
1:23:11
number. That's the trolls we got
hanging out. It's nice if we
1:23:14
cracked 2000 But okay, I'll just
have to let you slide for today.
1:23:17
You do on Thursday. It is hard
to have done. Yes. Hands up
1:23:20
trolls Hands up. Zoom meetings
instead.
1:23:24
Yeah, I'm sure they are. The
trolls are to be found. If you
1:23:28
feel like you're affiliated or
would like to learn how to
1:23:30
become one, go to no agenda
stream.com you can dive in
1:23:35
there. And there's a troll room
which is a chat room with
1:23:38
trolls. And there's a stream
which you can listen to
1:23:40
simultaneously listen to the
show live we do it on Thursdays
1:23:43
and Sundays many shows are done
live. In addition to that.
1:23:49
We have a social network which
you can ask for an invite. Don't
1:23:54
ask me ask the trolls. No
agenda. Social calm is where the
1:23:57
signal to noise is remarkably
high because it's a federated
1:24:01
social network that does not
utilize any algorithms you come
1:24:05
in, you start at the top. When
you read something you've read,
1:24:08
you've probably seen everything
you need to see there's no other
1:24:10
things flying around trying to
hook in is just there for your
1:24:14
pleasure and your enjoyment and
for usefulness. That is no
1:24:17
agenda social.com and then we
need to thank the artists who
1:24:23
did the artwork for Episode
Episode 1303 we titled that one
1:24:27
the Redneck herring. This was
the bumper car done by tungsten
1:24:30
nail who is no stranger to the
to the artwork. It wasn't my
1:24:35
favorite. You'd liked it right
off the bat you I gave in I
1:24:39
guess that Oh yeah. I didn't
come up. No, you had one that
1:24:44
you like but you didn't have an
you didn't have any argument
1:24:47
then which one was that? That
was the problem you didn't die
1:24:50
bail.
1:24:52
Well, you know as as just
witness, sometimes it just makes
1:24:56
sense to stop arguing with you
because you're right numb wrong.
1:24:58
So that's it.
1:25:00
I think that would be true most
of that's and that's usually how
1:25:03
I just ended it. That's the
easiest. Yeah, let's let's do
1:25:06
it. here's the here's the one
that that's I'm looking at these
1:25:08
now. I forgot which one you
liked. Yeah. The Tata nail one.
1:25:12
I you
1:25:14
I liked it for a number of
reasons. One it looked like a
1:25:17
slipper very comfortable
looking. And it was cute is a
1:25:21
cute little bumper car which we
had some thing and you didn't
1:25:24
really have a strong candidate.
And you finally gave it I don't
1:25:28
think you'd like you didn't
mention it. You didn't like the
1:25:30
best podcast in the universe,
emblazoned across the top like
1:25:34
that. No, I didn't like this as
the letters the fonts any of
1:25:37
that? No, I didn't really like
yeah, you were birthed about a
1:25:40
lot of this. Now the one I that
we kind of got passed over and I
1:25:46
had I'd used it for the
newsletter because it was so
1:25:48
it's such a good piece was
Riley's Santa Claus. Walmart
1:25:53
Santa yes we did discuss that
one and by the way you're seeing
1:25:57
all of this in your podcasting
2.0 app go to new podcast apps
1:26:01
calm
1:26:03
and I I missed one of the gags
unfortunately on this one I may
1:26:08
have actually promoted this more
if I had got the joke, which I
1:26:13
did I felt bad about and then
which one was this newsletter?
1:26:17
Which one was this? Well I
complain about what kind of a
1:26:20
Stan has got a blue hat on? Ah
yes, I recall the combo Yeah.
1:26:24
And I then I look back Oh, he's
wearing a Walmart costume.
1:26:29
Because he's a Walmart
employees. You see his name
1:26:31
there's a little name tag on his
shoulder so the Walmart color
1:26:35
was put instead of red for the
hat. And I didn't get the joke.
1:26:41
So I joined that got removed the
I did plug it on the newsletter
1:26:47
so yeah, I feel don't feel
totally bad about it. But there
1:26:51
wasn't really anything else I
don't think
1:26:55
No, I like China Joe and his
gang but even we both agreed
1:26:58
that wasn't good enough far but
it was good. I liked it. It was
1:27:01
funny.
1:27:04
That controversial You did say
to me though, at the end,
1:27:08
because you didn't like this
piece.
1:27:11
That I'm going to have to
explain it.
1:27:15
Yeah, public somehow somehow I
somehow remember there being a
1:27:18
lot more controversy then than
there is now. Really remember
1:27:22
why
1:27:24
put forth. Controversy was
simple. You didn't like the
1:27:28
peace but you had no alternative
alternative now. That's right.
1:27:33
I didn't like but I liked the
peace. I still I still like the
1:27:35
peace. I like it. I think it's
cute. I'd like to have a bumper
1:27:38
car that looked like that be
fantastic. Oh, so sweet.
1:27:44
This is only a part of the time
and talented people put into
1:27:49
into these shows. I want to
thank Neil who's been doing a
1:27:51
kick ass job of sending clips.
But we have so many people
1:27:55
who've really honed their skills
on making clips. Again, it's not
1:27:59
very helpful. If you say this is
an hour and a half, you'll
1:28:02
definitely get something out of
it. Yeah, yeah, I definitely
1:28:06
won't. I mean, because I get
five of those. You won't listen
1:28:09
to them five of those a day.
Also. And this is all said with
1:28:13
love. I'm your producer. So I'm
just you know, I'm like Tom
1:28:16
Cruise in you know, for a
second, except you won't get
1:28:18
fired.
1:28:20
If you if you got a hearing, for
example, don't send 15 clips.
1:28:26
Have you ever heard us play 15
clips of anything? Three max for
1:28:32
if it's crazy out there. You
have to kill your darlings make
1:28:36
your selections. That's how we
make the show even better.
1:28:40
Because you know, then listening
through 15 clips that are all
1:28:43
two minutes. That's another half
hour I just run out of time in
1:28:46
the day. I'm sure john you have
the same but but it's really
1:28:49
appreciated what people are
doing and we love when people
1:28:52
come in with their treasure,
which is the third leg of the
1:28:55
value for value stool. That's it
we're and we'd like to honor
1:29:01
these donors with their
appropriate titles of executive
1:29:05
producer and associate executive
producer of the no agenda Show
1:29:08
Episode 1304
1:29:12
indeed, and we're gonna start
with
1:29:16
sir Mecca. nudo dela paz in new
brown fells Texas. Yay. I wish
1:29:22
the New Braunfels barbecue
company was still in business
1:29:27
$1,000
1:29:30
and the Hondo grill one of the
greatest devices ever made for
1:29:34
cooking. Sat sir makan nudo de
la paz, I hit my wife Elizabeth
1:29:39
in the mouse two or three times.
And then about two months ago.
1:29:44
I found her repotting plants on
the back porch and listening of
1:29:50
her own volition who knows to
the greatest podcast in years
1:29:53
nowadays. She asked me about
segments of this show and we
1:29:57
discuss it on a regular basis.
You're saved.
1:30:01
Yes, yeah, I agree. Your
deconstructions have taken what
1:30:04
was already a match made in
heaven to a level of marital
1:30:08
harmony that I never imagined
She is an instant aim Yay.
1:30:15
I wonder is going to give her
the executive producer ship to
1:30:18
Dame sparkler of new Browns
fells please play the jingle
1:30:22
with the park Pink Floyd under
it. At first john thought it was
1:30:26
a dog but it sounds native to
me. Sounds native to me like
1:30:30
Navajo or Pawnee. I'm not. I
have no idea what this
1:30:34
references in any any event
putting Pink Floyd under it is
1:30:39
genius. We love you guys. Yes, I
think that he gets the executive
1:30:42
producer ship she gets the dame
hood. I'm fine with that. So
1:30:45
they can kind of split it up.
They are no agenda together
1:30:48
after all, and what he's
referring to is not something we
1:30:51
do. I'd love to take credit for
all these great jingles. No, no,
1:30:55
we can't do that. It's Yoko in
the Bulldog.
1:31:11
There you go. It's actually a
Friday. It's a French Bull
1:31:15
Terrier, I think is what it is.
It's labeled Yoko and the
1:31:19
Bulldog. So that's how I
remember it. Yeah, I thought it
1:31:21
was a Boston Terrier, right?
Yes, sir. 22 up Pacific
1:31:25
Northwest and Lake Stevens
Washington $500.
1:31:29
See the one somebody sent a note
in No. Make good No, not yet. I
1:31:33
know which one it is? No, no.
michael mansell.
1:31:38
333 ah Sir 22 the Pacific
Northwest there's a bunch of
1:31:43
people that went in Michael
wrote it I'll read it later.
1:31:47
Checking in not sure why my
notes from the last donation
1:31:49
never went through to your both
your emails but Oh, well. Since
1:31:52
the holidays are coming up. I
would like to wish you two fine
1:31:54
gentlemen all the knights and
dames and all the douchebags out
1:31:57
there and Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year. kinkos Can I get
1:32:00
a TPP jobs don't eat me Joe.
Don't enslave me camela and
1:32:05
Obama you might die.
1:32:08
Yeah, we can do that. We'll do
them kind of in those orders.
1:32:18
You might die.
1:32:25
You've got karma.
1:32:29
Douglas Proctor and Duncan
Oklahoma $500. Thank you for
1:32:33
what you provide us and wish you
a Merry Christmas.
1:32:37
Merry Christmas to you. We love
that note. Very nice. Thank you.
1:32:41
Nathan Joseph. Will Atlantic in
Manchester New Hampshire. 333.
1:32:47
Forgive me pot father has been
three years since my last
1:32:49
donation during the two for one
dealio please give me a D
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douchey. an apostle is the shout
out
1:32:56
for
1:32:58
deducing first.
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You've been
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Keep your powder dry. All right.
Thank you, Nathan. Appreciate
1:33:51
it. I'll do a man. I'll do Mandy
be here. This is from Mandy's
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from Bennington, Vermont, comes
in with a sequential 234568 in
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the morning john and Adam found
y'all via JRE and could not be
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happier. Well, we definitely
need to throw in the Rogen
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donation.
1:34:13
Making donation as a former self
proclaimed bleeding heart
1:34:17
liberal until April of this year
I've gotten quite the education
1:34:20
over the last nine months. It's
been a roller coaster of
1:34:22
emotion. There's been loss of
family and friends who might
1:34:25
change perspective. But for the
first time in 53 years, I stand
1:34:29
solid in my convictions and it
feels damn good. I enjoy
1:34:33
listening to your show because
it's not only informative, it is
1:34:36
entertaining. And since I
basically lost all desire for
1:34:39
anything Hollywood, it's nice to
still have something enter some
1:34:42
ate some entertainment value in
my life. I want to know where we
1:34:47
go here.
1:34:49
happened I just I want to thank
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So we have Kaylee.
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Okay, this is something else you
want to discuss first? Um, well,
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I was gonna kind of lead into. I
mean, I got a lot of
1:47:55
Joe Biden cabinet like stuff and
build back better kind of
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things. Okay, let's do that.
First.
1:48:04
I do have a Biden clip. Yes, you
know, it's not a full on that
1:48:09
are true. gaff is kind of minor,
you probably have some better
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material once you just run with
it. Well, what's your Biden clip
1:48:14
you set me up now?
1:48:16
where he's going on about he's
got he's talking to a bunch of
1:48:20
educators and he makes a stupid
comments. And the Biden does
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under the bites the Biden clip,
first raid team that you would
1:48:26
all be proud of.
1:48:28
And we're all ready to go and
doing an awful lot of work right
1:48:32
now. But here's the thing that I
want to mention.
1:48:37
You know, there's already a
circumstance where nationwide
1:48:43
because of the requirement of
school districts,
1:48:49
county offices,
1:48:52
mayors, governors having to
balance their budgets.
1:48:57
They've already had to layoff
666,000 teachers.
1:49:03
666,000 teachers have been laid
off already since March. And,
1:49:12
and I'm worried, Tony, that I
know in Noblesville, you have a
1:49:16
force about 135 firefighters.
And
1:49:21
the question is going to be when
do we have to start laying off
1:49:25
because the counties in the
cities don't have the money.
1:49:28
They can't deficit spend they
have to spend based on balancing
1:49:32
their budget when the first
responders and the fire service
1:49:37
will be laid off? What was the
what was this recorded was the
1:49:41
context of this.
1:49:43
Talking to a bunch of locals
schmucks locals there, it's a
1:49:48
zoom calls some sorting is
666,000 nuts bullcrap, but it
1:49:54
turns out just look
1:49:56
good. The fact checkers could
find a way to rationalize it.
1:50:00
Because Joe Biden will never be
factcheck false. Yeah, but we
1:50:03
all heard the 666 we heard it.
We know what that we know what
1:50:06
the idea is. Even it was 666. I
would have said 6687. Just to
1:50:12
just to not say it.
1:50:15
Yeah, that's what I would you
know, I agree I would do, but
1:50:19
wasn't 666 Anyway, it was like,
some half that if not, if less,
1:50:24
it, that's all people involved.
It's just a number cobbled
1:50:27
together just nonsense. Yeah.
1:50:30
But why 6667 is a mark of the
beast. factcheck false. Yeah.
1:50:35
So before we actually earlier
this week, the vo Jaiden was in
1:50:40
Georgia campaigning because we
have this to run off races which
1:50:46
could determine
1:50:47
the power in the Senate and thus
the power being the United
1:50:52
States and the world. Quite
honestly, it comes down to too
1:50:55
to vote too little too little
runoff elections in Georgia.
1:50:59
Here's what Joe had to say. In
the meantime, Biden was in
1:51:02
Georgia Tuesday, where control
of the US Senate will be decided
1:51:05
by runoff elections next month.
You're voted as if your life
1:51:09
depended on it. Well, guess
what?
1:51:13
Now you're gonna have to do it
again.
1:51:17
Okay, so we know what to expect
as already 75,000 new registered
1:51:21
voters for this runoff election.
Amazing. Good work, Stacey
1:51:24
Abrams. And then Joe came out
after Tuesday, and claimed his
1:51:30
victory claimed his victory as
the according to him in the
1:51:35
mainstream media. It's all done.
It's end you john. It's all
1:51:39
done. It's in the can the
Electoral College has decided it
1:51:42
is.
1:51:43
So ladies, gentlemen, welcome to
your brand new president. Good
1:51:48
evening, my fellow Americans
over the past few weeks
1:51:53
in each state, Commonwealth and
district without regard to party
1:51:57
or political preference, he
slumming already right the
1:52:00
beginning here, listen to this,
this fantastic I can't I can't
1:52:03
get one sentence out maybe My
fellow Americans over the past
1:52:07
few weeks over the past few
weeks, okay. Officials in each
1:52:11
state, Commonwealth and district
without regard to party or
1:52:15
political preference of
certified certified winning
1:52:18
candidates.
1:52:21
Certified today, member of the
of the Electoral College,
1:52:27
representing the certified
winner cast their votes for
1:52:31
president and vice president
knighted states, and an act just
1:52:35
as old as our nation itself.
Once again, the American America
1:52:40
the rule of law, our
Constitution, and the will of
1:52:44
the people prevail. our
democracy pushed, tested,
1:52:48
threatened, proved to be
resilient, true and strong.
1:52:54
the electoral college votes
which occurred today reflect the
1:52:57
fact that even in the face of
the public health crisis, unlike
1:53:00
anything we've experienced in
our lifetimes, and now he's
1:53:03
really starts to fall apart.
We're only 16 minutes into the
1:53:06
speech, people voted a voted
record numbers were Americans
1:53:11
voted this year, and they've
ever voted the history United
1:53:14
States of America. Over 155
million Americans were
1:53:19
determined to have their voices
heard, and their votes counted.
1:53:23
Yeah, wait a minute. That's not
the falling apart. But it came
1:53:26
later, when he had to deliver
the message. The final message
1:53:29
for the New World Order got
under control and getting the
1:53:32
nation vaccinated against this
virus, delivering immediate
1:53:36
economic help so badly needed by
so many Americans are hurting
1:53:40
day and then building our
economy back better was in doing
1:53:46
so we need to work together to
give each other a chance.
1:53:59
Now, that was the public
appearances where I think
1:54:01
everyone kind of noticed that
the president elect the office
1:54:05
of the president elect was
coughing and stammering and was
1:54:08
not a great appearance. It was
15 minutes. just didn't feel
1:54:12
really jubilant even though that
was the entire reason for it and
1:54:16
to bring you COVID could be I
mean, this would be the this
1:54:20
would be about the right time
for him to die. A guy can you
1:54:25
imagine? Oh, no, I can really
imagine that. And again, it
1:54:29
would make a lot of sense,
because Camila is the puppet.
1:54:34
And Obama is the puppet master.
And he admitted this earlier
1:54:39
when he was on cobit. This was I
think this was I don't know when
1:54:43
this was
1:54:46
Obama admitted it won't listen,
it doesn't matter. He's still
1:54:49
admitting what he wants. Did you
miss you? Did you ever look at
1:54:52
something going on in the news
and go you know what the
1:54:54
situation needs for Barack
Obama.
1:55:00
Yeah, I've said this before I,
1:55:03
people would ask me, no one what
you know, now do you wish like
1:55:07
you had a sec, a third term?
1:55:11
And I used to say,
1:55:14
you know, what if I could make
an arrangement where
1:55:19
I had a, I had a stand in front
man or woman and they had an
1:55:24
earpiece in and I was just in my
basement in my sweats, looking
1:55:27
through the stuff, and then I
could sort of deliver the lines,
1:55:31
but somebody else was doing all
the talking and ceremony. I'd be
1:55:36
fine with that. Because I found
the work fascinating. Yeah.
1:55:41
Okay. They do like putting it
right in our face, don't they?
1:55:46
You know, I never heard this
before. I want you to take take
1:55:49
the clip of the day. Thank you.
I was kind of extending.
1:55:55
Yeah, yeah, pretty much. Yeah.
I'd be sitting in my basement
1:55:59
when I was a little intercom if
be good to go.
1:56:03
And it certainly wasn't
happening. When Joe had his
1:56:05
little, his his private zoom
conversation with
1:56:11
the Democratic Party, a lot of
progressives were on this call.
1:56:15
And, again, we have audio that
was leaked. I don't know if it's
1:56:20
on purpose or not, it does show
a very different side of Joe,
1:56:22
he's very assertive. Me, I don't
think he's cognitive. But he's
1:56:26
very assertive in what he's
saying. We'll start with
1:56:31
that people need to stop all
this negative talk. This is, I
1:56:34
believe, one of the progressives
on the zoom call, who was quite
1:56:38
upset because if you look
around, you'll see
1:56:42
the progressive wing, these
squad, ao C's, the Black Lives
1:56:48
Matter. The black and brown
community protectors, they're
1:56:52
not seeing any love from, from
Joe with his cabinet
1:56:56
appointments or anything. In
fact, I think people are waiting
1:56:58
for some money. But no, no, no,
Joe is going to push back real
1:57:01
hard. And he's going to remind
us that he is the office of the
1:57:06
president elect, because of the
one big lie detailed, a lot of
1:57:11
people in our community are
getting a little anxious because
1:57:14
they are not seeing enough of
the progress they thought they
1:57:17
would have seen at this point.
Let's not disappoint them. And
1:57:20
let's not get to a place where
voters in Georgia begin to
1:57:25
second guess. Okay, never mind.
I've got I've got to go. Let me
1:57:29
respond. There's a lot to
respond to here. Let's get some
1:57:31
straight. You shouldn't be
disappointed. What I've done so
1:57:34
far is more than anybody else
has done this far. Okay, number
1:57:38
one, number two. I mean, what I
say when I say it, all right. I
1:57:43
mean, when I say when I say, All
right, I'm the only person who's
1:57:48
ever run on three platforms that
I was told could not possibly
1:57:53
win the election. And I never
cease Trump won was on restoring
1:57:59
the soul of this country.
Because what I saw happen in
1:58:01
Charlottesville, I was in no one
else was talking about it. The
1:58:06
words the President's matter.
Nobody else no progressive. was
1:58:11
talking about? I did. Because no
one wanted to propagate that
1:58:16
insulting ly Joe. He's talking,
of course, about the various
1:58:20
people. So he's rather This is
really a terrific clip. Because
1:58:26
he's like, taking credit for
winning by pride, but he thinks
1:58:31
is still doesn't know what that
it's a lie. Is that stupid?
1:58:35
I think he's dead serious.
Ladies and gentlemen, your next
1:58:38
president.
1:58:41
Yeah, but there's more. There's
more, there's more. There's
1:58:44
more. He Joe was also not gonna
do anything.
1:58:49
Because now
1:58:52
now he has principles, his
principles are no executive
1:58:55
orders, because
1:58:57
I don't know, something
Constitution, the Constitution.
1:59:00
And so there's some things that
I'm going to be able to do by
1:59:02
executive order. I'm not gonna
hesitate to do it. But what I'm
1:59:07
not going to do is I'm not going
to do what Euston binita, you
1:59:11
probably used to get angry with
me during the debates, when
1:59:13
you'd have some of the people
who were forced on day one, I'm
1:59:17
gonna inject in order to do
this. Not within the
1:59:20
constitutional authority. I am
not going to violate the
1:59:24
constitution.
1:59:26
executive authority that my
progressive friends talk about
1:59:30
is way beyond the bounds. And is
one of you said maybe you were
1:59:34
ever ever now, whether it's far
left or far right.
1:59:39
There is a constitution. It's
our only hope. Our only hope.
1:59:46
And the way to deal with it is
where I have executive
1:59:48
authority. I will use it to undo
every single damn thing. This
1:59:53
guy's done by executive
authority. But I'm not going to
1:59:56
exercise executive authority,
where it's question right
2:00:00
can come along and say, I can do
away with assault weapons.
2:00:03
There's no executive authority
doing that.
2:00:10
So he's not taking away our
guns. He's not gonna override
2:00:13
executive orders. Wow, no, no.
He said he's going to override
2:00:18
all the undo everything Trump
did. And I'll bet money they
2:00:21
can't do it. Well, we know from
the Supreme Court ruling
2:00:26
regarding DACA, that most of
these executive orders will have
2:00:31
to remain in effect well into a
year or a year and a half into
2:00:34
the next administration's term.
2:00:38
It are structured that what's
the claim? Yeah. So I'm all in
2:00:41
on that. That sounds hilarious.
2:00:44
Let me just see if I had any
more build back bed. Well, the
2:00:47
great reset and kind of talked
about that.
2:00:51
Yeah, maybe we should get to
your special I've been very
2:00:53
excited about this. You teased
it in the newsletter. In fact,
2:00:56
you you you set the you set
yourself up for this on the
2:00:59
previous show. So everybody is
waiting with bated breath.
2:01:22
So I don't think you just may be
fearful that this will be a last
2:01:28
last class Kaylee. So I think I
made probably one, I probably
2:01:33
made too many clips. Or I've got
like, six. You look like a no
2:01:36
agenda producer.
2:01:39
Yeah, I do. Because I am. Yes.
Uh, now she got. She's more
2:01:45
combative than before,
2:01:47
which is good. But you did a
couple of things. Couple of
2:01:50
things are kind of minor. And
for example, I want to play this
2:01:53
play a couple of minor ones that
were no big deal. She took three
2:01:58
or four questions on Trump. Is
it gonna get a shot? Is he gonna
2:02:01
get a shot? Is he gonna go on TV
and get a shot? Why
2:02:05
isn't he go on TV and get a
shot? Or first answer was I
2:02:08
didn't clip which was, Hey, he's
had COVID. Why does he need a
2:02:12
shot kind of makes sense. So
this became he didn't want to
2:02:15
get into too much of that. But
he needs a shot. He's got to get
2:02:18
a shot on TV, according to these
people. And this is the calean
2:02:21
the Trump shot. This is a
classic answer. She gave it at
2:02:23
least twice.
2:02:25
Example for Americans to give
them confidence doctors, Dr.
2:02:29
Fauci as well as the month of
slowly folks that today that
2:02:32
they think President Trump
should get the vaccine is a no,
2:02:36
because for himself would be to
set an example. Will he do that?
2:02:40
Like why not do it just to show
Americans because he also wants
2:02:44
to show Americans that our
priority are the most most
2:02:47
vulnerable, there will be some
senior administration officials
2:02:50
taking it publicly to instill
that confidence. It is very
2:02:53
important. And the President No,
but you'll you'll learn in the
2:02:56
next few days who that is, those
individuals will be but they
2:03:00
will be taking it publicly to
instill confidence. The
2:03:02
president wants to send a
parallel message which is, you
2:03:05
know, our long term care
facility residents and our
2:03:08
frontline workers are paramount
and importance and he wants to
2:03:11
set an example in that regard.
Yeah, me, me, me, me. Me. Me.
2:03:14
Me. Me. Me. Yeah. So Trump, I
don't think Trump's gonna take
2:03:18
the shot out and think he's,
he's had COVID Why would he take
2:03:21
this shot? It makes no sense. I
mean, why would why would
2:03:25
anybody look at a celebrity or a
politician and think oh, yeah,
2:03:30
that's the real shot. I can
never think this How could you
2:03:34
ever believe a celebrate it? All
the time Tom Cruise. I think
2:03:39
that we believe him.
2:03:43
Yeah, I'm in half agreement
except the true believers down
2:03:47
in Hollywood and there's plenty
of them. Block stepped up. Rob
2:03:51
Reiner. Don't take the shot and
he'll take it real shot. I was I
2:03:55
was chatting with the with the
Zoomers.
2:04:00
And so the two highlights of so
far for them the past couple of
2:04:05
weeks has been not not not happy
Joe Biden got in but happy that
2:04:11
we got that horrible orange man
out. And that's the only day
2:04:16
like by me and it's like a merit
badge. It's like Haha, we did
2:04:19
it. I'm so happy. I'm so proud
of us is fantastic. We made sure
2:04:23
that he that horrible racist
scum of a human is not even
2:04:27
issues lower than human being
that he that he is not
2:04:30
reelected. That was great. And
then the next thing is, and
2:04:34
we've got a vaccine. I'm
scheduled for this week. How
2:04:37
about you? I'm so excited. Yay,
vaccine.
2:04:43
So they're all in big Lee. Yeah,
okay. Well, that's fine.
2:04:50
A, see what happens. It's one
way of testing the thing. This
2:04:53
whole idea, I think it's a great
way to test it. I mean,
2:04:58
true believers are going they're
getting
2:05:00
shot and see what happens
because this is not a normal
2:05:02
shot. And if you'd wanted, I'm
not advising people not to get
2:05:06
the shot, you need to know.
2:05:09
But I want to see what happens.
Yeah, I'll hang back.
2:05:13
Yeah, you can wait, what's the
rush? Yeah, well, you know, I
2:05:17
don't think there's any COVID
going around anymore. That's
2:05:19
just my opinion. Hello, that's
wrong. There's a new strain in
2:05:23
the UK. What are the new
science? science science? Okay,
2:05:28
so, here's another minor one.
This is Kate. Kaylee discussing
2:05:31
something that's not discussed
by the mainstream media. I don't
2:05:34
understand why not. But Trump is
gonna gonna veto the NDA.
2:05:41
You don't want to wait. You
don't know why the media is not
2:05:45
discussing the vetoes. It's the
media that you don't understand
2:05:49
why they won't discuss this
veto, which I don't understand.
2:05:57
Specifically, when the President
will detail the National Defense
2:05:59
Authorization Act, when he's
gonna send the paperwork over?
2:06:02
And why would he do that, given
the fact that passed on veto
2:06:05
proof majorities. And so he
still does plan to veto. The NDA
2:06:11
don't have a timeline for you on
that. But he does plan to veto
2:06:14
it. He wants to make every
effort to protect our military
2:06:17
men and women on and will
prioritize military funding and
2:06:20
the big omnibus bill, but he
also has other important
2:06:25
priorities. And I should say
problems with the NDA beyond
2:06:28
just the absence of Section 230.
repeal of and beyond the
2:06:31
inclusion of the war and
amendments on one of the
2:06:34
provisions of concern is troop
provisions about troop
2:06:37
withdrawal and deployment in
Afghanistan, South Korea, and
2:06:41
Germany. And so there are a
number of provisions that he's
2:06:45
gone China but no republican
agreement on that. Why does he
2:06:48
think
2:06:50
so by not including a section
230 repeal? What you're in
2:06:54
effect allowing is Twitter to
continue to not censor Chinese
2:06:59
propaganda. Recently, there was
a tweet by the US, the Chinese
2:07:04
Embassy in United States about
the shinjang province in
2:07:07
allowing all citizens to enjoy
the same rights, including
2:07:11
freedom of religion, that
clearly is not the case, as the
2:07:13
wiggers have been absolutely
tortured, in that province that
2:07:17
there was another tweet that
they allowed about the virus
2:07:21
originating in Wu Han, they said
it was not it did not originate
2:07:23
in Wu Han that obviously is
Chinese just information. And
2:07:27
the President's priority is to
ensure that that isn't
2:07:29
permitted.
2:07:31
So we've luckily talked about
this that I what I heard
2:07:36
initially is he wanted to
complete repeal of Section 230,
2:07:39
which I would for selfish
reasons would be against because
2:07:43
we kind of run on that. So Luke
comes to no agenda social calm,
2:07:46
we don't want we need some
protection over what what what
2:07:49
people will say over there.
2:07:53
I would like I would like an
enforcement or I would like a
2:07:58
modification perhaps.
Apparently, this thing was
2:08:02
passed in the House in the
Senate by enough people to be
2:08:05
veto proof as they have to have
was it two thirds of the of the
2:08:09
Senate has been as is necessary
for the override. I you know, I
2:08:14
thought it was 60%. But whatever
it is did this a lot different
2:08:17
than being veto? This, by the
way wasn't discussed, but it's a
2:08:20
lot different being veto proof,
and then actually overriding the
2:08:25
veto, because I got to put your
hand up? Yes, you do. And
2:08:31
what is that other thing that
they mentioned was also kind of
2:08:35
important. Shoot? Oh, is that?
Yeah, the troop drawdown This is
2:08:38
your so the National Defense
Authorization Act is what that
2:08:41
is. This is where a lot of
interesting things happen years
2:08:44
ago, the Smith mundt Act, which
forbids the American government
2:08:49
from property from using
propaganda on its own people was
2:08:52
repealed, which is a part of the
problem if you think about it.
2:08:57
That was so that
2:08:59
Voice of America and all of its
online, you know, the the
2:09:03
broadcast Board of Governors,
which is the propaganda unit,
2:09:06
Tucker Carlson, his dad was a
member
2:09:09
so that they can continue to
propagandize on the internet,
2:09:11
which some American citizens
might see, but now be probably
2:09:15
more targeted towards American
citizens. That was so that's
2:09:19
that kind of stuff does pass.
And then we have the troop draw
2:09:23
downs, which you know, it's I
have not read the entire NDA
2:09:27
this time around. Usually I get
to it, but you know, that they
2:09:31
don't want to draw down the
troops the way the President has
2:09:34
said that. He said, we're
bringing everybody home and they
2:09:36
go right into the nuts, the NDA
and they say now we're gonna
2:09:39
leave people here and the people
there will close that base. And
2:09:43
so they don't give a crap
Because ultimately, the not the
2:09:46
military itself, but the
military industrial complex
2:09:50
needs this bill. That is their
budget for the next year. What
2:09:54
are they going to get to spend
and on on what doesn't even
2:09:57
matter
2:09:59
but
2:10:00
How much money can they pocket?
How much? How much money Can I
2:10:02
grab? And and I agree that
propaganda certainly from the
2:10:09
Chinese Communist Party is
damaging.
2:10:15
So let's listen to what she has
to say about the Russian
2:10:17
hackers. Could you comment on
the Russian hackers breaching
2:10:23
several federal agencies? How,
how serious was this breach? And
2:10:28
is the Trump administration
considering retaliate? Look, the
2:10:31
US government were aware of all
of these reports, we're taking
2:10:35
all necessary steps to identify
and remedy any possible issues
2:10:39
related to the situation. As one
step in that process. Sister has
2:10:44
issued an emergency directive on
Sunday night for all federal
2:10:48
civilian agencies to review
their networks for indicators of
2:10:51
compromise, and disconnect or to
power down solar winds or Eon
2:10:55
products immediately. So we are
taking a hard look on this and
2:10:59
obviously, take any sort of
cyber hacks very seriously. And
2:11:03
just one more question on Russia
since Russian President Vladimir
2:11:07
Putin has congratulated
President Elect Joe Biden any
2:11:11
any comments on that from the
Russian president? No comment on
2:11:16
that. I leave it to the
president to react to that. He
2:11:18
spoken to President Trump Not
that I'm aware. Yeah, man flag
2:11:22
what you're doing.
2:11:25
Yeah, they always slip that kind
of thing. And now, fairweather
2:11:29
friends Vladimir Putin is
2:11:33
doing man.
2:11:36
So let's listen to Kay Kaley go
off on swalwell. This is Jim.
2:11:42
Yes, I'm sure she had a lot to
say about him unfortunate that
2:11:45
it doesn't give much coverage in
the mainstream media. But I
2:11:49
guess we shouldn't be surprised
because in the last 24 or 48
2:11:52
hours, there have been quite a
few stories that not gotten a
2:11:55
ton of coverage in the
mainstream media. As former
2:11:58
White House press secretary Ari
Fleischer said, bias is often
2:12:03
found in stories the press does
not cover. And last week, we
2:12:06
found out that democrat
congressman Eric swalwell was
2:12:10
infiltrated by an alleged
Chinese spy, the spy cozied up
2:12:14
to swalwell raised funds for his
2014 campaign and even planted
2:12:19
an intern in his office and that
relationship continued until the
2:12:23
FBI briefed him in 2015. And
that was some very good
2:12:27
reporting done by axios. But
after entangling with this spy
2:12:30
for years, swalwell
hypocritically went on to be one
2:12:34
of the lead instigators of the
Russia collusion hoax in the
2:12:37
impeachment. Sham swalwell wrote
this on his congressional
2:12:41
webpage, President Trump and his
team are directly and indirectly
2:12:45
tied to Russia. That was not
true. He then said in September
2:12:49
of 2020, the President has a
compromised relationship with
2:12:52
Russia on true April of 2019. He
said President Trump certainly
2:12:56
acts on Russia's behalf and acts
like Russia's leader, not true.
2:13:01
January 2019. Eric's walls that
it's pretty clear President
2:13:04
Donald Trump is an agent of
Russia not true and swalwell
2:13:08
shamelessly claimed Donald Trump
Jr. and Jared Kushner had an
2:13:11
eagerness and a willingness to
work with the Russians during
2:13:14
the 2016 election. Again, it was
false in 2019. He falsely
2:13:18
claimed this yet again when
inquired about collusion by
2:13:22
reporter and these baseless
attacks were false yet covered
2:13:26
breathlessly by the media. There
was no coverage, however, of
2:13:29
swalwell being the one
implicated but not Russia, but
2:13:33
China. In fact, the New York
Times website, as of this
2:13:37
morning had not one result for
Eric swalwell his ties to
2:13:40
Chinese spies, not one result.
And when the swalwell story
2:13:44
broke, guess how many minutes of
coverage it got on ABC, NBC,
2:13:48
MSNBC and CBS zero
2:13:54
What?
2:13:56
Nah, man
2:13:59
Where's Adam Schiff? He's got to
be on deck next for some of this
2:14:03
awesome stuff with him because
he's, I mean, this would be his
2:14:07
moment of triumphs You know,
we've beaten him orange man bad
2:14:11
here I am. Everybody's up. Yeah.
There's a lot up with China that
2:14:17
are next year is gonna be great.
No matter who's president. We're
2:14:20
gonna have a lot of China to
deal with. So here we go with we
2:14:24
got three left guy Kaylee's fact
check false.
2:14:28
Hello, everyone. Hello noon.
Yesterday, the United States
2:14:32
witnessed a medical miracle. The
first doses of a COVID vaccine
2:14:38
were administered to frontline
workers across the country. The
2:14:42
President promised a safe and
effective vaccine and record
2:14:45
time and President Trump
delivered. Earlier this year, we
2:14:49
heard from several news outlets
and so called fact checks that
2:14:53
President Trump would be quote,
a miracle to be right. That was
2:14:58
an NBC News article. We were
2:15:00
Told according to health line,
quote, a vaccine will still take
2:15:03
more than a year to develop. USA
Today warned us that quote,
2:15:08
despite medical researchers
progress, the vaccine quote was
2:15:12
more than a year away. And
National Geographic even told us
2:15:17
that achieving a vaccine within
quote a year to 18 months would
2:15:20
be absolutely unprecedented. And
quotes. These reports deserve
2:15:26
their own fact check. False.
fact check false. What's an
2:15:30
interesting I'm realizing now
that whenever Kaley does one of
2:15:34
these press briefings, my inbox
is flooded with the backup
2:15:40
material to back up what she
said.
2:15:44
That's funny. It's where Yeah,
it's where I think a lot of this
2:15:47
last bit and especially here
National Geographic even told us
2:15:51
that achieving National
Geographic got to do with
2:15:53
anything? Yeah, I know. And I'll
get like look at National
2:15:55
Geographic did my fan quote a
year to 18 months? Oh, yeah.
2:16:00
We're looking at Bill Nye, the
Science Guy said he said it
2:16:03
would be two years for a
vaccine.
2:16:06
It's like, okay, we get it.
Alright, so here's our on this
2:16:11
stuff. Now, there's now somebody
asked a question, a really
2:16:17
question that kicked her off.
This is a question of assault on
2:16:20
democracy. Oh, yes. I love
these.
2:16:24
Thanks for President Trump
supporting the Texas lawsuit. At
2:16:28
the Supreme Court and lawsuit
the president elect Biden called
2:16:33
an assault on democracy. How is
it not? Is it not anti
2:16:37
democratic to try to nullify 20
million votes? I think pursuing
2:16:41
legitimate litigation through
the judicial system is in no way
2:16:46
assaulting democracy. In fact,
it's, it's using democrat
2:16:49
institutions in the manner. They
are to be used to pursue pursue
2:16:53
legitimate claims with sworn
affidavits and additional
2:16:58
evidence but I do think what is
an assault on democracy are the
2:17:01
four investigations into
President Trump over Russia
2:17:05
collusion that turned up
nothing. I mean, Moeller alone,
2:17:07
you had 19 lawyers, 40 FBI
agents, 2800, subpoenas. 500
2:17:13
search warrants, millions of
taxpayer dollars all to find no
2:17:15
collusion. And the investigation
into President Trump began far
2:17:19
before he was even elected
President of the United States
2:17:22
and his Intel briefings in the
transition period where he's
2:17:25
been weaponized against him on
an insurance policy from Peter
2:17:29
struck, was put in place against
this president prior to him
2:17:32
being elected. That is what is
an assault on democracy. Hello,
2:17:36
God
2:17:41
was waiting for
2:17:44
all these Kaylie clips and no
sound effects something's up.
2:17:49
Right now we go to the finale
clip. And I have a little
2:17:52
comment after that, because I
have a little a little
2:17:56
I boost it a little bit so we
can hear something. But this is
2:17:59
Kaylee is finishing up and she
walks off the stage after this.
2:18:02
This is somebody is this the
hunter Biden commentary. Oh, I'm
2:18:07
sorry.
2:18:09
I got
2:18:12
an interesting pre election and
post election coverage to on the
2:18:16
hunter Biden scandal which was
not covered at all by many
2:18:21
outlets. And the lead up to the
election. In fact on October 15,
2:18:25
you had a New York Times
headline that said Trump said to
2:18:28
be warned that he was being
confirmed given Russian
2:18:31
disinformation over hunter
Biden. Now December 10. Just a
2:18:36
few months later, New York Times
headline investigation of hunter
2:18:39
Biden is likely to hang over
Biden as he takes office,
2:18:43
Washington Post on October 16.
That headline read the truth
2:18:46
behind the hunter Biden non
scandal. Now you have the
2:18:50
Washington Post headline that
says this hunter Biden tax probe
2:18:53
examining Chinese business
deals. Political October 19.
2:18:57
Hunter Biden's story is Russian
disinformation that's a
2:19:00
favorite. Dozens of former Intel
officials say false yet again.
2:19:04
December 2 now Politico reads
Justice Department's interest in
2:19:08
hunter Biden covered more than
taxes really interesting turn of
2:19:12
events are in good for those who
covered what was the story all
2:19:15
along and not Russia
disinformation.
2:19:18
you accuse others of
disinformation when you spread
2:19:21
it every day.
2:19:23
I think I heard what he said is
that your Is that what you have
2:19:26
here? Yeah, here's the bush you
can play play it again.
2:19:30
What do you want me to play the
booster the boosted one. Okay,
2:19:33
here we go.
2:19:35
you accuse others of
disinformation when you spread
2:19:37
it every day. Is that the CNN
douche? No. He says I don't I
2:19:43
listened to that voice a couple
of times. You know the guy he
2:19:46
normally does the gets Acosta
that sounds like a cost that to
2:19:49
me. It could be a cost of it, I
think is john. JOHN Robert
2:19:53
Roberts from ABC. Carl
2:19:57
from Fox listening
2:20:00
critical for you to accuse
others of disinformation when
2:20:02
you spread it every day. Yeah,
it's not a cost. No, it's not.
2:20:06
It's not I hear it now. It's not
a cost.
2:20:09
Well, john roberts is with Fox.
Yeah, that would make sense.
2:20:15
It but then but then to say, how
can you stand here and talk
2:20:20
about misinformation when you do
it every day?
2:20:25
Oh, my goodness, a chicken shit
thing to say whoever it was. And
2:20:29
I don't know why these guys are
even in these briefings. They
2:20:32
should throw them out. I mean, I
think Obama threw a couple a
2:20:35
lot. I know bush did for sure.
No, no, no. Obama just spied on
2:20:39
them and threw them in jail. We
talking about the right way
2:20:43
Trump learn these tricks.
2:20:46
nice guys finish last, I guess.
2:20:50
You know?
2:20:51
Well, that was it. So that may
be the
2:20:54
Daily Report. And maybe the last
we ever hear of Kaylee, ladies
2:20:57
and gentlemen.
2:21:00
JOHN C. Dvorak. Bakelite. Hi,
today's Teddy Kennedy. He's an
2:21:05
OTG kind of guy. Yeah, baby OTG.
We haven't had a report in a
2:21:09
while. And I do have some
information from the front lines
2:21:12
of the OTG wars. Although
really, are we talking about a
2:21:17
wars, there is a little bit of
war going on, as Apple is now
2:21:27
about to release all of these
features, that cut off a lot of
2:21:31
the spying, not a lot, but a
significant portion of the
2:21:34
spying that apps do.
2:21:37
And Facebook is now trying to
garner some support for their
2:21:41
position because it's pretty
much their business. And I've
2:21:46
learned from a couple of
developers have been talking to
2:21:50
this is honey pot kind of deal
that's going on with with the
2:21:53
app stores, and certainly the
apple, the iOS App Store, where
2:21:58
if you really want to get some
good data, some good statistics
2:22:02
on how people are using your
app, there's pretty much one
2:22:07
library. And that's the one that
everybody puts in there. And
2:22:10
what that does is it gives all
of your information, all of
2:22:14
those statistics to Apple, they
take it on the way going out to
2:22:18
Facebook, to the what's the big
aggregator, I forget who I think
2:22:22
who bought them recently, and
Oracle by them or something, you
2:22:25
know, they combined credit card
data with online data. So yeah,
2:22:29
I forgot myself. So that's so
Facebook is now saying, and of
2:22:33
course developers can get paid
for this information, either
2:22:36
through ads or similar
mechanisms, if they install this
2:22:41
toolkit, and they get to see
what their users are doing.
2:22:45
Facebook is saying this is
horrible, just horrible that
2:22:48
Apple's doing that this will
kill this will kill free apps.
2:22:53
Well, now, this is exactly where
I want to have. Yeah. Turns out
2:22:58
free is pretty expensive. I
think we learned that from you
2:23:02
Facebook. So well, Apple is is
trying. But they you know I'm
2:23:08
there so many sensors in these
phones. Now, so many things. I
2:23:12
mean, it's I don't want anyone
to ever see that I just can't
2:23:15
trust these guys. Enter graphene
OS which one of our producers
2:23:22
had sent me a pixel two months
ago, if you can remember, with
2:23:27
graphene OS, which is a D
googled pure Android, actually,
2:23:32
it almost feels like this on
Linux, of course it is some
2:23:35
Linux in there. And I decided
upon this apple news since I was
2:23:40
using the cloaked iPhone, the
old iPhone, I would give this
2:23:43
thing another shot. And I am
blown away by the level of
2:23:50
permissions that you can set for
every single app, everything
2:23:53
that is happening. I love that I
didn't lose any functionality
2:23:59
really, other than I can
completely control all this crap
2:24:03
that used to pop up and tell me
to do things and you're just not
2:24:08
being tracked by Silicon Valley.
And there's some great pie hole
2:24:11
like blockers, VPN blaze based
blockers in there. I've been
2:24:17
really examining this for the
past week, and I think it is
2:24:21
going to replace my OTG flip
phone. Although, yep, yep. It's
2:24:27
going to replace it. Now. I'm
also I need to be able to send
2:24:31
text messages faster now.
Because I'm saving podcasting.
2:24:35
So I do need to be able to
communicate and
2:24:38
I am sick. Believe me. I'm
saving more than you realize.
2:24:43
But what's happening with pod?
I'm trying it's our own
2:24:45
preservation. Mr. devore. I
appreciate the the the the
2:24:49
sentiment. I just don't
understand how this means you
2:24:52
have to send text faster.
2:24:56
Well, because I communicate with
a lot of people
2:25:01
And I'm trying to orchestrate
and move pieces around. And so
2:25:04
if I'm, whether it's an email or
anything else, I do need to be
2:25:08
able to do this. Not just when
I'm in the house, because I'm
2:25:12
also out sometimes and even even
the newsletter, I'm in the
2:25:16
newsletter to California where
they won't let you out.
2:25:22
Well, who needs a phone? We can
live in California, right, john?
2:25:27
So I've decided I'm going to
give this a real go. But I'm
2:25:31
going to get a an upgraded
pixel.
2:25:36
And this is kind of fun. The
pixel four, which is still an
2:25:41
old phone, I mean, it's all it's
old compared to what they have
2:25:44
now. With graphene. Oh, s
generation old, the five is the
2:25:47
one they just released. Yeah,
but it's old. That's what I'm
2:25:50
saying. It's old. So now it's
old. It's not it's no longer
2:25:55
old. So you can you can buy them
for like 360 bucks in the box
2:25:59
unlocked? Well, it's doable. But
the same producer? Because, you
2:26:04
know, installing this graph he
knows is maybe not for the
2:26:07
uninitiated or weak at heart.
But however, luckily, if you go
2:26:12
to, can I stop you? Yeah. Can
this producer he knows who he
2:26:16
is. He knows who I am. Can you
do this with a blue phone? which
2:26:20
they're only 75 bucks 80 bucks
for a good blue phone? They're
2:26:23
dynamite? Can you take and put
the graphene on there without
2:26:25
having to throw 300 bucks away
when you don't really need that
2:26:28
much if you're gonna bring it to
take and then reconfigure it
2:26:31
anyway. Can you do it on another
android phone? Like a blue
2:26:34
phone? No, probably not Miami?
No, probably not. Oh, you don't
2:26:38
use? You're just saying that
you? No, no, no. Okay, you want
2:26:42
to be an asshole? Probably.
2:26:47
No, you can't? I'm going to
answer the question. Instead of
2:26:50
you insulting me, because they
specifically build it for
2:26:54
certain types of phones, blue
phone, not one of them. And it's
2:26:58
all the pixels. And it's one
galaxy. And that's so there's
2:27:02
your answer. No. It's only for
specific devices. Don't tell me
2:27:06
I don't Well, I will stop you
again. Why don't they do it for
2:27:12
the cheap smartphones, like a
blue phone.
2:27:16
Because I'm talking to you, I'm
talking to the developers.
2:27:20
Because the cheap blue phones
really are not applicable for
2:27:24
the integration that you want.
If you want everything to work.
2:27:28
See, it's it's not about that
you can get the software on the
2:27:31
device. But if you want the
screen to work, right, if you
2:27:34
want the buttons to work, right,
this takes an incredible amount
2:27:37
of effort. And they just did it
on better devices. And not on
2:27:41
cheap pieces of crap because
people want good good phones.
2:27:46
But they don't want to have all
the tracking in there. That's
2:27:50
why now if you want to if you
want to install some, some some
2:27:55
other operating system on top of
Android on your blue phone, you
2:27:58
can there's things out there,
but I can't vouch for this. This
2:28:02
is the first one I'll vouch for
good news, though. If you go to
2:28:07
no agenda phone.com you can send
your phone directly to our
2:28:13
producer and he will do all the
flashing for you and set it on
2:28:17
there. Will he do it? Does he
charge? Not for you and I but he
2:28:21
will for everybody else and
maybe charge? I don't know.
2:28:25
Okay. Guide because I presume
I'm not sure he says send me the
2:28:28
phone. But I was looking for
this guy. I couldn't find him
2:28:32
through through searching. If I
know agenda phone.com like Oh,
2:28:36
wait a minute, I sent an email.
This the same guy. So this is
2:28:41
the this is the look when I get
my new one. I'll send this one
2:28:44
to you. So you can you can play
with it. How does that sound?
2:28:49
Oh, that'd be great. But wait a
minute.
2:28:53
Okay, I'm not going to look at
gift horse in the mouth. I would
2:28:57
like to play with it. I would
like to know, I assumed
2:29:00
questions immediately. Okay, I
am curious about this. I know
2:29:03
you're asking. I know you are.
Can you use the navigator? Yes.
2:29:07
It has what? Yeah, hold on.
There's an open source program.
2:29:13
And it's called the opening it
now. It's called I think it's
2:29:18
called you are here. And now you
can obviously you can completely
2:29:24
lock down your, your GPS, what
apps are using it. But this
2:29:30
thing works pretty well. It's
based on Open Street maps. It
2:29:33
has a very clunky dude voice in
there. So you know
2:29:37
counterculture. Let's make a
completely different from
2:29:39
anything else. No women, just
men.
2:29:43
And I tried it out just a little
bit yesterday works well. So
2:29:47
yes, you can and the maps are
not bad. I mean, it's not going
2:29:50
to do traffic routing for you.
2:29:54
Well, you can add that but that
is uh, let me make a few
2:29:58
comments.
2:30:00
To pad this report, first of
all, the original mapping that
2:30:04
went on at both Apple and
Google, they had some licenses
2:30:09
from somebody that really had
good maps when they first came
2:30:11
out. They were dynamite, they
could try to chase you around,
2:30:14
they never made you, you turn,
you turn your tune, you you
2:30:17
turn, you turn, where they are.
Now, it's not even a U turn,
2:30:20
they wrap you around a bunch of
cities, you know streets to get
2:30:23
you back the other way, when
they could say you turn to be
2:30:25
easier. And then it slowly
deteriorated to the point where
2:30:30
the maps are really lousy. I
think Garmin, I think Garmin was
2:30:35
giving them their maps. And you
remember Apple had the big
2:30:37
fiasco with with maps, and they
had to pretty much start Yeah,
2:30:42
they kill the old deal, the fire
the guy who was responsible for
2:30:47
it, and they had to pretty much
recreate the entire Apple Maps,
2:30:52
it was horrible. Remember people
driving into the water and
2:30:55
stuff? Yes, the water drive it
through? Yes, I remember that.
2:31:00
So the new a new mapping scheme
that might have some might be
2:31:04
better actually, than the
current situation. I mean, I, I
2:31:08
try not to use a navigator at
all, I try to keep my brain. I
2:31:13
agree, I take it I got funny got
j to take it off. Because now
2:31:17
people are driving to the store,
you know, they've been to a
2:31:19
million times have turned to
navigate around. I try not to I
2:31:22
tried never to use it. Except
when I'm in a pinch.
2:31:27
The what is remarkable is the
speed of it. Just how fast
2:31:32
things snap. And you can you
know, it's like it's almost like
2:31:35
Linux, where you can control a
lot of these things and make it
2:31:38
even faster than it already is.
But in general,
2:31:43
you're not gonna have a lot of
douchebag apps that you don't
2:31:46
need that are tracking you
anyway. And you get your K nine
2:31:50
mail, which is good and open
source and proven to not be
2:31:54
spying on you. Believe me, a lot
of those great email apps you
2:31:57
get from the App Store for free.
Hello. Free is expensive people.
2:32:03
So that's graphene OS I'm
excited about it. And and with
2:32:06
this with the upgraded version,
the wait for it, you can plug in
2:32:10
an external monitor
2:32:12
and floating windows, so you can
perhaps use it very much like a
2:32:16
desktop.
2:32:18
just plugging into a USB see the
USB C port and an outputs video.
2:32:27
Wow, yeah. And I've already I've
already tried it. The pixel
2:32:32
doesn't do the pixel two doesn't
do it. But it was very
2:32:35
interesting to hook up a
Bluetooth keyboard, Alt Tab
2:32:39
works. It's just goes through a
different app that's open in
2:32:43
email, you know, control our
reply Ctrl S and it's like, holy
2:32:49
crap. It's kind of good.
Everything. I was surprised,
2:32:54
very subversive product. Yes, it
is. It is.
2:33:01
So I will keep you up with this.
Be honest about it. I when you
2:33:04
install anything on any one of
these smartphones, it says can
2:33:07
we get permissions for this and
that new your contact list? We
2:33:10
want this we want that they want
all these things? Like there's
2:33:13
no reason to have these these
programs want me my contact
2:33:16
list? No, there's, there's no
ask for any of that. Now, there
2:33:21
is something called APK pure,
which means you can get the
2:33:26
Android packages that might be
on the order would typically be
2:33:30
in a in a in the Google Play
Store. You can get them without
2:33:34
all the Google stuff in it. But
if you I mean, I always have to
2:33:37
laugh. Yeah, get signal. It's
encrypted. It's great. Well, I
2:33:40
understand how some app that is
supposed to keep you safe and
2:33:43
encrypted and your identity
hidden, refuses to work unless
2:33:47
you allow it to take your
address book.
2:33:51
I mean, hello. It doesn't work
unless you let it upload your
2:33:55
address book. So there's a
possibility for someone to
2:33:58
compile relationships for sure.
So that's what I would hope that
2:34:03
these guys who do graphene and
they start thinking about this
2:34:05
sort of things. This is the way
brave operates the browser,
2:34:10
where they give they get bogus
information. You want my address
2:34:13
book, yeah, here and they give
you a blank book.
2:34:17
Right, but but it won't
function. It won't actually fun.
2:34:19
No, but it will if it asks for
your address book that could
2:34:23
only book OS won't ask for it.
No, I'm just saying the app.
2:34:29
Right if you have an OSC I mean
brave does this is a browser,
2:34:32
the browser level it gives bogus
information? Yes. Oh, yeah. I am
2:34:36
a I'm functioning as a Chrome
browser when it's not. I'm also
2:34:43
Oh, yeah, no, I you can track me
here is where the information
2:34:47
would go in and it puts it off
into oblivion. Things like that.
2:34:51
I don't see why that can't be
done. Just generally. Yeah.
2:34:53
Well, that sort of thing says
you have to give me your address
2:34:55
book. Okay. I'll give you my
address book and you give them
2:34:58
an address book which What is it
2:35:00
Not your address book. It's just
not phony. Yeah, I mean,
2:35:03
unfortunately, the whole app
just won't work at all. If
2:35:07
I mean, if you want, it thinks
it's got an address book, it
2:35:09
will know you can't contact
anyone. If you don't have, if
2:35:13
you haven't connected your
that's just a signal, I'm just
2:35:15
telling you signal doesn't work
unless you give it access to
2:35:19
shows on personnel I try to
contact your signal has to be in
2:35:22
my address book that I gave to
them.
2:35:25
It has to be in your address
book on your device. You cannot
2:35:29
give it access to that unless
you give it access to it. And
2:35:33
then it uploads it. So yeah, you
can't just enter a number and
2:35:37
and have signal work. It will
not work unless you let it
2:35:40
access your contacts. It's
ridiculous. Well, I'm That's
2:35:44
what I'm saying. Why can't you
give it a bogus? Because you
2:35:47
need the actual number? Should
have to be in there. Yeah, you
2:35:52
Jhansi devorah? I would have to
have 415, whatever. Yeah. So I'm
2:35:57
just asking these questions.
Because I have a lot of people I
2:36:00
call on different systems.
They're not in my address book.
2:36:04
I just happen to have their
number and I call them and then
2:36:06
they see you I put in the
address book. Now I don't feel
2:36:08
like it.
2:36:09
But with signal that it has to
be they check to make sure that
2:36:13
it's actually in the address
book. I can't just call you out
2:36:15
of the blue or something right?
The blue correct.
2:36:19
There's no good. No, it's not.
So these things are not to be
2:36:23
used.
2:36:27
It has real it's I'm just very
impressed. I like it, I didn't
2:36:31
think that I would be able to
work fast enough on it. I didn't
2:36:34
think that it would have all the
features. The only thing and
2:36:37
this is a downside for me. The
only thing it doesn't do is low
2:36:42
energy, low Bluetooth energy or
Bluetooth low energy to hearing
2:36:47
aids. So I have to wear I have
to have a Bluetooth dongle in
2:36:50
between which is just hanging
around my neck. And it
2:36:53
communicates with the hearing
aids and you just connect to the
2:36:55
phone with Bluetooth. Otherwise,
yes, and I've got like a dorky
2:36:59
necklace.
2:37:01
Hey, man, I'm off the grid. Look
at my cool necklace. Says put a
2:37:05
shark's tooth on it. You'll be
fine.
2:37:08
Be very dumb. Anyway, uh, no
agenda phone calm. You can learn
2:37:13
more about it. And
2:37:16
I'm gonna. Well, I was going to
here's another thing I was going
2:37:20
to buy one on Amazon. And guess
what the worst possible thing
2:37:25
that could happen around
Christmas time happened? my
2:37:28
credit card got yanked got
stolen.
2:37:31
Yeah. So I had the best possible
thing that could happen. It's
2:37:36
horrible.
2:37:39
I only have one credit card. And
Tina has now she has an she has
2:37:45
a backup that she I don't know
if her if her new name is on. So
2:37:48
how did this this explain how
this happened? I got a text
2:37:52
notification from from my bank.
And it said fraud alert. Are you
2:37:56
trying to buy something for
$162? From fashion? nova.com?
2:38:04
Yes, if you say yes, then they
will, then it will have to then
2:38:07
the purchase can be made left to
run it again. If you say no,
2:38:11
then your credit card will be
cancelled. It will close
2:38:15
immediately. And we'll have to
send you a new one five to seven
2:38:17
business days. No. So what are
you going to do? You can't say
2:38:21
yes. By the way, fashion.
nova.com is like a store for
2:38:26
lingerie. Like Like, but like
not a high end one. So clearly,
2:38:32
just the testing to see if it
works and the show suck it out.
2:38:35
You still have your card in on
your person? Oh, yeah, no, this
2:38:39
is just the number. I don't
know, they got the number
2:38:41
somewhere. I'm thinking solar
winds.
2:38:45
Oh, who knows? We got all kinds
of you know, when Google goes
2:38:50
out Gmail, Google Docs drive,
YouTube. When AWS goes down, I
2:38:57
start to get suspicious of stuff
happening.
2:39:03
And well, and what's interesting
what you got, and why you got
2:39:07
that? Well, here's another one
for you. Why is it that visa
2:39:14
said they will no longer process
payments for Pornhub until they
2:39:21
address the concerns of the
quote unquote, legitimate
2:39:25
content and Pornhub who cannot
survive without VISA credit card
2:39:32
transaction clearing
2:39:35
they immediately set to work
deleted 60% of their videos
2:39:39
which were deemed a legitimate.
Here's my question. Why only
2:39:46
Pornhub
2:39:48
there are plenty of other porn
sites that do transactions and
2:39:52
take credit cards. Why only
Pornhub Why? But So you're
2:39:57
telling me I'm just reading
between the lines.
2:40:00
That your credit card was stolen
from Pornhub
2:40:06
that did not come out well. What
I was trying to get to is that
2:40:10
hunter Biden had been uploading
his personal porn videos to
2:40:14
Pornhub and I have a feeling
that there needed to be a purge
2:40:18
to make sure that none of other
things that he may have been
2:40:21
involved with surface to the top
on Pornhub Oh, these are the
2:40:27
things that I start to look at
like Oh really? We have we have
2:40:31
solar winds happening Amazon
goes down we have Google
2:40:36
multiple servers is going down
and then Pornhub has to as only
2:40:41
company has to purge a lot of
their content. Will you tell me
2:40:45
this? I'm not going on?
2:40:49
Well, time is up. But I do like
your analysis. And I lost my
2:40:54
credit card. I'm
2:40:56
gonna show my school by Jonah
2:40:59
evil who could do Oh Yeah,
that'd be fine.
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hold on a second. There was
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something else here that I
needed to check. That's $100 by
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the way from Andre Hold on a
second is Andre needed.
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Okay, wants some good karma at
the end call Colin McCormick and
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er Haney, Dublin, Ireland. Yeah,
this was not a not a fantastic
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note. This is meant to send
condolences to
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Baron Bryan Matthews to his
mother. Since Baron Bryan
2:42:34
Matthews passed away of cancer
on the 17th of November. And I
2:42:39
would say that his condolences
to all producers of get mo
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nation. I did not know about
this, but I saw the note come
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through. And we're very sorry to
hear that. So we will do a an F
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cancer because that's the only
way to address it.
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You've got karma.
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Yeah, that was too bad. Yeah.
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We lost a Baron Thomas Wilkinson
meanwell. Ottawa, Ontario also
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donates $100 to his Happy
Christmas to everybody. Tara
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Urbana, ad dollars and 33 cents.
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He's been or she's been getting
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he's in Deutschland in Xin vedo
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pronounce that.
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Armand. We don't have a big list
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today by the way. Armand de
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Carolina 5150.
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He reads the hollow book guy he
says we made Atlas Shrugged is a
2:44:25
hollow book and please douchebag
Paul, the book guy
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I have I have a Atlas Shrugged
dollar book from sir Jimmy. d.
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Now, that's really one of my
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wet one? You bet anyone you buy
is going to be a hollow?
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I snotted on that one. Very
funny, john. Just because you've
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never read it.
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Oh, no, I've read you've grilled
me. Daniel Verrilli, if 5033 Jim
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$50 in Parts Unknown, it's got a
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needs a karma which we'll do in
a moment for his first born or
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not born yet was first born to
be he and his keeper are
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pregnant. So yes, we'll give you
a karma for the baby Chris, sir
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Does it surprise how people
pronounce it? Yeah. I am. abiel
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losh Kumari, insane. In India,
in India. Now that's impossible.
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That's impossible. We had one I
think it was either Kumar or
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somebody else. And I know it's
not possible because you can't
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send money from India. Oh, to
paypal. So I don't know how he
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did this.
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Well, he may be an imposter note
and explain it. I think he's I
2:46:33
agree with you. We have people
from India, although it could be
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the people from India bitching
that they can't send money or
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just using it as a bogus excuse.
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Now you're talking with the
Indians? Is that what you're
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saying? That cheapskates Well,
we've known they admit to it
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That's their the Berman gildan
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Do it. So I would say there's no
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probably how we pronounce it,
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the party continues all around
get mo nation. We have a couple
2:50:40
of meetup reports meetups, which
are cloaked as protests whenever
2:50:46
necessary, go to no agenda
meetup calm or if you need to
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prove it to somebody no agenda,
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can meet them anywhere in the
2:51:02
world almost. And we have a
whole calendar system a meeting
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system where you can discuss
hang out, there's no triggering.
2:51:09
Everyone always has a good time,
usually supported by alcohol.
2:51:12
And here is a report from our
recent Houston meetup. This is
2:51:16
Brian at the Houston raging
surge super spreader luncheon we
2:51:20
have very fine people on both
sides of the table and I'll let
2:51:23
them introduce themselves. Joker
millennial Scotty Rober here so
2:51:26
younger millennial David handle
stay humble specs, apps over
2:51:29
rainbow for a new thought, elder
millennial, thank you for your
2:51:34
courage as Brian aka speedskater
wait for the Q Fs blockchain to
2:51:38
kick in
2:51:40
Orlando in the morning.
2:51:43
there we're super excited to be
at the super spreader events.
2:51:48
In the morning, I like to call
out douchebag Flynn.
2:51:52
in the morning.
2:51:59
I realized, you know he's had a
lot of female producers in the
2:52:04
not in this particular one take
on the human vessel carrier and
2:52:10
a lot a lot of people are
pregnant.
2:52:13
Have you noticed this?
2:52:16
Yeah. Well, do you know why I
noticed it? Yeah. Well, it's
2:52:19
very obvious. They're stuck at
home, but also is there? Yeah,
2:52:21
we've been in this for 10
months. Hello. It's the COVID
2:52:25
generation. They're popping out
now. The COVID generation. We go
2:52:31
to the no agenda, protest
Veritate meetup. We're here in
2:52:36
Alexander Valley at the no
agenda protests. I'm Amy in the
2:52:41
morning in the morning. This is
Justin Elin senior, john, john
2:52:47
C. Dvorak. This is Dana Adams.
Favorite sir DB Knight of Norco
2:52:52
or state of Jefferson. Thank you
very today for this very private
2:52:56
exclusive protest in the
morning, Alex. Oh, that's the
2:53:01
error. So at the end, I like
that. That was your meetup.
2:53:05
Yeah, so when I was supposed to
edit and submit I think I think
2:53:09
our producer Dana got tired of
2:53:13
I can produce this dammit What
am I am a producer. More meetups
2:53:18
or protests as you wish coming
up on Friday tomorrow the whole
2:53:22
This is the cocoa coffins
Florida OTG campout the whole
2:53:26
weekend bonfire camping tree
house building. Ham Radio
2:53:30
anybody that sounds fun.
Saturday convexity Carol Carol
2:53:34
and troll join get my nation in
the QC for Shaka lodge show and
2:53:40
festivities in cinque rock. Also
on Saturday Toronto a the no
2:53:46
agenda peaceful protest super
spreader event five o'clock on
2:53:49
Saturday, the tiny amygdala of
Anchorage, Alaska that Matt
2:53:54
anouska brewing Midtown
anchorage the Nashville Noel
2:53:58
agenda at six o'clock and that's
party followed downtown. It
2:54:02
sounds like fun, like upon the
Western New York meetup stay
2:54:07
negative seven o'clock on
Saturday at bucket bar Odessa if
2:54:11
open at all.
2:54:13
Cypress California flight Oh 10
of the no agenda 3:33pm Now this
2:54:18
was a change venue is no longer
in Garden Grove they moved it to
2:54:21
campus Billiards in Cypress
California. Now that means 21
2:54:24
and older only and Leo Bravo
will be there to welcome you if
2:54:28
you show up and make it looking
ahead towards Christmas Eve
2:54:33
December 24. The Christmas the
Xmas tangerine chugging protest
2:54:39
in Lithuania.
2:54:42
Now you're talking if you're an
expat stuck in Lithuania and do
2:54:45
not want to spend your Christmas
Eve alone. I propose a protest
2:54:48
together with the rest of the no
agenda global slave community by
2:54:51
eating tangerines and shell Tina
together, which is probably some
2:54:56
Lithuanian thing. That's
disgusting. You know what this
2:54:58
is shell Tina shell tea
2:55:00
Have you ever heard of this?
Never heard of it?
2:55:03
Hmm. So
2:55:07
here we go. Shell Tina. No. Yes
sh ALTNA
2:55:14
know what that is? A l oh you
look at
2:55:19
that right rounding out the rest
of the month on December 27 a
2:55:22
very fine people meet up in
Charlottesville Virginia at the
2:55:24
Trump winery should be
2:55:28
the like head cheese
2:55:32
Really?
2:55:33
Okay, it's an aspect dish that
looks like yes she's to me.
2:55:37
Okay, that's not attractive. Not
no question. I don't even want
2:55:40
to hear about head cheese.
Really? It's not doesn't sound
2:55:44
attractive.
2:55:47
Yes, and then we have the New
Year's small amygdala bash 719
2:55:52
Colorado on New Year's Eve,
December 31. These are the no
2:55:56
agenda protests. They are
meetups in disguise make sure
2:55:59
you go and check one out you
will love it. You'll have a good
2:56:03
time. And if feather isn't one
near you go set one up no agenda
2:56:06
meetup.com
2:56:30
All right. Let's see where we
are. Yeah, time to go. So I have
2:56:34
one last clip. Do you have
something to play us out? two
2:56:38
clips. I've got two clips. All
right. goody, goody goody.
2:56:42
Uh
2:56:43
I don't know which one to go
once about air pollution killing
2:56:46
a kid. And the other one is
about terrorism is back. Well,
2:56:52
let's think we can start with
the kid both up uplifting Yes.
2:56:56
very uplifting. Shall we go with
the dead dead dead kid first the
2:56:59
dead kid story as an uplifting
thing to leave with. And now I
2:57:03
want to preface this this is a
story that is a creation because
2:57:08
they make it sound as though
they kind of ignore the great
2:57:12
Russia the Russian the great
London Fog I think was in
2:57:15
1955 33 sir like that? Yes.
Which literally literally killed
2:57:20
a number of people hundreds. I
think I had to look it up. But a
2:57:23
lot of people most of the air
pollution laws around the world
2:57:26
are written
2:57:28
or created because of that
London Fog the death fog but no
2:57:32
No, no, we did current air
pollution which as far as I can
2:57:36
tell is borderline non existent
compared to what it was
2:57:40
apparently just killed a kid and
now they made a story out of it.
2:57:43
I think this is just a prelude
for some global climate change
2:57:46
thing, but let's play the clip.
nine year old Ella kissy Deborah
2:57:49
wanted to be a pilot and fly
around the world. Instead she
2:57:54
left her mark on it today a
London coroner ruled Ella's
2:57:57
death was caused in part by air
pollution. A historic first air
2:58:01
pollution is a pandemic her
mother Rosamond spent seven
2:58:05
years fighting for the
designation. Hopefully it means
2:58:08
governments everywhere will do
something for the for the
2:58:12
citizens who are breathing
filthy Desi air. The oldest of
2:58:16
three, Ella walked to school
along one of London's most
2:58:19
congested streets diagnosed with
severe asthma at age six. After
2:58:23
seizures and 27 trips to the
hospital. She died at nine. I
2:58:29
hope never again will any child
suffer? way my daughter did. The
2:58:34
World Health Organization
estimates air pollution causes 7
2:58:38
million premature deaths a year.
What do you think Ella would
2:58:42
think of all of this? I think
she would just smile at this.
2:58:45
She would like the idea that
she's helping other young people
2:58:49
for a child who left too soon.
2:58:52
Well, this reminds me
2:58:54
of that.
2:58:56
Wait, let's do the jazzy one.
2:59:05
Second insert
2:59:12
second insert. So the kid was
sick. The kid had all kinds of
2:59:18
issues. Oh man, we're just so
dry area but no, this is this is
2:59:22
the mind control. This is what
they do to you. This is what
2:59:26
they do.
2:59:27
More coming, not less more
coming. He Well the good news,
2:59:32
which I thought was good news
because Biden's gonna come in
2:59:34
they're getting it back to the
old ways. Let's go back to four
2:59:37
years ago, where we didn't know
if no one's noticed this. During
2:59:42
the last four years under Trump.
terrorism has not been a story
2:59:45
there's been no real six week
cycle that's gotten any try to
2:59:48
get back to the old days build
back better they get back to the
2:59:51
old days because terrorism was a
lot of fun to deal with and
2:59:54
here's the terrorism is back
baby clip on NBC. The FBI says
2:59:59
the plot
3:00:00
came from Al Shabaab, the al
Qaeda offshoot in Africa that
3:00:03
killed 72 people at a shopping
mall in Kenya seven years ago.
3:00:07
Investigators say the group was
incensed by the Trump
3:00:10
administration's decision to
move the US Embassy in Israel to
3:00:13
Jerusalem and plot it to attack
Americans in response, including
3:00:18
a plan to hijack a commercial
airplane and crash it into what
3:00:21
us skyscraper. Court documents
say a Kenyan man cholo. OBDII,
3:00:25
Abdullah enrolled in a flight
school in the Philippines three
3:00:28
years ago, and did research on
how to hijack a plane how to get
3:00:31
a US visa and look for
information about the tallest
3:00:34
buildings here. tipped off by US
intelligence agencies.
3:00:38
Philippine police arrested him
in July 2019. with intense
3:00:42
coverage by local media. He was
brought to the US to face
3:00:45
terrorism charges and appeared
today in the New York City
3:00:48
courtroom. The FBI says tonight
it's a reminder that overseas
3:00:51
terror groups remain committed
to attacking Americans and are
3:00:54
still obsessed with hijacking
airplanes. Oh, this is
3:00:58
fantastic. We are on track we
are going back in time which
3:01:03
means we can roll out the old
jingles
3:01:09
Shabaab yeah baby al Shabaab is
Broadway This is all the things
3:01:16
al Shabaab I am so sure that Al
Shabaab and African terrorist
3:01:21
group really gave a crap about
moving the embassy sure that's
3:01:26
what it was all about. That was
all they're preoccupied with it
3:01:29
over there. And Kenya I got
nothing better to do a move the
3:01:33
embassy Oh my god, this is the
most important thing in our
3:01:35
lives is bom bom of an American
building. Yeah, that makes
3:01:40
nothing but sense. What is what
is the general view of Milton
3:01:44
Friedman? What is your view of
Milton Friedman maybe a better
3:01:47
question. Milton Friedman picked
up that there's an economic
3:01:51
cycle. And after each collapse
of the economy, which happens, a
3:01:57
new theories need to be
developed, that are that explain
3:02:01
everything from the from the
last collapse, which is never
3:02:05
explained by the current
economist. But as explained by
3:02:07
some new guy that comes with
this new gap, as the guy's been
3:02:09
saying this for a while. And
then he becomes in high
3:02:12
prominence. He developed the
supply side economics theories,
3:02:16
and became very important and
he's the one probably
3:02:19
responsible what was called
Voodoo economics by George Bush.
3:02:23
But in fact, he was the leading
economist until he died pretty
3:02:28
much and but he's not good, but
his explanations for things
3:02:33
probably won't explain what
happens next. But somebody had
3:02:36
to explain stagnation. Right.
He's the one who did stagnation
3:02:40
or stagflation. Obviously,
stagflation. Yeah, you're right.
3:02:44
Good catch. But yeah, he he
explained that away. And he had
3:02:47
all these these all these theses
about how things really operate.
3:02:52
And he's I really like him. Oh,
good. Well, I have a clip from
3:02:57
1999 that I ran across that I
thought you might enjoy, I think
3:03:01
that the internet is going to be
one of the major forces for
3:03:05
reducing the role of government.
The one thing that's missing but
3:03:09
that will soon be developed is a
reliable ecash method whereby on
3:03:15
the internet, you can transfer
funds from A to B, without a
3:03:20
knowing B or B knowing
3:03:25
all hell is gonna break loose
and you're gonna need a bit.
3:03:30
Friedman predicts the Bitcoin.
He does, and I wish I had heard
3:03:34
that before and I would have
bought some bitcoins at 25
3:03:37
cents. You can still get in
john, let's go on to 400,000
3:03:42
in our lifetime, he probably
will go to 250 I don't think
3:03:46
he's
3:03:48
gonna collapse. No, it's not
gonna collapse. But all the
3:03:52
institutions are getting and
everybody wants a piece of the
3:03:54
action.
3:03:57
Nick the rock coming up next on
no agenda stream.com we
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appreciate the work that we got
from our end of show remixers
3:04:03
Jesse coy Nelson and Professor
JJ with some original lyrics and
3:04:08
nice Christmassy vibe. And we
will return with more Christmas
3:04:12
cheer for you. Like kids dying
of pollution and
3:04:18
vaccine side effects all the
good stuff on Sunday. So until
3:04:23
then, coming to you from
opportunity zone 33 here in the
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capital, the drone Star State
Austin, Texas FEMA Region number
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six on the governmental maps in
the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
3:04:33
Curry. I'm from Northern Silicon
Valley where I can look at and
3:04:36
see the freeway filled with cars
driving around when they're
3:04:40
supposed to be at home. I don't
get it, but then it is what it
3:04:43
is. I'm just here. We return on
Sunday right here on no agenda,
3:04:46
remember us@devora.org slash na
until then adios mopho goes in
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such
3:04:55
a way to keep it from us being
able to be in a position where
3:04:58
you can manipulate the machines
3:05:00
Like, the one way to do that is
I think we should pass a federal
3:05:04
law mandating that the same
machines with paper trails be
3:05:09
mandatory for every federal
elections in a nutshell, it
3:05:11
should be mandated that we have
a paper ballot with a
3:05:15
standardized machine
3:05:19
Dominion voting systems.
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Dominion CEO john flows
testified that there was no vote
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for being no rank choice voting
and that the voting machines
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were not connected to the
internet. There were no switched
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or deleted votes involving
Dominion machines with Nokia
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says my nose grows now he is
either lying or not. There are
3:05:41
no algorithm that enabled
fractional voting, he is not
3:05:44
lying, then his statement is
either true or false. There are
3:05:47
no evidence and voting machines
were not corrupted to alter this
3:05:51
election, therefore, either his
nose does not grow now or his
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nose has grown out. Attorney
Sidney Powell responded saying
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that the votes are counted from
the images Dominion creates the
3:06:01
balance, not the ballots
themselves. She said these
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images are a part of her fraud.
The other two voting system
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companies used by Michigan heart
voting systems and SNS declined
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to attend the hearing. We have
put together the most extensive
3:06:15
and inclusive voter fraud
organization in the history of
3:06:19
American politics.
3:06:29
Good Maxine, and if you do a
public key to inspire confidence
3:06:32
to the people that can mean he
said he is absolutely open to
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taking it you will receive the
vaccine as soon as his medical
3:06:38
team determines its best but his
priority is frontline workers
3:06:42
those long term care facilities
and he wants to make sure that
3:06:44
vulnerable kits are access
first.
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Walk your dogs
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every piece
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vaccine trials with indemnity
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they will inject you
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every 192
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like the sheep say many times
many ways
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