1693 - "Freedom Force"

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Adam curry. Chelsea Dvorak, Sunday,

September 8, 2024 this is your award winning give our nation media assassination Episode 1693

this is no agenda, countering

Canadian disinformation and broadcasting live from the cruise ship, capital of Mexico, just north of Puerto Rita in the morning. Everybody. I'm Adam curry and

from Northern Silicon Valley, where the NFL season has begun, and it's more gay than ever. I'm John C Dvorak. Buzzkill,

wait a minute, wasn't the first game in Brazil

that was on Friday? Yeah. Oh. Was

that the first game of the season? And why was the first

game? Was the night before. Was Thursday. Oh, it was the chiefs. And you said beating up on the Ravens. You said

it was more gay than ever.

Yeah, one of the quarterbacks of one of the teams that they talk a lot about is wearing a red fingernail polish. I don't know what that means, but it just seems a little

unusual. Well, I can tell they are. They're alienating their core audience.

Yeah, no, I don't think so. Everyone's got to be open,

yeah, especially the opening of the show. All right, hey, we are a value for value podcast. That means that we give you this show completely free, open, no pay walls, no hurdles, no levels, no no mandatory subscription, no premium content behind the firewall,

it's all premium. No mugs for sale.

Although I have started calling what we're doing mug club media. It's mug club media, everybody. I'm looking for a word that's the opposite of mass media, and it's value for value based. And the best I could come up with is mug club media. I don't think it works.

It's no good. It's

no good.

Well, unlike Lex Friedman, you know, the start of his interview with Trump, he had nine minutes of ads at the top of the show.

You know, if I was him, I would do the same thing.

But if you were an advertiser, you'd probably be upset. No one was because they

jammed them all together, and it was just they got weaker and weaker in terms of their impact. Is that what you're saying?

No, I'm saying that that's what the fast forward button is for. No one's gonna listen to those ads. Everyone

goes, yeah, there's that. That's a fact, yeah.

So I don't know. We also are not getting any tenant media money, which, by the way, I've done a little bit of race. What tenant Media Go? Know It? Yes, you do. That's the, that's the whole pool boy and Reuben and that whole outfit.

No, the Russian money. Yeah, well,

I'm calling it tenant media money. Oh,

confused.

I've delved into this now. Oh

yeah, numbers, you say, you know, maybe, maybe we just said a little more things. Pro Russian, hello.

Hello, Comrade Dvorak. How are you doing this morning?

Or, I'm sorry, net, so I think so I

figured out what was happening, what a Canar this was, and I say Canar with a reason. So what happened here is this tenant media is Lauren Chen, or whatever her name is, and her husband, their plan, I figured out their plan. Their plan was to build their own YouTube channel into a powerhouse. Exactly. Yeah, building a powerhouse. And of

I should stop you and mention that for people that you to get a background on this, which we're not obviously giving you at this point, go to the last show and listen to it, because we have a rather elaborate discussion of this particular thing. So you may have to listen to,

I think most people kind of know what's going on. Maybe,

geez, I'm just mentioning that. Okay,

all right? Well, stop now and go back and listen to the last episode. And how come you missed it anyway. So the plan, the plan was to because, you know, there's a lot of people out there saying, oh, pool board taking just some great memes. They've got, they've got Tim pool instead of a beanie on his head. He's got one of those Russian hats, furry hats. They've got a cat. Yeah, they've got him on, you know,

you're asking for trouble, but it's who me. No, him. Oh, yeah. Well. Or anybody who take, take a bunch of Russian money, do some promotional Russian material. Even though you might not know it, you're asking for trouble. It's just the way it is. I don't

think he really knew. I mean, of course, all right, I guess it was some Belgian guy. But the plan this, this is what I'm getting to the plan was for them to, you know, license some, some hot content, by the way, no agenda show anybody. They could have licensed it from us, and with that, to build up this channel, which really only had a couple 1000 subscribers, because, you know, little do they understand of how YouTube works. So it was, yeah, you have to fake it. Yeah,

get some you have to get some kid in there, who knows what he's doing to jack up the numbers. Exactly. You remember 1220, 12.

Yeah, Coney, 2012 exactly,

those numbers are fake.

So, so that failed, but, but, you know, as I look a little bit further into the story this whole thing, it's Canadians who are doing this. This is Canadian disinformation. This is not from Russia. We should be putting sanctions in place against Canada. The Canadian

owned social media channel that the US Justice Department alleges as a key part of a Russian influence scheme is now off YouTube. YouTube said tenant media violated its community guidelines. Tenant media was founded by Canadian Lauren Chen and her husband, Liam Donovan. Last year, YouTube is also taking down four separate media channels owned by Chen. Chen is a right wing commentator with posts supporting Donald Trump and siding with Russia over the war

the Canadians. This is horse crap.

What Russia's did they charge? And how would they know? Well, that's the it's the this is a very dubious situation.

The Russians they charge are the ones who were sending the money to the Canadians. This is Russia and Canada colluding to interfere with our elections. And I want a wall stop these Canadians

this? Well, you're, you're, I think you're correct in the, in the in your being irked by the fact that the Canadians are seemingly getting off scot free when it comes to who's really behind this, whose idea was it? Was it the Canadians to begin with? It sounds like it.

It sounds like it to me. And I think there should be sanctions. Throw them off. Swift,

let's get rid of him.

Let's throw the cannon off. Swift.

So Tucker is on the road with his show, which is quite entertaining. I might say it's basically the vote for Donald Trump show, but with interesting guests, and he had Vivek, whoever he was, he's man we, I wish we could do it. He's got, like, 1000s of people in these arenas and the just, he just sits down with a guest and like, boom, done. Buy some merch. See you later. What a gig, what a gig. Is good.

It's good up to it.

I'm happy. Yeah, no, I'm happy for him. So this comes up on, on this, I guess you call it a show with Vivek, but

this idea of Russian election interference in particular, let's trace the history of that in each of the last two elections. Let's go to 2016 the allegation of Russian election interference to support Donald Trump. When you double click on that, look at what was the actual foreign election interference there. It was actually US election interference in the US election through the Steele dossier, but laundered through the narrative of actual Russian interference.

there's domestic Yes, are you telling me people actually paid money to go into a big auditorium to listen to this?

Oh yeah, they love it.

I hear it on TV for free.

People like live entertainment people,

oh, oh, I'm

sorry you're categorizing this lecture as entertainment. Okay, so now

you're seeing a pattern. In 2016 there's domestic attempts at election interference, but they run it through a Russian smoke screen in 2020 there's domestic election interference, but they run it through a Russian smoke

Canada. So these two

big laughs I'm not hearing, you know, funny, you

know, I've watched a couple of these. And the here's the mistake he's making. They do not have good crowd microphones. They did. The crowd is not, well, miked. I

heard Mike, yeah, this is common. It's, it's, it's

a shame. It's

a church. I've seen it. I've seen it. I was in a situation once where the crowd wasn't Mike properly, yeah. And I was always hilarious, by the way, yeah. And then you watch, I watched the thing as they streamed it, and it was, there was no reaction. Look like an idiot up there making jokes with no response whatsoever.

No, you look like a dud. I know it's so typical for these because, you know, I used to do concerts that were for, you know, concerts with big audience, and then it would also be broadcast on television back in Holland, and we would always focus the crew. It's not, you know, you're doing stuff, yes, make the house sound good, but the lights are also TV lights, and the sound is also TV sound you have to focus on they missed it on this. Anyway, I want to

mention we did have a producer that went to one of these events, RFK Jr showed up as a special guest, and he thought it was entertaining, but it was only filled a 14,000 seat arena with 12 by 1210, to 12,000 so

only, only 12,000

Well, only 12,000 Yeah, with divide 18 to 10 bucks they had, that's what it's good money,

yeah. And then you get drinks. You get merch.

Parking. Merch is probably where they get a

piece of parking. You get a piece of the parking. You can have VIP parking. So unfortunately, and there's a second follow clip here, they miss what we saw as obvious, a lot

of those allegations that they were somehow helping Trump. I actually got curious. Actually, you could make strong arguments that a lot of these posts or whatever actually weren't helping Trump at all, but the fact that they called that Russian election interference again, just suggests to me that this may be part of a pattern of what we saw in 2016 and 2020 so I don't really buy what they're selling on this. Wow. I think it's just not a super clever group, right? I think that.

I think they missed it. Our analysis was, it was so clear to us, this is about Ukraine, or, as we say, Ukraine, you know it's like. No, I don't think you're getting this right.

No, I would list all the analysis of this, of this Russian stuff, and it was all and they left out. They left out a lot. They always left something out. We caught it all. No, you're it was about Ukraine. It had nothing to do

at all. We can't be saying Ukraine. We have to say well, you just said it, no, but, but no, that's, um, that's like saying Gaza. You know, this is, for some reason, all the in crowd, which is not us, is saying Ukraine, but you just said it. I said Ukraine or Ukraine? And I said Ukraine, yeah, but you got, but we, I was accentuating a point that we don't say these things. Oh,

okay, well, Ukraine, Ukraine, yeah, yes, that's exactly right, but that's not going to be picked up, because that's not where the narrative is going to head. And while all this is taking place, by the way, I think we should start stop right here. And I think it's time to create a pool, oh, a betting pool on where is because Vivek is obviously an operative. Where is he going to end up? In the in the Trump administration? Ambassador, he's going to get a job. Ambassador, he's

getting an ambassadorship to India. You think just ship him off.

That's probably the best thing to do. Great

job. Yeah, you need to ship them off to one of the bricks countries. So India would be perfect. Let them go sit there. I think that'd be good. Yeah, and you can, yeah. I think, I think that's where I put my money in the pool India ambassadorship. Good to go. So meanwhile, while everyone is running around talking about Russian disinformation that came from Canada, all the military industrial complex came together in Ramstein, the Ramstein Air Base.

It's a Dirac group, isn't it? Yeah,

yeah. It's also an army base in Germany. And everybody was there, and all the money was there. Everyone was good to go, and we brought a big check. The

Arrival appeared awkward, even if it was among friends. Vladimir Zelinsky arriving at a meeting of defense ministers from Allied countries, including the US, UK and hosts Germany. He, like his country, soldiers once on a mission to ensure Ukraine's partners were following through on promises to help it win its war with Russia a shortage of missiles and cooperation. This applies even to our territory, which is occupied by Russia, including

of course, we're not going to give him long range weapons, because that could potentially could do one of two things. Could start world war three, minor issue, but it would possibly end something, and they don't want that. Keep burning stuff on that border, keep blowing stuff up, be doing a good job. And who else was there. Who else was in in Ramstein, doing, I swear to God, doing Instagram reels with Zelensky. Lindsey Graham,

I'm here with President Zelensky. I am such a admirer of what you and your country have done. What kind of stop the Russians so we don't have to fight them. They don't want any American troops.

You're going to stop the Russians so we don't have to fight them. You dope.

Trying to stop the Russians so we don't have to fight them. They don't want any American troops. They just need the weapons to free their country. Yeah, yeah. We

don't want American troops on the ground kill your own people.

Terrible invasion that they're sitting on.

So funny. Oh, it gets better. It

gets better. He does a classic here, it gets better.

Terrible invasion. They're sitting on trillion dollars worth of minerals that could be good to our economy, helping our friends in Ukraine. We can win this later. Help. Yes, we need, and we have already the biggest help. Is the support of American people and support of our friends. Thanks to Lindsey and his colleagues, to congressmen and centers from the United States, thanks for this support, bipartisan support. Thank you so much. Peace is coming. Yes,

peace is coming right after we so I don't know if Zelensky is he must be in on the game, because no way is he gonna get any of the $26 trillion worth of minerals that are in Ukraine's land. No way you said it again. I'm doing on purpose now. And this is this. Lindsey Graham has been saying this, but no one ever calls him out on it or says this is the real reason for this war. They're

sitting on 10 to $12 trillion of critical minerals in Ukraine. They could be the richest country in all of Europe. I don't want to give that money and those assets to Putin to share with China or to Ukraine. If we help Ukraine now, they can become the best business partner we ever dreamed of. Sign here that 10 to $12 trillion of critical mineral assets could be used by Ukraine and the West, not given to Putin and China. This is a very big deal how Ukraine ends. Let's

yeah, and this was months ago that he said this. So it's like this, so obvious what is going on. They've already given away all of the the bread basket of Europe to the big, you know, Monsanto and Cargill, and not Montana Cargill, and who are the other guys who did the big, uh, big, AG, Tyson. Probably think Tyson, so Tyson's

on this deal well, but yeah, I'd rather have the Russians. I hit the you know, we're not getting paid Russian money, but I'm going to say it not yet. You're working on it. I can hear you. I see what the Russians should have them, let them do it, because the one thing I've noticed about them is they're not gougers. When they're given all the gas and they're pumping it all into Europe, and everyone said all the way to go, we're gonna depend in on it, they're not.

the gougers are starving Africans with, with the wheat and the grain, yeah,

that is, that is the negative side of capitalism. So

this brings me to a boots on the ground from one of our producers in Russia who says, I love your show. I'm an American currently studying

American in Russia. Yes, we need to get Russians. You know, I want to stop right here and mention that people that are listening to show that are in I know it's, I know in Spain, they listen to the show. And I visit with a few of them once, and they said, Well, the great thing about the show is you guys speak clearly, and it's good for us to practice our English. All world listeners out there should pass it along to other people that are in the community, Russia and elsewhere,

we have transcripts in the modern podcast app so you can read along and learn unbelievable and learn and learn how to spell Dvorak,

John. See, John, see,

love your show on American currently studying in Russia because it's cheap. Just wanted to tell you that I've observed what I have observed here in Russia regarding the Russia, Russo Ukrainian war, I think, and do believe, that there will never be a demilitarized zone in Russia, at least maybe inside of Ukraine, the Kursk region will not be part of a demilitarized zone. John touched on something I think is true. In 1943 the Germans attacked the Kursk

Nicey period. What

kind, what kind of franchise marketing is that?

Oh no, but it doesn't sound right, while Burger

King hasn't even taken down their signs and are still open for business in my city's biggest Molly even found a can of a and W Root Beer from America. How do I know it's from America? Ingredients in English, and second ingredient was high fructose corn syrup. Well, how about that? That should be isn't that illegal? Aren't they? Aren't they breaking sanctions by still operating in Russia?

Oh, they use middlemen in some sort of a legal way. Let's face it, there's a work it's called a workaround. And one of the things Americans are good at is workarounds. We're good at that. You find them, we work them out, reach around, that's different. We're good. We're always mixing these things. I'm

sorry. I'm sorry. No

wonder you keep screwing up.

So there was a so now we have a report, I think France 24 it was maybe Deutsche villa, and they bring in a military industrial complex shield, which the whole thing was all mic, Ukraine

says it is concerned by foreign media reports that Iran has delivered short range ballistic missiles to Russia. Moscow, they hear the Iran meme coming in now stepped up missile and drone attacks in recent days, stretching Ukraine's air defenses. Kief and its allies have previously accused Iran of supplying ahead drones to Russia, but Iran denies playing, supplying any weapons used to attack Ukraine.

Let's bring in the shell well. So the story is, What? What? What?

What? Why are they making this disassertion? What? What difference does it make? Well, here

comes the the shield to tell us why,

and we are now joined by Mark. Can see in a former colonel in the US military and now the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, Colonel, Russia, need Iranian missiles. Does it not have enough of its own? Well, it does not have enough on its on its own. It has been producing ballistic missiles all along, often with parts smuggled in

Okay, so they're just bringing Iran into it for whatever reason. We can kind of guess why. And if you heard at the beginning of the well, of course, they want war with Iran, anything more military industrial complex, finance?

Yeah, there's a bit of that, but it this whole story that makes no logical sense. One thing they claim is basically, the Russians are losers. They can't even make their own damn missiles. Well,

where does it come from? At the beginning of the report you heard, according to reports? Well, where did it come from? It came from the chiefs of MI six and CIA themselves, who appeared at a Financial Times conference just before the Ramstein conference,

stepping out from the shadows for the first time together a united front in an era of division and danger, such as claims that Iran has supplied Russia with ballistic missiles for its war in Ukraine. Should Iran ship ballistic missiles of whatever kind, close range or other kinds, it would be a dramatic escalation of the nature of that Defense Partnership. No confirmation that Russia's invasion of Ukraine is a key

wait. So these are good clips, by the way. Thank you. The assertion there's interesting cross purposes of. Assertions. The first one was that, oh no, they're not doing anything, but they're going to start doing it. Yeah. Oh yeah. Which is which we've known since day one, that they've been and we've seen pictures of the missiles. I've written, I I've

Well please bear in mind, for the first time ever in public together, it's the chief of the CIA burns and the chief of MI six more who are telling us this. So now we can believe it.

Of the nature of that Defense Partnership. No confirmation, but Russia's invasion of Ukraine is a key focus for the spike East. They applaud a recent incursion by keys in the opposite direction, with Ukrainian troops snatching parts of Russian land. It's typically audacious and bold on the part of the Ukrainians, oh, so bold, on the part of the Ukrainian, audacious, to try and change the game in the way. And I think they have

Yes, yes, you want to say something. No, I

was just saying, I was just listening to the man talk about

my Shrek, to try and change the game in the way. And I think they have, to a degree, changed the narrative around us. The Kursk offensive is a significant tactical achievement boost and Ukrainian morale. It exposed some of the vulnerabilities of Putin's Russia and of his military. Despite the blow, Vladimir Putin is still deemed to be looking strong for now, I don't see any evidence today that Putin's grip on power is is weakening. He, he does one thing really well, and that's repress

he all he does is oppress people at home with, I don't know, Burger King, KFC, McDonald's, a and W Root Beer, Pepsi's. And then what does he actually come out and say

an endorsement made in jest speaking as a guest at a forum in East Russia, Vladimir Putin candidly suggested that Kamala Harris was his preferred candidate for November's US presidential election. She has such an expressive and infectious laugh, it shows she's doing well. I mean, Trump, he's imposed more restrictions and sanctions on Russia than any President has ever imposed before. And if Mrs. Harris is doing well, maybe she'll refrain from doing something like that.

talking about us.

This is great. It's like he's trolling while he totally

while he is picked up a clue. Yeah, he is trolling. In fact, I like to have somebody else translate what he said, Because I skeptical. I bet this clip came out some time back and then was skeptical about it's a translation. Well, that's a good point, although this translation, with the one I heard was a woman translator, and this one was a male so this is slightly different. Well,

the reason I picked this one is, is France 24 and they had a much more coherent translate. The translation was the same as the the Russian translator, the clip that we all and

the thing, the thing that made me suspicious about the clip was that when he talked about camel's infectious laugh, or basically, or cackling, yeah, the audience cracked up as as if they'd heard it. And I don't know why they would. Well, they've heard her life. Why would they have heard

Come on. They're serious,

that a Russian national would have ever heard anything Kamala Harris ever said.

My I dispute that. I think that the Russians are all over listening to what's going on with us. Why not?

I just don't see it. I don't see one thing, she's never said anything important.

I mean, that's the only thing, listen, that's the only thing she's known for is that laugh.

Yeah, to us the

world over, the Dutch are talking about it. I see it in the Dutch press. So, I mean, not quite Russia, but not far off. So I don't know. We'll look for it. I

just said it made me skeptical. I mean, I didn't know that the Dutch were all aware of the stupid laugh, but

everyone's aware of the stupid laugh.

Dispute that. Now you use the word dispute, so I used it back. You

can dispute it all you want. Now, will they know that she, all of a sudden, starts talking Southern and black? No, no, that I that I think they wouldn't know until now without

voter suppression. JC, Abrams would be the governor of Georgia. Andrew Gillum is the governor of Florida. Imma, get into some business now. Okay, you all helped us win in 2020 and we gonna do it again in 2024 What are you gonna do about it? He does not walk it like he talks sick when we get this done together, my friend, can I get a witness? You think you just fell out of a coconut tree? Best Rapper alive, chouphop. Are you kidding me?

There you go see the Russians. Didn't know about that. They do now.

Hello, Russia.

Yeah. Well, the one or two Russians that listen to this show. They got to get more people listening.

Yes, I agree. Hit some Russians in the mouth. Not, not a call for violence. Yeah, okay, well, I've opened the show. Well,

I do have my all my totality of Ukraine. Eclipse is from PBS. It's a 22 second clip was summarized. What was you didn't even touch upon, but it did summarize the Ukraine war for the last week, and you might as well play it. In

Ukraine, Russian drone attacks are getting dangerously close to the country's capital. Ukraine's Air Force said that across the country, overnight, it shot down nearly 60 long range drones, debris and shrapnel fell on the streets in Kyiv, some of it narrowly missing the country's parliament building. President Volodymyr Zelensky is in Italy. Today. He's meeting with European leaders to try to shore up support and ask for more

aid. Money. Money, money. Looking for money. Money, money. Come on, man, give me some money. Yeah.

Hey, guys gotta go,

Oh, he's perfect. He's, I mean, he's, he's perfect for the whole, gotta go. He's perfect for the whole, the whole system.

I'm sick of the system being exploited. That's our money. It's your money, my money. Everyone that listens to this show, it's their money. Oh, this. They're just stealing money. No,

I feel your, your dismay. I'm just pointing out the obvious. The guy's not going to go he's fantastic. Look, when, when we send another two $50 million or if we're, if we make decisions about long range missiles, why is it only Lloyd Austin that talks about, where's our president? Isn't he the one to get it out? Isn't he the one that should be telling us what we're doing? No, they just send over generals and then contractors, and they all sit in at a long desk, and Zelensky

Oh, you do have another I have another clip of play. This is the drone. It says, Don't he have this is, this is the counter clip. This is a longer clip. NPR does a 33

seconds. Oh, nice. Here we go.

Russia continued to bomb Ukraine today. Strike. Near the parliament in the country's capital, Kyiv, during the early hours, the country's Air Force said nearly 70 drones were used, and most were shot down with air defenses. No deaths were reported in the capital, but elsewhere in Sumy, Kharkiv, Kherson and Dnipro, local officials say Russian attacks

You see that no mention of money. There

no but the horrible. The reason why it's a 33 second report is because even NPR knows no one in America cares anymore about this. We've we're immune. We're like,

I agree. I agree with that. So they're

trying to keep their audience. So PBS, so

they gotta do more anti Trump stuff and stuff about these wars or anything.

Yes, that's what you need do more. You know, the I didn't clip any of it, but the latest trend in and I heard this on on the media from NPR, the trend is to say we're not reporting right on Trump. We're translating his incoherent blather because he's old, he's old and he can't senile and senile, and so we're translating it. We should be playing and saying exactly what he said, because no one understands it. He's, I mean, it's all this is the new move is to make you got

And, oh, it takes forever. It's, that's his whole thing, is he, he's just a audience hog, the only way to describe it, yes, he goes up there and yaks, yaks, yaks, yes, and he, and he tries to do material. I had a clip here that actually discusses this.

Well, this is the trend, so I'm glad, I'm glad that you're on it, because I didn't get anything.

Here's nb. This says NPR. Put Emma seven in this randomly ripping Trump on his tariffs and some others. This just a random NPR rip

man, I wish I could find it. You confuse me with M,

P R, M, as in, Mary looking at m, O,

M, P R, yes, I got you.

Former President Donald Trump spoke at a rally in mosney, Wisconsin this afternoon, a speech that went on for more than an hour and a half the rally, no state push both campaigns are doing with less than two months until Election Day and pierce Daniel Curtis Leben reports, Trump made many of his usual arguments, like railing against the quote fake news and casting undocumented immigrants as dangerous. See, this

is what they want. They Hey, hey, you can't do that anymore. You have to verbatim report what he said, because he's he has cognitive issues. He also repeats.

He would stop before he finish that or that thought. The way they begin the report is, though he went on for an hour and a half like he's a rambling old man, as if he's never He does 145 once in a while. Yeah, an hour and a half in the modern era is short,

and you wonder why people pay money to go see Tucker and Vivek. They go, they they love, people love the live show. Can't afford Oasis tickets, so you might as well go to either the free Trump show, which is

not you mentioned it. What is a Taylor Swift ticket cost? Oh, if you can get one, I've been just like 500 bucks and up. I've been hitting

refresh for hours. Also repeatedly promoted tariffs.

We will charge other countries when their product is sent into our country. And why shouldn't we? That's exactly what they do. That's what that's what made China strong. Foreign countries do not pay tariffs. Businesses importing goods to the US do tariffs can be attempts to protect domestic industry, but economists say many of tariffs costs are passed on to us, consumers. As President Trump imposed tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars of Chinese goods.

Okay, this is an interesting report, because they go on to condemn Him for tariffs, yeah, but Biden did it casually, yeah, casually just kind of mentioned, just to balance the report. I'm not sure why they even did it. Well, they mentioned that

go ahead. Well, I

thought you had something to say there.

No go ahead.

I would do so what they did was they set it up with all this guy's terrible. Oh, by the way, Biden did the same thing. They only did that because it because they would be condemned by the media watchers for not saying, hey, wait a minute. Why is it so bad when Trump does it, but it's okay when Biden does it, which is really what the combat so they. Lip it in at the end, as though you won't notice. So

it's very poor. So I've seen a couple things that make me question. Well, I mean, if you look at the headlines today, neck and neck, it's very close, within the margin of error. It's a horse race, everybody. Oh, it's crazy. It's so close, so close. I don't know if they're trying to pull Trump's numbers up a little bit or I don't know, yes, I don't know what PBS was thinking with this. This is so instead of playing crazy Trump, let's play something from the crazy Trump voters. And Are they crazy?

I spoke to another Trump supporter, woman who really spout

why don't they say voters? They always say supporters. You don't notice that. So that's a good I'll have to start looking for that call about they say fans or supporters, or anyway,

I spoke to another Trump supporter, woman who really spouted a series of conspiracy theories. She was someone being trained for this Trump force 47 potentially, she was in that she's gonna be one of those people trying to persuade she was in that meeting. I didn't stay for the actual training, but she was there for that event.

And hold on, Trump

force 47

I didn't stay for the actual Wait. Why didn't she stay? Because it

would, it would rot her brain, and she'd become a Trump supporter. She didn't want the programming. I don't know. This is Trump force. If

you're reporting on something, no, even if you didn't stay, why would you say that? It seems to me that you, especially if you're NPR or PBS, whatever, this is same thing. I

think this was these are on YouTube. These are like, Zoom calls. You can sign up to become part of Trump force 40 Okay, okay, yes, I like it a lot. Actually, I like the whole idea of Trump force 47

Yeah, okay, well, you can just keep playing force 47

I didn't stay for the actual training, but she was there for that event, and she told me, you know, I believe Joe Biden died three years ago, you know, I told her, you know, that sounds like a

conspiracy theory. Well, Boyd, she countered. She said, Oh no, that's a conspiracy theory. You know that, right? And I told

her, you know, that sounds like a conspiracy theory, you know, that's a stereotype against Trump voters. And she said, I know that. But again, this is true. So I talked to the first woman, suburban woman, I Trump voter, said, you know, these are the other supporters of Donald Trump. These are the same people in your party supporting him. I just said, you know, I think that's just crazy, you know. So they're, they're

what I supports him. What I like about this is they're saying there's such a wide array of people who are all in on Trump, they're baffled by it. Yes, they're baffled, exactly like the crazy ones. And the other ones say, Okay, well, she's crazy, but it's all right. They cannot fathom that. People just want an agenda, or, you know, they want a platform, or they want something, anything, but what we have, they can't lockstep

is what this is, the way they are. And the thing that still fascinates me to go back to it, this was agenda with Trump 47 I guess, force, whatever it's

called, Trump force 47

Trump force 47 training, and you had the opportunity to go to get in on it as a reporter. And you you could report on exactly what the training was and how it works. What kind of a Reporter Are

you? There's and I'm seeing all kind

of asking you, I mean just gently, I

hear you. I hear you that it's PBS reporter, is what she is.

Would you like to come to our conspiracy theory meeting? I know we don't usually let the press in, but if you come in, it's okay. It'll be okay for you to come in and spy on us. No problem. And you don't do it. I hereby invite. Are you nuts?

I hereby invite any PBS reporter to come to my vape shop meetings, because you'd love them. You'd love to hear the ranchers receivable, I know. So now it's interesting how we kind of switched up beats out just looking at the titles of your clips. So you brought in the Christian nationalism last time, and CBS and that was, I think, NPR CBS did a series, you

under a massive circus tent in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, Lance wall now is the ringleader preaching Christian nationalism and political activism to. A rapturous following. Rapturous,

a rapture, rapturous. I missed that the first time I heard it, a rapturous following. Unless you learn how to mobilize and how to move in at

a local level, then you're letting the devil dominate your culture, while now 68 is a business consultant, self proclaimed Prophet and firebrand influencer in the growing charismatic Christian movement. Oh, wow.

What I want that on my business card. Fire brand.

Just put it on fire brand. Fire brand.

He views Trump as a once in 1000 years figure, flawed yet divinely chosen to navigate chaotic times. I caught that idea in 2015 when I first met Trump, and I got a lot of pushback after he got elected, because they were searching around for how, why did the How could the Evangelicals justify voting for some, you know, barbaric character like Trump and they're hypocrites that they are well now admits that Trump twice divorced and roundly accused of other moral failings

So that's just the setup. But then we get closer into it, and I really think

CBS so the reporter is Major Garrett. Yes, that's who that is. And he is kind of on the fence. He used to be his fox, and he's always been on the fence with Trump, because Trump because Trump is calling out as a douchebag

more than one Good point, good point. So we should keep that in mind. Well, it doesn't matter. It still has to go through the CIA broadcast systems or the editors. Yeah, and

Trump evangelicals don't see an abrasive, thrice married billionaire. They do see an anti establishment leader, strong on abortion, gender issues and Israel. I want people to vote because he stands for something. Jackie Brokaw lives in Wisconsin and attended the courage to her with her brother.

Yeah, Trump's gonna be, yeah, that's right, God. God did it for me. And here comes the final, the final pitch, I think, from Major Garrett.

January 6 was not an insurrection, it was an election fraud intervention. 2020, election denialism is core to wall now's world view, and the terminology at his revivals is apocalyptic. It's not us that's dangerous. It's them describing a spiritual battle between pious believers and demons who speak through Democrats or liberals. Yes, it's not just the person, spiritual force, demonic or demonic? Yeah, they can

So, so that is he literally is, is helping the message. It's better than maybe

again, the CIA we have talked about this on and off and on and off, which is it possible they really want Trump to win, yeah, and the whole thing is just a smoke screen for, like, trying to get Trump to win somehow.

Well, this report felt like it, and I can tell you that churches around like it too. Churches around America are speaking like this. I don't know if you want to call them Christian nationalism, nationalists or extremists, but that that there's a, there's a big movement out there trying to do exactly this, and CBS just helped. Very interesting. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, Anderson Cooper brought out a whopper of lies. We begin

tonight with the former president, campaign politics, his legal troubles and lies. He finished his day in Charlotte, North Carolina, where the Fraternal Order of. Police endorsed him, and he had this to say about a violent attack on Nancy Pelosi husband.

You know that Nancy Pelosi is a big wall wrapped around her house. Of course, it didn't help too much with the problem she

had. That is that's the former president speaking to members of law enforcement making light the first time I should point out of the violent attack against Paul Pelosi, a home invader, beat Mr. Pelosi with a sledgehammer and fractured his skull. What sledgehammer? Sledgehammer we saw the video. He's holding a regular claw hammer,

sledgehammer. I

love we all saw it

like, okay, pooper, a sledgehammer, no less. Gotcha. Hey, by the way, the Fraternal Order of Police. Are those the guys that always call me asking for money.

Sometimes they call. I mean, nowadays they have this new guy. They have a new with with the big, heavy voice. Hey, the guy with the big voice, which is a AI voice, oh, and he's, it's an AI character, and which is easy to hang up on, because you don't have to make an excuse.

Yeah, you're right. And yes, you're right. It is an AI.

It's an AI guy says, Hi, how you doing? You know, this is a nightclub. Don't hang up because, oh and he laughs about something, and he but he has a voice. He has that beautiful voice.

This is Sergeant Pete from the Fraternal Order of Police. Are you interested in in protecting police? It's, yeah, he's

got this guy's got a great voice, yeah. And it's, it comes up, I get that call about once every couple months. Yeah, a couple of months, I get it too. And it's the same guy, it's the same voice, and now it's an AI. So it's not it's and it interacts. It's interactive AI, so you can say something to it, except Are you an AI voice? And then you hear the thing going to a stall as it tries to dredge up an

I'm not a I, yeah, so I want to call out the the press on all sides about this bull crap Dick Cheney endorsement. You think that Dick Cheney was out there with his heart in his in his shoulder bag, which he has, he has that battery powered thing that keeps his heart going. If he still Yeah,

he's got, yeah, he has a heart. But Amazing how long this guy can live.

But it wasn't Dick Cheney. He didn't come out and say that. Oh, this happened in Texas at the what was this? The Texas Tribune interview of his daughter,

Dick Cheney. Your father, a beloved figure among Democrats for many, many years. Do you if you know who he will be supporting or who he'll be voting for? Do you care to share with us who he might be voting for Dick Cheney will be voting for Kamala Harris.

That's the extent of the so called Dick Cheney endorsement. I

thought that. I thought there was a press release that came out from Dick Cheney saying he would support Kamala. Well, I

haven't seen it. I've only, I've only seen headlines

wheat maybe, yeah,

you're on. People are calling for an intervention of your your your ex, your ex usage. They're very concerned.

As long as my numbers go up, and they have been going up, I'm keeping it up. This is good for the show.

So, you know, we

all come on there's funny stuff in there.

Yeah, there is funny stuff. We're just worried that you're too caught up in it. People love you, John, that's why, no, just want to make sure you're okay. Blink twice.

So we handle it. We anyway.

So we finished the whole series of Veep with Julia Louis Dreyfus, and I've been looking at all these parallels with Kamala Harris, and there was a, there was, near the end, she's doing this negotiation with the Chinese, and it turns out the campaign manager she hired is, you know, is working for the Chinese, and they kill her ex husband. And so this throughout the thread of the entire, you know, back end of

Today,

China says it is ending most foreign adoptions of Chinese children. The announcement puts hundreds of American and other foreign families with pending application, their adoptions in limbo. The only exceptions would be for foreigners adopting the children or stepchildren of blood relatives in China. Since the early 90s, the country has sent 10s of 1000s of adoptees overseas, with about half

No, I don't think so. I think that this is a couple of days ago, by the way, yeah, I know it's retaliation today, huh? Yeah,

okay, I'm just getting the timeline Correct. Thank

you. It's retaliation. They don't want whatever Carmel is doing with China. They don't like it, which could be,

by the way, you you kind of, I think you may be light hearted when you say that, but I two people are trying to adopt kids. You might be right. Well, it really upsets. I mean, people who are into adopting kids because, for one reason or another, because they can't have kids they have to adopt. Are they like kids? No, seriously, yeah, they will. This is cutting off one a stream of possible kids that they can raise

a stream of kids. Well, it could be because of the export controls that were announced. You heard about this? I'm not sure. Well, it's from NTD. So you know, when it's about China, it must be true. Must be true, and it also hits on another one of my favorite topics.

Washington has a new plan for stemming the flow of advanced microchips to Beijing. The Commerce Department came out with new rules Thursday. From now on, companies looking to export technology and tools related to quantum computing have to apply for export licenses

quantum computing. You don't say, Are we pivoting?

The new restrictions are meant to prevent Beijing from using that technology to advance its own military semiconductors are critical to military power as they're required for the most advanced weapons and equipment. The guidelines didn't name China, but they expand similar restrictions that the US previously put in place. The

so quantum computing no longer AI, which I found interesting. Now that NVIDIA is crashing, I know it's up 100% over year over year, but still, it's bringing down the whole market. And they've coerced, they've coerced the Dutch into this, like, Hey, you ASML Dutch guys, you're not going to export, right? Because, you know, quantum computing is important for advanced weaponry. The US

previously banned Chinese companies from getting their hands on certain powerful AI chips, but some Chinese firms have been able to utilize computing power generated from these chips with a workaround by using us cloud computing companies like Amazon, web services, the Commerce Department said it expects to see similar export restrictions from friendly countries. The Netherlands is following

that's right. Shut up. Duchies do what we say. I just thought it was interesting that you know, you you ban the supply of kids from China right around the same time that you put export restrictions on quantum computing chips. Is quantum computing really one chip. All I see is, nobody knows what it is, obviously these spaceship things that you see, Google quantum wish it was one chip that worked, yeah, of course it's not. Yeah. That worked, exactly the work

that that worked. The word worked, yeah is the key here. I'd love to know we've been bullshitted into thinking it does well, I'm extremely scared. I mean, you may be skeptical by AI, totally the quantum computing is a non starter. Just

as skeptical of of of quantum as I am of AI, my question is, who I. These are first. Who is making these so called Quantum chips? What company?

I have no idea. They've kind of hinted Samsung's got something to do with this, although that same assertion about Samsung could apply to AI chips the way they said, it was vague. It's vague.

I'm just going to stick with the technology for a moment. We have a lot of dudes named Ben out there and dudettes named Bernadette, who maintain many systems of the windows

thing that I'm kind of waiting on right now is you have windows and you have CrowdStrike right initially, I believe that CrowdStrike is at fault for this, and the reason why is because CrowdStrike pushed an update and then everything broke in Windows because this update was in place only for CrowdStrike related machines. But it's not that simple. Windows pushed an update and CrowdStrike pushed an update and everything was fine, and apparently Windows has then

So I thought this was fascinating. I It happened on a Friday, which is not typical for a Windows Update. No,

they always happen on Tuesdays. And the thing is, I I'm finding peculiar that he keeps saying Windows instead of

Microsoft. Yeah, I didn't like that either. But Windows is not a company, but that, that could just be semantics. So what he's saying is that Windows pushed an update, CrowdStrike pushed an update, and everything was fine, but then Windows pushing up, and remember, we had that Azure outage, which was really odd. We don't quite understand the timing of that, which you would think is Windows machines. Who knows? It's probably all running Linux. Remember Hotmail was running on Linux. Remember

that Microsoft bought and it's, oh, my God, we got to recode the whole thing.

Got to put it on NT.

So I'd like to know our dude's name, Ben out there. Let me know if you have any evidence that that happens, because that would change some potential liability or not. It's EULAs, you know or not.

No, I haven't heard that particular I like the idea about So, what did else do these guys talk about should listen to this podcast. It's

a little it's a little tedious, you know, because it's four guys, and they're yucking it up, and they're all talking together, and they're drawn on whiteboards, and it's the pirate software podcast. Now, good guys. I like them. I like them. I like what they did there.

All right, let's see what we got here. Let's go with you. Just brought this up. You brought up the issue of the Chinese adoption. So might as well go to the A series that was done on PBS fixie, an exposition on family planning that I thought was kind of interesting with the because it has a kicker. Last

year, the US birth rate hit a record low, but data suggests that over the past 30 years, the number of adults who want or wish they had children has remained relatively stable. So why aren't they having children or expanding their families? Ali Rogin explores some of the complexities of today's family planning. Over the past few weeks, we've been speaking with Americans who say they want to have a child or grow their families about why

grow your family.

Reminds me, I stopped it here thinking, well, this might be an interesting report. Then it turns out that you should listen and listen and listen. It is just a pro. It's a Kamala Harris promotional piece.

Of course, I always wanted kids I love before you

play this second part. It cuts into interviews with just a random they have a person. Then. Say, boy, they don't like having kids, and then another person, they just one after the other, after the other, after the other. And you can start to hear the Kamala Harris promotion within the what these people are complaining about. Not everyone, by the way, look like they ever I'm sorry, none of them look like they want to have kids anyway. But okay, I always

wanted kids. I love kids, but economically, I don't really know of anyone who can swing it anymore, even parents that are working full time, they can't afford childcare. They don't have a village to help them raise them. I'm grateful that we are in like, a stable financial situation. Still, it's difficult to raise a child. We don't have any family close by. We have friends who also have kids. Is

she Chinese? Is this? Is this a Chinese lady? She was Spanish. Oh,

so they are also busy taking care of their families. It's difficult. We don't we don't have anyone. Every year there comes out a new statistic of whether or not we've hit the turning point for climate change, and that's something that I take into consideration when it comes to starting a family, because I don't want to raise a child in a world that every year gets closer and closer to becoming uninhabitable. So

Kamala Harris, climate change, okay, you better bring it home in the kicker.

Well, let's bring it home in the

kicker, if universal child care was an option and we didn't have to worry about that, if universal health care was an option, and, you know, I wouldn't have to wonder if I can anticipate, you know, regular maternal care, high quality maternal care while I was pregnant, then, yeah, we absolutely would have made an effort to expand our family, for sure?

Yeah, yes. Because, of course, that's the 6000 that's

exactly two main things. Is, you know, having universal child care, because you can't keep care of your own child, so you have to have somebody else. You want the government to take care of your child, and you want the government to take over the medical system. So there you go. There's, that's the camel. It went on. And if you if I played the whole thing, you start to hear it. No, I

heard it's all about sense. And you know, Sir Brian Baron of the Connecticut River Valley, he went searching for the 19 million new business applications. Ah, which I love, because, you know, that's what time talent treasure is all about. Yeah, totally, we have the best producers in the

good catch. Yeah, congratulations on that. Yeah,

which I thought was a very good catch. Yeah, more Bs, and that's not exactly a new business filing. But okay, we'll take it. We'll take it. Brought up climate change. Do

you mind if I good I got some climate change clips. I'll start it off with

the latest climate change. This

is what Asia's most powerful storm so far this year looks like, maximum sustained winds in excess of 230 kilometers per hour, battered southern China, damaging everything in its path, from buildings to trees, at least two people were killed and dozens injured in Hainan province, hundreds of 1000s of homes were left without power. Transport links were suspended, schools closed and millions of people

it is, due to climate change. It's all climate change. Everything is climate change. It's all climate change. You know, of course, we have some kind I've

never had a super typhoon before. I was in Taiwan once during a typhoon. It was interesting.

Okay, John, so

I went to a to a department store who would do some shopping, and as this thing was coming in before I get back to the hotel, and I've never had this quite this experience before, but it started raining. So you couldn't it was like, the rain was like, it's like a like, a Deep Fog. You couldn't see five feet in front of you and you, but you had to make a run for it to get to a taxi to get out of there. And one step, I

point at you and say, due to climate change?

No, everybody Yes. They always say, climate change. A lot of broken umbrellas. Let's put it that way.

Oh, that'll happen. So I guess the western part of the southwestern part of the United States, we got Arizona. We have Los Angeles, the heat dome moved over there, also known as summer in Texas. In Texas, it's been written. How about that? We were, we've been in Mexico. It's been pretty. It's very humid, but it's been 84 degrees. You know, it's nice. It's beautiful Hawaii weather, yeah, and a Texas, 7274 rain,

hottest year on record, likely to hit 108 degrees today in Phoenix Arizona tomorrow and the next day. Nothing.

It's that's, that's low for Phoenix Arizona. Phoenix

Arizona, in the summer like now, and it's, it's unbelievably hot, and it would, yeah, you can't even get back into your car if you, if you have to leave it outside, you can't get back into it. You have to take your key. You have to try to open the door with like, a napkin or so. You have need something, because you burn your hand on the door handle. You get the door open, you you reach and turn your put the key into the

getting in, before getting in and and this is where us being somewhat uh, older, or, as they say in Mexico, Anejo, she's

also the name of a age tequila. Well,

that's why I brought it up. Anejo aged. We like a fine age tequila. We know that this is nothing new. I've been to Arizona as a kid. It was hot. I've been to Nevada. We as kids, we went to, I remember our parents, oh, you're in Vegas. I don't remember why, but it must have been nine, so a good 51 years ago. And we literally did the old, oh, let's, let's boil an egg, let's fry an egg on the pavement. And it worked. You know, it's so anyway, it's horrible. It's 108 in Phoenix, Arizona.

This past Tuesday, Phoenix officially recorded a record breaking 100 straight days of heat at or above 100 degrees Fahrenheit. And since the heat dome over the Southwest has not budged, that record is likely to continue to go up. Today will be 104 of one days of 100 degree weather, and more than half of those days have been higher than 110 degrees. Record breaking heat in recent years has also caused a record number of heat related injuries, illnesses and deaths across the

obviously, dramatic increases, the same as saying 50% increase over what we don't know. We don't know what the baseline is, and we know that people who burn themselves on the pavement are usually drug addicts who are passing out and burning on the pavement. But doesn't matter. You know you're just walking around and you burn yourself on the pavement. That's the impression they give us. But you

should know what happens to your body when it exposes itself to extreme heat. What

does your body do when it exposes itself to extreme heat? Job,

well, usually the My body doesn't expose itself. I have some some control over it, and and usually, usually sweats, maybe, or it decides to go inside or find some shade. Does

your body decide to do that?

You on its own. You've got a great

body. The human body has evolved to maintain a core temperature of about 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit, or 37 degrees Celsius. Our bodies are built with complex, effective temperature regulation systems to try to help us handle variable weather in extreme heat. Those temperature regulation systems are hard at work. First, your body attempts thermal regulation by moving blood flow outward toward the

wow. This he's explaining sweating. This is great.

What kind of morons listen to this MSNBC

viewers who think everything is due to climate change. By the way, the same thing happens when you're in the sauna,

flush. Then your body begins to sweat. A sweat evaporates. It carries HEAT off the body in an attempt to cool it. But if it's really hot, especially if it's hot and humid, these thermal regulation systems that we've developed won't be enough. Oh no. Go

inside. Go inside. Quick.

The heart will continue to be fast, putting strain on cardiovascular systems. The skin will continue to sweat, depleting your body of water and essential electrolytes. Oh, I need electro electrolytes. Electrolytes. Quick dehydration will set

in. Have a drink of water, maybe

excessive sweating will cause an imbalance of fluids and salts in the human system, muscles will cramp. They'll feel weak. Your heart will keep working harder. The kidneys, which help filter waste and manage fluid in your body, become strained.

Wow, this

is so good. I feel weak my kidneys, I don't what should I do?

As your body loses water, the volume of body in your water decreases. So does your blood pressure? No, the blood thickens as it loses moisture. The heart that has to my

blood is thickening. I'm slowing down. I don't think I can make it inside for a drink of water. And harder

to pump blood to the brain, because less brain to the less blood to the brain means less oxygen to the brain, which causes lightheadedness, confusion, dizziness, even fainting, like our president, when unable to regulate your body's core temperature rises rapidly. If your body's core temperature nears 104 degrees, it reaches the threshold for heat stroke, with that strain on the heart, on the brain, on the kidneys and the liver. All that's happening now is that

organs are failing, failing. If your

body hits a core temperature of 107 degrees, Wow, your body's proteins begin to break down. There is irreversible vital organs, and usually comes death,

death, oh, no, death, death is next. So this is a very long lead into the Copernicus Institute, which is this, this European, you know, they've now become the, the, the, the, the official word on climate change and temperatures. They're in the EU, funded by the EU and but everyone believes in the Copernicus Institute, extreme

heat is even deadlier than hurricanes, tornadoes and floods combined. Really,

I don't, I don't think that's blood through I think

combined everything all dropped from heat. Yeah,

I have a feeling that more people die in hurricanes and stuff. But

okay, statistician out there listening to the show, we can get some numbers.

Last year was the hottest here on record globally, and this summer broke last year's record. Just yesterday, the European Union's Copernicus climate change service reported that summer 2024 was the hottest, most humid summer ever recorded on Earth, ever on Earth. This summer, the Biden administration announced a heat plan, an initiative to help protect workers from excessive heat, as well as to fortify communities across the country to handle extreme heat as it

stop, stop, stop. He all of a sudden changes from climate change the very at the very end, when condemning Trump, yes to human caused climate change. Why nowhere in the report so far has it been brought up that they believe it's human caused? It's just climate change. It could be a natural phenomenon. Could because of the sun, could

I would say climate change is caused by project 2025 that's what's going that's what's going on here. Meanwhile,

as Trump and some Republicans in Congress continue to deny the existence of human caused climate change, the project 2025 blueprint for the next conservative administration wants to gut the EPA. Wants to completely dismantle the. Weather Service and Noah, oh,

no, we won't know if there's climate change. Then they

want to gut, if they want to eliminate, they want to shut down the epic, I don't, I never

heard this. Hello. It's in Project 25

oh, it's in that stupid project 2025. Thing that they Yeah, that Trump never read, yes,

exactly. That's what's going on.

Oh, well, I got a couple of things here I want to play. One is the course we have to play this. This is a even NTD, or which seems to be your favorite channel. Now that you're stealing my material, you're

stealing my material,

I just have to just have to just a little bitty climate clip from man TD, and this is the feels like feels like temperature. They're even doing it this

week, the nation is bracing for a severe heat wave with extreme temperatures anticipated to affect 32 major cities. Some areas are expected to exceed 105 degrees starting Wednesday, a heat advisory has been issued for South Florida, including Miami, Dade Broward and the Florida Keys were, feels like temperatures could soar to 110 degrees Wednesday afternoon feels

like temperatures.

Feels like temperatures. You know, I've been working with Horowitz for over a decade on the and he lives in Florida, and I don't care, any Floridian will tell you the same thing, the summers in Florida are miserable, yes. So what else is new? Yeah. And anyway, and CNN report feels like temperature.

CNN reports it's early September. What should be the busiest stretch of hurricane season. Forecasters predicted this was going to be a bad one, storm after storm, the most bullish forecasts on record in straight instead, the Atlantic Ocean is enveloped in a rare and strange calm that has flummoxed forecasters. And here's the

finish you read. I know if you're reading that, but yeah, this is fascinating, because what's happened, and this was reported. We didn't have any I didn't get any clips of it, but about two weeks ago, they were wondering, Where's all these damned hurricanes they're supposed to have? Yeah, and they and the and the water is warmer than usual, and now they come up with this bogus theory. They keep theorizing. Everything's done in the pat you know, this old armchair quarterbacking

don't know what to do. I'm confused. I think we actually predicted this was gonna this was gonna happen. I think that maybe a few months back, oh, it's gonna be the worst September ever. You watch climate change. It's gonna kill so many people Florida, be on beyond watch horrible. I think we even just out of principle, said, No, it's not gonna happen.

You got it right. Just out of principle, exactly so full of it, yeah, that it doesn't take a genius to say, Oh, that's not gonna happen. As

an aviator, I can tell you that you can predict what's going to happen in a certain area, like an airport. Weather wise, you can do 24 hours, but really 12 hours, you can predict that. You can't predict anything out further out than that. So it's all horse crap. It really is. But this is, this is the one man this. This is what they're going to use to talk about, you know, this will be the reason for all these

Nile virus, spread by mosquitoes, is now deadly in New Jersey, the state health department New Jersey deaths were older adults in Cumberland and Mercer counties.

Of course, old people die all the time, from from disease,

he died, please. New infection. Well, I get the bird. I could

Oh, you just okay. That's okay. You can you? Oh, you have another play my

bird here's another one, same thing, bird flu. This time, bird flu. Get you let bird flu out. Oh,

I'm sorry. Health officials have identified a person in Missouri sick with bird food, despite having no known contact with animals, marks the first case of the virus in the United States this year, not linked to farm work, and appears Juliana Kim reports the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that a person in Missouri was hospitalized and treated for bird flu. Unlike other human cases, this patient has no

do you get it from? This? To get it from another person or a monkey?

Well, the way I see it, who cares? It's one guy out of the blue who got bird flu? There are people getting sick or getting shot, or there's all kinds of news around. This is a non story. I'm going to make a prediction, trying to make it a story. Well, of course, I'm

going to make a prediction. The on deck for the next solution for climate change will be roundabouts.

Roundabouts, yes, okay, you better explain that one roundabouts

in.

Oh, wait a minute. Let me guess, let me I can, I guess? Yeah, go for it. You go round about, you know, roundabout is the thing in the middle of you. They have these in Berkeley, they put them in for no good reason. Climate. What are we gonna do? We got four way stops. I don't know what to do. So then they have the roundabouts, which are more dangerous, and very few people know how to use them correctly

no. First of all, it doesn't surprise me that Berkeley has them, and I bet, if you look into it, Berkeley probably had a study done that said people don't idle at roundabouts. You see, you're not sitting there with your car idling, idling, throwing greenhouse gasses into the air, waiting for either a a four way stop, which is confusing, or for a traffic light. Roundabouts will be the I'm telling you. You can write it down on the book. Roundabouts are going to be the next climate change solution.

Roundabouts, I find them incredibly annoying. With that,

I'd like to thank you for your courage. Say in the morning to you, the man who put the sea in the kids from China, say hello to my friend on the other end, the one the only Mr. John.

The morning to you. Miss. The morning, all ships to see boots on the ground, feet in the air, subs in the water, and all the Dames and nights out there.

Hello. Hello there trolls. We have 21 let me count the trolls for a second I was looking for 2101 this seems on par. It seems pretty good, particularly for low for vacation week. What was my what was the cotton gin? What was the, what was the the peak? What was the, was the peak? I want the peak was

we have one of our producers that's, that's good. Cotton Gin

does that? Yeah? Cotton gin? Yeah, cotton gin hasn't posted it yet. He's probably looking right. He's

doing a statistical analysis of the flow of the flow of roundabouts. He's got all these numbers. It's like, here it is. He can. He sent me an email condemning me for questioning his abilities. Well, cotton

gin is the man 2215, he says

was that was the hot, slow. The pillow thing is low,

it's low, it's low. And we had a newsletter fail. What happened?

I don't know I but I'm looking at alternative news. You

blame you blamed Linux. You said my Linux did it.

There is I got a long note. We have a bunch of guys out there that know what they're doing. And he claims that the Linux there's a couple of products that Linux servers use consistently that are spam blockers, and we get that our sites keep coming up in them.

That's because people report us. That's what happens. That's how that's how it happens. Douchebags, you can get off for what

being night, for telling the truth, for getting to the bottom of things, or for condemning Democrats. Yeah, there you go.

I think that must be go. Look at who maintains Linux, and we understand these trolls are listening in the troll room, which you can join@trollroom.io or you can use a modern podcast app, you know, the one that has transcriptions so you can read along if you're in a foreign country and want to learn some English and like, Oh, what is this word? Oh, it's good. I get

so it's a moving target. It is, it is, it's

a moving target. But you know that's, that's why it's worth a Nobel Peace Prize. I heard that this past week, Spotify deplatformed an inordinate amount of episodes and podcasts, and I'm getting a list.

What's an inordinate mean to you? 10, no, 100, 100 100

I'd say 100 100 podcasts. That's a lot. And from what I understand, most of it were, most of these podcasts were political podcasts.

Oh, we'd be toast on that platform.

You know, the we used to have couple, we're not

even really political. We're basically a political it just so turns out, yeah, yes, that we condemn one side more than the other. Although we condemn both sides in

this election, we certainly do. I mean, I mean, look the demons. Yeah, when

you got some dipshit like Kamala Harris running for president, people are voting for you. You gotta be honest. Do you gotta be Oculus. You can't borderline nuts.

You have to be honest with the people. That's just, that's just the fact, we used to have a couple of guys would upload the podcast to YouTube, you remember that? And then put, you know, just an image in it. Some of them, I think even, would put in extra images. Yeah, and they stopped doing they said, you know, I'm getting strikes on my account.

Yeah, I would. Did you hear their numbers?

Oh, there, I can't. You're gonna make me nauseous if you tell me their numbers. I know. I mean, I had Dana Brunetti wife. Is on onlyfans. No, she's a, she's a entertainment lawyer. Oh, no, and she the inherit the she's an heiress to the Bijan fashion fortune.

Oh, can she? Can she get me a bag? She, you know, she

can't even get me a sweater. Okay, wait, Alex. Alex is her name.

I can just see you in a Bijou sweater.

So she's, it's Bijon, I think, whatever. And she's an entertainment lawyer. And she just in passing, mentioned to me about one of her clients who was having, you know, an only fans client, person about their their never mentioned who it was, but it's one of her clients. And she said she'd made 10 million last year

only fans revenue this past year, $7 billion

it's unbelievable. Maybe, meanwhile, people bitch about sending us five bucks. Maybe we

should, maybe we should turn on some cameras, take off our shirts. You

know, my pay off. You never know. You can be

in the troll room, like, flip your hair. Adam, okay, no problem. Yeah, I'll do anything at this point.

No, yeah, and I'm sure that the ten million girl, I'm assuming it's a girl, is not the top earner.

Oh, no, I'm

sure there's I didn't I should ask Alex about this. But she probably, because she's been into it enough, she probably knows the top earners, probably 50, 60 million bucks. Who knows? Well,

maybe this is a year, maybe we can get some tips on what to do, because we're doing something wrong.

We're not doing anything wrong and we're not it's just as different type. But there's, there's some people that have a an allure that we

lack. Yes, yes. I think we lack several pieces of allure. Was

two in particular, yes, exactly two are allures that a lot of these girls have, yes, and I think that accounts for a lot of it.

Well, we know where the donations are going. The going to only fans stop spending your money. They. Air, send something to the best podcast in the universe.

You're not getting a date with those women. Hello,

John and Adam, however, will come to clean your house. No problem whatsoever. Instead, we have opted for a true value for value, mug club media. The future of media is small people, that's that's how you know. I really believe that. I think that, you know, you'll have these just pockets, little pockets of entertainment, and people support them. And I'm happy with, in general, happy with the support we get. I know you're never happy, but I'm happy with the support we get.

us at all. Yeah, you're, you're shocked. Sometimes

I am like, What? What? What this is actually, still, hey, it'll be when is October, right? Isn't it coming up

the end of October is our anniversary. But we have before the at the end of this month, we're having our show 1700 Wow. And that'll be,

Oh, that's right, it's a seven episodes away. Oh, that is the end. Yeah, it's

coming right up,

though. So we have 1700 and our 17 year anniversary. Is that what kind of, what kind of

one two punch we usually get some money for during this period? Is not today, necessarily, but we get some money. Is

17 a particular stone? Or is it a?

Is it a stone?

Yeah, like a diamond, Ruby, or is it a,

you know, the book of knowledge? Who answered this question? I don't have 17, but somebody, somebody in the in the troll room, the few people that are there, one of them should know what the 17th anniversary stone is. I'd

like to know. I am indeed quite interested. The 17 whole would be my

guess. Kidney No, that

doesn't sound right. Kid, no,

kidney stone is not that'd be good. Interesting ring, though I like

it is a prime number, though 17 is a prime number. So that's, that's, that's, there's something there

that is a, that's a big deal. Yeah.

Caroline. What Caroline? Carnelian, carnelian, or Carnelian

Carnelian? Yeah, Carnelian. Those are the little red stones. They actually have met the beaches over here in San Francisco, San Francisco in the off the peninsula, not the peninsula, but Marin County beaches have Cornelius in the sand that you can pick up as

you walk along. So it's not a very valuable stone, is what you're telling Not really. None

of it's just sitting there. It's pretty though.

So the way it works, and you've already heard some boots on the ground, and we have people we can call upon who help us, because if there's one thing about the best podcasting universe, we have more and better producers than any other media outlet known to man. That's why we can say in the universe and everywhere, somebody has some special

Like, who do we use

listening to the show? You figure it out. It really

is, I send them a link to no agenda Art generator.com which is where anyone who has talent or not at all can upload art. And sometimes the no talents or just the prompt jockeys win. And quite big actually, although I was looking at the Latina actually asked me, Do you still have the stats? Yeah, it's still nick the rat, Martin JJ, and then comes Darren O'Neill, and those guys are still at the top for all the episodes they did. And Nick uploads something from

posts on mastodon. Oh, he

does. Yeah, he How do you know you're not on mastodon? How do you know

this is so I'm referring back to the last time it was on Mastodon, which was about a year ago, and he was posting quite a bit. Okay, I guess I have him confused with someone else, but I don't think so.

I did hear from my birthday. I did hear from pelker. So he's still around. Oh,

good as I wonder if he listens to the show. I

think so. Well, maybe not. I don't know. I don't know. Anyway, our

he found a new lady and she told him to stop listening. As you think that was it. That's possible. That's possible, very common. Yeah, guys that do anything that women tell them to

Yes, see, true fans, $7 billion

yes, perfect example, only fans, not true fans. Man, there's not like true fans, though it'd be good. We can start that. No, it's

already a new podcast app, true fans. True fans. FM, that's why it was on my brain. You saw it? Yeah, past my brain. Yeah. We want to thank correct a record who has been around for a long time, who brought us the artwork for Episode 1692 we titled that one salted ducks, and we just laughed at this one. It was Putin holding up some cash. Yeah.

We normally don't like putting politicians into the arts. We don't make that clear. So we don't have a bunch of it happening. We

don't. But this was funny. It made sense in context of the of the tenant media scandal. And even had plastered over there value for value. We like the use of the Russian, you know, the Cyrillic kind of font. So

we chose it, yes, yeah, I think, I think that made it full, full for Cyrillic Yes. Font worked at the top.

There were a couple of other decent tries. There was data did niet agenda, which had kind of an Uncle Sam puppet, also with the faux Cyrillic font. Darren O'Neill did a, he tried, tried a good job there with the podcaster vending machine by a podcaster, but didn't quite hit home. Let me see, Darren also did a free speech troll. No, the no Russian money here, another corrector record, a couple of manosphears,

looked at his prompts, and it's like he's really good. I mean, I think I don't know where I get the sense that Darren first got a clue from comic strip blogger, possibly, and then took it, took it in a new direction. God, it's like having the it's a knack thing you get, you kind of get a feeling for it, and you can just start throwing requests at the AI, and its response correctly,

open AI.

It may also be, I don't know what he's using for a system. There's so many of these

now. Yeah, there are. Well open AI is now discussing their new pricing model for their next this is going to be the the large language model that really works, the really, really good one this time. It'll really, really, really, really work. Do you know what they're going to charge per month?

$100 $2,000

why? What? Yep, yeah, for, I think it's called Strawberry. Is there next? The next release?

Well, that's not gonna work. It'll finally

make sense with the amount of investment that's gone into it. Yes. The the new reasoning focused LLM dubbed strawberry, and a new flagship LLM called Orion. It's finally gonna work. You can alert Andrew Horowitz. He loves this stuff. It. It tells him exactly what to do in the market,

and I'll bet it's so accurate at picking stocks. Yes,

he won't have to go to work anymore. This beautiful anyway. Thank you very much. Correct a record, but thank you to all of our artists, all of them, just like correct a record, art masters Dutch fine and Masters of Fine Art. And you can join that Legion by going to no agenda, artgenerator.com, create an account if you don't have one, upload it. You know, we look at everything and we appreciate and we'll be honest, we're going to help you with your skills. So there people

Spunk, so good for him. He's a talented guy. I actually prefer his fine art. But

yeah, I miss him. Do all this. I miss him as long as he's, you know, once he went over there, yeah, he

wasn't, he was he, he, when he was doing stuff for the show, it was like, let me get a couple of wins here, and I'm out.

See ya. See you later, boys. Yeah, you know exactly, see a boys done.

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yeah, we've been talking about 30 threes for 1515, years, minimum. You used to do a section on this show called the magic number, yeah. And you would read the 33 references for about 10 minutes, and then it got such a to be such a long segment, you just stopped doing it.

But also we had boring we had super cuts and everything during the pandemic. Manners. Just

be pre pandemic with this, doing it forever. We're all over it. But no, we, of course, we, we set the stage for other people to take advantage of the situation. So what are you gonna do that's all

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And that wraps up our executive and Associate Executive producers for Episode 1693 on our way to 1700 That'll be exciting to celebrate 1700 episodes with you, John, 1700 we were talking, we were talking about relationships the other day. And like, that's funny, John and I don't really have a relationship. We just, I guess we have a working relationship, but

we just, we're we talk professionally, yes,

but after, I mean, I've been with you in three years, and remember, four more to go, I will have been with you longer than any of my marriages.

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one international clip out of the way.

Oh boy. International clip riots

in France. France the new prime minister. Everyone's bent out of shape about this guy? Yes,

is it France? New pm protests? Is that that would

be itchy, angry demonstrators from the left turned out across France to protest President Emmanuel Macron decision to appoint a Conservative Prime Minister rather than a candidate from among their ranks and Paris. Eleanor Beardsley reports, while no party got a majority, the leftist coalition got the most votes in a snap legislative elections this summer. Voters on the left say they're the ones

Well, this is and actually, I have a follow on clip to this, because I've been following this as well. This is bull crap, because it was really the far right who got most of the votes, but the left, the entire left and center said, Oh no, we're not going to let you into govern we're going to all be together. And even though we hate each other and can't decide on anything, we just don't want you far right to run the

for the guy's pretty uh even keeled, yeah, I think it's a good choice too.

Yeah. I mean, he, by the way, far right is bull crap, because this guy, actually, I have a who is Michel Barnier. Clip. Who is

Michel Barnier, France's new prime minister. Michel Barnier is a member of the Republicans, a right wing political party. The 73 year old is set to be the oldest Prime Minister in modern France's Fifth Republic history, replacing 34 year old Gabriel Ital, who was the youngest Barnier, is a seasoned politician with a diverse background as a foreign agriculture and Environment Minister in numerous governments in the world of European

you know, the French should be delighted,

guys of he's a French guy. He's French. Yes, he's for France. He's a, you know, the, yeah, he's a, basically, a French guy.

He they should be delighted. Should be delighted with him. No,

they're the globalists, aren't they're they hate, they hate the French, they hate the they hate all these countries, they want to be one giant, you know Reich,

exactly, and and if Trump wins, you're going to see the same thing happen in the United States. You're going to see the left nut jobs, the globalists come out and go insane. I can guarantee it. There was always Trump doesn't win, it's gonna be civil war. Now, if Trump wins, they're all gonna go ape crap, or, I should say ape shit. Really

ape crap. I'm so show titles. I'm

so used to saying crap instead of shit that I said ape crap doesn't sound right. Don't you think

absolutely, there's no doubt about it, that they're gonna kind of a replay of 2016 although it's gonna have to change some of their strategies, because we're getting sick of the old arguments. And the people that are that are coming out, are the ones that I always retweeting. Are they, you know, crazy looking people that are look like women or guys. You don't even know what sex they are, and they got the big nose rings right in the nostril, nothing right in the middle. I want a cow.

How many of those people do you really think there are?

I don't think there's that many. No, but they have a there's not a lot, but they have a high profile, and then they're fun to mock. And there's a lot of teachers that fall into that category, which is really a scary part. That's,

it's that's distressing. Okay, I'm gonna walk into your beat. I can't help it, but this is it. Is your beat, and I'm taking it down to the depths you have not been able to go before because Kristen Welker, who doesn't know her for Meet the Press, I

was watching her this morning, and you did those hands of hers. You're like an old black laborer. They're huge and they're they're not made up at all. You know, you're supposed to do hand makeup to lighten them up or something. Yeah,

it does yellow. They

don't do anything with their hands.

We're looking at this purely from a television production standpoint, yeah, yeah, obviously I don't care. Well, I'm just making sure everybody but

it is distressing to watch it

either don't use your hands or yellow. Her up, was what John just said. Okay,

well, they yell her, they yellow her up, but they don't do anything with their hands.

I know which I, you know, I'm

very pale. So when they, when I was doing TV, yeah, they would make me up your hands and do the same. I always, you always tell them that you have to tell the makeup artist to do it, because they rather not. But you tell them you get through some of my hands because, because if you're, if you're made up, and you're darkened up a little bit, and then you lift your hand, it looks like a skeletal hand was

And by the way, these days, I mean, a lot has changed since we were in television, John, in fact, the biggest change is we used to have blue screen. Now it's green screen. People, that's how old we are. I remember when it was blue screen,

but also screen was the original.

Yeah, the original key, key color. But now, nowadays they don't have pancake makeup. They have spray. It's a spray on, and you just go and spray right on. So they could easily spray the hands. It'll take 30 seconds, 30 seconds to spray the hands. Anyway, yeah, so I am diving into a trend, which you identified months and months ago. Ago as something new, something that is probably well, that has always been the question, is it even constitutional? And here's the opening salvo, 54

year old father, Colin gray faces 14 charges, including four counts of involuntary manslaughter, two counts of second degree murder and eight counts of Cruelty to Children. The director of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation saying the father, quote, knowingly allowed his son to possess a weapon. Law enforcement sources telling NBC News he gifted his son an AR 15 style rifle after both of them were interviewed in May of 2023 by the FBI in connection with threats to carry

you identified this right away as a new trend, which is lock the parents up for the things that the kids have done and we've seen

and I to go further, I I believe it to be a racist trend, because I think the long term target is the black family.

That's right, because about that, yes, I'd forgotten

about this, and I believe this is just opening salvos. So you can say, Well, we did it the whites, and now we can do it the blacks, and they're going to go when they go when they go after the black family, especially those single moms who raise a bunch of kids that aren't are not well well behaved. Let's put it that way. There. It's going to cause issues, but they've got, they're going to, they're going to back it up with it, doing it to the white families, at least one or

So of course, this was politicized. I'm actually going to skip that. Joe Biden, you know, like, oh, it's guns in America. JD, Vance, fact of life, got to arm this teachers. We got to make sure no one to come to but more important and more interesting to myself, you and the show is, how does this work? How does this work? Legally? Danny,

let me turn to you. The charges against the suspect's father are unusual, but not unprecedented. What do you make of them and put them into context for

what say you for us, if

you can, we're in a moment in American history where it seems like there's a sea change for all of American history, we have not held parents criminally responsible for the crimes of their children unless they participate or facilitate the crime. This is a major change in that we are charging parents with murder, in this case, not intentional murder. This is a version of reckless murder. Not all murder

does this like? Reckless murder like when they killed Garrett Weaver's up there in this compound, killed his wife with a sniper, just FBI. Sniper just shot his wife who had nothing to do with anything. He killed him dead.

That was dog. That was law enforcement. But standby.

It's different.

It's different than whatever they want. Okay, it's lawfare to the highest degree. It's coming up. That's

exactly what's going on here. The father is being charged with under Georgia law, you can be charged with second degree murder as a result of Cruelty to Children. That's a separate criminal statute that requires criminal negligence and

I love this because the FBI did nothing. They failed to act properly, but the parent is now to blame because they failed to act properly, even though law enforcement was called in, and this morning, I even read that the mother had sent had called the school and said, you use like imminent threat. So

Danny, help us just break down some of these charges, their second degree murder charges they're apparently based on the Cruelty to Children charges break that down with how they differ from the eight counts of Cruelty to Children charges, he's being separately charged with Cruelty to Children, but that particular section of the murder statute, second degree murder requires a predicate of Cruelty to Children. So while freestanding charge by itself, it is also the

foreseeability. Wow,

pre crime, totally. Let's

talk about this new era. Because, of course, the crumblies in Michigan again, their son charged with a school shooting as well, put all of this into context and that sea change that we witnessed when the crumb leaves were convicted. Yes, exactly, even though it's not precedential in the sense that it's only a trial court in Michigan. And of course, this

Can this also apply to your spouse? You know, it's like, oh, Adam, always, yeah,

you could, you could go with this. I think this is a trend. It's going to happen. And I'm actually, I'm surprised the mom has who's a fentanyl or crackhead. I don't know what. Something's wrong with her. They should have been brought into the they're separated, so I guess I can. It's gonna be harder to prove, but the mom should have been

how will that also apply to podcast partners? If you just go eventually,

eventually, but it's years away. That's, I wouldn't worry about it. We're getting there. Okay. Now shooting any place you're the one to be shooting somewhat place up in your what I'm saying is, armed to the teeth in Texas,

you shouldn't worry about it. Is what you meant to say. Don't worry about it for now. Yeah, I should worry about it yet. Four more years, yet. Hang in there. Four more years. Boeing continues to be in the news, this time with the Starliner. It was

just about midnight, Eastern Time, when starliners, three main shoots lit up in the night sky over New Mexico. Touchdown, Starliner is back on Earth, a 10 day mission that turned into a three month stay at the International Space Station. Coming to a partial conclusion, it's

I There's a lot of great theories out there in the conspiracy circles about this event. My favorite house, I would like to hear a few. Oh, they're dead.

I think that's a bit much. Yeah, from

their dead to they actually didn't go to space. They were down in the oceans, working on a different project, and they're trapped and they can't get out. There's a lot of great theories out there. Is

that sounds like nothing, but fun. Yeah, I like it. I would like to know if there is, assume that these are all bull, bull crap, and they're not dead. They're stuck up there. They're going to come back with the with the Elon Musk device. The question that nobody's if I'm a journalist, I'm asking this question, how much are they getting paid? Are they getting overtime for being stuck in this because they're supposed to go up and come back, and there are test pilots

You do in the fake space station, you make your hair if you, if you

were, if you were in the station and you were making hundreds of 1000s of dollars in overtime because enough to pay you 24/7, which means there's time and a half, double time, triple time, who knows what? Yeah, I'd be happy to they don't complain. So. But does anyone ask this question, and why don't they ask this question? Who? What compensation are they getting financially for being stuck up there? For the same

reason, you're getting compensated as a podcaster, instead of a journalist with the mainstream

identify, make more money as a podcaster than I do, is the journalists don't make anything. Yeah, it just, it's a pathetic industry. Is a pathetic business, and most of the journalists, unless you're on network TV and you're making millions, which is a rare group, most of the writers are just starving to death,

or they're the side hustles. As

another thing, the word side hustle bothers me.

I brought it up for you, just to get you riled up. I know that you hate that.

It's like a hustle means you're scamming. To me, a Huss, I'm a hustler. I'm scamming somebody. So in other words, you're working for a living and you've got a side hustle, which means, to me, it means you're a criminal. It may, if you someone says, I got a side hustle and do it as a side hustle, I would say, then you're this is a criminal activity. That's only thing. That's my definition of it a hustle, all right. I mean, you don't have any pushback on me saying, No, you're foolish crap. No,

I'm with you. I think you're absolutely right side hustle is, is a bad a bad term, I think so. Yeah, do you okay? What would you prefer to be called? So we can address this appropriate second

job. Second second job. Oh,

it is weekend gig. There you go. Now, Boeing has finally caught a break and not widely reported, so they've got to step up. The PR boys,

the world's biggest airlines, is canceling dozens of flights over concerns about possible engine problems. Cathay Pacific is inspecting its entire fleet of Airbus A 350s after part of an engine failed on a flight from Hong Kong to Zurich, the plane was forced to return to Hong Kong and landed safely. Cathay Pacific says repair work is now underway across its entire fleet of a 350s CNN, Hannah's Yadi is on the story for us and Hannah Cathay Pacific now making repairs as it

So not exactly an Airbus issue, but if I was Boeing, not at all. But if I was Boeing, I'd be out there saying, see their bus, no good, at least for the public, at least for the public. The public, you know, there's no attention to themselves, yeah, well, there's maybe they got enough problems with it, with the dead astronauts, I hear you. It's a real problem. And then this news, which is just not getting, really, not really, getting the attention it deserves. Here's the teaser. The

FBI raided the homes of several New York City Mayor Eric Adams top deputies federal agencies electronic devices from the police commissioner, the school's chancellor and two deputy mayors. None of the officials have been charged with a crime. The raids come nearly a year after federal agencies the mayor's electronic devices in a federal corruption investigation involving alleged donations made by Turkish officials to his campaign. So when

I first saw this report come through, I thought it was old and like, didn't that already happen? But this is a continuation, and ABC this morning had had more details, which kind of helps us a little bit in understanding what's happening. This seems like a lot of nepotism and all kinds of stuff going on here. The

Queen's home of the city's Deputy Mayor of public safety, Philip banks sits quiet. Thursday afternoon, shutters drawn after the FBI conducted a search early Wednesday morning and the Hamilton heights home of the first deputy mayor Sheena Wright, another one of New York City Mayor Eric Adams closest aides and friends also raided by the FBI. Wright shares a home with her partner New York City Schools Chancellor David Banks,

So this turkey thing is it keeps popping up. It's only really been the most recent reports that they're talking about it. I don't know what's going on. What I What is not mentioned, and I think your your no agenda show should mention, because it's unavoidable, is that all of those implicated are so called black people, as mo would say, or people of color.

That's what he wouldn't say, No. He

would say so called black people. Yeah, he

hates the term, of course, color.

But there's something to be said about that. In this case, this seems like a lot of nepotism going on in in New York, and I know from the the New York,

wait a minute. Let's stop for a second, let me, let me. You step back, you say, and try to comprehend the notion that corruption exists in New York City.

I know what's going on. I

don't know what to make of it.

Yeah, but with Turkey, I mean, is that an Erdogan thing is, I mean, there's a

lot this is like. This reminds me of the I don't have a clip, but Kamala, they were talking about how she had collected $350 million in small donations over the last month, as opposed to Trump's 140 million old seems like a lot of money, no matter who gets it and how, but this small donations thing, which they then said was perfected by Obama, yeah, with Chinese, this is, yes, this is a scam of some sort, and it's a major one, but it's for it's like Saudi money or something

speaking of too much money, Elon Musk, I'm staying on the beat. You know, the reason why I am staying on the Elon beat, with his freedom of speech, is for this very simple and again, you disagree with me, and that's the way it should be. I just want to be the guy looking the other direction. You never know. Everyone's very enamored with x. Loves it. It's great. You you are. You are totally

a lot of people hate it. You're, you are, most journalists in the Bay Area, for example, who are all part of Bay age does something or other. Dot, mastodon. Dot, whatever. Yeah, yeah, social, dot, yes, dot, mastodon. Dot, mastodon. Yeah, it's, do I go there and I have an account on Mastodon social, and I use it to follow the journalists or in the Bay Area and elsewhere, yes. And they are the biggest haters of the of the dead bird, as they like to call it the dead bird

they're not doing the work. And I'm doing the work here, and, Oh, and here's, here's the reason I'm doing the work if, if a guy had 40,000 satellites circling the Earth, had a brain chip company was responsible for ushering in carbon credits and electric vehicles, and his name was Bill Gates, everybody would hate him. But now it's Elon. Oh, it's great. Then I, I'm not, I'm not all in on the brain chip. I, you know, I quite I love Starlink, but I question,

you have a Starlink account, if I'm not mistaken,

I do as well. I said, I don't. I love Star Starling. Well, I need it as a backup for the show. But I question, what can you do with it? What is it? You know, you

have to, you don't, you can use 5g

Yeah, I have, I have that as a backup as well. I have two backups. Hello, this is an important show. I don't want to be taken off. I got a generate, got a Jenny, and I got me a Starlink and I got me a 5g so if there's ever a problem, the show will continue.

No, but I would like us to use the 5g not the 5g but they start. I don't want to use it for the show, but I want to test it for the show to see that we see what the latency seems like. Todd, if it and if it's reasonable, I'll get get that as a second backup for myself. Well, I

can tell you right away you should Todd from blueberry. He does the new media show. He does video with with Rob. Now they always argue about his video podcasting, his YouTube podcast. So they argue about the same stuff over and over again. But Todd runs blueberry. He's Todd's a good guy. I'd like. He's been around. He's a knight. He's been around for a long time. He's part of the decentralized hosting

Well, the guys up at the Canadians that we've both done their podcast,

yeah, the

what's the name of their podcast? I've done it twice. We are horrible now, yeah, now we're, they're gonna be mad at us.

But Great America. Great Merrick gray America, right? America? Use.

One of the guys uses. Thank you. Thank you, sir. One of the guys uses the Starlink. And it's like, transparent, yeah, you couldn't tell the difference. Now,

I don't know how it would work with with Starlink on both ends, because that would have to introduce, I would like to test it. That has to introduce some latency. But anyway, if the it was building, it was Bill Gates, who I be, we all be suspicious. But now it's Elon Musk going like, oh, it's Tony Stark, okay, so, so I noticed that during during

if I saw that one. It looked like Mardi Gras to me. Yeah, I

don't know if it was 10s of 1000s or hundreds. I don't know. What I did see is, I saw a lot of free speech T shirts with X preprinted on it, which means someone has boots on the ground doing that. And I just have a couple of clips. I couldn't get anything from the mainstream US media, so I had to go to an old favorite, W, I O N,

thank you for defending our freedom. Red banners and praise. Of x as hundreds of supporters of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro hit streets. They demanded the dismissal of justice Alexandra de Morais, who last week ordered XP band in Brazil after the platform failed to comply with orders to block some accounts accused of spreading fake news. This after Bolsonaro urged Brazilians to avoid official Independence Day parades and instead join him in Sao Paulo. All right,

so that doesn't really tell us anything. But what was interesting is that Michael schellenberger went to Brazil to specifically to make sure he protested the freedom of speech in Brazil. Now, Shellenberger, what? Oh, yeah.

Oh please. Well,

you remember schellenberger was part of the Westminster declaration.

You remember this?

Oh yeah. That

was that whole long list of Taibbi Shellenberger, Jonathan Haidt, Steven Pinker, usual suspects, all the usual suspects. And we found this to be very sketchy by itself. In fact, as I'm reading through it, at least as I'm reading through it again, the Westminster declaration says the legislature in Germany and the Supreme Court in Brazil are criminalizing political speech. So I'm still thinking that there's something going on with Brazil that that a group of people wants to change.

in Brazil. I imagine there's a lot of strong feelings. Tell me about the protest tomorrow. What to expect? Well, so it's independent This is Brazil's independence day. Tomorrow, there's going to be a huge protest demanding the impeachment of this Supreme Court Justice named Ali Sanchez Morice, demanding that the president of the Brazilian

Ah, it's guaranteed in the Brazilian Constitution. Yes. And one of our producers, Jose, checked in and said, Yes, Brazil, Article Five, part four, the expression of thought is free, but there's a little extra part there, and anonymity is forbidden. Wouldn't that be interesting if Elon Musk could have everybody say whatever they wanted on X but you couldn't do it anonymously. This is something I've been tracking with him for a long time. How many people have played paid for

A lot of people have been advocating for it. Yeah, of

course they are. They want it, but and this just the final thoughts, just so you

can identify your enemy. Well,

yes, the

what came to mind is, what?

What group

is probably the greatest risk to the US dollar?

What group

is the greatest Well, the

greatest threat, greatest threat. What What group poses the greatest threat to the US dollar.

Well, I would say, I would say this, the bricks for one

exactly the bricks, Brazil, India, Russia, China, we already have Africa. Well, yes. And then Saudi Arabia is in there, and Egypt is in there, yeah, but

the part of the bricks nomenclature, the S stands for South Africa, yes,

but Brazil is right at the front. I think, I think there's groups, maybe within our US, government and and typical to use Elon, because they use them for everything else who want to bring the bricks to heel.

Well, that's, I think we've come to that conclusion sometime back, right? But you can use this. These guys out there doing what they're trying to do. It's like ridiculous. Well, put up with this. You

can use this as a wedge issue. Bring in the republican from Florida.

Let's get right to Congresswoman Maria Salazar, the congresswoman serves on House Foreign Affairs. House Foreign Affairs. Congressman, Salazar fled communism in Cuba with her family. It's great to have you on. Wonderful to see you again. Congresswoman, your reaction to Brazil banning Twitter? Oh, very worrisome. And you know, where else up? Twitter has been banned Iran and North Korea and China and Russia and Venezuela and now in Brazil, the most important economy in the Western

Freedom Force, yep, I have no conclusion to this, but I'm just saying there's forces, and is not a Freedom Force is at work to do something with Brazil, just keeping my eye on it.

Well, I I'm not going to dissuade you from continuing this thread. Yes, but I Yes. BRICS is an issue that has to be dealt with because we cannot afford to lose our reserve currency status. Otherwise we would, the country would be bankrupt. We'd be done,

yeah? So, you know, it's one thing to have the NFL there. It's another thing to to have them messing with our currency. And this, this, this guy's no good, Lula's no good. You know,

Lula is no good, yeah? So, you know, now he's a socialist. The Brazilians bring these guys back and forth. It's ridiculous. Another Yeah. I mean, every country, modern country, has been doing this. We saw it. We see it in France with the left wanting to take over the place and turn it to an international operation. And Spain is always voting communists in left and right. And they get good. Oh, they have

Okay, so Alex, sorry, yeah, yeah, don't

play yet. Alex Jones was talking about this latest thing going on, friend of the show. He is a friend of the show. I like Alex Jones material generally, but he, you know, he does, and he is very good about the last election and calling people out who thought there was micro dots on the ballots.

Uh. Thanks,

pal. Remember,

remember, it was buchanic that was on his show that was making this session. That's where it all started, literally laughing at him on the show. So, uh, Alex has been picked up on Eric Weinstein's latest thing, and he's got some background information about the self replicating nanobots that are in the shot, and it's killing your immune system. It went on, I have no clips of that, yeah, because it was like, this, such a sketchy assertion. Well, it came just,

it came from a paper which was written by someone who was not schooled in this particular area. I think it's been debunked by now.

Well, it's a good topic of conversation for Alex and his show. But meanwhile, he does a segment where he takes letters to the editor go and he just reads them, and he then he follows up. And so somebody wrote into him about his scream and how it come. He's not using it much anymore, where he screams. And so he does scream for the guy, but there was a lot of background information, which I think we can all anticipate before he does his scream. And this is nothing more than Alex

first. I never took acting lessons or voice lessons. I've screamed and yelled a lot, even without a bullhorn. And so I've got stuff on my larynx, uh, polyps. I've been to an ear, nose and eye doctor a couple times, and they said, well, it'll take six weeks.

Is it Ear, Nose and Throat? Doctor, yeah,

yes, it is.

Eye doctor, oh,

I've been to an ear, nose and eye doctor a couple times, and they said, well, it'll take six weeks. You can't really talk. You can take those polyps off, and you won't sound like you're an 80 year old man. Smoke cigarettes, drinks whiskey, but I just haven't done. And it's kind of signature, so I'm leaving it there. I may have to do it at some point if I keep screaming, because it's getting worse. But I used to scream so loud out of demonstrations and stuff that

And you got great pleasure from this.

I did. It's like he made said scream, and I realized it's just, it's just a, it's, it's a, it's a shtick with him. But he is blowing out his vulgar. Of course, there's no doubt about and then he doesn't scream again. He should stop.

I have two quick clips that'll be it for me for our broadcast day. But of course, we have a great end of show mixes, and we have the tip of the day coming up. So you want to wait for that. This is the M 5m the legacy media catching up to your no agenda show, which has been on this beat for, I think, at least six months. Rob

a West Suburban woman is talking to the i team about how she sent almost $1 million to a scammer. And she's not alone. The FBI estimates the scam known as pig butchering, cost Americans nearly $4 billion last year alone. Think

of all the money people could have saved if they were listening to the no agenda show. We have warned people for this. We have explained how it works. Even the name pig butchering, and yet, $4 billion is gone. It's

unbelievable, yeah. And the thing is, the FBI. I mean, where are where is it? Where is Elizabeth Warren? Where's

Warren? Where's

Warren? Elizabeth Warren and Rachel complain about Rachel, and I still get calls. I get them once. I'm getting now, mostly almost one after another is the oh, you've been paying too much for your utility bill. You, you've overpaid you. We want to give you a bunch of money and and discount your utility bill by 35% press one to do for this offer. And of course, I take it literally and press one and hang up, yeah, because they're only asking me to press one, they're not asking

cleared right up. But I got, actually, I got a call yesterday while here from a 512, area code, which is Texas, Austin and and the minute I heard it, I was like, oh, because, yes, this is Sheriff's Office. Like, Oh, okay. And I hung up, and it was, you remember that scam that they pulled me into, tried to pull me into the sheriff's office, and then I told you about this? Do you remember? Yeah, well, I

don't remember. It was,

it was very convincing. They had police radio gone in the background. Were transferring you, and then, well, there's a warrant out for your arrest because you didn't show up as a was the as a the stuff you've as a witness, a specialist witness. What do you call it? You've been the expert witness, expert witness. Thank you, expert witness. And because you had signed that you would appear now you have to come down

had me going five. I have not heard this one.

Yeah, they had me going for a bit. And I'm like, you know, I think I'm gonna call my lawyer. No, you can't hang up. You have, we have a had another term like, stay. Oh, there's, there's

your giveaway. Well,

they wanted me to go to a kiosk and deposit the money, like, Okay, gotcha. Oh

yeah, that's, that's that makes sense, gifts or get a gift card for what? But

what I'm gonna do is, when I, when we get home, uh, tomorrow, I'm going to call them back and then pretend that I fell for it. I'm gonna record it, see if I can get them to go all the way through. They will not pick

up the phone.

The first time they actually left a message at 7:59am and I didn't take it because walking the dog, and I called him back and they picked up. So I might get lucky. Mike, you might

get lucky. But I've had very little luck with this. Yeah, the most recent one. I did have one of these the second time. This is the second time it happened. I pick up the phone and the voice on the other end goes, grandpa.

Yeah, grandpa, yeah.

And I didn't, well, I've had this call before, and this guy, I told, I just told this guy off. I said, What? What du believe? Anything you have to say. And hung up on him. I didn't have time for the call because I was doing clips. Oh, man, I've had the call before. I don't have the, yes, I have to record these space. If I ever get one of these again, I'll try. Had to record it. But the I did go through it with what the first guy and the guest is, grandpa. And I said, Yeah, who

all the Tina and the girls they have, they have special code words in case someone calls with a Hey, Mom, I'm in trouble. And they use AI to simulate the voice, which has happened, or at least has been warnings about it, supposedly, supposedly, you know, there's there's one. This is my, my last clip. There's one other trend, which has been going on for a while, but I never really paid much attention to it, mainly

the way, stop, I'm not dead set against these phone. And I will say the foldable Samsung phone looks very appealing that, you know, it's pretty and small, it's dynamite. Yeah, but continue, yeah. But

sorry, you know, it's $1,800 for that phone. Yeah, no, forget. It Not gonna happen. And we had the the Zoomer at at the house for 12 weeks. She's back now. She's back in New York. She's healed. Everything went well. Thank you for asking. And the I noticed there is, there's a trend that's been going on for a long time. I just never really noticed it, of location sharing. And I found a clip. Actually, someone sent me

literally so much traffic? Oh, that's interesting, because I was tracking your location and you only left your house 10 minutes ago. Wait, you have my location? Yeah, remember you shared it with me six months ago when we were at that concert. No, oh, my god, do you know if Kelly's back with her ex? Because, like, I was tracking her on Find My Friends last night, and she was in Brentwood, which is, like, where her ex lives. And also, I have her ex's location too, and they

this is disturbing, this Find My Friends, track their location, and it's

really I thought this was a an idea that I cropped up. I remember writing about it, and I think it was in

Yeah, I just it's like, what? What is that about? What? What? What is happening to people? They find it's so necessary to share location with each other, so you can see where your Is that like the most intimate type of friendship we have these days, I'm really good friends with her. I'm sharing my location. Well,

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Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days you wouldn't be where everybody feels the same. Feels the same. It's like a party.

Well, this is, uh disturbing. As far as I can tell, both of us have one ISO each, hmm, which does not bode well unless bodes well to me, you got a killer, then I'll go first. Here's, I

don't have a no, just if I don't care. What

do you mean? You don't care?

I mean, both of these are probably usable. I don't like

Well, here we go. That's so

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that got to do with anything?

Nothing. Let me try yours

one day. It all makes sense. Wow. They're both horrible.

Well, use one of the backups from one of the previous shows. Last show, for example, has a bunch it had a bunch of good ones. How

about this one? Yeah,

it is big. How

about that? Okay, fine.

You sound so mad, bro. Hey everybody. It's time for our end of show. Tip of the Day. It's John's corner, JC,

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yeah, tip of the day time. We're all excited to hear what you've got lined up for us, John, what is your tip of the day? All

right? Well, these things cost about 12 bucks or so, and this is a recommended dog walk. If people with dogs, would you have a dog that's medium sized or a big dog? We usually have a big dog in our family somewhere. I mean, he's got a fee Fila brasilio, which is a huge, powerful dog. I

got a big dog. I got a big dog.

Is that a big dog, really?

Phoebe. Phoebe, she was 120 we got her down. Oh,

that's a big dog, 99 but no,

she was big dog. Then

you need this, okay, it's

a tip. I'm excited.

You want a and you can look it up. They have mid Amazon. There's a couple of brands there, but you look it up, a bungee dog leash. The bungee dog leash, if you have a big dog, or even a medium sized dog, if they lunge at something you don't, doesn't pull your sock, your arm out of your you know, your shoulder out of your socket. Yeah, it it absorbs the

how, how far out does it? Does it extend? Well, they

have a six foot. What about a couple feet, hmm. I mean, it's not like the dog can go to somebody's throat, because I have

one of those that has a, like, a reel in it. So, yeah, those

are no good.

You want the bungee dog? Okay, all right. Well, you know, this might be for Tina, because when she's walking the dog, our dog has some PTSD because, you know, she's a rescue from her tree line.

Tina will thank me profusely for this recommendation of the bungee dog.

I like it well, and I will have her send you a personal note if she is that happy with the product.

Yeah, and they're not expensive. So, all right, there it is, everybody,

your tip of the day. Holy, handy ideas, Batman,

it's the tip of the day. There you go. There's the guy. There you go. All

right, everybody, thank you very much for being with us once again, coming to you from the cruise ship, capital of Mexico, just north of Puerto Vallarta. Are

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no, it's on the other side. Can't see it coming up next, though, we do have random thoughts, random thoughts, the clueless collective, and we have two end of show mixes. David keckka checks in as usual. The guy is always checking in. Really appreciate that, David. We could use more end of show mixes. So I rolled out a classic, which is sir. Chris, sir. Chris Wilson would then. Alessi brothers spoof of O Laurie, it is O Elon. So I'm sure you will enjoy that,

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