December 11th, 2022 • 2h 58m
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It was disgusting. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak. Sunday,
December 11 2022. This is your
award winning keep our nation
media assassination episode
1500 11.
This is no agenda, coaching my
luggage 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
in the northern Silicon Valley
where we finally had a gully
washer. I'm Jhansi Dvorak.
Buzzkill. Okay writing that down
as his show title already a
gully washer, the gully washer,
you have not heard of a gully
washer in at least 30 years.
We haven't had one for 30 years
you had good rain
I take it that was good. It was
gully washer, the washer got it
washed
clean the streets it cleaned the
roads
nice I was I'm clutching my
luggage John because the
funniest story just you can't
make this up when it comes to
our biggest problems in the
United States and around the
world is energy it's how are we
going to afford energy do we you
know if we go to nuclear energy
we need to smart people who can
you know store the older systems
so we can bring in the newer
systems the older waste and and
but the guy who's responsible
for that in the US government is
just he's got a he's got like
some major brain damage.
Which brain damage person is
this we're talking about?
Well, this is the guy Britain
who was arrested for stealing
luggage for stealing
way you know he was caught twice
doing this it turns out. An
Energy Department official is
accused of stealing luggage from
Harry Reid International
Airport. The ATMs Now
investigators learning a felony
warrant has been issued for Sam
Britain, a Deputy Assistant
Secretary in the Biden
administration. Now he's accused
of a similar crime in the
Minneapolis St. Paul Airport.
This is a developing story. The
guy is clearly insane. This is a
mental deficiency.
This I have to assume because
first he was busted by stealing
that really high end piece of
$2,300 luggage in Minneapolis
taking the tag off while being
videotaped. Same thing I believe
things that he got caught
McCarran said this The McCarran
thing was earlier it turns out
Oh, I didn't realize that. Okay.
But what's interesting is you
have to now assume that he's
been doing this most of his
life.
I was talking with Tina about
this. I said, Yeah, you'd be
surprised. He's also worked in
retail. So she has experience.
It's often really well to do
people who shoplift and steal
things like this. Who really
have you know, their life is
actually too easy. You see, very
affluent, affluent women will
shoplift the stupidest things
but this guy I think he just
likes some kind of pain. You
know, he clearly likes you know,
being in the bondage and
dressing up like dogs or
whatever he was into and then
trying to worm into some some
ladies girdle this is this is
mental. Oh yeah. Yeah. Or how
many more but he's in charge of
nuclear waste.
Well, he's he's kind of a waste
himself. But clearly he knows
and he just wasn't in Detroit
this this was just a totally
bullcrap thing. He wasn't really
so I'm
thinking because I when I heard
about stealing from McCarran
when I've gone in and out of
these airports and seeing these
luggage things going around
around identity at the
interactor there's everyone's
gone there's a bunch of and
they're taken off by somebody
comes in takes them off and puts
them someplace because there's a
guy didn't pick them out or
whatever you've noticed this
it's so it would be so easy to
just walk off then you'll random
luggage. It seems to me I've
always felt this way I've always
felt was one of the most
insecure parts of the airport.
Why would they do this? Just
make a pot especially a pile of
bags take what you want,
you probably won't you probably
won't remember what happened to
me twice when I was flying back
and forth between London and San
Francisco as a part of my
compensation package I can't
remember how it happened but I
had negotiated a to me suitcase
like a $1,500 to me suitcase
because I was traveling with my
whole my life back and forth
every couple of weeks and twice
twice someone else with the
identical to me suitcase which
is not one you see all the time,
pick mine up and then walks
right out and got all the way
home before they realize oh, you
know there are other people with
the same suitcase and one of
them even said oh well yeah,
okay, well you know, you can
pick it up tomorrow to what? I
have your suitcase
don't remember this was funny
though. Yeah, it happened
happened. That's why I always
tell people traveling travel tip
traveled to yellow duct tape.
big X on the bay. You're that
guy. I'm that guy. J has done it
too. She puts a big big some art
on a bag that you very distinct.
Yeah,
Tina puts like a like a pink
scarf or something. And yeah.
Oh, yeah. Tide. Yeah. But you're
the guy was a yellow, the big
yellow X, I
believe me is a winner. I think
I took my yellow exit bag seems
unlikely? Well, I've always felt
it was insecure. And although,
you know, they obviously have
cameras around. But facial
recognition still not what it
is. And if you're wearing these,
I would say a double mask, a
mask and a hat. And you get out
to plenty put your mask on
because the COVID you put a hat
on, grab any bag, they're not
ever going to you're never
unless they catch it as you
leave, which they won't because
no one's I've never seen any
evidence that they do, I think
is ripe for for theft. I'm
stunned that they're so weak
about the about the security of
those bags.
And what do you suggest
Professor Dvorak working to do?
Well, they can have some system
that is more mechanized, where
the bag the bags have a tag with
a number on it. They could, you
know, and it's in numerical
order they can as the bags
coming off some you know
somebody should be taking the
bags aside and putting them in a
room where you have to go up
with your with your tag, say
here's my tag like you do with a
coat check. You can do it with
coats at a theater. You can do
it with coats at a restaurant.
Why can you do with these bags?
The bags are loaded with
valuables the coats and at the
theater and restaurant usually
aren't. And they can do it
there.
No, that's an interesting point.
I think it's because of course
there's no way to charge people
for that service and the
airports are not going to charge
their their customers which of
the airlines are going to change
charge them more for it. That's
probably just a cost thing. But
I definitely right it's a good
point. We're tracking we're
tracking everything else about
everybody that yellow because
they don't care what it is.
Don't worry. We delivered you.
Here's your bag. Bye. That's it.
That's i That's exactly what it
is.
They don't get the bag when it
comes out of the chute, your
fault.
They don't care. I just don't
care. I could have figured that
one out. This back to energy,
though not about nuclear energy.
There's there's stuff going on
that I think is being poorly
reported. And with that, I'm
fine with that. I mean, if I get
if I have to get the story from
the money, honey on Fox
Business, it's being poorly
reported. And here she is.
Welcome back Chinese dictators,
Eugene ping, just back from what
he is calling a milestone
meeting with Saudi Prince
Mohammed bin Salman, after
telling Arab leaders on Friday
that he wants to buy oil and gas
with the Chinese yuan, instead
of the US dollar, furthering his
goal to internationalize the
Chinese currency and replace the
dollar as the reserve currency
of the world.
So right after our President
goes there, and you know, with
clutching hands, they Oh, man,
can you can help us a little
bit. So this is this. I don't
understand the whole deal of the
petro dollar is you guys always
sell it in dollars and will
protect you. Yeah. And so did
when did that break?
When Biden got pret became
president he started threatening
them.
Here's what I have a follow up
from this is, who is this? This
is a four star general Jack
Keane. Of course, when it comes
to energy, you might as well
bring in a general which means
there's a lot more behind this.
I want to zero in on this
meeting that you should pay had
with Arab leaders. And
that's really that's really who
they went to find to comment on.
This is the as a general Tell me
this?
Guy's he's the money how he
spoke?
Oh, there you go. And the
significance of him now talking
more about buying oil and gas
from the Saudis, with the
Chinese you want? Yeah, well,
first of all, President Xi was
always going to have a
relationship with Saudi Arabia
in the Middle East. He's
completely dependent on Persian
Gulf Oil 62%. And he's the
world's largest importer of oil
writ large. But what is actually
happening here, because the
Biden administration is missteps
with Saudi Arabia and the Arabs
in general and going immediately
to appease Iran at the beginning
of the administration, the
Chinese clearly recognize that
there's a vacuum here and they
want to fill it. And the Arabs
also recognize that they're not
sure the United States is going
to be there for them, as they
have been in the past. This is a
relationship that goes all the
way back to Franklin Delano
Roosevelt at the end of World
War Two. And we've always had
issues with Arabs human rights
and the differences with the
United States but national
security took precedence what
we're seeing here Maria,
President Xi He met with the
regional leaders of the entire
Middle East and North Africa. So
20 Something nations. This is a
slight paradigm shift that's
beginning to take place here.
And it says strategic
significance that a lot of the
media a slight is is missing. It
wasn't just a meeting with
Mohammed bin Salman from Saudi
Arabia. He hosted this regional
Summit, something similar that
President Trump did in 2017,
when he met with the regional
leaders being hosted by Mohammed
bin Salman. So we've come a long
way since July of 2017. Because
this relationship between the
United States and the Arab world
is tarnished. I have one
recommendation here for the
administration, work with the
incoming Prime Minister of
Israel, Prime Minister Netanyahu
who wants to strengthen and
expand the Abraham accords that
means relationship with Arabs
and Israelis work with him and
have him help you renewed a
relationship with the Arabs
This is a ain't gonna work
that's not good.
I have some clips on this. Good
Good, good, good it These clips
are big, go back and cut you. It
has been covered a little bit.
But it's always been like, well,
like NTD which would definitely
be covering but let's face it, I
have three clips. This is China
moving in on the Saudis. Clip
one.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping
arrived in Saudi Arabia today he
will attend meetings that could
result in billions of dollars
invested in the country entities
Daniel Monaghan has the story.
Saudi Arabia aims to increase
trade with Beijing and discuss
regional security when China's
leader visits Riyadh this week.
The Kingdom seeks to expand
superpower ties beyond the
increasingly fractious alliance
with the United States Crown
Prince Mohammed bin Salman is
expected to mark Xi Jinping
arrival on Wednesday with a
lavish welcome diplomats in the
region say such a welcome may
contrast starkly with the muted
reception offered to US
President Joe Biden in July, the
world's biggest oil exporter is
reshaping its foreign policy to
reflect the new realities of
global power. This as it
perceives American disengagement
from the Middle East and the US
administration's direct talk
about human rights. Besides
rolling out the red carpet for
bilateral meetings with Xi
during his two day visit, the
Saudi rulers will also convene
fellow Gulf leaders for a summit
with him. The United States has
expressed concerns about growing
Chinese involvement in sensitive
infrastructure projects in the
Gulf. For decades, the US has
ensured Saudi Arabia security
and remains its main defense
supplier, Crown Prince Mohammed
better known as MBs, has
resisted previous US efforts to
constrain Saudi action. This
includes its war in Yemen, and
it appeared to welcome the
reportedly transactional
approach a former US President
Donald Trump.
Oh my goodness, it's over.
Well, part two of this is is
funny because they talk about
how, even though by when Biden
did go over there, and he has
all these excuses for going
there, it wasn't necessarily to
get the price of oil down or
price of gasoline, in this case
down. He was hated. Obviously,
he listened to part two of this.
The ceremonial aspect of it was,
you know, they gave pomp and
circumstance to the Chinese guy
and they didn't do any of that
for Biden.
When Trump came into Saudi
Arabia in 2017 MBS demonstrated
the warmth of their relations
with an extravagant welcome
ceremony that the diplomat said
was expected to resemble what he
will offer she Trump left Riyadh
with more than $100 billion in
defense contracts. The Chinese
delegation this week is expected
to sign agreements were $30
billion with Saudi Arabia. China
sees Saudi Arabia as its key
ally in the Middle East due not
only to its oil exports, but
also a shared suspicion of
Western interference, especially
on issues such as Human Rights.
Meanwhile, a federal judge in
Washington dismissed a lawsuit
against Saudi Crown Prince
Mohammed bin Salman on December
6 through the 2018 alleged
murder of Washington Post
columnist Jamal Khashoggi, the
judge cited President Joe
Biden's granting of immunity.
Joe Biden, as a presidential
candidate had said his plan was
to make the Saudis pay the price
for the alleged murder and make
them in fact the pariah that
they are
right. And so it didn't really
work out when he said, Hey, man,
I grant you immunity. Sand over
it. We're all good. Didn't work.
She forgot that he just he'd
called him a horrible dude.
Yeah, well, that's he doesn't
remember that. Probably. But
here's the Saudi. This is a
different clip. This is the last
clip. This is the Saudi China
update. I think it got this
yesterday.
Across the Persian Gulf. China's
President Xi Jinping held high
profile meetings today with
Saudi Arabia's rulers in a visit
being watched in Washington. She
was taken through the royal
palace in Riyadh by the Crown
Prince, they signed technology
and other agreements and
rejected criticism of their
human rights records.
These two guys get together.
You're doing you have now screw
that bull crap.
This has got to be on purpose
isn't I mean, no one is this
stupid. No one No one this has
to be purposeful. It's we're
tanking something or or
everything. And the same is
happening in Europe. You know,
this is just a list of stories
in the show notes which is well
worth checking out. You can also
search them at Bing it.io So
McCrone he's pissed off. He's
like stop spreading panic about
potential blackouts in French
that stop spreading panic. And
the reason why is because all
these telecommunication services
and electricity providers are
saying, Hey, we may have
blackouts make sure make sure
that your that you've got
backups for your telecom
networks for your emergency call
services. So you know McCrone is
just doing wishful thinking,
probably. And they've actually
been shutting down their
reactors, they used to have 56
nuclear reactors, they're now
down to 36.
So they had that they had 56 Oh,
Cha Frant? Well, we know they
had a lot because their whole
country is powered by a nuclear.
But I didn't know that they shut
down 20. Of course, that's what
you have to do. What a bunch of
dumb shits.
And then so now the Queen
Ursula, this whole idea of the
the cap on dirty Russian oil and
gas. Well, that's not sitting
very well. Six European Union
countries, including Germany and
the Netherlands have warned that
they cannot accept other member
states attempts to lower the
level at which the block will
cap gas prices. Like no, no, we
can't do this. We're concerned
by the by the lowering of the
figures is the figures of the
gas price cap ceiling and the
triggers cannot be lowered any
further. They say In fact, if
you lower it any further, it's
going to trigger prices going
up. So this is a this is a
cluster F of epic proportions.
It's it's crazy. Australia is
trying to do the same thing.
Capping coal and gas prices. Why
do they think this will work?
Because it has never worked in
the past. So it must work this
time. It's never worked in the
past. So this is going to be the
charm. Yeah, time's the charm.
And then so just just to add to
this Putin on the other side.
He's saying, you know, we really
need to reach an agreement here
to end the Ukraine conflict.
He's now pretty much saying it
out in the open, and he has
little threat
attached to it. President Putin
was attending an Economic Forum
in the Kyrgyz capital, Bishkek,
he said he would be willing to
negotiate a deal in Ukraine, but
he didn't trust Western leaders.
Still, in the end, it will be
necessary to talk I have said
many times that we are ready for
agreements we are open. But this
makes us think of course, think
about who we are dealing with.
He was also asked about
conscription and reports poorly
equipped recruits for being
thrown into the front line. The
problem with
this, I should say that there
were problems and judging by
what you say, they still remain,
although they assure me that
there are fewer and fewer of
them and there are less acute
than before this guy's to
the g7 Turkish shell radio and
television TRT is pro Russia of
course price cap imposed on
Russia even though they're a
NATO can oil imports this week,
a threat to cut production.
I've already said that we simply
will not sell to those countries
that make such decisions. We
will think maybe even I'm not
saying that this is a decision.
But we will think about a
possible reduction in
production.
There you go. This is crazy.
So so the interesting thing
about that clip was the
commentary at the beginning
where he says and he makes a big
fuss about it we I don't trust I
would love to negotiate and the
end is right now but I don't
trust Western leaders. And this
is just a you know, the long,
long thinking long arc of the
James Baker deal non deal deal
than Detroit was the deal. The
deal James Baker did our guide
not not the current James Baker,
but the guy was in the State
Department. And as long as James
Baker's
it's kind of kind of irritating
and they're all dicks that's
what's interesting.
Is it baby it could be whatever
the case is that James Baker
said to Putin, uh, don't worry
about it. Once they you know,
when when when the Russian
started throwing away, the
Soviet Union fell apart and it
just started spinning off these
guys Countries don't worry about
it. NATO's not gonna move an
inch towards you. And it kept
moving an inch towards him. And
then they finally called him out
on it. And they said, I don't
know. Oh, yeah, they said Devo
was in writing wasn't writing,
so it doesn't count. That's what
we said to them. I
know we're dicks more much seems
more now. You want some ultimate
propaganda. And this is this was
this is well done. And of course
it slips through on RT. So we
exchanged Brittney Griner for
Victor boat bout boot is when I
have a clip first that I want to
play for you.
No, I was gonna say I have a
bunch of stuff about this. About
this situation, but then we go
on. But go on.
There you go. Thank you, Kara.
I'm gonna intake
okay, I realized that this
annoys you so much. I'm gonna
stop doing it. But unlike you,
yes. You can't you don't have
the skill. No, I
can. I can. Unlike you, I can't
do it. I can't stop dead in my
tracks. Which I've said it
before on this show. I admire
Thank you. Is it boot or bout
how will we pronounce Victor's
vote isn't pronounced Bucha
vote. So he goes on our tea
fresh back from from the
exchange and throws out a
massive sigh up towards the
American people.
And nobody Manning nays, I
figured out we're sharing way
more common. Middle America is a
very much familiar, look, it's
the same size they have. It's
the same kind of this. And when
you talk to them, there is
nothing there even to beef about
we are naturally, you know, born
not to be enemies. And whenever
there's conflict, it's the
least, you know, every, you
know, American I met in a prison
who is from rural area was very
easy to deal with. She has no
problem with Russia. And he was
curious about Russia, despite
all propaganda, they losing
their Christian values. They're
losing their families, they're
losing literally their
countries. It's not anymore the
same country, we knew America
who used to be a model for
entire world and lead and be an
example you know, like they say
shiny sparkling down on a heel.
And this is of course PT. It was
a stroke. country who was really
a, you know, industrial mind,
you know, this one. And look for
3040 years. The
industrialization, drug problem,
crime waves. You can understand,
and I feel more empathy to
American after this experience
than I would feel any hate.
Yeah, that's I've always said
this. We should be Russians and
Americans have much more in
common than the only thing that
that sucks is our elites are all
deuces. But the people are so
similar. I'm
100%, in agreement with this
thesis, and I've it was Nixon
that really created the well,
actually, Stalin didn't help
things in the cup stealing our
bombs and stuff. And
there's always stuff that goes
on. But yeah, minor compared to
know, hey, we don't hate
Russians. Russians don't hate
us.
Now, people have people that
pretty similar.
Yeah. Yeah. You had more on
this. You said? I have
stuff about Waylon. Okay. So
they had this guy that they were
going to do the trade with I and
I have one killer clip that I
expected to get some recognition
for. Because when I played when
I finally discovered this when I
went all my, this isn't good. So
this Wayland character. You got
David Whelan, and then the guy
that was who's the guy that was
destined Paul, Paul Whelan,
Paul, Paul, Paul and David and I
don't know if you know, it's
only mentioned once in a while,
but they're, they're identical
twins.
No.
Yeah, interest. Interesting. I
did not know this.
Now, Paul Whelan, who is, it
seems to me when I saw David
when I said, Oh, this guy. He's
got the gray hair. He's got the
pressed shirt. Which is my new
way of putting it JC puts it
this way. Now
press churt gray hair spook
spirit, and he's
a sounds and does an interview
with him here and it's on PBS.
Yeah, he doesn't sound like a
normal guy who's twin brother
was in jail. He's very
magnanimous. He's geopolitical
in the way he speaks. He sounds
like a spook himself, and they
could be both. But Paul is an
interesting character because he
can't be a spook de se and This
is a good one. This is the cover
story. He was kicked out drummed
out of the Marines.
Yes, bad conduct discharge.
Yeah, he was discharged for bad
conduct. And he had for kiting
checks and using phony social
security numbers and some other
bogus it seems very sketchy.
What he did to get drummed out
of the race to go right into
business as a security
specialist,
IT security specialists to be
special. Yeah,
it doesn't make sense. So but,
but the Litany is, oh, well, he
can't be in the CIA. Because if
you get drummed out of the
Marines, you can't get into the
CIA.
Come on. Oh, crap. They let
everybody in. Hey, you got to
link you're good.
So, so the other thing is a
Paul. He has, I don't and I
don't even see I see. I don't
understand this one at all. He
has four legitimate passports.
Now, what does anybody have for
passports? He's got a passport.
He was born in Canada. So he's
got a Canadian passport. He's
dual citizen of the United
States get the United States
passport. And for some reason.
He's got a UK passport, and an
Irish passport spoke. You. Come
on. So the Russians are keeping
him And supposedly, he was
caught with papers. Because he
went to Russia. He was going in
and out of Russia, I guess,
working for BorgWarner as a
security specialist, and he's
going in and out of Russia a lot
for reasons unknown and knowing
you know why he's going back and
forth, and back and forth so
much. And then he was lured in
for this last time for a wedding
to go to a merge fellow Marines
wedding who was getting married
in Russia. What
kills me about about this whole
situation? He's doing
interviews, what what kind of
jail? Is he in where he's on the
phone with with Fox and other
doing interviews? I don't
understand. What is he?
Well, the only the only
interviews I've seen is with
David. And I have a bunch of
these and I want to go over
them. And this is David Whelan.
This is his twin brother. Now
you have to see how this listen
to this carefully. And you tell
me that this is the way any
normal person would react if
they felt that they had their
brother, especially identical
twin brother rotting in a
Russian jail for no apparent
reason. So let's hear David
Whelan. Part One.
David Whelan is Paul's Brother,
what's your response to Brittany
grinders release?
It's great news. Anytime an
American comes home from
wrongful detention. It's it's a
great day. And yet
I can imagine it's so difficult
to see Brittany released and
Paul not released
it is and we are grateful to the
White House for the trust that
they showed us yesterday. They
let us know in advance that this
was coming. So that my sister my
brother, and our parents can
process this in private
essentially and and try to come
to terms with the bitter side of
the bittersweet moment.
So he's using the code the
buzzword wrongful detention.
Yeah. Which it wasn't about
Brittany. Never mentioned his
brother's wrongfully detained.
There's also another guy that
was in this mix. I can't I don't
have his name in front of me but
he was busted for cannabis also.
And he looks like a spook more
or less. And, and there was some
discussion about why isn't he
wrongfully denied. He worked for
the State Department in one of
the embassies doing translations
or, or noise teaching English or
something like that. And he was
another great cover English as a
Second Language teacher. Uh huh.
So he was supposedly busted for
cannabis, but they they can't
say that he was wrongfully
detained so there's some
idiosyncratic reason that the
State Department uses the term
wrongfully detained only with
Britney I think is because she's
a civilian. And she was the only
regrets these people are, you
know, they're not you know,
they're not severely just,
just on that. Just a side note,
I received a kind of odd message
from someone and said the true
reason that Greiner was arrested
at the airport is because on the
plane, she led a 15 year old hid
her weed vape that's a story we
haven't heard. I can't find it
corroborated, but it's possible.
It is possible so let's go to
David with these are short
pretty short clips except for
his last one, but the this clip
too.
But today some Republicans
criticize the swap. Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
ranking Republican James Risch
said, Paul Whelan should have
been part of this deal, and
expected next House Foreign
Affairs Committee Chairman Texas
Republican Mike McCaul said
trade in Victor boot will only
embolden Vladimir Putin to
continue his evil practice of
taking innocent Americans
hostage. But David Whelan says
the Biden administration made
the right call.
It seems that they had come to
an impasse. And whoever it is in
Russia was not going to make a
good faith deal that would
include Paul. If the Biden
administration had continued to
wait, then they would have been
prolonging Britney grinders
detention for no good reason.
So, I mean, again, it's not
great for Paul, and it's not
what our family would have
chosen. But it's the right thing
for an American president to do
for an American citizen who was
wrongfully detained.
Okay, well, that's, that's very
nice of you, even though you
should be kind of pissed about
it all.
Yeah, I find this to be peculiar
listening to this guy. Part
Three.
And if it means exchanging a 50
year old arms dealer who has
been in US custody for more than
a decade, I think that the harm
is not as substantial as people
are worried about.
Do you fear that the price that
the administration paid for
Brittney Griner raises the price
for what they would have to do
to release your brother?
No, I think for each of these
cases, whether it's in Russia or
Iran, or Syria or China, each of
these cases has its own
requirements. And so I'm not
sure that the requirements for
Paul's case have changed at all.
And I don't think that the
Russian government would
necessarily expect more they
obviously have certain things
that they are hoping to get as a
concession from the US
government, and they haven't
gotten it yet.
Trump in the US vows to bring
Whelan home. Sadly, for
totally illegitimate reasons.
Russia is treating Paul's case
differently than Brittany's. And
while we have not yet succeeded
in securing Paul's release, we
are not giving up. We will never
give up.
We'll in told us today the
Russians were asking for a spy
in US custody to trade for Paul
Whelan who was convicted of
espionage Who
here's a thought. What if
Brittney Griner was passing on
information? What if she I mean,
she's perfect for today's CIA?
You got to have anxiety. You got
to be bipoc. You got to be
gender fluid?
I think that's a good point. I
think that would be fair. He
made that point. His last little
comment that was made in that in
that clip illegally detained. No
no no wrongfully
wrongfully wrongfully. Right.
Not wrongfully that's the that's
the code.
Know that they want another
there's another spy in in play.
And we don't know who it is. And
these guys never bring it up on
this show. And when they bring
Blinken on later, he never he's
kind of skirts and says Alibaba,
we can't talk about it. Listen
to the very end, there's a spy
that the Russians want
to listen to that again.
In the reasons Russia is
treating Paul's case.
I'll go back a little bit here
in the US.
No, no.
No, no, no further back.
Whelan home. Sadly, for totally
illegitimate reasons Russia is
treating Paul's case differently
than Britain is. And while we
have not yet succeeded in
securing Paul's release, we are
not giving up.
We will never give up. We'll in
told us today the Russians were
asking for a spy in US custody
to trade for Paul Whelan, who
was convicted of espionage. He
said
illegally, by the way not
wrongfully. So he thought, well,
he's
an idiot. No, they're probably
pulling their hair out of their
heads rawnsley's
term it okay. But I heard a spy
Yes.
They never mentioned who it is.
They don't even go into it. They
try to get it out of Blink and
who comes on later. And blink
and mud. Can't talk about that.
And it does very poorly. Poorly
reported, but then they bring a
new guy on. And this is the
number five,
right what happened to four? Oh,
yeah, this is clip four says we
got four new guys. Yeah.
For more on the man traded for
Brittney Griner. We turned to
Rob's a harissa cheviots. He was
the lead agent in the Drug
Enforcement Administration, who
initiated the investigation of
Victor boot and saw it through
to his conviction. Robin Harris,
Kevin's Welcome to the news
hour. Do you think that
trainings
like I got it through this? This
is a guy who was responsible for
the lead investigator to get
this guy arrested and thrown in
jail. And he's been, he's been
booed. And he's been all over
the news everywhere talking
about bitching about this whole
thing. And he's more like the
normal guy that would be worked
about the situation as opposed
to David the brother, who just
seems like a government guy.
Yeah, no kidding. It was just
ridiculous to listen to him. And
now you listen to a guy who was
pissed. It was it was irked
about this whole thing because
it was a lot of work that he
said is down the drain. But here
we go. I'm going to start it
over just to get it all back.
For more on the man traded for
Brittney Griner. We turned to
Rob's a harissa cheviots He was
the lead agent in the Drug
Enforcement Administration who
initiated the investigation of
Victor boot and saw it through
to his conviction. Rob's a
heritage habits. Welcome to the
NewsHour. Do you think that
trading Victor boot for Brittney
Griner was in the interest of
the United States? Well, I
don't think it's in the interest
of the United States. But but
I'll start by saying what I've
said many times before, I have
nothing but well wishes for the
family. And I'm very happy for
them that they're reunited with
their loved one. That said, I
think that there's some very
negative national security
implications from such an ill
fated trade. And, and the first
of those implications, I think,
is American citizens throughout
the world just got made a
commodity and have a bull's eye
put on. I truly believe that we
just sent the message that it is
good business, to have an
American citizen in your pocket
through a false detention or
kidnapping, because they may be
needed for a trade someday and
it's a nice equity to have.
Wow, again with the false.
This Yeah, pounding that was
pounding it hard bed is their
burning heart. Good dose. Good.
I got two more clips from him.
Here we go to five.
And the second reason is, I
think that if greatly tarnishes
our rule of law, which was one
of our strongest assets that we
have worldwide, and I think that
by engaging in this type of
negotiation, I think that we
reduced a judicial jury verdict
into a political stunt much in
the same way that Moscow has
treated Miss Greiner
on that first point that you
made that it increases the
chances of hostage diplomacy.
The administration says it has
taken steps to deter other
governments from taking
Americans wrongfully including
new authorities, new
possibilities of sanctions and
calling out other governments
from taking Americans hostage.
Do you think that's enough?
I don't. I think that those are
all nice points to make, I think
for years of sanctions in
Venezuela, and now Russia
through the Ukrainian conflict,
we can see the effects that
sanctions have and and how they
can be controverted and now
lived. And I think it just
defies all common sense and
logic. It's right out of the
playbook of organisms and others
that this is good business
right now. It's has now what's
Hezbollah's playbook? Everyone
has a playbook.
Iran's playbook is Hezbollah's
playbook. And did he call it did
he say rule of law? I say who is
this guy who this guy who is
this guy?
He's He's a Yeah, well here he
goes with he's gonna finish off
with and I have my my kicker
clip.
How do you think this trade will
impact us his ability to work
with governments overseas to
pursue criminals?
I think it really hurt our
stance in the world. And I think
it's gonna be very hard to take
the United States at face value
moving forward after some of
these trades. We make incredible
partnerships with law
enforcement throughout the world
and cases and investigations
like the one Mr. Mr. Involving
Mr. Boot are incredibly
delicate, and taking a
tremendous amount of resources.
Not only in physical resources,
but in relationships in trust.
Some of these relationships take
years to build, and we make
great promises to our foreign
counterparts.
Tell us more about Victor Bucha
he described himself as the
largest arms transporter in the
world how sell
I think what made Victor very
unique is that he had assembled
a private fleet of retired
Soviet military aircraft and he
was he had reached that none
other that I've seen was able to
utilize to place this deadly
cargo in conflict zones
throughout the world where other
people simply couldn't deliver.
And I think that's what made him
unique and made him even more of
a threat not only to the United
States national security but to
global stability
sounds a lot like Air America to
me actually.
Well, no. The war What was the
name of the movie was Nicolas
Cage that's supposed to be about
this guy. Not the art of war.
No, it's more something I don't
know people in the in the chat.
Room should Lord of War. Lord of
War word of war. Thank you
movies about this guy. So
should watch that. Write that
down, Lord a word that gotta put
it on the list.
Okay, I've seen it. Is it a
critically well, pretty
Christmas movie, well produced
Christmas movie. So it's true,
though. There was this
controversy over NBC came out
with a report saying that the
State Department had they were
doing the deal with Russia and
they Russia said well, you can
have one or you can have Waylon
back.
Well, it wasn't initially, as
reported on NBC by Andrea
Mitchell. Initially it was you
can have one or the other, not
both. And that was according to
a State Department official as
per the reporting and then that
had to be corrected. And that
will now be memory hold.
And so the other part of that is
David Whelan. The brother says
that he was asked about this on
some other show, and I just
happened to hear it. Where he
said Nah, it's bullcrap. There's
no way. Well, it's, it turns
out, it might be bullcrap. But
it might also be have some
moment of truth because listen
to this, this is at the bottom
of the clipless. This is Waylon.
Per Valerie Hopkins. Valerie
Hopkins is a correspondent
actually reporter for the New
York Times in Moscow and she's
pretty well connected and during
this live interview with her on
the BBC, she's looking left and
right like someone's gonna come
in and shooter quicker, the
breakers coming. But she says
something interesting, which is
not what NBC says but it's worse
listen to this,
you know, their hopes were
really raised over the summer
when the prospect of a two for
one deal was was first floated
but But Moscow was very clear
that they would that they didn't
want to have a two for one and I
think that you know, President
Biden said that they've also
made it clear that either either
Brittany was coming home in
exchange for Mr. Booth or no one
two for one
this you hear the end of that
clip?
Yes. Let's let's play it again
later that
either either Britney was coming
home in exchange for for Mr.
Booth or no one
it's exactly the opposite.
Exactly the opposite who it was
no wailing we're no we don't
want Waylon back is going to be
Britney or nobody.
Yeah. Ah, so I'm telling you,
man, she was the spook. This is
what
she might have been a spa.
That's the way they brought her
back way it was it was was kind
of seems that way. But the other
thing is why are they letting
the other guy hang out to dry?
Huh? Okay, what I know you want
it I'll give you a borderline
wasn't all
it was, was if I hadn't, you
know, pre spiked the ball. I
would have gotten clipped with
your own fault. Exactly. But it
is my own fault. But at least I
got some recognition. But yeah,
so So it turns out that the NBC
report was slightly off. It
wasn't like you could have this
guy or that guy. Oh,
they wanted Britney or nothing.
Britney or nothing according to
Biden. Wow. So why is that?
It can't just be because LGBTQ I
don't believe it.
I don't believe it either. Now,
listen to
this clip. This is Paul Whelan.
Calling in
Whitehouse is facing bipartisan
criticism this morning after
failing to secure the release,
as you say of Paul Whelan that
American businessman and former
Marine has been detained in
Russia on charges of espionage.
He's been there since 2018.
denies those allegations. Whelan
himself said he was disappointed
in a phone interview on
Thursday. Take a listen. Don't
understand
why I'm still sitting here.
greatly disappointed that more
has not been done to secure my
release.
Sadly, for
totally illegitimate reasons
Russia is treating Paul's case
differently than Brittany's on
Capitol
Hill Top House Republican Kevin
McCarthy calling the deal to
release Brittney Griner for a
Russian arms dealer known as the
merchant of death a quote gift
to Vladimir Putin that endangers
American lives. And Democratic
Senator Bob Menendez calling the
deal quote, deeply disturbing
now, look, their argument is
that America should have gotten
more for such a high profile and
potentially dangerous Russian
prisoner. But top Biden
officials are pushing back
arguing the decision was to get
Brittney Griner out or no one
out at all. And officials here
insists they are still in
vigorous talks with Russia to
bring Paul Whelan home.
Now how does this guy just get
to call in? This is what I don't
understand any sound he sounds
the way his brother David should
sound? Yeah, he's irked she's
very irks. Now, I
would have said you have to
thinking about why would they
let this guy and by the way the
Republicans aren't really
playing this right? Because you
know, they like to condemn this
DLB whether Brittany's really
more important than she is or
not. But they're they're not
playing it right what they
should be doing to to hound
Biden is because this guy, Wale
Whelan is a ex Marine, and they
should be using the term left
behind. Because left behind we
never let Biden's People leaving
and behind.
It didn't work with Afghanistan,
no one gives a crap. There's all
kinds of people still left
behind. No one cares.
So so let's go back to this idea
that Brittany maybe was
transferring things. And she,
there was a week in the week. It
was a good swap. Let's assume
that okay, but wailing was,
could have been or not part of
the deal, but they left him to
hang at least for a little bit
longer until they can do get him
out eventually. But is it
possible as punishment for some
of doing something wrong in
other words, he didn't use his
tradecraft properly or screwed
up to get caught with the papers
that he you know, went there for
because he went to this. He got
a lot of people think he was
entrapped by the marine wedding
that he you know, all of a
sudden goes back to Russia and
next thing you know, he's got a
bunch of papers in his room,
supposedly the rushes catch him
with. So it was just
carelessness. You know, it's a
little punishment.
You know, what's interesting is
that that interview with the
boot was conducted by Marina
Maria Bettina, the spy who got
kicked out of America,
both the redhead Yeah.
It's this whole thing.
This whole phase nuts,
a lot of things we don't
understand. I'm afraid.
We don't know any of what's
going on really. But we can
surmise and we I think our
theoretical 's are as good as
anyone's.
I'm just gonna stick to Brittney
Griner being the the mule that's
what I'm gonna stick to for a
bit. It's that seems kind of I
mean, or, and the alternative is
that that truly was the
Christmas gift that Biden had to
give to the world because, you
know, for dead can't cancel
student debt, can't do anything.
Got to do something. If that's
truly the reason that they chose
Brittney Griner over there,
they're clearly asset then we're
even in worse shape than I
thought. Then Then we're really
dry. And I can't believe Yeah,
that's I find that hard to
believe I find it hard to
I find hard to believe to I
mean, it's everything is
possible with this guy, who
can't even use wrongfully
detained when He sets the code.
Yeah. And he's seems to be a
moron. So let's, I mean, let's
assume the best I guess. Okay.
Have you been following the the
Twitter files?
Yeah. And I do have a couple. I
think I have a clip maybe? Do I?
I'm not sure if you do if I do.
I have one. I haven't I have
been following it in detail,
which is I, there's I have a lot
of thoughts about this. Not so
many guys only have one clip,
actually. So we've had part one,
part two. And now part three,
it's split up amongst multiple.
This is, let me just lay this on
you. I believe that Glenn
Greenwald may be in charge of
this publishing. And the reason
I say this is he's done this
before with with Snowden. He got
the information then the
Guardian, The New York Times,
and was it WaPo or the
Washington or The Wall Street
Journal who there were three,
and they all got
it? I don't remember the third
one because the third one was
probably WaPo. They didn't do
jack and and stuff. It was the
Guardian that did all the heavy
lifting
and stuff came through redacted
because they would this is not a
secret or anything. They would
literally say okay, we're gonna
publish this State Department,
CIA FBI. Take a look. Is there
anything we need to redact? Or
is there something that would
compromise sources and methods?
And they did. And so there was
stuff that came through that was
redacted. So it's very
reminiscent of this,
where we're seeing this as air
air of it. Yes. I
agree. Also, it's all substack
people, everything's being
published on substack. Glenn
Greenwald, I believe, is a as a
very large deal
with substack. I think Toby
does, too. And yes,
so this is, to me, it just feels
kind of like it's an even though
Glenn Greenwald is not taking
any credit or anything like
that. Feels like he's in this
mix somehow. And
there's a there's an element of
staged. Yes. Is you get a
feeling for the board?
Well, here's, here's what came
with it.
What's the point?
Well, the Well, Mike, I can give
you my conclusion right away.
Elon Musk doesn't give a crap
about what's happening. He's
happy that everyone's distracted
and paying attention and super
engagement. Everything's great.
He needs that while he sets up
the Monday is when we start the
financial authentication. We'll
get to that later. But here's to
Eb who was the first one to be
posting and I find this very
tedious this post boosting
tweets to expose, you know,
these these internal emails and
slack messages. So he kind of
apologizes to his, and I'm a sub
SEC subscriber to his to his sub
stack. I like supporting him,
I'm happy to subscribe for money
and give him that because
there's value for value the way
I see it. So the first thing he
says is, you know, in the rush
to get this done, I chose my
words poorly a lot has been said
about the line about quote, I
had to agree to certain
conditions to work on the story,
which of course, I would like
oh, yeah, it was that. He
thought it would be obvious, but
he says the language was just
loose enough to give critics
room to make mischief and the
stakes being with AR they of
course did that's on me. Which
means fu kind of and the lesson
going forward. For the record,
the deal was access to the
Twitter documents, but I had to
publish on Twitter. I also
agreed to an attribution, which
was sources at Twitter. That's
it. So to me, it's like it was
people have this illusion that
Elon Musk is emailing these
substack writers, these files
but we know already the first
round probably was vetted by the
ex ex FBI or the baker. And then
when I read this everyone
involved with the project
including myself as well as
Barry Weiss and Michael
Shellenberger has editorial
control. We've been encouraged
to look not just at historical
Twitter, but the the current
iteration as well. So who is
encouraging them? Who, Elon, are
they working for Elon? Are they
independent? Who is encouraging
them? Okay, so that's not
answered and I'm sure you think
it's also odd for him to say
the number of things are odd for
him to say and then to do the
mayor culpa, which wasn't really
one where he says I'm sorry, I
meant I said these worded he had
this wordage and they call him
out on it. Rightfully so.
Because he's got some
limitations on what he can and
cannot do. Okay continue because
I never thought I thought of
Greenwald being implicated or
someone
that's the only one who can come
on this is Greenwald and boy go
green
do you have to remember
Greenwald? Anti EB are both with
their substack columns,
especially in the early days
were thick as thieves pointing
to each other look what he did
and look what he did look at
each point in positive ways.
Look at he was condemned for
this when he shouldn't have
been, if you the early
Greenwald, ke B substack.
columns were mostly about Ty EB
and Greenwald. Exactly. So
they're tight. Those two
in our initial meeting must talk
about how he thought quote, a
full confessional restores faith
in the company and quote, and
everything I've seen since seems
to seems to confirm he's sincere
about his desire for full open
kimono transparency with the
public. I got it as a reader, I
have to disagree. Why are things
redacted? Is that being redacted
by Matt Taibbi and Barry Weiss?
Or is it being redacted by
Twitter? He says they're welcome
to look at things going forward
not not just at the past. And
until I run into a reason to
believe otherwise, I'm taking
him at his word. I'd be crazy
not to considering the access
we've been given already. And
then he says,
Hey, could you take that word
access and swap that word read
the sentence again with the word
money?
Was it are you says we're
welcome to look at things going
forward, not just at the past
and until I run into a reason to
believe otherwise, I'm taking
his word I'd be crazy not to and
considering the money we've
already been given. Yeah, nice.
Nice. Nice. And he said one last
quick note and this this is very
this is this is crazy. One last
note. I was very skeptical at
first about using Twitter to
break the stories. Not only am I
not exactly a skilled tweeter,
as sadly people have seen in the
last weeks, but I worried about
the logistical challenge of
telling complex stories in 140
character chunks, it seemed
impossible. Now he comes two
weeks later, I feel differently.
In this particular instance, the
story has to come out on
Twitter. There's the obvious
deep irony of using the familiar
drip drip drip format and
uncontrollable Virtua vert. Viva
he says virality of Twitter on
roasting Twitter itself. So when
he says that familiar drip, drip
drip that's not the same as
posting on Twitter that's drip
drip dripping. Know what I mean?
is a difference. Posting the
writing on Twitter in 140
character chunks is not the same
as the irony of the familiar
drip drip drip format. No,
that's intentional. But whether
it's you guys or whether it's
the information that's coming,
it's intentionally drip. That's
why Jack Dorsey was said, Hey,
publish it all, like WikiLeaks
put it all out there right away.
No, no, no, no. That's not
happening. I'm not sure exactly
what that what that means.
Here's the next thing. So Barry
Weiss comes in, she starts
posting and she is but
why wait, why was she brought in
in the first place? I don't
know. This, everyone just
accepts it. Oh, you aren't shows
her? I doubt it. I freely doubt
that Elon chose her. Someone
shows her and she has a
substack. Now, she also has the
Free Press available at the F
p.com. And if you look at this
thing, it's pretty much rigged
for Ron DeSantis. This is a
DeSantis pro DeSantis
publication as far as I'm
concerned,
Oh, I did this I did not do what
what is the your le
F p.com vfp.com. And if you read
the about a boot, the free press
is a new media company founded
by Barry Weiss and built on the
ideals that once were the
bedrock of great journalism,
honesty, doggedness and fierce
independence that you're no
agenda show. We publish
investigative stories and
provocative complicated way
way. Keep reading but I can't
get I don't get this V FPZ. V
th e. Tango hotel Echo Foxtrot
Papa VFP. Originally called
common sense, we focus on
stories that are ignored or
misconstrued in the service of
an ideological narrative. For
us, curiosity isn't a liability.
It's a necessity. Expect debate
scoops from trusted reporters
provocations from those Thinking
Outside the Lines and live
events that bring people with
different views together into a
truly diverse community. Now,
she calls the free press for the
free people if you go to the
most recent post, which is about
how this thing I had it all
marked. She claims that they
have had collectively these
journalists on this, the F
p.com. They have an audience of
50 million. So I can only
suppose that this is because
it's substack guys and gals So
somehow, this the free press is
a part of this. And she has no
other names listed no names of
journalists only herself, but
somehow this 50 million
subscribers collectively.
Alright, now, let me move on.
The
good to go to her background
first. I'm sorry, she's an
American journalist, writer,
editor. She's the Op Ed book
review editor at Wall Street
Journal in the Op Ed staff
editor and writer on culture and
politics in New York Times. And
then since March 2021, she's
worked at a regular columnist
for the German daily de Velde.
She does his substack newsletter
called the free press and host
to host a podcast. Wayward
Porsche has a podcast, a podcast
called honestly. So okay, so
this is a interesting person.
Now to continue. And by the way,
I don't know how she has time to
start the F p.com. While she's
doing the University of Texas,
which is a very well funded very
big deal and very real
apparently, I hear elites in
Austin talking about all they
have like $100 million to set up
an alternative University in
Austin, so she's really busy. Or
she's just got lots of good
spokespersons spokesmodel deals
I don't know. So then we have
the next part, Michael
Shellenberger. He starts doing
the drip, drip drip. And here's
another in a nutshell, here's
what he says about Trump and
January 6, and the decision to
remove Trump from the platform.
Now outside of all the internal
slack and emails that's going
back and forth. Keep P pins and
on the following people he says
the after the events of January
6 The internal and external
pressure on Twitter CEO Jack
grows from former First Lady
Michelle Obama who was pitching
online tech journalist Kara
Swisher who was pitching online,
the anti Defamation League who
was pitching online, high tech
VC, Chris Sacca, and many others
who are bitching online. And
Dorsey was on vacation in French
Polynesia, so he just left it up
to everybody else. So it was
those people that are now being
blamed for this taking place.
You can see the obvious
political stuff And it's being
taken here. And I think that's
all.
But I want you to continue this
but what you're describing is an
OP.
You don't say, well, not so much
an OP, as I am 100% convinced
Elon Musk. He just wants people
to be engaged. He'll deal with
anything. He he is so hyper
focused on the authentication.
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Because if you do it through
iOS, the web for is for Android
and and web obviously, or if you
don't want to go through the
apple authentication process
which of course means they take
30% It's $11 $96 a
year you I get free shipping
you get what you get as you are
your payment authenticated. And
that's all the
96 bucks a year is a little high
in this I get free shipping and
possibly a TV service and a
hoodie I think we got a hoodie
from priority.
So he is tote he told he is only
interested in keeping people on
the platform and engaged until
he rolls this out which he's
moving very fast this is this is
the number one thing he's doing
after after he made this big to
do on Twitter spaces last night
about the kiddie porn so this
all of a sudden popped up and I
think this was someone trying to
stop him dead in his tracks. I
don't I don't know the players
yet but he's rolling forward
he's getting he's probably
Facebook honestly he's rolling
forward he's getting his payment
authentication he doesn't give a
crap what but just keep engaged
he's posting charts look how
much engagement we have it's
great even more
and more and more could be also
could be PayPal
could pay very good. So now all
you got kiddie porn you don't
care and then out in the in the
in the slack messages it turns
out that you know people are
like very lacks about this
especially the head of the trust
and safety the Gol gol guy. So
this becomes an issue. All of a
sudden he's doing a Twitter
spaces with former child
pornography victims who are
leading the conversation because
he said I make it number one
priority was number one priority
just for him to say it's number
one priority. We're going to
change it and he immediately
posted a graph. Hey, look,
kiddie porn is down. Stocks are
up kiddie porn is down.
You know, this whole kiddie porn
thing on Twitter? I float around
Twitter. I've been honest as the
22. I'd never heard of kiddie
porn on Twitter. I've never seen
kiddie porn on Twitter. I went
well. How do they
explain this? Not that I've
looked for that. But there's a
lot of porn on Twitter.
And the thing is, by the way,
I've seen once in a while see a
little porn.
Yeah, that's a mistake. That's
the mistake. All of that is
completely shut down. You can't
find it by search. You can
there's no way to find it. The
only way is to get a deep link
from someone. So if you go on
Google, who are good with with
the kiddie porn, and you say
kiddie porn, or just porn,
Twitter, you'll get some links,
which are in essence,
promotional accounts that link
to some other bull crap, some
other thing. Okay, so he's doing
his Twitter spaces last night,
being interviewed by victims of
child abuse, sexual Child child
abuse, and then all of a sudden
back to me. We have to talk
about the CIA, FBI, NSA, et
cetera, from the candidates, the
kiddie porn victims. How
involved have three letter
agencies been behind the scenes
of Twitter? And
when you say three letter
agencies, you're already I don't
know who you are. But your level
Tim Poole, I'm sorry. Three
letter agencies. Why don't you
say intelligence agencies? This
is weird. How involved
have three letter agencies been
behind the scenes of Twitter?
You know,
maybe she's talking about the
FAA. And the
FAA how she's very clear in his
answer will explain how
involved have three letter
agencies been behind the scenes
of Twitter, you know, FBI, NSA,
CIA, um, now that you've had an
opportunity to look under the
hood a little bit? What exactly
are we looking at as America as
American citizens and, you know,
citizens of the globe with our
three letter agencies behind the
scenes at Twitter?
Yeah, well, first was that say
like, it's probably not the case
that the those agencies are
monolithic in that it's, you
know, they're big agencies. I
I've had some interaction with
the FBI over the years, and and
summer. I've had more
interaction with this CIA. And,
you know, I? I, frankly,
actually my general perception
of people at the CIA is that
they're good people. I mean,
maybe not everyone's good, but
the people that I've met at the
CIA are good. I've met fewer
people at at the FBI, but I'm,
I'm sure there are a lot of good
people at the FBI and most
people probably get good
motivations. I haven't seen any
sort of like, sort of smoking
gun thing yet, but if we do find
something that shows, you know,
questionable collusion, then and
we will surface it and bring it
to light. So
do you believe sorry, Ilan, do
you believe that there's a
situation with Twitter that will
be revealed with the Twitter
files with the United States
Government infringed on any
American citizens first
amendment right.
But it's certainly possible. I
don't I think we're just trying
to get to the bottom of that.
And if that turns out to be the
case, we will certainly bring
it.
He says nothing. He says
nothing. This is what he does.
He says
nothing. He never says anything.
He's, he stammers and then he
doesn't even do complete
sentences. He does this.
And I cut out at least 30
seconds of pauses where he
stammering I cut some of that
out it was too painful.
Yeah, he's very, is he does it
on? I think he does it on
purpose.
Anyway, Twitter blue relaunches
Monday everybody. Here's what
you'll get if your Twitter blew
my I'm gonna go to the actual
tweet thread here we go. They
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you go to Twitter Bluets.
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on the web $11. For iOS, you get
you will rock it to the top of
replies mentions and search. Of
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So this was this will work
kit a new feature Am I looking
for
less kiddie porn? Apparently? No
now the feature so and with a
minute you pay that's when the
authentication the payment
authentication kicks in. You
don't get a blue check
automatically. Accounts will be
verified. So this is not this is
not about anything other than
x.com
so I'm waiting for him to take
my blue check away.
Because I have one I know why
would he take it away?
Well, because I'm not going to
pay the eight bucks
I think you're grandfathered in.
Yeah, I think so too
not because you know it's
because of your age literally.
Oh my god man can't can't
literally your your granddad so
you got grandfathered in. No
matter which way you spin it
have a grandfather.
Oh man. Meanwhile
there's I don't you know, I
looked at I don't have any
clips. I thought I did. I've
been following it close as close
as I can. And I'm as baffled as
you are by the Barry Weiss
sudden emergence
10 Schellenberg Shellenberger
it's just these choices. These
are substack heroes. Ooh, I like
that. substack heroes. No, we're
not using that.
Okay, I'm writing it down you
go. That's a great title.
I don't follow Shellenberger
tell me about him.
He's the Antichrist. He was a
climate change believer. Then he
became a denier. I think. See,
Michael, how exciting shall him?
Yeah, we we played some clips
from him. Let me say I think we
played some clips. We heard
shallon. Yes, let's see what was
this. This is from I'll just
play a little bit. This is from
September 25. This year, we
need to move away from fossil
fuels. And that absolutely
includes gas. And that's why I'm
very glad that New York State is
doing exactly that.
There was a couple of pieces of
information that people stated
here that were incorrect.
Someone said that New York is
moving away from gas. That's
false. Yep, he was he used to be
he used to be climate change guy
and then he went against it
because he saw the truth. And he
testified testified in Congress
and that's how we shot to fame
shot to fame.
Let's see you got to do it.
Twitter.
Has nothing but he's awesome. As
far as I know. He's not a
reporter. Let's see.
And one more thing What is the
real These are the rationale for
Greenwald who is an attention
whore
to not to not be claiming this
do or to not be involved
visually
or even verbally.
Not be involved in any way.
He knows he's like, You got this
wrong curry, you got this wrong?
No, no that he would be. I don't
know what any other way to do it
is it just some smart person
that substack so he's an
American author for public
relations professional whose
writing is focused on the
intersection of politics,
politics, the environment,
climate, climate change and
nuclear power, as well as more
recent on how he believes
progressivism is linked to
homelessness, drug addiction and
mental illness. He's the co
founder of the breakthrough
Institute and co founder of The
California Peace coalition, also
founder of the environmental
progress. So he's not
necessarily a journalist. So
these are interesting choices.
And this is the thing this is
what no one talks about. It's
just Oh, it's Barry Weiss, Greg.
Oh, yeah. Who should be
discussing this? This is Ty EB
should tell us why. Yeah. How
these people who is yc got
anything to do with this. Who's
Who's giving in this stuff? And
who Dame names? Yeah, this
bullcrap. You know, the way he's
doing? It is bullcrap. name
names are shut up, get off, get
off, get out, get off the pot.
It's very, it's very annoying to
me. Probably more annoying that,
that so many people just think,
Oh, it's great. It's everyone's
gonna go to jail. No one's going
to join. No one cares. No,
here's, here's a typical
response. This was TechCrunch.
Just to give you an idea. And so
TechCrunch is idea or a take on
this as well. You know, these
are just messages that are going
back and forth. This is about
the true difficulty of
moderation. You see, if you run
a social media site, you're
really running a moderation
team, which is true. That's why
That's why muscles are able to
fire 75% of the employees
because they were all a part of
the big moderation. And so
here's TechCrunch to reveal too
much about how it works would be
to expose the process to abuse
by spammers and scammers. While
to reveal too little leads to
damaging reports and rumors, as
they lose control over the
narrative. Meanwhile, they must
be ready to justify and document
their methods or risk since
you're in fines from government
bodies. The result is they will
everyone knows a little about
how exactly these companies
inspect, filter and arrange the
content posted on their
platforms. It's just enough to
be sure that what we're seeing
is only the tip of the iceberg.
Yes, I'm sure much more is
coming. And now everyone's
saying Jack Jack really lied
under oath. He lied under oath.
That's another one. Yeah, you're
right. Because it's a meme. It's
a meme.
We don't we don't shadow ban.
Then just correct me if I'm
wrong, because I think there's a
discrepancy in the understanding
shadow banning. The way I
understand it is, is the the
Bozo filter.
So yeah, when you're when your
shadow version, a version of the
Bozo filter.
So what people I think are
confusing it with is being on a
no trending list. And, and the
no amplified list. That's not
the same as Shadow banning
that's restricted. That's,
that's the algo. That's what
Twitter is.
They should explain to some
people with a bozo filter is
because I'm sure a lot don't
know. But a bozo filter is used
in small forums. And it's almost
a switch you can flip and what
it does, it allows one person to
post and and see the post. But
nobody else sees this post it
would post this is dead
everybody else. So this
interruptive type person is gets
into a conversation like this
one when it's threaded, usually
in threaded systems, where you
have the comments, say comments
on a column, and you have 1000
comments and you got one guy in
there keeps just sniping away,
left and right. You flip the
Bozo switch on him. Nobody sees
any of those comments except
him. He's the Bozo because he
sees himself as a bozo. That's a
filter. But what what what gets
me is this is this is the
algorithm, whether it's a news
story that whether they're
spiking, spiking it up or
spiking it down, people are
like, Oh my god, they were
shadow banning. Really, really,
you're really surprised. And
this is so there's endless
podcasts, and people yapping
about this. It's like when did
you just figure this out?
Yeah, I'm kind of surprised by
the reaction the reaction is
is in our own people, our own
people. This is gonna be great
deconstruction for the show. No,
I don't I don't know what to say
other than Hello. This is why we
went to Macedon three and a half
years ago. Which now was the
second coming? Everyone's wall
Macedon who If only we knew
Hello. So I'm just I'm a little
disappointed at some in some
ways, but also delighted that we
get to witness this because
everyone who gets your blue
checkmark, get ready. Get ready
to launch the perfect guy for
the cbdc in the digital ID is
beautiful. You will enjoy it.
Well, we'll see.
And with that, I'd like to thank
you for your courage in the
morning to you the man who put
the seat in all the three letter
agencies ladies gentlemen Mr.
Johnson
Mr. Adam curry also in the
Moreno chips and see boots on
the ground feet near substantive
water names in
the morning to all of the trolls
and the troll room who have been
reasonably helpful today.
Although in young people's like,
Hey, man, this guy's a DNC
shill. Oh, yeah, send me a link.
No, man. That's just what to
think. Okay, don't do that.
That's what trolls do. Trolls,
man, I'm trying to watch you
guys for information. You just
you just you fake news on me.
Time to time. We do love our
trolls. They tune in on
Thursdays and Sundays for our
live stream, which you can find
no agenda stream.com More
specifically, troll room.io is
where you can pop right in. You
get the stream. You get the
chat, you can do anything you
want. It's easy to remember
troll room.io Let's see how many
of you have been kept up a
little bit. 2046 2046
that's about 250 low for a
Sunday. Hmm, not bad. But at
least it was like 19 We had a
couple weeks.
Yeah, that was pretty bad. Well,
trolls, they hang out here. They
also hang out at the
aforementioned no agenda
social.com where we don't shadow
ban, we just kick you off and
tell you right before we do it.
I'm out. If it's towards me, if
it's someone else, anyone else
can you can block and ban them
yourself. But to do doing if
you're trolling me, I have God
powers Be very careful. I will
remove you, I will remove you.
You can follow Adam and no
agenda social.com or Jhansi
Dvorak at no agenda. social.com
and I think we still have slots
available in our 10,000 limit,
you can go to sign up that.no
agenda social.com and join the
crowd. There's lots of
interesting people hanging
around these days. Bla and you
know, I have had to get my own
secret little Mastodon server
just for me. So I could follow
people because, you know,
obviously no agenda social.com
has been blocked by some of the
journalist instances. Now I
gotta tell you, I am enjoying
enjoying following this. It's
and it's people from NPR, PBS
WaPo. All and it's not just
journalists, it's people who
work in the newsroom doing
secondary thing i You
booking this stuff, booking, you
know, saving these files saving
these messages or putting them
in a in an archive the
ones that are interesting,
should you bet. But you bet. You
bet.
Make sure you got that date
stamps on there.
Well, my training tells reminds
me you know, what you're doing
reminds me remember that, that
that journaux or whatever the
hell it was called a special
form. It was real secret and
only a few journalists were on
it. And they were plotting
against the president.
There was not a list was not a
an email list or thing. It was
an email list.
It could have been like,
wow, the amount of things we
forget is really is really quite
the journey. The journey
journalist you go journey, the
whole list like that. We'll see
you all there. And of course,
you can follow us from anywhere.
Anywhere that you're not blocked
out is across the fediverse. And
we're happy to the happy to
happy to have y'all come on in.
Thank you to the artists for
episode 15 110. It was an OP we
titled it a Trump op was the
easiest, easiest title that we
could really it was just so
obvious that we had to so we had
to call it the artists who bring
us tremendous value. In concert,
I would say with the the new
version of Twitter where we
really just don't have to worry
about advertisers, you know,
getting pissed about something
because, you know, like we have
the art from Taunton, Neil that
says the Woodstock of Vax three
years of clots and heart
attacks. I mean, that's
something that I think previous
to the purchase probably would
have been shadow banned. What do
you think?
Absolutely. Because if not, if
not just erased,
because we looked at it, we were
like, We can do this now.
Nothing's gonna happen because
no one can There's about
advertising on Twitter and we
were right
yeah, it's there as we speak.
Yep. Now there was a lot to
choose from. There was way too
much to choose from and quality
honestly, not all appropriate
but quality stuff people really
there
was a good there was a good
cheesecake cheesecake piece from
Paul. Yeah, he was he had to win
this one by the way, according
to if you follow the the threads
on Mastodon What
do you mean? What Why, why? Why
did he have to win this one?
He had to win this one and every
single one going out or he
wouldn't be couldn't take over
the top spot as the number of
pieces chosen for the year 2022,
which has now become a thing No,
I'm glad I don't know this. I'm
glad I'm not a part of these. I
avoid these conversations. I
don't want to know because I'll
be here as
Darren is maintaining a nice
list and I believe Kenny banner
nests where and who is it that
sent the top of the list?
Somebody in the chat room? Oh,
no. I don't know. It's it's not
Kenny. Ben is not necessarily
somebody else's?
Where's this? Where's this
information? Even? Where does
even shine them
on? No agenda?
Oh, it's not it's not on the jet
on the Art Generator? No, no.
The leader we have a leaderboard
is what
you're saying. But everyone else
the artists with I don't think
any exceptions are unaware of
this list. And so now we're back
day we're seeing who did the
most and Darren Of course, I
think one one of the year so
we're doing a little back years
and probably gonna give out
awards or certificates out.
We'll give you a little widget
you can put on your website that
points back to us.
Yeah, something like that.
Right. So so the I'm surprised
the drone hasn't come up with
the name of this leader. But
it's only because it does the
shirt there's a difference
between one and two art pieces.
It's going to come down to the
wire to the end.
Alright, so the some of the ones
we liked we liked correct
records. It's an up
by the way, maybe 10 to kneel
listen to topical
possible there was a lot there
was a lot like
it's an art but you thought it
was was crude.
I thought it was a little weak.
Yeah,
it was weak correct to record. I
we like to right next to the
Nano. No, no was good. Then
there was a cute piece of the
retro cheesecake, which was
excellent. Very well done. It
looks like something from the
40s Yeah, I just thought we
didn't need it because we had
other good stuff. No, it wasn't
gonna work. Lots of teeth jokes,
which should teach jokes when
none of that was going to
happen. Disgusting. You'd like
to cap gun to propaganda
capitalist agenda. Spaceman,
you'd like that you'd like that.
We just agendas also in the
running for the top.
We couldn't figure out what it
meant. Spaceman gun. We couldn't
understand the relevance to the
show. It's a pretty piece. Yeah.
But we didn't understand it. I
didn't either. I liked the Q
world order. And you said, you
know, do we really need that?
And I said, No, you're right.
There's bullcrapping and all
kinds of bullshit over that.
Because you know, q&a, and it's
now global thing. It's
worldwide. And obviously, when
you're q&a. Yeah. You might as
well be arrested.
Q world order was by capitalists
agenda and other very
professional looking. It was
attractive. Because it just
looks slick. He likes to do
these riders buttons, you know,
kinds of things very well. And
but no, we're not doing we're
not doing any cue stuff in the
in the art. No, not only nice.
So yeah, it's funny again,
until
it's fun. It's never gonna be
funny. Again, any possible.
Well, thank you all very much
artists and I can already see
you it's going to be a tough
choice coming up. It's going to
be a very tough choice. If you'd
like to. If you'd like to see
all of these in context, while
we're doing the show, you can
grab one of those modern apps at
new podcast apps.com I would say
why don't you try? Fountain
fountain is for Android and iOS.
And they've got all these it's
synchronized Dred Scott, he
listened to the show, he picks
all the art he puts it in a
certain time code. You can see
it all as you're listening. Each
chapter has different art. It's
very cool to watch especially
when I think it even works on
Apple CarPlay if you're into
that, or you can just listen to
the live show and keep
refreshing while we're doing it.
And no agenda art generator.com
Thank you to all artists it's
tremendous value that you that
you give us as part of our value
for value proposition where we
accept time, talent and
treasure. This definitely takes
care of to the to the time the
talent and if we had to pay for
it, it would cost a lot of
treasure. So we are satisfied
and happy. Now, let's say hello
and thank you to our executive
and Associate Executive
producers for episode 1500 11.
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I formula is this we go out we
hit people in the mouth shut us
got a couple of couple of things
I want to discuss the first I
look a little bit at the at the
collapse of society. I talked
about the UK on the last episode
because I talked to my buddy
Michelle and he says hatchet
Holy crap. It's no good. Well,
wouldn't you know it? My
favorite British newscasters.
The news agents opened up their
show. Right after we did this
with an overview of all of the
strikes. That means people
stopping work in union jobs,
mainly government jobs, union
jobs in the United Kingdom from
now through the New Year.
Nice. First we've got to talk a
little bit more about strikes.
Because what we saw on Friday
afternoon at the CW rally in
parliament is just one small
example of what's to come
Consider for a moment the
breadth of the industry is due
to strike in December alone.
There will be more royal our
strikes next week. More rail
strikes more after that more in
January nurses on the 15th and
20th of December, driving
instructors in the 12 days until
Christmas ambulance staff
paramedics highway agency staff
ground handlers at Heathrow,
Border Force Staff at airports,
some Eurostar staff 100,000
civil servants affecting
government agencies as
widespread as the Cabinet Office
or the British Museum or Kew
Gardens, Ofsted you name it, and
there will be more. Far more the
the RMC General Secretary Mick
Lynch has talks about the
possibility of a general strike
not held in Britain. Since 1926,
we need a generalized response
whether we can get a general
strike or not is a matter of
waiting to see what develops but
I definitely think there will be
generalized action as we go
through into the new year. If
these disputes are resolved and
the RMT will be there with
people we will certainly be with
the nurses with everyone the
health workers as a teachers
everyone that's time for a
square deal will be there next
to them giving them our support
whenever we can
attention Christmas has been
canceled canceled Christmas has
been canceled
couple I have two questions are
not one actually statements one
if you're an American or
anything anybody don't go there
during this period.
Bad idea is just
gonna be screwed probably okay,
if you can even get into country
you probably won't be able to
get out of it. The second is
what are the angling for here?
Well, it seems to me like the
guy who was talking he says I
don't know if we're gonna get a
general strike he clearly wants
a general strike That's what I
heard.
Yeah, fine. They want a general
strike. Let's say they get a
general strike. What's the point
of the strike to
collapse society? How many times
have you when people are dead on
the streets of London? Then
would you believe the great
reset is real that this was not
a joke this is part of build
I just do not see what's going
to come of it what goods gonna
come of it build back better say
nothing good now okay.
All right. Let me tell you what
will what will happen is so okay
problem reaction solution sorry
to go icon your ass. This is
your has a destruction. Total
Mayhem steamy checks with the
central bank digital currency
through Twitter direct into your
app. And then it's all good
because people will be crying.
They already are already in a
severe cold snap. They can't
afford to heat their homes. It's
just it's gonna go from bad to
worse. And the only thing I can
imagine is dishy Rishi who is a
fan. He's on record talking
about could be so great. We can
just give you the money in your
in your phone or your app. I
have no other no other theory,
Stanford,
Stanford.
We knew Stanford. He came from
Stanford. Oh, he came from
Stanford, and another one of
them. That's all I can come up
with. I'm happy to listen to
that.
I think they're going to if this
actually happens to the extent
that they're describing it,
there's going to be buildings
burned down. Oh, yeah. And so
they have to tell you,
no, no, you know, where the
buildings will be burned
downtown, every downtown will
burn. The remote pocalypse has
finally come into view. It'll
cause cities in the United
States rub alized its rub allies
Exactly. They say remote a
pocket remote pocalypse because
everyone wants to work remotely.
Even Apple can't get their their
people back. Elon Musk said You
know, you come back or you or
you're no longer working for the
company. It's not easy. Every
millennial I know has moved back
in with their parents not in
ours. Actually, no. Luckily, 9
million of them yet. 9 million.
Hey, there's lots of other
parents in this equation. 9
million of them moving back in
with their parents this year,
they will be working remotely.
The downtown areas need to go
where people used to go to
offices, I predict they will
burn them down in the riots.
It's the only way to go. You
can't afford to shut it down and
break your lease it has to burn.
And I'm not saying they're going
to do it. The writers won't. But
somebody will. It's a classic.
It's what you do. You buy a
couple of buildings to know.
Then you put a big mortgage on
him and then something happens
to him. That's Larry
Silverstein.
Yeah, his are the best.
Here's the New York Times was on
strike on Thursday. Didn't
notice much. I don't think it's
bad. What did they accomplish?
I'm glad to know I'm glad you
asked Fox News went on the
street and interviewed the
striking New York Times workers,
you guys
on strike about. We've been at
the bargaining table for 20
months now the company has
consistently come to the
bargaining table with proposals
that are insulting and
unacceptable. The New York Times
is making record profits and the
people who make the news need to
share in that
it's a variety of issues. But
the big things are we haven't
had a raise in over two years.
What are
they not giving you? They're not
giving a basic floor wages of
$65,000 I'll be honest, I don't
know the details that
specifically we have been
working to the entire pandemic
without any salary increases at
a time of record inflation. Is
this about coming back to the
office it's also without coming
back to the office, of course,
we also want to make sure that
we are protecting people, you
know, we're still living through
a pandemic remote work is
here that they want to work
remotely. That's part of their
beef
part of the negotiation.
We find it ridiculous that the
company is maintaining this
position that it has a
unilateral right to call us back
in five days a week, I thought
the New York
Times respected union. So what
happened there?
You'll have to ask them? That's
an excellent question. I will
have an answer to that as well.
Excellent question. We'd love to
hear what the management has to
say about that. That's a very
good question. We thought the
New York Times respected unions
to what happens to the New York
Times when you guys are on
strike, we'll find out
we have said we're not going to
write stories. We have photo
people, we have electricians,
other people in the building who
are not working today. They have
to figure it out on their own.
I am refusing to write I'm
refusing to respond to edits, I
imagine they're
having quite a hard time putting
the productive to the
publication together.
The New York Times can't run
without the people who run the
New York Times. And management
needs to know that.
So it's really about remote
working sounds like to me more
than money. It's on the table.
They say it's remote work. No
one wants to work. Well, you're
not going to. And you know what?
I'm going to call it now New
York Times building burns. Yeah,
downtown, isn't it? Where's the
New York Times building
I think it's downtown. It's over
it's in the Broadway theater
district will burn
it will burn it just put it in
the Red Book, this is going this
is what build back better is all
about we have to burn it before
you can build back better the
riots, the BLM rise. Just a
taste people just a taste. In
the meantime, what we need to do
is now we need to set up the new
scam so that we can make as much
money as possible from the green
New Deal bullcrap. and the
European Union way ahead of the
curve, but don't worry, we'll
catch up. And this is of course,
the green hydrogen scam. Here's
Deutsche Avella.
It's now called Africa become a
leader in supplying green fuel
to the world. Haha, let's go to
Africa. That question has become
even more relevant as Russia
continues its invasion of
Ukraine, creating disruption in
Europe's energy supplies.
Germany is one of the countries
scrambling for alternatives,
including from the African
continent. This week, the
country's Minister of Economy
and climate Robert hubback
visited two nations in South
Africa, Namibia and South
Africa, both of which are
looking toward green hydrogen
fuel production in Namibia have
exported a $10 billion hydrogen
project from a German firm, that
however, concerns that Africa
will not fully benefit or be in
control of its own green energy
resources. But Hubbard was quick
to allay those fears, saying the
last thing we should accept as
some kind of green energy
imperialism.
Yeah, well, that's exactly
what's going to happen. And as
witnessed in Africa's first
green hydrogen project, now we
just need to remind everybody,
there's multiple types of
hydrogen. The idea that as far
as we can tell, and this is
pretty new, this just started up
you'd never heard about it
before. It was all electric
electric, solar, solar, the
wind, and now it's hydrogen.
Well, it was peaking it was, it
was a foot in the door. For
years, we've heard about the
hydrogen economy we paid no
attention to because
it's because what they say and
what they want, is electrolysis
to create hydrogen created by
sunlight and wind. And that's
just not going to happen. It
takes a lot more energy. But it
doesn't matter. We have our
first marketing test site in
Africa with green hydrogen,
what is green hydrogen? And how
can this means you will benefit
Africa? Let's get a better
understanding from one project
in South Africa.
How can we benefit from silly
Africans don't you know, you're
not going to benefit.
It's here as a small site around
150 miles north of Cape Town,
that we get a glimpse of what
South Africa's energy future
could look like. This is one of
the country's first green
hydrogen projects. And it all
works using the power of the sun
rather than fossil fuels like
coal or oil.
Now, I just got to set this up
because of course, you don't
have visuals, what you're going
to see is a solar farm, this may
be 5050 cells. And this one guy,
apparently the only guy who
works there is you know, wiping
off some dust off the cells and
he goes inside to a 19 inch
rack, which are you typically
have a server and this this
little, little box, and in this
little box, green hydrogen is
being made because that's how
little you can actually make
with the solar arrays in this
Project.
This two electrolyzer sticks,
they give them the energy from
the, from the sun, and then we
supply them with pure water. And
the process will find the
closest takes place in this to
electrolyzer sticks. And when
this happens here, what is split
into hydrogen and
oxygen, the facility is only
producing a small amount of
green hydrogen right now, they
are already planning to expand
to a bigger commercial site.
It's a renewable energy source
that is seen as vital in the
world shift away from fossil
fuels. And African countries are
perfectly placed to lead the
way. The production is
especially suited to areas with
plenty of sunshine that are less
densely populated, but it has to
be done on a large scale. And
the cost to put the
infrastructure in place will be
huge. So lots still to do with
many questions remaining to over
whether South Africa is ready to
take advantage
or advantage. Okay, so that's
just not going to happen. The
only thing you can imagine is
yeah, if you blanket all of
South Africa or the entire
continent of Africa with solar
panels, yeah, maybe, maybe one
thing's for sure. The city of
Rotterdam in the Netherlands is
a giant player in this scam.
Now, Rotterdam has a very
important port, it used to
really be for coal and for gas,
there was a lot of natural gas
in the North Sea. You know,
that's just been it's been
ignored because for over a
decade, the Dutch are saying no
gas, no gas, we're gonna stop
with the gas don't build houses
with it. It's got to be
electric. It's all got to be
electricity to gas has been
abandoned. But now they're going
to be the port the distribution
center for all things hydrogen,
and believe me, Dutch listeners,
Dutch producers, you're gonna
pay for this and it's not going
to work and you're gonna get
screwed. It's gonna take decades
before anything that even
resembles a green hydrogen
economy. Here's the mayor of
Rotterdam promoting the world
hydrogen summit 2023, which will
be in May in all places
Rotterdam.
Well, what I said this morning
in the opening remarks is that
we are now on the edge of what I
call the fourth civilization
transition around the the energy
transition or moving to
something very special. As we
did when we come from the Stone
Age is the move from the steam
to the electricity. This is a
huge phenomenon.
Do you hear what he's saying?
This is like coming out of the
stone age to electricity. Please
just tell everybody again, this
is bullcrap. It's not going to
happen. Well,
no. It's not going to happen
because it's impractical. But
let's look at the most
impractical thing I don't want
to stop you that back with my
whatever it is I say do it. BMW,
there's a bunch of videos of
this thing. On the on the
YouTube. BM Debbie came up with
a hydrogen car that uses liquid
high liquid hydrogen.
Okay. Have you heard about this?
No, it's not a driving bomb? Is
that the pinto of the future? Is
that what that is?
So they've invented these tanks
that are like tripled, you know,
they're they're insulated so you
can put liquid hydrogen in the
tank nice and then it's also got
to get ended and the engine I
don't know how they managed to
pull this off. But they've tuned
the engine so it works on both
hydrogen liquid hydrogen goes
with it has to be heated up of
course to be to go into the
engine. But if you run out of
the hydrogen then you can use
gasoline. So it's kind of a
different kind of a hybrid.
Oh really. But it's not it's not
like the guy who has the
Corvette. He also had hydrogen
tanks but then there was some
there's some element this
hydrogen has to be heated before
it before it starts off is
liquid hydrogen you definitely
have to warm it up because
otherwise it's you know, it's
not it's useless our new
hydrogen is explosive. But the
thing about it is is that okay,
you got this technology to work
and it probably cost a lot of
money to do that and I'm sure
that the shareholders of the of
the auto work company was not
not shouldn't be pleased. And it
shows you can do it you can do
anything if you want to. But
what would you Where would you
get this liquid hydrogen to fill
your tank from the hybrid
already had enough trouble
getting regular hydrogen filled
tanks? Lid low liquid hydrogen,
how do you ridiculous and by the
way, one last thing. If the car
sits for like about five to
seven weeks the hydrogen is
boils off is gone.
How do you make liquid hydrogen?
Is that something
you just take hydrogen you
compress it and put it and get
it colder and colder. It gets
like everything else. It's, it's
like a vapor that turns into
liquid at the right temperature.
But the right temperatures like
302, I'm not sure what it is,
but it's around 325 degrees
below zero. So very low
temperature.
So the reason why this is
happening is not because we're
also jacked on hydrogen, it's
the battery technology has
failed. Elon has failed, Elon
has not brought us better
battery technology, and the
story is running thin. And they
needed a new story. And in
essence, they're taking
electricity created by windmills
and solar panels, turning it
into a hydrogen battery that you
then can store for some time and
then can use in your vehicles
for generating electricity.
Again, it is one of the most
inefficient ways of going about
this, and we predict will not
even work for another 10 years
because it's always been 10
years before this thing works.
Everything's 10 years except for
that little 19 inch rack in
South Africa. Okay. I mean, hey,
I had a hydroxy booster on my
car. Yeah, you can do stuff but
it's not really going to power
your home.
Now if you didn't think they ate
the BMW was nutty enough with
the liquid hydrogen. Yeah,
they're going to Airbus claims
that they're going to do a
plane a plane doing it. Yeah.
380
not just any old plane. But
they're going to somehow power
with a three a 380, which is the
biggest passenger plane in the
world. It's monstrous Double
Decker, looks like it's like a
bell ocean going cruiser. And
they're somehow going to power
one with hydrogen. Now I read
when I was reading the report, I
was thinking maybe this is
pretty bogus, because they were
claiming that they're going to
do with fuel cells, which means
it has to be electrical engines.
So whether you have 50 engines
on this thing
it's got this is actually goes
against all science. The power
to weight ratio is what you need
to look at. This goes against
all science unless you want to
save the world from horrible
dirty Russian oil and gas. I'm
gonna go back to the mayor of
Rotterdam just so we can tell we
already discussed with him that
this is not going to play it
again. This is like this is like
going from the Stone Age
will what I said this morning in
the opening remarks is that we
are now on the edge of what I
call the fourth civilization
transition. I don't think the
energy transition is the
movement is the force energy
transition
something very special. As we
did when we come from the Stone
Age to the move from the steam
to the electricity system is a
huge phenomenon. Whenever he
went from steam to electricity
he skipped What did you skip,
you skip skip
the internal combustion engine.
We went from steam to
electricity overnight. We
come from the Stone Age does the
move from the steam to the
electricity. This is a huge
phenomenon. And that therefore
that the industry is
acknowledged the scientific
sector, but also local, regional
and national governments have to
work together to accelerate this
process to become as soon as
possible independent from what I
call the complicated energy
sources in the world like the
Middle East and Russia. I think
that we're now in a crucial
phase in the Netherlands since
governments with Minister yet is
really moving fast forward to
make an ant or what I call a
kind of hesitating climate who
is to win what first, the
industries the sciences, the
cities, the region the national
government has now I think the
moment to focus on collaborating
and bringing all these forces
together. And what I asked the
Minister is for when it comes to
the Port of Rotterdam into the
city this is the major place to
do the work not only for the
consumption as we have large
industry but also for the
distribution as well as the
infrastructure trust on
Rotterdam trust on the Port
Trust on the companies and let's
help you to accelerate this
process within the coming 678
years. I think it's really
important this summer because
it's here will bring the the
demand and the production
together. There will be a
complete new players in the
world. Hydrogen, Morocco, Chile,
Australia.
Morocco, Chile Australia.
Interesting. No South Africa no
South Africa to shorter clips
from this Sahara.
Yeah. Well it has to benefit the
host country because otherwise
they don't want the everyone
want everyone has to be a part
of the scam. And that's what it
is. It's a scam. It's bull crap.
Here's these are two short ones.
This is the regional Minister
she's the the minister of the
province of South Holland which
is where Rotterdam is So of
course, he's also here to
promote
hydrogen is D issue at this
moment, of course with the
energy independency that we need
in Europe with a turmoil that's
going on in the world.
So energy independence is what
we need in Europe with the
trouble that's going on in the
world yet we're going to get it
from Morocco, Australia. This
isn't even making sense at face
value.
This is the momentum. This is
the momentum now of course we
have hundreds that's
what she got, she wanted
momentum, they will get the
money and we can go give it to
our friends and our donors the
momentum. Of course, we have
been discussing hydrogen for
years. How can the industry get
green power green energy, but
also how can we contribute to
inland shipping greening of
inland shipping, what we do as a
province of South Holland with
the ramp project, but also
public transport? So there are
many issues that we need to
address. And this is the place
and the platform to do it.
Okay, great. You are full of
shit, I think. But anyway, let's
go to the Minister for Climate
and Energy. Now. This is a young
dude. This dude is up to no good
he's the what's his name, Rob
Yetunde piton. And he's a he's a
he's a little go getter. This
one is,
I strongly believe that 2022 can
be the breakthrough year for the
hydrogen market. In the
Netherlands, we will invest
rapidly in the infrastructure
and the electrolysis capacity,
working together with the Port
of Rotterdam to create import
and export change with countries
all around the world producing a
green hydrogen. And we want to
step up the game together with
the European Commission to
create the perfect conditions
for an internationally hydrogen
market fall. It's wonderful to
see that over 6000 people are
visiting this world's hydrogen
summit and I really hope that
people get inspired to get new
connections to step up our game
to create this hydrogen market
as soon as possible.
step up our game. That means
spend your money Dutch people
step up our game. I've seen this
this kind of stuff happens so
many times in my life. It's just
so irksome and disgusting. They
are full of crap. They lie. Just
lying to you. Oh, this is gonna
be the 2022 this is the year
this is it. We're
where you and I differ and I'm
older. Okay. I don't believe
they're lying. I think they're
dead sincere. They've been sold
a bill of goods. They're
basically stupid. Yeah, they
have no scientific background,
none of them. I mean, this is
the classic anybody but all
these environmentalists have
never taken a science they don't
know physics, that's for sure.
Very few have a degree and and
they just dare hook line and
sinker. It's just unbelievable.
They're they're just led down
the primrose path and down they
go. And they exe. They don't
even get in on the scam. I mean,
somebody does, but it's not
these idiots that well, the guy
you're talking about is gonna
end up making no money on the
deal. While the
Dutch were really big on the
windmills Of course, it's kind
of a Dutch thing. And what we
found out 15 years ago, was
yeah, it was known was probably
about 1015 years ago, that every
single giant windmill in the
Netherlands is its own LLC, and
has a captain of industry and
politicians as the owners of the
LLC and they were all getting
this subsidy money. So they know
how to scam in the Netherlands.
They do they know they
know I'm sure they do but it's
not everyone. Oh
no. And of course I'm not going
to disagree because there's so
much that politicians get
hoodwinked into and they believe
it and of course they this is
coming from Queen Ursula
herself. She has to believe it.
She has to she has to believe
it.
Anyway, yeah, I'm sure she does.
Well, it'd be fun to watch.
By the way, I watched just the
transition to nothing. Okay,
transitioning out. I watched the
first episode of the Megan
Markel Harry Netflix show.
I want to hear the review
because I was I was hoping to do
that myself and I never got
around to it.
And the reason why is I hear so
many people who hate her. Like,
like Megyn Kelly. It's every
five minutes she's bitching
about Megan Markel. Megan
Markel, as it must there must be
something about the show that is
just really pissing people off.
So I watch them. Watch the first
episode. And I get it 100% And I
can tell you exactly what's
going to happen. Okay, she's
gonna get killed. Megan Markel.
She's got a mark. She's gonna be
she's going to be killed. She
the whole thing is, I'm like
Diana, I didn't realize it was
so hard. I had to do all this
stuff such a show. They didn't
like me. They hated me. The
royal family. And she always
talks about her husband as Ah,
well, you know, ah, because you
can't say Harry because it's
like, it's very hard to say,
Harry. That's to be cold, cold.
Do you have h h h and m H and M
Yes. So you want to be like
Diana look this thing she's
saying the firm the enterprise
whatever you want to call it the
the royal machinery operation
they will kill her.
Oh they're they're dangerous
they will kill anybody well
known fact yes
so and that will be Harry's out
then he can go back and come
back into the into the the
institution she's something
horrible is going to happen and
she deserves it because she is
making
his serves me now you know where
I'm at. Now you're gonna have to
get I was gonna refuse to watch
this thing but now
just wait. You go I can't wait.
Okay, that's maybe what I'm
saying is my basic rule of media
is if you abuse the media for
your own benefit for your own
ego for your own benefit you to
be beneficial to your own
position comes down or conflict
back as a boomerang but these
people if you look at all the
Diana documentaries at the end,
she was calling the press,
getting making sure that the
shot was just right. Hey, I've
been through this before myself.
I've been severely burned by
media after I abused it from and
I learned real quick early on.
You don't do it. It's very
dangerous. She's gone to such a
degree. It's D two man is Diana
plus. She's two she better stop.
I like D two she has to repair
the
show Title D two. She's not
going to stop. There's no way
she's a psycho. Yeah, she's a
user she's got she's got
it and her friends are psychos
her friends are psycho.
No, they psychos all hanging out
together. I was talking to you.
I was following somebody up. We
were talking about I think we
talked about this kind of
offline. And I talked with Mimi
about this some of these
Instagramers and the number of
cycles that are on it, which is
how
they met by the way. Ah and met.
Yes. Yes. He was introduced to
hers via Instagram. Find some
some third party. He's always
started DMing on Instagram. Yep.
Yeah, I got I got kind of
sidetracked as I was reading a
bunch of different, just normal
research that I ran into a piece
by about Brad Pitt and his ex
girlfriend who's this Victoria's
Secret model who's one of these
Instagrammer nut jobs. And he
couldn't he said he wasn't ease
into she wasn't as intellectual
equal for she's 30. And he's 60.
But okay. And so he ran off with
someone younger, and who he felt
better about but it wasn't
really so much the
intellectualism, it was this
Instagram thing. He said she was
too much into social media. He
made this comment. Mm hmm. So I
said, Well, I gotta check this
out. So I checked all it was was
1 million should be nice nice
shape, by the way, nice figure,
but endless pictures of herself
in every imaginable pose and
every imaginable makeup job.
A Scott Adams should get in on
that action.
Scott Adams got burned once and
that was about it. But this is
like, but you start looking into
this and you see these people
and it's like, there used to be
some sort of braking mechanism
to keep this from happening. And
they build themselves up they
she has a podcast No.
Podcast. Goodness.
And but who doesn't want his
podcasts? So they got a podcast
and it's like, but it's, I get
the sense that this woman is one
of these self absorbed Mee Mee
Mee psycho checks. Yes, yes,
yes. That will I have not had to
watch this. This you've somehow
through a negative review.
Managed to get probably half to
five want to watch it
five stars for this document.
This this five stars five stars
all the way? Oh, yeah. I can't
wait to watch two and three. I
don't know how many how many
episodes there are. But it's a
gift that keeps on giving. And I
will I have to put hand in my
own bosom. And say I look at
Harry and how he responds when
he's doing the interviews with
her total cock. I myself was a
bit like that with my ex wife.
So I'm recognizing.
Yeah, yeah. Well, it's like me
how I can recognize a choke
artist.
Right. Right.
But yeah, but okay, well, then
you die. You know why Megan
Kelly hates her.
Yeah, but Megan doesn't have to.
I mean, I just think Megan's way
above this. Why would she even
bother
me Megan just looks like she
should be above it. But
for some reason For some reason
I can't have
a neighborhood gal really?
I really like her. I hope she
asked me back on the show again.
I'm now you're you've pissed her
off.
But you probably pissed off her
Booker. Her Booker. Now
her Booker is the one that keeps
telling me yeah, we'll have you
back one day and then I don't
hear from her for weeks. Well,
then
you know, you're there.
I'm toast. I'm toast. You're
right. I'm toast and toast.
We used to pull that stunt on
silicon spin.
Have you heard about
catastrophic contagion?
God, no,
I know, I know. And I'm pissed
because we should have been all
over this previously.
Catastrophic contagion took
place in October of this year,
brought to you by the same
people who brought us event 201.
They did another tabletop
exercise for yet another
pandemic for 2025 is when this
is scheduled. Okay, and I have a
clip. Here's a compilation of
catastrophic contagion the
tabletop exercise for 2025.
This, by the way, is their own
marketing material.
Officials in two Latin American
countries alerted the who have
several outbreaks of a new
infectious disease that's
mysteriously appearing across
the region, severe epidemic
enterovirus Respiratory
Syndrome. 2025.
Okay, severe what kind of what
kind of virus Did you call it?
It was a retrovirus was
Legion severe epidemic
enterovirus
entro. Viral via enterovirus,
enterovirus. Okay,
severe, I
mean looked at up I know what I
know how to what it
is epidemic intro virus entero
is
en Te Aro I've seen this. I've
seen this eve
seive severe. Okay, well, you
look it up, we'll
continue Respiratory Syndrome
2025. Over the past six weeks
alone, there have been 500
confirmed or suspected cases
reported. The virus could cause
a severe pandemic. If early
containment and mitigation
efforts are not successful.
We need two weeks to flatten the
curve. What you got Okay.
Coronavirus is a genus of
positive sense of positive sense
single stranded RNA viruses
associated with several human
mammalian disease. Now I'm gonna
read this the short version,
most people who get infected
with now Polio is an enterovirus
do nice. So we so we already
have the hook. enteroviruses.
Is it though hook is it, Paul?
Yeah, it
goes people who get in failures,
most people who get infected
with non polio enteroviruses do
not get sick. Or they only have
mild illness, like the common
cold again COVID Common Cold
Donilon, which is a rhino virus,
which we haven't had that can
weaponize that symptoms of mild
illness can include fever, runny
nose, sneezing, cough, skin
rash, mouth blisters, and body
and muscle aches. So we have to
assume that somebody probably
went to Fauci his operations, in
connection with some of these
labs, many of the Christian ones
in the Ukraine had been blown up
blown up by the Russians. We
don't even talk about that. Some
eau de by the way, some of these
lower classification includes
Coxsackie. Anyone who has kids
yet, Christina Hatton, it's very
scary. It's a scary disease, and
a couple of other things, but
they're working on a weaponized
version of this obviously
somewhere boss maybe in South
America. Well,
before I continue with the clip,
and just there's a whole website
with with good little nuggets
here. It appears that a lot a
great number of health care
workers will be needed in
eastern Venezuela in 2025. The
acronym by the way will be Sears
s. E. R. S, severe epidemic and
enterovirus Respiratory
Syndrome. Sears S E Rs.
Anyway, it's a little too close
to SARS. I would nixed that. I
was in the meeting
that I don't you know, you're
not in the meeting. Let's see.
We have of course, sponsored by
John Hopkins Bloomberg School of
the same old Billa Melinda Gates
Foundation. And it looks like it
really kicks off in 2025 around
October so just the end of
September around October is when
it really really hits in,
according to this is there
They're tabletop. And there's a
whole bunch of interesting
things here if you want to, if
you want to learn about the
exercise and, and just be
prepared for 2025 By the way,
doesn't mean it happens in 2025
could be next year
2026 Because it's gonna be on my
dish started you're gonna have
to do in the wintertime down
there.
Let's get back to, to the to the
compilation here cause
a severe pandemic, if early
containment and mitigation
efforts are not successful,
flatten the pandemic, in this
type of situation and trend
would be a risk for the global
health security.
pandemics are inherently
political, financial, and so
much broader.
We have looked spoken on
leadership in the country. And I
think that we need to be also
very careful, we cannot decide a
lot of things without Digitas be
involved in agree. There is no
substitute for national
election. It's important to
support the local response and
the national response.
Training those today is this
area's first enabling them with
the tools protecting them, and
if need be regional solidarity.
First
of this stage communication is
key. And communication should
include not just scientists with
data, but also social, religious
and political leaders trust.
This is an essential issue. And
trust was broken among
countries, between populations
and healthcare systems between
healthcare systems and
governments.
There is something to say that
in 2025, we need to strengthen
the
system who needs to be a voice
for the voiceless no one is
until all of us.
As of today, there have been an
estimated 1 billion cases
worldwide, with more than 20
million deaths, including nearly
15 million children. countless
billions are alive but left with
paralysis or brain damage. The
most successful countries are
those which invested in
preparedness and trained moment
years in advance. This included
having full time pandemic
preparedness and response teams,
which conducted detailed
operational planning and
routinely tested those plans
through exercises and drills in
foreign countries have
participated and heeded the
guidance. The toll might have
been much less.
There you go. I was just looking
up some enterovirus news
stories. CDC warns about Rhino
Rhino virus and enterovirus D
68. I don't know what that is,
but I don't see any vaccines
yet. Here's the Pfizer product
list. I wonder if they have an N
N. N. Ro virus is
a polio vaccine. So you should
be able to have?
Yeah, you'd think that? Well,
I'm sure I'm sure they're
gearing it up. Figure it out.
second clip is a little shorter
here just about the value of
doing these kinds of exercises,
which is mainly to scare the
crap out of us. I guess.
What makes an exercise really
valuable is if it's especially
well planned and thought through
then if the results of that
exercise or thought about and
then changes that are suggested
by what we learn, are actually
implemented.
Most of us don't respond well.
If we face something that's rare
and catastrophic. It's almost
like inoculating. Exercises are
a form of inoculation for
emergencies using Oh
man, this is so good. It's like
mRNA for your brain
to bring together people that
need to respond to the crisis,
but they've never met each other
before. They don't usually. And
people from different
departments getting
to know so what
why did she laugh right there in
the middle of that? Cuz she's
full of
crap says, but they've never met
each other before.
Because they didn't. I think
what she's saying is because
they did meet each other before
they've all met to plan the
exercise. It's a lie. It's a lie
life
that needs to respond to the
crisis, but they've never met
each other before. They don't
usually work with each other.
And people from different
departments getting to know each
other, and learning to
cooperate.
She says they never met each
other. And then she follows that
up with they don't usually work
together. Wait a minute, it's
one or the other. If they've
never met each other, and
they've never worked together.
So they just thought that they
don't usually work together.
They never work together. This
is a lie. You're right, you're
caught. She's lying by law
that need to respond to the
crisis, but they've never met
each other before. They don't
usually work with each other,
and people from different
departments Getting to know each
other. And learning to cooperate
really helped.
So different sorts of exercises
that I've participated in have
included all government agencies
here in Australia working
together to work through the
consequences of pandemic, I've
participated in several of
those,
the value comes in the not only
the learning, but the
interaction that you have with
with
others. This exercise was
particularly valuable, because
it catalyzed I brought together
the essence of what can we do to
prepare for a situation that is,
per definition, unpredictable,
that
interactive experience and
working with people who can
contribute and who can, who can
add new perspectives is
something that I think is of
great value.
You know, who that is speaking
who was one of the participants
know, Tom Dashiell. Oh, that
idiot lobbyist extraordinaire.
Yeah, Mm hm. Or Congress person.
And he was Secretary of Health
and Human Services for Obama. So
great. He's got the Dashiell
group. Well, believe me, he's
not just there just to hang out.
Money Tom Daschle was there?
Because Tom Daschle was a guy
who knows how to make money?
Well, you brought this whole
thing. I do have two COVID
clips.
Well, let me lead you into it.
And this will, this kind of
follows on from what they're
talking about here. Because, you
know, we were so smart and so
good with COVID. That is
certainly in Australia, that,
you know, we have to give
everybody their money back. 10s
of
1000s of fines issued for COVID
restriction breaches at the
height of the pandemic, have
today been ruled invalid by the
Supreme Court or the turning
them on a technicality. So 3000
penalties totaling more than $30
million now been cancelled. With
anyone who has paid entitled to
a refund
refunds from the beach penalized
at the Park 10s of 1000s of
fines handed out over months of
harsh lockdowns now canceled
today in the Supreme Court,
David Kell, the barrister for
the police commissioner declared
to fines issued for breaches to
the public health order would no
longer be enforced, stating they
do not sufficiently state or
describe the offenses in general
terms. That ruling on just two
finds now means 33,121 will be
withdrawn.
33 does the magic magic number
near you go.
Okay, clip number one. This
maybe I don't know. Maybe this
isn't about COVID. But play this
one sudden death.
Oh, yes.
Good evening. It's good to be
with you. Good to be with you
again tonight with the sudden
death of prominent American
sports journalist grant wall.
Wow. Is this from NTD? No, I
loved because, you know, the
documentary died suddenly and
now they're using sudden death
to try to screw up the search
algo
wall was in Qatar covering the
World Cup when he suffered
what's described as acute
distress and collapsed in the
press box according to his
agent. The incident happened
inside the lusail stadium during
the waning minutes of the World
Cup quarterfinal match between
Argentina and the Netherlands.
fellow journalist cure Radovich
was sitting nearby.
The medics were there very
quickly. And they you know,
worked with him for, I don't
know 2030 minutes before he was
taken on the stretcher,
while was transported to a
nearby hospital in Doha where he
was declared dead while the
circumstances of his death
remain unclear, while said on
his podcast just two days ago
that he had not been feeling
well.
So I've had a case of bronchitis
this week. I've been to the
medical clinic at the media
center twice now including
today,
wall was instrumental in helping
grow the sport of soccer in the
US through his coverage of the
game. Grant wall was 48 years
old.
I don't know maybe it was I
don't know that it happened?
Well, there's a number of
things. First of all, he was
quote unquote, detained for
showing his support for LGBTQ
for the LGBTQ. Yeah.
And that was actually in this
report. I would have left it in
the clip but I thought it was I
didn't take it was part
Well, the reason why I bring it
up is because now if you look at
this guy, even look at his
brother, if you look at his
family, there's a reasonable
expectation that he was fully
vaccinated and boosted are and
instead of saying that this is
possibly a vaccine adverse event
or a
vaccinate vaccinate vaccinate
instead of instead of saying
that no no no we have to write
everywhere well it was probably
killed because you're homosexual
as legal like attack they
probably killed him.
Yeah, well I haven't seen any of
that
on the show notes you can go
ahead and take a look at it and
what I would add to that these
they're stupid the obvious
reason that he had severe
distress is because of the
referee whistle we know this is
what spurs Sponza spurs on a
heart attacks and he was just
all around the referee whistle
but yo is interesting to me on
this clip, which was completely
overlooked and was nobody made a
fuss over the report of his
death was filed by his agent.
Now I know a lot of writers and
even sports writers which one of
them who amongst them has an
agent unless you're doing work
for Hollywood or they're doing
it nobody I mean even when
you're doing books you have an
agent for that book but you
don't have such agent as your
spokesperson who I like found
that very peculiar
that is interesting have we
looked at his book of knowledge
entry have we have we checked to
see if there's some I mean, just
take a look for a second what is
what was he doing that would
possibly warrant a an agent's
let's see sports journalists
soccer analyst, author of the
book The Beckham experiment,
that was 2009 so he may have
been working on a new book
possibly he's an Eagle Scout,
Eagle Scout Prince. Oh, oh, that
changes that changes stuff a
little bit, doesn't it?
Yes, it does.
See a spooky stuff in there were
any spooky stuff? Um, I don't
see anything necessarily. By the
way, there was there was a big
scandal. About around the the
the World Cup. The UN EU Vice
President has been arrested for
the Qatar lobbying scandal,
which of course, yes, yes.
She's. She looks like she was a
Matahari type lady. If you know
what I'm talking about. She's
She's
Yes. I looked at a lot of her
pictures just to see what she
looked like. And one of the
things I don't know what to
think about her. And so I never
got any clips. She didn't do
anything on it. Okay, well,
well, let's just let this guy
slide.
Okay, but let me just say one
thing about the World Cup before
we finish Can I just say
something World Cup I've been
watching the World Cup. It's
it's no less interesting to our
viewers as a sumo so give me a
minute. I knew the Netherlands
would choke they always choke
Good to see the US side as we
call it. The US side with the
actual shot. I completely was
disappointed by Poland I really
thought they would they would
eke it out they were the they
were the clear winner with the
Ukraine situation. Now it looks
like it's going to be France and
who will be what we do we know
who's France is going to play?
Yeah. Argentina but I think a
play Argentina
Well, there's I think no, I
think they're playing Morocco.
Morocco. Right? A Morocco is
going to win this thing.
Is there a political reason or
just because they're the I'll
tell
you what the political reason is
because it's obvious when you
when you think about it. You got
France, Morocco, and yet one
other match which is the Croatia
Argentina match. Now Argentina
should be the strongest team
there is South American
Croatians, even though the
Brazilian should have and then
Argentina is like the dude beat
them when their Brazilians
didn't Don't go out and beat
them. And so it'd be Argentina
versus Morocco, I think in the
finals, and Morocco was the
Muslim country.
Ah, but it could be it could
also be Croatia.
Because right now it's not a
Muslim country. No, I'm
just saying we have the next
matches are Argentina, Croatia
and Morocco, France.
Yeah, but Croatia is not beating
Argentina. It's it's in that
discussion.
Okay. So it has to be the Muslim
country that wins. Yeah. And
what kind of Muslims are they in
Qatar? Are they are they
Moroccan Muslims?
They're Muslims is the Ummah
they're all all Muslims are part
of the same great ummah.
I thought the no you had the
good you got your you got the
Sunni
Sunni you got the the Shiite
Shiites and you get the 10 or 11
other little sects, Morocco,
mattes, the Sufis or Morocco. No
Sufis
are very small sect now but
they're in Morocco. Well,
there's Sufis everywhere. In
fact, if you really go deep into
it, you'll find that bin Laden
was actually a Sufi. It takes a
little work, takes a little
work, but you'll find it um
Okay, the second clip I have for
COVID is the COVID kid shots
just to let us know as only a
short clip that you're gonna get
shots.
The US Food and Drug
Administration authorized COVID
booster shots today for children
as young as six months old. The
Pfizer and moderna boosters
target both the original virus
and the Omicron sub variants.
The shots will be available once
the CDC gives its approval.
But why is it? Wait, wait, FDA
approved it so get the shots
out? What is the CDC have to do
they approve every virus shot?
I think it was what an adult is
a good question. Let me listen
again
and the Omicron sub variants,
the shots will be available once
the CDC gives its approval.
The seat No, that's not it's the
means that who's going to pay
for it. They will be available
once the CDC gets the COVID
money to pay for it. This is the
approval. Now they build up the
hype and how do they build up
the hype? Oh schools. Kids are
falling down. They're getting
mass mass mass New York City
will be leading Good to have you
with us. I'm Adam Cooper Steen
and the city health department
is now strongly urging New
Yorkers to wear a mask again,
indoors in public places and
even crowded outdoor areas. Now
it's not a mandate, but in
advisory health officials are
concerned here about the numbers
going up as we notice how they
just slip in. There's not a
mandate. CDC can't mandate
anything they can't but okay,
now we have to believe that CDC
mandates outdoor areas. Now it's
not a mandate, but in advisory
health officials are concerned
here about the numbers going up
as we head into the holidays,
cases of RSV the flu and COVID
are on the rise. Part of that so
called Tryg Demmick. Right now
nine counties in New York are
recommending to mask indoors
under CDC guidance. And those
counties include all the city
except Staten Island,
Westchester, Rockland, Nassau,
Suffolk, and parts of upstate.
The health department is also
recommending masking in schools
across the state. Time to send
an invoice they used our tried
Demmick time to send an invoice.
Hey, play this clip flew COVID
New masks. This is not just in
New York,
as cases of COVID flu and RSV,
continuing to climb across the
country. Some local officials
are again urging people to
consider wearing masks indoors,
particularly in schools. Dr. Jay
Cornell center for pandemic
prevention.
I absolutely understand people's
reluctance about masks,
particularly in children. But if
you actually want to keep kids
in school, and you want to make
sure that schools are staffed,
it turns out their masks are
actually especially during a
surge like this one of the best
ways we can keep kids healthy.
Flu and COVID cases in the US
have increased one and a half
times over last week's totals.
Oh, that means it went from
three to four. I mean, or what
it was one and a half times it
went from
one to one to two for two and a
half.
It would these are useless stats
unless you give us actual
numbers. And
the sad thing is, I'm already
seeing people masked up again.
Oh, even out here, which means
it must be rampant in Austin.
It's got
to be a problem there because I
have yet to see the unmasking
completed. No. No, ever even
mad. All the time. You're saying
you're seeing it again? No, no,
I'm not seeing it again.
never it never ended for you
know, never ended.
Oh my goodness. I mean, you
could go around without a mask
and not get you know, a stink
guy. You can float around
anywhere you want. Nobody says
anything. Nobody does anything.
But But I would say like if I
went to Costco, I would say one
half 1/3 to one half of the
people would have masks on. And
people still drive around with
their masks on and it's about a
hat but a 50% usage going on
just generally speaking in
public. Ah, and by the way, so I
met Matt, I met the Monterey
foods, a vegetable market where
everyone's all messed up because
it's a hippie dippie kind of
thing. And so it was all a mess.
And there's this woman behind
me. She's coming to you know,
she's in. I'm checking out and
she's gonna look at her she's
wearing a mask, but it's like an
old cloth mask that is so it's
like the people bring these
their own bags and the bags, it
looks like they've never been
washed and they grimy feed up
the mask was dirty and it had
smear marks on it. It looks like
it was wet down at the bottom.
It was disgusting.
I'm gonna show my mood by
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that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
we have a very few people to
thank. We're going to try to get
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in Los Angeles, California 60
and another birthday call out.
She mentioned her boyfriend's a
big fan of the show. I saw in
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Alexander Beatty is also at 5001
Then we go to the $50 donor
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Christopher Rivera's s I don't
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his last name. I don't know what
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Jim Andreea knockos in Glenview,
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Kim. Also in San Francisco, Jim
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it up with our total of all
donors today was only 29 of them
hopefully it would this will
start to pick up I want to thank
these folks for making sure 1511
work
and I looked at bad idea supply
bad idea supply.com I would say
this has possibly sir gene
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supply company has a number of
interesting products they have
the pyro campfire pit which is
some cool looking thing. It has
a minimalist wallet. It has
wearables only have a couple of
products but this is this I
don't know I think this has
something to
do fire pits always a bad idea
but they're fun there
who needs any more than that?
The ultimate portable free pit
for camping and cooking you got
to see that thing pretty
interesting. Well thank you all
very much thank you to these
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there we got a couple of
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first one from our buddy Tom
Starkweather
Hi where the Cheesy spicy
holiday meet up in exact Gore
mounts and this is unhappy New
York now happy in Virginia.
Yes, we're crushing the
establishment here. This is Tom
Starkweather is Brian from King
George having a great time and
gore mill.
Hey, it's it's Sir Harry pilgrim
Baron Massa ponics. Hi, this is
Sarah the certified
shapeshifting do This is Rob
Ross. In the morning, Sir Roger
of the rowdies amazed at this
turnout Dame DC girl in the
morning, sir
Dan Blake protector reviewsee
eyes
this Chris Byrne King George and
morning
Roselyn part of this 75 hard and
Tito's policy in the morning
American kg in the morning. So
what was interesting is that Tom
sent me a note before this
meetup was going to take place
and he was really upset. He's
like, man, no one's gonna come
to the meetup. No one's gonna
come. I said why not is because
Tim Poole is going to do a thing
when in Virginia. I was like,
Dude, are you kidding me? Now?
You're telling me that no
agenda? Meet up people are going
to forego the meet up for a Tim
Poole event. Yeah, man,
everyone's talking. This was
when Tim Poole did the Kanye
thing. And that was talking
about Tim Poole, who Tim Tebow
is. Oh, no to come to the meet
up. Well, there you go. There's
a big meetup. It was a big meet
up and very successful.
Just like Would anybody go to
Tim Poole? I mean, we don't have
that much of a crossover
audience.
Oh, you have no idea. The minute
that because we weren't doing
live shows because we were you
know, people were bored I guess.
So anything that was live that
was exciting, which was really
two things Kanye and Tim Poole
Kanye and Alex Jones. That's all
you are on no agenda social
right? You do see you do see
what people post right do you do
alright. Now this meetup I'm not
sure if it wasn't Egypt or if it
was just somewhere to Michael
indels place but this is the
Giza meet up.
All right in the Morning John
and Adam. We are the old Giza
Meetup group here in Egypt next
to the pyramids. Love the show
in the morning. We have by the
way, this is Kyle from brothers
of the circle.
This has been from Uncharted X
thank you for your courage
in the morning gentleman from
the southern sage in the
morning Adam and John's Ross
from brothers the serpent at
Giza next to the pyramids with a
bunch of friends
thank you for your courage
Darren from Graham America. This
is Sir Gray from primerica that
cop 27 I mean, that the cat's
paws of the sphinx actually that
power planted Giza. Hey, I
wonder Chauncey and Adam how all
these fine people and all these
great podcasters found out about
the best podcast in the
universe. Um
hello for one of the few people
can actually speak the English
language. We've had a great time
here in Giza if you can get your
asses out here.
Do so. What's your name? Chris,
by the way.
Thank you for your courage. It's
Brian core here at Giza.
Thank you for your courage,
gentlemen, John. Chris from
Montana circus media in the
morning.
Thank you for your courage. Dan
Kiley of the Double D cubs. Love
you Uncle John. Love you Uncle
Adam.
Thank you for your courage. This
is the Randy of Turtle Beach.
Thank you for your courage. This
is Beth from South Carolina.
All right. So where was this? I
don't think it was in Egypt
somehow
by I don't think so either.
That'd be a meeting of MI six.
I get the feeling it was just
the old Giza like geezers Giza.
I don't know. I don't know.
Yeah. Hey, I'm Happy we get a
report. If you're in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, you
better be at the sawmill meet up
in Soiree. It's been going on
for about an hour or two or you
probably are back from the
Amsterdam zip case who we who we
meet up in I'm still facing the
Netherlands. If not Columbus,
Ohio has the central Ohio meetup
which is underway now it's been
going on for about an hour and a
half. There is the MC we move on
to Sunday. The 14th lunch with a
night if you dare Alaska at
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meet up five o'clock in Selkirk
Abby that's Post Falls, Idaho.
The North wait Christmas courage
warm up will take place on
Thursday next show day six
o'clock and compass Raleigh,
North Carolina at Compass in
Raleigh, North Carolina. And
finally the Charlotte thirsty
thirsty Third Thursday monthly
meet up seven o'clock editor
Tavern in Charlotte, North
Carolina. Thank you all for
organizing these. Thank you for
reporting back. Thank you for
being part of something that is
really wonderful. Everybody
should go to at least one
meetup. I guarantee you'll go to
another one after that. And
thank you all for supporting the
meetups by going and creating
them no agenda meetup.com If you
can't find one near you start
one yourself with all the Dyson
days you won't be there is like
a, like a pot. Okay, hold on a
second. I think by some odd
happenstance, I have exactly
zero ISOs Oh, no. That means you
win by default.
Well, let's see what you want to
pick. I got two. Okay. I'm glad
you have something. All right.
Which and they're both they're
both good. ISOs they're not
great, but they're both good. So
let's start with happy holidays.
Happy holidays to you.
Wow, very kind of mainstream.
Have you?
Very, and then the other one is
not going
and we are not going anywhere?
No, I'll take the Happy Holidays
over that one. Okay, you'd like
to have one? I think it's okay.
I'd like to not going anywhere
one but happy holidays is good.
And well. I like to both.
Yeah. Okay. Let me see. I think
I had one last thing to leave.
Did I have one last thing? Yes,
I have one last thing I'd like
to, I'd like to play just
because so many people, you
know, from time to time, people
will send a video. And it's
already been debunked or
whatever. But this is a new one.
And it just can't was flowing in
all morning. This is the Ecto
Life video. Now this is if you
haven't seen it, you will
because people send that to you.
It's really slick. It's highly
produced. And, in essence,
you're gonna play a little bit
of this in about five minutes.
Imagine the matrix was all of
the pods where the people were
in the pods. So now imagine a
room like that. In the pods are
little babies.
Ecto life allows infertile
couples to conceive a baby and
become the true biological
parents of their own offspring.
It's a perfect solution for
women who had their uterus
surgically removed due to cancer
or other complications. With
actual life, premature birth and
C sections will be a thing of
the past. acto life is designed
to help countries that are
suffering from severe population
decline, including Japan,
Bulgaria, South Korea, and many
others. The facility features 75
highly equipped labs. Each state
of the art lab can accommodate
up to 400 growth pods or
artificial wombs. Every pod is
designed to replicate the exact
conditions that exist inside the
mother's uterus. A single
building can incubate up to
30,000 lab grown babies per year
Ecto life allows your baby to
develop a an infection free
environment. The pods are made
of materials that prevent germs
from sticking to their surfaces.
So this thing goes on. And it's
really good. I mean, it looks
just like it's out of a science
fiction movie. Well, it
looks like it should be a an
element in a science fiction
movie. Like Robocop has like a
lot of fake ads. There's a lot
of science fiction that does
that. They like to do that
because it brings his funny his
humorous. And yeah, so it sounds
like it sounds like a humorous
average.
Well, no advertisements. No,
it's not at all people are
taking this very seriously.
There's a whole PDF that's
floating around but Ecto life
Now of course, Ecto life, I
can't find any company called
Ecto life. So I'm a little irked
by everyone sending me this
video. This video is has been
produced by Hashem our guy Lee,
who is a producer, filmmaker and
science communicator based in
Berlin. And he makes these
videos for money for other
companies. He does speaking
engagements content creation,
growth, optimization, and
digital marketing. So all of you
who are who are sending this to
me like Klaus Schwab is gonna
grow babies. Stop sending it to
me.
At least my fans have yet to
send me what copy is everybody
John at the vorak.org rock and
roll can do
what you want. I'll check it out
over the I'm sure it's on no
agenda social.
Do you have anything to play or
do you want to play us out?
Well, let's just keep us up with
the with the with the prints
now. The German prints update.
short clip.
German prints updates
in Germany. Police say they're
planning further arrest linked
to an alleged far right coup
plot. A wave of raids on
Wednesday detained 25 suspects
and seized weapons at some 50
locations. Prosecutors say the
group wanted to install a self
style print as a new national
leader.
Wow. Do we have video of any of
these except for the self styled
prints?
Not that I can tell. But you
know, I got some. There is a
rumor going around that this guy
is part of a seriously concerned
that the United States is
actually running Germany, which
seems to be some
q anon. Yes, of course, makes
nothing but sense. It's a global
organization, John, and you know
what? podcasters are a part of
it too, man. Be careful. Yeah.
podcasters everyone must have
their own podcast. In the
future. Everyone will have a
podcast. We got two podcasts and
every family
we got a podcast coming up next
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just on the Infowars media more
loving Nazis your way you say
that for if I told you once then
I told you twice COVID bucks you
into a jab cheating citizen
that's like my like the truth
when it nourishes your soul it
may hurt the heart sometimes but
it never gets old or rather hurt
my heart like that and what the
smart Dart class shot or the
wolf poke went above done more
than the gym that depressed
enough to give the gap sad it's
sad it is not going away. Turn
it back to the good work because
we know that government rather
give you a pill to cure
depression is when you mill a
brown taking a brown pill just
to kill the thought of working
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you bought so many? No probably
it's called in sick recently now
that it's cold and COVID season
and fast essentials are tracking
numbers to learn if the reason
Thanksgiving holiday will spark
an increase in COVID numbers in
the United States. COVID-19
still accounts for about 2000
deaths per week in our country
two weeks
or so after a big holiday you
will see the numbers rising.
So what are the COVID rules
these days.
Getting the vaccine now will
provide you with
protection during those holiday
festivities.
This is the right time
and there are a lot of gray
areas. There's no longer a
universal mask requirement but
public health officials are on a
mission get your booster shots
CDC recommends you stay at home
and isolated.
According to the CDC, the number
of influenza hospitalizations is
at its highest level in a
decade.
I would imagine. Towards the end
of December, mid January. We'll
see those numbers spike there's
still various dents going
around. And so I
encourage everyone to get to not
only tested but also get their
vaccine. We still have a
societal obligation
COVID has not gone away.
That doesn't mean that the
pandemic is letting us forget
it.
It's too early to tell numbers
indicate it's very much still
here. Right now.
We're about 50% vaccinated, the
new five day line that's not
where we want to be but that's
we've made so much progress over
the last couple of years. We
still have more work to do our
work is not done and go to
whatever it takes. Takes.
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