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It's ludicrous but let's listen
in Adam curry, John C.
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Devora. Thursday August 18 2022.
This is your award winning get
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my nation media assassination
episode 1478.
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This is no agenda, shaking up
the CDC
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and broadcasting live from the
heart of the Texas hill country
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here in FEMA Region number six
in the morning, everybody. I'm
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Adam curry
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in from Northern Silicon Valley
where everybody's celebrating
0:27
the fact that Liz Cheney's
running for President. I'm Jesse
0:31
borax. Greg Vaughn
0:33
Buzzkill.
0:36
This is the most boring news
item to me ever. Yet it is
0:41
dominating the headlines. Live
yours was at Liz Cheney who run
0:46
arrow
0:46
Ay, ay ay. Who cares about Liz
Cheney, and what kind of an
0:52
egomaniac would get drubbed?
29%? Is 66% in a primary, just
1:02
wiped out? Yeah. And then say
I'm gonna run for president now.
1:08
She even she even had that x ABC
News executive who did the Jan
1:13
six production was there to see
her, you know, concede with a
1:22
camera crew.
1:25
every news outlet I went to then
dug around for this stuff
1:28
because it was worth
deconstructing, as far as I'm
1:31
concerned because it has so much
propaganda in it. And it was
1:35
loaded. NBC being the worst
loaded with they're interviewing
1:40
her and they're bringing her
here and they're bringing her
1:42
there and they say, Well, it's a
Trump victory, but blah, blah,
1:45
blah. She's gonna stop Trump
because she's Superwoman. And
1:49
she's dour. She has no appeal at
all. She could win in Wyoming as
1:55
a as a congresswoman, because it
was nobody is a Republican state
2:00
and she was the Republican
candidate, but now that they
2:02
have anybody going, anybody
could beat her. They were even
2:06
now she thinks she's gonna run
for president. It's pathetic.
2:08
That
2:09
Well, I ever thought I've
thought I've thought I mean,
2:11
this was known before the night
before. I think CBS was already
2:17
talking about her running for
president. Here's a short clip.
2:19
And Robert, I took a look at her
campaign finances today. She's
2:22
raised nearly $14 million and
still has seven and a half
2:27
million cash on hand. What does
that mean for Liz Cheney's
2:31
future? Nora,
2:32
it shows she has a strong
fundraising base for a national
2:36
campaign. And Cheney has not
ruled out a potential 2024
2:41
presidential bid.
2:42
But in the meantime, on Tuesday
night, she is planning to
2:45
deliver a major speech warning
that Trump is a threat to
2:49
American democracy
2:51
threat to democracy.
2:55
So that Trump's threat to
democracy we have to get there
2:59
we got it. We got this. The
Cheney thing the only thing that
3:02
could be interesting is what if
she runs not as a Republican?
3:06
What if she runs as an
independent that would shore up
3:08
Trump for sure that would make
him press this Oh, and
3:11
everyone knows that.
3:12
That would be the Ross Perot
gag.
3:14
You have to consider a couple of
things. One, is it possible that
3:19
this whole this is ridiculous
what I'm going to say all right.
3:26
Is it possible the idea is to
get her to run as an independent
3:29
to make sure Trump wins? Well,
this was where I was part of the
3:34
whole Republicans this is where
I was headed because that's the
3:38
only thing I could say yes so
idiotic said this morning.
3:43
I said the only thing I can
think of is that this will be a
3:46
Ross Perot situation she runs as
an independent because she was
3:50
in on it from the beginning. But
that seems unlikely
3:55
especially with the old man
coming out and yeah, you know,
3:58
degrees a threat to democracy in
this and she can hear all her
4:01
speeches which is always the
same thing with
4:03
it. But wait, you have to
understand she can still run as
4:07
an independent, say threat to
democracy and she will be loved
4:12
by the left.
4:14
Well, we was loved by the left
in it. I have a serious Eclipse
4:20
unfortunately. Oh
4:21
goodness. Okay,
4:22
but let's go with it. Go over to
CNBC, which I always thought was
4:26
somewhat,
4:27
CNBC. Now. The real the real
news man that those guys they
4:30
can't mess around.
4:32
Well, it turns out that that's
not true. Oh, so we have oh,
4:36
Kelly coming over there to do
this Shepard Smith's show. And
4:39
she's got her you know, Kelly
Kelly Evans is gorgeous brunette
4:45
with a funny she moves around
her mouth when she talks in a
4:48
funny ways reminds me of Robert
Tilton, the televangelists who
4:53
those always stretch up his
mouth. You watch him. With this
4:57
guy's mouth.
4:59
He As she wore her mouth is so
manufactured was a little
5:04
jealous of you know, going
through my own my own teeth
5:06
renovation. I'm
5:07
like she's got a great smile a
great smile.
5:10
Yeah, I want those Kelly Evans
teeth. That's what I want.
5:14
So here she goes, let's go on
and she's gonna do a whole thing
5:16
to start the show. And by the
way, you could tell what was
5:19
going on but the various
networks by what they started
5:22
the show with. Fox, for example,
started off by using a Bret bear
5:27
show he started off as CDC
stuff. Yeah. And then they lost
5:31
his plot completely. But she
started off in most NBC all the
5:35
NBC show started off. Cheney,
Cheney, Cheney as if Cheney the
5:39
lone report, the lone Congress,
woman, or man from Wyoming is
5:46
top of the news. It's ludicrous,
but let's listen in.
5:50
Former President Trump exacting
revenge on his biggest critic in
5:55
his own party, Congresswoman Liz
Cheney facing a brutal loss and
5:59
Wyoming pre election polls
indicated she was almost certain
6:02
to lose her reelection bid but
she went down even worse than
6:06
expected. She finished nearly 40
points behind her trump back
6:10
opponent Harriet Hagerman,
former President Trump calling
6:13
Congresswoman Cheney a fool now
the two rivals could be facing
6:17
off in 2024. Congresswoman
Cheney telling the Today Show
6:20
Savannah Guthrie this morning
that she is considering a run
6:24
for president.
6:25
That's a decision that I'm going
to make in the in the coming
6:27
months today. And I'm not going
to make any announcements here
6:29
this morning. But but it is
something that I am thinking
6:32
about and I'll make a decision
in the coming months.
6:35
Well, she's not wasting any time
taking on her next big move, NBC
6:39
News confirming she failed to
transfer her campaign cash to a
6:42
new organization. And she's
promising to do whatever it
6:45
takes to keep former President
Trump back out of the Oval
6:48
Office.
6:49
I believe that Donald Trump
continues to pose a very grave
6:53
threat and risk to our republic.
And I think that defeating him
6:57
is going to require a broad and
united front of Republicans,
7:02
Democrats and independents. And
that's what I intend to be to be
7:06
part of.
7:08
There. She's also targeting
election deniers and offices
7:12
across the country.
7:13
I don't think that anybody in
any political party should
7:16
support election deniers. That's
true here in Wyoming. And it's
7:20
true all across the country. You
know,
7:22
just as a slight aside, the mean
that they've tried to launch
7:27
here with election deniers is so
stupid. You know, it's like I
7:33
understand when they're trying
to make it into birthers you
7:35
know, stuff like that, you know,
you you, you deny you you
7:39
disagree that Trump last night
you deny so you just deny the
7:43
election election deniers. It's
a little too, as we say in the
7:47
old country too short through
the corner. I don't know why
7:51
they
7:52
pride on a couple of things that
should be noted. One is why are
7:58
they made keeping keep? They're
the ones that keep making the
8:01
fuss about election deniers in
election election that lies the
8:04
lies, the Trump's lies about the
election, The Big Lie is about
8:10
the election and on and on. It's
like why don't you aren't you
8:14
making this a little? I mean, we
never did that with gore. Who
8:17
would you go on and on? No,
8:19
no, no, no, but it's a it's Plan
B it's insurance. Because they
8:24
figure that if they can't lock
them up, if they give me the
8:27
final thing they could do is
kill them. I mean, I'm I'm
8:29
getting a little concerned about
it because they're so nuts. Then
8:33
the only thing they'll have left
is the big lie that they just
8:37
need. It's like to vaccines you
know, your fifth boot your fifth
8:40
shot is on the way because
everything's groovy just paper
8:44
over the fact that it doesn't
work paper over everything and
8:47
just focus on the election
denial because you know, then
8:51
he'll win. And then even if he
loses he'll win and it'll he'll
8:55
get all this Trump people out
Nope. You Civil War.
8:59
So what else so what is the
threat to democracy they keep
9:02
talking about I
9:03
don't know we've we've talked
about this. I have no idea. I'd
9:06
love to know what the threat is
to democracy.
9:10
It must be the election to know
what it is do they never say
9:13
it's the election denial that's
a threat to democracy. If you
9:15
deny elections, I don't
9:17
think that's what it is. Because
I think oh is horseshit
9:21
is what it is John obviously,
it's just a slogan Blore
9:25
horseshit.
9:25
Well. Let's listen to bigger
horseshit here with a bunch of
9:30
nonsense that this is again and
this is CNBC which should at
9:35
least be presenting something
you know
9:37
but the ship Smith's show is not
the same as the as the the crew
9:40
during the day
9:42
you know the crew doing all the
talking about stocks Yeah.
9:45
That's different this crew is
like level well, they also
9:49
this is second this like MSNBC.
Polish let's
9:53
go right before shark tank if
that gives you any clue.
9:56
Congresswoman Cheney's lost last
night the end of a republic Can
10:00
family dynasty in Wyoming, at
least for now, Ilan Moy, is in
10:04
Jackson tonight. Ilan, you spoke
to voters there. What do they
10:07
think about her future?
10:08
Well, Kelly Cheney told
supporters last night that the
10:10
real work starts now. And here
in Jackson where she wants 75%
10:15
of the vote. Folks say they're
ready to roll up their sleeves.
10:18
The last couple of times I've
met representative Cheney, I
10:21
just say Put me in coach is I
want to help any way I can. Jim,
10:26
did you just ask to go from
first class to coach Coach
10:29
is I want to represent them
Chaney.
10:33
Coach, Coach, representing coach
I don't want to be at first they
10:36
put me in coach,
10:37
it sounded weird. It didn't say
like Put me in coach picked up
10:40
on that.
10:41
Last very funny though a
10:42
couple times I've met
representative Cheney, I just
10:45
say Put me in coach is I want to
help any way I can.
10:48
Jim Brooks is on the Jackson
town counseling calls himself a
10:52
political unicorn, a true
centrist with no allegiance to
10:55
any party, his standing in
Wyoming for 120 years. And he
10:59
considers Cheney both a personal
friend and a potential
11:03
president, but acknowledges it's
an uphill battle.
11:06
My students and I call it the
Clint Eastwood
11:07
syndrome. Oh, the Clint Eastwood
syndrome. What is this? He's not
11:11
hated by the by the left.
11:14
Yes, true. But we play that
lesson. Does he say I say to my
11:18
students,
11:19
yeah, that's exactly what he
said. Here we go.
11:21
Congressman Masonville friend,
and a potential president, but
11:24
acknowledges it's an uphill
battle.
11:26
My students and I call it the
Clint Eastwood syndrome, my
11:28
students and I.
11:31
So he has students so he's a
teacher. Yet another teacher
11:35
who's a lefty, yeah. Basta not
just pointing that out. And
11:40
he's, of course in city council.
And then she starts when she
11:42
starts his piece of this
package, she says 75% of the
11:47
people in Jackson, Wyoming voted
for Liz Cheney. I can't find
11:53
that data. I have looked and
looked. I know 75% in the past
11:57
have voted for because she was
the only candidate. But I didn't
12:01
see any evidence of this. I
think it's a lie, I think is
12:04
bullcrap. And Jackson is not,
you know that much different
12:06
than the rest of the state. But
they do. They did have maybe
12:10
Jackson has more Democrats
because the Democrats are the
12:13
ones that voted for Liz Cheney
by doing your crossover. And the
12:16
woman coming up, who by the way,
I wish you could see her. She
12:19
looks like she's probably in her
mid 30s. And it has the look of
12:26
a woman in her mid 30s has, you
know, 250,000 miles on her roof.
12:30
She looks terrible and sounds
like a like a Barfly and she's a
12:37
Democrat who voted for Liz
Cheney. There she goes,
12:41
right? That we don't have to do
anything. Someone just rides off
12:44
the high plains and saves the
day. Right. She needs help. She
12:48
needs help from her own party.
And she needs help from
12:50
independence. And she needs help
from Democrats. Aggregate local
12:54
ally Noland is one of those
Democrats. She's voted for
12:57
Cheney yesterday, and said she'd
do it again. And so with her
13:00
Democratic friends,
13:02
if it's lives versus Trump, I
will definitely vote in the
13:06
primaries Republican primary
again and I will be voting for
13:08
Liz. She, you know, she and I
aligned on three of the 150
13:15
values that three more than
align with for Trump.
13:18
As for the former president, he
admits no words on his social
13:21
media platform, writing that
Cheney can now disappear into
13:25
the depths of political
oblivion. Of course, she has no
13:28
intention of doing that the
paperwork for her leadership
13:31
pack has already been filed.
It's called the great task, and
13:35
it's funded with $7 million left
over from her campaign. But
13:38
Kelly, the headquarters is not
here in Wyoming, but in
13:42
Alexandria, Virginia, just
outside of Washington.
13:44
Make sense?
13:46
Makes no sense. Yeah,
13:48
that's where all the spooks are.
Yeah, of
13:50
course. Well, night that but if
you watch the Tucker takedown or
13:53
this channel, she lives she
lives live in Wyoming,
13:57
but of course not. Now.
13:59
No, it makes sense. I don't
know. Did you skip one because
14:03
there's a bit in here that seems
to be missing. And it
14:06
that was number three? I only
have three that I missed
14:08
something when we say No, it's
true. No, no, we play to
14:16
play two because two has a
kicker in it that I have to.
14:19
Okay,
14:20
well, maybe I'm sorry. I thought
I played two. Here we go.
14:22
Congresswoman
14:22
Cheney's lost last night the end
of a Republican family dynasty.
14:26
We played that
14:27
one. Yeah. Well, you played that
one. It seems like the third
14:29
one. That's number two, clip.
Play three,
14:31
then that's what we just played.
14:34
That when you just clicked on
was three as I used to. No,
14:36
no, that's true. You said we
didn't play that. Who's on
14:39
First.
14:39
This is great. And play three.
14:41
We just played three, right?
Just play. We don't have to do
14:44
anything. So this is this is the
beginning of three, right? That
14:47
we don't have to do. Okay.
14:48
Okay. Okay.
14:49
Do you have four?
14:50
I know it was the end of two I
guess. I don't have four. There
14:55
was something in the
14:57
queue. I wanted to end of two is
that guy saying my stew And
15:00
you're right, you're right.
Okay. Okay, battle.
15:02
My students and I call it
15:04
kicker I'm in here somewhere.
I'm missing it into orange. No,
15:09
it'll be in, it'll be in. I have
another series.
15:13
All right, let me just
rediscovered it. Let's
15:15
go with Let's go. I'm sorry.
Let's go with Tiffany funnier
15:20
other things
15:21
while you while you're looking.
I want to play something that
15:25
comes from the left. Okay, I'll
let you go. No, no play, play
15:30
what you're playing because I
gotta look. Okay. But I do need
15:33
your attention on this. I
believe me. Okay. So this is to
15:37
show you why a theory like Liz
Cheney either working for the
15:43
Democrats working for the
Republicans, you know, whatever
15:45
it is, the people on the left of
the political spectrum who are
15:49
active in that arena in the
United States. Don't give a shit
15:54
about anything but No Trump. And
that, and I just got this this
15:58
morning, Sam Harris, who I think
is a perfect example of an
16:02
elitist liberal in the United
States. Would you agree?
16:07
I thought it was a podcaster.
16:11
Yeah, exactly. A podcaster. So
he did this interview, I think
16:16
by definition, a definition.
You're a leftist. Yeah.
16:19
There you go. No, you're not an
elitist. Now
16:23
he's a New York Times this. He's
very it's a very successful
16:26
podcast. He makes a lot of
money. He writes for The New
16:29
York Times. He's an elitist
leftist. Okay. Well, when you
16:33
hear this, you tell me what you
think he is.
16:35
I mean, Allah Hunter Biden, at
that point, Hunter Biden
16:37
literally could have had had the
corpses of children in his
16:41
basement. I would not have
cared, right. It's like, Isn't
16:44
there's nothing. First of all,
it's Hunter Biden, right. It's
16:47
like, it's not Joe Biden. But
even if Joe like, even though,
16:52
whatever scope of Joe Biden's
corruption is, like, if you if
16:56
we could just go down that
rabbit hole endlessly and
16:59
understand that he's getting
kickbacks from Hunter Biden's
17:01
deals in Ukraine or wherever
else, right, or China, right, is
17:07
infinitesimal. Compared to the
corruption we know Trump is
17:12
involved in. Like, it's like,
it's like a firefly. Right? I
17:16
mean, like, there's just right,
it doesn't even it doesn't even
17:18
stack up against Trump
University. Right. Trump
17:21
University as a story is worse
than anything that could be in
17:26
Hunter Biden's laptop. Right.
Right now, that's not that
17:29
doesn't answer the people who
say is still completely unfair
17:33
to not have looked at the laptop
in a timely way and to have shut
17:37
down the you know, the New York
Post's Twitter account like
17:40
that. That's just a conspiracy.
That's a left wing conspiracy to
17:44
deny the presidency to Donald
Trump. Absolutely, it was
17:48
absolutely right. But I think it
was warranted, right. And I'm,
17:52
again, coin toss as to whether
or not Simon saw that particular
17:55
summary. So
17:56
I was the one that said we
should move on. But you've just
17:58
said something. I really
struggle for them, which is
18:02
the kids in the basement, you
know, the kids
18:05
in the basement. I mean, sitting
democracy is you're saying
18:08
you're content with a left wing
conspiracy to prevent somebody
18:13
being democratically reelected
as president.
18:16
Well, no, I'm content well, so
it's thing is not left wing.
18:19
Right. So Liz Cheney is not left
wing, right.
18:21
Liz Cheney, everything to
prevent somebody
18:25
democratic. It's like, no, but
there's nothing conspiracy. They
18:28
say it was a conspiracy out in
the open. It does. But it
18:31
doesn't matter if it was a Yeah,
it doesn't matter what parts
18:33
conspiracy, what parts out in
the open. I think it's like, if
18:37
people get together and talk and
talk about what should we do
18:40
about this phenomenon, you know,
it's like if there was an
18:43
asteroid hurtling toward Earth,
and and we got in a room
18:47
together with all of our friends
and had a conversation about
18:50
what we could do to deflect its
course. Right. Is that a
18:54
conspiracy?
18:56
So you see this there's Trump is
analogous to an asteroid about
19:00
to hit the Earth.
19:02
That was yes. And he stretched
it out alone. If you couldn't
19:06
pick that up normally. You did.
Let's, you asked me a question.
19:10
What do I think he is? Yes, I
think I agree. He's, he's, but
19:16
he's beyond elitist. He's a
Marxist that is Marxist. The end
19:21
justifies the mean thinking. In
other words, yeah, so they did.
19:26
They squashed the New York Post
reporting They kicked him off
19:30
Twitter all that's what
wellworth is. Okay. Yeah,
19:34
justifies the means. So you have
to kill a few people. Yeah, it's
19:38
good. Because that did that
means Trump didn't get in?
19:42
That's right. So that is Marxism
and we're actually not even more
19:45
it's communism. Leninism at its
finest,
19:48
is that left? Okay, just
checking. Did you find your
19:56
clips
19:56
to be but it also didn't have it
on both sides of the spectrum.
19:59
So About a party but or a left
right label to it is, but
20:05
definitely, in his case his
left, but that's disgusting that
20:08
anyone would come out and what
he said in there if you played
20:11
that clip again, I don't want to
you don't have we don't know.
20:14
But if you played it again, you
what you heard was the worst
20:18
parts of American left thinking
in today's world, it's just
20:26
horrible, horrible. Horrible is
a antisocial?
20:31
It's yeah.
20:34
And what corruption are we
talking about with Trump?
20:36
President
20:38
Trump University has horrible
stories, whereas the dead kids
20:42
in the basement at the hunter
mad mansion,
20:45
so So you have Trump lending his
name to a bunch of failed
20:49
projects that were?
20:51
I mean, if you want to be if you
want to be honest about it worse
20:55
than Trump University was Trump
Steaks. I
20:57
mean, that was bad. You had one?
No, of
21:00
course not. Are you kidding me?
I'm gonna have a Trump steak. It
21:03
sounds like shit.
21:05
No, but that's, you know, an
entrepreneur doing this and that
21:11
which is what he was and
remains. So Trump University
21:16
that is not the same as
corruption to intermingle a
21:20
failed scam issue. Business
which Silicon Valley is full of,
21:27
yeah, to to to co mingle the
phrasing of with corruption so
21:34
that corruption, corruption is
where you are in a position
21:38
where you take and give bribes.
21:40
The problem with this kind of
interview and this kind of
21:43
speech in this kind of thinking
is what I saw in the
21:46
Netherlands. When PIM for town
was about to win massively his
21:51
party one posthumously, two
weeks before the election, some
21:56
total nut job, lefty, an animal
rights activist in this case,
22:01
you know, came out and shot him
killed him assassinated him. Now
22:05
this is what happens you get
people get riled up by this
22:08
talk. Well if shit if he's an
asteroid, you better go shoot
22:11
him. That's that's that's the
problem.
22:17
That's the idea.
22:19
Did you have the problem? Did
you have more on this that you
22:22
want the idea
22:23
Well, go back to well, though,
this finisher to Cheney stuff. I
22:28
realized what I did wrong there.
I do have what I was looking
22:32
for, but it's been part of a
secondary series of clips. So
22:35
let's go to Tom Yeah, Tom Yamas.
He's got to show everybody's
22:40
Katie ters got to show they've
all got a show on NBC.
22:44
Tourists had the afternoon for
ages.
22:47
She's got no but she's got a new
show. No, Holly's got a new
22:52
show. They all have news today.
It's
22:53
Oh, yeah. That's because they
had to move Rachel's out and
22:56
they're shuffling everything.
No, no,
22:58
this is on. NBC streaming is not
on MSNBC.
23:01
Oh, I'm sorry. Okay. Did you
watch this? Wow. All right. Who
23:05
are you the first shows this is
a ton of the show. Who else is
23:09
watching this? This is just some
peacock?
23:11
Yeah, I'm watch. I'm the guy.
I'm holding up to the numbers.
23:17
Yeah. Okay.
23:19
So Tom Yamas goes on to to
discuss how to say the Cine I
23:27
think this is gonna veer away
from Cheney, but he's going to
23:30
continue to talk about this
election. Tom Yamas has a going
23:36
okay. I'm sorry. Do you know I
got this from a guy watching
23:40
Fox.
23:40
Yeah. Thank you. You sound a bit
like Fox with all this like, oh,
23:45
no, I'm
23:45
gonna tell you. I did too much
of these. Yeah. randoms Yeah. So
23:51
I'm watching Fox. And to watch
them try to do a story about one
23:57
thing it's almost impossible.
Just take take it right now. Go
24:03
get about pull myself together.
Alright. Vaughn
24:05
Hillier joins top story live
tonight. Vaughn. You've been on
24:07
the campaign trail for us. I
want to turn to Pennsylvania
24:10
tonight in the race between Dr.
Oz and Lieutenant Governor John
24:13
Fetterman. For Senate there
Fetterman just called AWS out
24:16
for this video.
24:17
He had to stop this. I agree.
And I played that clip.
24:21
I don't know what you want me to
play. I'm just playing to
24:24
play something random, which I
admire.
24:27
You'd like Tom Yamas. So I grew
up, see all right, which Yama
24:30
Shall I grab? There's like 20
owed.
24:33
I want you to listen to this
carefully. This is the most
24:36
outrageous thing I've ever
heard. You know, Dr. Oz is
24:39
running against some biker. Yes.
Yeah. Who had a stroke, a
24:43
stroke. And he's like if he did
because he sure doesn't sound
24:47
like it. But he's a he looks
like a guy that just rolled in
24:52
from an Hells Angels bar. You
know,
24:55
we don't. We don't judge on
clothing.
24:57
I do. And he looks like shit and
he's a punk, but me well I'm
25:03
just gonna be Dr. Oz because
Pennsylvanians are stupid. And
25:06
here's the proof of it. You
listen to this and tell me what
25:09
it's about. Alright, Vaughn
25:10
Hilliard joins top story live
tonight. Vaughn, you've been on
25:13
the campaign trail for us. I
want to turn to Pennsylvania
25:15
tonight in the race between Dr.
Oz and Lieutenant Governor John
25:19
Fetterman. For Senate fare
Fetterman just called AWS out
25:21
for this video. He posted to
Twitter. Grocery shopping back
25:26
in April. Let's take a look
25:27
at grocery shopping. I'm at work
nurse and my wife wants some
25:31
vegetables for today. Right so
here's a broccoli. That's two
25:35
bucks. A ton of broth in here.
There's some asparagus that's $4
25:41
Carrots.
25:43
That's four more dollars. That's
$10 of vegetables there and then
25:47
we need some guacamole. That's
$4 more. And she loves also Yes
25:53
Also there are $6 a shortage of
salsa, guys, that's $20 for crew
25:59
day and this doesn't include the
tequila. I mean, that's
26:02
outrageous. We got Joe Biden
effectiveness.
26:05
Alright, crudity and tequila
Vaughn, I know you've covered a
26:08
lot of campaigns and you've
covered a lot of different
26:10
states. Talk to us about the
significance of this video
26:12
because the Democrat in this
race veteran claims he's been
26:15
able to raise half a million
dollars off this video so how
26:18
big of an issue is this right
now for Dr. Oz?
26:21
All right now just insulting my
intelligence with this shit. And
26:24
I can't believe FoxNews put this
story together with that video.
26:30
NBC Hello,
26:32
NBC. I'm sorry. Of course it's
stupid.
26:37
What's what's stupid about it?
How would they get for half a
26:39
million dollars and how would
you raise half a million
26:41
dollars?
26:43
I don't know. It's like Diddy.
26:45
You're not a little bit baffled
by this video being like a point
26:50
of interest.
26:51
No, no, I can't believe anything
I'm hearing from anybody this
26:55
Dr. Oz himself to me is a farce.
This guy
26:59
I'm gonna go back to asking you
a question. Why is this video
27:03
controversial?
27:06
Okay, let me see if I can answer
the question. Why is this video
27:09
controversial because he uses
the word crudity. I don't know.
27:18
You nailed it.
27:23
Again, insult to the
intelligence.
27:26
This is horrible. I can't
believe you nailed it. Oh, I
27:30
can because I'm smart. And I'm
likeable.
27:34
Let's go to part two where they
kind of they tried to break it
27:36
down. I didn't couldn't figure
it out.
27:39
I mean, the reality is, is that
Dr. Oz is now down significantly
27:43
and pulling here in this is at a
time Tom, in which most in the
27:47
political atmosphere. We're
expecting big wins for
27:50
Republicans in the Senate and in
the house this November. But Dr.
27:54
Oz is looking to replace a
current Republican senator in
27:57
Pennsylvania who is retiring. So
if the Democrats and John
28:00
Fetterman, who's really sort of
playing this part of the
28:02
everyman, we're able to pick up
this seat, it would be
28:05
significant. Dr. Oz is a
longtime resident of New Jersey,
28:10
has had this mansion here. And
then when you look here, making
28:13
this political play at this last
moment here, it's really put up
28:16
a lot of tension, because
Republicans need this seat. And
28:19
when you look at several other
states, they're on the cusp of
28:22
potentially losing to Democrats
in those places, too. That is
28:25
why this is a such concern in
his viral video. It's turning a
28:28
lot of heads for the folks that
are watching these very close
28:32
yeah,
28:32
trying to appeal to everyday
voters with recruited say was an
28:35
interesting choice of words
there. Alright. Vaughn Hilliard
28:37
from the campaign trail is
always first Vaughn. We
28:38
appreciate it. Yeah,
28:41
yeah. Interesting choice of
words. I don't know. It's not a
28:44
weird word to me.
28:48
30 minutes now on these
assholes. Do we need to continue
28:53
with American politics?
28:55
Yeah, we do. Can we do it? Oh,
28:57
can we do like an entre? Um, can
we just slide in some CDC news
29:01
or anything beforehand? A
29:02
lot of CDC clips. You want to go
there?
29:05
Yeah, yeah, let me play one and
then I'd like to hear yours.
29:09
The CDC is planning a major
overhaul of how that agency
29:13
operates. The agency has faced a
lot of criticism in the last two
29:16
years first, and the response to
the COVID pandemic and now to
29:20
the monkey pox outbreak. Now,
CDC director Rochelle walensky
29:23
says she wants the agency to do
a few things in particular, hold
29:27
itself more accountable, speak
about public health issues in
29:30
plain English, and share more
scientific findings more
29:34
quickly, all of it to help the
agency prepare for future public
29:37
health emergencies. I want to
bring in Dr. Mario Ramirez now
29:41
he is an emergency physician and
the former pandemic and emerging
29:44
threats coordinator under
President Barack Obama. Dr.
29:48
Ramirez, what do you make of
what we heard from the agency
29:50
today this announcement about an
overhaul of stores?
29:53
Well, I think it's certainly a
step in the right direction and
29:56
aspirationally it's in the right
direction. Aaron, you know, I
29:59
think Director will lend he,
after this very thorough review,
30:02
is really making it clear that
she hears and she understands
30:05
the problems that not only, you
know, folks within government,
30:08
but the greater public, you
know, have come to see over the
30:11
last two years, which is that
CDC, unfortunately, has been
30:14
slow to publish this data. And
it's been very hard for the
30:17
public, I think, to understand
some of the nuances that they
30:19
tried to communicate. And so I
think aspirationally, all these
30:22
changes that she's trying to
make are all in the right
30:24
direction.
30:25
Yeah, I think a lot of people
maybe didn't understand exactly
30:28
what the CDCs function was prior
to COVID. What more do you think
30:33
needs to be done to try to
revamp the government response
30:36
to health crises and not just at
the CDC?
30:39
Well, the real challenge I think
that faces CDC and honestly, not
30:42
just CDC, this is something that
faces all of us in academic
30:45
medicine, is that it is
extremely difficult to
30:48
communicate complex scientific
issues. At at a speed that is so
30:53
fast, that's faster than you
know, the Twittersphere, for
30:57
example. And so it's not only
difficult to communicate that
31:01
quickly, but the margin for
error is so small. So if you
31:04
make a mistake in public health,
it takes a very long time to
31:08
regain public trust. And that's
something that CDC is going to
31:10
struggle with with these
changes. It's something that all
31:13
of us in academic medicine are
going to continue to struggle
31:15
with.
31:15
So right on cue, if you see what
they're actually talking about,
31:19
oh, yeah, we got to communicate
better. But what they're doing
31:22
is they are going to have
Congress write a law where they
31:25
have more power, where they have
power over states where they
31:29
have power over lockdowns and
they are emitting it. It's just
31:32
not being reported. That's
what's going on here. And we
31:36
knew what would happen. We knew
the CDC would be revamped
31:39
because they are going to get
blamed they'll probably get
31:40
blamed. In all these lawsuits,
if you've been following that
31:44
the the mandate lawsuits
Illinois Hospital paying 10
31:49
point 3 million to people who
were fired. Churches now not
31:55
having to pay their fines for
not shutting down during
31:58
COVID-19. They may countersue. I
think CDC will get blamed if we
32:03
were fixing CDC.
32:06
That makes nothing but sense.
32:08
And that would this would be the
perfect coverage and you bring
32:10
in you know this, will Lenski
Oh, she's perfect for it. She
32:16
reads a script doesn't have to
do anything else. I'll frame
32:20
this the way they're really
talking about well, actually,
32:23
why don't you do your your your
CDC clips? I mean, do those my
32:27
CDC
32:27
clips are from Fox as opposed to
everything else? Hopefully,
32:32
I hope they suck or they're
funny.
32:36
Well, I just got deucey. Okay,
and this is what I was talking
32:39
about where they're, they're
having nothing but trouble
32:42
focusing. And I didn't, I didn't
keep the whole Eclipse hold
32:46
because I do see stars. They
throw it to Ducey to talk about
32:51
the CDs, I cut it out, but it
would happened. He's talking
32:54
about the CDC and then he says
it, he goes on to the inflation
32:58
Act, the stop inflation act or
whatever it is coalition
33:02
Reduction Act. And then he goes
in rants about that, and they
33:08
get back to this subject. I had
to take that whole thing out but
33:11
then let later red bar goes off
the rails too. So so they're
33:15
having trouble over there
focusing it at Fox. Okay, so
33:19
let's go but let's play this the
basic story, which is the CDC
33:23
shake up one, a major shake
33:26
up at the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention, the CDC
33:30
in the wake of massive criticism
during the Coronavirus, pandemic
33:33
confusing and frequently
evolving guidelines. And now
33:38
questions about the monkey pox
outbreak. CDC Director Dr.
33:41
Rochelle walensky says the reset
will include internal staffing
33:45
moves and steps to speed up
communication that the agency
33:49
admits were inadequate. White
House correspondent Peter Doocy
33:53
has our top story tonight. Even
Peter,
33:56
good evening Bret masks, tests
vaccines, school closures social
34:02
distancing, the medical
professionals who came up with
34:06
rules that lead some folks to go
out of business and others to
34:10
stay home. The medical
professionals this president
34:14
told us to listen to now admit
they were wrong. As President
34:19
Biden golf away from cameras
there's a reason to revisit a
34:23
comment he's made over and over
34:25
tell the truth follow the
scientists. The science
34:29
the problem. His scientists now
admit they blew it. The CDC is
34:33
planning a major overhaul as
director Rochelle walensky says
34:37
in a statement for 75 years CDC
and public health have been
34:40
preparing for COVID-19 Our big
moment our performance did not
34:45
reliably meet expectations.
Video of a maskless President
34:50
Biden coughing and shaking hands
with lawmakers quickly went
34:53
viral last night because CDC
guidance is for close contacts
34:57
that COVID patients like him to
mask for 10 days but he's not to
35:01
blame. An internal CDC review
concluded COVID guidance was
35:05
both confusing and overwhelming.
updated guidance puts less of a
35:09
burden on unvaccinated Americans
ditching requirements for
35:13
unvaccinated people to isolate
35:18
them making it overly
complicated.
35:20
I am not going to argue that but
there's a couple of weird things
35:24
in there because I haven't been
watching bread bars show a
35:28
couple of things one, you think
that the N T D presentations are
35:32
stiff and kind of unprofessional
sounding? Yes, he is the worst.
35:38
He's Yeah, he's a monotone.
35:41
He's a monotone and he's got no,
right. He's got no modulation on
35:45
his family name. Dammit. He
better shape up. Was the
35:49
family name his dad.
35:52
Dad's Dad, Dad Ducey.
35:55
Dad Ducey.
35:56
Come on very famous, his dad
Ducey.
35:59
I didn't know dad do she was
famous. Yes.
36:01
So we could often see what his
name is. So
36:05
he said something. Oh, yeah. And
he they also do something none
36:08
of the other networks do. And
I'm kind of glad they do it.
36:11
They show the whole Biden
teacher when the Biden's
36:14
Steve Doocy is his dad. So Steve
Doocy Oh,
36:16
that's right. Yeah.
36:18
It's a it's a legacy, a dynasty?
The Ducey dynasty
36:22
the deucey dynasty. dynasty. So
they leave the Biden gaffes in
36:30
Oh, that's a nice guy. They got
Biden coughing into his and they
36:34
got coughing into his hands,
takes his mask off, didn't
36:37
coughs into his hand. She thinks
she can't do anything. And then
36:40
when he says believe the
scientists scientists throw in a
36:43
contest. They keep all that in.
It's like, unlike the other
36:47
networks, which clean it up for
him. Anyway, let's go to part
36:51
two of this.
36:51
My question is if the CDC has
finally come around to that, why
36:55
is the military still kicking
people out over the COVID shot
36:59
director? Will Lenski plans to
remain at the CDC? And we know
37:03
the President's top medical
adviser is safe to Dr. Anthony
37:06
Fauci, can you imagine any
circumstance where President
37:09
Biden would ever fire him? No.
37:12
Go ahead. Let's bring in Fox
News Medical analyst, Dr. Marc
37:15
Siegel. Good evening, Doc. Is
this kind of a an admission that
37:20
this was screwed up for a long
time?
37:23
Absolutely. Brett and Peter just
went over the main reasons
37:26
testing vaccines, schools, all
of this was was handled in a way
37:31
in natural immunity not
recognized. I think that this is
37:34
an admission to the
shortcomings. And further that
37:37
more than that, and I talked to
CDC throughout the day today,
37:40
it's an admission that the
culture is wrong. The culture is
37:43
based on scientists doing deep
dives, delaying, delaying until
37:47
they're sure inventing
something. And then there are
37:49
internal offices within CDC,
Brett, that are problematic
37:53
during a pandemic, offices of
lab science, Office of Science,
37:56
the office of diversity,
inclusion and equity puts on the
38:00
brakes before anything gets out.
We saw it in other countries.
38:03
Our answers were from Israel to
the UK. We didn't see it here.
38:07
And oftentimes CDC made their
suggestions and their guidelines
38:10
based on data that was out of
date, by the time they made the
38:14
statements. You know,
38:15
Dr. Siegel, now you have school
districts, for example, who are
38:19
still mandating masks for kids
all the way from three on
38:26
they're pointing to CDC
guidelines, which just changed
38:29
this week. So it seems like it
doesn't catch up that the
38:35
authorities in different places
make decisions based on
38:37
guidelines that may have evolved
or changed. And this is part of
38:41
the problem.
38:43
Alright, there's bread bear not
understanding that the media
38:46
just papers over it. They just
keep blasting full steam, they
38:49
do not care. And you're part of
the problem because you suck,
38:52
man. Why don't you just say it?
They're full of crap. They don't
38:56
know what they're talking about.
Don't listen to them.
39:00
That'll be the day. Was that
clip to the Yes, it was. Okay,
39:05
there's a short clip three, but
the good one, is that the last
39:07
one? Well, what
39:08
do you want me to do?
39:09
Well, I'll play clips for you
because you must have some
39:11
connecting.
39:12
This is a huge part. That's the
central problem because the one
39:15
word I didn't use yet is
politicization. Right? That SEC
39:19
is also under the umbrella of
the White House and there's
39:22
let's
39:22
skip this clip. Let's I want you
I have to set up this last clip.
39:26
Clip for this is an example of
foxes talking about one thing
39:31
drifting off you remember the
old we used to do these
39:33
switcheroo clips I used to find
them all the time where they
39:37
they start talking about one
thing and then they play a clip
39:39
of some it's got nothing to do
with it,
39:41
that you whipsaw whipsaw.
39:46
And switcher is where we give
credit to someone else's
39:49
whipsaw. So, this is here's
Brett bar going off the rails
39:54
about something and then he
kicks it over to this doctor,
39:58
this guy who's secure character
by the way, he sounds like a
40:01
guy, you wouldn't want to be
your doctor, but it'd be good to
40:03
have a beer with. He talks about
something all together and they,
40:08
and it's almost like he bear is
going to do a whole bit. And
40:11
then all of a sudden, somebody
flipped a switch, hey, we're
40:14
still sponsored by drug. You
know, drug companies is what
40:21
keeps the news organizations
afloat. So let's get back on
40:25
track people. Finally, if
40:26
you were on social media early
in the pandemic, and you
40:29
expressed any skepticism about
the vaccine, or whether your kid
40:33
should get it, a lot of times
you were cancelled. There are a
40:36
number of indications and
examples of that. Now you have
40:41
Canada looking for a fifth
vaccine? Where are we? Are we
40:47
going to see some kind of
evolution in vaccines?
40:50
Yes. Now, to start with your
point about beginning of the
40:53
pandemic, I think we spent, our
public health officials focus
40:57
too much on the mandates, again,
with vaccines, when really they
41:00
decreased severity. And that was
a big mistake. And that turned a
41:03
lot of people off. Now we're
moving in the direction of we're
41:07
going to have a vaccine in about
three weeks, that it's targeted
41:10
towards the BA five Omicron sub
variant and there's other
41:13
vaccines in the works that are
very exciting. More variants
41:16
that cover more and
41:18
II Wait a minute, what did you
say?
41:21
And there's other vaccines in
the works that are very
41:23
exciting. For more variants that
cover more and even a nasal
41:27
barrier vaccine. Brett within a
year or two from Yale looks very
41:31
exciting that may prevent
spread.
41:33
Oh, I'm so excited about this.
41:36
It's just going on and on with
this skepticism and then all of
41:40
a sudden we get a commercial for
Pfizer,
41:42
man. Okay, so now we got to get
into this. So on the heels of
41:47
the CDC overhaul, Dr. Shah Jha,
Dr. Jha, who is the COVID,
41:53
response coordinator, kind of
the Berks slash Fauci for the
41:58
Biden administration is asked
about, you know, the overhaul
42:01
and and the good news of what's
coming, but listen to the words
42:05
that he uses. And beyond
42:07
the upheaval at the CDC, we're
getting a better sense of what
42:10
the future may hold for
combating COVID with plans for a
42:14
new booster to be offered soon.
For more. I'm joined by Dr.
42:18
Ashish Jha, the White House
COVID Response Coordinator. Good
42:21
to have you here. Doctor, before
we talk about the updated
42:23
vaccines. Let me ask you about
this admission by the head of
42:26
the CDC that the agency missed
the mark in its COVID response,
42:30
especially when it came to
communications. But isn't just
42:33
the CDC, in your opinion, as a
whole of government failed on
42:37
some levels here? Yeah, so
let's,
42:40
let's remind ourselves that Dr.
walensky, the Director of the
42:42
CDC asked for this review of
that review was very well done.
42:49
It laid out areas where the CDC
needs to improve. And the bottom
42:53
line is that she's committed to
making those changes. And I
42:55
think that's really important to
your broader question. You know,
42:58
our government agencies, don't
42:59
you love that. And I think
that's really important. I'm
43:03
just gonna move on,
43:04
I don't mind is that she's
committed to making those
43:05
changes. And I think that's
really important. your broader
43:08
question, you know, our
government agencies weren't
43:12
designed to manage a once in a
century crisis like this. And I
43:15
think while many of them
performed admirably, there is no
43:18
question in my mind that that
these agencies could have done
43:21
better.
43:22
Alright, if I can let me turn to
the vaccines now, we've been
43:24
told that a dual strain version,
if you will, covering older
43:27
variants.
43:29
Yes. So in other words, this
guy's yakking away about, you
43:33
know, CDC and then commercial in
the year
43:37
Commercial time. Okay, time to
bring was a switch was flipped
43:42
exactly the same thing in your
clip? Isn't that
43:45
exactly the same? Yeah. In terms
of the flip
43:47
of the switch, when it comes to
flip
43:49
admirably. There is no question
in my mind that, that these
43:53
agencies could have done better.
43:54
Alright, if I can let me turn to
the vaccines. Now, we've been
43:56
told that a dual strength
43:58
if I can, if I can, if I can go,
you know. All right. Okay, go
44:02
ahead and come back to the
vaccines.
44:04
Alright, if I can't let me turn
to the vaccines. Now, we've been
44:06
told that a dual strain version
if you will cover your older,
44:10
if you will, if you will. I
mean, it's a science, if you
44:13
will, a dual strain version, if
you will. Alright, if you
44:17
can't let me turn to the
vaccines. Now, we've been told
44:19
that a dual strain version, if
you will, covering older
44:22
variants, as well as Omicron may
be ready in just a few weeks,
44:25
who will be the first in line?
Is this essentially going to be
44:29
a third booster?
44:31
Yeah, you know,
44:32
lesser. Here's why. The FDA has
pushed us to build these
44:36
vaccines. And the bottom line is
that this virus has evolved
44:40
substantially since the first
vaccines were built. This is why
44:43
we've seen waning immunity. The
vaccines that are coming in a
44:46
few short weeks are specifically
designed for the virus that's
44:49
out there, and I believe it's
going to be available and every
44:52
American over the age of 12 will
be eligible.
44:55
Well, this marks a time to
retire what we now think of as
44:58
fully vaccinated those Initial
to dos Oh, no
45:02
enough. People need at least
three. I think three provides
45:06
that very high level of
protection. And then just like
45:09
the flu vaccine where people
need to get updated once a year,
45:12
we probably need to continue to
get updated with COVID vaccines
45:15
on an ongoing basis.
45:16
All right, Dr. Ashish Shah,
thank you for coming on with us
45:19
tonight. Thanks.
45:21
Okay. So a couple things, the
worst, awkward Well, oh, it was
45:24
highly edited. That just that
was NBC News. That's the clip
45:29
they put up. They just cut it
out. Whatever he said, they cut
45:31
that out. So I'm sure it wasn't
on message. But he talks about
45:37
we're building these vaccines,
building the vaccines and
45:41
everyone should get updated. I
mean, just listen to the words.
45:45
Listen to Oh, John, sad news.
Sad breaking news. Brian Stelter
45:53
is leaving CNN. I don't know
what we'll do. I think he got
46:02
fired. Brian Stelter seltzer
water he got fired.
46:06
He got fired. He's already gone.
46:07
He got fired. Anyway, so this is
jobs all the way back back to
46:11
that. Yeah, I'm going back to
that clip. Yeah.
46:16
I think he hinted the post was
his name, the anchor. Yeah, that
46:22
guy. He said, a guy. He said,
are we going to have to think
46:28
about he suggested reset. In
that clip, he suggested a reset
46:34
and so in other words, you're
not double back back right.
46:37
But let's listen. Let's listen
to that this interesting
46:39
American
46:40
over the retire what we now
think of as fully vaccinated
46:44
those initial
46:45
he says retire where
46:46
we think we retire in other
words, do retire what we think
46:50
of as fully vaccinated. And that
says that is reset. Great reset.
46:56
So we're going to reset No,
you're not fully vaccinated and
47:00
boosted anymore. You got to be
Oh, that little card you've got
47:03
is no good. You have
47:04
to be updated. You have to be
updated that are you updated?
47:08
Man, I haven't gotten an update
yet. I'm just getting it.
47:12
This is terrible. That public
should revolt. They will not.
47:16
They won't this is their turn
into Holland.
47:19
Especially since the UK is
47:21
already there. Out to the fight
against COVID. The UK has
47:24
authorized a booster vaccine
designed to protect against two
47:27
variants, the original virus and
the Omicron virus. Maggie Rowley
47:31
is in London with the details
for us. Good morning to you,
47:33
Maggie, Maggie. Hey, good
morning, Amy. Yeah, this is the
47:37
first of its kind being called a
next generation vaccine that
47:41
specifically targets the Otakon
VA one variant that emerged last
47:45
November. British drug
regulators are the first in the
47:48
world to authorize this shot
from Motorola known as a by
47:51
Vaillant COVID-19 vaccine,
meaning it will provide
47:55
protection against both the
original 2020 virus as well as
47:59
the new OMA constraint. These
boosters will roll out here in
48:03
September for anyone over 50.
But the big question now is when
48:07
will they come to the US?
Congress has asked both moderna
48:10
and Pfizer for an even more up
to date booster that also
48:13
targets Omar Khan VA for as well
as ba five, which the World
48:17
Health Organization says now
makes up 70% of global cases,
48:21
those versions could be
authorized by the US as soon as
48:24
September and likely available
stateside By October, guys until
48:29
then existing boosters are still
recommended for anyone over the
48:32
age of five was second boosters
recommended for those 15 over
48:35
and anyone who's
immunocompromised.
48:38
So the word of the day is by
valence by valence, it's going
48:42
to be great. There's something
weird going on, though in the
48:46
pharma world in the Big Pharma
world with the marketing world.
48:50
And I kind of came about on to
this reading that Maderna is
48:55
going to build the world's
world's first mRNA factory on an
49:00
Australian College campus. So
then all of a sudden, I'm like,
49:05
Well, this is interesting, this
super cut, which is you will
49:09
never or we have not to date
heard anything as mainstream
49:12
about vaccine adverse reactions
as the supercut. But notice that
49:20
they're mainly from AstraZeneca.
One or two mentioned Pfizer, but
49:27
nothing about Maderna
49:28
but a woman from New South Wales
has died after taking the
49:32
AstraZeneca vaccine. An 18 year
old health worker has developed
49:36
blood clots after getting her
COVID vaccine and elderly woman
49:40
has died in what's believed to
the South Australia's first case
49:43
of fatal blood clotting caused
by the AstraZeneca COVID
49:47
vaccine. Queensland man is in
intensive care tonight suffering
49:50
a blood clot after receiving his
AstraZeneca vaccine. He's one of
49:53
five similar cases around the
country whose six new cases of
49:57
blood clots have been officially
linked to the AstraZeneca Your
50:00
vaccine.
50:00
Three more cases of blood clots
has been linked to the
50:03
AstraZeneca vaccine, including
one case in an 80 year old man.
50:08
53 year old South Australian man
is tonight gravely ill in
50:11
intensive care after suffering a
blood clot linked to the
50:15
AstraZeneca vaccine. In breaking
news
50:18
a Central Coast woman has died
after receiving a COVID vaccine.
50:21
The head of the Therapeutic
Goods Administration is calling
50:24
for calm following the deaths of
two people in our state who
50:28
received the COVID vaccine.
concerns around the safety of
50:32
the AstraZeneca vaccine have
been realized here in Australia,
50:35
with medical experts confirming
the death of a central coast
50:39
woman is likely linked to the
jab. A major medical
50:42
investigation is underway
tonight over whether a local man
50:45
suffered blood clots as a result
of getting the Pfizer vaccine
50:50
or being urged not to jump to
conclusions over the death of a
50:53
woman from blood clots after
receiving the COVID vaccine.
50:57
Tonight seven years can reveal
another similar death is also
51:01
being investigated.
51:02
Authorities in Norway are
investigating the deaths of at
51:05
least 33 Elderly Norwegians to
receive Pfizer's COVID 19
51:09
vaccine.
51:10
The nation's medical regulator
has revealed seven new cases of
51:13
blood clots linked to the
AstraZeneca vaccine along system
51:17
families
51:18
pleading for help after their
teenage daughter fell ill after
51:21
receiving the Pfizer vaccine
Ransone has been in and out of
51:25
hospital and suffers almost
daily tics after experiencing
51:30
where the leading Doctor admits
was an adverse reaction to the
51:33
vaccine.
51:34
It's estimated 79,000 people who
suffered adverse reactions to
51:39
vaccines. So
51:43
there were three there are three
visors in there now
51:45
and those may have just been
mistakes. The way I see it is
51:51
the reason they can even do this
you will not hear any report
51:54
like Tucker Carlson is the only
one he has some kind of carte
51:58
blanche for that. And even I
haven't heard him talk much
52:01
about stuff like this factual
news reports saying Hey, someone
52:05
got a vaccine and then now they
got blood clots and they're
52:08
sick. It's because they don't
have any advertising for
52:11
pharmaceuticals on television in
Australia.
52:14
Right that's the you nailed the
exact reason
52:17
only reason why you're even
hearing this and wow, you know,
52:22
people if
52:23
they ran that kind of story here
they'd be going on for hours No,
52:29
in fact, that should be bad I
don't understand unfortunately,
52:31
this is the things such as the
health of the laws that were
52:38
changed by Nixon regarding the
health of corporations now they
52:42
can make profits when they never
used to be able to announce
52:45
ruining
52:46
What is this I don't know what
this is about.
52:49
You know, we mentioned this
before we talked about it used
52:52
to be illegal to have one of
these managed health operation
52:55
where you have a big you know,
like around here we've got
52:57
Sutter Health every other
operation they bought up all the
53:00
hospitals they bought up all the
clinics they do all the doctors
53:03
work for them and the only
competition they have is Kaiser
53:06
which is got a Bucha has been
around forever because they were
53:09
always they were pre they
predated the Nixon Nixon changes
53:12
which says that no you can make
it you can make a profit you can
53:15
be a corporation so you get
these companies make it you know
53:17
putting these big medical
operations together and making
53:20
billions of dollars for the for
the shareholders and causing the
53:24
price of all goods and services
to go up and gouging the
53:27
government continually with
extra testing and things that
53:31
you don't need. So if that but
once that get got in place,
53:36
seven John is done. As once the
advertising for drugs got in
53:41
place in the button. Oh, that
was 780s I think it is over
53:46
because what they say Holy crap,
we can sell drugs for anything.
53:50
And you know, we can get these
net and meanwhile, the
53:52
broadcasting guys is sucking up
the money in the Okay, well, we
53:56
whatever you want. Yeah. Yeah,
you're exactly right. Is this
53:59
correct? That's corruption.
54:02
And here's the fun part.
According to the McCullough
54:05
report, these new vaccines
haven't really been tested,
54:09
is a brief update, we are
rounding the last hopefully the
54:14
last wave of the BAA five
Omicron curve. We don't know
54:17
what's going to happen in the
fall. There's great expectations
54:20
with multi Vaillant vaccines
that have been developed against
54:24
new variants as rose as well as
the original Wuhan spike
54:27
protein. But the vaccines now
have no clinical outcomes.
54:31
There's no randomised trials
showing that they do anything,
54:34
that they're simply relying on
immuno bridging studies, or the
54:38
demonstration that antibodies
are raised and I can tell you as
54:42
a clinical trial list and as a
clinical investigator,
54:45
antibodies are not a sufficient
surrogate of a therapeutic
54:50
response to rely upon. So we
have a great degree of
54:54
uncertainty moving forward with
the COVID 19 vaccine program.
54:59
You Know you go create
uncertainty because we're not
55:02
testing it on anybody.
55:03
Now why bother? Well, I want to
get back. I want to, I want to
55:07
get back to the clip about
AstraZeneca I think that there's
55:14
they're triggering if this this
was targeted, let's say buy
55:18
Maderna Mark marketing, it had
to be somebody's behind it.
55:22
Especially when the name
AstraZeneca brand new name keeps
55:25
coming up over and over,
55:27
I'm just gonna say was Pfizer. I
mean, they're the marketing
55:29
guys, you know, Maderna and
Pfizer
55:31
is the marketing guys but
defective by Pfizer was really
55:34
doing his job. I don't see any
reason why Pfizer should be
55:36
mentioned, I thought the first
mention of Pfizer was adequate.
55:40
Because it said, we think it was
like, well, they're they're
55:43
looking into it kind of thing.
But then the second two mentions
55:46
of Pfizer were pretty confirming
that it was causing blood clots.
55:49
So I think that was a botch if
it was Pfizer behind the whole
55:53
thing, but Maderna is like you
says no company that wasn't
55:55
mentioned. So I'd have to
assume, although there's no
55:58
evidence, at least that I know.
56:01
Well. Maderna is the IS is the
company that was kind of set up
56:06
with the sevi I think or Gavi,
whatever these bills
56:10
as that as the mRNA company,
yeah. So
56:14
that needs to be protected at
all cost. Protect the franchise
56:18
it, you know, AstraZeneca and
these other companies that make
56:22
these vaccines, there's other
ones they can't put up with
56:27
this. Well, being slammed, they
can they should just cut, you
56:32
know, they should take their
marketing people and go after
56:34
the other guys if you're gonna
56:36
think AstraZeneca is too small.
And and AstraZeneca actually had
56:40
a lot more problems. I think
they had more problems than the
56:43
Pfizer
56:44
got you you think I think yes, I
think are you saying that
56:48
because you you're proof that
the prop propagandas Word works?
56:52
Yes. But I also follow very
closely. I followed news,
56:58
too. And I remember the very
opening the onset in English
57:02
was yes. And then it was Johnson
and Johnson was horrible. I
57:05
mean, it's all marketing. I
think about this, they all suck
57:09
equally. But Pfizer is better at
marketing.
57:13
How about that? How about this?
They're all good at marketing.
57:19
Except Pfizer's best. Okay,
we're gonna give them credit for
57:22
that. But they could fight back
a little better than they're
57:25
doing. They got people that
aren't idiots. They
57:27
need to hire the curry Devorah
Consulting Group. We could
57:31
help as for sure
57:33
now, but here's the concerning
thing. So amidst all this update
57:37
and by violent vaccine by
Vaillant and by valen vaccine,
57:42
the German Health Minister car
Lauterbach has announced that
57:47
the nation's digital contact
tracing and vaccine passport app
57:51
lovingly named Corona Vaughn
app. The follow up will start
57:59
assigning different colors to
citizens based on whether they
58:02
receive citizens whether they
received a COVID 19 vaccine
58:07
within the last three months. So
if you have the right color,
58:12
which means you've had a vaccine
and update in the last three
58:17
months, then you have all your
freshly vaccinated. This is a
58:21
quote from the guy freshly
vaccinated, you will be exempt
58:25
from any mass requirement in
public indoor spaces. Other
58:29
citizens, including those who
German avoid Corona Vaughn, AB,
58:36
other citizens, including those
who receive multiple vaccines,
58:39
but had their last vaccine more
than three months ago, we'll
58:42
have to show proof of a recent
recovery from COVID or a current
58:45
negative test to get the
exemption. And then there's two
58:49
more colors. So this is by the
way, this is spot on China.
58:54
China has green, yellow, red,
and I think they only have
58:57
three, typical Germany over
engineering everything. So they
59:03
are prepared as the Dutch people
are reading this. They're going
59:06
like holy crap, well, that's
going to happen to us. Yes. This
59:09
has always been the EU plan.
Always. In that in the testing,
59:15
I love the testing. You know, I
test I use the home test kit
59:19
twice the first time I had COVID
didn't use it till the set last
59:23
time out who knows what had I
don't care. I don't know if
59:26
that's accurate, but it showed
COVID I will say I had two
59:29
different test kits. The
instructions were not great and
59:33
they're poorly manufactured
59:35
is basically the Chinese the
Chinese kits. I never used the
59:39
Chinese
59:39
well, they I don't know which
kit No, no, they were from
59:44
Abbott Labs. So there were not
the Chinese kits, but there were
59:48
two different versions. And
they're just poorly constructed
59:51
like cardboard. You know, you
fold it open and it comes with a
59:54
little vial of liquid and then
it has a tube with one swab and
59:59
and Just not always pretty as
they look on television you
1:00:02
can't I don't think you can even
get the expensive ones with the
1:00:04
plastic. No, it's all cardboard.
Well now it turns out that those
1:00:10
instructions are indeed shit.
Elia
1:00:13
poison control centers are
sounding the alarm surrounding a
1:00:17
liquid substance called sodium
is I found in some at home COVID
1:00:21
testing kits that could be toxic
to children as well as adults,
1:00:25
if used incorrectly
1:00:26
in our toxicology community has
been both surprised that this
1:00:29
was ingredient in some of the
kits. And also concerned, we
1:00:33
have seen exposures in all age
groups.
1:00:35
That drug and poison Information
Center at Cincinnati Children's
1:00:38
Hospital reports an increase in
calls to their hotline related
1:00:42
to accidental exposure to the
substance. So far, nearly 40
1:00:46
exposures were reported there.
And the problem is nationwide,
1:00:50
we are one of 55 ways and
control centers. And nationwide,
1:00:55
other poison centers have been
reporting a similar finding. And
1:00:58
there have been more than a
couple of 100 exposures
1:01:01
nationwide to sodium azimuth and
test kits.
1:01:04
Doctors advise parents to keep
the kids out of reach of
1:01:07
children. And when testing
children for COVID at home to
1:01:10
make sure they are supervised in
order to avoid any adverse side
1:01:14
effects from exposure. Experts
say following instructions is
1:01:17
key. Some adults actually ended
up using the potentially harmful
1:01:21
substance to swab their nose
because they didn't follow
1:01:24
direction.
1:01:25
Exactly. Let me tell you, it's
easy to get confused with this
1:01:29
horrible, horrible kit that's
been thrown together by Abbott
1:01:33
Labs or the Chinese. So some
people say Oh, I should probably
1:01:36
stick it in there and then stick
it in my nose anyway and they
1:01:38
get sick and they get and wound
people apparently got pretty
1:01:45
sick from it. And it's like
eating a tide pod you know? It's
1:01:48
dumb. Now, but this liquid Yeah.
I don't remember any warnings
1:01:56
about the produce
1:01:57
kit probably didn't have it in
there. I don't know what the
1:01:59
sodium is side,
1:02:01
apparently is not good.
1:02:03
Well, it's the stuff that was
used in air bags for a long
1:02:06
time. Because it forms it. Can
you gasify instantly and just
1:02:10
blow up an airbag?
1:02:12
Oh, really?
1:02:14
So I know that maybe you've put
in your nose and in your lungs
1:02:20
exploded cartoon life and your
guts everywhere
1:02:24
to breathe thing things here. On
forced vaccinations, we're
1:02:32
actually we weren't the lady
butters wrote in. And she said,
1:02:34
you know, we were talking about
the amount of vaccines in United
1:02:39
States that children are given
from birth almost. And she tells
1:02:43
a tale about a friend of hers
who gave birth to a new human
1:02:47
resource a couple of weeks ago
and wants only the most
1:02:49
necessary vaccinations for her
daughter. And she declined. The
1:02:55
Hepatitis B shot as her child
was five days old. And the
1:02:59
pediatrician wrote her up and
threatened to drop her baby as a
1:03:04
patient if she kept resisting.
1:03:07
Yeah, that's the candidate.
Well, you know what, that's a
1:03:09
good. That's a good way to not
have a doctor like that.
1:03:14
Yeah, but I think a lot of
doctors are like that,
1:03:17
unfortunately. And a redox. As
we could have figured this one
1:03:21
out if you want to know how
they're rolling out new
1:03:23
vaccines, and in this case, I
think it's or new vaccines, just
1:03:27
any type of vaccination program.
They're using the same playbook
1:03:31
as they used for MMR and for
COVID. We didn't catch it. We
1:03:36
showed over a couple of people
wrote in here's the clip that
1:03:38
I'm talking about. This is about
polio in New York City.
1:03:40
US health officials have
confirmed the nation's first
1:03:42
case of polio in nearly a decade
in a suburb outside New York
1:03:46
City. The New York State Health
Department said Thursday a
1:03:49
Rockland County resident was
diagnosed with the disease after
1:03:52
experiencing paralysis a month
ago, but it's no longer
1:03:56
contagious. Testing by state
health experts suggested the
1:03:59
case stemmed from a strain of
weakened virus used in oral
1:04:02
polio vaccines overseas, the
vaccines can sometimes cause a
1:04:06
polio infection and have since
been discontinued and replaced
1:04:09
in the US by inactivated
vaccines which only use dead
1:04:13
germs from the disease. The
local health officials say the
1:04:16
infected resident wasn't
vaccinated and exactly where or
1:04:19
how he was exposed to the
disease remains under
1:04:22
investigation.
1:04:23
Yeah, this is exactly the same
activated and dead.
1:04:27
No, no. This is about Rockland
County, New York. This is where
1:04:31
all the Orthodox and Hasidic
Jews are, this is the same
1:04:35
playbook they use MMR remember
all we got a measles outbreak
1:04:40
which was a precursor to COVID
Now that you look back on it,
1:04:45
oh, measles outbreak, outbreak
outbreak. Oh, the Jews are not
1:04:49
taking the shots. It's awesome.
Good shoes, and then we got the
1:04:51
COVID Oh, the Jews. Oh, the guy
out there partying. Can't do
1:04:55
that. No, no, no, they're using
the same playbook and it's going
1:04:59
to work It's going to work. Why
wouldn't it if it worked before
1:05:04
onward to monkey dog pox tonight
health officials saying an
1:05:08
eighth child has now tested
positive for monkey pox in the
1:05:11
US because it's only men who
have sex with men. The latest a
1:05:15
child
1:05:15
under two years old in Harris
County, Texas,
1:05:18
that child a young child in our
community is a presumptive
1:05:22
positive for the monkey pox
virus.
1:05:24
The case a presumptive positive
until officially confirmed by
1:05:28
the CDC, which could take
several days
1:05:31
the family has helped us
initiate contact tracing with
1:05:35
the folks that this child has
been in contact with
1:05:38
the child has not been in a
daycare or school setting is
1:05:41
doing well and expected to make
a full recovery. This as
1:05:45
researchers in France are
reporting a case of a dog
1:05:48
developing monkey pox after
being exposed by its owners,
1:05:52
prompting the CDC to update its
guidance saying pets exposed to
1:05:56
someone with monkey pox should
stay home and away from other
1:05:59
people and animals for 21 days
after the most recent exposure.
1:06:03
Those with monkey pox should
also avoid contact with animals.
1:06:08
So
1:06:11
this came up at the dinner table
and it's like we all concluded
1:06:15
somebody's fucking a dog.
1:06:17
The actual quote is they were
close. They admitted they were
1:06:21
co sleeping with the dog,
whatever that means.
1:06:25
But that dog sleep in people's
beds. I refused to have anything
1:06:28
like that.
1:06:29
Of course that's ridiculous. But
NBC News admits this report is
1:06:34
now they have a new report out
as came out. Yesterday. Sex and
1:06:39
this is NBC News. Sex between
men not skin contact is fueling.
1:06:46
Monkey pox. New research
suggests the claim that skin to
1:06:51
skin contact during sex between
men not intercourse itself,
1:06:55
drives most monkey pox
transmission and is likely
1:06:58
backward a growing group of
experts say so this is a very
1:07:02
long article. And they keep
saying we have studies it's only
1:07:06
when men are having sex. It's
not skin to skin and then
1:07:09
somewhere near the bottom of it.
You know what we're we can't
1:07:13
wait to do more testing on this.
But the headline is, what does
1:07:16
it all? What is going on? We
have reports of children of
1:07:21
dogs. But yet NBC continues with
a growing group of experts. Now.
1:07:27
Now it's only sex between men
not skin contact. What is going
1:07:31
on? Is it an STD or not?
Something's going on.
1:07:39
Well, it's it's I don't know
what's going on. But it's not.
1:07:44
It's not honest.
1:07:46
though. It's all well, gee, I
wonder, well, you
1:07:49
know what this result this will
only result in no one wants to
1:07:52
fuck men anymore. Since you use
the F word. I figured I'd throw
1:07:55
one out myself. Because it's
just all men are just horrible.
1:07:59
That's one. That's the only the
only humans who can get the only
1:08:04
people who get it are men who
have sexual contact with men.
1:08:08
But yet here's a baby and a
child and a dog.
1:08:11
Well that begs the question.
Yes, it does.
1:08:15
I'd like some answers. Where's
Hotep when you need them? Hotez?
1:08:21
Hotez?
1:08:24
Ah, well, okay.
1:08:26
I think he wore out that topic.
1:08:28
Yeah, the only other thing I
have is just since we're kind of
1:08:30
talking about m phi of m and the
pharmaceutical industry, there
1:08:34
was a big report and official
report and official study that
1:08:38
showed that antidepressants,
particularly SSRIs, they, they
1:08:45
are based the the prescribing of
them based on you having
1:08:50
something wrong with your bank,
brain chemistry, turns out to be
1:08:54
ally Configure. Now, that's not
to say they don't work for
1:08:58
people. But when you look at all
the side effects, you know,
1:09:01
you've got to question the
efficacy, but when they don't
1:09:04
actually know how it works,
that's cause for concern. To
1:09:08
combat that. I will just read a
couple of headlines from some
1:09:12
mainstream media.
1:09:13
And I don't want to interrupt
you, but I think we've ourselves
1:09:17
we have deconstructed this
because we've noticed that we
1:09:19
were used to run all those drug
ads, and they'd always say, we
1:09:23
think it works like this. Yeah,
we think it works like that.
1:09:27
They don't know anything.
They're just giving you this. If
1:09:29
it works, it works.
1:09:30
So now that the news is out
there that always comes up with
1:09:33
these, you know, of course,
people aren't really informed,
1:09:36
especially if you're on SSRIs.
That's fine. So here's CBS
1:09:42
antidepressants no better than
placebo for about 85% of people
1:09:45
researchers can't predict the
15% who benefit from
1:09:48
antidepressants and other 85%
are unnecessarily exposed to the
1:09:51
harms of the drugs but then we
move on. This is of course, a
1:09:56
Republican plot. It is A
terrifying prospect of an image
1:10:02
of a Republican war on
antidepressants. Who is the
1:10:07
psychiatrists behind the
antidepressant study taking over
1:10:11
right wing media? So there you
go. Now the big pharma companies
1:10:18
are using using this tactic.
1:10:21
Well, it seems to work with the
good portion of the public.
1:10:27
Probably the portion that uses
SSRIs the same Porsche
1:10:31
use SSRI you're probably a
Democrat. Maybe that's all these
1:10:35
things are good for the essays
make you into a Democrat.
1:10:39
I think I think we came
1:10:42
out of educational systems
designed just to make you into a
1:10:44
Democrat and to drugs might be
designed to make into a Democrat
1:10:47
for all we know that the MMR a
or the mRNA vaccine might be
1:10:52
designed to make into a Democrat
or Kalea
1:10:55
Well, we you've probably seen
the research that administering
1:10:59
more testosterone to people
makes them more prone to voting
1:11:04
conservative. Yes, man, I think
was meant it was only men
1:11:08
though. So yeah, I mean, and
that makes I mean, chemical
1:11:13
warfare says it's all chemical
warfare, our
1:11:16
entire electric name for a book
on the topic.
1:11:19
Oh, yeah. Like, like that's
gonna happen.
1:11:23
I'm gonna put it on my list of
books to do this to me to get
1:11:29
the list out. Eight, nine to be
number 11.
1:11:34
All right, let's do two more
dumb farmers stories unless
1:11:37
these are short. These are very
short.
1:11:39
Alright, tonight we're learning
of a major crackdown on illegal
1:11:42
prescription drugs. More than a
dozen federal agents and sheriff
1:11:45
deputies swarmed the pharmacy
this morning in Miramar, Florida
1:11:48
near Miami. It's suspected of
being a so called pill mill for
1:11:52
opioids, possibly the largest in
the state. pill mills have
1:11:56
fueled the nation's opioid
crisis. You know,
1:11:59
the pill mills, not the
manufacturers who sent them to
1:12:01
the pill mills. No, just the
pill mills again. They're
1:12:04
getting off scot free. Their
thing Johnson and Johnson paid
1:12:08
$25 billion. I know and not Not
a peep. You haven't heard a word
1:12:13
about it? Well, we heard a word
a word short. No, what we did is
1:12:18
we got the Sackler family, they
took the hit. They're the ones
1:12:22
that took the hit, and giving
enough to a democratic causes.
1:12:26
And this is the one that is so
odd, because we talked about
1:12:29
this. This was Elizabeth Warren,
who took tons of money from
1:12:34
Bose. To get this bill, get this
passed. Get it?
1:12:39
I guess. Oh, yeah, I wanted to.
I want to stop you here. Because
1:12:42
I was I didn't clip anything
because but you I figured you'd
1:12:45
catch it anyway. I thought that
your early. You didn't
1:12:50
prognosticate as much as you
were just lecturing about the
1:12:54
use of audiologists and all this
because you have you're the one
1:12:59
you're the expert, just as I
consider myself now the expert
1:13:02
on cataracts, at least at the at
the layman's level, I consider
1:13:06
you the expert on hearing ears.
Yeah, hearing aids. And when
1:13:10
this when this story developed
this, the batch of stories that
1:13:15
came out just like a couple days
ago, I said I had them actually
1:13:20
gets some some I'll give you
some kudos for really being on
1:13:23
top of this before any of it
really developed the point that
1:13:26
it's now developers now Hey,
just go get a hearing go buy in
1:13:29
at the store at a five and dime.
There's big
1:13:31
news tonight for people who have
trouble with their hearing, the
1:13:34
FDA will make hearing aids
available over the counter
1:13:38
without a prescription. As soon
as mid October. The Agency
1:13:41
estimates that could save
consumers nearly $3,000 on a
1:13:45
pair of hearing aids, about 30
million adults are believed to
1:13:48
suffer from hearing loss.
1:13:51
Yeah, so this was a total setup
by Elizabeth Warren. And what's
1:13:55
interesting is that now that
this is finally passed, Bose is
1:13:58
already pulled out of the
market. They're not interested
1:14:01
they can't make money. They
can't make the money.
1:14:05
But you know what happens right
in this situation, especially
1:14:08
when you're smart enough to get
the lobbying going to have this
1:14:11
happen? Is that the cheap
producers in China Yeah. Just
1:14:16
walk all over you. That bow
should have already been
1:14:19
established in China and I know
of no connection between Bose
1:14:23
and China to have this ready to
go. But they dropped the ball
1:14:27
thinking that they could do it
here and then they will boom
1:14:30
that China it's like a switch
you can flip it on and you next
1:14:34
thing you know you get whatever
you want. By the time you load
1:14:38
so the
1:14:39
only thing Okay, I gotta say so
you're not going to get your
1:14:43
$4,000 hearing aids $4,000
Because of this bill. No, no,
1:14:48
no, no. You're going to get a
subpar product. Do not fall for
1:14:53
it. The reason why the real
hearing it the modern hearing
1:14:58
aids the reason they're so
expensive is the This is this is
1:15:00
real small technology. I have
eight core of processing power
1:15:07
hanging off my ears. You know,
you got Battery Management,
1:15:10
there's a lot of you also don't
want want to look like a dick.
1:15:13
You know, so it has to be small.
But people don't even know that
1:15:18
I have hearing aids in a real
way.
1:15:19
Hold on a second. So you say
that someone with a big hearing
1:15:23
aid old fashioned hearing aid
looks like a dick? I think yes,
1:15:28
that's a ableist.
1:15:30
No, I'm totally being ablest.
And I do not want the geriatric
1:15:34
brown thing hanging off my ear.
So you know, yes, I'm so sorry.
1:15:39
The point is, these are modern
hearing aids, and they're trying
1:15:42
to push something on you that
will not work to the same
1:15:45
degree. I have 32 channels of
compressor limiter, you're not
1:15:48
gonna get which I regulate
myself.
1:15:57
I got a big bottom.
1:15:58
I got a huge, big bottom on that
sucker. Yeah, I can. I live in
1:16:04
my sound all day long. And I
love it. But but I'm special.
1:16:08
But just to be able to hear
properly, you're not going to
1:16:12
it's going to be a waste of
time. Find yourself an
1:16:14
audiologist, and they will help
and there are cheaper things
1:16:18
about $2,000. Now at Costco, you
will get something very
1:16:22
comparable to the three and a
half or $4,000. Stuff that I'm
1:16:26
talking about. And I was really
1:16:28
at a cost. You can't be a poor.
No, unless you have the right
1:16:33
kind of insurance. What about
the insurance house insurance
1:16:35
deal with the zero
1:16:36
is not insurable. It's No. No.
1:16:40
What about Medicare? Medicaid?
1:16:43
No, I'm not sure. Maybe not for
your hearing aids. I don't think
1:16:47
so. Ah, you'd be surprised.
You'd be surprised. It seems to
1:16:54
me people would the people in
charge around the government
1:16:57
really don't want you hearing
too? Well, I don't think there's
1:17:02
any of this taken Yeah, okay. I
can buy that.
1:17:05
We don't think that that's
that's what they're in for. But
1:17:08
it's it's misleading because
Medicare
1:17:11
Medicare does take care of
cataract surgery.
1:17:14
The eyes is different. There's
insurance doesn't cover I'm not
1:17:18
sure there may be something
1:17:21
that you get but it's a now you
need to look at if you just as
1:17:24
your purview you have to, you
know,
1:17:27
someone else is going to tell me
I'm not going to look that up
1:17:29
because if I look at Medicare,
then I'm gonna start getting
1:17:31
offers for Medicare. Already got
AARP do one's age. AARP is like,
1:17:38
here's the card we put your name
on. Look, we give you bonuses,
1:17:42
please. You
1:17:42
might take that card, put it in
your wallet, you don't need to
1:17:46
join. Go to her to those places
that give you extra discounts
1:17:51
for AARP. You pull that card out
which you've already got
1:17:55
here now here's the problem I
because I have I have tried that
1:17:58
and they say Mr. Curry, you're
lying you don't look that old?
1:18:04
Good you didn't know that huh?
So anyway, to finalize, these
1:18:14
hearing aids will not be ones
that you will be satisfied with
1:18:17
then they make it sound like oh,
you don't have to spend $3,000
1:18:20
Now you did. It's gonna be
cheaper. Yeah, because you're
1:18:22
gonna get the piece of shit.
Which is and I was like Silicon
1:18:25
Valley companies jumped at all
of them went out of business.
1:18:28
Because it's very hard to you
can do this just with sending
1:18:32
beeps into your ear. I mean, you
need I mean the tests that you
1:18:36
get for the hearing aids they do
bone induction all kinds of
1:18:39
stuff. It's it's lengthy. It
takes about 45 minutes before
1:18:42
they can really build a profile
right? Yeah, yeah, okay. Yep.
1:18:48
That yes, yes. All right. We
want to talk about the raid
1:18:54
before we take a break.
1:18:56
So we can talk about the raid
stick. Okay, yeah, I'm trying to
1:19:00
think do I have anything on the
raid that would can be connected
1:19:04
to the raid? I kind of do but
now let's take a break first.
1:19:08
Well with that I'd like to thank
you for your courage and say in
1:19:10
the morning to you the man who
put the see what did you put to
1:19:16
see and you caught me flat
footed
1:19:21
some compound
1:19:22
that's okay, um, well, I did
this out with my speakers at the
1:19:29
morning. That's who the man who
put the sea in the Trump
1:19:32
compound ladies and gentlemen
Mr. John C. Devorah.
1:19:39
already knew Mr. Curry to list
it You look different.
1:19:42
No, it's always I usually write
down see words as we're talking
1:19:46
and then all of a sudden you say
Jed take the break. It would
1:19:48
have been who put the sea in
Cheney.
1:19:52
In the morning of the San
Fernando morning shifts to see
1:19:55
boots on the ground feet in the
air subs in the water over names
1:19:58
and nights out there.
1:20:00
And that's your that's your
Raven announcer voice did you
1:20:06
yeah it was your Raven announcer
voice all that was totally did
1:20:13
your your voice your stripper
announcer voice sorry Hey in the
1:20:17
morning to the trolls and the
troll room troll room.io I hope
1:20:20
you had a nice little rock and
roll pre show with Darren Oh,
1:20:22
two hours before the show starts
Darren is on the on the wheels
1:20:26
of steel on the silver stick.
And he's bringing it to yours.
1:20:31
Darren played one of the worst
songs he's ever managed to find.
1:20:36
And he does it he says it's one
of his things was Ozzy Osbourne
1:20:40
sewing that was just the worst
piece of crap I can imagine.
1:20:45
Wasn't it crazy train I thought
it was crazy train.
1:20:48
Whatever it was. He should have
apologized for it
1:20:50
for Crazy Train.
1:20:52
Oh, it's just it's off key.
1:20:54
I thought we're gonna be about
the Abba song he played that was
1:20:56
the problem this morning.
1:20:58
I may have missed out. Yeah. How
does he does he get an exemption
1:21:04
or something? Does he have a
special card? Hey,
1:21:06
ABA app is in the Rock and Roll
Hall of Fame bro.
1:21:09
Yeah, so there you go. Valid
Tara Okay. Well, this Ted Nugent
1:21:14
in that Rock and Roll Hall of
Fame.
1:21:15
I believe Ted Nugent refuses to
be in the rock and roll.
1:21:18
No, no, they refused to even
nominate him. Because it's run
1:21:22
by a bunch of lefties out of
Rolling Stone magazine.
1:21:27
I thought who would? Who says
Oh, Todd Rundgren, Todd Rundgren
1:21:33
said he would not accept would
never go.
1:21:35
Okay, well, I can believe that.
I've met that he used to be in
1:21:38
silicon spin. We used to have
him on the show. Really? Yeah.
1:21:42
He's very interesting. We knew
we could go out and he'd be one
1:21:44
of the guys who always go to the
slow club with after the show
1:21:48
and chat with because he's fun
to chat with. He's a nice guy.
1:21:52
Very nice guy. Yeah. And he he
was going on. I wish it was
1:21:57
around now when he after the
what's his name? The was the guy
1:22:03
who tried to do the high, high
and super high fidelity taught
1:22:08
you know,
1:22:09
Neil, Neil, Neil, Neil, Neil.
Neil. Neil, with his his his
1:22:16
high end with his I'm putting my
music off Spotify because
1:22:21
of that. Yeah, Neil Young, you
know, so I wish he was a ground
1:22:27
net because because red grin had
a real negative attitude toward
1:22:33
ifI.
1:22:35
Oh, really? That's interesting.
I didn't know that. It
1:22:37
was it was noticeably negative.
1:22:40
He really was like tape, tape
compression and everything. He
1:22:42
just liked the sound of that.
It's not important
1:22:45
as far as he's concerned. It's
the music and it's the size the
1:22:49
lyrics and lalala but I always
got a kick out of it anyway,
1:22:53
onward. So yes, no,
1:22:55
that's okay. Very interesting,
actually. So trolls, they were
1:22:59
complaining about the Abba song
and you can join them. Troll
1:23:03
along live on Thursdays and
Sundays. But really, you might
1:23:06
want to log in every single day
because there's always a live
1:23:09
show. If not, it's it's a
podcast, no agenda stream. The
1:23:13
troll room is there for anyone
to jump in and troll around. And
1:23:16
if you get one of the new
podcast apps, new podcast
1:23:18
apps.com I think the one that
does it best right now is pod
1:23:22
verse. It will alert you you'll
get an actual burp is that when
1:23:26
a show is gone live pod verse,
pod verse. Yeah,
1:23:29
people on the on the no agenda,
social case. What is Adam
1:23:32
staying? He's got some one. He
keeps plugging it all the time.
1:23:35
I can't remember what it is. It
must be pod verse.
1:23:37
You know what I find
interesting. I get probably
1:23:41
still one email a day, but it
was about three or four after we
1:23:45
talked about the Beelink
computer that you advise to me.
1:23:48
Yes. Yes.
1:23:50
I posted three times on no
agenda social, including a
1:23:53
picture.
1:23:54
But here's what here's what gets
me. People like, yeah, you know,
1:23:58
I was listening. I heard about
that laptop or that computer.
1:24:00
What was that? And I'm like, are
you so lazy? Take you cannot
1:24:08
pretty well rewind? Yeah. That's
really interesting to me every
1:24:14
day. And you posted it three
times and still speak well,
1:24:19
we'll get to no agenda. So
actually, we should talk about
1:24:21
no agenda social right now. So
you pulled a funny AMI and said
1:24:26
everybody tried the password,
reset, and email. So what was
1:24:32
very interesting is I receive
probably 1015 emails that all
1:24:41
went to say, Hey, man, Dvorak
was right. I can't retrieve my
1:24:47
password. And then I'll say,
well, when's the last time you
1:24:50
logged in? Not long ago. All
right. Screw you everyone had
1:24:54
everyone had not logged in for
over a year they got purged.
1:24:58
They heard us talking about it.
And then they go quickly and
1:25:01
then they lie to me you lie
ours. Like oh no Matt I just
1:25:06
logged in this morning. No you
didn't seems to work fine for
1:25:12
people who are not liars. Anyway
we're going to open it up again.
1:25:16
We've purged we've purged people
so if you were purged you can
1:25:20
start a new account and then log
in more often people just using
1:25:25
that login that valuable login
as a trinket to just have around
1:25:30
you need to be active and yet
when you get on and some of you
1:25:36
will, you can follow Adam and no
agenda social.com Or John C.
1:25:39
Dvorak at no agenda social.com
and you will learn what Beelink
1:25:43
computer we advise and you're
soaking into right now I love
1:25:48
the Beelink computer i Although
the USB bus does have a lid it's
1:25:53
a little weak on power because
you know I yeah, I got to spend
1:25:58
a lot of stuff in there and then
so I
1:26:00
had to go you have to get no you
have to get a our powered USB
1:26:05
powered USB extension Yeah, I
got that I got that once you get
1:26:09
that everything's good to
1:26:10
go. Yeah, but it was just like
oh man doesn't quite doesn't
1:26:13
quite do it gotta get
1:26:14
well I had the same thing with
it has a lot more power which is
1:26:18
the nuk which is what I use on
my podcasting device. And I got
1:26:22
it You know, do you could you
have to get a you know, the
1:26:26
extension to USB extension or
whatever it's called. It's a
1:26:30
little like a little looks a
little louder, but it's got to
1:26:33
be powered so you can get some
juice out of it. Yeah. Power to
1:26:37
the juice plugs in the wall.
Yes, indeed.
1:26:41
Thank you to Sir Paul couture
artists number one on the
1:26:44
generator that we chose his art
for episode 1477 titled that
1:26:49
hunger stones very appropriate.
And there were a number so the
1:26:54
we also know that it will take
down to generator if we don't
1:26:57
pick his art, of course.
1:26:59
This is how it works like we
love your art Paul. No, actually
1:27:04
the reason why we like to do a
lot the artists got super
1:27:07
motivated over whatever joke we
made about Melania is panties.
1:27:12
EAGALA jacked up and they're
like, oh, let's
1:27:14
do panty OG for the guys. Oh, no
panties. I would say 99% Of all
1:27:20
the panty art. No, we would
never choose that. No, and it's
1:27:23
interesting. Everyone thinks
Melania wears red panties. And
1:27:27
most of them are rather big.
1:27:29
They're all songs.
1:27:31
So this is an FBI agent,
apparently with an FBI t shirt
1:27:36
that says I raided Mar a Lago
and all I got was these and then
1:27:39
you see some panties panties.
But we also really liked the no
1:27:43
agenda logo that he had done
that he'd put on top. It was
1:27:46
completely different. It jumped
right out. It was nice.
1:27:50
Yes, this was a new idea. I had
no idea which was an overlay. It
1:27:55
was just a dynamite logo. I have
to say. Yes, I think the main
1:28:00
the pieces, just it's
dimensional. into kind of an old
1:28:07
fashioned very
1:28:08
dimensional, very dimensional
dimensional. Let's see we had a
1:28:12
number of people jumping on the
high quality mass gag, high
1:28:17
quality mass.com Now forwards,
you know, agenda show.com We're
1:28:22
waiting for the shop to put the
high quality masking for sale
1:28:25
and then we'll redirect it
there. What else was good here?
1:28:31
So yeah, we just had a number of
panties. A lot of panties. What
1:28:37
else did we have? Another high
quality. Oh, we had to? I'd like
1:28:42
to hunger stones. Cesium 130.
Yeah, actually,
1:28:45
you'd like to hunger stones a
lot. I think that was your first
1:28:48
pick.
1:28:49
Yeah, that was my first my
initial pick. Yeah. Yeah, no, I
1:28:56
think yeah, no, I think we
picked the right one. I think we
1:28:58
did. I think we nailed it with
that. And so to Sir Paul couture
1:29:01
is just it was really good. And
especially how that stuff just
1:29:04
blasted off the page. I loved it
loved it was really nice. So we
1:29:09
thank you, Sir Paul. Good tour.
But really, we want to thank all
1:29:12
of the artists who give us lots
of reasons to laugh and chuckle
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together, have right after the
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1:29:20
mean, already people uploading
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1:29:24
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I don't know go ahead, people go
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That's where you can play along
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our executive and Associate
Executive producers for episode
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14 Seven And he ate our show was
value for value. We Oh, you know
1:30:03
what I need to I need to play
this. I need to play this to
1:30:07
tell you where the world is
going and why it's only going to
1:30:10
get more difficult for podcast
to exist
1:30:17
where your iPhone could soon
come with a new addition, more
1:30:21
ads Bloomberg is reporting that
Apple plans to add more ads to
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the apps that come pre installed
on iPhones and iPads. The tech
1:30:28
giant reportedly recently tested
ads in Apple Maps, and could add
1:30:32
them to podcasts and books as
well.
1:30:36
So I play this, just to show you
the power that Apple could have
1:30:42
if they just want to add ads to
stuff. I'll also say I read the
1:30:45
original Bloomberg piece. And
this is bullshit. The guy
1:30:48
himself the reporter said, you
know they could even do it on
1:30:51
podcast, no one from Apple said
that. But the gloves, so we
1:30:57
can't have that we are not brand
safe. We are we do not represent
1:31:03
the safety that a brand wants,
quite honestly, this show could
1:31:07
not have I have a great
throwback clip to just before
1:31:10
the show started 2007 coming up,
this would never have happened,
1:31:14
we wouldn't we would not be here
15 years later, with a stable of
1:31:20
producers 10 to 100 times the
size of an entire Brian Stelter
1:31:26
his entire existence. And we're
so much bigger, and we have
1:31:31
boots on the ground. It's all
part of the time, talent and
1:31:34
treasure that makes this work.
And October 26, I think we'll be
1:31:38
celebrating 15 years right
around our episode 1500, because
1:31:43
of you, because of the producers
who make this happen, and we'd
1:31:45
like to honor those who support
us with the treasure just like
1:31:48
Hollywood by giving him these
executive producer or Associate
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Executive Producer titles, which
are extremely real and useful.
1:31:58
And we kick it off with their
autonomous of Dogpatch. And Lois
1:32:00
LeBeau via who comes in once a
month, always with a an amount
1:32:08
that we cannot decipher. Today,
it is 1102. And he has a very
1:32:14
short note this time, thank you
to all producers for your
1:32:17
continuing support, and
providing outstanding art
1:32:20
content and clips and notes and
supporting the independent value
1:32:24
offered given my travel
schedule, dot dot dot. And then
1:32:29
he posted this huge musical note
that 32nd note to be exact. Was
1:32:34
it a third? Thank you it was but
we don't know what No, because
1:32:37
it wasn't on the scale.
1:32:39
Right? They were just alone.
Three second note in hot and
1:32:44
large, big, very large take care
and most of the page.
1:32:47
So so he's a code that is
totally cold and I'm pissed. We
1:32:51
can't we have never figured out
his code. I hope we're not
1:32:54
supposed to do something
important.
1:32:59
He's got the wrong guys. Cuz
we're not doing anything. So
1:33:04
we question it every time like,
I wonder? I guess not.
1:33:08
So I looked at this. Now this is
just once a month thing usually
1:33:12
comes in the last week. Yeah,
usually around the last three or
1:33:16
four days of the month. This is
in the business long before
1:33:19
that, it seems to me and this is
not what is normal donation is
1:33:23
it's it's not normal a couple
years ago, but it's lower than
1:33:28
usual. And I think it's a it's a
it's a I'm going to be gone for
1:33:33
a while donation. So I'm going
to come in a little early. I'm
1:33:36
going to show you a 32nd note.
Ah, so I may be gone for 32
1:33:42
something 32 days a week. So
he's I don't think we'll hear
1:33:46
from him for at least a month or
maybe longer.
1:33:48
Hmm, I hope he's okay. He's not
Oh, he'll be okay. He's always
1:33:52
okay. And he's on the lam.
1:33:54
Don't think so. He's he may be a
caterpillar salesman for all I
1:34:02
know. But highly, highly
unlikely. Well, it's a
1:34:06
possibility they always have to
travel.
1:34:08
Well, we really appreciate you
supporting us synonymous with
1:34:12
Dogpatch in lower Slovenia, as
all I can say is that I'd love
1:34:17
to buy you a beer brother. One
day somewhere would be nice.
1:34:21
Thank you.
1:34:22
Bread paw polish comes in from
Westminster, Colorado with
1:34:27
$1,000 and he's got some blue.
ITM jets has been a year since
1:34:34
my last donation and last year I
failed to get my knighting so
1:34:38
this time around I would like to
be known as Sir bebop be pop be
1:34:42
pop of the commie state of
Colorado right on that's what it
1:34:47
is. Keep up the good work. No
jingles no karma. Get on with
1:34:52
the show. No, thank you for that
nice note. Hey, I
1:34:55
made a huge mistake because I
got all I set myself up and I
1:34:59
screwed it up. up, I forgot to
count the trolls
1:35:04
they're not going anywhere joke
out that they
1:35:10
didn't they weren't really
messaging me about it. And 17
1:35:15
want to know 1797 Blow blow
that's why probably fake trolls,
1:35:22
fake trolls. Next up Thomas
pears from SunPower Sapa, Sao
1:35:28
Paulo, Brazil, how many times we
received a donation from Brazil?
1:35:33
I don't think very often, I
think, rarely five, six 7.89. A
1:35:39
great number a long note.
1:35:42
Yes, this note from Sao Paulo is
way too long.
1:35:45
In the morning, I'm reading the
fourth turning an American
1:35:48
prophecy by Howe and Strauss
published in 1996. And so far,
1:35:52
extremely accurate in its
prediction of the fourth
1:35:54
turning, or crisis period, they
said would start in the mid
1:35:58
2000s, and lasts for one
generation of 20 to 25 years. I
1:36:02
in fact, brought this very same
fourth turning up on this show,
1:36:06
and my co host, John C. Dvorak
poo pooed it possible. The
1:36:12
authors argue that society does
not allow does not follow a
1:36:15
linear progression, but rather a
cyclical one. And in one
1:36:19
chapter, they discuss how
technological developments are
1:36:21
adapted and used differently
depending on which one of the
1:36:24
fourth generational turning
society is currently in. And he
1:36:27
says the quote below prompted me
to donate Okay, well, that's it
1:36:31
plus, here we go. So let's find
out what the quote was. The
1:36:36
linearis view of technology
fails to appreciate the dangers
1:36:40
a new turning can bring.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates is
1:36:44
now predicting that everyone
will soon tune into a world of
1:36:47
unlimited options via high tech
portable devices. What he
1:36:52
nowhere mentions is that by
merely reversing a few circuits,
1:36:55
the same technology could
empower a central authority to
1:36:58
monitor what every individual is
doing. Consider a few other
1:37:02
technologies Americans have
recently associated with
1:37:04
individual choice, birth control
and genetic testing. And imagine
1:37:09
a similar shift for them. Oh,
that's pretty deep. While few
1:37:13
Americans want to revisit the
forced sterilization and
1:37:15
eugenics Vogue of the 1930s we
would be imprudent to declare
1:37:18
that a height higher tech
America will never lurch in that
1:37:22
direction. Ah, I'm I'm really
I'm wrong. What wrong
1:37:30
you're going into eugenics mode
completely correction, their
1:37:34
self they're doing itself
they're self mutilating to do
1:37:37
it.
1:37:38
Yep. They aren't self
mutilating. The biggest thing on
1:37:42
Tiktok now is I got a vasectomy
for my girl. Yep. That's very
1:37:46
viral. That's beauty. It's huge.
It's huge. Anyway, let's see.
1:37:53
Recalling the episode 1476 store
the Apple Watch apparently
1:37:56
saving a woman for cancer
stroke. I think the message
1:37:59
where the native ad or simply
sign up is these devices are not
1:38:02
just for emergencies. Oh, this
is this that I think about it.
1:38:07
These are for diagnosis as well.
How about this on the your Apple
1:38:09
Watch could give you the hard
problem. If you're talking about
1:38:13
reversing the technology. That's
what I that's what I'm expecting
1:38:17
to read. No, no, you're not.
You're not safe until all your
1:38:20
info is uploaded for them to
analyze and help recommend
1:38:23
treatments. Same thing can be
claimed for the genetic analysis
1:38:26
and therapy. Of course, the
whole database will be
1:38:29
backdoored to the government but
don't worry, they're the good
1:38:31
guys. Well, I think you have
captured the essence of this
1:38:34
show very well. Tomas. Can you
please play Kamala we have the
1:38:39
ability to see what can be
unburdened by what has been
1:38:42
seen, followed by to to the
head. I imagine this pompous
1:38:45
horseshit to be the constant
constellation they give you
1:38:48
after your bloodline has been
determined to be unfit for the
1:38:51
next generation. All right.
Cheers from Thomas. That's
1:38:55
why we're here today. Because we
have the ability to see what can
1:38:59
be unburdened by what has been,
and then to make the possible
1:39:06
actually happen.
1:39:11
Done, thanks. Okay, we go to
Kyle Allen in Bandera Texas.
1:39:17
Another long note that 36525 By
the way, last note was very
1:39:21
entertaining. So that's, if it's
entertaining, it's great. We'd
1:39:25
like it. I just donated 365 25
days in a year to your show for
1:39:32
my band, the $50 dynasty. Okay,
he's a taser Texas band. Oh
1:39:37
yeah. $50 dynasty we're out here
in Texas right now. We're going
1:39:40
to talk to you Hey, lo Fort
Worth is no for the show should
1:39:44
be in the Pay Pal donation, but
I wanted to write you personally
1:39:47
to connect the dots. I have a
band $50 dynasty. Yeah, there
1:39:52
you go. There you go.
1:39:52
I have a podcast, brothers of
the serpent. I'm a vineyard
1:39:57
grower and winemaker in the
Texas Hill Country. Oh, Right
1:40:00
Turtle Creek vineyard Turtle
Creek olives and vines come
1:40:03
visit anytime I'll hook you up
in case
1:40:06
you have to go Yeah, I'm gonna
look right now Turtle Creek
1:40:10
and get some olive oil I'm gonna
get me some turtle Oliver I'm
1:40:15
gonna get a hold and he's gonna
have to send me some all I'm
1:40:17
gonna get some mud some
1:40:18
turtles.
1:40:22
The podcast is with my brother
Russ, we discuss ancient sites,
1:40:26
history, mysteries and human
origins. We started about six
1:40:29
years ago, using the value for
value model. It's been a
1:40:32
successful beyond our dreams.
And we are now traveling the
1:40:36
world every year, taking groups
of our listeners on tours of
1:40:39
ages sites and geological sites.
That's nice. It's been an
1:40:43
amazing adventure. After success
of the podcast, I decided to
1:40:45
release the band's latest album
precession, under the value for
1:40:49
value model, and is done better
financially than anything we've
1:40:52
ever sold in the traditional
way. Amazing. We're building a
1:40:57
better and more direct
connection to his art. And by
1:41:00
the way, we're doing a Adam and
I are doing a book on it. Let me
1:41:02
see it's on the list. Number
eight, number eight. That's
1:41:06
right, number eight was banned.
And a 20 year listener of Rush
1:41:10
Limbaugh is premium podcasts
with no commercials, and felt
1:41:15
like I knew him like a brother
when he passed away filled the
1:41:18
void, but to no agenda shows now
fill that void. So thank you for
1:41:21
that. That, in my opinion is a
high compliment. You and John
1:41:24
are very different in your style
than rush. I hope so. But I have
1:41:28
learned to appreciate your
unique and hilarious way of
1:41:31
reporting and bringing us the
news of the week. Your
1:41:34
perspective coming from the
entertainment and media industry
1:41:37
are very entertaining. Keep up
the good work, boys. Thank you.
1:41:40
Sincerely, Kyle.
1:41:42
Thank you very much, Kyle. I
just looked so the he is indeed.
1:41:47
Turtle Creek is in the hill
country. It's near Kerviel
1:41:50
though, which likes ah you know,
it's where Ms. 13 is. So we're a
1:41:57
little concerned about it's also
where I got COVID The first time
1:41:59
we have to go visit definitely
it's a big place. Do
1:42:02
they have olive oil?
1:42:05
Yes, I believe they have all
about I'll go get some olive oil
1:42:08
for sure.
1:42:10
I haven't sent me some excuse
me. Maybe you sent me a bottle
1:42:15
of wine today. It's doable.
1:42:19
Kate and Clifford says hey, this
is a switcheroo for Craig
1:42:22
Clifford so we will make that
change right away. I'll do it
1:42:27
all uppercase just the way you
did it. Okay for click Craig.
1:42:32
This is for Craig IDM comrades,
John and Adam what better way is
1:42:37
there to celebrate my father's
bed in 61st trip around the sun?
1:42:42
Well, the value for value model
was suggested executive producer
1:42:45
ship for the no agenda show. So
please credit Craig Clifford of
1:42:48
communist Canada with his honor.
Also we only ask for a de
1:42:53
douching for him. His wife slash
mother Kathy and comrades Katyn
1:42:58
and Michelle will will do all of
that. Whereas where's my
1:43:02
dilution juice? The juice
1:43:08
you spend de deuced
1:43:11
Alright, and that's but I do not
comply thank you for your
1:43:14
courage jingles you will obey
pigs and cumin clothing and some
1:43:17
goat karma will
1:43:18
obey you will obey you will
obey. Freedom. subjugation is
1:43:25
liberation. Contradiction is
drift. Those are the facts of
1:43:30
this world.
1:43:37
You mark Hardwick's text and
he's in Aledo, Texas, Texas day.
1:43:48
Three, three 3.34. He says ITM
short note. Thank you. Please
1:43:54
call out Meredith as the
douchebag and give a little goat
1:43:59
karma. You've got karma.
1:44:06
Kevin Piercey is in Clovis,
California with 333 Dots three
1:44:11
three, our favorite executive
producer number I've been
1:44:13
listening since Adams second
appearance on the Joe Rogan
1:44:16
experience and I'm finally no
longer douchebag I am asking for
1:44:20
health karma from my older
brother Eric. In 2010. My older
1:44:23
brother Brian was killed in
Afghanistan. Tragedy struck my
1:44:28
family again earlier this year
on Memorial Day when my older
1:44:30
brother Eric twin of the brother
who died was swimming with his
1:44:33
family. He slipped getting into
the pool and hit his head on the
1:44:36
bottom instantly rendering him a
quadriplegic on dude, day
1:44:41
wrecker.
1:44:42
Worse.
1:44:44
This is a sad note very sad note
he then underwent life saving
1:44:47
surgery on his spine 12 years to
the day that our brother died.
1:44:51
His surgery went well but scar
tissue is now forming on his
1:44:54
spine which is severely
hindering his recovery. It is
1:44:57
imperative that he get high
quality physic Go therapy in the
1:45:00
next few months as the window
for recovery is apparently
1:45:03
swiftly closing. Eric was the
sole provider for his wife and
1:45:06
their blended family of nine
children. He's facing high
1:45:09
expenses for his immediate
medical and long term care needs
1:45:12
including a wheelchair
accessible vehicle, adaptive
1:45:15
equipment, home modifications
and high transportation cost.
1:45:19
Eric's medical insurance will
not cover all of his essential
1:45:21
costs and more will disability
insurance come anywhere near
1:45:24
covering the expenses caused by
this accident? We're asking for
1:45:28
donations which can be sent to
our GoFundMe, and I will link
1:45:31
that in the show notes only
sorry to hear that ma'am.
1:45:34
That really shouldn't be linked.
Sucks. Matthew Vandermeer is up
1:45:41
dent, another Texan. Denton,
Texas 33333. There's no note
1:45:45
from him. So I'll go on and jump
to
1:45:49
you need to double karma. Oh,
yes.
1:45:52
Sorry.
1:45:52
You've got karma.
1:45:57
I will read this one which is
Demba Tina stemma Tina Hunter
1:46:03
and she's in Oklahoma City. Oh,
KC 33333 First time donating to
1:46:09
the show. I started listening
two years ago when saddled tramp
1:46:12
dame of the casual listeners hit
me in the mouth. Yay. For her. I
1:46:18
figured it was time to donate my
33rd birthday following on show
1:46:21
day. 18. How about what you guys
do? You're on the list?
1:46:25
Yeah, totally. Nice to have you
here. Anonymous is in Los
1:46:29
Angeles, California. 333 Dots
three, three. Deer to old dudes.
1:46:35
I'll keep this short. Thanks
because we can't focus that
1:46:38
long. JCD you have a very
pleasant laugh. And I have come
1:46:43
to think of you as John
chuckled. Devorah heck, and Adam
1:46:47
this each answer is Adam. Don't
be so flippant, man. Okay, throw
1:46:53
in the fan. Yes. All right, who
has to remain anonymous, so they
1:46:58
won't get accosted on the
street, obviously.
1:47:02
Jeremy Leazes Nick. Actually,
why don't you take the next one?
1:47:07
Oh, okay.
1:47:11
Jeremy, Jeremy immediately
leaves from Cheyenne, Wyoming
1:47:15
333. In the morning gentlemen,
requests boogie boogie boogie
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smokin hot wife. Oh my god. Can
you see that juice and
1:47:22
anniversary, goat karma. Okay,
we can do all of that. Thank
1:47:28
you, Adam and John for the
continued media deconstruction
1:47:30
while sitting in an almost empty
movie theater watching Top Gun
1:47:33
Maverick. The number 33 appeared
on the screen. This, along with
1:47:40
other instances convinced me
that I needed to take action. I
1:47:43
hit my wife in the face around
two years ago before I was
1:47:46
listening to the show. I just
was angry at her and Kitty and
1:47:50
she remains a douchebag please
do do. Do SBT as of the airing
1:47:58
of the show, we will be
celebrating 15 years together a
1:48:01
15th wedding anniversary on
August 18 15 years and they
1:48:05
never had a fight. Please credit
this donation to brandy. Mother
1:48:10
of our two human resources.
Okay, as a switcheroo brandy
1:48:15
mother of our two human
resources and amazing bride of
1:48:17
15 years. And the karma is for
many, many more. Oh, isn't that
1:48:22
nice? Okay, so now I need to get
the Bugatti This is why I hope
1:48:28
that you aren't going to give
them to me
1:48:40
and what was the other one? The
damn juice. Juice. Yeah, somehow
1:48:47
I missed these unprepped Oh my
gosh. Can you see that juice and
1:48:52
the good karma that I got?
You've got our mind
1:48:58
just wished that woman would
come back on the air she was on
1:49:02
I think show home shopping or
which
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from the skinny 60s Use did you
still check in with QVC to see
1:49:10
if she's Oh yeah. Oh bet.
1:49:14
A lot of good stuff a good
deals. Most recently, I bought
1:49:19
this ice cream maker that was
made by ninja really? You
1:49:23
picked up on that item? Did you
call him later? How much you
1:49:26
liked it?
1:49:28
No, they don't do that as much
as they used to. Oh, I thought
1:49:31
that years and years and years
ago. They used to have one I
1:49:34
can't remember her name but she
was famous. She was one of the
1:49:37
most famous people in a home
shopping network and she would
1:49:39
take a lot of calls and
1:49:41
brunettes. Oh my god. It's kind
of a long head. She had a long
1:49:45
head.
1:49:46
She had long hair too and she
was she was very personable and
1:49:49
she loves chatting on the phone
and QVC or shopping channel. I
1:49:52
think it was shopping network.
She was on this shopping QVC
1:49:56
came later. Stewart calibers
lavender blossoms up Yay. And
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he's in Northville. Michigan. He
says Howdy folks. Hey Adam, try
1:50:07
my assault on Phoebe's dry spots
and nipples.
1:50:12
Oh, Phoebe?
1:50:14
Who's Phoebe? Oh the dog Phoebe
1:50:17
is the dog
1:50:18
it's gross. We can't hurt
because it's awesome for
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everything and everyone dogs are
people to cheers sir Cal of
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lavender Boss What is his
website? I keep forgetting that
1:50:28
lavender blossoms.org Cal we're
gonna try that. But a great idea
1:50:32
her her crusty nipples are okay
now it's just
1:50:35
oh, I don't know did this is
Matt Grossman me out?
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It's a dog. It's a dog man.
costi
1:50:41
nipple. That's my name for the
show title. Crush the nipples
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my best my band name. Are you
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Well, there's two things three
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lately. I
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got that guy. Let me play this.
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Oh, no. This is it about the
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It's gotta be about the rate is
about the rate
1:57:15
and the search at Mar a Lago is
raising new questions about
1:57:18
Trump's legal peril. The Doc can
reveal Trump is under
1:57:21
investigation for obstruction of
justice, a much more serious
1:57:25
charge compared to the violating
the Espionage Act.
1:57:28
The one that's being talked
about most is this Espionage Act
1:57:32
because it has the word
espionage in it. But the truth
1:57:35
is that when it comes to
potential criminal sentences,
1:57:39
the obstruction of justice
statute is the one with the most
1:57:43
potential prison time there
you're talking about up to 20
1:57:46
years behind bars. So these are
not sort of minor crimes we're
1:57:52
talking about here. We're
talking about the potential for
1:57:56
serious felonies with regard to
all three of the crimes being
1:58:00
investigated for
1:58:02
obstruction of justice statute
could apply if the documents
1:58:05
were relevant to an
investigation
1:58:09
I love the media on this I love
how everyone's looking at no one
1:58:14
really knows anything someone
might know something but we
1:58:16
haven't seen enough to really no
but pod save America which I
1:58:22
still very popular you know they
do a live show on the road they
1:58:25
go on the road with six people
and they were in Nashville
1:58:28
recently. And and they sit down
a big you know, big circle and
1:58:33
none of these dudes have socks
on but I yeah, they all have
1:58:38
either loafers or sneakers and
no socks and
1:58:42
I said exactly welcome to the
70s
1:58:45
I said to Tina I said what is
this she says that's really
1:58:48
modern
1:58:51
okay in the 70s
1:58:53
it looks douchey should know
that's it she says men get
1:58:57
married in in their you know
like their wedding suit with
1:59:02
high water so that you know the
pants don't go all the way down
1:59:04
with no socks. Yes, I will claim
I'm an old dude now I really
1:59:09
just I don't like this look it
looks
1:59:11
kind of light I don't like the
smell of the shoes afterwards
1:59:14
either. Isn't that
1:59:15
the main reason for socks? You
1:59:16
get cold? Yes just to keep
everything stinky and as
1:59:20
absorbent as with the buttons
for
1:59:22
so they play this game called
okay stop which is pretty much
1:59:26
stolen from us because that's
all we do is we play clips and
1:59:29
you and I stop and we have
something to say so they stole
1:59:32
that from us poorly because they
only play one clip we play we
1:59:36
play 5050 Sukkot sockless boys
but They latched on to something
1:59:44
as and I have to say they played
there there okay stop segment
1:59:49
where they play the video and
then anyone on this panel of
1:59:52
sockless soy boys can say
Stokely stop and then you can
1:59:56
talk about it. And some of them
are pretty good joke writers
2:00:00
actually they do have some good
gags and when they're playing
2:00:03
Sean Hannity and Frau Ingraham,
I have to say they get a laugh
2:00:08
out of that crowd the way we get
a laugh out of making fun of
2:00:11
MSNBC and NBC and CBS and all
these people. So it's it's
2:00:16
actually pretty entertaining.
But in this particular one, they
2:00:21
go off on, you know, the idiocy
of Sean Hannity, but they talk
2:00:27
about the McCrone documents that
you brought up that has been
2:00:33
constantly just a little message
throughout all the reporting is
2:00:39
like well nuclear secrets and
Brian this operation hurricane
2:00:42
Crossfire and, and then
something McCrone and they pick
2:00:46
up on and here's their take on
it. Let's roll it.
2:00:49
The FBI is blatantly targeting
our fellow Americans for their
2:00:52
political beliefs. The Bureau's
reputation has been shattered.
2:00:56
If you listen to my radio show,
watch this show. You know my
2:00:58
love of law enforcement. It is
now pretty much been utterly
2:01:02
destroyed.
2:01:05
This is the best.
2:01:08
This is the closest he's ever
been to feeling black.
2:01:19
In what a fragile love it was.
2:01:24
Shawn does have a point. Trump
was targeted for his beliefs,
2:01:28
his beliefs that he could show
visiting businessman
2:01:32
facts he learned about Macron
2:01:35
sex facts. He wanted to show
people who are visiting sex
2:01:40
facts about Macron and he was
gonna do
2:01:42
it. The French president don't
forget the nuclear secrets and
2:01:46
the nuclear secrets.
2:01:48
What do you think? Six facts
about McCrone? Or the fact that
2:01:54
likely or the fact that he was a
Rockefeller banker and was a
2:01:57
made man before he got to his
seat? maybe that has something
2:02:01
to do with it. Are they running
interference? Are they just
2:02:04
making a funny show?
2:02:05
That just make it a funny show?
They don't know what they're you
2:02:07
know, they're just doing what
they do. They don't have any
2:02:09
real deep thoughts. It's obvious
you can tell Oh no, no with that
2:02:12
audience you don't need any deep
thoughts you can get those
2:02:15
people for just playing a clip.
I
2:02:17
know it's great. Here's here's
someone who's funny without
2:02:20
intending to be funny Jeff big
A's over there at CBS.
2:02:25
Or la Lago. Prosecutors say Adam
B's threats against law
2:02:29
enforcement accelerated while
posting on gab the far right
2:02:34
social media site BS warned FBI
employees you've declared war on
2:02:39
us and now it's open season on
you know he's been charged with
2:02:43
one count of threatening law
enforcement. Federal, State and
2:02:47
local law enforcement are not
taking any chances. As more
2:02:50
security barricades are going
up. The Joint Intelligence
2:02:54
bulletin issued Friday contains
ominous warnings about potential
2:02:58
threats against federal
officials and facilities,
2:03:02
including a threat to place a so
called Dirty Bomb in front of
2:03:05
FBI headquarters and notes that
there are online calls for civil
2:03:10
war and armed rebellion teams
which are now flooding social
2:03:15
media saying what happened to
Trump? Yeah. Investigators say
2:03:22
last week search of the former
president's residence and Mr.
2:03:25
Trump's statement confirming the
FBI operation is fueling some of
2:03:30
the anger the former president's
use of the words underseas rated
2:03:35
and occupied and been analyzed
or their impact
2:03:39
analyzed
2:03:40
for their impact. So this this
is kind of interesting. This is
2:03:44
a trying to flip the script a
bit on on Trump. And they have
2:03:50
the oh they got fencing going up
in DC or the FBI is very
2:03:54
worried, apparently. But I have
to say when you hear like a
2:03:59
little snippet from social media
is go time I have read and seen
2:04:04
hundreds of these we're not
going to take this and you know
2:04:07
what, they're all full of shit.
These are all little keyboard
2:04:09
warriors. No one's going to do
anything. See
2:04:13
their plants. I don't even
believe that their click
2:04:15
keyboard warriors. They're all
FBI guys, as far as I'm
2:04:17
concerned. Well,
2:04:18
there's that well, and maybe
they will try and kick something
2:04:22
off, you know, anything anything
to get those Republican Whitmer
2:04:27
kidnapping, which is debunked
and torn up right, because it
2:04:32
was all FBI all fake is
basically the I'm sorry, the
2:04:38
model for doing this sort of
thing and the FBI six week cycle
2:04:41
and the rest of it.
2:04:43
Right, right. So okay, well, no,
there's no civil war coming.
2:04:48
Nothing like
2:04:49
that is connected to things.
There's no civil war coming up.
2:04:52
Hey, no, and there's any deep
defunding the FBI is never gonna
2:04:56
happen. Who even came up with
this? I don't They laugh they
2:05:00
come up with and blame it on
somebody else. That's when you
2:05:03
want
2:05:03
defunding the FBI. Here's trump
the obstructionist
2:05:07
and the search at Mar a Lago is
raising new questions about
2:05:09
Trump's legal peril. The
documents revealed Trump is
2:05:12
under investigation for
obstruction of justice, a much
2:05:16
more serious charge compared to
the violating the Espionage Act.
2:05:19
Oh,
2:05:20
the one that's being talked
about most is this Espionage Act
2:05:24
because it has the word
espionage in it. But the truth
2:05:26
is that when it comes to
potential criminal sentences,
2:05:30
the obstruction of jumps play
2:05:32
this already. Did I play this? I
might apply? I think so. Okay,
2:05:35
then let me move on to to the
cohorts Giuliana Giuliani's
2:05:40
being
2:05:40
Oh, Julie, this is hilarious.
This is great. Other
2:05:43
major headline tonight involving
a very close supporter of the
2:05:45
former president. ABC News has
learned tonight that Rudy
2:05:48
Giuliani has been informed that
he is in fact a target in a
2:05:51
criminal probe into alleged
efforts to overturn the election
2:05:54
results in Georgia. Let's get
right to our chief White House
2:05:57
correspondent Celia Vega with us
from Washington as well tonight
2:05:59
and Cecilia, what have you
learned? Well, David,
2:06:01
this investigation into whether
former President Trump and his
2:06:04
allies tried to overturn the
results of the 2020 election
2:06:07
there in Georgia really appears
to be ramping up tonight.
2:06:10
Giuliani's lawyer telling us
today that he is a target in
2:06:13
this ongoing probe. Giuliana
horse was former President
2:06:16
Trump's personal lawyer and he
spread widespread conspiracy
2:06:19
theories about ballot counting
in Georgia where of course
2:06:22
you're gonna remember that
2:06:23
a probe is not an investigation,
is it? Are they saying probe
2:06:27
with with purpose here probe
because a probe is not the same?
2:06:31
I don't think
2:06:32
there is. Value. I think the
words can be used
2:06:35
interchangeably in a news
report. Okay,
2:06:37
counting in Georgia where of
course you're gonna remember
2:06:40
that's when former President
Trump said they wanted to find
2:06:42
some 12,000 votes in that state.
That of course was the amount of
2:06:46
votes that Joe Biden won Georgia
by Giuliani is now set to
2:06:49
testify before a special Grand
Jury though he is expected to
2:06:53
claim attorney client privileges
when this happens on Wednesday
2:06:57
if he is asked about Donald
Trump. But David, listen to this
2:06:59
tonight, another Trump ally
Lindsey Graham ordered to
2:07:03
testify before that same grand
jury. Investigators want to hear
2:07:06
from the South Carolina Senator
about calls that he made to
2:07:09
Georgia elections officials
tonight, David Graham's office
2:07:12
as he does plan to appeal this
decision.
2:07:16
Yeah, okay. So we still don't
really know what the documents
2:07:21
are. I was watching a video, a
YouTube video from C span
2:07:25
actually yesterday from 2000.
And it was about it was seen as
2:07:31
kind of a famous journalist who
found the entire Operation
2:07:35
Paperclip files, and this was
after World War Two, when the US
2:07:41
decided, hey, it's better for us
to have the smart Nazis, who,
2:07:46
you know, do the space program
like Wernher von Brown, and some
2:07:50
of the doctors and some of these
other people. We can't let
2:07:53
Russia have them. So we got to
bring them over hundreds, some
2:07:56
say up to 1400 True 100% Nazis.
Wernher von Braun was personal
2:08:02
friends with Hitler. And they
brought him a hotshot he wasn't
2:08:06
he was a real hot guy. So what
was interesting is this guy by
2:08:09
accident found these files. They
were in the National Archives,
2:08:15
but they they were misfiled,
which is what what government is
2:08:19
good at doing is if you if you
don't want anyone to know
2:08:21
anything, you don't destroy it.
destroying documents is hard.
2:08:25
You don't want to miss the
Indiana Jones and the Temple of
2:08:28
Doom, right. So it ended
2:08:30
now, these documents were
supposed to be declassified in
2:08:36
2015. And these documents were
misfiled in the nuclear room. It
2:08:44
was just one of those
coincidences. I'm like, Oh,
2:08:47
really? So they're talking about
not nuclear documents. 2015
2:08:51
Maybe this was supposed to be
declassified. And as all this
2:08:54
shit about all these Nazis who,
you know, right down to grandpa
2:09:00
Bush financing the Nazis with
his bank? Oh, yeah. Fresh out.
2:09:06
He's frustrated. him maybe with
some of that? I don't know. I
2:09:10
don't know. Well,
2:09:10
I've heard you know, I was
listening somebody speculative,
2:09:13
which is very reports and they
latest says well, you know, what
2:09:18
Trump had is quote unquote, his
insurance. You sure what is
2:09:23
keeping Trump alive? Because you
brought it up earlier? And well,
2:09:29
it's got he's got the good got
the good thing or someone he's
2:09:33
he's pulled an FBI trick. And
they think it may have been kept
2:09:37
in tomorrow Lago or they don't
know, you know, they so they
2:09:40
raided them and grabbed it
grabbed whatever they could find
2:09:43
and curse. They screwed that up
next time. You hear the sports,
2:09:46
there was
2:09:47
a great, a great tie into this.
The so Gillette just Layne
2:09:54
Maxwell when she was in jail,
and she has written about this
2:09:58
or she's been quoted She was,
you know, she was very lonely in
2:10:02
her cell and they kept turning
on the light for 15 minutes, you
2:10:05
know, make sure he wasn't going
to kill herself. And she said,
2:10:09
You know, I just made up a
roommate who was was turning on
2:10:13
the light or doing stuff and my
roommates name was a 17. Just
2:10:17
kind of out of the blue, and the
boxes at at Mar a Lago were
2:10:23
labeled a one through a,
whatever it is 20, including a
2:10:28
17. So immediately everyone
thinks a 17. That's the box.
2:10:33
That's the client list. Maybe
it's something like that. He has
2:10:36
something they desperately want,
that's
2:10:38
for sure. And I don't know that
I pretty sure they didn't get
2:10:41
it.
2:10:42
No, no, no, he's
2:10:47
got a lot of properties around
the world where he could hide
2:10:50
something, then you can, he
could also have instructions. I
2:10:53
mean, he obviously has people
that are moles in his operation.
2:10:57
And that's what happened here.
The Mole found out something and
2:11:01
turned him in or the Mole was
actually a double mole. He could
2:11:05
have been working for Trump at
the same time, he was a mole for
2:11:07
somebody else and gave him a,
you know, that's why they
2:11:11
released the affidavit to find
out who the Mole is and see if
2:11:13
the guy was, you know, legit.
And I'd say it's a spy movie.
2:11:18
It is a little precarious,
because, you know, it could go
2:11:20
either way. You know, a lot of
people his basis certainly
2:11:24
motivated a lot of people like,
Hey, man, this is crap. What are
2:11:26
they doing? But then, you know,
the the Department of Justice
2:11:32
seems to be advancing their
agenda of all Republicans
2:11:35
dangerous. They're threatening
the FBI, as it could kind of
2:11:40
backfire. Who knows?
2:11:43
Well, it's definitely the
intelligence community. Yeah,
2:11:48
whatever. That is not happy.
2:11:51
I saw one other report that you
see, where's this from? Gateway
2:11:57
Pundit. Okay.
2:11:59
Huge. Gateway Pundit. Well,
2:12:01
you know, I Well, I'll just read
the headline huge concerns about
2:12:05
Peter struck working for the CIA
are likely at the heart of Mar a
2:12:09
Lago raid.
2:12:12
That's a good one that I
2:12:13
think, yeah, that's why I
brought it to the
2:12:15
FBI. There's books about the FBI
versus the CIA. There's those
2:12:19
strife they've had between the
two groups, because the CIA
2:12:23
keeps impinging on the FBI, but
then again, we tend to believe
2:12:29
are you doing particularly that
the FBI has already been
2:12:31
captured by the CIA? Yes, I
know, it wouldn't make any
2:12:34
difference where the struck was
working there or not, but maybe
2:12:38
it does make a difference. If
you're operating as a CIA agent
2:12:41
in the United States
domestically, it makes a huge
2:12:43
difference. Oh, yes. You can't
do that. You can't do that. But
2:12:47
most likely, it's just all the
unredacted stuff of crossfire
2:12:51
hurricane how they're railroaded
him. But again, maybe you know,
2:12:53
maybe this the JFK files are in
there. Maybe the moon landing.
2:12:57
This is my hope. Something about
the rest, okay. about Tesla, you
2:13:03
know, some good shit free
energy. Come on Trump. What do
2:13:06
you got, man?
2:13:08
You know, I'm still disappointed
the fact that Trump did not, if
2:13:11
Trump,
2:13:12
pardon Snowden and pardoned
Assange, Assange.
2:13:16
Why is that? If somebody
explains to me why that is, then
2:13:21
I'll be all in with the trumpet
with the Trump idea. But now I
2:13:25
don't hear anything. I think,
you know, this whole thing is
2:13:28
just a giant, like a melodrama
going, playing out before our
2:13:32
eyes and we deconstruct it as
best we can. And I don't take
2:13:36
sides on the thing. I mean, I
don't like the the security
2:13:40
state at all. No, but I'm not,
you know, the, you know,
2:13:46
we just want information that
upset. We just want information.
2:13:50
We just want to look for
information, man, new shit has
2:13:53
come to light. How about that
2:13:55
phony story?
2:13:57
I'm sitting in the back of the
beast.
2:14:01
I said, Take me to the Capitol,
her shirt.
2:14:05
So I grabbed this theory with
the comedy. And he rebuffed me
2:14:13
she said, he rebuffed.
2:14:16
Interesting where he rebuffed me
like this.
2:14:19
And I started to choke him. I
felt you know, when so when the
2:14:22
story came out
2:14:27
some people said I never knew
you were that strong physically
2:14:30
to think that I'm going to be
jumping into the seat Grampy
2:14:33
here we're being rebuffed
grammar this big powerful guy.
2:14:36
His dick is like this engraved
but I'm gonna take care of boy
2:14:41
Oh, boy. Oh, boy. Well, we have
to put in and guess what? The
2:14:44
Secret Service put out and
announce which they never do put
2:14:47
out an announcement that had
never happened, which everyone
2:14:50
knew anyway.
2:14:52
Is that so? The Secret Service
put out?
2:14:56
Yeah, almost the next day.
2:14:58
How come Katie Turner didn't
report that cuz Katie Turner
2:15:01
does a report, I want to take us
back to just before we started
2:15:05
the show to give you and this
will lead you into hopefully
2:15:08
some of your your clips. Just to
give you an idea of how
2:15:12
different the world was 15 years
ago, we're going back to 2007.
2:15:17
This is from a meeting, which
was called the state of the
2:15:22
black union. And you know,
they're just like Cornell West.
2:15:26
And you know, it was a huge
event and a hundreds and maybe a
2:15:29
couple 1000 people in the
audience. And Kyra Davis just
2:15:35
does this minute and a half
takedown of what we now would
2:15:41
call woke bullshit culture and
weak parents, that that needs to
2:15:48
be revisited just to set the
stage for those you who maybe
2:15:54
weren't paying attention in
2007. Or to see how far we've
2:15:57
come with the Idiocracy.
2:15:59
We claim the minds of our
children, they went into the
2:16:02
black holes. Now the powers that
be and told us that you cannot
2:16:05
discipline your children
anymore. And if you just bring
2:16:08
your children you're going to
jail is this kind of thing they
2:16:11
told us then they went into the
public schools and took
2:16:14
discipline out of there. So when
we acted up in there, they put
2:16:18
our boys black men into some
kind of special ed classes. And
2:16:25
as you know, those special ed
classes are nothing but honing
2:16:28
sales until they can go to the
state prison.
2:16:37
This is what they do. And then
the one thing that they knew
2:16:41
that if we can put them in
prison, if we can have them
2:16:44
convicted for a felony, then
once they get out of prison,
2:16:48
they cannot get a job. Because
they cannot get the job. And
2:16:55
then if they happen to eke out
and find a job, then they have
2:16:59
to pay taxes on a job, yet they
cannot vote.
2:17:10
I call that taxation without
representation as a religion.
2:17:16
And if one of the things that we
would learn to do, they did a
2:17:19
grand thing when they took that
discipline away from us, because
2:17:22
when they made our parents
afraid to discipline the
2:17:24
children, then what happened? We
found out that the teachers were
2:17:28
afraid of the principles of
transverse areas of something
2:17:31
tendons, superintendent was
scared of the stone. Stone God
2:17:34
was scared of the parents.
Parents were scared of the
2:17:37
children and the children
2:17:45
exactly where we're at and the
children aren't scared to nobody
2:17:48
and they just sit there and tell
you which pronouns to use. Shut
2:17:51
up, dad. That's how it started.
That and bullying laws.
2:18:00
Emerald bullying laws brings up
a clip that I picked up off tic
2:18:03
toc. And this is a I think this
is a mixed race family and they
2:18:10
and a mom is a kick ass it
doesn't like anything and she's
2:18:14
decided to record this for
posterity. And she has a kid
2:18:18
sitting in a chair answering
questions. She's grilling him.
2:18:22
And this is the school
instruction to the bully clip.
2:18:26
They told you what at school
that if you're being bullied
2:18:29
what
2:18:30
you can't go home and tell your
parents wha cause the parents to
2:18:39
go to the school with weapons
and you'll end up with someone
2:18:46
with their life gone taken away
2:18:53
this is what they're telling you
I'm Middle School to not go home
2:18:56
and tell your parents that
you're being bullied. Right So
2:18:59
Tony Yeah, self control and self
control wow
2:19:08
it used to be stand up to the
bully Now don't tell you parents
2:19:14
now shut down a shut up
2:19:17
let the bully go man because
what because someone might come
2:19:20
to school and shoot him up or
what the hell was the was the
2:19:22
reason you know what was that?
You can't you can't report on a
2:19:27
bully because someone might come
shoot up the school come Yeah,
2:19:31
that was the gist of it. That's
really bad.
2:19:36
Me Well the other end of this
play this clip this is the MOS
2:19:40
This is man on the street
report. Some guys in Portland
2:19:44
talking to some lady I would
call this woman a lowlife.
2:19:48
Alright,
2:19:48
I saw this Portland.
2:19:50
There's shooting of a Trump
supporter recently.
2:19:52
Awesome. I don't think I've
heard of another Trump supporter
2:19:56
being shot so the what? He got
shot at life If I believe You
2:20:02
died Tough luck Don't be a Trump
supporter in Portland
2:20:09
Yeah, big mouth. Yeah, there's
there's always a holes
2:20:13
everywhere this first one to
start crying you know, Yale
2:20:19
pediatric gender program.
2:20:21
Well I got two clips on that.
Oh, I
2:20:25
got one do you have two clips to
use?
2:20:30
Do I know about my gotta clip? I
got two clips I got one is a
2:20:34
about
2:20:35
the director speaking.
2:20:38
Know you whatever yours is I
don't have I can assure it
2:20:41
because mine is about Pittsburgh
children's and Boston children.
2:20:44
No,
2:20:44
this is this is Yale. This is
the Yale pediatric we don't say
2:20:48
children a year we say
pediatric. Yeah, well, here's
2:20:52
it. Here's the here's the
Director
2:20:53
of Clinical psychologist by
training. And I am the director
2:20:58
of the L gender program, which
is an interdisciplinary program.
2:21:03
Working with gender expansive
individuals, three to 25 and
2:21:07
their families, we help
individuals who are questioning
2:21:10
their gender identity or who
identify as transgender or non
2:21:14
binary, we help them with their
gender journey, thinking through
2:21:18
that thinking through the risk
of medical intervention,
2:21:23
starting medical intervention,
and also building supports
2:21:27
around them and I love what I do
so it's really, really wonderful
2:21:31
to to be working in this field
and to be working with
2:21:36
individuals who are gender
diverse and gaining their
2:21:39
support and helping them on
their gender journeys.
2:21:41
Gender journey gender expansive,
intergalactic gender journey
2:21:46
gender journey is nice because
even though it's it's
2:21:49
alliteration, it's two different
letters, which is kind of cool.
2:21:53
So we got to how are you in your
gender journey?
2:21:55
I'm on my way. Here, here's a
little e we got a note from yo
2:22:01
whoop dee doo de gender change
then reversal story is low note
2:22:05
came in an email fun story for
your friend had an eight year
2:22:08
old daughter who did anything
and everything for attention,
2:22:11
bullying, crying, framing
people, et cetera all the time.
2:22:15
She was full on trans eight year
old and the mother embraced it
2:22:21
in full full heartedly. You
know, okay. puberty blockers
2:22:25
changed the name. She changed
her name got puberty blockers,
2:22:28
told all the friends in schools
cost of the puter puberty
2:22:32
blockers were like 25k for a few
months. Who pays for that? Well,
2:22:39
this is an interesting question.
I never realized that. But you
2:22:42
know, we talk about
2:22:42
Medicare COVID Metalab, Medicare
won't pay for your hearing aids
2:22:46
but you want you want to change
your gender. Yeah,
2:22:49
if there's an angle, these guys
will make the money. A year or
2:22:52
so later. He was like, I'm so
sorry. This isn't for me. And
2:22:57
they had to undo everything. But
the thing that got me in that
2:23:02
note was the 25k. Because we
during the entire two years of
2:23:06
COVID covers that we did. It's
always boiling down to money,
2:23:10
government money spent on the
shots, checking into a hospital,
2:23:15
but they're calling it COVID
Because there's an extra $33,000
2:23:19
is some some
2:23:20
number in Vermont event for 60k.
2:23:23
And you are getting money money.
It was all about the money and
2:23:26
this I'm now beginning to think
just with that number, this
2:23:30
gender bullshit that's going on
with six year olds and seven
2:23:34
year olds and eight years old is
nothing more than money. Oh,
2:23:39
hello. Okay, well,
2:23:41
slow. No, but there's a whole
system set up it starts in the
2:23:45
school and they hand you off to
the psychologists which right
2:23:48
away you go to the gender
specialist. Oh yeah, there's a
2:23:51
whole system waiting in the
wings. It's no different from
2:23:54
SSRIs being handed out like
candy. And like everything we
2:23:58
are a drugged out nation. In
fact, I'm expanding what I
2:24:03
typically say is these people
are over socialized under
2:24:06
informed and drugged up. Drug
let's
2:24:10
go so tick tock tick tick tock
guy lives a tick tock guy who
2:24:15
got banned.
2:24:16
I think it's a woman the legs
lives of tick tock woman.
2:24:20
I think it might be that don't
say guy you're misgendering No,
2:24:25
ma'am, you're dead naming her
stop it.
2:24:31
So she is on his rampage about
the lies about gender
2:24:37
reassignment surgeries being
done to minors. And she keeps
2:24:42
documenting the fact that it
keeps being done to minors by by
2:24:46
just finding people online that
are dead who have done it shows
2:24:51
dead so Facebook kicked her off.
Can't do this, of course can't
2:24:56
have so I got two clips on this.
First is gave an interview that
2:25:02
somebody did. And this was she
just picked up on she didn't
2:25:05
catch this one on tick tock. It
was an interview between a
2:25:08
congressman and the head of one
of the guys at one of the
2:25:14
spokespersons doctors at
Pittsburgh Children's Hospital
2:25:18
because the focus has been on
Boston Children's Hospital of
2:25:21
late. But this is an interview
and it brings a few things to
2:25:24
light, including the fact that
17 year olds have their tits
2:25:28
removed. Here we go in for
2:25:30
genital surgeries. And these we
really started age 1887
2:25:35
versus gender talk.
2:25:37
Oh, sorry, this is 17 year olds,
I'm sorry, I didn't really
2:25:40
know that was a boost. That's
why it's very unattractive. I
2:25:43
did not make it clear when I
have that clip coming. But this
2:25:46
is gender talk.
2:25:47
What does gender affirming care
look like for a five year old
2:25:50
and maybe for a 10 year old?
2:25:52
That's another good question.
Four or five year old, there is
2:25:55
no medical intervention for
2:25:57
now who's talking here?
2:25:59
This is the guy from Pittsburgh
Children's Hospital, who's who
2:26:03
is being interviewed by a
congressman. And he is in charge
2:26:07
or the spokesperson for gender
care
2:26:10
interviewed in a in a
congressional setting. I know
2:26:13
this isn't his office, I don't
know where this came from just
2:26:17
hanging out there just hanging
out talking gender.
2:26:19
Guys like to Congressman's a
podcast or something. He's got a
2:26:22
mic there is very strange. I'd
like to get the genesis of this
2:26:26
clip, somebody might be able to
tell me go
2:26:28
on with this gender affirming
care look like for a five year
2:26:31
old, and then maybe for a 10
year old? is another
2:26:33
good question. So for five year
old, there is no medical
2:26:37
intervention for a five year
old, because none as necessary.
2:26:40
What we do for a five year old
is that we refer them to a
2:26:43
therapist to help them explore
their gender identity, and then
2:26:47
they can change how they feel
about themselves.
2:26:49
Isn't that the definition of
conversion therapy right there.
2:26:53
If you really want to talk about
it, we send the five year old
2:26:56
who's going to help them on
their journey, because you said
2:26:59
gender, what gender journey no
gender,
2:27:03
what we do for a five year old
is that we refer them to a
2:27:06
therapist to help them explore
their gender identity,
2:27:09
and explore their gender triad
2:27:11
and make them feel comfortable
with how they feel about
2:27:13
themselves. Okay, now for a 10
year old that really depends on
2:27:17
where they are in puberty,
because for some people,
2:27:20
especially those who are
assigned female at birth, they
2:27:22
might start having signs of
puberty. And then there's
2:27:27
discussion on whether or not
puberty blockers may be
2:27:30
warranted for that individual
because they can become really
2:27:33
distressed, if they're starting
to develop secondary sex
2:27:37
characteristics that really
distresses them. So it really
2:27:40
depends on where they are in
puberty at 10 years old,
2:27:42
when would hormone therapy tend
to be introduced? And how do we
2:27:46
know that that
2:27:46
safe right away?
2:27:48
So another? Good question. So
according to The Endocrine
2:27:52
Society guidelines for working
with transsexual individuals,
2:27:56
they recommend at the age of 16.
2:27:59
There's a lot of discussion
about surgical options. When
2:28:03
does that become part of the
discussion? And do all trans
2:28:06
people seek surgery?
2:28:08
Another good question and so
for, depending on the type of
2:28:12
surgery, but for the vast
majority of surgeries, they are
2:28:17
not done until the youth is 18
years old. The only exception is
2:28:22
top surgery in which sometimes
that is done earlier. And again,
2:28:25
that is a intensely personal
decision between the child the
2:28:31
family and the doctor and the
surgeon and the mental health
2:28:34
provider to see if that is right
path towards them.
2:28:39
Bro, this is so crazy. This is
before the COVID indoctrination
2:28:46
happened, this was well
underway. These are these are
2:28:48
parents who are believing in
science. And there's a whole
2:28:52
bunch of experts already to make
money to show you the science
2:28:57
how you're going to make money
because your child is not happy
2:29:01
today, of course.
2:29:03
So you have a well let me get
this straight. You have a 1617
2:29:07
year old girl who's developing
breasts and she's emotionally
2:29:11
upset about everything your boy
Dachi wanted a boyfriend and one
2:29:15
another girl wants to kiss her.
She's got she's a mess. She
2:29:18
can't get good grades. And she's
going to be making decisions.
2:29:21
You know, you will
2:29:22
do anything as a parent to help
your child but this is this is
2:29:25
what has happened. This is It's
my generation. Be honest about
2:29:29
it. My generation who was like
Oh, whatever we have to do for
2:29:33
the oh, I will say okay, what do
you want? You want this you want
2:29:35
to ring here knows Hey, you want
to tattoo there? You want to
2:29:38
boobs off? What do you want?
It's okay, I love you. But where
2:29:44
does this come from? Before you
get to your second clip? I got a
2:29:47
dynamite email from one of our
producers who works in a
2:29:51
Minnesota School District not as
a teacher is is Yeah. But he
2:29:57
worked he runs the theater. Did
you He this note,
2:30:01
I think so because I remember
although I may not
2:30:03
may not. So he runs the theater.
So he deals a lot with the
2:30:10
gender inclusive classroom. I'm
quoting here had to attend an
2:30:16
Educators Conference for some
theater stuff. One of the
2:30:18
classes ended up being about
choosing shows to perform based
2:30:22
on equity. Yikes. It was an hour
and a half, about how good the
2:30:27
presenter had at coaching
Broadway performers yet her
2:30:31
college and high school years
were some of the most traumatic
2:30:33
experiences she had ever been
through. The trauma was rooted
2:30:38
in her being one of the few
black women in the theater
2:30:41
program she was in. She kept
asking questions that we could
2:30:45
consent to answer. Like how many
bipoc and LGBTQ i A plus members
2:30:51
we had in our respective
programs. Worst part about it is
2:30:54
when she finally got to the safe
musicals, you could pick that
2:30:58
remember this for school
theater. It was all Disney shit.
2:31:04
Disney is partnering with all of
these schools in their theaters
2:31:09
for the Disney plays that role
right into the Disney movies.
2:31:14
The Disney TV shows the Disney
cartoons which are jacked with
2:31:18
this stuff, and they're proud of
it. Disney is scrub bed, Disney
2:31:23
is 80 years
2:31:24
old school theater be introduced
to the world's great playwrights
2:31:29
like baritone breaths, I mean
anything but but the Little
2:31:36
Mermaid. She's really racist. So
that I that's a real problem,
2:31:43
man, Disney is in deep, and
we've played so many clips to
2:31:46
how proud they are of the
indoctrination they put into
2:31:49
their, into their work. And so I
can only presume that they may
2:31:54
they may even be doing rewrites
for these schools, who knows? If
2:31:58
you're in that department
anywhere, let us know what's
2:32:01
going on with Disney weaseling
in with their messaging on the
2:32:04
children. It's very dangerous.
2:32:09
So back to the TIC tock, this is
a tick tock video of Boston. The
2:32:14
one of the Boston Children's
Hospitals representatives
2:32:18
talking about Mastectomy is the
previous videos they've had
2:32:24
which a lot of them are
disappeared, are talking about
2:32:27
complete surgical removal of all
the sexual parts of a girl. And
2:32:33
as some sort of a benefit to
someone out. Here we go looking
2:32:37
forward
2:32:37
to genital surgeries. And these
we really start at age 18, age
2:32:41
17. For very few transgender
women where it's really
2:32:45
appropriate. You actually need a
second letter from another what
2:32:50
they say yeah, we can do 17 year
olds is where it's appropriate.
2:32:55
Supposed to
2:32:57
contain for very few transgender
women where it's really
2:33:00
appropriate, you actually need a
second letter from another
2:33:04
behavioral health professional.
And the purpose of that letter
2:33:07
is to make certain that you
understand the fertility
2:33:10
implications about the surgery,
and you're really making an
2:33:14
informed decision to eliminate
your future fertility potential.
2:33:18
If you haven't already bagged
gametes or done other fertility
2:33:21
preservation.
2:33:25
Yeah, it gets cut off. I liked
the way they switched this over
2:33:32
though. If you if you look at
the progression here First it
2:33:34
started with guys turning into
girls and in fact, Mimi pointed
2:33:38
out that up in Port Angeles area
which is pretty Hicksville, you
2:33:42
know, the Western Western
Washington region, he says Neri
2:33:47
Nari nary a day goes by wish
doesn't say some guy in a dress.
2:33:51
You saw Nari Nari marry a nerd
goes by where she doesn't see a
2:33:56
guy in a dress. And this is only
within last year.
2:34:00
Like a full on dress dress or
like a killer dress a dress
2:34:03
a dress, just the dude guy in a
dress. You know what a guy in a
2:34:07
dress looks like as well as I
do. Yeah, it
2:34:09
looks like every Sun guy in a
dress. Every single black
2:34:11
comedian who goes to Hollywood
it turns into a guy in a dress.
2:34:15
Yeah, always. Except for Dave
Chappelle did he
2:34:18
get refused to do it? No.
2:34:22
Controversy controversy over
there in Scotland. You know,
2:34:26
they they're offering free
period products as they call the
2:34:31
provision of period products
free of charge to those who need
2:34:34
them. It is now the first
country in the world to
2:34:36
introduce this legal
requirement, which of course is
2:34:40
great. These are very, very
expensive products for women.
2:34:45
The thing is that they appointed
a dude as the F in charge of the
2:34:50
program. Doesn't seem like a
smart deployment. Just Just
2:34:56
saying. Everyone's all bent out
of shape over there. Yeah,
2:34:59
that's equity. equity equity.
The world has gone nuts people
2:35:03
just gone nuts see?
2:35:08
Okay, we're gonna switch gears
Yeah, let's do that. Let's go to
2:35:12
these two clips, insect grease.
2:35:18
Cool this cake needs is flour,
eggs and 20 grams of dead
2:35:22
insects. Now you haven't
misheard a team of scientists
2:35:25
are Belgium's University of
Ghent are trying to find a way
2:35:28
to substitute dairy in cakes,
cookies and waffles. They say
2:35:32
deriving grease from insects is
more green than dairy
2:35:35
production. And they
2:35:37
are more sustainable because
they use less land. They are
2:35:40
more efficient converting feet
to weight and they also use less
2:35:46
water to produce and in this
case, they are a they can be
2:35:51
produced within Europe. That
will decrease the footprint that
2:35:55
other type of food sources
bring. Because they come from
2:36:00
faraway let's say South America
or Southeast Asia
2:36:05
by soaking the insects in a
little bit of water and then
2:36:07
mushing them with a kitchen
blender before centrifuges
2:36:10
separate a butter like substance
a grease is made which the team
2:36:14
used to bake with, but how does
it go down outside of the lab.
2:36:21
So you have to see this so you
take these bugs, and you give
2:36:25
them a good blend and then you
centrifuge out what looks like
2:36:28
grease
2:36:30
sludge.
2:36:31
I can't imagine if it's the
sludge sludge
2:36:33
insects nudge
2:36:34
but it's not a real sludge. It
really does least it's kind of
2:36:37
looks like a shortening is
whitish
2:36:42
looks like Crisco that going
back Crisco it's a great it's a
2:36:44
bug Crisco. You know the Crisco.
Crisco was started as industrial
2:36:50
waste. It was it was about Yes,
Crisco is a byproduct of
2:36:55
industrial sludge, and they just
gave it a different color and
2:36:58
marketed to moms as a perfect
for for all your baking needs.
2:37:03
So that just backs
2:37:04
up my understanding of the
origins of Crisco really up but
2:37:07
now okay, what's your intuitive
eating my understanding that it
2:37:12
was a they were looking for
there were some it was a
2:37:15
depression product, they were
looking for some substitute for
2:37:18
butter that can be used as a
shortening in baked goods. And
2:37:23
they found that they could take
a cheap vegetable oils and
2:37:28
hydrogenate the crap out of them
to make them into this thick
2:37:31
goo. And which is the same thing
they do with it. I can't believe
2:37:36
it's not butter and all the
margarines the oleomargarine
2:37:38
that came out which butter
flavor which was just the worst
2:37:42
kind of hydrogenated oil because
you literally stuck them into a
2:37:48
oil like refinery and then you
pumped hydrogen into the product
2:37:52
until they got thick. In fact, I
was at one of these processing
2:37:56
plants when I was an inspector
and the guy told me about a
2:38:01
hydrogenation of of oil. He says
we could pump so much hydrogen
2:38:06
into oil we can turn it the oil
into a solid brick. Yeah, make
2:38:12
it we can make it that hard.
2:38:14
Okay, I was wrong. I'm sorry. It
was soap. It started as soap.
2:38:21
And we eventually wound up
basically eating our candles. So
2:38:25
it was hydrogenated cottonseed
oil. It Crisco comes from a soap
2:38:31
patent and then when they
applied so you're saying they
2:38:35
were looking for now I think
it's very similar to the def the
2:38:38
diesel engine fluid. They had
this waste product like pig
2:38:42
urine. Yes like fluoride, same
thing put it in the water tell
2:38:46
everybody it's healthy. But
that's what I've heard. But you
2:38:50
know what? I'm sure lots of
producers will will come in with
2:38:53
their version someone who I
think the verse I think we
2:38:56
covered it but then of course
the the gays got a hold of it
2:38:58
and then it had a whole new to
use.
2:39:01
We will talk about that someone
no will never talk about that.
2:39:04
But I remember the 80s so that
is I was saying you did turns it
2:39:09
into this kind of grease and
they're using it for cooking.
2:39:12
And so they went and I was asked
a few people about anything you
2:39:15
had your normal woman on this
giggling woman. Okay, on the
2:39:20
street and here we got part two
with a couple a little bit of
2:39:24
reporting.
2:39:24
For me, there's no difference.
So it's a it's actually better.
2:39:31
You think? Insights back cakes
again? I don't think the team
2:39:40
say the consumers can't taste
the difference when a quarter of
2:39:43
the milk butter is replaced with
the fat from the insects, but
2:39:46
they start to notice when it
gets to the halfway mark. So who
2:39:50
knows? One day you could be
munching on a cockroach
2:39:53
croissant as you head to the
office or making your nearest
2:39:56
and dearest a Beatle birthday
cake
2:40:01
Yeah, I'm really not happy with
this, these stories, oh, to try
2:40:06
to the shoving this idea down
the public's throat and and
2:40:09
doing their testing it on the
public and you're getting prime
2:40:12
giggling girls out there? Well,
I guess it's okay because they
2:40:16
don't know anything. And these
are the same girls that are
2:40:18
deciding to have their kids cut
off when they're 17 because
2:40:21
they're so in the know, this is
ridiculous.
2:40:25
The Rockefeller Foundation in
2019 2020 came out with a report
2:40:33
called reset the table meeting
the moment to transform the US
2:40:38
food system. And the entire
document is about changing the
2:40:45
US. It's actually it's four
documents, you have the full on
2:40:49
report, you have the Executive
Report, and then you have the
2:40:53
you have the messaging report,
which I'll share a little bit
2:40:58
of. And everything in this
document is about how we need to
2:41:04
explain to the American people
that we have to change our food,
2:41:08
our food system, our food system
is bad, because not enough
2:41:12
people get enough to eat. And of
course, while we're at it, a lot
2:41:17
of food is really bad for the
planet. So we have to let people
2:41:20
understand that they're not
going to be eating their typical
2:41:24
foods anymore. And so this is
truly moving to synthetic foods
2:41:31
or to fake meat to anything but
normal food at well bugs to a
2:41:40
lot of it's a lot of plant
based. Now that now you sent me
2:41:45
a link to a story, which shows
how far along Mises plant based
2:41:50
meat now costs less than animal
meat in the Netherlands, that's
2:41:54
always a good way to get people
to be interested in a food
2:41:57
product, especially if you tell
them that it's so much healthier
2:42:01
for US price so much better for
the for the planet, and Burger
2:42:07
King. Now in Austria. Their
default or what they call normal
2:42:13
is a plant based burger. When
you buy any burger product from
2:42:17
Burger King, you have to ask
specifically for flesh. And they
2:42:22
have this whole ad which is all
in Austrian, German, so I won't
2:42:25
play it. But there's people
going Hey, hey, can I have a
2:42:28
burger? What do you want? Normal
order but Fleisch? Well, what's
2:42:31
normal normal is is is plant
based. Okay, I'll have normal we
2:42:34
want to be normal. Take your
normal burger you want to flesh
2:42:37
burger. You're so bad. So then
they're pushing this and this is
2:42:42
right along with this. Reset the
table, report and narrative. And
2:42:47
we get companies like this The
reDefine meat company, and
2:42:51
they're pretty big
2:42:53
meat. The most complex culinary
product crafted by nature over
2:42:58
millions of years. What is it
about me that makes us love it
2:43:03
so much? Is it the flavors? The
texture? Is it the memory of the
2:43:11
best steak you ever had? Meat is
a hallmark of our past? It's a
2:43:16
staple of our lives today. But
what about the future? What if
2:43:23
we could give the world a better
meet new Meat, meat that's
2:43:28
delicious, environmentally
friendly, and kind to animals.
2:43:34
New meat precisely the same,
entirely different. We use
2:43:41
cutting edge technology to
replace the need of animals
2:43:45
starting with natural plant
based ingredients crafted and
2:43:49
optimized using AI and machine
learning. With advanced
2:43:54
manufacturing and 3d printing.
By collaborating with the
2:43:59
world's leading butchers and
chefs, now every meat dish can
2:44:04
become even better to satisfy
any carnivore vegan or
2:44:08
flexitarian. Having unlocked the
secret new meat, we're on a
2:44:14
journey to become the world's
largest meat company. Redefine
2:44:18
meat, a whole different animal
2:44:23
flexitarians unite. So they're
these people.
2:44:28
That was that was a parody. Who
was it that Babylon B was that
2:44:31
Avalon Bagshaw company
2:44:33
that specializes in plant based
synthetic foods,
2:44:38
which is AI are they using and
they're using a I am
2:44:43
machine learning? AI and machine
learning?
2:44:46
Oh yeah, AI and machine
learning? What is they have an
2:44:49
AI will be miles to choose and
he's got a tongue. But what are
2:44:53
we talking about here? What kind
of bullshit are they trying to
2:44:56
deliver to the public by
dropping in a bunch of buzzwords
2:44:59
from silicon? On valley
2:45:00
from the here's some examples of
the narrative and messaging in
2:45:04
action according to the
Rockefeller Foundation, the
2:45:08
message framework can also be
used to develop social post
2:45:10
quotes for news releases,
podcasts, factsheets, blogs,
2:45:13
etc. Here are a few examples
from the foundation's own
2:45:17
communications. Let's try
something, quote, working
2:45:20
together, we have the
opportunity and the obligation
2:45:23
to transform the US food system
to make it more efficient,
2:45:28
equitable, healthy, and
resilient, both in good times
2:45:33
and in bad. You see where this
is going. Access to affordable
2:45:38
healthy food should be available
to every child and family.
2:45:41
Tragically, it is not even here
in one of the richest countries
2:45:45
on earth. So they just keep on
going and they talk about
2:45:49
closing all the McDonald's and
Burger Kings to see how that
2:45:52
does for the planet.
2:45:54
People will starve they have
most people there's a lot of
2:45:58
Do you think people are relying
on that food? Oh, horrible. But
2:46:02
you're blaming the cow and by
the
2:46:05
grass by design? Of course the
Food deserts are everywhere. All
2:46:08
you got is the Burger King. The
water burger, the McDonald's?
2:46:14
Absolutely. And if you look at
you know, I still subscribe to
2:46:17
what a burger is not bad. You
have none around here, I still
2:46:22
subscribe to the food processing
processing magazine. You know,
2:46:27
because this is where you go and
buy your your AI machine
2:46:30
learning plant based food
machines, the processing
2:46:33
machines,
2:46:34
yes, a good man, it would be one
of the any any food machinery
2:46:37
magazine, and there's more than
one are very entertaining to
2:46:42
anyone who's interested in
anything, especially technology,
2:46:45
what they seem to have a lot of
is ads for machines that are
2:46:48
able to detect micro particles
of metal in
2:46:52
the food. So yeah, they got a
big problem.
2:46:56
So so we're getting plants plus
metal.
2:47:00
Right, they got all these good,
high industrial grinders and all
2:47:03
the rest of it, a rock gets in
there instead of just a bunch of
2:47:07
plants to be ground up the
rocket ship to the grinder and
2:47:11
then a piece of metal would be
at flower flyer, a bunch of
2:47:14
Slivers are all over the place.
And now what we're going to do,
2:47:17
because there's tons of them,
there's all over the place. It's
2:47:21
a nightmare.
2:47:22
So, of course, you like bone
shards.
2:47:27
The as we move to a much
healthier alternative for you
2:47:30
flexitarians out there, please
remember that your obese child
2:47:34
is not obese because of the
burgers you feed the child
2:47:37
study showing how climate change
specifically higher temperatures
2:47:40
is making our children more
inactive and more obese. The
2:47:45
study published in journal
temperature found today's
2:47:48
children are 30% Less aerobic ly
fit than their parents were at
2:47:52
their age if your children are
reaching the World Health
2:47:55
Organization's recommendation of
60 minutes of exercise a day.
2:48:00
Now listen, it has gotten a lot
hotter, hotter in the weather
2:48:03
has been crazy. But I think it
also has to do with technology.
2:48:07
You know? Yes, it's one thing
not to go outside. But these
2:48:10
kids don't go outside because
they can stay inside the on
2:48:13
their phones, play video games
and be social without having to
2:48:16
go outside and be social.
2:48:17
And here's the final. I'm sorry.
2:48:19
Well, I was gonna say I kind of
agree with the last part of
2:48:22
that. But the other part is
school systems that both have
2:48:25
cut recess down. Don't let kids
take enough exercise nuggets and
2:48:30
they give them and P nugget
right. And PE is like not what
2:48:34
it once was. They've taken all
these you know, a lot of the
2:48:39
kinds of things you used to do
in PE I don't even know if they
2:48:41
have baseball fields to some of
the schools nowadays. And yeah,
2:48:45
and then they feed the kids crap
in this cafeteria.
2:48:48
So the kicker the kicker of the
Rockefeller Foundation's reset
2:48:53
the table to transform America's
food system. The kicker is the
2:48:58
slogan. You ready? Food is
medicine. That's the slogan.
2:49:06
Food is medicine. Brought to you
by the very same people who
2:49:11
invented the medical industry.
Food is medicine. So they're
2:49:15
going to sting. They're going to
make your your food out of oils.
2:49:19
No petrochemicals, which some
2:49:21
vitamins in there. We have
vitamins in it.
2:49:23
You would jam some electrolytes.
Lots of electric Gatorade
2:49:28
forever. Yeah, this is not good.
It's not good.
2:49:34
No. And meanwhile, the super
elites will be eating like
2:49:37
champion. Caviar beef will be
like caviar. Good caviar even
2:49:42
that's like the beef. When you
say caviar. You're an elitist
2:49:46
and you shouldn't be like we put
it with your crew to tase heaven
2:49:49
forbid.
2:49:50
Your crew does exactly. The crew
details. Yeah, that's it. That's
2:49:54
coming in. There's no stopping
it. There's only four food
2:49:57
processors. Really enjoy only in
the United States who do a lot
2:50:02
of business and then they're
pumping it out and you ensure
2:50:06
Oh, I don't like it. I won't eat
the impossible meat you will
2:50:08
when you can't afford the other
stuff. You will it's happening.
2:50:15
Oh man, I hope we're done with
this show and have our exit
2:50:18
strategy before everyone's eaten
bugs all the time bugged box if
2:50:23
book wanted to look climate
change, before we take our final
2:50:26
break.
2:50:28
really have anything? I got a
couple things.
2:50:31
I gotta tell you. We just had
that one. Obviously, you know,
2:50:34
we're still waiting for the for
the for the extreme. Mega flood
2:50:39
over there in California, which
is coming Yeah. Oh, yeah.
2:50:41
Right. megaflo it does happen
every 1000 years. Why they're
2:50:45
promoting it now is beyond me.
We're in a drought. There's no
2:50:48
way you know, that. Okay. This
morning.
2:50:51
Millions of people are on alert
for extreme weather.
2:50:55
Are you on alert? John? John,
are you on alert? Millions of
2:50:59
people are on alert on
2:51:00
learning millions of people are
on alert for extreme weather.
2:51:06
From monsoon rains to extreme
heat. triple digit temperatures
2:51:10
today are expected in Kansas,
Texas, Arizona and California.
2:51:16
California Central Valley region
is expected to hit 105 or more
2:51:20
this week, prompting and
2:51:22
all the time in the Central
Valley.
2:51:24
Sorry. I'm sorry. No, it also
hits 100 Every single summer in
2:51:29
Texas. This is not like a big
deal. Like we're used to it. You
2:51:32
know, and we got air
conditioning news now. Millions
2:51:37
of people are worried
2:51:38
California Central Valley region
is expected to hit once you see
2:51:42
these Californians. That's why
they're worried because they
2:51:44
believe California Central
2:51:45
Valley. We know where that is
right now. What is it here in
2:51:49
right here in the Bay Area. It's
70 105 or
2:51:54
more this week, prompting an
excessive heat watch for more
2:51:57
than 7 million people.
Meanwhile, 9 million Americans
2:52:02
are under flash flood warning as
the Southwest braces for more
2:52:06
monsoon rains. Over the weekend,
flash flooding closed down roads
2:52:11
and forced evacuations in Utah.
In Texas, the desperately needed
2:52:18
rain fell in massive amounts.
Roads in Corpus Christi flooded
2:52:22
after a half a foot of rain fell
in the area back in California
2:52:26
mudslides and flooding forced
road closures in San Bernardino
2:52:29
County. It comes as experts say
the chances of a so called mega
2:52:33
flood hitting California flood
doubled. A new study shows that
2:52:37
climate change is increasing the
likelihood of a cataclysmic
2:52:41
flood hitting in the next 50
years. The flood could turn
2:52:44
California's low lands into an
inland sea putting parts of
2:52:48
cities such as Sacramento,
Fresno and Los Angeles
2:52:51
underwater. Yeah. Predicted mega
flood would displace five to 10
2:52:56
million people and it would
cause a trillion dollars in
2:52:59
damage
2:53:00
within the next 50 years.
2:53:03
They can't even predict the
weather in the next week.
2:53:06
Explain
2:53:06
here's here's a weird one. So
we're running out of water
2:53:10
everywhere. Oh, we got no water,
California got no water. We got
2:53:13
no water, Texas got no water, we
got no water. But somehow the
2:53:16
sea levels are rising. Doesn't
matter does all of our water
2:53:21
just freshwater just from the
ground up counts? Extreme heat
2:53:27
prediction. We continue
2:53:28
then there's this sobering
prediction tonight America will
2:53:31
get a lot hotter over the next
three decades. The nonprofit
2:53:35
first street Foundation says by
2053 more than 100 million
2:53:39
Americans will live in an
extreme heat belt in the South
2:53:43
and in a wide area stretching
from Texas to the Wisconsin
2:53:46
border. The heat index in those
places could reach 125 degrees
2:53:51
at least one day per year.
2:53:53
Notice she says heat index that
is not the temperature lady heat
2:53:59
index.
2:54:02
You know you're not going to be
in a heat belt. Yeah, they're in
2:54:06
Texas. Oh yeah. Well, it's going
to be up to the Wisconsin border
2:54:10
for some unknown reason.
2:54:11
Shouldn't they just shouldn't
these people at CBS just be
2:54:13
happy? I got those rednecks
they're gonna fry I mean, they
2:54:20
really why are you warning us
rednecks right
2:54:23
there? There's no agenda.
Imagine all this evil who could
2:54:28
do that? Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
2:54:37
so let's do some. We have a few
people to think we do. Starting
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with Arie Kira ragi cow Rodney
in Prague. Prague is in Prague,
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one and $50 Simon Alicia in
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Probably I do $150 razor in the
night and he wants to be
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the long rifle.
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leaves a note and she's in
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VIG Saggers tude.
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Sorry, I'm sorry, I'm,
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I mean, you would also use the T
word a lot which is what T word
2:56:13
tits that that grinds on me for
some reason. I don't know why
2:56:17
it's
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Yeah, it does.
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It sounds really unfriendly. I
don't know why. I like breasts.
2:56:25
I don't know. I'd also like
boobs, Tatas fun bags or any of
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that. I'm not
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just like breasts, period
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You're discouraging this.
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I'm not discouraging that at
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personal preference.
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Idaho. Lewis and we only had one
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kg in some place in Virginia.
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always agree with everything you
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we are of course, but you have a
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That's what counts. Let's hear
some of those who made it was an
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action at the Oregon local 33
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Last Saturday was the Oregon
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roundtable. He's leaving Oregon
for drier pastures down south.
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He has been a producer since
2014 and has hosted meetups in
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thank him for his courage and
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wish him the best in this new
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This meetup featured a meat
tasting. We had some pomegranate
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need made in Portland. Everyone
agreed it was very tasty. So
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come visit Dick's primal burger
in Portland to try some good
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meat.
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The meat was super good. Yeah.
There you go. Millennial Mel,
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everybody who accompanied
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version of it's really
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accents on it and everything.
Let's check out Concord,
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California had a report. Report
from their meetup there. Hello,
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this is Sir lavish. I'm
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Concord meetup. Let's go around.
Hey everyone, this
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San Francisco. I
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drove all the way here today to
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Sir pepper outsi thanks for the
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morning in the money.
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This is Sam having a good time
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Hey, this is Matt keeping it
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I'm Kristin and it's hotter than
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morning, Adam. This is bareness
Sarah Rupert. And I'm here with
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love you abusing your kids so
great. Every year we got a meet
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up report from Blackhat DEF CON
and to this year is no
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exception.
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This is Sir Mike Burnett of the
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from Las Vegas.
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No agenda meet up in the
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Hey, this is Laura. She's the
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Vegas out of the Black Hat
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planes bad that is out there in
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region meet up on Sunday. That's
our next show today along with
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Taylor and John come to Vegas.
There's a ton of these meetups
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you can organize one yourself
it's not that hard you go to no
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agenda meet ups.com go there
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I forfeit. Do you have nothing?
You got it? Man. I
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don't like winning without a
fight. I'll just pretend this
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one. Oh, this is yours John.
Okay. It'll be you eating
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insects in the darkness way too
long. Maybe this one I think
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that
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thing could actually get quite
big.
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Kind of like that. They do
believe it. Amazon's
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works they do work as they add
more doesn't have any challenge.
3:08:38
Oh man be jacket like it up this
American jacket? Man almost. Let
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me check it.
3:08:44
They do believe it. Close
enough. It works. How about
3:08:48
this?
3:08:48
Whatever you do. Do not say
balls.
3:08:50
I kind of like that one. No, I
don't like it. You don't like
3:08:54
it? How about this one?
3:08:55
It doesn't pass the smell test.
No, that's
3:08:59
saying that the shows no good.
And then
3:09:01
they came for our tomatoes.
3:09:04
Then they came for our tomatoes.
So I guess it's the they do
3:09:08
believe it? Yeah, they do blue.
Good. I'll
3:09:11
jack it up and be good. It's not
just believe it?
3:09:13
Do they know that's why it's so
good. Because they do believe
3:09:17
it.
3:09:17
Yes. That's just believing still
good. Yeah, this do believe so
3:09:20
this
3:09:21
and hash thing has gone out of
control. It really has you maybe
3:09:25
Oh my goodness. You know now
it's like, look at the video,
3:09:28
the ring video. She clearly has
your emergency brake on the rear
3:09:32
wheels are locked and she's
still going at. It's not real.
3:09:38
What else? She did an interview
with Ellen and she was really
3:09:41
afraid of Elon and you know, and
hashes Island Kildare.
3:09:44
All of that makes sense. Well, I
mean, I know when this came
3:09:47
up. I will remind everybody that
after the Vegas shooting, which
3:09:53
is still one of the Vegas Vegas
shootings,
3:09:56
you talked about the one where
they shot the thing. Yeah. Oh,
3:10:00
yeah, if you recall, it was a
shit show. No one knew what was
3:10:06
going on. Then we had the
security guard that we could
3:10:08
interview but only everyone
could interview him and only
3:10:11
once and after that we never
heard from the guy is going way
3:10:15
back. And she has a very tight
connection with Vegas with
3:10:19
gangsters because she's got all
of her all of her slot machines
3:10:27
all Ellen shows, maybe not
anymore, but back in the day,
3:10:30
and she did the only enjoy.
3:10:32
I do believe that. I've seen an
Ellen slot machine. That's
3:10:36
interesting.
3:10:37
Well, what we deconstructed at
the time is that she was being
3:10:40
put at she was being used to get
this guy just to say whatever
3:10:44
they needed him to say before
they sent him off to pasture.
3:10:47
Right? Remember this? We did?
3:10:50
I just vaguely remember. But I
remember maybe,
3:10:53
I don't know. But an hash was
doing a Lifetime movie which is
3:10:57
still going to be aired in
September as per lifetime
3:11:00
network about pedophiles and
chemtrails could it get any
3:11:05
better? I don't think so. So
everybody's got an opinion. I'm
3:11:09
just hanging back because I know
this will go nowhere. No one can
3:11:13
tell me for what reason for what
good reason did and hash have to
3:11:17
be killed. However, when you get
a fight,
3:11:21
I would say that people if
you're gonna go along this
3:11:24
route, I would have skipped the
whole story. But if you're gonna
3:11:26
go this route, I would say
that's the same people that
3:11:29
killed Mike Hastings or
whatever. Well, no, because my
3:11:32
kids know is a high speed car
running into
3:11:35
Now you sound like every Jackass
on Tik Tok. The problem is Mike
3:11:39
Hastings was a journalist who
had just called and said, I've
3:11:42
got new information man, new
shit has come to light. And then
3:11:46
he veered off in his Porsche and
I know is a Mercedes and
3:11:51
collided into a tree on a
straight road. Right? That was
3:11:56
That is what people claimed to
be remote control. And how she
3:12:00
had just backed into a storage
unit 15 minutes before she's
3:12:04
clearly erratic. It doesn't
matter when you get a fireman on
3:12:09
Tiktok saying, Hey, I'm going to
talk to my fireman buddies. Hey,
3:12:15
this makes no sense. There's
something wrong with the video
3:12:18
I'm seeing and this is the video
of them bringing supposedly an
3:12:22
hash out on a stretcher. She's
in some kind of bag. She's
3:12:25
unzipping the bag. leans
forward, just push back and then
3:12:28
into the ambulance. Listen to
what the five the Tiktok fireman
3:12:31
says,
3:12:31
Alright, so I need to make a
video about this actress that
3:12:35
they said died in that car crash
into the house caught on fire.
3:12:40
It looks like a movie sent to
me. I'm a fireman, paramedic.
3:12:45
I've worked scenes like that.
Those aren't real firemen. None
3:12:50
of them had gloves on all of us
firemen or EMTs or medics. If
3:12:54
she was burnt up she'd be IV
intubated. At least a BVM bag
3:13:01
valve mask oxygenating her she'd
out of the IV in place fluids
3:13:05
going she wouldn't be wrapped up
in a sheet. We don't put people
3:13:08
in body bags, but there was a
sheet wrapped on her. You also
3:13:13
don't apply cool wet dressings
to somebody with that much body
3:13:20
surface area. Burn up okay, none
of the none of that makes sense.
3:13:24
That wasn't a real incident. It
seemed like a movie set. Take a
3:13:29
look for yourself. She was also
making movies about child
3:13:33
trafficking and chemtrails.
3:13:37
That's the kicker for me so
that's the am hash All right,
3:13:44
we'll look into it your are you
looking?
3:13:46
I'm not looking into anything.
3:13:48
You said you're gonna call your
fire buddy.
3:13:50
Oh no, I'll look into that but
I'm not gonna I mean this is
3:13:54
like I mean this is even this is
too far even for me. No. Okay,
3:13:59
you're right.
3:14:01
Anyone these lows
3:14:03
alright everybody that wraps it
up. Oh man alert the affiliates
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right. We received exactly zero
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For the classics. Exactly. We've
got a classic hacking Hillary we
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got Secret Agent Paul. We got
the Zuckerberg face bag. I mean,
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it's all beautiful. That's one
of my favorites. Very good.
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who wanted these guys he tried
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said he wants to nine oh well
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everybody what about the sweaty
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got beautiful to see God deals
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seen nothing like you've done
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you know what you don't see a
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happy birthday that you never
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Started Facebook, I run it. And
I'm responsible for what happens
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here. It's not enough to just
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sure that those connections are
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just give people a voice. We
need to make sure that people
3:18:38
aren't using it to harm other
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they share it with protect their
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the company. But I'm committed
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