1696 - "Crypto-Burger"

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Adam curry. John C Dvorak, it's Thursday,

September 19, 2024 this year, award winning. Give our nation media assassination Episode 1696,

this is no agenda,

finding our freakoff and broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas. No country here in FEMA Region, number six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.

And for Northern Silicon Valley, where everybody agrees it's Trump's fault. I'm John C Dvorak

buzzkill in the morning.

I love the the nose blow was pretty good. Well. Timed, yeah.

Timed. Well,

hey. I've got good news and bad news.

Yeah,

yeah. Shall I give you the bad news first?

As long as the good news isn't quote, that's all the bad news. There is no no.

The bad news is World War Three is underway. The good news, it's asymmetrical warfare. It's drones and devices. This is a no one expected this. We all thought nukes like, oh, it's going to be nuclear. No, no. This is, I mean, it's, first of all, it's humorous. Second, it's obviously

very, very sick, very sick way. It's a very sick way is humorous. It's very sad, of course.

I wonder how many people really want to still upgrade to the iPhone 16 at this point. It gives you, gives you some things to think about

not feeling really good about the phone in the drawer. Or,

how about your Icom or bell Fang, you know, these are not good devices to have anymore. Or, apparently your solar installation. This is here's TRT, who I think have been doing the best reporting on this.

Lebanon has been rocked by a second wave of blasts, this time linked to handheld radios. Smoke rises in Ceylon in South Lebanon. It's just one of multiple blasts in different parts of the country, including here at this phone shop. The new wave of explosions comes a day after 1000s of pages used by Hezbollah members exploded, killing a dozen people and wounding 1000s. At least one of the blasts took place near a funeral held for several people who were killed on Tuesday in

This is incredible. Solar installations, handheld radios, pagers. This is this is some this is new. This was not expected.

It wasn't expected, but it hasn't been tested. Well, in 96 they actually killed some guy with a cell phone.

Well, we've had that actually. I went back and looked in our archives. It wasn't quite the same, but we we were joking about it. Then, if you remember, do you remember this jingle? I

The

laptop of doom. You remember that? No, I don't. It was a it was, let me see episode 797, I think this was goodness. This is a long time ago. I pulled the clip, but they also found the laptop that was responsible for it. Very, very worried

is that the device that investigators believe was the explosive device was actually a laptop.

You know, as you know what's coming an

explosive device either inside the laptop, or it was needed a laptop, so

it was inside the laptop. But this, this is like mi six CIA Mossad level

stuff, definitely.

France 24 had I found the best report of tracing back the pagers. I really looked around and everybody had something. And, you know, I love

where they take it to oh, well,

listen the simultaneous explosions of 1000s of Hezbollah pagers and other communication devices raised many questions, and some of those are starting to get answers on the method used. A Lebanese security official told the AFP that explosives were inserted in the devices, P, E, N T, this material is very powerful yet relatively easy to conceal. It's believed a few grams of Petn were integrated along with a circuit board into the pager.

that's pretty deep, man, well,

I've heard all that, but I still don't see why it all points to Israel. Well, because, I mean, I think it was real too. But where's the evidence the

Jews are responsible for everything? What are you talking about? We know this.

I think I'm just not saying unless they come up with something a little more substantial than these, you know, non existent factory. I have two clips from NTD on this that might be doesn't really add anymore, but it's a different perspective slightly for

the second day,

I'm sorry

for the second day in a row, explosions ripped across Lebanon as Hezbollah's handheld radios exploded. At least 14 people were killed and hundreds were injured. Entity's Jason Perry has city tells, chaos filled the streets of Lebanon for a second day in a row as another wave of electronic devices exploded

Of course, since patients began arriving Yesterday, we saw the extent of the damage and wounds. We were working nonstop. I took my first break after 5am here in the office, and now I came back in the morning,

and an electronic store owner in Lebanon shared his concerns about not knowing what could happen next. We had some devices here that we believed were 100% safe, but out of caution, we removed them from the store because we got worried. A Lebanese woman said she was not shaken by the second day of explosions throughout the country. For sure, we are not afraid. We are devoted to the leader of Hezbollah in Lebanon, and we stand with the resistance.

I think that kind of implies that they did it or taking credit for it,

that, you know,

but I don't know about it. I

don't see this being much of a problem. And then there's this woman going on about the dedication to the head of Hezbollah is always a God, which is something screwy. Yeah. This is a very interesting development, I have to say, this played part two of this. He also

said the war is entering a new phase, and that Israel is now shifting its focus to the Lebanese border. Also, on Wednesday, the Israeli Air Force struck several Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon. Nearly 100,000 residents in northern Israel have been displaced from their homes because of the attacks from the Iran backed Hezbollah terrorist group. On Wednesday, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will return the citizens of the North to their home safely. Oh, hmm,

I doubt that this will end anything and notice we've would it? No, we've completely shifted away from Gaza. Gaza just is no longer important. Now it's Lebanon. You know that, of course, is the is the shifting of the focus, because there's nothing left to do in Gaza. I think everyone's dead and everything's bombed out. Nothing left. You know, good luck with the hostages,

the hell of them.

So. So the next thing that, when you know, if everyone's interested in is, so where did this conversion take place? Which, you know, is somewhere along. A very vast supply chain

in Taipei, reporters and TV crews piled into the office of gold Apollo, the Taiwanese tech company first linked to those pagers. The company's president su Qing Quan insists his firm didn't supply the devices he pointed instead to a Hungarian company licensed to use the gold Apollo brand. Hungarian officials say the pagers were never in that country, as for those walkie talkies that blew up today, the

So you know more about this than I do, but these supply chains, they can be quite vast for one device, right?

Well, the way it's been set up, you can thank various people in the tech industry for this. They've set up, you know, the just in time sort of manufacturing that was developed by HP, I think, and then affected by Apple, yeah, you get stuff from all over the place. It all comes in just in time, and you put the device together, you want to inventory

I got, I got it fell off the back of the truck,

so the Hezbollah guys, there's maybe even a mole in Hezbollah itself that installed these, or installed, well, I heard it

recorded somewhere. I didn't capture it that someone had figured it out, and so they blew that guy up first. I mean, I have no no evidence of this report, but I recall it like they blew that guy up. But what no one's really talking about is a guy

figured it out. He wouldn't be carrying the device. So I question that story, but yeah,

so I wonder, did they use I mean, the way these, these, these pages, are not like on a on a national pager network, you know, they're on a thing. It's a 400 megahertz, and it's more like for hospitals which use them. So you you have a central transmitter which can reach quite far, maybe even with some repeaters, to be able to read all, you know, reach all of the area. So it, it seems to me, the easiest way to trigger these devices would be having your own transmitter. Wouldn't be it

Here's

a rear I don't here's Rear Admiral Kirby

Admiral. What's the White House response to the exploding walkie talkies in Lebanon today? I know Karine addressed the pagers yesterday. But what's the latest US assessment, and does the US consider this a justifiable escalation? I can tell you is we were not involved in yesterday's incidents or today's in any way, and I don't have anything more to share.

So he jumps to that. Inclusion real quickly.

We're not involved. Very

suspicious. We're

not involved. That's the Hey, Adam,

how you doing? I didn't do it. Hey.

We're not involved. We're not involved in yesterday's incidents

or today's in any way. And I don't have anything more to share. As the US as the Israelis let you know about these operations, I don't have anything more to share today. Confirm that it's the US assessment that the Israelis were behind all this year.

You know that shouldn't not be acceptable to the press corps. I have nothing to share, nothing. So you have something. You just can't share it. They okay. I found this, this clip from t, R t, where they they say, The United Nations says one thing about this, because, of course, they condemn it. But then the head of the United United Nations, the Secretary General, Guterres, says something completely different, and quite smugly, I might say, the

first of its kind, calculated and precise attack has compromised Hezbollah's communications. It's being described as unprecedented and an act of digital warfare. The UN says civilian objects should not be weaponized and warns of escalation. Obviously, the logic of making all these devices explode is to do it as a

So we didn't really condemn it. In that clip,

they just said, Oh, they were about to begin, I should mention it. They

were about to undertake a measure, measure, measure, uh, whatever.

There was also a comment in there I thought was screwy, which was civilian devices should not be weaponized. Tell that to car bombers, yeah, they've been weaponized forever. Civilian devices are always weaponized, just a new, creative way.

Well, what I take away from this is, this is the new this is like the sixth generation of warfare, the fifth being psychological operations. And this is, by itself, a cycle psychological operation, because really, nobody can now know if your device is safe or not.

The good news, yes,

you don't have one.

Besides the good news for me, because my devices are all in a drawer downstairs, but it did blow up the dining room. The good news is maybe they'll force manufacturers of these devices to make sure you can open them up and take the battery out. Yeah, that's not going to happen. It's got to happen because you don't know what's in these things. A little small piece of explosive material, some Semtech with a tray.

This is in the EULA. Your device may explode. We have, we

will be in the EULA next, the next EULA will say this, if

your device explodes, we have no responsibility. Yeah, wow, but it really, it's, everything has come down. I mean, we're all talking about, oh, long range missiles, no, nuclear war, no, no. If I was, if I was like Zelensky or Putin or anybody, even Trump. Trump shouldn't be using a phone anymore. Keep it away from them, and think of all that we could have, exploding, televisions, exploding, well, the laptop, anything, anything could, this was undetectable.

not on the battery blows up by itself. No, well,

there's that. Can I actually take the battery out of this thing? I think I can.

I think I can the early Google phones. You could easily get the battery out and replace it,

yeah, I think I can take it out of the pixel six,

yeah. Well,

other than boots on the ground from Lebanon. One of our producer's brother is living in Beirut, trying to sell off all his stuff and get out

big Good luck.

He says that actually, he says it's so bad in Lebanon, particularly the banking we don't want to hear much about that anymore, but he said a lot of the younger Lebanese wish that Israel would just take over so it would have financial stability. It's really the older generation that are the warmongers. You're only allowed to withdraw a certain amount of money from your bank account each day. One woman's sister had cancer. I'm not quite sure how it fits into the story,

taken to the next level. Yeah. So I don't know what in the Middle

East is, just like it is here. These people are walking around with a phone in their hand. Even more so they walk down the street,

yeah, even more. So well, I'm telling you, You should be glad you've got that old crappy Android, which you never use. I mean, you'll just never use it now, and I'm sure you have a pager somewhere.

No, I, you know, I've never had a pager in my life. Oh, I

do. You remember when I had the two way pager and I was abusing that instead of, no, I've tried every I've had aprs, you know, text messages go to aprs on ham radio. It's all very complicated. It's not, it's not gonna know why you do not a great way, not a great way, to date. Honestly, it was kind of hard date. Yeah, back in the day you

used a pager. Hey, babe, just give me a call on my page or I'll meet you. No,

no, the text messages would go to the pager, and then I could reply from the pager. It was, I don't know. I was just doing stuff, okay, yeah, I was trying, you know, trying to catch a hot chick like Tina, Hey, baby.

Hey, check out my pager, look, it's on my belt. Yeah,

they're cool. Pages are still kind of cool.

They're never been cool,

yeah, they Yeah, kind

of cool. Yeah, they

are, bro, I think it is, yeah. Well, not anymore. No, no, the pager just become very literally hot, not cool. So,

so there's a stink going on out here in the West Coast. I want to get this out of the way. This is, yeah,

it's called Los Angeles or San Francisco, a different kind

of stink. Oh, okay, so Newsom signed a bill, yeah,

yeah. Is this the AI bill?

Yeah, he signed some stupid bill saying it's illegal. You're gonna try to trick people with AI even though, you know it's like, okay, yeah. So immediately, and I have the clip here. It's the AI clip. It's immediately the Babylon B does an ad violating this, the Newsom. Newsom's law, his law, Newsom's law, which is unconstitutional. There's no doubt about it. And it's and stupid. I mean, it's like

I'm Gavin Newsom, the governor of California. This is a message for the people of America given in my authentically recorded non AI voice. Thanks to my leadership over the last several years, California has. Become a world leader in extremist left wing governance. My policies were so effective that almost 1 million people are now fleeing the state every year. We even ran out of U hauls during the covid pandemic.

Have you? Have you looked at the text of the bill?

I only glanced at it. You? Have you? Yeah,

so it's, it's a b2, 839, which really accelerated a previous bill, a, b2, 655, which requires large online platforms to remove or remove or label deceptive and digitally altered or created content related to elections during specific periods, and requires them to provide mechanisms to report such content. It also authorizes candidates, elected officials, elected elections officials, the Attorney General and a district attorney or city attorney to seek injunctive relief against a

which, well, of course, and immediately this reminds me of the idiot Prime Minister and Elmer Fudd character down in Australia. Oh, yeah. Well, this is all who tried to ban memes, and the first thing that happens, of course, is a million memes. Yeah, targeting him,

yeah. Can we agree that this type of work with video and audio, that that is not AI, but it is, in fact, CGI, that's a that's a more it's like computer generated imagery with text input. And this is, this is not artificial, and it doesn't even have anything to do with intelligence. I think that should be made clear.

I think that's a good point. It's, it's CG, and I'm not going to argue with it. I think you're right. Most of it, you know, there's just the moniker that showed up, and now everyone's just attaching it to everything. But you could have done this. It's just a bunch of very interesting algorithms. Yeah. I mean, what's the, what's the AI part of it?

No, there's zero AI part. But, oh, you know, AI, that's all very, very, very impressive. Very, very impressive. I think that this is the only thing it should be used for. AI is great for this. It is great for parody and humor. And you can't, I mean, you can't, you're gonna see even songs that are made with it has to be labeled as all as parody. Well,

here, here's the other thing about that particular bit, that the Newsom phony ad, you can get a good comedic image mimicker. There's or that woman a couple, there's a couple of women that do, Kamala Harrison, she could just do the voice, is that going to be illegal? Because, you know, there is an intelligence involved there. Well, this is an illegal to now mock somebody by, you know, sounding like them.

Well, if you're a politician during an election year. Large platform, which I don't think includes podcasts, needs to include a label. You know, it doesn't say that you it's mandatory to take it down. It says it has to be labeled as as parody or fake or CGI, yeah, because,

heaven forbid the public can't spot this stuff. Well, you know, that's a genuine Gavin Newsom commercial. Yes,

that sounds pretty real to me. No, you know, from the party of joy, they really are taking the joy out of everything,

aren't they? Party of crazy, party of joy. Behar,

taking everything out. All the joy is going out. Do you mind if I do a little diddy Stein stuff for a moment? Who did he Stein? You know, maybe I should say Diddy Steen.

Yeah. We talking about, did he daddy?

Yeah, we got Diddy, Diddy Epstein, did he Steen?

Oh, did oh, you're trying to be, oh, that's, that's cute, yeah. Well, well, I would be interested. I'm, I'm, I'll listen to this for sure, because I've been very suspicious about the whole thing from the get go. Well, the

timing is what's suspicious. The timing is before the election, and I don't think it's, it is related to trying to get rid of Trump and to shut people up about certain things. This has been brewing for a long, long time. And you know, Diddy Steen himself has been out there naming off names. This whole freak off thing has been the subject of YouTube videos for months. There's all kinds of people have been talking about it, so starting to come to a head. And here's a backgrounder that I got this

morning. Sean Diddy Combs is behind bars, locked up on racketeering and sex trafficking charges that make the music mogul sound like a monster between at least 2008 and the present combs abuse threatened and coerced victims to fulfill his sexual desires, protect his reputation and conceal his conduct.

So you laughed at it too, when I when I heard the when they heard the words of the of the prosecution, like, oh, okay, so you, you really don't have that much. And of course, we have the the indictment, which is now unsealed because it was one of 1000s that are still sealed, but the main thing we need to do with our M 5m media is just focus on the show business aspect. Focus on the show business aspect. TMZ, help us out. You know, good morning, Brian

and Natalie. I got to tell you my thoughts reading the 14 page indictment yesterday were that there is going to be, there are a lot of people in Hollywood. We're probably worried about which Diddy parties they were at and what was going on. That's not to say that they were necessarily even involved in any of the things that are alleged by the US

until after the election. Yeah, exactly. That's that's the reason for doing this all now, because and the people who are involved in this, and by the way, Diddy, Diddy Steen being gay, is like, Okay, this is, like the oldest news ever. Who is Diddy Steen's boss? He has a boss. You know? It's Clive Davis. Clive Davis, who, during his I think third or fourth marriage, said, You know, I'm really kind of gay, and I'm having a good time over here with all the gay guys. So I'm

Yeah, it's 10 nine. They did

that strange public offering, which wasn't really a public offering, was a liquidity event for the insider, the inside holders. And if you know how Spotify works, it's all based upon playlists that you have to pay to get on. And these playlists are operated by the record companies. I mean, the whole thing is it just pushes music to the forefront

these? People. It really annoying. This reminds me of, remember that that guy was, I can't remember that gruff character who was like a right winger, then he went to work for CNN. He was a left winger, and he was Ed Schultz. And then Schultz went to RT, where he became and he died. And then he died. Yeah, he went to RT. Then he became a kind of a Russian asset, and then he died. Flipping around. These guys are not they have no allegiance whatsoever. They just, you know,

well, and she has that Joker mouth, like she has kind of those high corners of her mouth, notice in Joker mouth. Anyway, here she is with, with Diddy's lawyer, of the guy who was, who was intimately familiar with all kinds of shenanigans. And he has it makes a very interesting point about what the indictment really says.

When you read through the indictment, they say that there's not just one victim. They say there's multiple victims here today. And what I heard described was they said they have 50 witnesses or victims. Yeah, I think it's 49 witnesses and one victim. I think if you broke it down, and I say that because count two, which is a sex trafficking count, has victim number one, and there is no victim number two anywhere in the indictment.

So there was really only if I understand it, and I've read it as from what I can understand from the legalese. I'm sure rob the constitutional lawyer will check it out. He loves this kind of stuff. There was one victim. And the victim, quote, unquote, was a male prostitute who was trafficked across state lines, which is kind of this, very reminiscent of Epstein. And everyone else was like, Well, we were kind of there having a good time at the freakoff and, you know, so you make 14 pages of,

well, you know, he

had guns and you had lube, lots of lube, which, you know, no one can no one get past the 1000 bottles of lube. I mean, that's just crazy. What kind of free costs were you doing? The women who were not happy, they're not listed as victims in the in the indictment, as it stands, they have civil suits against him. They've all been trying to get money out of him, but still only one victim that's pretty

powerful, though, to have that many people who have if they go to court and argue that they that they witnessed this behavior by your client. Well, defensive against so my defense is very well established. I interviewed myself to different men who were being brought, sort of into Mr. Combs and this person's, you know, intimate situation. I've flown around the country. I've interviewed a large number of

So once you get to. Clive Davis, you know, who was definitely been at the freak offs. I mean, come on, this is the whole reason he left his wife is because he wanted to be in this scene, in this gay hip hop scene. Before you know what? You're Jeffrey Katzenberg. You're Jeffrey Katzenberg, you're at the upper echelons of the Democrat Party. And definitely you're at Kamala Harris. There's lots of pictures

Well, that's interesting. The also, yes, well, these videos are probably not a good thing to have, no to have released. And

as a side note, Diddy was from the reports I've seen, one of the investors who put money in to help Elon Musk buy Twitter and turn it into x. So there's, there's all kinds of connections. This went on for far too long. And you can just go to YouTube and put in freakoff, and you'll see all kinds of people talking about these parties right up to what's his face. LeBron James, ain't no party like a Diddy party, uh huh. Now there's a lot of money at play here, a lot of lot of assets, as it were,

yes in the blackmail game, yes.

So you know this, this will be very, very unfortunate for a lot of people, and it's the videos. It's always look now, will we ever see these videos? Doubtful, no, like, we're

still, it's like seeing the day Epstein. Yes, you had a room full of them. Does not. In fact, they won't even give us a list of names. I mean, they these. It's the government. This is a government cover up. Yes.

Oh, big time. Big time.

Yeah. Let's grab this guy, you know, put him on ice, literally, yep, and it may be permanently and

and shut him up from whatever he has. And it's, it's not, is not going to be pretty

well, they've done a good job, but it's weak.

But it's weak. You know, the indictment is weak and then not given, not letting him out on bail. He said, hey, I'll do $50 million bail. Nope. Oh, okay. He was ready to give himself up to say, Okay, let's just, let's just discuss this, like, like men and take care of this. You know, there's just some videotapes. No, there's, there's something very damning

during the show. Any of this at least two hours, yeah, before the show end. And

email doesn't count. I'm not looking at email during the show. There's so many people who could have just said, hey, hey, hey, show day, hello. This is what's happening.

And yeah, the trolls missed this completely. It was a complete fail of the troll

room. Complete. Fail, yes, yes. Fail, yeah. We

both do at the end of the show, we closed the show, and then we first thing we noticed, he opened the, you know, some browsers up and jump. Well, they said assassination. So the trolls

are saying that they were talking about it during the during the show, but you can send me a DM in the troll room, and it's, it fires up an alert. Anyway, it was just disappointing to me, like, oh, we

were talking about before we get into that. Since we're on the music business, I do have to play this clip. Oh,

you got some music business stuff, huh? Well, this

is Taylor Swift. Have you seen this?

If do, I need to tell you. This is from 2015

Okay, don't I you? You

need to tell me that that video that that everyone has been sending me is an old video from, from this is, she's talking about Blackburn in in Tennessee. This is not a recent video of Taylor Swift talking about Trump.

How come it starts off with the discussion of Trump, because it was 2015

this very video,

I'm not going to play it then, yeah, no, I'm

sorry. We. Get duped all the time, and I had to look at it. Well,

I didn't get duped. I found it myself. Oh, I duped myself. If people

sent it to me like, Oh, look at this. Taylor Swift is mental. You know, this is 2015 and it was on some documentary that she was doing at the time. So

here's what my takeaway from it was, even though, if you want, we can play it. No, no, it's not necessary, because it actually makes sense that it was about Blackburn, but because she keeps referring to the her she Yeah, is that Taylor Swift? That's what the thing that's interesting is, because her dad's there, and we never get to see much of him, and she's like a little tween.

Well, yeah, she was 10 years younger.

Well, she was 24 if she was 10 years younger, she wasn't.

She's 34 now, is that how old she is? Yes,

she's 34 holy

crap. Grow up girl.

And she's like a in this thing, she's 24 Well, it's not even 10 years ago, 25 it said nine years ago. She's

20 she's 34 you're right, she's 34

so

she's like a tween. She's like, she's like a little kid, in terms of the way she responds to everything. She's I, I wonder how cloistered some of these who you would know better than me, how cloistered some of these artists become to the point where they don't really have a clue about anything going on.

Well, I would say many of them. Well, okay, how about another just taking it back to diddystein, Justin Bieber. Justin Bieber was literally taken under Diddy's wing for like, a weekend, if there's all kinds of weird stuff. I

mean, yeah,

those kids are on YouTube. Yeah. Now he fired his Tristar agent Lou Taylor, just like this week, who was also behind Britney Spears conservatorship. This goes much deeper than than we think. Much deeper. I'm thinking presidential models, if you know what I'm saying, yeah.

MK, Ultra, yes, yes. Thinking yes, absolutely.

Hey, come on. I mean, Taylor Swift, go look at the at the credits on her songs. There's sometimes 15 people on there. There's entire Swedish Writing teams that jump in on this stuff. They

have a lot of writers. Yeah, it's it's manufactured. Still aren't that good. It's

formulaic. And just keep repeating it. Keep repeating it. And look at how, look at the effect that has on the children.

You know, it works

now. I love that she's doing witchcraft on stage. And please, Swifties don't email me and say it's just it's just like a theater. It's just theatrics.

What Swifties email you? What Swifties listen to this show. Well, it

starts with a D Darren gets my face. Hey, man, hey, Mandy,

I'm on it today.

Hey, man, that's no good so and Well, since we're talking about it, I would say that just looking at this guy's background, this Ryan Wesley, Roth, Ruth, Roth,

yeah, three. They got the three names too, which is always

a classic without a doubt, MK, Ultra, whether he was triggered by a trigger word or would, I would be very likely to believe is some special agent was jacking this guy up.

I'm reminded of the movie Manchurian Candidate, where this play, let's play a game of cards. I think it was right. That was the trigger word, yes. And because this guy is just this guy, it's, it's ludicrous, this character, yeah, I mean his shack in Hawaii, and the fact that he did a long, I It's been posted. We're not playing any clips from it because it's idiotic. But he goes on and not he's in Ukraine. The show goes on for a news week,

the Newsweek interview. But it is, yeah, yeah. So this was what's so if you look at the machine as it is, you know, just remove politics and parties and ideologies and just look at the machine of companies and turf, because that's really what the world is. Trump, by the way, sees this, and he's the problem because he wants to protect the USA Inc. He believes in USA Inc, and he wants to keep it, and that's he was right about the trade balance. I mean, the only

our money, yeah, and,

you know, and that's been going on for a long time, and he wanted to stop it, and he knows the things that have to happen. But at a top level, especially Ukraine, I mean, you know, who owns Newsweek, who owns the New York Times? These are all big entities, entities that are tied to big money, and it's all, it's a game. It's just a game, and it's a roll up. It's a everyone's rolling up turf. The EU was a roll up of sorts,

reminded, if you it's kind of a small version of what you just described, is the way the hotel business operates. Okay? You know, we have a hotel. They open up a and then next thing, you know, it's owned by Hilton, and then they sell it to Sheraton. And Sheraton does, and it's just like a bunch of cars, like guys playing cards. So, you know, I think we should open a couple, let's get a couple places in London. From there, Sheraton wants to get out of London. I think we should try

you put in, and what you can write off of the remodeling, all of that, absolutely. And it

takes, and it takes a little bit, but that does take a lot of work.

Well, but that's the only work. That is the only look, the

only work. It's just handling with numbers. I mean, the military,

corporate industrial base, they give money to the lobbyists. The lobbyists give it to the politicians, the politicians, they pass legislation. You know, it's like, it's all, all part of the same system. And for the love of money, is the root of all evil. It is truly, always the root of all evil. So you get this, Ryan Wesley, Roth, dude, and he's being, he's a, he's like a drop of oil underneath the cracked

was, before you go on, I do want to mention something. It was in Trump was on. I don't have any clips from it because it was a little tedious, but I maybe go back and watch the rest of it. But Trump was on Gutfeld as a guest. I have a clip. And the thing at the very beginning, he's, you know, they, they pretty much give him the show. So he's

And how, and how does he know there's a woman? I mean, can you, Trump, said it was, can you tell me what is a woman? Okay, I'm just saying, yeah. Okay, so Hannity was supposed to be out on the golf course with him. He makes a very unfortunate statement in explaining his experience that day, where he had breakfast with the President's golf partner. So

I got a lot of details. I'm very aware of the New York Post report that said that it was outside of the what's called Trump International in West Palm Beach, which is where, actually where I am. And anyway, so long story short, is President Trump. They were on the fifth hole. They were about to go up to putt and the way Steve Witkoff. Now, just as a little bit of background arthal, I happened to go to breakfast with Steve Witkoff and another friend of mine this morning, and I was

Sean, think about what you're saying that looks bad. Don't say these things.

And by the way, that guy who's something who's got some mental issues because, and I say that because he can't stop talking. He doesn't have time. I've never seen anybody just he does it. He does a three hour radio show every day of the week, and then does an hour every day of the week on Fox, a TV show. Nobody that is the hardest working man in show while

writing books.

Well, he's probably got some help there, but it's like, how I it's beyond me. Yeah,

he's got a four hour workday. It's

crazy. You want to go golfing? No, I

don't think so. So this ties into,

well, it's not just, yeah, it's a four hour work week, work day, work day. I mean, no, it's four hours on the air. Yeah,

I know. We know. We know what that really means. I mean, you're continuously doing stuff, no doubt. But he also wears 18 pins from all of the agencies. I got an NSA pin. I got a CIA pin.

Yes, he's

got all kinds and a flag, and I got a flag, yeah,

so yeah, well, he's he's wrong.

Meanwhile, Holly's got his panties in a bunch, because he has a whistleblower. Now, when Holly says whistleblower, I think that's a little more believable than the whistleblower at ABC who you know, died breaking the whistleblower is already dead. We didn't, never. Nothing ever came of that. Oh, she got the questions in advance. He was on waters. Well, what we've heard Jesse from new whistleblowers who've come forward about this second assassination attempt on

he dramatizes it.

I do have one clip of Trump on Gutfeld. I didn't watch the whole thing actually. I figured you would have clips. I'm kind of surprised you didn't. But, well,

you know, it's like, it's trying. I could have gotten a rally clip. It's, I listen as I listen. It's just Trump going on and on. He talks a lot. And so I had, and I didn't watch the whole thing. I watched the beginning, and I thought it was going to be kind of boring. And so not, I mean, it's always kind of interesting with Trump, and you had, you had

So here it is, here's, here's the clip. You

bring up God and you've almost been killed twice. Do you think more about your own mortality and what happens after you go move on? Yeah, not about mortality, but I do think more about God, because, okay, Butler was really the greatest of all miracle. If I'm not looking over there, and I mean a full turn exactly 90 degrees, I wouldn't be here right now, and your ratings would be a little bit lower. Perhaps kill me there, but you. Hear something

this funny. This he's, he's, he's, he's quick,

yeah, I know. But it was that was not atypical. It was, I didn't get any clips for that. That was, you proved my point. Well,

I like that one. I'd like the ear story that was pretty funny.

Oh, the years. Yeah, it's the Gutfeld story. Let me get back. I was only five foot five, which is a joke that was in there. Let me get back to the

to this character, this actor, by the way, he also wrote a book,

this guy, and we know how that yeah, they said they wrote a book, but where is this book? Now?

Let me see if I got the name of it.

They keep talking about this book, and in the

book my war, he wrote, wrote big air quotes this book. He says, while I was instructed to describe the events of my trip, you know, as all these like he was being told what to do, I've been instructed that some sort of background and backstory is required. So this guy is such a product of this machine, and even CBS Holly Williams had talked to him, and here

he is. This is the suspect, Ryan Wesley Ruth was in his late 50s. He spent time as a volunteer in Ukraine after the Russian invasion, and our holly Williams was in touch with him when he was overseas, and she joins us now. Holly, good morning. What else can you tell us about this man? Hey,

do you want to bet this guy was at one of Diddy's freak off parties?

I bet no,

anything's possible. So the M 5m is taking this to a different place, of course, because, you know, we have to, we have to blame it on Trump himself. Somehow. I have a couple of examples

before you go there. I do have a clip to interrupt you with, okay, because I don't think that just that this guy's just propagandized, but the public itself has been you're going to get into this so ridiculously propagandized to make Trump think it was his fault that he did everything. I want to play this C span guy who calls in, oh yes,

this is great glide, Louisiana. Willie. Democrat, good morning. Good morning. I just want to say I'm a very patriotic American. I did 20 of the military, two to the Vietnam only 1966 when back in 68 and I look at myself and think. About we as a military man. We pull the clothing, kill capital, destroy the enemy by all means available. And I see we let this man, Trump, destroy America. And I look at and say, well, these two people had to step up and take that shot. I made it through.

That's what happens, of course. And so think about how, how easy it is for this weak brother, this Ruth character, who is clearly not right in the head. You just look at him like now, and all you have to say is, you know, Trump is the source of all problems. Trump is the reason why Russia is is gaining ground and is going to get hold of Ukraine and democracy, of course, of course. But the mainstream, oh no, let's just blame it on each other. This is NBC

tonight, former President Trump thanking officers who caught the suspect in the apparent assassination attempt against him, and describing the alarming moments on his golf course. All of a sudden, we heard shots being fired in the air, and I guess probably four or five Secret Service knew immediately it was bullets, and they grabbed me an agent had fired on the armed suspect who was able to hide in the bushes undetected by Secret Service for nearly 12 hours.

So that's where it has to go is, well, it's Trump doing this. Well, it's Kamala doing this. And what are we all doing? We're all on. Elon's ex arguing about it. Here's CNN,

a few days ago, we had an incident. I have to say, Secret Service did a hell of a job. This guy was all set. He was all set to do his number, and there was no talk. He didn't say, Hello. What are you doing here? Please. And he ends up getting shot himself. No. Took his gun, started shooting him, and this guy ran Sunday's events, reignited debate in Washington over Secret Service shortcomings and over the relationship between heated rhetoric and political violence. Trump's opponent Kamala Harris

leads to political violence. That's interesting. Not quite sure what he means by that. Then there was this, you know, they've got this. Scott Jennings now on CNN, have you noticed this guy? No, not at all. He's he's a Republican. They brought him in. Actually, the first time I really noticed him is during the Democrat national convention. And he's kind of like the foil. He's there to say, Well, I do know

Abby Phillip in New York. Let's get right to what America is. Talking about an apparent second No, we're

talking about Diddy. We're not talking about anything else.

Assassination attempt on Donald Trump. And this country is incapable of talking about this five alarm fire, instead of focusing on the crisis of violence in our politics. Or, by

the way, whatever happened to words are violence.

Remember that? Yeah, words

of violence. I guess that went out the window.

How better to protect these candidates? This is being treated like any other political incident along partisan lines. Trump himself is blaming the rhetoric of President Biden and vice president Kamala Harris, despite zero evidence to back that up. Rhetoric going on. A lot of people think that the Democrats, when they talk about threat to democracy and all of this, and it seems that both of these people were radical left, and Trump's running mate is doing the same.

little flub there. We haven't. I mean, no one has tried to kill Kamala Harris in

the last couple of months, and two people now have tried to kill Donald Trump in the last couple of months. I'd say that's pretty strong evidence that the left needs to tone down the rhetoric and needs to cut this crap out. Somebody is going to get hurt by it, and it's going to destroy this country.

Yes, tears will come. These are all pretty short from this roundtable. Here's now we add one more bit from Abby. Here, you and

I, Tim, were sitting on the set the day that Donald Trump was attacked that first time, terrible, and we talked about the sickness in this country that assassination attempts represent. It's not about the politics of the individual. I mean, look at these people. The thing that they have in common is their complete lack of mental stability. Why is that not the conversation? Why are we in this place of who's to blame is that the Democrats or the

Yeah, well, because if we talk about what's really going on, then we expose the whole game of NGOs and military and money and bull crap. So of course, send everybody off to the weapons grade military machine known as x to go argue with the algos. I

remember so well, July 13,

what you brought twice now. The number of people that use twitter is really inconsequential.

That's what do you mean? The very people who watch this stuff watch it on Twitter. No one's watching CNN. It's a loop. It's a closed loop. You don't get these clips by watching CNN. You get these clips by seeing them on Twitter. Would you like Twitter? That's what? Yes, I would say I get almost every single clip from Twitter. If people send me a link, it's to Twitter. Sure people are not watching. Look at the numbers. People not watching. CNN, they're not

finish this clip, I'd be interested. And

I remember the conversations in the days that followed. I remember President Biden's speech about toning down the rhetoric. And I saw the rhetoric toned down on both sides, and then 20 minutes into his acceptance speech, Donald Trump turned up the volume. I'm not blaming him for what happened. Of course, in our country, you do not decide political disputes through violence. But the problem is that we have too much hate speech right now.

So So the whole point of a Scott Jennings is so then you can get people saying, Yeah, Scott Jennings, yeah, he's great. Look at him. Here's the clip, share. Give me an example. What

do you mean by hate speech? Because I want to, because I want to specifically know, because I think I know what it is. But I'm interested in what you think about this, because I agree with you. I do think we have too much hate speech. But give me an example, I would say when you use the term vermin to describe your political opponents, so you think it's Trump's fault that he got shot or got shot. Thank you, Scott. I won't, I won't step in that trap.

By the way, this is, this is why nobody listens to CNN, yeah, it's just, like a big it's so juvenile. It's

just trolling. That's my point.

Well, let's get to real trolling. Then, because I have some clips, can

I just say one thing? Can you say that everything you want? Yeah, before you get to your clip, what's the next piece of my sentence? Why did X take down this guy's Twitter account? Who's this? Ryan Wesley, Roth, guy. Why? I

didn't know you had an account. Oh

yeah, he had a Facebook account that was taken down, but he also had a Twitter account. Why? Why? Why don't we? Why don't we get to

stuff up on Facebook too so the public can examine it because

someone told them to take it down. Yeah, so, but isn't Elon all for I'm not taking down that tweet. No Brazil. I'm not taking that down. Why does he? Why does this taken down?

Gun to the head. Okay?

Then he's not in control of it. That answers my question.

Of course, he's gonna take it down. No. Why? Of course, stuff's taken down. And you'd think, no,

I know there's a lot more taken down, but that's not the image he's portraying. You know, I have a Yeah, no, I don't have jihad against him. Jihad, jihad, because it's it's okay.

These are musk donations.

I don't care. I do. I do not care. I'd rather be right than rich. And by the way, Dev,

you are. You got to the point, did you? Did you throw away your Skylink connection. I've given money to musk. You're actually paying him money, serious money. Do

you know that the that the Starlink was the Starlink star Do you know that it was out almost all day, yesterday and and I couldn't figure it out. I mean, because I have a monitor on it, like, why is this thing going down? What is happening? What it it would come up. It would go down, come up. I don't know. Yesterday,

okay?

I have the answer.

Well, I, I would, if I was going to guess, I'd say because we had some solar flare activity that was pretty nasty. A

powerful solar flare erupted from the sun, causing radio blackouts across North America and the Pacific Ocean. The flare was classified as an X 1.5 on the solar flare scale. An X 1.5 flare can emit energy equivalent to billions of hydrogen bombs. The flare caused radio communications to be disrupted in the western United States and the Pacific Ocean, yeah, yeah.

And when I saw this, like, Oh, of course. But it really, I mean, it had that thing going up and down all day. I only have my bitcoin miners on it, so I lost money. Musk, but, yeah, it's, it doesn't do well with solar flares. Nothing does, yeah, but that also, that

particular one you're talking that this guy's talking about, he has a Twitter feed talking about, yeah, yeah, that it works. Basically a weather report

on solar players, space weather, yeah, it's great, and

it's really interesting, yeah, yeah. This was, he predicted this was going to happen last a week ago. Yeah. Oh, Sunday, yeah, yeah, Sunday was the big and he had photos. It's actually fascinating, well, but it also screws up cell service, everything,

yeah, including setting off pagers,

just saying,

you know, that's kind of interesting.

You never know. Hey, man, I

can't get this thing to no one has suggested that. That's the first time. I wouldn't have even thought of it. But why not? Anything's possible. You got a bunch of bombs walking around there and just boom, there to go. Accidentally. We didn't mean to do it today. Man, nobody,

all right, you had some trolling clips you wanted to play. So we

have Hillary. I don't have the all of it, but Hillary comes on Maddow show no

for promoting her book, no doubt,

her 10th memoir. And so. And it's so pathetic to listen to these two, and it's an annoying and so I managed to do it

good for you,

please. So I start off with this matter 37 seconds of her asking, begin asking a question. Leading the witness and going on and on and on, but Hillary is a hateful person that is just beyond the pale. But sorry, I'm sorry. Let's listen to these clips. I wanted to

ask you, as somebody who has a little bit of experience in these things, you write extensively in the book about not just not the experience of running against Trump, but how you have felt since, and what you think about where we are as a country in what is now, sort of the end of this decade of Trump's influence in our politics. You sounded a

Oh, threat, threat, tricks, tricks, tricks and threats, threats, tricks. So

this came at this whole interview you have to remember, showed up on the air after the assassination, or the Ruth guy showed up, and it was just tasteless, completely tasteless. And here's Hillary coming back with her little ditty. I think

many Americans are Rachel, and I'm particularly impressed by the many, many Republicans, people who served in other Republican administrations, and especially people who served in Trump's term as well, who are just sounding the alarm. They're making their voices heard as loudly as they can above the den, above all the distraction and diversion that goes on in our political discourse right

know, I, I have, I'm not going to play him, because you have some that's tedious enough. I have MSNBC Morning Joe clips with Hillary. I could not tell you. A, what the title of her book is, or B, what's what it's about. All she's talking about is Trump.

Well, the book is not about, well, I don't know what the book see exactly.

She's not promoting a book. Good point, yeah. Uh, here

she continues. I think this is still her.

I am struck by the fact that as his campaign, no, sorry, what?

No, it's not this is mad out going on and on again.

I am struck by the fact that as his campaign careens into very, very offensive terror, the association with Holocaust deniers and the outrages at Arlington. Hello,

2015 what's the Holocaust denier thing? What is that about? Do you even remember this? They

she tends to use stuff from 2015 2016 Lacoste

deniers and the outrages at Arlington National Cemetery of all places, the insults to recipients of the Medal of Honor, the recent incredibly racist and dangerous lies about specific groups of immigrants, Haitians in this

Oh, oh, okay. Well, I'm sure Hillary has some great advice for us.

This is considered, this is to be the nut. This is the good clip. And it's like, this is, I think the definition of insanity is to listen to this. I. And thank

you for your courage.

I think that's really a critical question, and I think there's a couple of things going on here. You mentioned the press, and sadly, the press is still not able to cover trump the way that they should. They careen from one outrage.

Why is Kareem now the word again,

the impressions

bouncing out of control.

Karine not able to cover trump the way that they should. They careen from one outrage to the

next the way that they should. Don't you know how to cover the news. What was

outrageous three days ago is no longer on the front pages, even though it threatens the physical safety of so many people, particularly as you point out, immigrants that he and Vance have decided to demonize, yeah,

because you were so, so good to the Haitians, Hillary, you and Bill were You were great with Haiti. And

I don't understand why it's so different

stealing their money. They stole their money, stole

their money, stole their money. That's it. Stole their money. And

I don't understand why it's so difficult for the press to have a consistent narrative about how dangerous Trump is, you know, the late, great journalist, Harry Evans.

Uh huh, who was Harry Evans? Okay, so

I was going to take this out to try to tighten this clip up, but

it's important, I

guess. Well, Harry Evans is, no it's because she because what she uses as an example is reminds me of the old Deepak Chopra nonsense where he once says or the responsibility is the ability to have a response. He said that once.

But that's a Kamala Harris thing, and it's

a kind of idiotic, kind of deconstruction of words that just is ridiculous. And so Terry Evans, who was the kicked out as the editor in chief of The Times of London once Rupert Murdoch bought it, was somewhat famous in certain hoity toity circles. And here we go. Trump

is, you know, the late, great journalist, Terry Evans, you know, one time said that, you know journalists should, you know, really try to achieve objectivity. And by that, he said, I mean, they should cover the object. Well, the object, in this case, is Donald Trump his demagoguery, his danger to our country and the world and stick with it. You know, they were merciless about what they saw as President Biden's, you know,

I'm disqualifying you from running for president.

She's an insane woman. Yeah, she is. Now I have two more clips that really have nothing to do with that, but they're more about how propaganda works and how the left likes to, you know, notoriously, likes to change language and meaning, yeah, and I just want to get these two out of the way. The first one is the short shorty, and it reminds me, if you remember I was on, on the on my high horse, about Buttigieg when he said the same thing. This is the matto Clinton

have to take Trump, both seriously and literally. He has said what he wants to do he and his allies with Project 2025.

Wow. Yeah, Buttigieg said the same thing, seriously and literally.

Well, you have to take him both seriously and literally, which is redundant,

ah, but it's milieu speak.

I don't get it. And then then there's this. And this is a matt This is the last clip. This is Matt o discussing. This is, to me, a jaw dropper. You Why you before you play this clip, we can all go online and look up the definition of fascism, and we can look at letting, let's look at that definition after we play this clip, which is another, completely different definition of fascism that they're promoting, and if you listen to it carefully, it's kind of a subtext. As a Republicans, our

next guest appears on page 27 of Secretary Clinton's new book, where she cites his explanation of. Fascism. Quote fascism, as Yale history professor Timothy Snyder put it. Quote is, might over right, conspiracy over reality, fiction over fact, pain over law, blood over love, Doom over hope. Wow,

wow. Okay, from Merriam Webster, fascism, a political philosophy movement or regime that exalts nation and often race above the individual, and that stands for a centralized, autocratic government headed by a dictatorial leader severe economic and social regimentation and forcible suppression of opposition. Sounds like we're living under that already, but for some reason, for some reason, let me get that back fascism, as

Yale history professor Timothy Snyder put it. Quote is, might over right, conspiracy over reality, fiction over fact, pain over law, blood over love, Doom over hope. You know

what that reminds me of? Fear

is freedom. Subjugation is liberation. Contradiction is truth. Those are the facts of this world, and you will all surrender to them. You kids in

human clothing? Yes, there you go, pigs and human clothing. That's how Rachel thinks of us. Wow.

Well, I can, and this is what Hillary quoted in her book. Yeah, I think I might. This is unbelievable to me. This is so communist. It's it's over the top. Well,

while we're on definitions, this will be my last clip before we do something different. Because, wow, this is harsh for for everyone's ears, a definition of a stochastic terrorism. I'd never, I'd never heard of the

term. I have it's, I've seen this term stochastic terrorism,

yeah, can you want to give it a shot?

I know. Okay. I every time I see it, I have to look it up. Well,

whenever I want to know the definition of something, I of course go to joy Reid because, you know, I She's a professor, clearly, in in all kinds of arts and humanities. This is the best example of what you said. Ben yourself. Magic. Copdur de heft,

stochastic terrorism. Stochastic terrorism is when the public demonization of a person or group of people through ideologically driven hate speech increases the likelihood that those people will be violently attacked and targeted because of those vicious claims. It's when attacks on drag queens claiming that they are grooming and sexualizing children lead to

Isn't that amazing? She can't see what's really going on with assassination attempts on a former president, but oh, it's JD Vance, and she has another term for this,

because, also a second term you need to know to understand what these people are doing. And I promise you, I promise you, I'm not making it up. It's called Dead catting, making a shocking, dramatic and usually false claim to distract from a more damaging story. It's like if a comedian threw a dead cat onto the stage to divert attention from the fact that he's

bombing. How meta is this clip, she is literally dead catting to distract from the fact that stochastic terrorism is being exhorted on the former president by saying JD Vance talking about cats is the real problem. What is going on? This is some deep, deep psychological warfare this lady is doing, and she doesn't even know it.

I don't think she does either. It's

great, though. It's like, wow, wow. Meanwhile and this and we got to take a break, but residents of Chicago. Thank god they're not watching CNN, thank God they're not watching MSNBC, thank God they're not on Twitter. For all I care, they've got it straight when their ward what's the what's the ward president? What you call that the ward master? What's his name?

The war is the ward master. The

ward the ward master. The ward master said, hey, guess what, kids, we're gonna have a shelter here for immigrants. You know, the irregular kind.

We're going to have a shelter at this particular location.

Can. Comes the chant, yeah, there you go. Finally, you work for us. This is the chant that needs to be going on everywhere. Don't you think people have forgotten this you work for us. It's that simple. And with that, as we're working for you, members of no agenda nation, I'd like to thank you for your courage. Say in the morning to you, the man who put the sea in the careening all over the place, say hello to my friend on the other end, the one and only. Mr. John C demoraz,

tomorrow. In the morning, you Mr. Adam curry. In the morning, all the ships at sea, boots on the ground, ourselves in the water, the Dames and the nights out there.

Hello, hello, hello, trolls.

Don't move.

All right. Our peak today was 2056 trolls in the troll room. This is where you say low.

That's super high.

Oh, I'm so lost. I have no idea. Is that high? 2056

it would be, it would be normal for Sunday. This is Thursday. Yeah, right now. Or at work, they have things to do.

Oh, you know what they have to do. They're like, what are the boys saying? Help me calm down. What's Diddy Steen? I don't know. What's happening with with the shooter. What's going on? Everybody exploding pagers. That's why we're here. We're here to keep your amygdalas in check and to bring you a little bit of humor from time to time, and those massive amounts of trolls who, that's right, who are not doing anything at work. Obviously, they're listening

for, I'd say five years,

for five years, really, for a Thursday, hmm?

And you know, what's interesting is there's not one, which is, I don't know if it's got, what has to do with it, but there's not one stripe donation in the whole pile, hmm. Does it still work? Well, I

think it will. We don't know. We don't know. I mean, maybe we've been deplatformed, debanked.

It's possible, you think could happen.

So we run it on value for value. It was actually kind of funny. We're talking about it the other day. You know, we have Linda Lou patkin, who, who, every single show, she donates, I think, $200 and and she's she always thanks us for the show, and she says, Hey, I've got a business here. Now, do you know what that would cost with the amount of listeners we have if you were to buy a spot, a commercial, an

ad? I mean, in so far as CPM is concerned, yes,

the cost per mil, as it were, yes, yes, 4000 Yeah. So at today's rates, that would be $2,000

that's pretty incredible.

It's a steal, and I'm sure she's there again today. We'll find out. But first in our value for value, which is time, talent and treasure, we want to thank people who contribute to the show in other ways. What? What? No, what,

what? It's just that she's there, and so is Eli, and that's it, plus our one guy. This is like three people total,

yeah, yeah. Well, I guess we screwed up. What did we do wrong? Well,

I. I'm saying there's something amiss,

obviously. No, well, I don't know. I mean, it's hey, if, if people get value out of the show, they will send value back. And if there's other things going on their life or whatever, maybe they're all, uh, on Twitter. Got other thing? I gotta be on Twitter. Yeah, I gotta, we gotta tell someone they're wrong.

Go Elon.

We love the time, talents and treasure that people offer back to the show. Just telling someone to listen to, I do see that a lot on on Twitter, people say, Hey, you should listen to no agenda show. And from time to time, I see someone say, Okay, I'll check it out, usually followed by, oh, man. And then they try it again, and they come back. And then they start to like it, because we know, we know for almost 17 years, Episode, 1700s coming up, our 17th anniversary in October,

is the only second time in the history of the show that at one shot, artist won right out of the chute. Yes, and you

can see at no agenda, Art generator.com you can see all the submissions, and you can see what what each artist has done. And thank you, Sir Paul couture, for maintaining that as part of your value. Back to the show. Now we were, of course, thinking of naming the show transcestor, because it came up and, like, that's a great title. You even

absolutely, yeah. I mean, because I would say that, because Carter, although it seems to be a guy who can really do the trick, this would take too long to render by hand in the time allotted, allotted this. This was done at the end of the show.

Now, data tried it, but he just, he just had, you know, some rando,

Yeah, isn't that the guy who won the Euros Song Contest? Might be

it was too, too random.

Yeah, George Washington was the way to go. Abe Lincoln. It

was great. Hey, I bet you you couldn't have done it with Martin Luther King. I bet you the the computer would have rejected it.

Good point. I bet you 10 bucks. Yeah, probably

Oh, he can't do that. That's no good. What was cute is we had a couple of people picking up on your your hitchhiking story. So a lot of Ford Mustangs with the with cheesecake girls hitchhiking by the side of the road. Yeah. Those were cute.

Those were cute. There was, there was one on what we were gonna mention, sir shugs Loomer screwball Curry was rejected. It was a nice piece, but we stopped accepting crackpot and buzzkill solely. Yeah, have that if you had Dvorak and curry, but not just straight up. Crackpot and buzzkill is not acceptable.

Yeah, yeah. Kind of broke the rules. And then comic strip blogger had some lewd stuff that was never going to make it, but I guess he just thought that was funny, and lots more computer generated imagery. I think that was, it wasn't it. Think that was, yeah, pretty much about it. There was a pillow silence. Nestworks was a decent try, but I don't think

I have to say something about the hitchhiking, yes, which I observed, yes, uh, because correct a record has a AI hitchhiker with their thumb up in the air, sticking straight up. There was something during that era that was always interesting, is that Americans, when they hitchhike and use their thumb, they point in the direction that they're going. Yes, that's true, and Europeans always point in the direction of

Hitchhiking was never a thing in Europe. In Europe, well, if it was, then you just have a sign it was. That's probably why it was a Berlin.

You got the thumb in the wrong direction,

no, and I'm talking 70s, maybe when I saw that maybe once or twice, but it was always Berlin, you know, and that would be it. Hitchhiking was not a thing, because we have trains, you know, we have this service in Europe. Didn't need to hitchhike

anyway. It was just, it was a it was a fad.

It was until, uh, there must have been some movie where maybe I was in a movie, or, I mean, it fell out of favor because it got deemed as very dangerous, if I can recall, and, and I'm thinking, was it some movie about a hitchhiker that got horribly killed? Or

this somebody in the in the troll room might know,

I can kind of remember, there was some, some movie that, Oh, you shouldn't be hitchhiking. Is very dangerous. Anyway. It's time to thank some of our producers. We appreciate anybody who sends anything back to the show, because obviously it helps us pay well, it doesn't help. It pays our bills. So anything that that you can afford that equals the value that you receive from our show. Maybe we just calmed you down.

station, or a notepad from this garage at third and walnut streets, and he also has a different attribution of where he's from. Yeah, per

Cassie. So he says, Thank you for the news, deconstruction and analysis. If I think of a more clever letter, I'll send it later to notes at no agenda show.net.net,

best regards. And I'm not sure if he's promoting when holds Texaco service on third and Walnut Street or not,

I'm not sure, because he's now of pocassey and not orange, so he probably just had that laying around and thought it was cute, which is good, and we appreciate it. So

yeah, but they're also the Texaco services in per Cassie.

Oh, it is, yeah, look at this. Oh, you're right. You're right, bro. So maybe it is, hey, if you're in perca Vermont, go check out when holds Texaco service at third and walnut streets. Thank you. Adam Frederick, our sole executive producer, Episode 1696

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put a headline that because California is going to try to propagandize the public to hating gas stoves. Of course, this is the sell more electricity, which we which has already put those big there's already a burden on the electric grid because of the cars, electric cars, but now they want to get rid of gas. And I think it's just, I don't know who's behind it, but the idea, I think, is so when they do subdivisions, they don't have to dig the trenches for the gas

Eli goes on to say, one of my friends who was all in on the narrative, recently argued that outlawing outlawing gas stoves would help fight climate change and that I was slowly poisoning my family with carbon monoxide by cooking with one. I guess it's cumulative, ironic, since she also has a gas stove. And although I love my gas stove when it comes to coffee roasting, electric is the way to go. Coffee roasted on electric air roaster tastes better using convection heat

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our formula is this. We go out, we hit people in the mouth.

I did one of those on the curry and the keeper, and then Tina was listening to the show later, she said, Hey, you didn't edit that out. I said, Of course not. That's the whole thing. People love hearing how this is made. Yeah, that's how the sausage is made. Now in any other podcast, oh no, I didn't sound very professional there. Let me go back and fix the

head as I had a moment where I said, um, that out,

take out the ums. Yes, indeed. Um, can I move to

I'm gonna, you gotta request. Yes, you gotta stop. I have a request, request of you in particular. Uh oh, I like that fake podcast so much in terms of his laughable qualities that I think we should make a make it doesn't have to be every show, but I think every so often to play one of these fake AI podcasts would be kind of funny. Okay, mentioning to you, because I don't even know where you got those

things. Well, the way you make it is notebook, LM, anybody this is what we should ask for our producers, because you're asking me something. I'm like, work. No, not extra work. Anybody who uses notebook LM, which, I don't know if that's free or not. I don't have it. You just drag a couple of text files in there and, say, make a podcast. In fact, comics, your blogger, this is your chance, man. Because I agree. It sounded so hokey. It was it was great. It was cute. Yes, I got Clip of

A shake up.

Let me see the shake up is now, this is very interesting. So Ursula von der Leyen, known as Queen Ursula, in circles of no agenda, was reelected to be the queen of the European Union for another five years. And somehow the. Because, you know, it's a democracy, she just decides to change the whole structure of the Starfleet Command. There's no more vice presidents in each different area. It's just, you know, it's

the European Wait, yeah.

Wait before you now, she was a famous politician that's been elected over and over by the general public. Before she got these, these jobs at the she was

basically kicked out of the, I think she wasn't she defend economics or something.

She's never been elected to anything. No, no. Oh, she's just a Yeah, okay.

She's the queen, though, think

of the European Commission, like the EU's civil service, or the executive with three main jobs to put forward policies and legislation, to make sure the legislation is followed and to manage the EU's budget. That

seems like a job elected officials should do, but for some reason, she just gets to appoint them, and then the representatives of the people get to say, Okay, it's

led by this woman, the president Ursula von der Leyen, who's starting another five year term in office. On Tuesday, she announced her top team of commissioners and vice presidents, 27 in total, each nominated by an EU country and what jobs they're doing. First thing to note, 40% of the new commissioners are women. That's up significantly after the president forced some member states to nominate them. Instead of men, six executive vice presidents, I assigned four women and two men. So you

Competitive decarbonized and circular sounds like a tasty vegan donut. For

that, we want to build a competitive, decarbonized and circular economy with a fair transition for all, we will only be able to do that when, if we design a bold industrial strategy with innovation and investment at its heart.

Now, this was so egregious. This just determining that she wanted to have certain roles played by women and other roles by men that Thierry Breton, he's the guy who was threatening Elon Musk to, you know, hey, you get you getting in trouble if you don't stop that election interference or whatever it was. He resigned. He rage quit. He says you're doing this for your personal, you know, personal agendas. And you've told my country, France, you told them to, you know, that

Finally, there's a new role. Lithuania's Andreas Kubilius will be in charge of Defense and Space. It's his job to persuade EU countries to pull their defense spending and get more bang for their buck. Very first step, that's

kind of funny, defense spending more bang for your buck. His

job to persuade EU countries to pull their defense spending and get more bang for their buck. The very first step that we did is deducted from the political guidelines to define our core priorities, and they are built as you know, and it's no ranking around prosperity, security, democracy. This is the overarching these are the

telling you, the people of Europe should revolt over this. This is an outrage today. It's an outrage. Yeah, and just I pulled a 44 second clip of her trying to convince everybody that now more security, which is basically it. A war machine. More war machine is good for the climate. The treaty says

very clearly, each member of the college is equal, and each commissioner has an equal responsibility to deliver on our priorities. That means that all commissioners must work together, and it is in this spirit that each Executive Vice President will also have a portfolio to focus on, for which they will have to work with other commissioners. So

she just changed the way it works. Not a problem. It's a democracy. So

in simple words, what affects security also affects the economy. What affects climate or environment also affects people, and vice versa, the business community. And you can can go on with that.

Run for the hills Europe. Run for run to Hungary. Do something. Man, she is crazy. Absolutely, I don't understand how. I mean, clearly it's, it must be legal. But it just doesn't make any sense.

These people.

Oh, they do. They like to fall into this sort of kind of one man rule, one woman rules thing. I have a couple of clips from China. Actually, we've just stay in Europe. Did I have I thought had a Ukrainian keeping the

mic, John, you're drifting.

Let's go to China, because the China economy is tanking. Whoops, the

Chinese Communist Party's economy is tanking. But how is that offset by their nonmarket business practices, and what will happen if it's left unchecked? Entity's Washington correspondent Jack Bradley has more from Capitol Hill countering the Chinese Communist Party's technology sector. This was a topic of discussion at a panel on Capitol Hill on Wednesday. They discussed what would happen if the Chinese regime's unfair business practices were left unchecked, the US

economic thinking is really oriented around one thing, and that's allocation efficiency. The Chinese system is not oriented. They don't care about that. What they care about first and foremost, is dominating advanced industries that

are global and lead to power. The event was hosted by the Washington based think tank, Information Technology and Innovation foundation. One of the panelists, Rick Switzer, the former director of the State Department, said, the US needs to create industrial policy that is self reliant, rather than sourcing globally or being out competed by China's highly subsidized products. And so if we wait for a world where a Taiwan invasion happens and that hoping that that will break us out of our stupor,

Yeah. But of course, if the ecosystem collapses, the US industrial ecosystem collapses, so does China's Yeah, we're so

integrally, intimately intertwined, yeah, what when they say it's on the verge of collapse? What does that really mean? I mean, what does that thing? It's just words. It's just

words. Okay, there's part two.

Keynote speaker, Congressman John Molinar, who's the Chair of the House Select Committee on the CCP, said he used to think that economic engagement with the Chinese regime will lead to more freedom in the country, but it turned out the opposite was true, and from the militarization of the South China Sea to unabashed economic coercion and market manipulation flooding our communities with fentanyl, the Chinese Communist Party has shown its true colors.

Well, so they agree on something, yeah, hmm. I mean, I'm sorry, I

was just gonna say before you ask me, why don't you play this clip, which is from NHK about the China real estate collapse?

Yeah, that have been following. New

home prices are down in over 95% of major Chinese cities surveyed. China's National Bureau of Statistics said on Saturday, the prices fell in August from the previous month in 67 of 70 major cities. That's one more than the 66 saw declines in July. Prices rose month on month in two cities and

right, so now compare that to us. We just had a 50 basis point cut. I have not heard the latest DH unplugged. I don't know what if you guys predicted 50

bits? No, we both kind of pushed toward 25

so what does this mean? Does that mean the economy is in worse shape than than being lied about? Or

is it being lied about.

Or is it to create more money? Or what is that? What is it about that's what

kind of the market is thinking. Is thinking, well, 25 Wait a minute. Why are they doing we kind of thought they were gonna lie. The consensus

was 25 was 25 right? No, that

that flipped. Oh, like days before. No, it was, it was most people thought was going to be 50. Oh, yes, I was kind of a surprise to me too. And so, so the market goes, Oh, great, we get this cheaper money. Oh, wait a minute, that's set telling us that this bidenomics isn't working and the economy's going down the tubes. I don't know. What should I buy? Should I sell? It's caused a dilemma,

and I guess was it four more cuts before the end of the year being announced,

this mystery, black magic.

BlackRock magic is what that is. BlackRock magic. Meanwhile, as we suspected, the Save act did not pass, and therefore neither did the continuing resolution, oh no, 13 days until the lights go out. Just over

an hour ago, Republicans killed their own bill to fund the government. House Speaker Mike Johnson tied the funding to the Save act requiring citizenship to vote, which is, of course, already law of the land punishable by felony,

and he did so at the back. I never heard that. What is that nonsense? What

this is the Democrats talking point. It goes the following, why do we need that law? Because we already, it's already a law that you can't do that. We only it. So I'm not going to vote for it. The Democrats pull this stunt all the time. They always throw in these gratuitous laws about usually involving abortion, and they put something in some document, and the Republicans rebuke it. This is just gamesmanship, but politicking as usual, yeah, oh no, it's hard.

It's not a grand scale at all. Well, when these types of issues come to light, we need to bring out the Crypt Keeper

House Speaker Mike Johnson tied the funding to the Save act requiring citizenship to vote, which is, of course, already law of the land punishable by felony. And he did so at the behest of Donald Trump, who totally replicans agree to a continued resolution. Yeah. Sorry,

punishable by felony.

Is that what he said, Yeah,

I said it's punishable by felony. That's right. No, it's a felony and it's punishable, but it's not punishable by felony.

Of course, already law the land punishable by felony.

Yeah, this Chris Matthews being Come on. He's excited because

that's not Chris Matthews. That's

no Chris, Chris Hayes. Hayes, yes, he's excited because the crypt keepers on the line,

and he did so at the behest of Donald Trump, who told Republicans not to agree to a continuing resolution to fund the government without it, but enough Republicans voted against it anyway, defeating their own plan for a short term funding bill 13 days before government shutdown. I'm joined now by Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi, democratic California.

Emerita, please. Speaker Emerita, we can't say emeritus anymore, because you know, that's misgendering. Speaker Emerita join now,

by the way, when

did this ever happen? Anyone ever called this anyway? I've never heard it. There's all kinds of ex speakers here and there. They don't call them on merit our America.

No, they usually say former Speaker of the House. Yeah,

that would be more, yes, gender neutral. It would be white, poloy bullcrap. We've

already been through this. I'm Adam curry. VJ emeritus. We've already been through this. This is our titles now. John C Dvorak, columnist Emeritus, 13

days before Governor shutdown, I'm joined now by Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi, democratic California. We. What? What do you make of today's vote? Well, I think it's an example of ineptitude, but it's also an example of the President, former president, being a puppeteer, telling the Republicans in the House that they must shut down government.

The people don't control the representatives Trump controls them.

It's all Trump, and

that's usually does shiny lights on his puppet strings, so they really look bad. But the fact is, I'm an appropriator, and that's where a budget bill comes from. The preparations committee, Laura was our leader on the House side, and we've always said, left to their own devices, the Democrats and Republicans on the Appropriations Committee can find a compromise, a solution. You just have to want to do

Yeah, because, of course, everyone

wants a horrible tragedy. Well, what never happened before? We've been doing this show for almost 17 years, even though we still don't get any money. Apparently, we've been doing the show for almost where's your appropriations? And this has not happened, like, over and over and over again. Yeah.

Now Trump did post on truth social. Truth social, he posted, we can't let them get away with it. We can't let them have illegals like this law is going to stop anything. I don't see how this bill will stop anything. You know, the the people who have, uh, come out, well,

I'll protect the elections. The bill's not designed to stop anything. It's designed to get the Democrats to vote no on it. So you can point the finger. Look, they want illegals to vote

yes. Yeah, correct, correct. And it was Massey who said, this is a stupid he says, I'm not going to be a thespian in this theater. I mean, this seems like

a situation which there's broad bipartisan consensus to pass a continuing resolution fund the government and avoid a shutdown. And

by the way, Massey's right. We shouldn't be doing these continuing resolutions. It's there were 12 bills they should have voted on, maybe more. They should have just voted on them instead of horsing around.

But Donald Trump is obsessed with this piece of legislation, which essentially is a kind of institutionalization of The Big Lie rant on his social media, including many things that they don't have to get the Save act. He accuses Democrats falsely of registering illegal voters by the 10s of 1000s as we speak, and he calls the shutdown so this, this is both. He wants them to shut the government down so that they could promote the big lie, basically, well, the big lie?

What is the big lie

that the election was stolen?

What's that got to do is shutting down the government? Hey,

we got to fill air time. It's Nancy Pelosi on the line. His

lips were moving. He was lying, and that's just the way it is. He sometimes doesn't even know what he's talking about, and other times he just makes it up as he goes along. But it's really a tragedy, and I just only wish they would leave it up to the Congress to pass the legislation that is necessary to keep government open. He's not even in the government, and yet he wants to shut it down.

He wants to she's not even in the government. He wants to shut it down. This man is no good. Unfortunately, it turns out that Kamala Harris is also no good. We have to choose between the worst of two. No goods, even Dana Bash is tired of it. When

you listen to Kamala Harris and what she will do, you can almost start a drinking game every time she says, small businesses. Let

Yes, imagine a future so it's not good when CNN is talking about drinking games on your talking points, and Martha Raddatz, oh, man, she got mad, and she got mad and she didn't have Kamala there to get mad at, because, you know, that's obviously sacrilegious, but Massachusetts governor Maura Healey got the full frontal assault from a mad Martha.

I want to ask you about her comments about the military. She said during the debate this about the US military, let's listen, as of today, there is not one member of the United States military who is in active duty in a combat zone, in any war zone around the world. The first time this century, our fact checkers found that to be false, and I have a lot of

Sounds like her son is in the special ops or something. She's getting worked up over this,

any sort of deadly raid. So why would she make that claim?

What say you

I think what's important here, Martha is that Kamala Harris, in contrast to Donald Trump, demonstrated herself to be commander in chief. We are in a world where there are all sorts of conflicts. What reason we somebody who serious and who supports the military? Just remember, Governor, excuse me, but she said there is not one member of the United States military who is an active duty in a combat zone. That is not true. You say she demonstrated her ability to

very good surrogate. Get out

of here. Get off and then she says all around this country, yes, this

is the best that's us. Yeah, may have this military,

have you? So we're an active Yes, we

are correct. We are a war zone. There was this great video I saw on telegram. Then it's being filmed the debate. So it's shot from behind some heads. You probably saw it, yeah. And then she says, Oh, there's no one in active military. And then they flip the camera around. It's all these dudes sitting in a tent, in some in some desert somewhere, going, wow. What about us? Yeah, but that, but, you know, that's Martha Raddatz, ABC. The debate was on ABC, no fact checking there.

Yeah, that's kind of interesting. And

you know this, I think it was Dan or bash, you know, talking about the

future, something's up.

Oh yeah, no. Well, Trump needs to win. Trump needs to win. That's why, 50 basis points. Because let's

go back to the Ruth guy. How about this? Oh guys, MK, Ultra, he was never meant to shoot. And the reason that the, oh, the super observant, uh, Secret Service guy, because they was just they let they knew he was there. As soon as he stuck the gun out, they took a couple of pot shots. The whole thing was a setup, just to make it look like another assassination attempt. And the whole thing was just to get more attention to Trump.

I think it's very plausible. It's plausible because the

guy's an idiot, this Ruth guy, yeah, we've seen his interviews in the after the fact, and he's apparently, when they took him into court, he's laughing, yucking it up, like he's got it made or something, or he did the right thing or something, that he felt like

the Manchurian Candidate who was also totally and when they arrested him, Manchurian Candidate, I wonder what His trigger word was. Maybe, maybe we could use a trigger word and might activate some MK Ultra people,

yeah, and tell them to donate.

That's the trigger word, Donate.

Donate.

Um, I picked this up from. A the guy on Tiktok, Chad o Jackson, and I was thinking of just telling you this story, but he put it together so well. It's only a minute and a half that I figured I'd just use his audio. Because this one, I mean, we've, we know about the Joy Division and the, you know, the although never used, the whole concept of joy, is kind of a Goebbels esque

we are not going back. America is ready for a new way forward. We are not going back. We together will chart a new way forward. We're not going back together. We'll move forward. We're not going back forward together, folks, this has literally been the slogan of the Communist Party for the past 10 years. I'm not even joking. If you go to the Communist Party USA website, three years ago, communist co chair Rosanna Cambron literally wrote an article titled, we're not going

I thought that was quite good. Well, there's

a there was an analysis that's similar to that about the unburdened by comment that she used to make, yes, and that's communist too, yes.

And, you know, commune, you either have communism or you have a system such as was determined by our founding fathers, who say that the laws don't come from government, but the laws come from our Creator. And so it's really, we really are at a either this laws, the rights, the I'm sorry, the lights, the rights you're correct in alien is it inalienable or unalienable?

I think both are proper, but I think inalienable, inalienable is what they like to use.

So it's either that or communism, because communism definitely doesn't is not on board with that train. No, so that's

also mean, anti capitalist.

Oh, yeah,

no good, because it benefits the people that actually put a lot of effort into

it. You see that video where there's one, this is a famous the YouTuber dude, and he goes on to college campuses, and you say, you know, what do you think about socialism? Yeah, I think it's really good, you know. And so why don't we take some of your grade point average and give it to someone who has a lower grade point average? Have you seen this? They all go like, well, that's not fair. No, I worked really hard, say, but people who work really hard and make more money, why should they

Well, you have to always go back to the the basic phrase of the whole system, which is, uh, give to each according to their needs and take from each according from according to their abilities. Yeah, from each according to their abilities to each according to their needs. So people that need more and are enabled to do anything, yeah, we have a little bit of that for people that are disabled, but for the normal person, you don't want to do that. But okay, and

I have two similar but contrasting clips, because the Christian nationalists are, of course, the problem. They are the ones that are going to elect Donald Trump. Know they've never come out to vote.

They never vote, yeah, but this is a vote. They don't care. Yes,

but you don't understand the networks. The networks, the pastor network is, in effect, they

call themselves God's soldiers, fighting to save the soul of America. Their weapon, the Bible. These Christian nationalists believe that religion should define us laws and set the country back on track. Around this church, you can get out. Get out. You demon from Donald Trump, they might even help him return to the White House. President Trump is the man that will be bring righteousness the rule of law and the Judeo Christian values to our civilization.

That's from France 24 by the way. And there are definitely, definitely networks who are encouraging pastors to have people vote for biblical values. And I think this next pastor who was from the world, what is this? Called the world overcomers. Church is probably one of them. There's just one problem. He's not white.

I can't do it. I can't do it. I don't care what President what color he is. If you ain't in line with God, I can't stand with you. You're getting off with God because you're trying to stand with black I can't vote for a party that is for all kind of sexual perversions. I can't do it. I can't go with a party that says you can be a boy today and a girl tomorrow. I can't do it. I can't do it. I can't support a party that wants to remove God from its party platform. You in

problem that guy brought up to Saint Peter to give you hell for voting for Camelot. I have to play a counter clip. Okay? Tick tock. This is a talk clip. Republicans hate women.

I'm having flashbacks to 2016 when all I heard was, I don't have an issue with a woman being president, just not that woman, not that woman. How many times do we hear that in 2016 and it's all coming back, it's all coming back, not that woman. So the people who are saying not that woman, I'm sure, said that about Hillary as well. And my question is, Which woman, woman would it take for you to vote for? Would have to be a Republican Woman? Because I don't think that's ever going to

whoever that was, not a woman.

I don't know that was a

woman, not telling me that was a woman.

Yeah, there's your counter programming, right there. So

the 50 basis point, uh, cut immediately sent Bitcoin up the chart,

yes, which makes no sense. Well, I guess it does make sense. It also gold went up and silver went to $31 which is unbelievable, out

of control. And

yeah, and the market went up, whereas the market went down to but America went up and down. I talked about that since you mentioned the Fed, I do have a

clip I was leading into something else, but as long as you bring me back to Bitcoin, then I'll then it's okay, you

can go back to Bitcoin real easy, because this was a clip I got from a bunch of commentary on the Fed and how they did this and that. And this was just some off the wall comment research that sorry on the rate cut

research, actually from the sound money project, has seen the Fed increased discussion of things like climate change and income inequality over the past 10 years, which has shown that mission creep is affecting the Fed just as it's affecting every other institution, and regardless of how viewers feel about those issues, the Fed has

climate change. Climate change, of course,

well, I'm sure that the white paper from Blackrock helped Bitcoin by Blackrock saying, hey, you know, in times of instability, Bitcoin is a good place to put your money that, I'm paraphrasing to extreme. But maybe this little, this little Gambit that President Trump pulled might might have helped this was kind of funny.

In the meantime, we're keeping an eye on Donald Trump. He is in a bar, I believe, in downtown New York, called the pub key in downtown Manhattan. Maybe we can play up some sound here, guys and see if he says anything. Fantastic. It went through all right. We're done. Perfect. First transaction by a president on the Bitcoin protocol.

He's at a burger joint, and he just bought some burgers.

Hello, everybody. Yeah, crypto

burger. This is a crypto burger, okay? The only pay with Bitcoin, yeah, pay with Bitcoin for the crypto burger, which, of course, I like. I think they're making a big mistake, though, the the Trump Organization, they came out with the World Financial, some kind of, like, token, uh, based on Ethereum, and it's a, it's like a lending protocol. I foresee bad things in the future for that. It's like, what are they doing? Like,

Trump stakes, yeah, exactly the University of Trump. The kids got

suckered into it. Trump's like, oh, there's crypto. Sounds good. I don't think that's a very good idea. But anyway, he's

just the non stop.

But go Bitcoin. Thanks, Trump. Then we'll take meanwhile,

talking about Trump, there was an, I personally think an energy weapon was deployed. Yes, I

heard about this. Porter is

a former President Donald Trump, that were allowed to sit behind his stage at his Tucson rally last week tell the news four Tucson investigators, they left with mysterious injuries to their eyes. News for Tucson chief investigative reporter, course, Nylander is live outside the Tucson Music Hall downtown. Course, what are we learning about their situation? Monica, this is where 1000s of people came out to hear former

that was wild. People. Uh, going to the hospital, and the hospital saying, Are you sure you didn't get sprayed with some kind of chemical? Yeah. And

one woman claims she's now blind, at least temporarily, yeah? And it sounds like, and there's a bunch of them, they're all on one side, and they think that's we were unusual, yeah, I'm gonna make sure that get upset at word unusual. Yes, is that this, these audiences were split in two, instead of right behind him, like normal, yeah, there was this, this bifurcation of the of the background, and I don't understand it. There was this whole thing was, you know,

well, speaking of speaking of eye problems, this happened

this morning, new details of the terrifying moments 140 passengers faced just minutes after takeoff on a flight from Salt Lake City to Portland on Sunday, we're Boeing 737, 900 forced to make an emergency landing back in Salt Lake. The problem Delta tells NBC News, the aircraft was unable to pressurize above 10,000 feet. One passenger speaking out to our affiliate KSL TV, it felt like somebody was stabbing me in the ear. Passengers say they knew

Now, what I was missing from the report is Boeing. I mean, they mentioned it was a 737 900 but this doesn't, this seem like an obvious aircraft issue, but yet they don't mention that. Well, they

did say it was a 730 Yeah, but, but they it was so, you know, he's talking about emphasize Boeing. Boeing, Boeing, yeah, leaky

doors, leaky windows, even the toilet. You know, can't we just say Hey? Is that another door about to blow off the Boeing? I don't know why they didn't say, maybe

the word has gotten out to stop.

Well, it's going to stop by itself, because, you know, I think I got boots on the ground from one of our producers about the Boeing strike. Update from work. Initially, our senior managers arrogantly, didn't believe the strike would last beyond the weekend. On Friday morning, they essentially told the entire supply chain management division it was

um, let's talk to him. I have a note from someone that should be looked at. This is a kind of interesting I thought this is from our producer, W I work at the hub in Memphis. He works at FedEx. Yeah. Yeah, it's what's called a material handler, which is means I drive a cargo thing, or, anyway, says, he says that they're, they lost their contract with United Postal Service, and they're going to go, they're going to have issues. And so they're starting to treat their employees like crap, uh oh,

and

and the work. And he discusses the workforce, which is 50% black, 30% white and 20% Hispanic, and he says that everyone gets along just fine, but there's their issues ahead.

Yeah, if you I didn't know they lost the USPS, uh, contract,

I guess so. Man.

I mean, what's going on with Tupperware filed for bankruptcy? I mean, the world is ending.

Then I have a bunch of bunch of weird stuff going on with

these. There it is, 1010, Oh, I gotcha. I got you. I got you. 1010. All right, I got one final clip before we take a break here. One final clip because finally, finally, we have a group that's doing some good.

The first ever national urban rat summit kicked off in New York City today. The summit is bringing together a range of experts like researchers and academic institutions and municipal pest control managers, the groups are collaborating on ideas for best practices, on rodent mitigation, advancing science. Of it all, rat sightings are down in New York after businesses switch to use covered containers for trash

glad they have a rat summit going on that tells you about the state of America, doesn't it? It's so bad, we need a rat summit

there's rats in New York, yeah,

but this was from all over the country, yeah,

I guess those rats. Rats are a problem. I'm

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like a me, it's

like a party. I'm looking over your list. Is this the second week in a row you do not have an end of show? ISO,

no, where's the second show in a row? Um,

okay, what's up with that? I

just forgot. I just, for some reason I've lost my train of thought when it came to the getting a good ISO. I'm always on the lookout for him, but I didn't have buying any Well, I

mean, I had, I hope one of my two ISOs suffices. We always like, No, I'm listening. Well, here I go. That

was some weird shit.

There's that one that's.

A

faint it is, but it's Hillary, and she says the W word, she said that, yes, it's in her book. Want to hear it again? That

was some weird shit. Yeah. Okay, next, oh,

this is the only other one I have

really shocking,

that neither, neither one is great.

Well, the weird one is okay, I didn't say that word no, no

doesn't count. Okay, we'll use the W word. I mean, who cares about shit? I mean, it's the W word we have to be careful of. And now, ladies and gentlemen, time to end the show with John's famous Tip of the Day. JC,

me just JC, and if I, and

sometimes had to start documenting these

chips. Yes, hello. We've been talking about documenting these and trying to get into a giblet. It needs to be a giblet. It needs to be a giblet. Giblet.

What have I plugged Irfan view.

I, what is it sounds familiar. Perfect

view is the the troll room would know if I plugged this before Earth fan. View is the is the image viewer that yes, everybody should be no, you did I have Yep, you're good. Okay. Then we moved to,

but can I just say something for a moment, sure, the previous tip of the crate of Bordeaux at Costco. First of all, I think Costco stock is up. It's now sold out everywhere. All Costco team members have been alerted. There's a weird podcast that sends people to their store. Tina went to Costco in San Anton, could not find there was they're out curiously, Costco also was out of eggs. So eggs out of eggs, too many eggs.com. They're out of eggs, no eggs, no Bordeaux crates.

Costco here has yet to have this Bordeaux mini pack in stock, and so I'm still waiting to get my couple of batches. But yes, it's people are buying two or three of these things. It's Yes, sucking them up. They

should have done limit to per customer. But all right, do you have a different tip for Yes?

Kurt, I go back to Costco. Since you brought it up. Kirkland, I should people should know this one little factoid, the cheap Kirkland vodka in the 1.75 liter bottle, which goes for 25 bucks or so. It's cheap, huh? It's in a big, very attractive bottle, and it says very carefully, and it says Made in France, that's that is actually gray goose.

No, so it's a liter and a half gray goose, no, 1.75 1.75 liters of gray goose for 25

bucks or so. Yeah, it depends on your Costco at prices. But how did you find out about this, about it being gray goose, from some industry insider, huh?

So they're just white labeling gray goose now. Well,

not only that, but if you compare it to the gray goose bottle, it's one of the most spectacular bottles that Costco has, and it's all his Kirkland lineup. It's a beauty. It's like a big, beautiful crystal bottle is huge. And, I mean, it's not useful for anything else, but wow.

What is it called? Again,

Kirkland vodka, but it's, but it's important. It's, there's two of them. There's a cheap American Kirkland vodka, which is like nothing. They basically here. Have it for free. And then they have this one, which is the imported one. And it says, mate, you can find it if it says, Made in France, is made in France. Is a beautiful bottle, terrific product.

Long Costco, we're gonna put we're gonna man. Another tip from John C Dvorak, everybody. He is the man with the plan. Go get your Kirkland vogtech. Unbelievable. Hey, stick around on the stream if you're listening@trollroom.io or no agenda stream.com, we're on the modern podcast. I have just two good old boys coming up. I think that's sir gene is one of those two good old boys well worth listening to. End of show

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