1692 - "Salted Ducks"

Where's my Twinkies? Adam curry. John C Dvorak, yes. Thursday,

September 5, 2024 this is your award winning gimlination. Media assassination Episode 1692,

this is no agenda,

spreading Russian disinformation and broadcasting live from the cruise ship, capital of Mexico, just north of Puerto Vallarta. In the morning, everybody? I'm Adam curry and

from Northern Silicon Valley, where we're wondering why you're on the run. I'm John C Dvorak.

It's Greg von Buzzkill. In the morning, on the

run, you're on the run, on the border. I'm

on the land, man,

I'm on Mexico. Way.

Yeah, indeed. Excuse me, yes. Tina, this was what I thought was my only present was this

short press. You got a shotgun, yeah, I

know shot. Maybe I got a lot of cool things, completely unexpected. 60 was a great birthday. I had no effing hands and hope this thing pass. Ah, you want

to be 60 again next year?

Yeah, sure. No, I don't care. Okay, I still feel 15. That's, that's Dvorak laugh for Yeah, you just wait. You just wait anyway. So we got it all set up. It's all working. We got good bandwidth. This is the

new rig. Sounds Okay. Sounds good. That

sounds good. It sounds like it always sounds

the stream didn't sound good, though. Oh, really, no. I

haven't gotten any complaints about that. Stream didn't sound well.

I mean, from my perspective, getting it through the system here, it was breaking up a lot. Oh,

but you hear me? Okay, hello, yeah,

I'm actually shocked the difference. Okay,

hey, this was really something interesting that happened last night, and I didn't even really pay much attention to it until Tina alerted me to a whole side thread about this particular occurrence, and I will start it with a short background or clip. The Justice Department

says it has moved aggressively to shut down what it says are Russian efforts to influence the 2024 US presidential election. The DOJ says it sees 32 Kremlin run websites that were used to spread Disinformation and Propaganda. Officials say Russian argued operatives used AI to target us voters and generate kind generate content, sharing false narratives to Russian nationals who are media

Now, were you following this at all? Yeah,

of course. Eclipse,

okay, what do you have?

Yeah, right. RT, busted one,

okay. RT, busted one.

Russia is allegedly meddling in this year's presidential election. Federal us departments are now pressing charges against Russian individuals while trying to seize dozens of internet domains and TVs. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT Aryan pastor has the story, the government of Russia continued to use RT to direct Disinformation and Propaganda multiple us departments on Wednesday alleging that Russia

couple things before we before we move on. First of all, the foreign agent Registration Act is this. Does this really qualify if someone is paying someone to. Have set up, you know, whether it's a fake news site or just a news site. I mean, this is not they're not lobbying Congress. Does Farrah really qualify for this?

This is a good question. I can't answer they. They like to throw that. I mean, how come Hunter Biden hasn't been charged with that? Well,

so if so, if I look@justice.gov and there's, here's the Farah foreign Agents Registration Act was enacted in 1938 requires certain agents of foreign principles who are engaged in political activities or other activities specified under the statute to make periodic public disclosure of their relationship with the foreign principle, which I think RT is kind of disclosed that, as well as activities, receipts and disbursements in support of those activities. I mean, it

I got some clips coming up. I

mean, this, this is same thing. This is obviously complete crud. But the thing that got really interesting is the Tennessee company that's mentioned in these clips.

Well, let's play the second part of this and then even talk about that. Okay,

the DOJ published examples of such sites. For example, this one, which appears to be a Washington Post article stating, Middle East coalition of US allies, crumbles like a house of cards. Or another fake article reading, no more money. Kremlin will solve Ukraine's problem. The FBI is now working to take these sites down. The two indicted editors for RT remain at large.

I know you have a Kirby clip. I have a real short one here, Rear Admiral Kirby, with a little bit of details,

as you saw today, the Department of Justice, Department of Treasury and State Department a series of coordinated actions against foreign actors associated with the Russian government who are attempting to covertly influence

Okay, so we have a lot of by the way, yeah,

why is he so breathless, he sounds like he's hyperventilating. Well, the whole little thing, well,

I would say, what

is going on with him? Well, I

would say the the main reason that he is out here, and I have, you have

clips, I have other clips. I don't know if the clip's any different than that one. Well,

this is military industrial complex. This is Hey, hey, hey, hey, we've got people speaking against Ukraine, and he's, you know, he's the rear admiral. So they bring in the military, the ex military guide, to say, oh, no, we can't have this. We can't have sites out there and AI generated content that goes against the narrative of Russia. Bad Ukraine, good. But what? And this is funny, because Tina, she unrelated, said, have you seen what's going on with Tim pool? Now this is

that doesn't work,

she protested too much. Me thinketh, and to the journalists who wish to jump the gun create their own narrative or lie about what is currently going on. You can eat my Irish ass. Okay? So then Benny Johnson, that's

actually in this statement, yes, which is not good, no.

And then Benny Johnson a statement on the leak DOJ indictment today, a year ago, a media startup pitched my company to provide content as an independent contractor. Our lawyers negotiated a standard, arm's length deal, which was later terminated. We are disturbed by the allegations in today's indictment, which makes clear that myself and other influences were victims in this alleged scheme. So there's the victim meme. My lawyers will handle anyone who states or

on Ruben was working for Glenn Beck.

I'm just I don't know statement on the DOJ indictment, these allegations clearly show that I and other commentators were the victims of this scheme. So seems like they had some, uh, victims.

Seems to be the common advice. You nailed that

I knew absolutely nothing about any of this fraudulent activity, period. People of the internet was a silly show. So nowhere did I see this mentioned. But he knows what it's about. They know what that what is going on here. People of the internet was a silly show covering viral videos, which ended four months ago. The DOJ has never contacted me regarding this matter, and I have no intent, intention to come to comment further. This screenshot directly from the

that it matters anymore. This is psychotic. Ukraine is the enemy of this country. Ukraine is our enemy being funded by the Democrats. I will stress again, one of the greatest enemies of our nation right now is Ukraine. They are expanding this war now. Don't get me wrong. I know you've got criminal elements of the US government, pushing them and guiding them and telling them what to do. Ukraine is now accused a German warrant issued for blowing up the Nord Stream

So. Little different than his. You know, can suck donkey balls. Quote, so. So I think what's going on here is the just Department of Justice, which obviously all Democrats, Biden Obama operatives, they're, they're doing some kind of mega sweep here where, first of all, we bring back in Russia's trying to get Trump elected. And then they bring in anyone who's ever been positive about Trump or or positive about Russia and and implicating them where they're actually, you know, they were

I think that the OP, of course, is done, is being done by the Justice Department, yes, in conjunction with the military industrial complex, yes, as a preemptive strike against Trump, yes. So when Trump gets in, if he does which we they're not absolutely sure they can pull off getting calmly, and if they even want to, right, they have this all set up. So everything now that if you, if you pull the plug on

So, yeah, it's, it's a mill. That's the first thing I thought, is, like he got Kirby out and he did a interview with PBS. You want to hear some of that? Sure, yeah, because when PBS gets involved, oh, now it's, this is ten million what is ten million in the in the realm of disinformation? Is that, like, some huge amount that I'm unaware of? And okay, it funded pool boy and Benny boy and Dave boy, who were probably oblivious to it and were just thinking, I'm that good.

That's exactly right. And

by the way, we would be like, yeah, we're that good. We deserve this kind of money to license our content. You know, Spotify license Joe Rogan's content for millions. I can see where you get I don't want to implicate any of these people, but they, they certainly got wrapped up in something. So here's PBS on this story. Now

to the day's other top story, foreign efforts to interfere with the US presidential election in a press conference this afternoon us, Attorney General Merrick Garland outlined what he called sophisticated disinformation campaigns undertaken by Russia and other adversaries, sophisticated

2000 YouTube videos that sophisticated

promoting lies via fake news outlets And real social media influencers. And garland issued this warning. The Justice Department's message is clear, we have no tolerance for attempts by authoritarian regimes to exploit our demographic our democratic system of

government, because that's our job. That's what we do.

We will be relentlessly aggressive, encountering and disrupting attempts by Russia and Iran as China or any other foreign malign actor to interfere in our elections and undermine our democracy. Oh,

our democracy is being undermined by propaganda. Look at the M 5m bro. Anyway,

the thing about this is another aspect which makes me think this was a preemptive strike, and it all has to do with Ukraine. It's got nothing to do with the elections Ukraine. I complain, that's right. And to balance that, that argument, they brought in Iran as the foil to say, well, Iran was interfering with Trump, because they were going after Trump in different ways. We're going to assassinate him. They're going to do this and that. So they so they keep the

they bring and of course, because if you listen to, I mean, listen to our show, we know what went down in Ukraine. We know how it happened. Everyone knows the backstory. We've been following that since 2014 and. We know you cookies, my Don, we saw it all happening. The expansion of NATO

Brennan was there. Cookies was there. The enemy CIA is there. And I think the giveaway

is bringing in retired Rear Admiral John Kirby, because he is the military industrial complex spokes hole, and he will explain how this interferencelessly,

I might add, with his hyperventilating, because he knows that. He knows, he knows if he's really good at he's not as good an actor as he should be.

No but he's all they got. So they'll, they'll just say he does the job, but gets the job done. So and also, PBS immediately doing this big story. You know that's that's not typical for some phony websites and some domain names they didn't like, which they don't mention, never really

did much about the Macedonian kids who did a lot more damage.

All right, here's Kirby Joining us now from the White House. Is National Security Council spokesman, retired Rear Admiral John Kirby. Admiral Kirby, welcome back. Thanks for joining us. Thank you so much for having so these efforts. I think it's safe to say her a long way Oh, she

Oh, she's she's already laugh telling Oh, safe to say, oh no, oh my goodness.

So these efforts, I think it's safe to say her a long way from Russian intelligence packing and dumping emails like they did with the DNC back in 2016

Yeah, right, you are, because it's not about the election lady. Just before

we dig into some of the specifics today, big picture and briefly, what does all of this say to you about how Russian election interference has evolved over the years? They've gotten more sophisticated. They've gotten more organized. And quite frankly, if they

were more sophisticated, they wouldn't have gotten caught.

It's organized. They've

got pool boy, yeah, it's sophisticated and organized. More

sophisticated, they've gotten more organized. And quite frankly, they've gotten more more funding. Wait,

stop a second. I got to put this in there. It's gonna be interrupted a lot. That's all right. That's all right. It's

good. It's good stuff.

When you say, quite frankly, are you lying the rest of the time? Well, of course, to tell you the truth. Adam,

yes,

what?

I'm not lying honestly. There's another honestly. I'd like to say, yeah,

all of these more organized and, quite frankly, they've gotten more, more funding support right at the top of the Kremlin, we believe Mr. Putin, what's 10 million?

What's he comparing that funding to the $100,000 they spent on Facebook ads back in 2020 2016 was, it good? Was a scandal? Or

the 400 million Zuckerberg pumped into everything? Yeah, exactly.

Compare that to 400 million Zuckerberg pumped into Wisconsin alone getting of

this scheme, or these schemes, I should say there's more than one, but they've gotten a lot more clever. And unfortunately for them, we've gotten pretty clever too. We got pretty strong. Well, we were able to detect and monitor these threats, and as you said today, take action to hold them accountable. Oh

yeah, we were able to detect these threats. It's a website.

Oh no, the phony story. It's a website. We were good able to detect this threat

and notice how they say Washington Post and Fox News, let's get both sides of the spectrum. Again.

That brings us back to the bringing in Iran, so we have the balance over. So it's not really about the elections. Is about Ukraine and the money we're spending. So

one of these schemes, as you put it, let's kind of break it down here. The Department of Justice has charged two employees of a Russian state controlled media outlet RT saying that they poured ten million into, poured an effort to distribute, poured

all its 10 million at all. Man, they poured it in to influencers. They didn't call them podcasters. They're calling them influencers. They

poured in dollars into an effort to distribute content with hidden Russian government messaging.

What hidden messaging?

How hidden is it? Ukraine's

no good. That's hidden messaging. Oh, it's subliminal. It's the subliminal frames. Kind

of messaging, old, yeah, are we talking about and where might people have seen that? Well, a great example of the messaging, for instance, was blaming Ukraine and the United States for the terrorist attack that happened in Moscow several months ago. This one that's interesting. Yeah,

this I just, I almost had this clip that he they've been harping on this particular this. And one other example is Kirby's main thing, which was this switcheroo about this attack in Russia that's

we all know was conducted by ISIS. Even ISIS acknowledged that they conducted that attack on that concert hall we all know.

We all know ISIS tweeted it, man, they put a statement on x

so that. Is one example. Another example was continuing to put out information to undermine Ukraine's fight for its own democracy and for its sovereignty. So it's messaging and just another

laugh tell, by the way,

yeah, good point. Ukraine's

fight for its own democracy. Very laughing because

he's joking, because he knows no democracy. This guy's cancel elections, shut down, the press out of control. What this guy's doing for its own

democracy and for his sovereignty. So it's messaging and disinformation. It's propaganda that that tries to undermine public support for what Ukraine is trying to do to defend itself and a range of other things Russia wants to do to sort of portray the United States as some sort of evil actor in the world. So there's a series of initiatives that they're undertaking, again, to undermine faith and confidence in democracy. Writ large, certainly undermine faith and confidence in America's democracy.

America's demand. We're going to be talking a lot about America's democracy today. So now we go to the other schemes. Let's go to those, those, those sneaky websites. One of

the other schemes laid out was related to the Department of Justice seizing 32 internet domains that they say were used to spread Russian propaganda with the aim of influencing voters in the US and foreign elections, including the US 2024, presidential election, I just want to show for viewers here, the websites were designed to look like us, information and news sites like these that you're seeing right now that look exactly like Washington Post articles, but they are not.

what tech companies what? What are they going to talking to godaddy for domain names? Or does it when he said we'll be talking to is this another one of those? Don't worry about Section 230 we won't take it away from you conversations. I don't like this.

We'll be talking to tech companies.

Let's listen. What else you

have to say here, because with tech companies about about making sure they're aware of these threats and these these actors out there, we have actors, you know, rely on them to take the decisions that that they deem are appropriate to their own policies and procedures. But we're certainly going to keep having that conversation with tech companies. But I think what you're seeing here, and I'm glad you mentioned that the social design agency and what they've been doing, as well as

that social design agency that's tenant media. They're talking about with the fearless voices who live here. You

know, on one hand, you've got them using RT, a former propaganda outlet now just a full on covert influence organization. RT,

covert. How is RT covert?

It's not covert. It's always over.

It's over just a full on covert influence organization to work through funding companies, even a company here in the United States, to get them to push information out in the vein of a legitimate media outlet, and they also working at

I mean, first of all, I don't see what the Justice Department the I mean, you can pull if you can police anything you want, if this is okay, like, Oh no, the onion. Oh the onion. Making jokes. No, we gotta seize their domain name. Good

point. Seize their domain Well, let's go. Babylon B, the onions,

right? Babylon B, well, exactly right. You know what I'm talking about. All right. Let's go with the Oh yes. What is the preferred outcome? Yes. But

when it comes to influencing, especially the 2024, presidential election, Attorney General garland said that they're they're seeking a preferred outcome. Here

it includes not Trump. That's the preferred outcome.

What is that preferred outcome? What do you see this Russian propaganda working towards

boy leading the witness? They

are working towards undermining us, policies the kinds of us that this administration has been laboring so hard to pursue around the world, shoring up alliances and partnerships in the Indo Pacific, supporting Ukraine, obviously, is that to say that they're working to undermine the Democratic candidate, in this case, Kamala Harris. I don't have specific evidence that I can speak to about undermining a particular candidate, but we have seen in the past where Mr. Putin certainly has shown up.

he is falling apart. Witness this next shorter clip.

Wouldn't it help people though to spot some of this disinformation if they knew if it tends to lean one way or the other? Well, look, that's what we did today.

What ask Alexa.

That's what we did today.

Ask Alexa. Alexa, is this misinformation? Look, that's

one of the things that we did today, why the Attorney General went public. That's why we here at the White House laid it out. The State Department, the Treasury. I mean, part of the aim of educating the American people is to disclose what we're seeing out there and the kinds of content that they're putting out there. And as I said in my opening statement today in the briefing room, we can't just be the

get, it from the good sources, not those crazy alt media guys, no poll boy, Tucker, none of them are good. Let's wrap it up. It

is also worth pointing out, people start voting in this election very soon, within days, and the last day of voting, election day is just over 60 days away. A lot of this content has already been out there for a while, has had millions of views. Are these steps and actions coming too late to have an impact? Too late? Well, we

Yeah, this is completely about Ukraine, and it is no coincidence of the timing. It's nothing about all the timing was just we were ready. We had all the evidence. No the timing is the forthcoming visit by Zelensky with his victory plan.

President Zelensky sat down with NBC News in his first interview since that surprise move,

by the way, Richard Engel here doing the reporting. Now you've

captured this territory in Russia. So the big question is, what do you plan to do with it? We don't need the Russian territory. Our operation is aimed to restore our territorial integrity. We don't need their land. Is the plan to take more territory? I will not tell you, sorry I can't speak about it. It's like the beginning of our discourse operation. I didn't communicate anything clearly. With all respect, I can't speak about it.

what is this conceptually? We'll hold this land. What was in your mind talking about, they're

both going on and on about conceptually? Yeah, what

does that mean? It doesn't mean it. It's

bull. See, conceptually, we're going to do a podcast today.

Yeah, all right, but I'm staying in bed for this conceptual podcast. Yeah, exactly. Conceptually. We

will hold it. Conceptually. We will hold it. Well, there's been another government shake up here in Ukraine. This time, the foreign minister tendering his resignation, and Craig, it's all related. I spoke to President zelenskyy said what he's preparing right now is to present what he describes as his victory plan to President Biden, to Vice President Harris, and to Donald Trump in the United

month. Yeah, it's a new hand picked government. Yeah.

Well, I don't know if, if rats are jumping the ship or exact I mean, it seems like a whole bunch of people said, Okay, I'm out. I don't want any part of this. But the victory plan is coming.

The victory plan so these guys are scammers, yeah, well,

concluding of the highest order. I feel bad for these, for these podcasters. But on the other hand, Dude, did you not think this was odd?

No, I think your original um analysis absolutely on the money, I'm

that good,

I'm great,

I'm that good,

I am fabulous, and I whatever they throw out, I expected this surprise. It took that long that damn Joe Rogan's making all the money. That's

right, that's right. Well, yeah, anyway, oh man, I just, I just, it was like, Wow. This all fell into my lap. Like, this is, this is crazy.

So did you miss the Alexa stuff? No,

I did. Yeah, I don't know about the Alexa stuff. Oh, I

would. I was gonna get a clip, but I figured you'd either have the clip or knew about it. Or no, you probably did look it up real quick, quick someone. This was about four days ago. I'm surprised you didn't catch

it. Oh, yeah, but she's saying, Alexa, give me who's going to win the elections. Is that the tell

me why I should vote for Donald Trump. And Alexa says, We can't tell you anything like that. This is a this is politics. No, no, no, no, no. You can't ask a question like that. She says, Hey, tell me why I should vote for Kamala Harris. Kamala Harris is great. She's in all these terrific things. She's a perfect candidate. She should, you should vote for her?

Yeah, you know, I'm, honestly, I did see the clip. I'm so jaded by that stuff. It's like, it's like, that's standard operating procedure these days, we know, but you Mimi sent,

sent a copy to me, and she says, late, you know, it was just last night, and she says, Can you believe this? What you're behind on? Really, days ago? Really,

yeah, she's

all worked up about it, so I figure, well, maybe some, you know, somebody we should have, probably, I should have, probably clipped it, but that's my but I ever I'm doubting that. I think 90% of our audience has heard this over and over. Yeah, yeah, done it every if you watch anybody watch this fox, every single Fox show has played this

Well, that would be the main reason I didn't clip it.

I don't know if that's the main reason clip it. You just didn't clip it. I didn't clip it either. No,

but it's just like all this. It's out. The auto completes on Google Search come, but

this is, this is nothing new. It's all part of the same bull crap.

It's nothing new. And you know that you're getting different results than I'm getting based upon your location or anything. Go, yeah, I use, well, what's that thing I use?

I think Duck Duck go, does you know, I go to Google once for one purpose and one purpose only, maps, yeah, I'll put an address and I'll do it through Google, because the best mapping stuff that you like around you can get directions is, is great you like for everything else, I use Duck Duck go. Duck Duck go does a better job of showing images, which I use for the newsletter occasionally, and it organizes them better it. I just think the results are better with that

No, they try. I use cog, E, K, A, G, I

and I pay for it. Yeah, yeah, you do. And

it's, I would say, for 98% of all my searches, cog E is good, some of the historical stuff, like really old stuff, they may not have. So let's just talk about American democracy for a moment. And I put together this series of clips because I here's an example of some of the emails I've received. Please don't let your disfavor or hatred of Elon get the best of you.

This that's just Adam, by the way, I think Elon's Great.

This judge is an absolute tyrant who tells people to censor people he just doesn't like and tells them it's illegal for them to say the order came from him. It really feels like you just don't like Elon so badly that you're ignoring a huge story and mock must for saying he's standing up for free speech, as if everything he does has to be disingenuous. So first of all

is that the same tone of voice that get probably sounds like a guy would say that, you

know, those guys? Yeah, so. But I get a lot of these, and I just, and here's my my turn. No, why

they you know, I don't have the issue with Musk at all. But at the same time, I don't see why everyone's defending into such an extreme as if the guy can't defend himself. Or is it? Well, it just doesn't make sense to me that people were all well, also crazy about this.

Also, there's two of us. There's Adam and John. And aren't you happy that someone is looking over his shoulder? Just in case, that's what I've been trained to do throughout almost 17 years, when everyone's all goo goo, Gaga. I'm not gonna. Same thing.

Yeah, I'm with you. I'm looking at your religious, religious, religiosity.

I have no religiosity. Okay, I all right, what? I don't know. I don't know what that statement was about. Well,

I'm just saying it's not as though that you're looking, you know, making sure I don't foul up. And I'm always looking at your

foibles, of course. But this is not about you. This is about Elon. So I just want to the here's the reason is why i i saw that he brought in electric vehicles and kicked off an entire climate change based

narrative three. Now this part of that about the complaint I'm all in on and because it did cause a

problem. And he's all in on climate tax, or carbon tax and carbon credits. In fact, he lives off of it. He is one. He is one of the biggest exploitative Is he a word? You're looking for one of the biggest military contractors for lots of spooky stuff, including the National Reconnaissance Office and Space Force and, you know, but we're all like, Oh, he's so great. He's Tony Stark's he's Oh, he's the best. Well,

when the one thing he does, which is not easy to do, in my opinion, it's the hardest thing to do, is he hires the right people to do this job. That makes it look like he's doing it. Yeah, well,

I'm, I'm a little more skeptical about who's running, who's hiring, but doesn't, doesn't really matter. Um, but when, when everyone's all jacked up about Yeah? Free speech, yeah, it's great. X is great. That's what I'm like. Yeah. It's always great when someone's on your team, but it's the same with de platforming. It's always great when someone else gets the platform, who you don't like, who you disagree with, but these tools can be turned around on a dime and be focused at you

one in fact, Twitter proves that

so this, well, yes, in fact, I got another note from a guy I'll read

this, turned around on a dime, and now it's going out the other direction. This is

from coconut Pete. I've been on Twitter since the beginning in 2007 I've experimented with different accounts for various projects, sometimes just playing around with random accounts. From my experience using Twitter under Jack and Elon, I think I can say with certainty that the free

media platform, formerly known as Twitter, remains offline in one of South America's largest countries. Brazil's Supreme Court unanimously upheld a ban of the site x by its top judge on Monday, the ruling blocks access station wide for some 40 million users in mandates, ex founder Elon Musk pay more than $3 million in fines and nominate a

Okay, so that's kind of the backgrounder. And I found this Brazil professor of Brazilian studies on France 24 who was commenting on it, and it kind of gave me like, Oh, yeah. This makes total sense, because this is about, remember, we have a First Amendment. We have freedom of speech. You know, for some reason, Elon is very troubled about the freedom of speech in Brazil, which, of course, doesn't exist in any other country, to my knowledge, documented in the Constitution,

of speech is an American concept. It has no place in European democracy. It's important, but it's not central. It's not the first amendment so, and the same situation is in Brazil. So this is clearly the American values being exported worldwide. It's a problem. It should be taken like this. It's the United States, the old way of seeing the United States, the First Amendment of the American Constitution being

So when I hear this, I'm reminded that, yes, Arab Spring, all of these things set up by techno experts, Hillary Clinton's little State Department outfit there, Elon Musk, is stirring up trouble and sentiment in Brazil for so I believe, for some kind of people's revolution, and it's probably working quite well. And there's a new administration possibly coming in. He used to be a Trump hater. I think he was a Trump hater. He switched on Elon,

oh yeah, he

switched on a dime. And now, boys, he's going to be in the administration, because there's something about Brazil that we all want to be have a part of. We'll get to that. But first, he is that professor for a short clip, right

and now the finances of a second Musk business, the SpaceX Starlink, satellite internet service, has also been frozen. Could you tell us a bit about this and what kind of implications it may have for Brazil? Well, the Brazilian military rely on Starlink to communicate, just like Ukrainian, just like many military worldwide, they need stalling to establish communication. So Matt could theoretically stop every means of communication for the army in

There's a lot of leverage Elon Musk has with this. You don't want your military to communicate. I can just turn all of that off. No problem. So what is the big deal about Brazil? What do we care? Why would we want regime change? Why would we want a revolution? Kevin O'Leary shows up on I think Fox Business, talking about Brazil. He's the, you know, he's, was he, Mr. Wonderful, the super investor from Shark Tank. But he

kind of, he's on Fox a lot, well,

because he has business dealings

Shark Tank investor, Kevin O'Leary is here. Kevin, great to see. Well, we'll talk about us in just a second. But Brazil, I used to cover it at the Wall Street Journal. It's a modern economy. A lot of us businesses deal with Brazil, but its president, a guy named his nickname is Lula, is a Marxist, and like most Marxists, one of the first things he's done is essentially taken over the judiciary, including the.

So $44 billion which didn't come out of his own pocket, it came from banks who have all kinds of interest, where Saudi but also US banks who are trying to sell to get money for 30 cents on the dollar. And then O'Leary winds it up, he would just explain exactly what's going on. Yeah,

it's Lou love, but that's that's all right, but, but the real question I have for you, you brought you mentioned that you're still involved there, and it does have this upward trajectory. But how long can that continue if you have, if you have a Marxist leader who's controlling to the judiciary, who, at any whim, can decide that you're no good and just take over what you what you built there? Well, if you look at the history of those kinds of situations,

No, he doesn't so I'm just saying beware. He seems to be acting. Everyone has a master, and Musk is not masterless. He's doing stuff for for for different parties or interests. It's not just, it's not just for free speech. I just don't believe it.

Well, you're gonna have to come up with something a little better than these vague generalities to I'm not going to argue that he's not maybe working for the CIA or who knows who, and this whole thing may be some sort of a CRA

Is he already? Is he's already working for these agencies? What

we heard from Larry was useless information. No, it's about, I don't know what? No, listen, that was worth a shit there. Said the Poopoo thing. He has to keep saying it. It's

about, he's saying that people were will revolt. This is to get rile people up in Brazil and have a change in regime. They don't want the Marxist there, because there's lots of good resources in Brazil, and there's growth and etc, etc. There's business to be done. This is the same as exporting American democracy. It's exporting American freedom of speech, which I like, of course, but it's suspicious to me.

Yeah, well, that's Brazilians don't think like Americans think at all. And they they'd like Mark, not yet, not yet. Oh, there never will change. There's a saying about Brazil, and I've been there dozens of times. There's a saying about Brazil, which is, Brazil's the country of the future, and always will be, which is, pretty much summarizes

Well, the government certainly don't. And the Brazilian professor,

sure, the government here does it either.

The Brazilian Professor guy brought up one other thing which kind of stuck in my brain, like, oh, yeah, that's right. Another Elon hater was Glenn Greenwald. Glenn Greenwald did not like did not like Elon, but there was this whole thing kicked off with Glenn Greenwald, who, I might add, is politically active and lives in Brazil.

Well, it all began when Elon Musk, right after having taken control of Twitter. Released some internal communication within Twitter and gave them to Glenn Griswold, who is well known for being behind the Snowden affair. And those communications showed that during President bolsonaro's legacy, the legal system in Brazil censored many, many Bolsonaro militants and fan and was doing some interference,

So we can't, on one hand, say, Oh, poor Tim pool, he got duped by the Russian money. Not think that anyone else is in that that happens to except us.

Yeah, where's our Russian money? Our Russian millions, 100,000

per episode. If that's what I'm less or I'm waiting for, I'll be all in Ruski Uber Alice, good to go.

There's a good one. Ruski Uber Alice, kind of mixed metaphor, if there ever was, I

don't know where it came from anyway, so Well, the

problem is that we're too damned objective. I

have no hate for Elon Musk, but I just keep my eye on it, and I do it for you, for you people, I'm just keeping my eye on it. I just you, just, you can.

I like the fact that you're you're adamant, yeah, I like it. Yeah. You should give me as a counterpoint. I can, yes, looking for flaws in your logic.

I'm very happy. I'm very happy the Brazilian

thing, there's more, there's more to it than we're getting. There's info, there's missing information. I'm totally convinced of that. I

agree. I agree. We don't, we don't have everything yet. But for a guy who spent $44 billion of other people's money, you know, has completely blown all advertising away. No one wants to advertise there anymore, you know. And everyone's running, oh, Elon's the best, you know, with, with, you know,

you know, I had, I think it was Horowitz who brought it up. So, just a success pool, Twitter's bad. And when it just said something minor. I feel just the opposite. As far as I'm concerned, after Elon took over Twitter, it is hilarious, as you always bitch about I broke too much reposting too many things. I think Twitter is funnier than it's ever been. It's got more nut balls, even though a lot of it's derivative, because they steal tick tock clips and put them on Twitter.

just so we know, I've never said I don't like what, what x is. I mean, I think it's funny too. It's better than me funny. Yeah, no, I'm they

have a lot of phony baloney, AI stuff that's really, have you seen the one with the fly on his forehead?

Hold on. There's another thing Elon Musk started open. Ai started it yes to for to warn everybody and to keep the dangers, the danger of artificial intelligence in check. And now he's got the most outrageous grok thing running which does anything crazy you want it to. So how does that work? What is his actual modus operandi? You know, it's not to make money on x, because that we know is not happening unless he gets his all of his money. Offset. Or he's

definitely, he's definitely posting too much on Twitter, yeah, with commentary. He's either post or reposting with commentary. He's always been the thing, wow, I put, he'll put that a lot, yeah, and look at this. Or, Oh, this is bad. And seems to spend more time on Twitter than Trump used to, yes, and which makes you wonder.

And I follow and I follow that. You know, the his jet account is,

uh oh, I've never followed the jet account, yeah, it's still on

Mastodon the guy, because he got kicked off of Twitter for doing that, and the guy still posts on Mastodon, so I follow him there. And Musk is flying every day. So he's flying, he's in the air. He's

tweeting when he's in the sky. Yeah, of

course, of course. But you know, so is he really running companies?

I'm wondering about that, which, again, brings you back to my original point, which is, I think he knows how to hire people well, and he seems so good at it.

Or he's been put installed to run Kleiner

party. Have he's just, he's a front man, yes, for the intel community.

Probably, I mean, when I saw him with rulov Bota, who is now the CEO of Sequoia Capital, he was his handler, clearly, during the Tesla launch. You know, the guys at PayPal kicked him out. They hated him. So, you know, look,

I don't see him hanging around with Peter Thiel or any of the guys, no, because they

hate him. They thought he was kooky, didn't like him, didn't like what he was doing, thought he was not a minor player. I mean, there's lots of, lots of evidence they don't the PayPal Mafia doesn't like him, so, you know, like each other, possibly so. But I have no hatred towards Elon. I think it's phenomenally funny, but I am definitely keeping my eyes open for humanity. Yeah, not me. You're just retweeting, like, look at this nut ball. You are all in on it. You love it.

It's great.

I know, I know you think it's great, but you know, you know some of us care about the world.

Well, at some point you get over that, yeah. Well, I'm

not there yet.

You're getting there. You get no, no, no, I

have at least another 10 years before I become like that. No. And

let's do, uh, let's do the three by three and talk about this

all right. Now it's time for three by three. Yeah, baby experiment by JC D comparing stories from ABC, CBS and NBC, the never endings. So the jonesboy syndicator back in action for you, huh? They

or Steve? Yeah, it fits here because I had a series of three clips on China spies. Ah, yes, okay, first, so I wanted to play the three by three to see what the network was doing. Then we'll go to NTD and have better stories, because it gets as we know, NTD hates China, yes,

yes, exactly. All right. Where

do we start?

This is ABC, CBS, NBC, the spies in America. We have several of them. It turns out,

yeah, I think, well, there's a lot of spies. Let's face it, yeah, there's everyone's all shocked. And my favorite stuff is coming up with the discovery that there's spies in the Chinese embassies. Oh, no, we don't do that ever. No, no, no, nothing we would ever do.

No way. So

let's start with the short one and start with NBC. Okay,

before we top aide to New York Governor Kathy Hochul was arrested today on charges of acting as a secret agent of the Chinese government. Chief Justice contributor Jonathan Deans is following this and John According to prosecutors, how did this work? Yeah, well, prosecutors say Linda Sun betrayed her official office by instead acting on requests of Chinese communist government officials. Son is charged with acting as an unregistered foreign agent. Her

misconduct that's not classified as

buying ducks, and she also worked for Cuomo. And the thing that's funny, interesting is that she, or she is an assistant, you know, working in the government, driving a Ferrari, and nobody's suspicious of this.

Hey, Kathy, you. So what, I'm what I missed in all of these news reports. And I don't know if, because you have two other ones here. Did Hochul come out and talk to anybody about this? Has anyone asked her to speak on camera? Oh,

no. Hochul claims that she's responsible for them for kicking her out. Oh, okay. Oh, smart move. That's what. No, she came out and said, Yeah. She says she was suspicious. I don't think the Ferrari as for a government worker, was much to evidence. But okay, and

How stupid are you as a spy to be rolling around in a Ferrari? Yeah,

there you go. That's actually a good point that why would a spot good spies don't go around driving around Ferraris in the Emmy James Bond might. But you know, we're talking about real spies? Well,

you know, there's so much there's so much corruption. You see all these like that Mayor, all of these people who get into government places, a lot of them women, actually, and then they just go nuts on spending and buying cars and taking trips, and think that no one will figure it out, because I think the corruption is so deep and the money has been flowing for so long, I'm talking decades, they're

delusional. Yes,

yes,

they're totally delusional. Let's go to a B C's report

tonight. A former aide to two New York Governors has been arrested and charged with spying for China authorities searching the Long Island Home of Linda sun and her husband, Chris who, federal prosecutors say the couple received,

who, who spying husband

Chris who, federal prosecutors say the couple received millions in kickbacks from China and laundered the monetary proceeds to buy the mansion and then Hassett New York for three and a half million dollars a condominium in Honolulu, Hawaii for nearly 2 million in various luxury automobiles including a Ferrari Sun worked for former Governor Andrew Cuomo and his successor, Governor Kathy Hochul for more than a decade, and never disclosed any benefits she

You know, it's kind of funny in the parallel universe. Before we left for for our quote, unquote vacation, we finished up Veep.

And oh, you finally finished Veep. Yeah. And so in

the last season, where they kind of compress everything and get it done, they didn't even have a full season. It seemed like she's running for president again. Selena Meyer and she hires a campaign manager, and it's, it's the

she, when you look at she also did a speech. She gave a speech on dei and how important it was. Oh, yeah,

there you go.

I've seen that this, when you see her, she's one of those. She has a certain look that you see when you when you go to China and you're escorted by Chinese escort nationals who who speak no guys. It was just like a guy in this case, perfect English. Perfect English. Yeah, red flag. Well, besides that, the sense of humor, they, it's weird because they they can't do, they can't deal. You have this theory about a sarcasm in certain uh, cultures, those cultures, but

that guy. We have a clip that accentuates that lack of humor.

Don't laugh. Why you are laughing? Shut up.

Yeah, exactly so onward, now that we moved to the CBS clip. Slip the CIA says, Linda, what do you have to say to the allegations?

Linda's son and her husband had nothing to say as they walked out of a Brooklyn federal court Tuesday, the former high ranking aide to New York Governor Kathy Hochul and her predecessor, Andrew Cuomo, pleaded not guilty to several charges accusing her of a brazen scheme to serve as a secret agent of China, a lot of the allegations. FBI agents raided Sun's Long Island Home back in July. At the

You know Cuomo is going to have to come before the I think it's a Senate committee about, you know the 15,000 old people he indirect, indirectly killed. But I wonder if she was, you know, any, I don't know this. You get China, you got Yeah, and why don't we do what? What they do with our agents, kill them.

I find this whole thing that the one aspect of this that I find baffling is that they fired her in March, and then they raided her place in July, and she's still here. Why didn't her, she and her husband pull up stakes and head out?

And is it interesting that if you look at the known Chinese spy stories, it's hokel Democrat, it's well, well, Democrat, oh, well, and, and, what's the the old bag? What's her name? From Feinstein? Feinstein, 20 years you know Democrats,

Democrats keeping an eye on her. I know it's this. It's Yeah, well, let's go to what NCD has to say. In place, China spy is one. This is in D, D, the State

Department confirmed today that China's counsel general in New York is no longer in office. The department said diplomat Huang Ping was not expelled and left after completing his scheduled rotation. The clarification came after New York Governor Kathy Hochul had said she asked for the Chinese diplomat to be expelled to send a message to the Chinese officials who worked with one of her former aides, Linda sun. Sun was charged yesterday with being an

Where's the Chinese influencer, cash? You know, what are those guys? Dumb? You got to get some of those podcasters. Hint, hint, you got to get some podcasters on the payroll if you really want to influence anyone in America. And by the way, this timeline, which is bothersome, March 2023, and now it's coming out, this has got to be a ramp up towards the the Pacific.

There's something go. You're right. This is a ramp that's too that is suspicious. Yeah,

we got to go out, start going after China. Pretty soon it's been in the man,

I think this is all part of the, yeah, we have to keep the money going to Ukraine or fix that problem. So we, let's set this, do this bull crap with the election interference and RT of all play places. Yeah? And now, let's ramp this Chinese thing up, even though I think your original point, which is, why don't we just kill them like they do to our people in China? Yeah. Okay. Onward.

This comes after Linda sun, a former Deputy Chief of Staff a to Governor Hochul and former Governor Cuomo, was charged with conspiring to violate the foreign Agents Registration Act that's on top of other charges like alien smuggling, money laundering and visa fraud. While working for state government, Sun influenced the messaging of high level

here's a commonality. So we have Farah act in the news today in two separate cases, one, Russia, two, China. But you know who's not registered under the Farah act APEC? Why? Because their money comes from the military industrial complex. So as long as you're in that camp, you're good to go influence all you want. Yeah, this is like, come on. Okay, so, well, this is interesting. I didn't expect this, actually, but 60 minutes, did a profile of Gina Raimondo. Oh,

God, I saw that. Yes,

I got a couple clips, because she goes, let's finish the spy. Oh, I'm sorry. I thought you were done with the spies. No, no, you

did you play clip? Dude? Did you play clip?

That was that was clear to clip three, I'm sorry. Clip three,

I missed that one. And joining us now to explore how Chinese consulates are involved in CCP spy operations on American soil. Are two guests. Nan Su is a senior investigative reporter with The epic times, and Jimmy Quinn is a national security correspondent for The National Review. Thank you both so much for joining us. Great to see you both again. And so I want to start with you from your research, what is the role of Chinese consulates when it comes to the Chinese regime's overseas operations?

This is a Red Scare. Repeat

a little bit. They definitely this went on and on. I stopped it there, because it goes on and on with holy, you know, the different groups and the different kinds of way they do the spying, and then the phony baloney police departments, including the one they set up in New York City. It's kind of fascinating. They do a decent job, but they get caught. So, so do we?

So let me now that you've said that the 60 Minutes interview with Gina Raimondo, where did she come from? Gina Raimondo, did she just she was

the governor of Rhode Island, I believe, really. Yeah.

Gina Raimondo. I will consult the book of knowledge. Briefly, she, she looks spooky, by the way.

She's creepy. Yeah, she

is kind of creepy. Let me see, well, it doesn't say where she comes. I need the Wikipedia. So she was interviewed. Why? You know, well, there's, there's a couple of reasons. Probably, when you think about this, oh, she was in here it is. Oh, she began her career in venture capital.

Ah, yes, she was point VC Judith capital,

Rhode Island's first venture capital firm. Then she was the general treasurer of Rhode Island, where she prioritized reforming Rhode Island's public employee pension system, money, money, money. Okay, so she's, she's a, she's been around. She's a mover and shaker. So

she, she seems dumb, though, well, you

got to be careful with the dumb ones, the most dangerous. So she pivots from Russia to China in this interview. And we started off because, well, you'll hear what what she her whole thing, and she's the What is this? What does the Department of Commerce really do? What is their job?

Became an issue, a point that she explained in this interview, because she didn't know what it did either when she took the job. Let's see

if she explains it here.

What does the Secretary of Commerce do until now? Mainly promote US businesses abroad. It had not been a high profile job till Gina Raimondo turned the second tier agency into a center of job creation, manufacturing and national security. Once the governor of Rhode Island, Raimondo, at 53 seems to have come out of nowhere to become a rising star of the Democratic Party.

Got to be careful of those rising stars that come out of nowhere and

of the Biden administration as Commerce Secretary, she's running new projects that, as we first reported in April, could touch the lives of every American, and she's helping lead the expanding cold war with China and confront Russia's aggression in Ukraine. The battlefield for both

do with Russia and Ukraine? Well, it's

coming up is technology. Technology, if you think about national security today, in 2024 it's not just tanks and missiles. It's technology, it's semiconductors, it's AI, it's drones, and the Commerce Department is at the Red Hot center of technology,

the red hot center. Okay, so she This is making more sense. She's placed firmly in all of these issues with Russia and China

and at the Red Hot center, a global chip war ramped up, says Gina Raimondo, when Russia invaded Ukraine, the Commerce Department stopped all semiconductor chips from being sold to Russia. Every drone, every missile, every tank, has semiconductors in them. And you know Leslie, you know we're being effective, because shortly after we started that work, we heard stories of the Russians taking semiconductors out of refrigerators, out of dishwashers, out of breasts.

By the way, you should stop for a second. I heard this. This is bull crap, of course. How many refer I have a big refrigerator. I got dishwashers. I've there's no semiconductors in any of the gear I have. And I'm in the United States with high end gear, yeah,

but, but she says, here they took them. They took semiconductors out of breast pumps. Yeah, come on.

And they just can't take random semiconductor and then all of a sudden put it in a drone. I mean, is this a chip? You can do any bull, yeah, it's a chip. That's exactly right. That's the way she it's a chip. It's a chip. Just is so much nonsense. She's the same woman that we had a clip. I don't know if we actually played it, but we had the clip of her being called out on the fact that there was this job, the jobs report was off. And she says, Well, Trump's a liar. Oh,

Hold on a second, liar,

it would be a good we just played

ramondo, yeah, unfortunately, I don't have

he was she Anyway, she's, she's a dummy. That was just the other day. It was just the other day. It was recently. Yes,

jobs report, let me see. Well, I'll look for it while we continue with this clip,

out of refrigerators, out of dishwashers, out of breast pumps, getting the chips to put them into their military equipment. However, the Russians are now working their way around this. They are successfully and they're doing better in the war. Probably.

Do you hear her speaking there? Does she sound like Kamala Harris, or what

she sounds a little BS, is a milieu? Yes,

listen to it again, that

our export controls have hurt their ability to conduct the war. Made it harder, and we are enforcing this every minute of every day, doing everything right there, right

there every minute of every day. All right. So

talk about this enforcement. These are some of the enforcers. We should talk about our controls on Russia. Raimondo, team at Commerce that monitors and polices the ban on any company in the world from selling products with American chips in them to Russia, China, but not just Russia. I've made sure that the most advanced American technology can't be used in China. The Chinese warn that these export controls could trigger an

you know, breast pump chips are spying on you. She is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and an Aspen Institute Rodel fellow. So here so now she's gone to the Chinese and this is what it's all about.

Her toughness has made her a target in China, where fake ads have her promoting the new Chinese made smartphones. Last year, the government in Beijing hacked her email, and when she was in China,

what they hacked her email? This would have been a pretty big story, of the Chinese are hacking

whole story of this whole presentation is bull crap for the fact that the Chinese are putting they developing. Here's what a lot of people believe is happening when they would, would Biden put the kibosh on sending certain kinds of chips to China that they that are made in Taiwan anyway, as if they can't get a back door from Taiwan. But that's

coming up. That's coming up, yeah, is that

the Chinese are going to start doing their own fabs and they'll catch up? Well,

this is the story her

email. And when she was in China on a trip, ironically, to improve relations, the tech company Huawei introduced that new smartphone with an advanced Chinese made chip. It was kind of in your face, as if to say, look at the chip, and it was a pretty good high level chip.

Leslie Stahl knows all about high level chips.

I have their attention clearly, and they've gotten yours. Well, what tells me is the export controls are working because that chip is not nearly as good. It's years behind. What we have.

How does she know all this is years behind? Yeah, what

is years behind? Mean, I mean, the reason for the newer chips is because they're cheaper and faster, but the old ships. I mean, you can use a phone that's five years old and is still dynamite. Yes, this is near old crap.

Really is good. It's years behind what we have in the United States. We have the most sophisticated semiconductors in the world. China, doesn't we've out innovated China. Well, we, you mean, Taiwan, fair while American companies design the world's most advanced chips, none are actually made in the

it is. We have to protect our chips made in Taiwan from the Chinese.

That's that's as we can. Come here and the chips Act's doing nothing. Nope. The tmsc guy, the TSMC guy, came over here and you can't set up shop because of the labor laws and whatever, he says, screw that. And then recently, since they gave a billions to Intel because they have a couple of fabs, and they're going to build some out, and then Intel made this announcement. I think it was in the last couple of weeks that, you know maybe we're going to get out of the ship, making

What does Intel do besides chips? Nothing. So they're just going to become a VC or something. No,

well, if they don't, I mean, they can, they're, most of their designs are, I think I don't know where they're making their chips at, but they can make them in Taiwan, just like anybody else does, right? Or any other fab someplace

else, getting out your fab business is what they see. Yeah, they were thinking of

getting at, thinking of getting out of the fat business, even though there was some rumor going around that they were going to start making Nvidia chips, which is very humorous, yeah, because they can't sell enough of their own chips, but they were thinking of making Nvidia but once. But the thing that's the kicker is when they said they might get out of

Well, since you brought up Nvidia, I might as well play it.

He's AI's top dog being brought to heal. Nvidia has reportedly been issued a subpoena by the US Justice Department amid a deepening probe, Bloomberg reporting that the DOJ suspects the chip making giant of using monopolistic practices to keep clients from switching to other suppliers and penalizing those that don't use its chips exclusively, the company defending itself in a statement in video, wins on merit, as reflected in our benchmark

I did not have on my bingo card the Department of Justice kicking off the AI downturn. That was pretty interesting. Nvidia beat their numbers, but yet the stock dropped by 10%

Yeah, kind of nuttiness goes on constantly,

yeah. Well, you heard it there. It's like, well, we're not so sure that. See, yeah, I'm, I am bearish on AI.

Yeah, that's that. There's a nice story that came out saying, so far AI has lost half a trillion dollars. I had to look twice at it, half a trillion, trillion. Wow.

Hey, with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage. In morning. The in the morning to you, the man who put the sea in the chip roar. Say hello to my friend on the other end, the one the only Mr. John

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Yeah, why bother? Yeah, just,

it's just stay home. And of course, we have the, you know, right to not be disturbed. We should have that's good. That's good. That's coming in America too. We have the right to not be disturbed. You're disturbing me. Just disturbing me. It's horrible. Those trolls are in the troll room. Trollroom.io. Is where you can listen to the no agenda stream, which is 24 hours a day. There's always something fun playing on it. In addition. To that when we send out the bad signal, you can

I'm just that's an interesting phrase. They might catch on.

I've only been using it for six months,

I haven't heard it.

I say it every single morning when we start the show, I said, boost the two, retweet the tweets and slash the X.

I don't remember this. Okay? And you say it every single morning,

every show morning, yes, as we go into

the No, as I was every morning, just wake up. I

just wake up. That's right. I said good morning. Slash the X baby. Let's go, boom. And Tina's All right, hold on a second. By the way, Tina got put in comment jail. But for she doesn't know she

What does she say? Does she know what she's no no, but she doesn't know what she said,

No. So this is on Instagram. And so she posts, she can post. She posted, you know, picture, video of the surprise party, and she says, Hey, I can't comment. And says, You can't comment for a week.

I said, Well, when she says something, she doesn't, She's not the type of person that says the cool, nasty stuff. No,

she must have hurt somebody's feelings.

I mean, how else does it? That's not the kind of that's not the way. No, well, she must have said, used a rot, you used the word weird or something. Again, that doesn't count.

Okay, we'll let you slide. Doesn't count. Well, let

you say I'm quoting that. She may have said that because I know that some wordage, just casual wordage that people would normally use, gets you put in these, these prisons. I know

you can't say kill that's why people are saying unalive. The unalive can't kill it. No, you're killing it. Lady. No, you unilate it. You can't say rape. You can't say pedophile. Say you say PDF file. There's all kinds of yeah, oh yeah. There's on the ground that's also on X, on x,

if you do that, you can't say pedophile on x.

Go ahead, try it.

Oh my god, you mentioned I won't. I never said it.

Yeah, you can't. You can't do that. It's No, I just pedo, maybe I don't know. No, she does, and she, you know, and she's like, What did I do? And you can't find out, which is, makes no, yeah, that's ridiculous. Makes no sense. How

you not going to do it again if you don't know what it was you did in the first place. I know all these platforms do this because they don't have anybody working there. It's all done by machines. They're lazy. This is like, the customer service, like, I'll have some issues with my YouTube TV. No, you tried to contact there's no customer service. You can't use this. Whatever it is. You tried

to contact someone at Google. That's No, you can't, like trying to contact someone at Apple. It's like, no, not possible. No, no. It's not unless

having difficulty getting YouTube TV to work on on the you'd think one of my browsers, well,

hold on a second. You'd think that with all the AI that Google is involved with, there'd be an just say, and I'm going to use the word an awesome AI chat bot,

who could, oh, there is, there's an AI chat bot. And don't know anything, go here. Did that Was that helpful? Yes, no, go here. Was that helpful? Yes, no. It's always no, because it's not helpful

at all. No, where. I have a problem with my USB. You know, I'm looking up all kinds of AI and search engines. And no, I

have, you need Darren. Darren O'Neill,

that's right, you need Darren. That's exactly what it is. Darren is one of our Dutch masters who create artwork for the show. We use new art for every single episode. It helps a lot. It grabs attention. You know, you throw it on your on your timelines, people like, whoa, what's that? And it's and it also entertains us. We like, we like. It entertains everybody. Really good artists is always entertaining. Ai generated or not good art is good art. So for Episode 1691 we

to keep it's got to be a whore. Yeah,

there you go. You nailed it. Uh, thank you to Sir net Ned, who brought us the artwork for Episode 1691 was pretty good. We were looking at different pieces. This was the vibe meter, where we had, on the left, joy and hope, a nice green colors, and on the right, fear, anger and then just Trump's head. Yeah, for the for the for the vibe meter. And let me see what other artwork was there that we were looking

much. It was a few Joy boy pieces that we didn't like. We you know, they were usable, but now we were going to use that for the title. And that was pretty obvious, yeah. And people should recognize. We usually spot the title the show.

Here's what's funny. You were like, Hey, I like that pack of cigarettes. I said it says fags keep pubs alive. Do you think that will be understood everywhere?

Well, yeah, you got me on that one. And then it was by tanta Neil, and the title of the art was fags. It was probably a bad idea. Sorry. That was out I did like sweepers pieces.

Yes, I use new newsletter. Sweepers new. I think he's

new or she is new. And they do. They're doing evergreen that is usable to me. So Evergreens are always welcome. Yeah,

let's see what else was there.

They had a picture your head with joy boy. That was a bit much rather disturbing,

disturbing piece of art. More AI stuff, of course, some 60th I kind of like the joy czar that Darren did, which was, again, AI, but it was this just dour looking clown who has a joy czar button on. It's a funny piece, but I think you thought it was too gruesome.

No, you're the one that thought it was gruesome. I kind of liked it. What I said we should use it. Oh, no, no, I don't think, whereas I keep looking for it, I'm not seeing it. It's

next to this on the row with the bottom, yeah, yeah. I

never said it was too gruesome. I didn't like it. No, you just said you liked it. Well, I mean, I liked I didn't like it enough to pick it. Okay? It's a cute piece in the funny way, because it's, you know, it's essentially

waltz, yes,

yes. Is that waltz dancing? That video everyone's sending around the one

that he's wearing his halter top, yeah, that one that's a, like, a Texas gay convention somewhere, Austin, yeah, is

that wall? No,

it doesn't. I mean, I think somebody did a walls head on it, but, no, I liked it, but it might as well be. His

whole family hates him. All of all of Minnesota hates him. They have, like, Walt's dunk tanks and shoot the waltz head at the at the county fairs, they don't like

him. He didn't do a very good job of picking that guy.

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They always give me a biscuit on my birthday.

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That's that's a little obscure I didn't know. Well,

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something. It's so good.

I know it's crazy, giving it away. Yes, yes, you just want some credit here a couple of clips that backs up your thesis that you always like to bring out, where the New York banker thinks that all this immigration is working out.

Oh well, it's not just the New York banker. It's all the New York Bankers.

It's all the bankers. So here's New York banker. I got two clips that kind of just goes along that line of thinking. The US

is experiencing the largest immigration surged since the great wave of the late 1800s the Congressional Budget Office says an overwhelming majority, around 6.5 million, are illegal immigrants. There were fewer babies born in the United States last year, less than 3.6 million. Then there were illegal immigrants coming into this country. Population researcher Steve Mosher says 10% of those babies are the babies of illegal immigrants. I'm all in favor of more children. All right, I'm all in

Yes, that's the whole idea. It's working,

from the sounds of this report, it sure is. Of course, it would be nice if we have babies, but nobody wants to do that. No. So here we go with part two.

The jobs most commonly worked by illegal immigrants are as construction workers, housekeepers, cooks and janitors. The overwhelming majority come from Latin American countries like Venezuela, Mexico and Honduras. Many are also from China, Russia, India or Africa. Their top destinations are California, Texas, New York, New Jersey and Florida. The Congressional Budget. Office estimates the migrant surge will boost federal revenues by 1.2 trillion over a

Don't worry, they'll pay taxes. Well, this brings me to I should mention

that they left out the other job opportunities for them, which is apartment

management, managing apartments. Yeah, if that's now spread to Chicago, isn't she, the Venezuelans, supposedly,

but there's, you know, well, yes, I had a clip about some guy threatening them with, yeah, the black guy, the black guy in the car, yeah, the black guy with the switches, which is a rigged Glock, yeah, and yes, there's been, you know, the the actual evidence of this is, is scant.

Well, just That's, oh, there you go, producers, we need the evidence. Get into those apartment buildings, let us know what's going on. Now, this baby thing is a is a point of propaganda, anti propaganda, from the from the Democrat run mainstream media, which is all of it. And sorry to do this, but I do need to bring in joy Reid, because she's, of course, still

count, no,

it doesn't count. Also about the podcasts that the President is going on. You know, he's been on Theo Vaughn, I like

everything he was freed

megs, Freedman. Friedman, yeah. And, and here you go. Listen to this. Well,

if it's a day that ends in why, that means yet another clip of Donald Trump's running mate, Senator JD Vance, has resurfaced. And folks, if you thought it couldn't get any weirder. Think again. There it is. Take a listen to comments that he made back in September 2021 when asked about where he thinks gender and racial resentment come from. To me, what it is is sort of a value system to replace the fact that they're all fundamentally atheist or agnostic. They have

So then she introduces a term, which I think we need to be on top of, What

is her problem? To what he said,

she's just laughing for laughing sake, but it's a setup to discredit men. Hello, and not just men, but the manosphere. Wait, manosphere. Where's the manosphere? The

trove of unearthed comments from Vance, all seem to have one thing in common. They all vilify women who don't have kids, specifically biological kids, which may sound odd to those of us on earth one, but it's actually a popular

manosphere, baby. I

didn't remember that word being in the project 2025, manuscript. It

is now the manosphere. We are part of the manosphere. It used to be toxic masculinity, yeah. Are you a man

or toxic masculinity? Are we toxically masculine? The two of us, I would hope so kind of old to be toxically masculine, and I'm catching up. Does that count? I'm

catching up the manosphere. The manosphere, yeah, that's it. It's it's Tim pool, the Joe Rogan, no agenda show. I'm just inserting us into the big names. Theo Vaughn with the manosphere. Man, we got podcasts. They're coming for podcasts, by the way. Have you noticed there's ever since Trump started going on all these podcasts? They're coming for podcasters. Podcast, no good man. Oh, sphere, oh, wait, here's Alex. Alex Wagner, MSNBC, again tonight.

JD Vance spoke at an event for the conservative group turning points USA, which supports Donald Trump. Trump, meanwhile, is sitting for a town hall this evening on his preferred network, Fox News. And even though Trump speaks almost exclusively to friendly outlets, he has broadened his horizons this election cycle, the New York Times reports this week on Trump's new strategy to court what is being called the man overseer. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, hey,

hold on a second. I like manosphere now it's man overseer. Consolation

of YouTubers, pranksters and streamers with massive online followings.

If you're a podcaster, it's manosphere. If you're a streamer, it's manoverse.

The aim here is to target young men and to exploit and deepen the existing gender divide between Trump supporters and Harris supporters. And these streamers in the man overseer all of whom are young white men. They have hosted Trump on their online channels for what might technically be called interviews, but really defy any sort of journalistic characteristics. Oh,

they're not really interviews. They defy any journalistic integrity or whatever. So

yeah, Donna Bash is much better at the hard questions than some podcaster.

So I have one clip from Lex Fridman with Trump. Have you noticed that Trump does mirroring in these podcasts? Yes,

he does mirroring a lot. So it was brought up by Tyrus on the guy I wish should taking the clip, because it was quite good, right?

Tyrus part of the manoverse, because obvious, he's not white, and

you know, he says he's not, he's honorary, honorary man. He's honorary white, uh, Trump lover, yeah, he goes off on Lex Freeman is saying, How can this guy talk any slower? I wanted to, yeah, kill him, you know. And went on and on about, it's quite funny, yeah, and

so you saw it with Theo Vaughn, Trump was totally mirroring Theo Vaughn and with Lex Friedman, it was Trump was almost, you know, was he breathing? Wow, it was we got really slow. And this is the one clip I pulled. But

a lot of big people went to that island, but fortunately, I was not one of them. It's just very strange for a lot of people that the list of clients that went to the island has not been made public. Yeah, it's, it's very interesting, isn't it probably will be, by the way, so if you're able to, you'll be, yeah, certainly take a look at it now. Kennedy is interesting

no problem. All right, yeah, another reason to vote for Trump. Answer, there another reason to vote for Trump. He's gonna release the alien

files. Yeah, Kennedy files, yeah, everything, yeah. I, where

have I heard that before?

We'll see that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I have the because you bring Trump in just to balance things off. I do have Harris's Small Business speech, which I want to play. Yes. This was I have a question to ask you about. This is a two parter. Here she is in part one.

Make sure I have the right one. Yeah, this is kind of her whole economic policy that she announced with this. Yeah,

right. In a nutshell,

yeah. Vice President Kamala Harris spoke in New Hampshire. Wednesday afternoon, she revealed a new part of her economic plan focusing on small businesses. Jason Blair brings us the latest in Portsmouth. Vice President Kamala Harris proposed her new plan to quote support small businesses and invest in entrepreneurs. Part of my plan is we will. Expand the tax deduction for startups to $50,000 second, my plan will help existing small businesses grow. We will provide low and no interest loans to

All right, well, so she's going to do throw some money in tax benefits. It's not like you're gonna actually get any cash. No,

you actually have to be a small business that is making profit to take

any benefit, any benefit. Yeah, but here's the part that gets me as a part two, there's a thing in here that just, I just befuddled by, I'm gonna ask you. Okay,

according to AP, since Biden took office, about 19 million of those applications have been filed, and the Granite State is how many 19 million of those applications have been filed, and the Granite State is a bit of a deviation from her recent focus on battleground states such as Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Poll averages for New Hampshire are

what's your question?

What is this application they're talking about? I

looked for that's funny. You say that. I'm like, Hey, how can I get in on this? Do you need an application?

You just either do it or you don't. Don't. Yeah, you

just hang out a shingle. You're good to go reply to

anybody the Small Business Administration to start a small business? Yeah, she makes it sound like you got to go through jump through hoops to start a small business. You

don't. That's America. That's the beauty of it. You just say, here I am. Adam curry,

how does she know that? As far as she's concerned, everything goes through the government. Well, that's what she wants.

Exactly what she had a similar clip, but also I had the name of her economic policy. Did you not catch the names she's branding it?

You know what? Night I did not catch it. I'll just play a little bit of this

as a late comer to the race. Kamala Harris has been rolling out her agenda piece by piece, focused on what she's branded the opportunity economy. There

it is, the opportunity, the opportunity economy, okay? So

the opportunity economy, so the regulations, so Kamala an opportunity to fill out more forms.

Kamala went to Pennsylvania, and a couple things happened. First, President Biden was there as a surrogate to to help her out.

Yeah, yeah, and,

and, I don't know if this

helped you no longer be the manufacturing capital world. Where the hell is that written? We are the greatest manufacturing city or county in the world, state in the world. Remain that way. Eric dean of the ironworker,

I love that the people are just clapping. Bricklayer, yeah. Bricklayer.

SEIU, his dad was great. And Jimmy Williams, the painters Allied Trades. And then his dad, his dad's a really good man. Holy crap.

Jimmy Williams, who has

the nuclear codes, who has them? And now I have a question for you. There's

more stuff into you. I mean, I'm glad you got that clip. I didn't get any, but he was just off the rails. It

was the real Biden. I mean, he's still he's the real Biden is out there trying to get something done to show that he's still alive, which is all that he is. I mean, this guy, this this person, cannot be, uh, running our government. You know, do you think that that there's still, let's say, how about this? What if Trump wins the election, Kamala could still pull a quick switcheroo? Do the 25th amendment be the first female black president for two months?

That would be funny. Like, why

not? She could be in the history but she's crazy enough to do it. I mean, what does she have to lose? Well,

at that now, I didn't, you know, I didn't consider that. I've always thought about her pulling that stunt so she'd be the president. She can't do it before the election, because then it would look like she was trying to, you know, get some it looked cheesy, but I never thought about it after the election, yeah, or maybe two months, I think it's the whole of December, she'd be the president. Yeah, she could do almost November and part of January.

She could start a nuclear war in Ukraine, do anything she wants. Now, this is a very well known clip, and I have a question about this clip for you. Everywhere

I go, I tell people, Look, you may not be a union member, you better. Thank a union member for the five day work week, you better. Thank a union member for sick leave you better. Thank a union member for paid leave you better. Thank a union member for vacation time.

So of course, everyone focused on her code switch. There her southern drawl, which came out. But is that true? Did the unions create the five day work week, the sick the paid sick days and vacation. Was that the unions who did that,

I think this needs looking into. It was,

in fact, Henry Ford.

Oh, yes, right, because Henry Ford this. There was a special on Henry Ford on the BIOS channel, and they discussed this. And it was the problem with what Henry Ford ran into. He invented the assembly line, yep, because the the I'll just run down it, you know, to watch it. But he was the demand for the Model T Ford, which took him five years to develop. And he had a bunch of the Dodge Brothers, included investors he

So it was not a socialist union member. It was, in fact, the capitalist industrialist Henry Ford who you need to thank. Just a little point of contention, yes, on your agenda. Yes, she's

full of shit. Let's face it.

All right, this is a day late, a day short. These

actions will not be our last. Attorney General Merrick Garland announced terrorism charges against senior leaders of Hamas. The charges relate to their roles in the atrocities committed in Israel. On October 7, the Justice Department unsealed charges against Yahya senoa and other senior leaders of Hamas for financing and directing a decades long campaign to murder American citizens and endanger the security of the United States.

okay, there

were hot. Here we are the world's police. Yep,

we were hot. There were hostages since October 7 of last year, and now all of a sudden, we're going to engage the military industrial complex to go bomb them further. Because, well, we got our arrest warrants out for you. You know what? This is, how this gets interpreted by the nut jobs in our Congress. And when I say the nut jobs leading the pack. Lindsey Graham,

sinwar, your days are numbered, pal. We're not gonna indict you. We're gonna kill you. We're

gonna kill you. Just send Lindsey Graham over to get a tough talker. Send him over. Send him over. There

you go. Now you're talking to him. Do

it. Let him do it.

Now I'm going to play, I would like to play a controversial clip, because we've had people thinking that we, you know, we are on the side of Israel or in on the side of Palestine, depending on who you are. We're getting them. You don't take sides on this thing mosaics,

but

we, you. We share, Where's our money? So we have, we know that the Palestinians, or mainly the Hamas people, are genocidal. They want to end Israel and kill all Jews. And we have to realize that this is a two way street.

if you gave me a button to just erase Gaza, every single living being in Gaza would no longer be living tomorrow. I would press it in a second. That's just, I think, I mean, I think most Israelis, if that's the choice, yeah, yeah, no, even if it's not like right now, yeah. And I would press it right now, yeah. Same with the territories. I would press it right now. No choice, no. I'm saying for the chance, yeah, yeah. I would press it right now. Give me that button and press it right now.

Well, I think this is true. I know Sir Brian of London would be all in on that. And I think these two nice Jewish

boys, by the way, I want, I want to thank Sir Brian of London for sending me a bunch of books. Yeah.

She sent everybody books. Yeah. I think the two nice Jewish boys, I have a recommendation for a guest for their podcast,

sinwar. Your days are numbered, pal. We're not gonna indict you. We're gonna kill you. Better kill you.

Yeah, I was reading Lindsey

Graham.

I was reading I just

wanted to point out that the genocidal maniacs in the Middle East are everywhere on both sides of these arguments. It's not just the Palestinians, one to kill all Jews, all the Jews. And I had a clip before. I don't know if I ever played it, but it was just somebody in the some one, a woman, talking about the only good Arab is a dead Arab. And it's just as these people are out of control on all sides, and it's just something we need to at least recognize

and sad, because ultimately, the whole dispute is just over. Who makes better hummus?

There is a there is a moment of that. That's the sad the best hummus ever had was in Jaffa. Yeah, there you go. Name Dropper. So

I was reading the AP report about the large scale polio vaccinations, beginning in war ravaged Gaza after the first case in 25 years. You had a report on that the last show. But what was interesting is this one little line in this report from the Associated Press, the polio virus that triggered this latest outbreak is a mutated virus from an oral polio

be, yeah,

I mean, I'm pretty sure it is

out of control.

Yeah, it's just the world we live in. Man, it's just the world we live in. Um, let me see. Well, let's

see. I got some other stuff here that could be get gotten out of the way I would since we talked about immigration the United States and how great it is for us, let's talk about UK, because they have a different opinion about everything. Yeah, and this is the UK immigration update. Britain

has rejected calls for an asylum treaty with the European Union. This a day after 12 migrants died trying to make a perilous ocean journey from France to England. NTDs INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT Malcolm Hudson has more for us. Britain has rejected proposals to be part of a European Union plan on asylum instead, Britain. Reiterated its own plans to tackle the criminal gangs behind the UK's illegal immigration

a little confused by this story, because I also saw it, are they trying to make a treaty where they pay France more money to keep them, or it's

hard, it's not made clear, but the British aren't going for any of these agreements with the EU regarding immigration, because they think they're taking the brunt of it, because people are going through Europe and saying, We don't want to be here. We want to go and it's explained In

these clips, why only valve the French say, go ahead, go. Let's go. We go. Get in the boat. Yeah,

okay, next Dominion's proposal could see migrants claim UK asylum from within the EU without needing to make the dangerous journey. But this is unlikely to happen. Other Prime Minister Keir Starmer has indicated he'd prefer to send illegal immigrants back to the EU despite the deaths of Tuesday. Wednesday morning saw several dozen more migrants board a crowded boat on the French coast of wimaru. French patrol boats watched as the flimsy boat labored through the

and the bankers love it.

Yeah, same as here.

Sure, it's the exact same issue we need. We need this cheap labor to come on in suppress wages across the country. Yes,

suppressed wages is the key. Yeah. Well, here we go.

Thomas said that in the first two months in power, the government supported over 400 people who have no right to be in Britain. However, UK Government figures show that in the last seven days alone, more than 2000 people have arrived in Britain on small boats. So far this year, nearly 22,000 people have made the dangerous journey. I

think it's more than that that seems low. That seems low. Follow up to Chris,

we're comparing to our just walk over and take it Yes, although, if you recall, during the show era, there were these guys sneaking on the channel trains, yes, and going through the channel, which has got to be a better way to get into England. Yes,

it's less wet. For sure, it's

less wet net. That's a terrible crossing. Follow

up on the femicide story we did so when a when a man kills a woman. Now the term is femicide. I mean, used to be homicide, and I have to call it femicide. And producer, Joe says, you know, I was listening to that. And he was, he was talking to an ER doctor from Detroit. And this ER doctor says, you know, I get patients in the ER multiple times a week who've been shot in the crotch men. And of course, the question was, well, is that because they're putting the gun in their

That's pretty gotta be a term for that.

Well, I don't know if there's a term for that, but I think tranicide is on deck. That's coming.

Trane site.

Oh, speaking of Did you see the full Nashville shooters, unredacted journal that was released? I

haven't read it, but I am aware of the fact that it was released. Oh, oh, man, it's horrible. We had a policeman that was involved in this who had seen it when he reported to us that it's horrible, and when it first happened, he said they wouldn't release it because it was so gross. Well,

it's clearly them this. This kid was on SSRIs and is just going through just a roller coaster of emotions. It's really, it's really nuts. And now I'm wondering, we haven't heard about it yet, but this, this recent shooting in this Georgia school, you know, 14 year old kid you know. Do we know if, if this kid. Was on SSRIs.

They never tell us anything. They just say it's because of guns.

Producer sir Lane Hart sent me a note. He says, I just want to let you know that a lot of things have happened in Georgia this year, the lake and Riley murder, illegal immigrant murder in Athens, Georgia, about an hour away from Fulton County. Fannie Willis. Now this this shooting in Georgia, and this was almost like a gift for the for Harris for the upcoming and I'm sure there'll be questions about it for the upcoming

it was just the beginning of the school year. Wasn't like a build up. And he's from another area, so it's not like a build up of frustrations, you know that he's picked up halfway through the school year. This just started, yeah, so there was something else going on, again, not reported to us. We don't have a clue. I

do have a clip about this.

Here, a community is in mourning after another unspeakable American Tragedy America day just before 10:30am Police say a 14 year old student carrying an AR style rifle opened fire at Appalachia High School, located just about an hour outside of Atlanta. The gunshots were so close to me, like my ears started ringing real bad. Like,

by the way, this kid, this, this kid with the dreads was on every it was like there was one press conference, and this kid was the only one talking. I just found that interesting. Every single report I saw of this was this kid High School

located just about an hour outside of Atlanta. The gunshots were so close to me, like my ears started ringing real bad, like the whole classroom was smoking. I had saw one of my classmates on the ground bleeding so bad, students and teachers barricaded themselves in classrooms. You could hear gunshots just ringing out to the school, and you're just wondering which one of those is going to be somebody that you're

to make an arrested keep an eye on him. Yeah, this also people think that this may be one of those cases where the parent, I guess there's only one, right? Arrested, arrested,

yeah, where was that other one was that was Oklahoma. It was

another,

I can't remember the name case fans. Time to expand

arrest parents. Rest these parents. I

think there's a big Bonanza going on now with advertising and native ads in the big pharmaceutical space on network television, because now, now it's on, we've, we've been, I've been following this, you know, GLP one drugs they want to get it on Medicare that keep popping up, you know, these, these very awkward and somewhat devastating side effects. Now they're just saying, Oh, it's not the GLP one. It could be

of Americans have turned to prescription medications to treat diabetes and lose weight these GLP one drugs better known by brand names like ozempic with govi and others, are very popular. According to Gallup, about 15 million US adults say they've used these injectable drugs to reduce their body weight,

and notice we have Pfizer with a pill. So these are the injectables. Some say

those drugs can have serious, negative health effects. Our senior investigative correspondent Anna Warner has been looking into that part of the story. And a good morning. Good morning. Tony, yeah, you know, many doctors say these, GLP one medications can offer dramatic benefits for patients, but some patients say they've had serious side effects, ranging from

then we get the one from Pennsylvania with a heart wrenching report.

Diabetes is rampant in my family, and I knew that that all plays with weight. Juanita Gantz struggled with her weight at age 62 she weighed 242 pounds, yet the most she could lose trying various diets, she says, was about 20 pounds. I almost felt defeated and humiliated. I mean, why couldn't I lose this weight? Then she saw ads for drugs, including ozempic.

Her doctor, pretty obvious, who they slamming here. Read that

because of her diabetes risk, she was a good candidate for one of those drugs and prescribed her, we go V and later, ozempic, both GOP one drugs made by Novo Nordisk. How are you feeling? Were you I was feeling fine. I

This seems so obvious. It just me that this is an obvious hit job on Novo Nordisk and not on other manufacturers,

while the ad where they play the jingle that seems to me to be just a promotion, one

drugs made by Novo Nordisk. How are you feeling? Were you I was feeling fine. I enjoyed the days that I didn't have to worry about my appetite. I didn't, have cravings. I just felt like I was doing something positive for myself. And then, but several months later, in october 2023 gantt's husband found her on the floor unconscious. This photo was taken by her daughter, a nurse at the hospital where Gant was taken. I had no idea what had happened to me. Doctors found

stuff will kill you. Underneath. Here is Gant. Wanted to

show us how she lives now, with her colon gone, she has a bag called an ileostomy bag attached to her abdomen at all times to collect waste. I had

don't know, but I'm thinking the pill is the way to go. You don't want these injectables from Novo Nordisk.

I Well, there's two things going on at the same time, and you have to acknowledge your attitude about one of them, which is that you scare people. They use it. This is the thing with the tobacco warnings, agreed. So that could be going on, because when they play the jingle, yeah, that is a trigger that is bothersome, yeah?

So people, you can stop emailing me saying these drugs are great, because I say stuff like, you know this. This was misunderstood. When I say you can eat whatever crap you want, people say it's not true because you lose your appetite. No, no. What I'm saying is you can continue to eat the crap food that most Americans certainly eat, processed junk, which has little health benefit, if anything, the adverse the

What?

Where's my Twinkies? We had a letter from a doctor who because we played that ad and all of side effects that were just horrible. You know, you break your bones, your head falls off, your this sort of thing. He says he'd been giving his prizes. These are all new to him. These, these side effects. He's now seeing nothing to indicate this, but he couldn't explain where they came from. But I have a couple more. I don't have them in this series of clips of more drugs with

anal leakage. No good. No good.

Um, I have a Trump clip, okay? Just to, just to balance things off, a little bit, we played clips of Harris yacking away, yeah, Trump. A little bit with the LEX budget. This, this is a classic. This is the mosquitoes. Yes, the

Democrats who there was a mosquito. I don't want mosquitoes around me. I don't like mosquitoes. I don't like those mosquitoes. I never did. Okay. Speaking of mosquitoes, hello, Hillary, how are you doing?

It's just this material.

Man, oh, man, oh man. You know, I've been following what's happening in Germany with the alternative feud Deutschland party right wingers, which is fantastic because, you know, Schultz came out and said, Hey, let's just

Well, yeah, I can believe it.

And I have one example. This is just an intro to a roundtable conversation, but throughout Europe, this is it's the same message over and over again, which I found just disturbing to hear. You'll you'll notice it right away.

Germany is reckoning with the results of regional elections that have left many questioning whether German history is rearing its ugly head. For the first time since Nazi rule, right wing extremists have won a regional election in Germany in the state of syringe. This

is what you hear all day long. For the first time since the Nazis, the far right, have, now, you know, garnered votes. So it's just this. They were hammering on this, far right, far right, far right. Now they just, they equated, equate it to Nazis. And it's a bunch of basically old German people who are sick of the immigration. Yeah,

that's all it is. And they're nationalists. They want to protect the border and make it Germany for Germans and the devil forbid, and they're

just being called Nazis. This is, this is not good. It's really It's so this just bad. Props to you, Mr. Dvorak, you are right. Thank you. Amazon was not going to stand for this team you and all these Chinese dropship companies that are practically given the products away, and Amazon PR and lobbyists are on the case.

Federal regulators are now calling for an investigation into websites sheen and temu over potentially deadly baby and toddler products. Two Consumer Product Safety commissioners are behind the new calls, citing a recent article online in the information that makes accusations alleging the foreign owned bargain sides might be selling products that don't comply with us safety regulations. Timu and sheen have not commented on the article or the possible investigation. Yeah,

they're killing babies just we're going to ban them on that reason. What's happening to Tiktok, by the way, isn't that supposed to be over pretty soon? Aren't they supposed to be

key? I wish I had this clip. I'll get, I'll try to, maybe I go back and get this clip for Sunday, the Vivek was on hair or fraud Ingraham show, and he was mentioning that this idea, he was pushing the Free Speech notions, and he and he mentioned tick tock as being just basically a free speech vehicle. And she jumped all over him with, oh, no, you're wrong. This is dead at all. These guys are this Chinese spying on us?

was a viral sensation that took place with Tiktok, which was a real head scratcher, and Tiktok is being blamed for it.

Chase Bank is issuing a warning about a viral Tiktok trend. A number of videos show people depositing checks for large sums of money at Chase ATMs and then making a withdrawal for a smaller amount. Many believe they got free cash from those ATMs, but Chase Bank says that wasn't a glitch. It was check fraud a crime.

Did you see any of this in your tick tock? Travels. So there were just oodles, I said it oodles of videos. It's actually a good word, saying, Oh, look, if you deposit this check, you know, people putting in a $31,000 check, and then, right away, you could then in the you can deposit that into the ATM, and you could say, Okay, now I want $20,000 and they were showing, I don't know if it's true, they were showing the machine spitting out $20,000 and somehow these morons thought

So the other thing is, the other thing is that's not it doesn't work that way. You can't necessarily put the money in and take it out immediately, and you can only take out $400 that's pretty good size checking account that has a lot of money in it. And you could trying to get more than 400 out, it doesn't spit out $20,000 in whatever bills. That's like, I didn't have that much money in the damn thing. That's

why, when I heard tick tock, I'm like, Okay, this is an anti tick tock thing. What else could it be? What else could it be? It has to be something like that.

Well, they people, of course, you identified it before I did, which is that the anti tick tock stuff is not it's is done by the other social media companies. Yeah,

now they got it away. There you go. Sorry,

let's work on that. I've I do have a tick tock Clip to play though, which I think is a good one. Okay, this might tick tock clip of the guy. This guy floats around, does a lot. He's on the street interviews, and he's got some woman on there who thinks Trump should have been shot. Talk,

talk, tick tock. So Donald Trump was recently shot at one of his rallies. How do you feel about that? I wish he would've gotten shot in the forehead. Oh, this one, really? Yeah. I mean, he's basically like, teaching our

yeah, this was, I saw this clip, and I didn't want to clip it, because I just like, but I'm glad you did. What is going on here? Is she has all the right information. She's just focused on the wrong party. It's, it's the wicked, evil Democrat party who is doing, and I don't like being partisan, but that is them. Everything she said is what you say, being yourself.

Hateful. Totally. I said that twice today, but I Yeah, 300% hate. I said 100%

and, she's pretty much an NPC. And the clue, by the way, was those earthy, open shoe sandals she was wearing. Do you see a woman like that? You need to walk the other side, other direction. I'm gonna show

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That's the kind of fun you want to be at. I'm telling you, these meetups are off the hook, and sometimes they're in historical places, like the monument to the forefathers in Plymouth. In the morning.

This is Hey citizen at the Adam and Tino we're here meetup. Dame de Lorian was here. Mr. Spencer Wolf, Kansas City. We're here in beautiful Plymouth. It's right on the water in the morning. This is kanjin, happy birthday, Adam. I'm John Winston. Hi, John and Adam. This is who I am. In the morning, I am, coincidentally, visiting the monuments today. And then I hear no agenda, that there's a meet up up here. So I stop by and say hi in the morning. In the morning. In the morning,

very nice. There's a couple of meetups taking place. In fact, today, the 805 rooftop Meetup is underway at Goleta HGI rooftop in Goleta, California. The northern wake public slave gathering kicks off at six at happy endings in Raleigh, North Carolina. Get on and get in the car, go and visit them. The Denver back to the bar. Meet up 830 tonight at Lincoln's Roadhouse in Denver, Colorado, tomorrow. The Go pack go at HQ. 630 at headquarters bar in Oregon, Wisconsin on Saturday.

Sometimes you wanna go hang out with all the nights and days you wanna be a hell lame gonna be where everybody feels the same. It's like a

party. Always a party, Party Party Party Party. It's a good party. I have, let me see, I have two ISOs. We'd like to pick them before we end the show, and this will be our end of show, ISO. I have, do you have any ISOs at all?

I have one. Okay, well,

let's see. I'm looking for it. Oh, here it is. Okay. I'm gonna play yours.

I don't like mosquitoes,

not bad, but I have this one, sir,

pick a hole. Mm hmm. Oh,

just gross. Or

this one, hey, that actually wasn't so bad.

I like that one. I

thought you'd like that one. I liked it too. All right, everybody, end of the show. That means it's time for the famous Tip of the day,

green fast for you and me. You and me, just a tip with JCD and sometimes Adam, we

are very excited as always, to hear about John's Tip of the Day. What do you have for us? John, okay,

and this is a call back to the About two weeks ago I talked about a foaming device you could put in your hose, and you can also buy more expensive ones for your pressure washer. This was,

this was to foam up your car. Lot of people were happy, including me. I like this foaming tip. Well,

here's the follow up to it, which is, and this is, Mimi turned me on to this stuff. Now I had washed my car a few. Days before that tip, and this is like two weeks ago, for two and a half weeks at least, my car, and I've washed it before. I haven't washed. I washed. I do that. Not one speck of dust or dirt has stuck to the car for I've never seen anything like this for two and a half weeks and it, and I have to credit it. To wait a minute. Did

it wash the wax off?

No, the white. No. It's shiny. Or shiny. I have a I have a ceramic coated car. But and as shiny as can be, it's unbelievable, and it's all due to this product, which Mimi says, you know, you got to start looking at these guys. It's called Chemical Guys. Chemical Guys, and the one I used in this case was the watermelon snow foam auto wash, pH neutral. It was foaming agents, and it's got the list of ingredients. Is outrageous, but there's obviously something in here.

you think they have a product that can clean metal roofs, like the kind we have in Texas, that

gets, I think if you got a hold of you could

ask got all the tree sap on it. It's a dusk,

quite possible. They do. They have a they guy was going over the products with the Jay, was looking at this stuff too, and I and it has stuff on it, like it has some chemicals in here that are kind of interesting, including benzene. Oh, okay, for a car wash is very unusual, but it does take off. The benzene itself will take off. What you're bitching about, it's not a healthy item. Benzene is, don't drink it. Wash your car. You know, I'm not drinking this

Check your local legislation, for products that may be banned in your state. There it is another great tip in the middle,

guys, show us your tips. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry I got startled by that jingle. Thank you. Keep the tips coming. We show your tips every single show. We do it for you. That's right. And that concludes your no agenda show in its 16th year. Episode 1692 we do have some end of show mixes. We got Leo le puke with a classic. We have a David kecta bringing us the backbeat, and Professor Jay Jones returns from China with with another one of his mixes. This time, it's about joy. So you know that's going to be good

from Northern Silicon Valley, where I'm not on the run in Mexico. I'm John C Dvorak. Remember

us at no agenda, donations.com, we'll see on Sunday, I'll still be here till then, adios, mofos, a hooey, hooey and such.

I'm talking about dishwashers. I'm talking about dishwashers, sinks, toilets, sinks, toilets and showers. You don't get any water. Try going and buying the new faucet. You turn it on, no water comes out. We won't talk about toilets, but how about the shower? I have this beautiful head of hair. I need a lot of water. You turn on the water, drip, drip, drip, drop. It's a very unpleasant experience. You areas Trump, situation where we're looking very slowly at sinks and showers

in her infinite wisdom, to do her bit for the party, NPR has appointed a joy czar.

No, yes,

that's right. I love that black joy. There's only two types of vibes man.

One is hope and joy. Most elections are vibes elections.

Who wants to be the joy czar? No, hands go up.

Is it joy? Behar,

the politics of joy vibes election that we're all feeling right now. Talk about

your disinformation. Ratchet up our joy quotients.

Joy czar, yes, it already felt like a vibe selection before.

No one wants to hear that insinuating he had sex with his couch.

I like that piece.

We have the joy department, Joy Division. That should be a donation.

JD Vance said, uplifting stories.

He hates women.

Vibes, man vibes.

It was pathetic politics

of joy and your joy quotient for the party.

Isn't that a Nazi thing. Most selections provide selections because it

took them two days to edit it down.

Black joy on screen. Live Joy Division, Nazis. A lot of corn, sweat stuff. Stating your policy is a very dumb move. Ratchet up our joy quotient,

distraction.org/n. A, hey, that actually wasn't so bad. You.