August 21st, 2022 • 2h 57m
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boom, there you go. Here's some
lead. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak, Sunday, August
21 2022. Award winning
combination media assassination
episode 1479
is no agenda.
Banner you have my books and
broadcasting live from the heart
of the Texas hill country here
in FEMA Region number six in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
from Northern Silicon Valley
where I miss Brian Stelter slash
show somehow. I'm Jhansi,
Dvorak, Raglan Buzzkill.
Did you actually go looking for
that? Well, he
made the statement that he was
going to explain everything or
something or other on Sunday.
I don't think they'd let him do
that. Did they? Did they let him
do that?
I didn't find anything. I went
to the guy, maybe unless they
rented it to four in the morning
or something or sometime
earlier. But from 10 on when I
went downstairs, it's just Oh, I
gotta check out put it on
record. And there was nothing
but there's a car and Pamela
Brown and this and that is
nothing. I couldn't find
anything.
How about YouTube?
I'm gonna have to look at
YouTube. Maybe they'll have
it there. That's basically where
you got to look for stuff, man.
As usual. I
can't find it on the station. So
I'll have to say what YouTube
does enrich
my life. You know? It is it is a
place where you can find stuff.
It's pretty
good. There's stuff just a fun
bit shoot too, you know?
Yes. No bid, shoot, bid shoot.
Let's not grumble, grumble
Bridey. on Dailymotion, Vimeo.
Yeah, we can keep on going and
then no agenda bear tube and no
agenda to you go. That's that's
a great place. No agenda, no
agenda to. So I just want to get
one thing out of the way because
my personal gripe about the
hearing aids bullshit. Oh, there
we go again. Yeah, well, it's
kind of it's important to know,
because Congress passed the
inflation Reduction Act, and as
part of the big selling point of
the inflation Reduction Act, is
you're gonna have ending money.
Lower medical costs for you old
people. And of course, I usually
don't consider myself to be part
of the old people crowd yet? Not
yet. But, you know, I got the
hearing aids. So I'm a little I
do have a little jump there on
the
decibel broadcasters.
So. Okay, so that's, you know,
that's, that's what they're out
there selling. And then I hear
our vice president selling it
with this message, which I shall
deconstruct right afterwards.
Greetings everyone. lowering
cost is one of our
administration's highest
priorities, and that includes
health care costs. To that end,
the FDA has issued a new rule to
allow hearing aids to be sold
over the counter. Soon,
Americans with mild to moderate
hearing loss will be able to buy
their hearing aids at the local
drugstore or pharmacy, no
prescription needed. This change
will make it easier for millions
of Americans with hearing loss,
including many seniors to
receive the care they need. And
it will also reduce the cost of
a pair of hearing aids by
hundreds or even 1000s of
dollars. Every American has a
right to receive affordable
health care. Today, our
administration has taken another
step forward in our fight to
protect that right. Take care.
Take care. All right, let me
take care
namaste care.
Let me explain with why this is
so disingenuous, besides the
fact that it was Elizabeth
Warren who got lobbied she got
tons of money from Bose and I
think from others to to get this
change issued. And here's what
the change is the change is only
in one thing. The definition
hearing aid, there has always
been a difference. A hearing aid
is a sophisticated piece of
device that you get from an
audiologist you go through the
test and it's a medical thing
you should that's really the
process and I can as a longtime
user, I can attest to that.
Everything else that comes out
of Silicon Valley or China where
you stick it in your ear use the
app and it goes pretty loopy
boop, boop, and then oh, all of
a sudden it's magical. That cure
that used to be known as a
hearing amplification device. So
the only thing that legislation
changed is now the people who
make hearing amplification
devices which are not
sophisticated therefore only
cost a couple $100 They now be
they may now be called hearing
aids. So they were always able
to be sold through the mail over
the counter etc. But now they
can call them hearing aids and
they're not I mean, and guess
what? They can probably Jack the
price up a little bit too. Well
Jack the price further screw the
poor medical. The person that
uses medic medical gear.
Now you notice that she says
people with mild hearing loss?
Yes, because that's only an
amplification device will
probably help some mild hearing
loss and most People can even
imagine they have mild hearing
loss. But then to say, look how
great this legislation is the
inflation Reduction Act, it's
going to save you 1000s of
dollars. Yeah. By making you
hear shit. That's what they want
for the American people. Yeah.
Oh, yeah. Hey, you know what
you're gonna pay more for a
shooter your experience, and
you're gonna like it. Take care,
y'all. Okay, so just to show you
how it works. And that's just
the beginning of our show,
ladies and gentlemen. just the
beginning. How you doing?
Otherwise? Yeah,
get off your chest. Well,
there's
another one. I got one more.
I mean, I'm just lay back going.
Have you been tracking the James
Webb telescope. And all of the
images that have been coming in?
I'm not talking about the the
one guy who took a picture of a
piece of salami, that was pretty
funny troll. But the real
images, the stuff that they get.
Did you see that story? It was
great. I missed it.
I know. Okay, I'm flat footed
here. take me take me home. Take
me on Jeeves.
Okay. As it turns out, the image
is coming back from the Hubble
from the Webb telescope, which
allow us to see, like 15 times
further than the Hubble
telescope. And now they have
brilliant colors, etc. It hasn't
really been published yet. But
there's several articles. And
here's, here's an example.
Astronomers looking at web. What
if the Big Bang didn't happen?
As it turns out, it's not
looking the way it should. It's
not an ever expanding universe.
Stuff is you know, that is
further away is actually
smaller, whereas that should be
bigger. And everyone's flipping
out. They don't know what to do
because there's no there's,
there's astronomers tweeting
like I lay awake in bed at 3am.
I wonder do we get everything
wrong? This is a phenomenal,
phenomenal thing that's
happening because what if you
don't have the theory of
evolution? What is the other
theories? creationism?
Is their thermal it's not
binary, it correct
is not I completely agree. But
if you look at the two big
theories out there, it's like,
they don't know what to do with
it. They're stuck. They don't
know how to how to explain it.
The science is stumped.
Okay, let's go back to my when I
was a kid, yeah, here we go.
Rounds couple of kids. 1957 was
the International Geophysical
Year and I remember this very,
very Donald's. I was I was a
little kid little stamp
collector. So I remember
collecting the Steely Dan or
nationally Dan IG why? So I was
a little kid, and I'm looking at
the globe. And I'm looking at
South America, and I'm looking
at Africa. And I'm looking at
the big chasm, oceanic chasm in
between these two bodies of
land. And I'm looking, I'm
looking, I'm looking to see you
know, that these two have had to
have been hooked together. At
some point. They fit like two
jigsaw puzzles. At the time, I
was a little kid who liked doing
jigsaw.
Every kid sees this and thinks
this I'm sure when you're
uncorrupted.
Yeah, and what do I get from the
teacher? No, that's a myth is
not true. That's not No, no, no,
no, no, no, no, you're dumb
little kid. And so okay,
whatever. International GF
Geophysical Year comes around in
1957. They discovered tectonic
plates. And then they follow
that up with Yeah, you know
what, these two continents are
once one continent. And the
whole bowl crap all the years
and years and years and years
and years of no. It turned out
to be Yeah, no, that's exactly
what it was. I felt very, I felt
relieved. I can imagine a common
observation that any normal
person would make now was true,
though. Everyone denied it. It's
officially it was officially
denied. It's I find that set my
whole life on the course of
becoming a podcaster.
And look at the success you've
achieved young man.
Congratulations
top early podcaster. Pioneer.
Well,
there's a lot of teachers about
to become podcasters.
This morning, the Minneapolis
school district is sticking with
its controversial policy to lay
off white teachers before
minority ones regardless of
tenure. Previously, district
wide layoffs used to be handed
out based on seniority. In
March, the Minneapolis teachers
union negotiated a contract with
a district that states non white
people can be exempted from
layoffs. In order to remedy the
continuing effects of past
discrimination. The district is
telling ABC News The contract
the recruitment and retention of
teachers from underrepresented
groups that remedy now prompting
legal concerns
the Supreme Court has been
really clear on this issue that
just having a policy to prefer
one race over another in terms
of layoffs is clearly a
violation of the 14th amendment.
Special interest groups say in
2020, students of color and
Native Americans made up 35% of
Minnesota's K through 12
population, but only 4% of the
more than 63,000 teachers in the
state were people of color,
or Minneapolis, there's like a
gap between the diversity of
students in the diversity or
lack diversity of our teachers.
This is not about trying to pit
one racial group of teachers
against another. This is about
serving students the best
several black educators in
Minneapolis in agreement with
the contract, when they see
somebody who looks like me, and
maybe it looks like them. They
feel a greater sense of
connection and
belonging in that community,
I would say that we were first
asked to start hiring more
educational professionals of
color and start hiring more
licensed teachers of colors.
Others believe the new policy
will do more harm than good.
There's different ways that we
should be hiring, but we should
not be implementing hiring
decisions based on the color of
people's skin.
You know, we have, we had house
guests last night, a friend of
Tinos, who they've been friends,
since Tina's old days when she
worked at the bank. They were
both in finance. And, and she's
now a professional executive
coach. She does executive
training for executives and, and
I'm starting to ask her about
it. So what exactly does that
mean? A lot of push ups? Well,
it's much more almost like
therapy when and part of that is
there's she does have a lot of
male clients. But you can
imagine men in a corporate
setting they they have filters
on all the time like, oh, I
can't say this. I can't say that
they have they have trouble
managing people because of this
continuous friction of what can
you say and what can you do? But
she has one female client and
African American Tabitha which
was mixed, maybe an Asian
African American woman what was
and this woman was hired to be
like a powerful position. And
she realized that she was really
out of her depth. And then she
realized Holy shit, I was a
diversity hire. And it's and it
hurt her
like realize finding out your
adopted
but interesting analogy. But But
yeah, that yes. And that was
that shocking for her and but
the worst part was, she
couldn't. She couldn't do it.
And she had to figure out how to
resign you know, she and she so
it really the polish that was
intended to lift her up and be
so kind to her really set her
back in her career. It's amazing
this that people don't think
this should through
surmising. It's a very, that's
actually a fascinating
situation. I'm sure you learned
from the coach.
Oh, yeah. Some other stuff that
some other stuff I got to talk
to you about later.
But by the way, what when in
Minnesota become the number one
woke area? They keep coming up
with this stuff. One thing after
another. It's strange to me.
That's a good point.
But this is not new. I mean, it
wasn't a shock. That was
Minnesota. I mean, I'd be I'd be
more I'd actually be kind of
shocked if it was Iowa. But
Minnesota always comes up with
this stuff over and over and
over again. I do remember I do
well.
Well. I think we have talked
about this that the Minneapolis
law enforcement and the way
Minneapolis dealt with
immigrants that is definitely
similar to Austin in a way
there's you know, the right side
of the tracks wrong side of the
tracks. And well there's a lot
of stuff going on and I
want to throw this in again, a
Minnesota was like Austin
contaminated by Californians.
Oh,
totally possible.
Try no was it was happening
because my wife had a bunch of
friends they moved to Minnesota
from because it was cheaper is
the old the lure crazy lore of
the Midwest
kids.
That's going westward young man
go there, freeze your butt off.
But anyway, so that's why they
moved there and they weren't and
they were all with other expats.
All of them from California and
all in Minneapolis. Hmm,
interesting. No, I mean, it
hasn't been studied like
Washington States filled with
what was the mark California is
coming up here. They're going to
screw up our real estate values.
Our homes are going to become
worth a lot more money but you
get big this How dumb they are
up in Washington? Oh no, all the
houses are going to become very
valuable and we could sell for a
lot more money and we could also
take out loans on him and really
do well because our property and
everything And our net worth is
going to go up get away
Californians go back. What's
your Washingtonian there?
Port Angeles was in the news the
other day I don't remember what
it was some woke there
was they're starting to store
cargo container ships and other
boats giant ships in the harbor
there because this morning
prices are dirt cheap and
other free. There was something
else it was some woke thing that
was hilarious. And I thought, Oh
my god.
Whoa. A lot of stuff starting to
go on was against California.
Thank you world for the gift
that keeps on giving. Well,
you're
still there. You
can contaminate anybody. No
kidding.
You're still there though.
I like it.
And there it is. He likes it.
Mikey likes it. It's all good
people. It's all good. Oh, man,
this there's so much so much to
discuss. Oh, okay. Well, I'm
gonna be right before you veer
off.
I do have a teacher's clip. Oh,
groovy. Because you know it's
going to New Jersey also
contaminated by California. Is
this guy so sad as I consider
myself a former Jersey boy, of
course. Now I'm a Texan. But I
was in Jersey for 12 years, I
really connected with the energy
of the people. That has
obviously changed. I left in
1999. So a lot has changed. But
it's sad for me to hear these
things. Jersey was just it was
just different man. It was it
was cool. All right.
The coolness is leaving because
teachers are taking over here we
go. This is New Jersey teachers
versus the public.
And heading north to New Jersey.
The largest teachers union there
is facing backlash for a new ad
that appears to label parents
who speak out at school board
meetings as extremists. Here are
the details. The New
Jersey Education Association
posted this ad on YouTube on
August 15, titled same thing.
The group is New Jersey's
largest teachers union with
200,000 members.
We don't agree on everything in
New Jersey. But we all agree
that our kids deserve a world
class education. So when
extremists start attacking our
schools, that's not who we are.
People who only want to fight to
score political points should
take that somewhere else.
New Jersey is set to begin a
controversial new sex education
standard this fall, it would
require public schools to
incorporate LGBTQ themed content
into their K to five curricula.
Oh man.
Now I want to mention something
here not now. I sound like an
old fart and I'm going to sound
like one. I remember when LGP BT
Q whatever. We're starting to
make inroads and they would say
we're going to do this or we're
going to do that and they always
promised that the promise
literally promised and I
remember it happening in
California that don't worry
about we're not going to go into
the schools and proselytize it's
never going to happen with a gay
teachers right just hire us
we'll be fine. We'll be will
blend right in don't worry about
it. And now this is what we get.
This is the Thank you, which is
you know, for accommodation,
let's say is that the next thing
you know, oh, first grader began
to learn about LGBTQ plus. So I
just find this to be very
suddenly offensive. And and
based on a lie. So let's go to
part two of this.
It expects students to define
terms such as sex assigned at
birth, gender identity,
cisgender and transgender by the
end of fifth grade. The ad shows
photos of parents protesting at
school board meetings with two
news headlines, one titled son
New Jersey schools under siege
and the other called Don't say
gay bill introduced by New
Jersey State Senator. One of the
photos was taken in August 2021.
At a Nevada school board meeting
parents there protested against
the school district's COVID-19
Mask mandate. Another photo
depicts a man yelling during a
May 2021 meeting in Georgia
after the school board rescinded
a resolution against the
teaching of critical race
theory. Republican lawmakers
criticized the ad saying the
union is out of touch with
parents concerns. The New Jersey
Republican Party wrote it
protecting our children from New
Jersey Governor Phil Murphy's
insane sex ed standards is
extreme than we wear this as a
badge of honor. The ad by NJ EA
has gained over 90,000 views on
YouTube and the comments section
is turned off.
So they they're disingenuous
with their the ad itself is
showing other areas claiming
it's them. And then if you
remember the first clip, the
woman says oh don't come in here
and grouse about what we're
teaching so you can gain
political points. What What
parent who's going through a
school board meeting is looking
for political points, not
running for anything. They're
just bitching and moaning. So
this whole thing happening in
New Jersey is probably one of
the worst case examples in the
country.
Well, it's so bad that one of
our very own producers, Sir
Chris Holman, Dr. Chris is
running for school board of
Novi, Michigan. And he wanted us
to mention that so it comes up
and there you go. And he's sick
of it. He's sick of it. So go to
Chris holman.com Double Oh,
that's that's what's gonna have
to happen. Every single no
agenda producer has to run for
something.
Yeah, I guess so. Starts people
that mean, we are the last 1.4
million people on earth you can
save everybody we have a great
end of show makes from the no
agenda primetime players are
Christian. I
heard it I heard it is. It's
long, but good. And it's very,
it's a kind of a it's a
different kind of end of show.
It is because it's not a song or
anything. It is actually a a
drama. It is a mock
advertisement. It's hard to say
you can't really pigeonhole it
but it's dynamite. A piece of
work written by Chris Wilson,
and performed by himself named
Jennifer and a few others and
Chris's his son, Felix Yeah.
surfy Yeah, he's
Felix, who's destined to be in
show business is to take off
really get out of the house.
It's a take off on some stuff
that we've played and kind of
falls into and I don't want to
spoil it. You got to listen to
the end of the show is going to
be well worth it. People were
digging the trolls were digging
it this morning. I played it pre
pre string despite that,
listen to it. I like it.
Alright, you want to take a
topic here? Or where do you want
to go?
There's some funny stuff that's
off the wall. It's a little
different. I don't have a lot of
COVID I think I may have. But I
definitely
have some COVID I got some
monkey pox as a new virus out.
There's always a new PC.
The CDC is reorganizing. You
want to talk about that for a
second?
That though we talked about in
the last show? Yeah. But now we
have Dr. Scott Gottlieb talking
about it. Well, let's
go with this then. And and it
looks like
we also have a scapegoat. Have
you seen that? What is her name?
Will insky Not willing to be
leaner when Dr. Lena Wen.
And all Lena wins get to get it?
Yeah. Well, she deserves it.
She's gonna be the scapegoat.
That would be great. She's
gonna be the scapegoat.
I'll tell you I do that little
hypocrite a week young. Yeah.
And Lena when it comes up a lot
because she's and just until
recently, she said, Well, we
should lock down everyone. And
she even made the statement that
if you're unvaccinated should
never leave your house you
should not be allowed and then
she's got to she's got to you
know kind of shit eating grin on
her face all the time. She's
friendly looking a bunch and
she's on all the talk shows. But
she's a terrible person. She's a
horrible person.
So she's been the this is from
the Boston Globe actually. Some
attendees and upcoming
conference want to prevent Dr.
Lena Lena wet Lena when from
speaking their accusation she
has been expressing views on
COVID that are essentially
mainstream among the public's at
the Boston Globe. But here it
is. The scientists feel that
referred to as unscientific for
suggesting this spring that
vaccinated people should be able
to return to a pre pandemic
normal. She is called unethical
for largely agreeing with the
new guidance for schools from
the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention which relaxed
relaxed restrictions on
distancing mask and automatic
quarantine which I think
actually she didn't but okay.
She's chided, chided don't chide
me bro. What is chided? You
know, ribbed
mom is like I do with you all
the time.
Wow. So it's ammonia Tourette's?
I don't know it's me now.
I don't know I don't think
childhood is mean at all. It's
just let's it literally means a
gentle prodding like a giant dot
F. Now I'll say this before you
continue because she's Chinese.
Yeah, they better let her off
the hook or they're asking for
trouble.
Oh diversity, diversity
troubles.
It's got to be a white person
escaped goes either gonna have
to be Fauci Good point. Now, per
one, or that other Burke's take
Burks. Birx has already thrown
herself under the butt thrown
herself under the bus with that
book of hers
that was presented to me Burke's
preemptive Well, who's left
Bouchy that there's a couple of
guy that was the janitor.
Just throw Jared Kushner under
the bus
has nothing to do with it.
Perfect. It's making
it his fault. Anyway, so we were
just talking about on the last
show about the CD He's
reorganizing, and everyone's
talking about the big picture
stuff. But really what's
happening will become apparent.
But let's just set it up with
this interview with Dr. Scott
Gottlieb from Meet the Press.
With Chuck chip. Todd Todd put
him under the bus. Right this
would be, that would be great,
but little chance of it. So
we'll Lenski send out an email
on this is the impetus for this
discussion.
CDC director Rochelle walensky
is admitting that the agency
must make some drastic changes
to better respond to public
health emergencies. As we
reported here yesterday in an
email to CDC employees. Well,
let's get outline some of those
changes, including an overhaul
of how the agency analyzes, and
shares data and how the CDC
quickly communicates information
to the public. The push for
accountability comes as the
nation is dealing with multiple
public health challenges right
now. The extremely transmissible
ba fives a variant is now deemed
to be the dominant COVID strain
in the United States. Some new
boosters are being developed to
strain and that's expected to be
available in the fall. The US
also has seen an outbreak of
monkey pox cases now numbering
more than 13,000. And then
there's polio, which has been
identified in New York City
wastewater after a case was
reported in Rockland County last
month. So joining me now, sort
of get the lay of the land here
of our public health areas. Dr.
Scott Gottlieb, he's a former
FDA commissioner himself a CNBC
contributor, and easily one of
our country's foremost experts
on public health. Dr. Gottlieb
is good to see you, sir. Thanks
a lot. So let's start waiting in
some ways. Director will eskies
statement in email was sort of a
bit of like, okay, that's
exactly what you would expect
you would hope. an after action
report of sorts would indicate.
Based on what you've read of the
email and what she's talking
about, is she on the right
track? Ask a question. Thank
you. I think she is I think the
CDC director was pretty
unflinching in her analysis of
what the systemic problems had
been at CDC, not just in the
setting of the COVID outbreak,
COVID pandemic, and the monkey
pox outbreak but going back to
Ebola and Zika, even seasonal
flu where the agency has
suffered systemic problems,
trying to you have they
screwed it up, they didn't get
Zika to take hold, they they
screwed up the tiny heads
gather data, make it available
to the public speak directly to
the public public put out
guidance that's actionable.
That's bottom line that
businesses and consumers can
interpret. The agency's long
suffered from the fact that it
has a very academic culture,
they are accustomed to trying to
collect information, put out
analysis and published articles
and not speak directly to
consumers in actual ways. I
think she was pretty unflinching
in her analysis of that actual
way, you know, he's on a path to
try to put in place some reforms
that will start to address it.
So that's just all word salad
bowl crops. I
mean, they don't know how to,
they don't speak to consumers in
actual ways. But what does that
sentence mean? Well, actual ways
he
is demonstrating how the CDC
communicates clearly, actual way
actually always that's him. Not
communicating in an actual way
by saying something that's not
actual English or explanatory.
It's okay, because it's all a
setup. Here's Chuck toad. He's
going to SET set him up with the
whole power grab. You know,
it's always odd to me. Dr.
Gottlieb that we never met, the
CDC director was never the one
front and center at the
beginning of this pandemic. And
whether it was the current CDC
director or the previous one,
that it was sort of that it was
coming from NIH, you bring up
the academic, shouldn't NIH be
the sort of more academic
environment and CDC be the more
public health emergency agency?
Now?
That's it put Fauci in charge?
Yeah, look, parts of CDC are
action oriented, they're
operationally driven. But by and
large, that organization has a
very academic culture where
they're accustomed to collecting
information and doing very long
dated analytical work, and not
putting out real time
information that can inform
current decisions and inform
policymakers. The decision in
terms of whether or not the CDC
is speaking to these issues on a
daily basis with someone else in
the administration was doing
that that's ultimately a
decision made by the White
House. If you remember, during
the Ebola outbreak, the Obama
administration had besser, the
CDC director really run point on
that and be the spokesperson
during the Trump administration.
The CDC director didn't speak to
the COVID epidemic and in this
administration, they've had
other people running point for
them in terms of the
communication, that's really a
decision by the White House.
Running points. All right,
running point. So you see, this
is the problem. And of course,
Gottlieb is going to tell us
what's going on?
Is there any of this in what she
announced at CDC that her hands
are going to be tied a little
bit because of HHS?
Well, ultimately, she's going to
need support of HHS, but I think
the real challenge is going to
be that in order to
fundamentally reform that
organization, you're going to
need help from Congress,
ultimately, with certain aspects
of what they do when it comes to
their core disease control
mission, and really their
national security mission. They
need new if Authorities new
resources, I think in terms of
getting a bargain from Congress,
what they ought to be thinking
about is trying to narrow the
scope of the CDC is mission,
trying to give to sister
agencies components of what CDC
currently does, and other
agencies may be able to do just
as well, if not better, for
example, postmarket vaccine
adverse event reporting, some of
the tobacco work can both be
handled by FDA, some of the
disease prevention research can
be held by NIH, and then go to
Congress and say, Look, we want
to focus on the disease control
mission. But to do that, well,
we're going to need some new
resources and new authorities. I
think the only way that CDC is
going to get those new resources
and authorities from Congress is
in some kind of bargain like
that with a more tightly focused
the mission of that
organization.
There it is. There's your CDC,
and so
I Okay. I think you when you
made your point in the last
show, I don't think you have to
pound it home. You view.
Although I have to say you're
still the only one in the media
that is brought this up.
But you're tired of it.
I don't know why I get tired of
it so fast. But yes, I am. And
but I'll say this. And I what
I'll do is I'll repeat what I'll
reiterate what you your theory
is. And I've been hearing it
too, because I've been listening
to different causes, but I
haven't been clipping them
because Oh, I know Adam was
right. They are trying to
dominate this what Adams theory
is for people out there that
don't didn't catch it the first
time or didn't catch on that.
They are trying to rejigger this
not about reordering. It's about
getting them more power. Because
one of the things that happened
during this last pandemic is
that the health departments were
lording it over everybody. But
at some point, it wasn't working
very well, because we hated
these people. They were all
doofuses and dummies, and they
didn't have enough power to lock
us down for some, you know, when
they just demanded it. And so
they felt like it. So the thesis
is is that this, this whole
thing with the CDC is a ruse to
give them the power to lock us
down at the drop of a hat. And
that goes somehow morphed so
that you didn't bring this in,
but it is part of the overall
thesis that we both have. This
will morph into being able to
lock us down for climate change.
Yeah. Oh, yeah.
Oh, no, that's Well, remember,
food is medicine. So it's all
going to be connected. It's all
going to be connected. And as I
was listening to the show, thank
you, by the way for that. I
don't need to pound it anymore.
I've stopped good hounding stop
the pounding, pounding.
I got it. And if anyone else
didn't get it, I gave it to this
is that was summery was it?
That's it. So and when you're
listening to these clips, by the
way, you'll be hearing a lot of
some yak yak yak going away for
the next month. Underneath under
the undertone is exactly that.
All we need to do this and
nurtured earned in order to get
Congress involved can give us
some more power.
Yeah, so as I was looking at it
early, I was listening to the
previous episode, which often do
for professional reasons.
I caught sounds so good. Oh,
yeah.
I'm just like, Oh, baby, we
sound
mad. I like it when Majan
rushing that segway
was fab. Oh, man, Joe. John had
a great joke there. No, in fact,
I caught Dr. Shaw, who was one
of the people running point on
COVID for this White House. And
the true power came out in this
clip. Yeah, sorry. This
guy's annoying. You know, I keep
forgetting how annoying is until
I see him literally see him on
the screen. Yeah, he's really
not good.
So listen to where the true
power lies. Who will be the
first in line is this
essentially going? I'm sorry.
Just to explain. This is about
the new by Vaillant by violence
would you call it by valence by
violent by Vaillant by Vaillant,
mRNA. Vaccines, which are being
being manufactured? And and he's
gonna he's gonna tell us who's
driving that process? Who will
be the first in line? Is
this essentially going to be a
third booster?
Yeah, you know, Lester, here's
why.
The FDA has pushed us to build
these vaccines. And the bottom
line is, here's
why the FDA has pushed us to
build these vaccines. Hmm, the F
does now what does the CDC do if
the FDA what does the FDA do?
Aren't they supposed to run
trials?
And they're supposed to be
telling people what to do? Yeah,
sure
are they're telling doctors Jada
to build more vaccines, build
them, build them. Build them.
This just to me it's it's
troubling lesson
here's why. The FDA has pushed
us to do build these vaccines
and the bottom line is that this
virus has evolved substantially.
Since the first vaccines were
built. This is why we've seen
waning immunity. The vaccines
that are coming in a few short
weeks are specifically designed
for the virus that's out
there. So interesting. I've
never heard this, this building
the vaccine is that that must be
inherent to mRNA I guess. You
build an mRNA vaccines that have
created grow it, develop it, and
we never heard this before.
Build it, build it.
Build it near will come. It's
okay. It's okay. I did point out
as anyone who'd noticed the
newsletter, I did point out my
thesis which I wanted to make
sure that was out there before
anyone else had it, which is
that the idea is to have a
annual shot. They're already
talking about this. So we're
going to do this anyway. The
annual Coronavirus shot going
along with your annual flu shot
it's useless but okay. And then
I'm pretty sure I mean, it's
makes nothing but sense to me
that we're gonna go for a twice
a year annual shot because
there's a winter and a summer
version. And it's something they
have not they've been they've
not been able to pull it off
with the flu shot because the
flu never shows up in the
summer. But the Coronavirus can
be a summer cold
I would say it's going to be
every three months and I based
Yeah, I
know I put that in there too as
a possibility. But I think
they're not that's pushing
it but I'm just basing it on
Germany's vaccine passport
system that they are now have
announced and will be rolling
out, which requires you to be up
to date within three months. And
they have four different levels
if you're topped up. So it feels
to me like they're going for a
quarterly well, which is great
because you can also then do the
quarterly results of Pfizer and
moderna, etc. On the same demo
just before earnings just before
earnings. You make an ear he's
like you make a new
announcement. Yeah. Perfect. But
it's okay because the it's done.
The programming is in place.
People will will accept it. And
do you remember film girl
remember how we used to have fun
about film girl over there on
twit? Which was her real name
film girl remember that?
Yes. I don't remember us ever
having making fun.
Film girl. Come on. She's like
it's you. It's us kind of an
early Wow, man. Film girl and
let me just use. I can't believe
you don't remember this.
Christina and Christina Warren.
No, that's not Yeah, that's what
we called film girl. Yes, yes.
Yes. Yes. Okay. Christina
Warren. Yeah. Okay.
Do you remember times?
Yeah. All right. So you remember
Christina Warren? Oh, yeah.
Okay, well, those are just going
to be fond memories. Okay,
fine. Whatever. Just Just tell
me what shot I need to get. And
I'll get it. It's fine.
Okay, so there you go. That's
the attitude out there. That's
what you have with the Tony
Kornheiser on I had a clip of
him going if they tell me to get
a shot every morning. I'm gonna
get one. Yeah, if it wants to be
their way, it's fine. By the way
doctors shy at
the right guy. You're getting
mad
to start your jaw. Because I
every time I look at me thinking
oh, that's where JEFFREY TOOBIN
when I'm telling you look at it.
It's JEFFREY TOOBIN. Yeah, it's
a
little I quite, but I feel a
little bit
of prosthetics, no big deal. You
can pet eating passage sounds
like him. Looks like you never
see his hands. Do you?
Ladies and gentlemen, you'll be
here every Thursday and Sunday
is he's the best. Let's go to
ABC and talk about some monkey
pox because Oh, my it looks like
what is it still just men who
have sex with men? Is it a
sexually transmitted? Can you
get it from anything else? I
mean, there's a lot of confusion
to the vaccines worker, what do
we do? We're very confused
as to why we've been tracking
the first suspected case of
human to dog monkey pox
transmission in France. And that
news has led the CDC to update
its website on the virus
including how to protect our
pets. So to help us break it all
down. We have veterinarian and
director of virtual medicine at
Vaughn vet, Dr. Lisa Lippmann,
Dr. Lipman, thank you for being
with us. Thanks
for having me having me
so how concerned are you about
this recent development?
Yeah, so I am really pretty
concerned number one, anytime
you have a virus that jumps
species to species number one,
it makes it so much harder to
control. Number two, we also
risk having mutations. The other
thing about this is that I think
the the signs in dogs are signs
that can be easily overlooked.
So general malaise you know the
the pucks in not obvious spots
and We'll get to that. But
notice the spots in not so
obvious places. We'll get to
that later. Oh, yes, we will.
Because what she's telling me
here is that it's transmitted
not sexually. In fact, it's
transmitted to dogs and to
children. And it's not sexual,
though. What is it? It's very
confusing. So
talk about how I mean,
obviously, when this story
broke, you know, the headline a
lot of times was, oh, it's
mostly sexual contact with dogs.
Now, of course, we're trying to
get that message out that you
can have just direct skin to
skin contact and transmit this
virus doesn't have to be sexual
in nature. So with pets, what do
we know about the route of
transmission? That's right,
so the one dog that we know that
was infected, slept with two
owners who were both infected,
so they had skin to skin
contact. This was an Italian
Greyhound, a very short hair,
pretty much hairless almost. And
so they had direct skin to skin
contact, and 12 days later
became symptomatic. And so that
direct skin to skin contact is
so important, but also thinking
about things like their feces,
their urine, any close contact
right now, this is so new and so
developing, we just have to be
as safe as possible. Okay,
so she, you know, yes.
If I was the reporter, I would
ask the obvious question, I
disallowance is somewhat lewd. I
would ask, Was it a male or a
female greyhound? And just to
wonder, just wondering,
I understand your line of
questioning. That's why you are
a podcaster. And are working at
ABC
solidly? Exactly. One of the
reasons Good Morning, America,
Ireland to the Yes.
So this goes on this goes on for
segments. I'm actually going to
drop the another segment about
other rodents and go straight to
kind of answering your question.
You mentioned a little bit Dr.
Littman, some of the symptoms we
might see in our pets, if you
can just go over those with us
too, as to what to look out for.
And then what can we as pet
owners do to avoid any sort of
transmission?
Yeah, so symptoms, again, it's
developing, but they can be very
general. So for just like in
people, I think general malaise,
being feverish, not feeling well
not wanting to eat, to having
those pustules or vesicles.
Again, this dog has them around
his mouth, around his anus and
on his abdomen. And these are
on Come on. Come on. What would
your next question be John C.
Dvorak. Good Morning America.
Your I would have killed the
story right there on the spot.
Not a podcast,
okay, really this?
I would have said Hey, lady,
you're making me sick.
They deadpan the stuff they just
deadpan it it's only skin to
skin contact. Hey, this dog has
almost no hair. So where did he
happen? Well, you know this dog
smiles.
Again, this dog around his neck
around on his abdomen. And these
are signs that again can be so
easily overlooked as getting
every guy or that too so you
know, if they're not feeling
well in any way and you know
that they've had known exposure,
then it's really important to
tell your vet so everybody can
be sale
this story.
Jeez, all right, we kill the dog
story we move over to the CIA
Broadcasting System, CBS and
mornings. Let's see how things
are going with the monkey Fox
over at CBS after
waiting about a month 20 year
old Edward O'Keefe finally
received his first dose of the
monkey pox vaccine at this New
Jersey clinic Thursday, frankly,
like the government has dropped
the ball to meet the growing
rise in cases amidst a shortage
of vaccines. The CDC is now in
fourth
cut that was a very weird insert
I'm just realizing it did was
almost like a whipsaw. Listen to
the
Jersey clinic Thursday, frankly,
like the government has dropped
the ball to meet the growing
rise cases amidst
was that the guy that got the
shots? Yeah, he got was that
that was some some random it was
he bitched about he got a shot
and he's thinks the government
dropped the ball because he got
an injection. So that's what
that's my point is they just
inserted that little clip to set
up the story that the government
dropped the ball but has just
paid for the beginning
after waiting about a month 20
year old Edward Wayne received
his the monkey post. This New
Jersey clinic Thursday, frankly,
like the government has dropped
the ball to meet the growing
rise in cases amidst a shortage
of vaccines. The CDC is now
encouraging 1/5 of the dose be
administered just below the
skin, arguing that will stretch
supply. The White House says it
will distribute almost 2 million
doses to regions that adopt that
change. CDC Director Dr.
Rochelle walensky admits there's
still a lot that Government has
to learn about this outbreak,
including the effectiveness of
the vaccines, we expect
protection
to be the highest two weeks
after the second dose of the
vaccine.
90% of monkey pox cases are in
men 93% among men who reported
recent sexual contact with other
men. And more than 60% of cases
are among men of color.
We're not reaching men who have
sex with men who are black and
brown the way that we
need to
remember the numbers of infected
children have started to rise.
We're not reaching men, black of
the black and brown community
who sometimes have sex with men.
What does she say? men who have
sex with men who are black and
brown the way that we need to
we're not we're not reaching out
to them the way we need to okay
because black and brown men
can't understand English when
the dog
now the numbers of infected
children have started to rise.
There are at least 12 confirmed
cases of children with monkey
pox in the US
children are at higher risk for
severe monkey pox. It can even
be deadly in very young
children.
Dr. gounder says the most likely
source of exposure to monkey pox
for children is through close
contact with a caregiver.
So why do we not have any women
with this? And are these
children male children? Are they
female children? This is very,
very troubling. And it's rolling
out the black and brown
community they need to we're not
I don't know who's ever doing
this particular program of
propaganda is doing a piss poor
job. Well miss.
Here's what is taking place. And
I've heard this from many
personal conversations, the
quote unquote queer community
are all looking for monkey pox
vaccines because hey, I'm around
gay people. Even though it's
only Texas, New York,
California. Hey, son, you never
seen Brokeback Mountain met it?
I should over here. So that
means that there's a demand the
product is in demand and it's in
the news. The government? I'm
sorry? No,
no, I was gonna say I have a I
think I took a screenshot this.
I didn't put it in the
newsletter I may put in the next
one. I have a picture of the
monkey monkey pox vaccine vial.
Yeah, they showed on TV and I
don't know if this is the real
deal or whatever. But it says
specifically not for use in a
national emergency.
Oh, well, we didn't didn't Biden
declared didn't the World Health
Organization declare monkeypox
an emergency? That that I know
of? I'll look it up. While he
might my segway was perfect into
the queer community.
Don't blame me for ruin segways.
As part of the show,
the government will also set
aside an extra 50,000 vaccine
doses available for cities with
large gay pride events coming
up. But it is important to
remember even though most cases
are in men who have sex with
other men, anyone can get this
virus the numbers moving in the
wrong direction Yeah, anybody
can get it but how difficult is
it Tonya to get Is there a way
to explain it is difficult you
shouldn't be overly concerned
but it can spread through
infected bedding infected
towels. Oh close.
Where's the documentation for
this bullcrap?
We just got through two minutes
of men who have sex with men and
children and dogs. But now
bedding and towels bedding you
know don't sneeze mask up
difficult
you shouldn't be overly
concerned but it can spread
through infected bedding
infected towels infected clothes
so just just wash it so it's not
necessarily just skin to skin
when you're talking about bed
right?
Don't share towels in the locker
room all right,
glad mines got my name on
the punch line was or dropped
the so but yeah, that's stupid
guys and can't do anything. It's
not a podcast. It's alright. So
that's that's the media sprayed.
Fellow 15 forever. That's the
media side. Let's go back to the
pharma Big Pharma side hate to
bring them back in. But we do
have to talk about Scott
Gottlieb one more time
is the current monkey pox
outbreak sort of one another
exhibit to say hey, this is how
we were a little slow here and
and yeah, this is another
example of CDC being a little
bit a little bit on their
backfoot
Well, CDC and HHS, I think we've
suffered from the fact that we
carry sequentially in the
setting of this outbreak rather
than in parallel, for example,
the issues around the vaccine
supply. They could have made
some decisions early on to start
finishing some of that vaccine,
they had 11 point 5 million
doses and frozen bulk product
that they could have started
finishing right away,
says a man on the board of
directors of a company that
sells vaccines, while they work
with the manufacturers scale up
manufacturing of new stock,
those things were done very
sequentially. And so we didn't
have enough supply early in the
setting of the outbreak really
to address the public health
challenge. So I think it's some
shakes that are being made over
again. But these really go back
a decade. I think the agency's
you've been operating this way
for a very long time.
I'm not going to pound that
fact, I will take it straight
from monkey pox to polio very
quickly
on polio. This finding and
wastewater is this. This should
be containable. How concerned
are you though with vaccine
hesitancy that if we do try to
get some folks revaccinated Here
we may have a problem.
Most should be containable. But
if you look at that county where
it seems to be spreading, I
think at this point there is
community transmission. That
seems to be the message coming
out of the CDC and public health
officials in New York. That
community only has about
Rockland County only has about a
60% vaccination rate in some
parts of that county are as low
as 37%. So we're going to have
to do a lot better than that if
we're going to control the
spread of this and vaccination
rates have fallen all across
country. I think a lot of the
criticism of COVID vaccinations
spilled over into people's
willingness to take all the
vaccines.
Yeah, hopefully, by the way,
nearly eradicated, would you
say?
Whose fault was that? What he
just said but but the question
he asked was Chuck Todd
specifically said revaccinated.
So here's here's my overall
theory. And that leads into my
final clip on this. What if it's
all bull crap? What if this is
all just diseases coming to the
top because of the severely
impacted immune systems, and it
happened first in the in the gay
party community, and so they
need something to cover it up.
Well, shit, grab that thing from
that stupid Austrian company say
it's monkey pox. And we'll
vaccinate them all. We'll figure
this out. Oh, now children are
getting it. We don't know
exactly what it could be from
bedding. Now. Maybe children are
vaccinated and are getting it.
Maybe that's what the polio
thing is. And maybe that's
what's happening now in India,
even as the spread of deadly
COVID-19 wider still prevails
across India. The threat of
another virus is now threatening
the masses. According to the
latest report, India has
reported 82 cases of tomato flu
or tomato fever since the virus
was first reported in Kerala on
May 6.
I cannot wait for the tomato flu
to come to America. The common
infectious
disease targeting mostly
children aged one to five and
immunocompromised adults could
be a new variant of hand foot
and mouth disease. The flu was
first identified in careless
kolam district on May 6, two
so it's a new form of Foot and
Mouth Disease. This is horrible
and whoever came up with tomato
flu.
This is India India's guide to
every disease known to man.
Yeah,
but it's immunocompromised
adults, it's children who have
low children one
to five would very few of which
have ever had the vaccine in any
form. So why did this
I'm sorry, what children under
one to five get tons of vaccines
have had are taught to admit
specifically the COVID vaccine.
Yes. Oh, it's not something to
India's not the same as us what
should be happening here where
the country has over dead give
65 vaccinations to the kids
note from one of our producers.
Quick comment on Thursday show
where this came up. We talked
about this. The number of
pediatricians who refuse to see
unvaccinated or partially
vaccinated children is rampant.
My wife and I when we decided to
not fully vaccinate our kids and
alter the schedule, found
ourselves looking for a
pediatrician that would work
with us turns out that where we
live and this is in Texas, there
are only three and the two that
take our insurance we're full up
well you could not get into what
we ended up doing was a
concierge medicine doctor has
been fantastic. Yes if you even
hint at not wanting to vaccinate
your kids with everything they
will ask you to find a different
doctor and write you up.
But is when the doctor police
show up?
Well, the doctors have always
been an unwitting participants
programmed dummies in every
single eugenics program. So this
Why should this be any
different? I was watching this
great documentary about the
nurses of the Holocaust. Because
it was really the nurses who
were killing the babies and
doing all this shit and how that
worked in their psyche. You know
when it so close to the division
we have today across the world
everyone's pissed off at each
other and you know it's Brower
I can't believe we're still
doing the show together. Can't
believe we haven't had a falling
out of epic proportions. We've
had plenty of falling out not of
epic proportions and epic
proportions would be great stuff
for the show would be perfect
for the show.
All right, definitely give them
with that. Okay,
so we're I think we're done with
the medic was enough. Let's
go and done with that. Yes,
thank you.
Oh, there's one more minute
we'll play this. This is a an
evergreen as far as I'm
concerned, but it just came up
again, the brain eating amoeba.
Obviously, that's a
classic Health
officials say a child likely
died from a rare infection
caused by a brain eating amoeba
after Swiss health officials
believe the child came into
contact with the amoeba on
Sunday while swimming in the
Elkhorn river just west of
Omaha, Nebraska. But this isn't
the first time this tragedy hit
the Midwest this summer. Last
month, a Missouri resident died
of the same infection likely
caused by the amoeba at a lake
in southwestern Iowa officials
closed the lakes beach as a
precaution for nearly three
weeks. People are usually
infected when water containing
the amoeba enters the body
through the nose, while swimming
and lakes and rivers. Other
sources included tainted tap
water symptoms include fever,
headache, nausea or vomiting.
Those symptoms can progress to a
stiff neck, loss of balance,
hallucinations and seizures. The
CDC says infections are rare,
but that those infections are
overwhelmingly fatal.
I have one more just this a big
pharma thing to mention just for
the media deconstructionist of
which we have many. Do you
remember a story maybe two weeks
ago, it turns out that the
Alzheimer's medication is
bullshit. It doesn't work. The
FDA advisory board voted 10 to
zero against approving it. They
approved it anyway. And the news
kind of came out like oh, this
thing doesn't work. Do you
remember that? Oh, yeah. So what
are the everybody fell for this?
What are the chances it's a
distraction when you hear or
read the headline? Viagra may
lower Alzheimer's risk do you
understand people this is how it
works? flood the news with that
headline forget about the fact
that shit that we sold you and
might have hurt you would didn't
work. Yeah, that's well, they
even talk our man Tucker went
all in like, Oh, this is a joke.
Maybe he didn't can make the
connection. He didn't make the
connection. That this is
distraction. He participated in
it.
Yeah, the Viagra Viagra. I
always pronounce. Are you part
of the elite set? Nation for
Grey Poupon?
It was like my VR growth grip.
My VR growls at mounting time
Yeah, so
let's go I do I want to get some
Republican Cheney stuff out of
the way. Okay, including a clip
I carried over from last year
but let's start with some
analysis on the Republicans.
This is from new things. NPR is
s MPP. That you're waiting at
New Tang Dynasty await new
paying dynasty. I m er I'm still
looking for your Oh yes.
Analysis. Sonam publicans, okay,
oh, two clips.
What does representative
Cheney's loss mean for her
future and this, by the
way is a guy who says hold on
darling. I will be back after I
take my Geography.
Geography electors
representative Cheney's loss
mean for her future and that of
her of her party.
It means that Liz Cheney and her
party are going to be going
their separate ways. As you say
she didn't just lose this week,
she lost by nearly 40 points.
This after having won her
current office three times
before by big margins. But each
of those times she was on the
Donald Trump Train. And this
time she not only stepped off
that train, she laid down on the
track in front of it. Now
there's been talk of her running
for president in her present
party, but it's hard to see it
her party is no longer the G O P
the grand old party. That
acronym dates back to the Civil
War. The Forge of the party's
founding. Liz Cheney has been
casting herself as a throwback
to the era of Abraham Lincoln
and Ulysses S. Grant. She quoted
them this week and to the party
of Ronald Reagan and the Bush
family and her own father for
Cheney, but today's GOP is
driven by nationalist and
populist activists powered by
former President Trump and they
are not going away
same time we get what wow did
you hear he's he's at the listen
to his book. Breathing at the
end of that statement
by nationalists and populists,
activists, empowered by former
President Trump, and they are
not going away. He's motional.
And they're not going away.
He said, he drew out this
report. He's slightly
hyperventilating for reasons
that are not kind of elusive,
will continue. It's almost lists
empowered by former President
Trump, and they are not going
away.
Same time we get what can almost
seem like Hourly updates on
legal issues surrounding former
President Trump and people in
his orbit.
Why is that? Do you think
because you keep reporting those
Hourly updates, douche? What
kind of
danger does this perhaps pose
for republicans just a few
months away from elections?
In one sense, we can say it's
been a boon for them. It excites
the sense of grievance many of
their voters have when it comes
to the federal government. The
party needs that going into the
elections this November and
beyond. But it's also obviously
a distraction
a rare moment where John Adams
humor actually worked. That was
very funny
I gave him the AMY GOODMAN
treatment and
with justified my friend justify
is good
to know how many people caught
that Yeah, go on.
I'm most Republicans would make
the troll
room caught it. Everybody heard
it, believe me. I'm
most Republicans would much
rather have the national
conversation focus on inflation,
or the US withdrawal from
Afghanistan just a year ago.
Instead, we're talking again
about Trump and the multi front
war that various legal
authorities are fighting to hold
him accountable for office and
since now, the MAR a Lago search
is just the sharp
stopping stop and back it up
because he's he says, they're
going after him for all what he
did while he was in office and
incense, which I guess is
because he's got the documents,
but it makes it sound like these
guys are, this is nuts to me. I
mean, this is nuts. Is that Sam
Harris guy?
Right, right. Where is the
master?
University being the worst the
worst corruption ever foisted on
the public. But he wasn't in
office during that he wasn't an
office during Trump's steaks. By
the way, the wineries doing
fine.
But he may Okay. winery so
corrupts Trump so corrupted
before he was President. He made
Trump's ties in China. Oh, no.
What is the deal?
I don't imagine that they're
setting it up. I think they're
doing a poor job of vilifying
the quote other side, but
they're trying it's NPR
and just a year ago. Instead,
we're talking again about Trump
and the multi front war that
various legal authorities are
fighting to hold him accountable
for his actions in office. And
since now, the MAR a Lago search
is just the sharpest arrow in
that quiver right now. We heard
former Vice President Mike Pence
this week saying our party
stands with the men and women
who stand on the thin blue line
at the federal and state and
local level. And these attacks
on the FBI must stop. That is
the old Republican Party talking
is not clear that the new
Republican Party is even
listening.
Let me ask you about contrast
with the Democrats. Because of
course this week, President
Biden signed the inflation
Reduction Act. Are they coming
into clearer focus as the
midterms approach?
Yeah, if you were hearing aids,
we're about 80 days out from the
midterms, roughly that's at
least two and a half lifetimes
away. in political terms, much
is going to happen, much is
going to change. Right now,
though. The Democrats are seeing
remarkably encouraging polls and
half a dozen toss up Senate
races for this fall. So that's
happening in Arizona and
Georgia, Pennsylvania, in
Wisconsin, those are states that
voted for Joe Biden in 2020. But
we're also seeing competitive
races with close polls
persisting in Ohio and North
Carolina where Trump won twice.
By the time we get into the
baseball playoffs in the fall
campaign season. It's possible
that all of this Mar a Lago
search and all of these other
cases we'll keep grinding on,
but also possible that people
will get bored with all that and
focus on gas prices, grocery
prices, Republicans are gearing
up to make immigration and being
focused again this fall. We
still expect the house will go
Republican in November, if only
because of gerrymandering, but
the Senate is quite a different
story. There are individual
candidates there who might
matter more than party identity.
Senate Republican Leader Mitch
McConnell said as much this week
and that may have had had mostly
the purpose of sending a signal
to Republican funders to get
busy writing checks.
Oh, okay. So it's all political
as usual. Da.
Now, I have I want to remind
people that when you start
hearing about these polls, you
have to remember that the poll
are bullsh are now largely half
owned by the media. And to get
them to advertise more the polls
are used as a weapon. I have to
two things. Well, I want to get
my Cheney clip out of the way.
Well, this is
this is kind of about the raid.
So I'd like to
oh, well, just about Cheney. So
let's get this out of the way
and you can do the raid.
So we're talking about the raid
right now we're gonna go to
Cheney then come back to the
Raiders one understand the
logic.
No, I'm gonna watch that last
thing was about Republicans,
Cheney and Ray was mentioned,
but I wanted to do a cold reason
for those two clips was deleted.
Okay, I got you, which was the
clip that we rarely we do this
we discussed after the last
show, because it's a problematic
clip, because it's hard to
understand this was one of the
analysis from one of these guys,
it's called Cheney called and
WTF and I want you people to
listen to this carefully and try
to tell me what she's saying
with it in mind that people like
former CIA director Hayden, and
others have said that the
Republican is not Trump anymore.
Trump is being removed from this
argument is the Republicans all
Republicans are bad people,
period. Please clip,
a visitor from the future might
look back on 2022. And say that
this is the year there were
Republicans became a personality
cult
Cheney last night with her
father watching from the
audience suggesting this
is a new GOP,
I believe deeply in the
principles and the ideals on
which my party was founded. That
I love my country more. Okay,
yeah, you didn't you hadn't
gotten to it on the last show.
And then you said, listen to
this after the show, you're
right. Go for it that this
beautiful.
What did she say?
Let's listen to that last bit.
Again,
I believe deeply in the
principles and the ideals on
which my party was founded. That
I love my country more.
So the show the founding,
Lincoln here,
a white supremacist I'm, that's
what everyone believes the party
is founded on. True or not?
Let's go with the sheep. The
party was founded on the
principles of Lincoln and the
early Republicans. It stretched
to anti slavery of form of more
perfect union, all the rest of
it. Yeah, that's what the
foundation was, but she doesn't
like that anymore. She she likes
her country more. What is she
talking about it? Is she saying
that the Republicans are all
anti American, or they are the
founding principles of the
Republican Party, which she was
a part of, and so is her father
is bold crap. What is she
saying?
I think your your assessment is
correct, that there is now a, so
she's clearly in error here with
whatever she's trying to
communicate. The idea is to say
there's an old GOP and there's a
new GOP and the new GOP. Yeah,
there's hardly any. So they they
leave the old GOP there for some
people that might still want to
do something with or, you know,
that might have enough influence
that they need to use like Mitch
McConnell, you know, he's he's
old GOP. So he's tolerable. And
the message is going out
everywhere and what you just
called this whole idea was
embodied by I don't think the
guy matters anymore, but he
still gets on MSNBC, and
subsequently sometimes on NBC is
James Carville. James Carville
is now an old cranky goat, not
that he wasn't always kind of an
old cranky goat. But
oh, he's been a cranky goat. But
eventually, it's a good word for
him. It's his wife vintage. Now,
in the sense of greatest of all
to know,
that's definitely not he's an
old goat, but he spells it out a
little more clearly,
the problem that the Republican
Party has is less than Maddix,
the former governor of Georgia
said famously, the problem with
the prisons in Georgia is the
quality of the inmate. The
problem the Republican Party has
is they got really stupid people
that voted in their primaries.
And when you have that, you're
gonna get in really stupid
people demand to have really
stupid leaders, and that's where
the Republican Party is now. So
we pay what huge majorities of
revoking party don't believe in
evolution. Right, huge
majorities of the Republican
Party followed Donald Trump and
whatever that can sound to you,
but somehow know that we pay a
greater price for 11% of our
people than they do for 65% of
their people. People that
believe that the election was
stolen and have a right to to
storm the Capitol, which is a
substantial number of people in
the Republican Party are evil.
We have our people are kinda
silly that people actually eat
racism is evil. Alright,
misogyny is evil. I'm sorry. A
pronoun is to me is okay, fine.
I mean, it's it's kind of like,
you know what if you want to be
a vegan, thou carry but you want
to eat? Not, it's not the same
thing. It's not, you know, not
all of it. There's obviously
some very high quality, you
know, smart, patriotic
Republicans, but they're not the
majority.
So that's kind of the message.
It's like, Hey, if you want to,
if you're always nice and
precise, if you want your
pronoun to be vegan, because you
know, the leftist so with it,
then that's fine with me, but
the rest are racist, misogynist,
and borderline terrorists. Back
to the rate back to the rate.
First of all, another theory
that's out there about the raid,
which I kind of like is that you
can read it two ways. One, Trump
knew there might be a mole in
the organization, fed some
stupid, crazy shit that he said
he would have. The Mole leaked
it, boom, they can identify the
Mole. The second theory, the sub
theory to that is, Trump had had
someone in the organization who
he knew knew would leak on his
behalf. That's all possible. The
final one would be that they
planted something but they seem
to have lost the window for
that. I don't think that's
that's happened, but what we've
been focused on and what you
focused Gitmo nation on was the
McCrone documents laughed off by
the sockless soy boys over there
at pod save America as a sec
secrets McCrone SEC secrets?
Maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe not.
Are you familiar with Lex
Friedman? The Lex Friedman
podcast?
Yes, I am. So he Fortunately,
it's very
long podcast. It's a very long
podcast. It's kind of like a Joe
Rogan. But then completely
different.
The problem I'm gonna just stop
you here because the problem is
a lot of these. I don't want to
just toot our horn.
I just be careful, because I
think if I got on his podcast,
it would be good for the show.
I think it would be great for
the show. And so we actually had
a donation coming up, or
somebody heard you on Megyn.
Kelly.
Yes, I saw the note. How great
is that? Whoa, our score score.
I knew I could do it.
So there's a there's a thing
about having two equal hosts
that can keep each other in
check as best they can. As
opposed to be one guy like if
you just did the no agenda show
by yourself. Oh, it would suck.
God knows what would be going
on. How
about if you did the no agenda
show by yourself?
It'd be dynamite
Okay, of course, of course I got
you. You walked right in.
This is this is why we're so
good. All right. Yeah. Oh, okay.
Continue. Yes.
You were doing you were doing
that you're doing a clip from
the podcast, but I have a clip
from Ray that might be
no nine a second. You can't
derail derail my rail, anything.
I find my opportunity. No, no,
that's not going to happen. You
were going to come play yours.
And I get to play mine
afterward. But
you didn't feel different. You
didn't finish your thought. On
the Friedman podcast. You didn't
know
my thought was that if you hit
you, he defected. He does a solo
podcast. Yes, but he hasn't
guessed every single Yeah, but
it's always a guest is different
guests are not the same as CO
hosts.
Okay, well, anyway, so Lex
Friedman. I'm questioning if you
know, he's the guy in the black
suit with the black tie the
white shirt. I don't think you
were talking about the same guy.
Let me think. Okay, well,
whatever. Even maybe I don't
know what what I'm what I'm
talking about, though. He's
like,
he's like some MIT high end
engineer guy who does the
podcast on the side. He's a
professor. And yeah,
and he talks. He's very stilted
style. Yeah, he's not very
professional as a podcaster. And
yeah, and he's well educated.
Yeah.
Okay. So he has on this guy, I
don't know. What's this guy's
name? This guy's name is Andrew
Bustamante.
Apparently I saw this particular
podcast, obviously you you did.
I saw the Bustamante podcast.
Yeah.
Many people have sent this to
make this podcast I had
first thing I was going to send
it to you myself and I said,
this CIA guy Bustamante. He
looks so unlike any normal CIA
guy, but he did they had the
talking points he had. The
movement he had he moved the
conversation like a CIA guy
would is very, very good lick as
a matter of fact, if you didn't
actually visualize it, but when
you see him he's got missing
teeth. got long hair. He's very
dark and looks like a Santa.
Nice. stuff. He just doesn't fit
the role of a office worker and
he gets he was a field guy, but
it didn't. How many of those
guys come on podcast? I mean, I
find the whole thing peculiar me
but I trusted that he was CIA. I
had
the same feelings like you know,
I don't know if you can ever
really be ex CIA but anyway, you
know, podcasts a great place to
go now for agents and talk to
people. So, back to the raid.
Remember, this was the Macron
papers. We don't know exactly
what they didn't talk about the
McCrone papers. But Friedman
asked something about tell me
about other you know about all
the intelligence agencies around
the world who is the best? Who
does who does who's great
outside of the US? And the
answer was surprising in context
of the McCrone papers. So
when it comes to reach China
wins that game. Yeah. When it
comes to professional
capability. It's it's the CIA,
by far, because budget wise,
capability wise weapons system
wise, modern technology wise CIA
is the leader around the world,
which is why every other
intelligence organization out
there wants to partner with CIA,
they want to learn from CIA,
they want to train with CIA,
they want to, they want to
partner on Counter Narcotics and
counter drug and
counterterrorism and counter
weegar. You name it. People want
to partner with CIA, CIA is the
most powerful in terms of
capability, and wealth. And then
you've got the idea. You've got
tech. So tech alone, meaning
corporate espionage, economic
espionage, nothing beats,
nothing beats DGSE. And France,
they're the top, they've got a
massive budget that almost goes
exclusively to stealing foreign
secrets. They're the biggest
threat to the United States,
even above Russia and above
China. DGSE. And France is a
massively powerful intelligence
organization, but they're so
exclusively focused on a handful
of types of intelligence
collection, that nobody even
really thinks that they exist.
How about that? What do you
think they could get into voting
machines?
That's an age. You know, I will
obviously I didn't hear that in
the podcast, they would have
clipped it too. Yeah.
Interesting. That's interesting,
because it does bring in the
Macron thing.
Yeah. I, honestly, if you had
said what are the letters of the
French Secret Service, I would
not have known off the top of my
head DGSE. And I certainly would
not have known that they were
big in tech. What I didn't know
is the last 14 seconds of this.
And then in terms of just
terrifying violence, you have
Mossad, Mossad will do anything.
Mossad has no qualms doing what
it takes to ensure the survival
of every Israeli citizen around
the world sounds
so it sounds credible. What he's
saying yes,
very credible. He never
mentioned ISI, which kind of No,
no,
no, no, he did. It's earlier
it's earlier in the clip. No, he
did. He did mention isI he was
he went on and on about MSS. The
Chinese Secret Service, he says,
By reach says they have millions
of people all over the world.
And he says,
they got it. They're all over
the place. We have every bay
area there's tons of
every citizen he says, considers
themselves an agent or potential
agent for the MSS. Like when
you're asked you do it. And now
hello, Fang. Fang.
Yeah, Fang Fang and Swalwell
swallows well. So here here's my
clip. This is the who knew
18 Now what who's 15 Now
Swalwell Come on. I'm sorry. I
don't even know you're doing it.
This
is troll raid Doc's grade. Doc's
knew this. I've never heard this
one document shows it was an FBI
special agent who authored the
request for the search warrant.
It also shows that an FBI
Special Agent authored the
affidavit. Another unsealed
document shows the DOJ was
worried about the destruction of
evidence. Last week, former
Trump official Kash Patel said
on his epic TV show that while
Trump was still in office, he
ordered the declassification of
everything related to Russia
gate and the Clinton email
investigation. Patel said those
documents were for some reason
sent to the National Archives
and never disclosed to the
public. He argued that only the
Constitution and constitutional
amendments govern presidents. So
the document statutes cited by
the DOJ shouldn't apply.
Now, the thing I thought was
interesting was a one special
FBI agent behind this whole
thing. Yeah, and the belief is
at least by these guys and some
others is that Trump accumulated
a bunch of dirt on the FBI.
Which target is certain agents
and specific people.
Oh, yeah. One of them. What I
heard was that struck was also
working like contract working
for the CIA and that they wanted
to quash
Yes, you've actually mentioned
that in the last show. Yeah,
which is possible that he's got
the goods on that too I don't
know. What are we gonna shake
out it's pretty funny in this
kind of entertaining remarks
you know as as our as we as the
cricket flour is added to our
food products and the beef
products are going away and
things are changing slowly and
we should probably talk about
Mayor Pete after the break after
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episode 1478 We titled that one
flexitarianism which I'm trying
to promote as as the word for
people who want to get out of
this bullshit. It's like if if
you're a vegetarian or a vegan,
and you kind of like, Hey, maybe
I should, you know, get some
fish or meat or god forbid, some
chicken, you know, but I don't
want the pressure. Just tell
them your flexitarian it will be
fine, don't you think? John? Do
you think that that will be
acceptable?
Yeah, it's acceptable to me.
Thank you very much, Tom to
Neil, who brought us the artwork
for flexitarianism lot of
discussion, post production on
which art piece of art to
choose. This was the Cricut all
bug shortening in the vein of
Crisco after we deconstructed
how Crisco came to be and more
importantly, what the future of
Crisco is. Now there were
several there were a couple of
these
actually, first of all, let's go
to the desk go to the elephant
in the room which was the its
its its competitor, which is Sir
net Ned's Yes. trickbot. Yeah.
Cricket grease can which was
rejected by me largely because
it was you know, and it's just
some little thing it's a very
minor thing because it's a
better idea I like cricket
grease on the label I like it
does still has the still not
there not neither one of a map
to around cylinder two Antonio
didn't for sure it's just flat
and it's your shit she didn't
map but you don't have time
you're doing Photoshop you're
trying to get a good art to try
the got a family you only have
15 minutes or so to do these art
pieces but the problem with with
net or net nets was it wasn't
centered it was like the kid was
it bothered you and bother you
to know and it was like it
wasn't what and it shouldn't
bother you because you're the
most free CD guy yeah so so it
was just like it was just turned
for some reason and just like
Why
Why was Bonacci bib
so I got kicked off the other
one also the CANS fits in the
frame a little better doesn't go
into the logo and cheap curved
or logo is good she did a better
job.
I remember it wasn't much else
well i capitalist agenda agenda
did the CDC building blocks
which I thought was creative,
but you looked at it and went
man, which I understand it's
like ants, okay, it wasn't you
know, it's like, just was okay.
Another one so boobs. Uncle cave
bear. No, that's all out. You
like we weren't
doing any Brian Stelter
materialists. You know you're
gonna put that guy on our cover.
Now we want people to listen to
the show not be repelled.
See him? Oh, he's doing too
much. Oh, gosh. They finally got
to guess is Brian Stelter.
I know I will listen. Hey, maybe
we screwed it up. You were
somewhat enamored with certain
net Ned's hunter in the basement
hunter are you there? Which I
nicked for context. I just
thought no one could really get
that
No, I was hurt. No, that's not
true. I mentioned specifically I
don't like those shouting boxes.
I don't like the little bubbles.
I don't like Oh, you're right. I
don't like to voice bubble. I
don't like I stand
corrected. That's what you said.
I knew there was something about
it. stand corrected.
They're called there's a name
for that device. Let's call it
Gerson can anything else? No,
that wasn't it was very there
were some crudity. Just a nice
breasts put in there but it
really Hey, did
you did you get a lot of people
emailing you about the crudity
from Dr. Oz?
No, I got not one note. I got
notes and said Come on, man.
Don't you guys understand this
carpet bagger from Jersey you
know he's like oh crude attai
Like you and John. You know,
you've got refined palates. I'm
like hold on a second. Is this
someone who I think might be a
Republican or someone I mean, I
have no interest in being any
type of party member of
anything. I don't give a shit
about Dr. Oz. I find the whole I
find most political stories
annoying. But you played the
clip and I happen to guess the
crudity might be the issue. But
the message I got from I think
Republican voters who emailed me
was was kind of went like that,
like well, you know, it's like
crudity, you guys might know
clearly they know or crudity is
and like so do these Republicans
themselves think that the
majority of Republicans are
idiots that they have never
heard of Cru detai that this is
not a known word in flyover
state. I didn't go to college by
the way. You know, it's it felt
kind of like Jesus but
you lived in Europe. You lived
in Europe, they eat crudities in
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our formula is this we go out we
hit people in the mouth
yeah, heat wave in China.
I was prepared for a lot but not
for heat wave in China. Let me
see is Oh, you got a whole bunch
here.
Excellent. Not a China. Yeah,
because they listen to heatwave
in China. This is I think, NPR,
NPR, NPR. And I want after the
desert for short clips. I want
you to tell me what's wrong with
this picture. After the this is
done the scored heat wave in
China,
not a China, where people have
been dealing with record
breaking temperatures since
early July. Heat is so severe
some cities in southwestern
China cut power to all factories
this week and be our Beijing
correspondent Emily Fang is on
the line. Emily, thanks so much
for being with us.
Thanks, God. Thanks for having
me.
Help us understand how severe
This heat is.
It's pretty bad. China's been in
this continuous wave officially
for the last 68.
Is this an NPR report or should
you stringer what it was he's
very regular
stays, which is the longest heat
wave on record since China's
National Climate Center started
keeping records back in 1961.
More than 240 thesis weeks that
they forecasted temperatures
above 104 degrees Fahrenheit,
pretty hot. The country's issued
its first National Drought alert
in nine years. And it's pushed
places like Central Hubei
province, for example, to pretty
extreme methods. They're so
desperate for rainfall that they
said this week. They're starting
to seed clouds, which is this
experimental method where you
shoot metal up into the clouds.
So you think you might have
rain?
Oh, you mean like a
geoengineering? Cloud seeding?
Drone? Hold
on a second. Let's just listen
to what she said. She said
experimental method which is
when I was a kid, back in the
90s during that be international
GF they were doing it all the
time in California, they use
silver salts. And it was always
a salt they didn't shoot metal
into the clouds. Hey, here's
some lead. Let's take Yeah, but
But hold on a second. Maybe
they're doing something else or
under the guise.
Key doesn't know what she's
talking about is the point.
Well, she doesn't know what it
is, is not an experimental
method has been used for eons.
And it's not in you don't shoot
metal up in the cloud. That way.
Everyone who owns a shotgun in
California can make it rain.
Just boom, there you go. It's
some lead. So this is irksome to
know and to medium for somebody
who doesn't it never heard of
such a thing. But it Okay, let's
continue.
There's and it's pushed places
like Central Hubei province, for
example, to pretty extreme
methods. They're so desperate
for rainfall that they said this
week, they're starting to seed
clouds, which is this
experimental method where you
shoot metal up into the clouds,
so you think you might have
rain?
Okay, just didn't need to play
that again. So you could hear
her say it. Are we ready for the
second clip?
Yeah, go. It's not proven, but
this is how much they need
water. Because the lack of water
is even affecting the power
supply and other places. a
province called Sichuan in the
Southwest is about 80% reliant
on hydroelectric power, except
they don't have rain.
Okay, there's another one just
shows you.
Without Rain. You can't have a
lake I guess.
Without Rain. You can't have a
hydroelectric power. I guess I
never heard this. You knew that
you knew this. So okay, so now
we're, why is this Why is NPR
put this crap on?
Because they're sponsored by the
Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation for the climate
change chapter Hulu.
Actually, the amount of money
that Bill and Melinda Gates
gives to NPR, which I think I
have the numbers here because it
was printed out. Last year,
somebody came out and
documented. This is like $30
million.
You consider that to be a lot or
not a lot?
Seems like a lot to me. We don't
make that. Where's our money?
Okay, let's go.
Again, back to the podcast.
This is the time when the demand
for energy is much higher,
because people are relying on
Air Conditioning to keep cool.
So this week's tribe that
province, which has more than 80
million people decided it was
cutting off electricity to most
factories for about seven days.
So they can ensure people would
have power at home and the power
grids wouldn't overload.
And that can't be good news for
the world's supply chain
cabinet.
It is more bad news because a
number of major multinationals
have factories in Sichuan,
there's an electronics component
maker. And in Foxconn, there are
American companies like Intel
and Texas Instruments, which are
factories there that are highly
reliant on stable power. And
these factories together make
important components for our
cars and electronics. So even
though the power is just out for
a week, it's going to take them
far longer to restart production
once again, when the power turns
back on. And that's only going
to make this ongoing global
semiconductor shortage worse. On
top of that, China's already
suffering from economic
pressures because it has these
on and off IQ and COVID
restrictions. And this heat wave
does not help. And you see this
impact already in the most
recent economic statistics for
the country. They came out last
week, they're pretty dire. They
show that consumer spending
missed all forecasts the
official youth unemployment is
nearly 20%. Unofficially, it's
probably much higher, and home
sales have fallen. Oh, man, how
come they never say that about
American numbers? Unofficially,
inflation is probably much
higher.
No, they never do that. Let's go
to the last clip. And then I'm
at an ad to ask Adam question.
What's wrong with this picture?
What we're seeing this summer in
China is likely going to become
more and more common. There was
a report from the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology in 2018.
That forecast a big part of
northern China could become
unlivable by the end of the
century because of extreme heat.
And that conversely means that
flash flooding is becoming more
and more common because the
ground is not able to absorb
water when it does rain. And
this week alone in China, there
are two flash floods that killed
22 people.
There's Emily Feng, thanks so
much.
So the question is, what's wrong
with this picture?
Huh? Yeah. What's wrong with
this picture?
I'm not sure. John, You've
stumped me.
Where is the blame on global
warming?
Oh, goodness, you're so right.
This was what Wasn't it a little
bit in that last clip about see
that really hold on, hold on.
Let me just listen to
what we're seeing this summer in
China is likely going to become
more and more common. There was
report from the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology in 2018.
That forecast a big part of
northern China could become
unlivable by the end of this
century because of extreme heat.
And that conversely means that
flash flooding is becoming more
and more common because the
ground is not able to absorb
water when it does rain. And
this week alone in China, there
were two flash floods. No,
you're right. people
perish Emily Fang, thanks for
Wow, she should be fired
immediately are kind of
missing the point. Oh, there was
no mention whatsoever on global
warming because it was report on
China and China already told
Biden to stuff it so far as
their cooperation with their
global warming bullcrap. And it
would reflect poorly on Biden to
remind people of this so they
just robbed a taco. Wow. I think
this was just an attempt to
cover for Biden. Because if you
recall, when the Taiwan visit
took place with Nancy Pelosi,
the Chinese were so hurt. They
said we're not even going to
cooperate in a golden global
warming anymore. I did have to
remind people of that if they
brought global warming up in
that report. Yep. And you know,
they were itching to
then that was NPR New Tang
Dynasty.
That was NPR not new tank that
no New Tang Dynasty doesn't
know. This was NPR refused.
Normally NPR is all over. They
always say all global warming
global warming, but this time
they didn't. I just found that
fascinating.
You know, all the reports about
Texas. No doubt we have. We have
a drought issue. But they've
really been hyping it up about
all it's so horrible. It's a
triple digit for 50 days, blah,
blah. If you remember in 2010 I
did my first meet up in Austin,
Texas. I happen to remember the
temperature that day. 112
degrees in the shade. Yeah. And
it was annual and we had an
outdoor meet up with 33 people.
I remember it. Well. I moved to
Texas very soon after that,
despite the climate change,
clearly telling me to stay in
California. And for the next two
years, I lived in a house that
had a view over Lake Travis,
which there were no boats in
Lake Travis, you were not
allowed to have your boat
because the water was at the
bottom. The boat houses were 50
feet above the waterline. But
no, this somehow was the worst
summer ever. A little bit of a
little bit of life experience. A
little bit of observation goes
along with 2012 was the same
2012 was actually worse than
2010. And all the good old boys
around here will say we'll tell
you what I remember 2012 So yes,
I do. I was here some
that's typical. Now that you
mentioned Texas, so I do have to
play the Texas clip. Are we
favorite? Are we still on
climate change? No, no, we're
off a climate change.
I was just gonna say one more
thing about climate change. No,
we'll pick it up in a minute.
Okay, Texas. What do you got
about
Ty? Well, climate change might
well, I don't care. Don't worry
this it'll fit this to me. I
have to I never was a big fan of
Abbe. Glen Abbott. But I have to
say Gregory.
But Glenn is good. We'll take
Lana. Glen. Glen up Oh, on
Abbott and Costello. So Abbott.
I really love this guy now
because I just think and I don't
know why other places don't do
this idea of busing the migrants
to Washington DC and New York
City on the Texas dime is gotta
be money well worth spending
more migrants, sorry asylum
seekers. I'm sorry. It was so
well timed for migrants and
asylum seekers are being bussed
northward from the US Mexico
border. It's embarrassing me
held reports some city officials
are trying to put a clear plan
in place as they strain to
accommodate them. In New York
City this week, people packed
into buses pulled into the port
authority,
hungry thirsty. Some with
medical conditions.
Immigrant Affairs Commissioner
Manuel Castro says the city has
a new interagency plan in place
to provide services including
schooling for children,
nonprofits and volunteers have
largely been stepping in to help
those fleeing crime and poverty
back home only to face
uncertainty and homelessness
once they arrive. Texas Governor
Greg Abbott started moving the
migrants in April, he says to
highlight the Biden
administration's border
failures, the majority more than
7000 have been bussed to
Washington DC, where the mayor
has renewed have rejected
requests for the National Guard
to help.
Yeah, this is this is quite
humorous. Actually, we wouldn't
typically do this but I do have
a report on this as well from
New York from ABC wn. I think
it's a New Yorker station. Tip
and I wouldn't play it because
you just kind of gave the info
it'd be fun to compare ABC and
NPR to the reporting on this.
See how much is the same and
what is additional if anything
tonight migrants seeking asylum
arrive at all hours in New York
City officials are racing to
come up with a plan to help care
for them
with open 13 boathouse to
increase our capacity. And we're
looking at every single option
that we have.
Official say more than 6000 have
come already in the last three
months early this morning, two
buses from Texas pulling into
the port authority in Manhattan
carrying 78 people, among them
at least 15 children, one just
two months old, and a pregnant
woman days from delivery. She
was taken to a hospital.
Nightline meeting 18 year old
amaro Just after he got here
last week, Chico, I'm still a
boy who's very young, I hope to
have better opportunities here.
He says it took him two months
to reach Texas from Venezuela.
With more and more children on
those buses today, city
officials announced a program
called Project Open Arms to try
and quickly integrate some 1000
migrant children into New York
City public schools, simplifying
the enrollment process and
calling for more bilingual
teachers. Officials also had a
message for Texas Governor Greg
Abbott, who has been sending the
buses on a one way trip without
coordinating with officials at
their destinations.
We're asking the governor to
please stop and let all of us
work together to figure out how
we can best provide the
assistance that these human
beings need.
Stop Glenn Abbott. So this
little, little kicker to this
what you heard in the beginning
about what the plan is in New
York and this is a well known
plan and in cities that don't
have their shit together. Austin
did the same thing. What are
they going to do?
Well, tonight the mayor of New
York City issuing an emergency
solicitation seeking bids for up
to 5000 hotel rooms and other
facilities that can accommodate
and provide services to these
migrants on just a 24 hour
notice Lindsay still
need more hotel rooms Mola.
Thank you more hotel rooms. This
is this is it. This is universal
basic income for the hotel
industry, which has been
wrecked. Of course, tourism has
wrecked everywhere. And now
they're going to wreck these
hotels and allow me to tell you
how this works with asylum
hotels. There's many examples
but the Netherlands was a story
just this past week. My asylum
seekers as they're called, they
are basically coming from all
this has been going on for for
12 years have been just letting
anybody into this very small
country. And they put them up in
and now of course it's from it
used to be from Syria recently.
And then now it's obviously from
Ukraine and, but that people are
from all over. And a lot of the
Muslim asylum seekers are put in
hotels. And they're now rioting.
They're rioting because they
don't like the breakfast and
lunch. Listen, we don't like
this Dutch breakfast. You give
us you give us bread and cheese.
And, and bread and jam. It's not
culturally appropriate. So just
give us money and we'll do it
ourselves. But of course you
can't cook in a hotel room. So
this has now become a problem
and this the fighting it's it
doesn't work out. This is so
distressing. And a lot of these
people they you ask them, yeah,
Joe Biden said come on is good.
We'll hook you up. We'll give
you a phone. We'll give you a
debit card. It's so so wrong,
inhumane just a holes. And so
the rest of
the while you're talking about I
got two more clips to play about
migrants. This is a different
oriented This is about Sri
Lanka. Sri Lanka is a collapsed
state. Yeah. And there's
something in this these subs
just kind of got my attention.
So I hope they're not dead
interesting, but these people
are trying to escape Sri Lanka.
This reminds me of something Ron
Paul said, Not rampolla Ron Paul
said some years ago, but play
leaving Sri Lanka WTF.
And more from Sri Lanka as
anarchy grip the capital city of
Colombo in May a couple gambled
their family's life savings on a
two week nearly 3000 mile voyage
with their two young sons. The
decision ended in ruin. This Sri
Lankan Navy vessel is looking
for potential human smuggling
boats. As more people look to
escape the crisis hit country
patrols along the coast have
become more regular. They check
this fishing boat. It's carrying
nothing more than nuts and fish
leaving the country unofficially
is illegal in Sri Lanka that
people have increasingly been
willing to take that risk
leaving the country is illegal.
Yeah, that's how you do it man.
Lock everybody down.
This way. Remember when Ron Paul
said you know you build a fancy
dude. You know that is not the
key people asked to keep you in.
wishes to your what happened in
East Germany is a good example.
I just found that distressing.
These poor people are stuck
there and they can't. They can't
get out. transport themselves
out is illegal. Now. You got to
stay here and suffer. I mean
apart there's a part two of that
clip. That's pretty much the
point.
I don't I don't mind listening
to it. nearly 1000
people have been arrested this
year to date, almost a record
breaking number pneumococcus has
been is among them. In late May,
they boarded a 30 foot boat
under the cover of night with
her two teenage sons. They paid
their life savings of $1,400 for
the one way trip to Australia,
but they didn't. And we only had
sea water to bathe with and
using the toilet, we couldn't
use fresh water because then we
could have run out of it. We
suffered from hunger unlike ever
before. Not even in our
childhood, we suffer such
hunger, then we couldn't sleep
because the boat was rocking so
much. Their ship suffered a fuel
problem. And eventually it was
intercepted by the Australian
coast guard. The family was sent
back to Sri Lanka. Many new
faces the charge of leaving the
country from an unauthorized
port, her husband is accused of
an additional charge of
assisting in the logistics of
the journey, and now awaits
trial in prison.
assisting in the logistics of
the journey is also a crime.
It's also
incredibly sad. This is Part ESG
part poor monetary policy,
creating too much money. You
think that's you think that's
funny, or bad? Check out
Venezuela,
if you need proof of how bad it
is in Venezuela right now. Look
at this purse, this person is
made entirely of the bills of
the Venezuelan currency, the
Bolivar inflation is so high
that this money is now
completely worthless. And so my
friend Jorge over here, has
gathered a ton of this stuff and
turn it into commodities into
purses into sculptures
is worse than it sounds and it
sounds pretty bad.
The country's inflation rate
will rise to 1,000,000%.
So this guy is selling purses on
the street, that he's that he's
made basket weaving style out of
old bills from yesterday. I
mean, that's that's done it. I
mean, of course, there's $1
economy a black market dollar
economy in Venezuela 1,000,000%.
That's done, right. It's like,
what what's next?
Yeah, it's a failed economy with
the least but how
will people eat? How what's
going to happen? How will it
goes to a barter
economy when that happens?
That's pretty much goes to a
pure barter economy unless you
have dollars.
So things are falling apart here
in the United States,
particularly when it comes to
our transportation system. In
addition to that, the climate
change I would like to read this
to you, I can just it's the
headline. In Australia, here it
is. Bank Australia has announced
starting 2025 He will no longer
finance personal loans for
combustion engine automobiles.
So you so unless you save up and
buy an old clunker, or you're
willing to finance a Tesla or
some other battery car, you're
not going to have one. That's
how they do it to you when it
comes to flying. And we've had
some issues here in the United
States, mainly because pilots
and aircrew have been treated
like shit for many many years
the whole business as a
government bailout business the
government de facto really
operates most of these airlines.
And then when it came towards
the came to vaccination status,
a lot of certainly pilots said
you know what, screw you I'm not
risking my career. I'm not
risking my health. I don't trust
that it's not safe. And they
were all dismissed and now they
either won't come back or
they're saying you know, pay me
right down to where I think was
Delta Airlines, they their
negotiations, they've even
negotiated personal Tumi luggage
for every pilot, that that's how
pissed off they are. But it
doesn't matter because Mayor
Pete, he's got a plan.
Tonight, the Department of
Transportation putting Airlines
on notice saying fix your
problems or new rules are coming
Secretary Pete Buttigieg,
writing to America's 10 largest
carriers that the level of
disruption Americans have
experienced this summer is
unacceptable. Noting that in the
first six months of this year,
roughly 24% of domestic flights
have been delayed and 3%.
canceled,
the Secretary has had to take a
step back.
Let's rethink where we are in
the industry and actually get
back to scheduling an operation
that you can actually
accommodate the airlines
lobbying group not staying
quiet, responding that the
pandemic has wreaked havoc on
all businesses, saying
industries across the economy
are facing a range of
challenges, including a tight
labor market and the government
tonight with direct requests for
airlines to provide meal
vouchers for delays of three
hours or more and lodging
accommodations for passengers.
Who must wait overnight at an
airport because of disruptions
within the carrier's control.
These people are so disconnected
you can't even get a hotel room.
overnight so many flights are
canceled. They
I have a report from New Tang
Dynasty and the same topic with
Buddha judge. It's slightly
different in the way they took
it. But they they also left out
the people who quit because of
the forced vaccinations. And
worse they were vaccination
mandates it but they left it out
of their report too, but they
take a little different
perspective.
According to FlightAware. More
than 40,000 flights have been
canceled since June Buda judge
says the Department of
Transportation is going to
publish an online dashboard
where travelers can quickly and
easily get all the relevant info
they need for their flights,
including cancellations and
delays. The Federal Aviation
Administration says some of the
flight problems have been caused
by staffing problems at air
traffic control facilities.
I mean, I'm not gonna play my 11
six second clip kicker which was
the same thank you beautiful.
It's another dashboard. Wait,
let me see what ABC called it
so what are you owed if an
airline cancels or delays your
flight? Well, the Department of
Transportation now says it's
going to launch a website in the
next few weeks making that
crystal clear no matter which
airline you fly
I like dashboard much better.
They should yeah, dashboard
dashboard. Yellow 1980s
Yeah, yeah, it's the same people
who brought you the Obamacare
website no doubt but this is so
so wrong at putting it all onto
the airlines this is not this is
only going to worsen the
situation. People are now going
to be demanding their vouchers
and where's my hotel and is
going to come to blows people
are gonna get hurt. And
meanwhile, meanwhile, the elites
of the world not you and me not
you we're all scum. Know the
elites. They get this you're
starting with
the breaking news from American
Airlines. They are betting on
supersonic travel to carriers
agreed to purchase 20 supersonic
over two airplanes from a boom
supersonic. The deal is the
second firm order in the last
two years for boom, the company
is still years away from
building its first commercial
airplane. Boom says the overture
jet will fly as fast as 1300
miles per hour. Cutting
international flight times by
about half American Airlines has
the option to purchase another
40 overtures in the future. Boom
we'll build the planes at a
plant in Greensboro the first
model is expected to roll out in
2025 with first flight in 2026
Yeah, your bugs in your stand up
seat you stupid Surf's Up here
we go crews now it's just
doubled in the shop where we are
now going oh look down there you
can see apply those slave
aircraft that's right number
those days people want to fly
like that. Enjoy and do our
short trip to Paris that's
what's gonna be the the actual
sounds about right I think
that's exactly what you'll be
hearing the quality might be a
little better because it's
expensive. It's very probably
not
gonna be very similar to that
sounds the same. I have 219 70
throwback clips.
Yay. Yay. All right. Do we need
a time back machine do we need
we have a time back machine? We
have specific it's not clips
from there it's clips about
them. So no, you don't know it's
not a it's not a true old clip,
which I do have in the back in
the in the in the archive I
was just thinking maybe just
like one of those.
Maybe just because UK 1973. This
is a couple of about the
inflation now and then
soaring energy prices a cost of
living crisis and rising work
unrest history looks like it is
repeating itself in Britain as
the country grapples with
choices the best similarities to
that of the 1970s. So how did
Britain handle the crisis back
then? Energy rationing marked
then Prime Minister Edward heeds
tenure, the organization of our
Petroleum Exporting Countries
had declared an oil embargo,
forcing his government to
consider some extreme proposals.
This footage from December 1973
shows customers being led by
workers with gas lamps in
darkened stores on London's main
shopping street. Britain today
is unlikely to face such
prolonged blackouts. But experts
say anything that threatens a
world of contactless payments
and computerized hills will add
anxiety over the country's
ability to withstand social and
economic shocks. consumer price
inflation peaked in 1975 at
24.5%. And it was nice until the
1990s that it fell sustainably
into low single digits like 50
years ago, Britain to date faces
double digit inflation. The Bank
of England expects to see
inflation exceeding 13%. This
October, which would be the
highest rate in 42 years.
Yeah, it's a mess over there.
And I'd love to hear clip two
and then we can talk about
what's what is expected to
happen.
Okay. Political Analyst Peter
Kellner was a Sunday Times
journalist in the 1970s,
that there is potentially a
double parallel between Britain
today and Britain in 1973. there
abouts, in that the inflation
which took off took off in
Britain in 1973. And say hi to
the rest of the decade was the
first impulse towards inflation
was a combination of the
domestic forces
historian Oh, when Turner agrees
there are similarities, but also
big differences such as the
background of top politicians.
I think our problem now is a
lack of knowledge. We don't have
anybody around in politics, who
can remember what it was like
with inflation, certainly not in
office, and many of them not at
all, because this is this is
quite a young generation of
politicians. Now, I think
there's a danger in possibly in
the other direction they people
are slightly lost by
the increase in prices. Like
Johnson today had aspirations to
shift Britain's economy into a
higher gear. In 1972, his
government announced a budget to
double the rate of economic
growth which stoked inflation.
Today's leadership front runner
Foreign Secretary Liz truss has
been accused by rival candidate
Rishi Sunak of making a similar
mistake with her vowed to slash
taxes. In the end, he paid the
price for his handling of the
economy and worker relations. He
lost to the opposition Labour
Party in a 1974 snap election.
Yes, I remember a lot is made in
the 70s Looks like you're gonna
be made again by Liz. Well, then
she gets in.
It's only good. It's only the
70s. Again, if you screw it up
the same way.
Yeah, well, that's what they say
that Liz is going to do. She's
going to scores up the same way
mess it
up. So there was a there was an
article in the Financial Times
which I mean, the Financial
Times it costs a lot of money.
It's not easy to crack the
paywall. So this was a real
article. And the title is a
winter energy reckoning looms
for the West. And they paint a
very, very, very bleak and dark
picture, in particular of the
European Union. It starts off
across the world, politicians
are evermore desperately looking
to contain the explosive
consequences of the energy
crisis. In those parts of Asia,
the Middle East and Africa
already mired in multiple
economic and political
difficulties. The crisis is
providing catastrophic. Those
who import liquid natural gas
must now compete with European
late comers to the LNG market
seeking an alternative to
pipelines, Russian gas, it's so
bad that in this article that
even referenced politicians
having backroom conversations
about possibly cutting some kind
of deal with Putin, because they
know that their people are going
to be very cold, a very unhappy,
possibly starve. Now our tea
blames us on the US, which I
think there's some validity to
it, about how we played it. But
what's interesting is that this
kind of happens in the same
backdrop of the Iran deal. And
I'm kind of wondering, since
Venezuela has now stopped oil
shipments to Europe, I want and
natural gas. I wonder if Iran
which I think don't have one of
the largest gas fields or
untapped resources there. Do you
think that the idea of these
globalist elites is to make Iran
the new Russian gas station for
everybody?
Well, I don't see how they can
make that work personally. So I
hope not.
Well, they're they're hell bent
on doing some kind of deal. So I
don't know it just felt. So like
a reliable resource. Iran.
Well, this is a fact. There's
nothing good over there for
sure. See, what else do we have
here?
Well, I have the little report
here with a kind of a kicker in
it which involves a Russia which
is the shipping grains.
Shipping grains.
UN Secretary General Antonio
Gutierrez says getting more
grain out of Ukraine is vital if
world Food prices are to go
down. He was speaking in
Istanbul here where Turkey is
coordinating an international
effort that's enabled the
resumption of brain shipments
through the Black Sea despite
the war just yesterday,
I was you know this affordance
and saw the firsthand the
loading on a cargo of wheat onto
a ship. I was so moved watching
the wheat fill up the hold of
the sheep's it was the loathing
of hope for so many around the
wolves to terrorists
also says it's very important to
make sure that Russian food and
fertilizer which are not subject
to the sanctions are also given
unimpeded access to the global
markets.
What Oh, What a crap show.
So what Yeah, what a crap show.
Oh, fertilizers been exempted
from the these all these
horrible sanctions. Ah,
interesting, huh? Well, they
have a few yachts but this is
they
realized that people are going
to starve they.
Yeah, the public is going to put
up with this crap.
They will go for people's heads.
They have to be very careful.
Very, very good people. They're
getting pretty fed up. Uh, just
want to play more from George
Monbiot because he now he was on
PBS buddy be your new buddy
George Monbiot. Monbiot is the
commie from hell. He's a writer,
journalist, whatever. globalist
douchebag. But, you know, writes
for The Guardian, and he was on
what he played the last time but
now he's on BBC Hard Talk
spewing this food production is
a success story. Absolutely.
It's been an astonishing
success. In fact, almost too
much of a success, we produce
roughly twice as many calories
as we need. But a huge amount of
that is wasted by being
channeled through livestock,
which is very inefficient use of
calories,
or very wasteful to channel your
calories through livestock,
biofuels, and then some of it is
just wasted. So we've got this
tremendously productive system,
but it deeply threatens earth
systems on which we also depend
entirely for our survival, and
which itself depends upon what's
an
earth system. Do you know what
an earth system is?
It's some bull crap, I want to
mention something, it seems to
me that you mentioned it,
lifestyle is one of the best
ways is one of the least
wasteful ways because you could,
it's unless they die from no
water, they kind of maintain
themselves, and so they don't
have an expiration date. When
they're in the field. They're
just munching away and they can
you can kill them to eat them.
I'm sorry about that. You can
eat them, you know, at different
ages, you can let them get old.
I mean, it's like you know, it's
kind of like very flexible,
seems like very flexible, as
opposed to something with like,
vegetables, for example, when
those things are ready to pick,
you gotta pick them, and they go
bad. If you don't distribute
them right away, they don't they
rot, the end they rot in the
field is less so with livestock.
Well, just like we're being
prepared for the elites to be
flying over us at twice the
height and three times the
speed, we're being prepared to
eat bugs and not eat beef
systems on which we also depend
entirely for our survival and
which itself depends upon
agriculture depends on a
habitable planet, and is already
being hit by a series of climate
shocks, water shocks, oil
shocks, soils, agriculture, is
driving as much or more than any
other industry.
Tell me a little bit about the
soil. Because in the book, you
literally and metaphorically dig
deep into what is happening to
the soil beneath our feet.
Whoa, this is I'm interested in
what's happening with the soil
is happening, well, soil,
the soil is not just an
ecosystem, it's also a
biological structure. It's like
a coral reef. It's built by the
creatures that inhabit
it. But soil is now like a coral
reef, which by the way, has
tripled in size and Australia
magically
bacteria up to the giants of the
soil, earthworms, and that
ecosystem is entirely dependent
on the life forms within it. If
those life forms disappear, if
we wipe them out, the soil
literally collapses, its
structure, which has been built
by those organisms collapses,
many of the ways of producing it
are devastating to that soil
from which we receive 99% of our
calories. So for instance, if
you apply too much nitrate
fertilizer, paradoxically, it
can destroy the fertility of the
soil, because the bacteria in
the soil if they have too much
nitrate, they burn through the
carbon, which they use as the
cement which builds the soil
structure. So the whole
structure collapses in on
itself, the soil becomes
waterlogged and airless and it
can actually inhibit plant
growth.
Jhansi Dvorak, your professional
chemical analysis of the
statements
Well, we know that over
fertilization is not good.
That's when you have to rotate
crops is plenty Farmers know how
to deal
with this been doing that for
centuries and generationally for
centuries and the newer farmers
do it even better. And even the
corporate farmers do it. Well.
This is bullcrap. Well, let's
listen to
his solutions. I divide the food
system into three grain or
arable farming, horticulture
that's fruit and veg and protein
rich and fat rich foods and we
desperately need farming arable
Don't you hate it with veg,
vegetables, fruit and veg and
protein rich and fat rich foods
and we desperately need farming
to produce arable and
horticultural products. But I
think by far and away the most
benign thing we can do and
indeed it gives us the best
chance we have of getting to the
farmer is to take the production
of protein rich foods out of
farming altogether and into the
facts. So
you without being very specific
and blunt about it. You are
saying that livestock farming as
we know it right around the
world from the Welsh sheep
farmer to the Maasai herdsmen
has to end human beings have to
stop raising animals for meat.
The harsh truth is that
livestock farming is the
greatest driver of those
disastrous impacts which I've
already mentioned. And yet it
produces very little of our food
by comparison to the smaller
drivers that those impacts which
are the arable and horticultural
production, it's obviously an
important component and I'm not
saying take away animals from
opposite take away animals from
subsistence farmers at all but
for those of us who have diets
Yes, we should be getting out of
meat eating getting out of milk
and eggs and switching towards
not just a plant based diet but
I want to see those crucial
protein source sources replaced
by microbial protein produced
through precision fermentation
it's it's an enhanced form of
brewing
precision fermentation I am so
excited about my efforts my
burger being precision fermented
and oh no let's look into which
is actually now
I think is impossible Taco Bell
it's testing a new plant based
meat alternative at some of its
location so the fast food chain
announced it is debuted a new
crispy melts taco at some
restaurants in Alabama of all
places. Yeah. All right. So the
meat alternative is made with
soy and pea protein blend. It's
inspired by classic Taco Bell
flavors and this comes as talk
about partnered with Beyond Meat
for more vegetarian and vegan
options. Those products will be
available before the end of the
year.
Always Taco Bell knows native
ads that's a native ad but let's
boy can I just kind of say one
way isn't Taco Bell tacos
already have not beef. I was
exactly what I was gonna say
they are the OG plant based
protein which is wood.
Yeah, they got wood in their
garden. Once it's
silica sand. Sand. The sand is
the best part of dirt. I'm sure
there's dirt in there because it
tastes like dirt. It's nothing
like a taco bell taco if you
want to taste the future.
The question is, are we just
going to laugh our way as the
Titanic er and by the way that
wasn't it did Judge Dredd movie
where they're driving around and
somebody says Oh, every every
restaurants now a taco.
That's that's the futuristic one
with AI with Wesley Snipes.
Okay, yeah, yeah, it's with the
people. Yeah, that exactly
Demolition Man. That is the
future Demolition
Man with the deadly restaurants.
Taco Bell and
the radio plays jingles. That's
the That's all the songs the
radio plays. And then the people
live underground. And you know
what they eat underground. But
rats
will eat rats. Rats heard you
know, the French during the
French Revolution ate rats
because they had nothing else to
eat. And there's a number of
French recipes for rat better
supposedly pretty good. Have you
ever you can get that can
happen. Have you ever tried? No,
God, no, I don't want to you
right? Have enough. I don't have
an Eden squirrel either. But I
do like rabbits. So you know?
What's the difference? If you
really look at it objectively.
I'm going to show my school by
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I can tell you some people that
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Sometimes you go hang out with
all day.
You won't be triggered. You want
to say is like a backup. Ah.
Okay, do you have ISOs?
Everyone?
Okay. Oh, I
see. Where is your ISO? Oh, you
I have to? I have to so not much
better. I wonder how we're going
to fare today. Let's see what
you got early work
as far from over.
The end of the show our work is
far from over his net effect.
And it's clear as crystal
crystal clear. Yeah, your work
is far from over.
Actually have I'm gonna have
three now. Let me see. This is
me at three. Now. Stop whining
and eat your bugs
kind of like that. That's cute.
That's cute. Yeah. How about
you've just got to think COVID
No, but I think this is the
winner. Well, that
sucked. That I think
Hey, biggest laugh? How can you?
There you go. As far as I'm
concerned, we have a winner
ladies and gentlemen. It's not
often if we get to do one that
is ourselves, but very good to
very good. Oh, as as we go
towards the camera, how we doing
on time today? Actually, as we
go to it now. Okay. You know,
the big hullabaloo this week was
the prime minister of Finland
was dancing like a sloth. Did
you follow this story?
Oh, I saw it. And it couldn't
get behind it as an interesting
anything. It's just so what?
Well, I think it's got to do in
Finland, by the way. Isn't this
the time of the year whereas
pretty much I've been to Finland
isn't this the time of year when
it is 24 hours a day of
sunshine? So you're probably
eating your party a lot?
No, this is something else I can
I think I know what this is.
This is a distraction. Of
course. Now this is by the way,
as Prime Minister go rockin. I
like her, you know, like, I
don't give a shit what she does.
But why was this clearly private
video released with her? Yeah, I
mean, she's simulating sex acts.
It's just what you do when
you're hanging out and dancing
is not drunk when you doesn't
matter. But it's is when you're
when you're 30. Maybe you
shouldn't be doing that. Maybe I
don't know. It doesn't matter to
me. Because all I see is a
distraction from what she said
one day earlier, which the news
definitely did not want you to
hear.
Well, they didn't start the war.
But at the same time, we have to
realize that they are supporting
the war. I think it's not right
that Russian citizens can travel
enter Europe Schengen area, be
tourists see the side scenes
while Russia is killing people
in Ukraine. It's wrong.
I think that this had to go
away. She said Russian citizens
you can't come to EU anymore.
No, shouldn't shouldn't happen.
That got no play. I think that I
think they had to distract from
that and who knows what else she
said?
Ah, that's why I am not gonna
argue this one. Okay, it makes
sense because they don't want to
say stuff like that because the
Russians when they come to
Europe, they spend a lot a lot
of money. And they also there
are certain haunts, all in
Europe that the Russians flock
to so it's not just a rich
Russian spending a lot of money
there's a lot of Russians I
think they can put up with this
comment like that is just this
Ukraine things over with the
Russians will be welcomed back.
I have my Russian story. I just
think this is hilarious because
the Russians have managed it to
their benefit to almost all the
American companies so they got
rid of Starbucks. Starbucks
bailed and so the Russians just
took over the Starbucks stores
they didn't legitimately they
took the leases over and did the
rest in play this clip and then
I'll tell you the funny part
about it
that Starbucks may have left
Russia back in May. But a new
chain of coffee shops in the
capital of Moscow is hoping to
replicate its success in more
ways than one Oh, Russian
restaurant tour Anton Pinsky and
rapper Tamati debuted New
Venture stars coffee on
Thursday, its logo and font
might bear a striking
familiarity. Coffee drinker
walking down the street, but
mighty insists it's all about
perception. That's pretty funny.
So they took the Starbucks and
they took and capstar the same
exact you know, every they took
the actual star and they took
the s off of bucks and moved it
over took bucks out. They have
the same woman logo that circle
with that goddess, whatever it
is in the middle, didn't change
that at all. And coffee
underneath is exactly the same.
So at Starbucks without buck.
They took the buck out of
Starbucks and it's just the same
story so far, and I thought it
was genius the way they did it.
Unlike the McDonald's guys who
took over McDonald's and changed
the logo.
Yeah, what a mistake. Well, they
learned they learned the
Russians are trolling in good
ways. Now this story out. Russia
offers mother heroin, metal and
$16,000 If you have 10 children
or more. I mean that's just
trolling isn't it? It's like a
we're gonna hope so
overpopulate. Y'all didn't so
all this all that great news was
going on about Starbucks. Did
you hear about this?
Tonight the US announcing a
massive $775 million military
aid package for Ukraine. It
includes more ammunition for the
high Mars rocket systems 16 new
houses and for the first time
the Pentagon sending 15 Scan
Eagle reconnaissance drones to
better identify key Russian
targets. It comes amid growing
fears of an impending disaster
at Europe's largest nuclear
power plant in South Korea that
could lead to radiation
contamination across the
continent. Russia ordering its
staff not to show up to work
today. As both sides have warned
of an escalation. Ukraine
accuses Russia of using the
plant as a military base.
Ukrainian officials posting this
video showing Russian vehicles
inside the plant. ABC News is
not verified the date this video
was taken after shelling newly
released before and after
satellite images from several
days ago show scorch marks in
the area near the plant. nearby
communities taking no chances
conducting disaster drills in
response to those attacks. First
Responders practice putting on
protective gear and treating the
injured
you know, so besides this almost
a billion dollars, which is a
billion dollars is nothing we
need to serve atomic rod atoms
to weigh in here I would like to
know is this particular nuclear
plant in its current state and
Sir Rob Adams, I mean, he knows
a lot about this. He's on top of
this
wooded and he's also in that
he's also in the milieu. Yeah,
so everyone would know.
What I'd like to know is if you
bomb this, will that indeed
release radiation and
contamination? Or is that maybe
a little overblown?
I think the whole thing whether
you anyone's gonna bomb at the
Russia's definitely will bomb it
because the radiation is gonna
go right into Russia.
Yeah, but I don't think it even
will happen. I don't even think
that
it'll happen either. I think
phony belies a MacGuffin. Versus
phony baloney pop. MacGuffin,
Guffin explained, MacGuffin.
MacGuffin is a is a gimmick used
in mystery writing. Where you
know, the whole story is about
recapturing an item, a jewel, a
dossier, a government secret.
No, it has a whole bunch that
it's a MacGuffin, that thing
that doesn't matter what it is.
Because it's just used as an
excuse to complete the mystery
story. So it's a meaningless
item is what in the big scheme
of things is a meaningless? It
might be a valuable diamond, but
it's a meaningless item and it's
always referred to in this trade
as a MacGuffin, MacGuffin, I
like it. It's a very good term
and you'll see it in a lot of
stories. If you look at a story
where they're going after
something because They're trying
to capture this or that. You
know J A lot of James Bond
movies and others these movies
have involve a MacGuffin,
MacGuffin and MacGuffin, and
maybe there you go.
I'm not sure which one I like
that.
Which show title MacGuffin.
I wrote it down. In fact, I
wrote it down.
Let's get one. I got one last
clip then to keep us up.
I'll let you I'll let you play
that as lost. I have a short
3031 seconds and update on
Keith, how things get going and
Keith and the only reason I
really want to play this 30
seconds because you know who the
mayor of Kiva is now, don't you?
It's Klich. It has been clicked
for a long time. Yeah, I
know. But we didn't have to
remind ourselves that glitch is
now the mayor. This is one of
the guys who Victorian young big
six foot a boxer. Yeah, who was
who was outstanding heavyweight
is the mayor. Of course, both
two brothers, two brothers
involved. Yeah. And they're the
gangsters but just listen
whether smart gangsters if they
are
of course these people aren't
top of the world. But listen to
an update from the mayor of
normal life slowly coming back
to Keef, we're open right now
much more restaurants are fair.
It's the business coming back
and this slowly starting to
work. But it's illusion. Blue
Sky sunshine summer. And we have
never forget this couple of 100
kilometers east of Kyiv is hell
is being battled where our
buttress defend our country.
So you look at Kyiv and it looks
like it's kind of okay, but Oh,
God over there as hell is hell.
And it is hell. They're just
read about them having no
weapons, nothing is getting to
the front lines as a couple of
links in the show notes.
Veterans are coming back to do
this. There's nothing everything
gets stolen, everything is sold.
It's yeah, it's going
everywhere. And you know, it's
horrible.
You've got clip after clip we've
been playing these clips for
weeks 30% Max goes to the actual
fighting. So
a lot of so the I asked some
asked around to where these
weapons going that we send over
there that never reached the
front lines or going to the
Kurds. They're going to
oligarchy and they're going to
Russians, Russians have over on
the biggest ammo depots and
missile storages and they've
taken them all
so that's why they need that guy
back there. He knows how they do
this all right, we're gonna get
him back gave give Brian Greiner
up for that guy. Get my last
clip as is just a final closing
story to the jihad John case.
Oh, it finally wrapped up this
these guys a bunch of them. And
here's how it ended with the New
Tang Dynasty reporting
now to a gruesome saga of
terrorist torture. A member of
an Islamic state cell known as
The Beatles could be sentenced
to life in prison and a US
Federal Court was found guilty
in a plot that led to the
beheadings of us journalists and
aid workers. 33 year old el
Shafi El Sheikh was found guilty
of the charges by a federal jury
in April after a six week trial
and hours of deliberations jury
concluded that he was part of an
Islamic state cell nicknamed The
Beatles for their British
accents. The cell beheaded
American hostages in Iraq and
Syria. Al Sheikh was born in
Sudan and raised in London. He
was accused of conspiring to
kill for American hostages to
journalists and one aid worker
were beheaded on video. The
fourth hostage was raped
repeatedly by the group's leader
at the time and then killed al
sheiks charges carried a
potential death sentence. But us
prosecutors told British
officials they will not seek the
death penalty.
The Beatles are back. I forgot
about them. The Beatles that
reminds me I was listening to do
I was listening to a Darren
O'Neill show today. And I one
thing he does he reminds me how
bad some of these bands are.
That clash. I was
actually worse. I was actually
not talking about the Beatles,
The Beatles
you talking about the jihadist
Beatles but I was thinking of
the Beatles because I was
thinking why does it Jarrett
Darren O'Neal play Yellow
Submarine. I think that would
fit right into
it. That's one of my least
favorite Beatle songs.
So summary. I
really don't like
that out of the archives and put
that in there. Okay.
Well, thanks for your musical
advice. We'll take it into
account when we're programming
the stream. Up next. We've got
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have the clip custodian who came
in Neal Jones with a beautiful
monkeypox melody medley and then
as promised, the no agenda
players Sir Chris taking the
lead with surfy likes and of
course Dame Jennifer Buchanan. I
think you will enjoy hanging
around for this one. Something
completely different, but
completely on target. Coming to
you from the heart of the Texas
Hill Country right here in FEMA
Region number six in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley
where I remain I'm John C
Devorah. We return
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Till then adios mo follows
first and foremost, let's just
start from the beginning. How
exactly is Monkey pox
spread? According to the CDC 98%
of monkey pox cases are in men
93% among men who reported
recent sexual contact with other
men What the
CDC says the vast majority of
cases have involved men having
sex with other men but late
Friday night, Illinois officials
reported that a daycare worker
tested positive CDC the warning
over the weekend about children
under the age of eight out of
the monkey box outbreak
spreading in the US a seventh
child has now been infected for
a suspected case of human to dog
monkey pox transmission that
happened in France. First and
foremost, let's just start from
the beginning.
How exactly is Monkey pox spread
spread?
Well, as much as many
people don't want to accept this
it is primarily a sexually
transmitted infection reading
when
we first get it started to get
those reports and then it wasn't
just cats. It wasn't just dogs.
We saw it with other animals as
well. We have an
outbreak that has spread around
the world
rapidly. growing concern over
the global spread of monkey pox
spreading spreading. The
nation's monkey pox outbreak is
spreading.
I'm Dame Jennifer Buchanan and I
am President and Director of
Research here at the animated
Institute for no agenda
sciences. This is an
interdisciplinary program where
we work with agenda expanses,
and agenda expression for human
resources as young as three and
their families who are
questioning their agenda or who
are not left right binary.
My name is Sophia Alex Wilson.
And this is my no agenda
journey.
A person's agenda is important
to their identity. Also Chris
Wilson, Felix's father. While
many human resources are happy
in the agenda, they are assigned
at birth, there are some who are
born with an agenda that doesn't
match the agenda assigned to
them. We call this agenda
dysphoria. From when
I first held Felix in my arms, I
knew he was a special human
resource. But when the doctor
told me what his agenda was, it
somehow didn't feel right to one
of my first
memories as a young child was
that I didn't feel comfortable
with the agenda. I was assigned
at birth. Somehow I felt
different from my friends.
It was when he started school,
we started to notice the
difference between him and the
other children.
What was different about you and
the other children? They would
play news clips of Donald Trump
on the television, and everyone
would go boo.
What did you do?
I'd say yay. You know, like
little girl. Yeah.
What did the other kids do
that oh, wow. Off.
It was at that moment, we
realized our son identified with
no agenda and enrolled him in
institutions young producers
program,
we started him off trying his no
agenda identity in small ways to
see how comfortable he was. So
in the morning, your morning,
and thank you for your courage.
Thank you for your banana. Did
you feel when we did that
felt pretty good. I was asked to
do a speech for class on a
famous person. I chose to do
mine on Adam curry. I thought
it'd be the best time to come
out and tell people about my no
agenda.
Are you worried about what might
happen? That's a great question.
That's a great question.
I thought that when the school
found out that they would take
me away and give me new parents
to live with
to remember what the costs did
when you came out and gave your
presentation.
They all laughed and then got up
and dance when I played the
Christmas jingle. Donald Trump
is coming to town
was done that we knew we had to
act before he became an
adolescent. We started him
immediately on amygdala
blockers. They got fellas a
pet goat called makes a
mac and cheese
will remove bugs from his diet.
As soon as he was ready. We
performed media deconstructive
surgery and spend time each week
with no agenda affirming
activities, identifying
propaganda and recording jingles
before puberty sighted and his
cute and innocent voice would
change forever.
be reduced by we knew time
was running out for Felix. Soon
adolescents would take over
somehow
knew we would no longer be able
to exploit this young innocent
child voice between laughs So
Felix was set on a heavy course
of begging for donations.
org slash donate before no
child's last name it for our
children to make it paid off. I
remember how I woke up at my
phone was filled with notes of
congratulations. I didn't know
what happened. But I had a
sneaking suspicion of what it
might be.
through the generous support of
the no agenda community and
anonymous producer had sponsored
surfy legs to become a member of
the no agenda roundtable.
I remember that morning my dad
came in and woke me up all
excited.
For the Wilson family. It was a
dream come true.
It was wild beyond anything. I
had to pinch myself to make sure
I wasn't dreaming. That day was
the day I could look everyone in
the eye and say my child isn't a
slave anymore.
Yes. I went to bed his feelings.
And when I woke up I was Sir
Felix the early night a night of
the no agenda roundtable. And
Daddy. Yes, Felix you know you
were on that day. What a douche
bag douche
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