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oh yeah, yeah, I figured you'd be you'd be mad about that. You have a bad attitude today about things you got. You're mad because it's too hot and you have no air conditioning. Was 95 yesterday. That's what I mean. It's too hot for San Francisco. Too hot. It's too hot. Listen to that. Theremin. Ladies and gentlemen, we have achieved the pinnacle episode 1701 the same digits as the Starship Enterprise. Have you ever heard this version of what this Theremin lady? It's a

I we used to talk about her. I can't remember her name. She's a famous Theremin artist,

katika. Katika Eleni, I think, I think she's Eastern Bloc. Anyway, John, 1701 episodes, that's not bad.

1701 Yeah, we could have done a promotion, but we'd get sued by Paramount. Yeah,

it's interesting you put that in the newsletter, because I hadn't even thought about it until like, you know, that's probably a good point if you use what one little bit of Star Trek imagery do, they come after you right away. Oh,

yeah. Then they do it, because that's what they do. And you, if you're gonna do it, you have to do it all the time, so they do it with everybody.

So we should tell the artists up front, don't do any Star Trek.

We will run anything that's got, even the Star Trek type logo.

You can't even do that for, for like, parodies sake,

there's not a parody Well, depending parodying,

it depends on what the image looks like. I think that's very dependent upon the image.

And they, I think they go after parodies too. Well, maybe not so much. That's beside the point. We usually don't use parodies necessarily in our art. No, well,

we use a lot of product parodies. I'm not I'm not arguing the

fact mockery is mock difference. Oh, okay,

well, all right, mockery, that's good, man. I think we should just kick it off with some ABC special live coverage, very demure, very mindful.

Helene has now become the deadliest mainland hurricane since Katrina back in 2005 almost 20 years ago, the storm's death toll is now at least 227 across several states, but many people are still unaccounted for, with their families desperate for answers, and the search for them is complicated. The full extent of the damage is still coming into focus, as communities there struggle to get basic supplies, and hundreds

Oh yeah, this is the new thing, southeast strong. You see, you've got to say southeast strong. Misreport everything but southeast strong.

I think misreporting is the key to this. Yes, it seems from every side of the spectrum, yes. And I looked, there was one that came up. I think it was last night. This woman comes on talking about her, her elderly uncle and aunt who aren't elderly at all, and they wouldn't let it rescue because the helicopter pilot was told to stand down by the fire chief, yeah, and if I'm gonna arrest you, the fire chief said,

that one I can, I can explain, because they between picking up the woman and leaving his son and the husband behind, they put a TFR in place, temporary flight restriction, and the only way to get there through that valley or that Gully, or whatever it was, was right through what the Feds had put up as a TFR. It doesn't mean that the fire chief can arrest anybody. Yeah, but I mean that, yeah, there was, I mean there was, there's also, this is so politicized, It's sickening. And

this clip. You know, I've been going all over South Carolina, like most people hadn't slept much, but look what's going on in Israel. Our friends in Israel, surrounded by people

that wanted doesn't care about anybody. There was, that's a good one. There was six, six minutes of him and Hannity talking about and and even Graham was going off on his print,

by the way, his pronunciation of Israel, Israel is something to behold Israel. I can't even do it,

so I, you know, I'm the last person to kind of defend Lindsey Graham, but in this case, that's for sure, that it was really it was so like Lindsey Graham didn't care about people. He was talking about it for six minutes and calling everybody out. But I went back, actually did a little bit of

on him. Republican Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson says, even though he missed a vote to prove the state's emergency declaration before Helene, the vote didn't matter. Yeah, the lieutenant governor was the only elected official not to weigh in on Governor Roy Cooper's request ahead of the storm devastating North Carolina Capitol reporter Michael Hyland is joining us now with this story, and Michael the Lieutenant Governor pointed the

It's it's so Oh, it's his fault. Well, if you got nine people and eight vote, then it's okay, but there's so much this.

Don't overlook Robinson's being smeared last week or the week before. That's the whole point. Being on the black pervs for teens, website team years ago, and a black Nazi thing and that whole thing. I mean, this guy, it was so bad that even Trump couldn't bring himself to invite him to one of the North Carolina rallies. So the guys, they've gone after this. He's a hot potato.

He's a hot hot potato. Hot potato.

He can still win.

Oh yeah, oh yeah, but, but, you know, people don't really understand how everything works in with emergency management. And I'm pretty sure that South South Carolina and North Carolina, they, you know, there were emergency workers, of course, what everyone saw a lot of, particularly on on social media, was the redneck, redneck army.

It's the sound of solace. Help is on the way. We just kind of organized a private helicopter army to go in and survey the damage and get extract people and take supplies in and just create landing zones for everybody to have supply routes in and out. Matt McSwain is a pilot from Mount Holly, and says he received a call from Operation AirDrop, an organization now working to shore up relief and rescue efforts for folks trapped in North. Carolina's High Country.

So you know what I'm seeing? I don't know about you, but I just see all of this the government, you know best. No good. They're late. Everything's horrible. They're doing this on purpose. If it was, if it was a blue state, they'd be there in minutes, you know, on and on and on and on and and we, of course, we're still dealing with the, oh, it's, it's a, it's for the courts, it's for the lithium this.

And let's, well, you can drop that part of it. But the blue state thing, it is a blue state. It's got a it's got a Democrat governor. A lot of these people are black, yeah, Asheville, North Carolina, one of the centers is, is a lesbian stronghold of the South. It's always referred to locally as she Ville. You take the A out of the name, it's not Asheville, she Ville. And so this is bull crap. Well, besides

that, I like, is it hanlon's razor? I think it is hanlon's razor. Never attribute to malice, that which is adequately explained by incompetence.

Yeah, that's and also it doesn't help that the situation coming out of the White House, from FEMA and from Majorca, who said we're out of money, and then the denial that we're out of money, which I have two clips from John Pierre, this has been floating around. This is what she said in a press conferences kJP this week, categorically,

no. Biden did not take FEMA relief money to use, to use on migrants,

and then here she is in 2022.

FEMA Regional Administrators have been meeting with city officials on site to coordinate, to coordinate, available federal support from FEMA and other federal agencies. Funding is also available through FEMA emergency food and shelter program to eligible local governments and not for non for profit organizations upon request to support humanitarian relief for migrants.

Well, exactly. And this is kind of my point, our government is, and that's all governments, our government body, which people, somehow, in my lifetime, have come to like, oh, something's wrong. The cavalry's coming. Yeah, the Redneck Marine Corps is coming. Your neighbors are coming. People who, regardless of your who you are, your background or your gender, sexuality, your religion, race, doesn't matter,

in 89 it was pointed out, like around here in the Bay Area where he had the 89 Loma Prieta earthquake and the freeway collapsed. It was just all locals going out and rescuing people. There was you didn't there was no time to wait the government. Screw the government. You got to go out and do what you do. And there's all kinds of local heroes that pull people out of cars, under a crush, to overpass and all the rest. And it was all just people doing what you could do to help your neighbor.

But really, we need to just come to grips with the fact that all government, especially state and federal emergency, are completely incompetent. They have forgotten and forsaken their their mission. You know, media, of course, can't even cover this because, oh, don't let anybody catch on, specifically North Carolina, I remember when it came to gender neutral bathrooms. We had a lot to say, lot going on. That was during Obama,

and it was mostly in North Carolina, yes,

but when the rubber really meets the road, they have no clue on how to operate. And you know, people are even saying, you know, do you really want FEMA? Because here's. Corrupt and nasty. The system is, you know, people like yo,

still not there anywhere. What are

you seeing from FEMA in the federal and the federal response, if any? I

mean, they're present. They're in the way. They are directly interrupting our ability to conduct missions and operations. And I'm not going to disparage anybody, because we are trying to work with in partner relationships, both government and non government entities within state and federal and county, you know, we, I went to put a couple of people into a hotel last night, and I they have a security guard at the hotel. He said, Oh, we're so sorry. The entire hotel has

yeah, just you can't count on you stop counting on your government. Then that's what that's very tiring to see everybody running around like, oh, and all political, no good. I mean, even the the kJP clips, I mean, it's all being politicized. Well, there's 1000s of dead people. It's just, it's, it's the good side of who we are as Americans and the bad side. And by the way, this is not a once in a once, ever occurrence.

I don't keep track of that sort of thing. I it doesn't seem like it would be that unusual, Yeah,

apparently it is. It is because you have this hurricane Katrina came out of the Gulf, yeah, but that didn't hit Florida. Well, Florida got affected, yeah? Not, not like this.

And there was that one just a couple of years ago that that hurricane they went through Tampa,

which one was that it

was the one that hit that one town really bad, and they made a big fuss about it. And Tampa was hit pretty hard, and that came out of the Gulf were the fish

flopping in the street. They're always, always, yeah. Yeah. Well, I haven't heard much climate change yet, although I'm sure it's coming, and we're all crazy. Climate change is doing this. Somebody brought

up the fact that a lot of this moisture may have been caused by a underwater volcano, some, some like a year 22 I think, and put a bunch of moisture in the air that had to come out eventually. Well,

you know, there's plenty of government projects that go way back that that have tried to steer hurricanes. I think that it was in like 1963 or something, when was, I was Eisenhower president? No, that was Kennedy. No,

Kennedy must

have been earlier and and so they would drop silver iodine into the into the hurricane iodide. They would drop that into the hurricane and then they could steer it. But it also, of course, created an enormous amount of water, which is what we saw here.

So you know, how would that mechanism work, steering it with silver.

I'm just telling you what, what? What the report was that somehow, by I

remembered the time, and say probably the 60s or 70s, where they said, Well, if it's really bad, we can drop a nuke on this thing and knock it out.

How can we ever? I've heard it on this show from you. I've never, I don't think they ever. They should try it. Man, come on, give it a shot. Of course, the real issue at hand is this,

as western North Carolina recovers from devastating flood damage following Hurricane Helene, election officials are scrambling to prepare for early voting. Yeah, North Carolina is, of course, a key swing state that could very well decide next month's presidential election. Steve Harrison from member station WFA in Charlotte, has been covering this and joins us now. Hey, Steve, Hey, Scott. Early voting begins in North Carolina on october 17, a little

We'll have to see how that affects this important swing state.

Well, I have a serious eclipse on voting. If you're going to talk about voting, early voting in particular, yeah,

I would just say I think it's great what the citizens of North Carolina have done. And, of course, also in Florida, grousing. But the grousing, you know, I had boots on the ground, RVG, truth on the X I know, is ombre. And this guy, he goes everywhere. He's, you know, he was at the border for months, and then always he just drives up and he's and then he's in North Carolina, and he says, you know, the people are actually getting it together. And if anything, the social all

I would say, also I think the media coverage sucks too.

It's completely, I mean, I was texting which

was trying to dissensational as usual. Gee, I'm shocked, shocked that they're sensationalizing the news. What's

interesting, though, is that in Europe, no one even knows this is happening. It's almost not covered, like, Yeah, whatever this. We've seen

some reports, but it's covered like, straight, like, straight news, just a mention, yeah. You know, there's

much more important things, you know, like Iran and Ukraine and,

oh, money, money. Well, that everyone

has a universally, people have an issue with all the money being spent on other countries. I think that that's now almost a bipartisan issue or nonpartisan.

Let's play these clips. This is early voting. This all from NPR. It's a long report. I got through, I think four clips here. They're not long, but this is about early voting, and there's a bunch of subtle propaganda in here, as usual as you would expect from NPR,

elitist voices of America. This is NPR. You. Or PBS, Election Day is a month away, and early voting is already happening. More than a million votes have already been cast, with more coming every day. Miles parks is our voting correspondent. He covers the topic 365 days a year. What a

voting correspondent who has Yeah,

and did you hear what he does? He covers the topic 300 every day, every

day of the year, every year, but right now is the moment when all of the storylines he's following rise to the top of everyone else's minds as well. That is especially true given how much the attempt to overturn the 2020, presidential election results hangs over everything in this contest. So give it all that we brought miles on to talk to us about what he is focusing on. Hey miles, Hey Scott. Hey Scott. Hey miles, Hey Scott. Let's start with the lawsuits, because many are already being

Oh yeah, this is all pro Trump changes, if I recall correctly. So that, of course,

no, no.

I thought the

Georgia thing is, what's pro Trump about Georgia? And they never say this. They never tell you any of this. They just said, well, blah, blah, blah.

They don't mention what it is.

They never say what it is. But the Georgia thing is, they're going to hand count all the ballots to make sure that the machine count matches, right? That would be anything pro Trump

because that was the because Republicans hate the the machines,

yeah, let's start D bold.

Well, no, yeah. Okay,

so the other, which is the doesn't do them anymore. Of course, those are the George Bush machines. The other the other thing about the ballot being in the wrong envelope. What have you ever mailed in and it comes with an envelope? Wow, that just doesn't make any sense. That would be what you stuff into some rando envelope. I don't know. You know. Okay,

hold on before you continue just about this specifically, Tina went to see that the new D'souza movie, which is vindicating Trump. Yeah, Dinesh D'Souza, where

do you go see a movie like that? It's in the

theater. She, she and her and her friend went, actually in the theater. She and her friend were the only two,

well, in theater. Granted, it

was 1130 in the morning, but yeah, still vindicating Trump. And she said, she said, Of course, it's a complete, you know, it's all pro Trump, pro Trump. But what de Souza apparently shows there is how you can for like 35 bucks, you can buy the voter roll, and then you can just print all the ballots you want. You know, it's, it's very our voting

It's because it's poorly operated. No kidding, it's been taken. Is Everyone's been so lax about assuming it's fine that they just let it slide it. This is ridiculous. Well, remember,

the term is no widespread fraud. Oh,

that's coming in these clips. Okay, okay, so

that's bucket one, the process one, itself. What about the second? The second is, we've seen a bunch of lawsuits. This happened in 2020, as well. The Republicans have been filing a number of lawsuits that legal experts basically say have no shot at succeeding, but just serve to kind of inject doubts about the process. These are generally been lawsuits focusing on the idea of non citizens voting in American elections. This is not an issue that there is evidence has ever happened in anything but

Here we go again. There's, there's some truth to that. You know, I have a 38 second clip. You can I insert that? Yeah, I think so. This is from Arizona.

This new data set, as they're calling it, brings the total number of people impacted to 218,000 instead of the 98,000 we first reported. These people were mistakenly marked as having provided documentary proof of citizenship, and Arizona voter registration database now has correctly flagged the impacted individuals. Election officials say they will contact the affected Arizonans with information regarding their status after the general election. That means for now,

to vote, no problem. They go back later. Is this going to be the big dispute? Well, it was 218,000 we got to call every single one of them asked for the ID. Man, yeah, and we still can't put someone on the moon. What good are we? I'm very down on all this,

the and the idea that, I mean the way they downplay the possibility of some, I mean in Cal, like here, I've said it before, I go to vote, I go in person. I have voted by mail to I do both. But I went person, you

vote twice. You vote twice.

I could, you say, she

said, I do both. So I'm just, I could okay,

but I'd only do one, and California, it doesn't make any difference. So I wanted to go in to use the machines so I could see what was going on with the machines. Yeah, you talked about this. Yes, I did. Made a long talk about it, and it just but I noticed they never asked for ID. Never, never, have ever asked for ID. It's not as though they're asking for ID. And now it's illegal in California to ask for ID, although you have to, you have to ask for ID for liquor and all

not it's not that important. It's just not that important. It's harder to get out of jury duty, which is the other side of voting, as far as I'm concerned. Like, oh man, I want to get out of your jury duty. Don't need an ID to vote.

So here we go three.

Let's talk about another impact over the ongoing rhetoric around the 2020, election, the ongoing claims that Trump won the election, which, again, he did not. He lost the election, but we have seen this real uptick in harassment and threats to local election officials. I

have not actually seen any of this. Is there an actual report of someone being threatened?

There have been reports in it stems from the 2020 election and the Georgia people, all right, who were who were threatened after the fact, and I don't know that it's happening, but

I haven't seen any reports of someone saying that guy threatened me. You know, this is just, this is rhetoric here. This is rhetoric,

right? And a lot of time talking to what are you hearing from them in terms of the threats coming in and how they're preparing for a really tense few weeks. There's a lot of nervousness. And when I talk to election officials the last couple weeks, I think where's the interview the reason is going back to this poll I mentioned a second ago.

you don't need widespread fraud. You only need a couple of states Exactly. That's the beauty of that's

the that's the point of saying white, yeah, you don't have widespread you have targeted, yeah, that exactly. It's Can you swap out the word widespread for targeted fraud? They won't do it,

yeah? Because that's all you need with the electoral college. That's how it works. You need a couple targeted fraud. Yeah? And one way to do that, and Arizona,

by the way, was one of the targets. And yes, it's fairly obvious. It keeps coming up. Information keeps coming to light. And who

and who targeted? Who was the first to target Arizona? Fox News. They called Arizona when there was 1% of the votes were in Fox News. That's

a good point. Yeah, Fox News, definitely and and

I would pay attention to Fox News this time around as well. These people are the media chooses who wins in our country. I'm staking my reputation on it. Yeah,

all right. Last clip

the fact that election officials have spent the last four years trying to educate voters. All the myriad security processes they have in place that make it so fraud is so rare and especially hard to pull off at like a statewide or a

federal race, right? What's with all the laughters, bro,

that make it so fraud is so rare and especially hard to pull off at like a statewide or a federal race, right? They've been trying to educate those right really clear. It's made a dent because Donald Trump and other Republicans have continued hammering this issue, though, I will say election officials are optimistic that they're in a better position to

Two Two things that have to be pointed out, yes, and I didn't. I could have gotten gone back and found the super clip of this, but there was a super clip floating around from 2016 where all the Democrats are talking about a fraudulent vote, and Trump was not the, not my president. He got in, you know, and Hillary was the leader of the gang of this, oh, we got gypped, you know, as a fraud. It was a fake. It was a phony. So the Democrats are just as guilty of this

No, they're doing they're fantastic. They're doing their actual job to to make the donors to NPR happy.

Well, that brings me you, I didn't want to do this, yeah, okay, but that brings me to the two clips. Okay, you're up, actually three clips, but there's just two main ones, which is the ambush clips. And I took this from Megyn Kelly's show.

Go, go. Wow, you're watching Megyn Kelly now. Oh,

this. It was the clips that showed up, and I it was, since I was stealing the clips from her show, I might as well let, let her also introduce the clips. And these are some James O'Keefe found some had is one of his women. You've

seen this this, by the way, this is a she is. This is the best example of the culture war economy. This is how we all make money. Now, we've got to be all outraged. We got undercover video We're all mad about is crazy. It

is pretty funny in that regard, if you from that perspective, definitely. Yeah. But this poor doofus sounds pretty. I guess he's O'Keefe. Got a couple of

women on the Oh, yeah, of course. Honey potting. These

guys, right? Honey pots is what we used to call it, the business. It's beautiful, yes. And so they got this poor sucker from MSNBC, one of the producers. These are the guys, if you do any hits on any of these shows, if you're in that, if you're doing spots, it's the producers who call you. They're the ones who booked you. They do all the work

and do the pre interview and make sure that you know exactly what you're going to say, so they know it. So they can do the lead in, they can time it perfectly, and you're good to go.

Yeah. And then so they can also write the copy for the news reader, yeah, so they get everything works smoothly. It's its way. It's just the way it is. And so here's some dumb schlub who's named by Megan in the second clip, getting Honey potted into stupidity. All knew

this about MSNBC, but it's still interesting to hear a producer at the network. Admit it, saying the following. Watch, do you feel like MSNBC is doing enough to help the Harris campaign? I mean, they're doing all they can, which is why amplify her message? What? What her message of the day is, is their message of the day. This hammers home the point that I'm making, that this news network is indistinguishable from the party. Are they just a Democratic Party's mouthpiece? Exactly. MSNBC is

kind of says it a bit like with disdain, like he's he even finds it somewhat disgusting. Or am I mishearing that?

I, you know, I he's got a smile on his face, so I'm not sure that's true. All right? Well, in audio, sticky smiling at her, and he's going in line, and she's asking leading questions. Of some you're on a date. Hey, some girls leading you on with these sorts of what are you creating questions? How

hard up for a date are you that you're gonna let this shutting up? Come on, you don't choose? Oh, man, yes, crazy, yeah,

so it's MSNBC, just like doing whatever it takes to get his home a real update. She's

even asking the questions like an interviewer. How can this guy not know what's going on? Yes,

they've made their viewers dumber over the years. Viewers get mad at the guests or the hosts, if the host were to criticize Democrats because they're so brainwashed. Yes, and to think, you know, the Democratic Party can do no wrong, not that they can't do any wrong. It's maybe they can do wrong. I just don't want to hear about it. Don't say it out loud, because if you say it out loud, it helps Trump. I think brainwashing and dumbing down, it's bad, aggressive. I get it helps Trump. You

know, what I think I'm hearing from him is that he finds it all despicable. He probably thinks Kamala Harris is dumb, but the brainwashing has taken place in him that, oh, no, Trump's gonna get rid of the Constitution. He's gonna get rid of our democracy. I think that's what I'm hearing. You know, it's like, you know, he's going to rip up the Constitution on day one. He's going to be a dictator from day one, all of these things has seeped into his brain, and he just believes it. Yeah,

it could be. I mean, I'm not sure he's talking too much about it. And you know, if you're going to be sneaky, like this guy, or like the whole network. I mean, it's the kind of thing you'd be a little more I think,

well, it's not sneaky. Then again, wait,

wait, let me correct myself. It's possible that they're not being, you know, they are brainwashing and dumbing down their pocket, but they think they're doing it for a good cause, for

America, yeah, from America. From

America, yeah, yeah. I can. I can, yeah, I can't argue against that possibility, which has always been my argument, which is that sincerity on the part of these people is quite high,

but they are also, they are, by extension, part of the entire administrative state. They also feel like they're part of it. They're in DC, they're going to the same parties. They're hanging out with the same people. They have a little bit of a little bit of power because, oh, I'm on TV, you know, oh, you're important from time to time. Can give me your

I think it's higher than that. Yeah. So

it's, it's to coin a mike Ben's phrase, it's the blob, and they are part of the blob, and they've and they feel that they're an important part of it. So this has nothing to do with journalism. No, I'm sorry it does. This is what they're taught in Journalism School,

Jesus nowadays. JC, so, yes, yeah,

this is and look at the professor, Jeff Jarvis. No, not Jeff Jarvis, the other guy, who's the that, who's the, ah, who's the professor, who, who's

rosin. Rosen,

yeah, Jay Rosen,

Jay Rosen, well, Jarvis and Rosen are very similar. I think Jarvis has been same guy. I don't know if he's what, they're the same guy, basically, yes, the same basis, basically the same guy.

And, you know, and they're out there teaching and also yelling because I followed them, I think they're on Mastodon, like the New York Times, dude, they put this Trump travesty on page nine

once in a while. It's knee jerk, yeah, well, they're

disappointed in the New York Times because the New York Times didn't caught them out.

Then there must be reasons. There's a very strong movement amongst supposed journalists of Slant the news, and they talk about it openly. I

have a after you're done with these. MSM, yeah, because. The

rest of this is Megan and her and her friend that's that's on the show, mocking the whole thing. And I kept these two clips because I thought it was good enough that it would be worth a listen. Poor basil Hamden,

pro tip, when your date sounds more like the Inquisitor at a deposition and has her handbag pointed at you just ask you to speak into it a note of caution before you, before you offer your unvarnished It was unbelievable. Like, yeah, would you say yes, I would.

Hey, we should, you know, can we do Pro Tip of the day we get on that train, pro tip and don't drink, like,

don't get so, you know, fuzzy that you're sort of like spouting proudly what you're doing. I mean, my favorite part of that clip Megan is when he says, We're dumbing our audience down. Like this is the viewership that likes to feel like they're so high on their own supply of, like, moral self righteousness. Uh, Pot, kettle black, hello, and that every political position that's espoused by this network, that's

exactly what Megyn Kelly does, is exactly the same thing, only she's a podcaster, only

true and correct one, and he's basically saying, we've we've done them down, and we've brainwashed them, and it's good for us. And it's, you know, like, let's just not get Trump elected. It's and the way he said, like he's smiling, he's like, he thinks it's funny. He's kind of proud of it. It seems like, I mean it like I could watch that thing on a loop. It's amazing.

You know the thing, the thing that gets me is that in this culture war economy, Megyn Kelly on the front lines, if, she would talk about something else, anything but, but playing, you know, MSNBC clips and the outrage, then no one would see it. It's because of

this. Yes, this about, Is this, like log rolling? Yes, it's like, it's, it's called modeling post modern versus modern of log rolling. It is, yeah, because it's like, Hey, you want go watch MSNBC. Wait a minute. What? What?

Yeah, exactly. Oh, wait, you don't have to. I'll play a clip.

So here's the clip she plays, which I thought was a good clip, because it was we played this clip before. But it's, I like it, because the very last thing that's said on the clip is it makes it worth playing again.

I want to associate myself with all my colleagues, both at MSNBC and at NBC News, who have voiced loud and principled objections to our company putting on the payroll, someone who hasn't just attacked us as journalists, but someone who is part of an ongoing project to get rid of our system of government. We weren't asked our opinion of the hiring, but if we were, we would have strongly objected to it when NBC made the decision to give her NBC News's credibility,

yeah, that was

we did airway airwaves.

And of course, we're also participating in this scandalous behavior,

yeah, no, we're log rolling.

We are log rolling now. We

don't get any rollback. They don't plug us. There's

no backlinks, man, no ping backs, no ping backs. I

should probably stop doing these clips, so

the turn Yes. Well, if we stop doing these clips, there'd be no show,

except we know. We just know those clips. I just played those three clips of Megan, the guy, and we could, if I took those out of the show, there would still be a

show. Yeah, okay, it would be three minutes shorter.

It'd be three minutes shorter. It's about the difference. So here's, it's probably good.

Here's the term, here's the term, the term, and just as we were talking about with Rosen and Jarvis, the term is, it's. Sane washing? Yes, we have a term over here at CNN, there's a

new word being used in this campaign, or at least new to me, sane washing. And that's the notion that the media actually, contrary to what Brian said, the media is cleaning up some of Trump's more outlandish remarks. For instance, here's Trump this week talking about a person in this country illegally who killed someone.

Oh no,

what?

Oh yeah, yeah, that

it now you got you bordering on making a that, that clip. Well, there's another we should talk about insane. This should be insane washing.

Is the second half is the

media sanewashing Some of Trump's comments, I think it is the role of the media to report on what happens. I do not think it is the role of the media to tell people how they should feel about it. And I think right now, there is a lot of befuddlement on the part of people don't like Donald Trump. Anybody could possibly want to see Donald Trump back in the

So wait so, so Trump, in his speech, delivers what's more or less a metaphor by making the claim that Kamala is the murderer for letting a murderer murder. Yeah, it was

very similar, more or less, Trump incited an insurrection kind of the same thing. Yeah.

So, so that is, somehow, that should be report. I don't understand what they're trying to tell us here. They're

trying to get a word into the dictionary so they can say, Well, we did it. Has word of the year. Well,

by the way, that's a very important thing. I've always this been one of my is that one of your goals? Yeah, everybody, everyone who's ever been a writer, always has that. Well,

we might, we just might get douchebag, oh, a douchebags already in there bags and is and is there any word that we, that we can get, we can promote to get into the

dictionary. Have to look new. We have the top my head, like,

you know, we've got some, we got some. So sane wash this. Trump did a return to Butler, Pennsylvania, big crowd. What I could see, I don't know how many people, a big crowd. It was just a couple of clips showing it was a big crowd. It was big crowd. And brings out Elon Musk, yeah, who is jumping around like a like a maniac. It's

like a spaz.

Like, like a spaz. And here was the core of what he said for tech billionaire

Elon Musk, it was the first appearance at a Trump rally. He urged listeners to tell everyone they knew to register to vote and framed the election as a last stand for American democracy. I'm dark mega

What's this dark Maga nonsense?

I think. What is that? I don't know if he said dark or Darth. No, I think he said dark. Well, if you said dark or Darth, that's because he had a black Maga hat. Oh, okay. Oh, and it said it was, it was a black hat, and in black threads, it said, Make America great. He said, dork, Maga, dork, mag and then he had a shirt on that said, occupy Mars. Yeah, yeah. Okay. He's, he's being himself, but I like the hat.

Well, no, I don't like the hat because it's off brand the hat. You cannot like that. I like that. It's off brand.

This reminds, well, it is off brand. But this reminds me of years ago I went to a raider Kansas City game, and because the Raider fans are kind of insane, and they would beat you up if you were like, wearing Kansas City colors at a game like this. Oh, and so I was sitting next to something, and he had the black Raider colors, but on the Raider sweater shirt sweatshirt, it was actually said Kansas City Chiefs in the Raider colors. And it was very cute. And I said, That's a great idea.

frames the election as a last stand for American democracy. Dark mega text, people now. Now and then make sure they actually do vote. If they don't, this will be the last election. That's my prediction.

Nothing's more important this last election

thing, yeah, it's getting on my nerves, too. Yeah, well,

so in my general sphere, we have a family member who exclusively watches MSNBC is completely that's okay, because we all love each other, and we could just say we're not gonna talk politics and completely believes that, you know, Trump will destroy the Constitution, rip it up, that he's going to do away with democracy. There will be no elections. So this is now

And this spreads getting better by the minute. This spreads

like and you know, people are asking me, How should I get a sat phone? So who you gonna call? If the grid is down, who are you gonna call? We

gonna call you this year. You have a did you tell him to get a ham radio?

You know, I have received multiple inquiries from people about ham radios. Yeah, I have to say, Hey, what should I get? I said, first you need a license.

I never thought about that. Yeah, well, the list you need a license. Just get a license. Everybody

knows it's to get your technicians. Ham radio operator license is incredibly simple. You go to a rrl.org, you look for technicians license, and you'll find out where the test is usually done once a month, and in your area, it's going to be a bunch of hams who administer the test, I think they're called VAs and and they give you the exact questions for that month's test, with all the answers and multiple choice. The only thing is, the answers will be in a different order on the

test. Well, there'll also be different questions. No,

they might all the but you get all the questions. No, all

the questions are there, yeah, but they may just as an example. Say, for example, the test has 100 questions. They'll give you 150 questions with all the answers and questions, and if you can remember all of those, you can take the test and easily pass it. Yes, correct.

See as you don't get all of them. That's right, but you get all of them on the tests.

Yeah, you get all of them from the sample. There's no surprise question, no, no, like you get at the DMV and I

and here's an example of a question, should you think about putting an antenna up during a lightning storm? I think that was one of the, I

don't remember that. I

think it was one of the questions, maybe for Texas. But there's, it really is quite simple. And then you can get a Bao Fang, or any of these radios, and you can do it away, by the

way, if you're a computer guy, and most of our lot of our audience are dudes named Ben, you already know the answers. Don't most of these questions, because there are a lot of them are just technical, technical questions that you would know normally in your day to day life.

Yeah. And so then all you need to figure out is how a repeater works. That's what saved. Let's save lives in in North Carolina. And what I would recommend for the computer, guys and gals, is learn how to use one of these digital programs, because with very, very low output and a wire hung up in a tree, you can actually get a lot done,

just don't put the wire up during an electrical storm. That's uh, answer

D on question 79 Yeah,

yeah, yes. People have to realize that the question and there are tests, there are online tests, and you go to one of those, you don't take, don't read the long book. There's like an A, I think aarl has, God no, no, giant book that you're supposed to read. Don't read the book. Go to one of the online, this is like Tip of the Day. Go to one of the online Q and A's, and they'll give you the this month's, this month's or this quarter's questions, and one after the after the other,

Don't wait. Do it now.

Let's do it now. I

agree. Have you renewed your license? Yeah, I

renewed it months and months. Oh, good, yeah, good, good. I

just want to make sure.

No, I told people to remind me, and I find I did it and and it would. There was something. I had a story about it too. There was some screwy thing about it. Oh, renewing. Oh, really, yeah, I talked about on the show. And I can't remember what it was, but there's some number. There was some I thought was like, well, this doesn't make any sense, but okay,

they charge you more money. No, there's, I

don't even think it was. I think it was, it may have been free, but there was some, some mishap that was involved in irksome

while we're kind of on, although we've moved off, a little bit about about social media. I'm not quite sure what Hillary Clinton was. First of all, she was on smirconish, smirconish. And I guess she's, she's plugging her book, smirconish, you know, CNN, Smerconish, who's this supposed to be kind of easy douche, MER dosh ish and, and I think this

rightly point out, Michael in the book, I write about how I don't think our kids are all right because I think they become addicted to social media. I think the phones in their pockets or their purses have a huge impact on how they spend their time, whether they interact with other people. And now we know that very often kids are affected by anxiety or depression, or, you know, all kinds of problems that are at least connected to, if not caused by this addiction to the screen. So

What does he mean by that the rodhams enjoyed in Park Ridge? What is that? Is that, where she grew up, in Park Ridge,

I You got me. All I know is there's nothing wrong with bowling alone if you're a bowler that is so miserable.

Jonathan Haidt. You cite gene twangy. Here's what disappoints me, and it's not about you, madam, Secretary, I'm shocked that no person, no Republican, no democrat, is championing this issue. The Social Science is so clear. The Political Science is so clear. Our fabric is frayed as a nation. Our kids are disconnected too much time behind closed doors on devices, and not enough time replicating the experience of their parents and grandparents.

Okay, so that's kind of the setup, but then she hammers it home. And here, I think, is the is the threat, you're

absolutely right. This should be at the top of every legislative political agenda. There should be a lot of things done,

we should. That's interesting. Legislative political agenda, not legislative health agenda. Legislative political agenda.

Oh, that's an interesting catch. Yeah,

that and I just heard this now. Oh, wait a minute, you don't actually care about the kids unless they're voting, which they're too young for. You're

absolutely right. This should be at the top of every legislative political agenda. There should be a lot of things done. We should be, in my view, repealing something called Section 230 which gave, you know, platforms on the internet,

stop, stop, and back it up. The what because of what you just caught, the Democrats have captured the educational system of primary education, secondary education and colleges of all as brainwashing tools. Yes, for political purposes, they lost this one, and now this what, this is, what she's really talking about. This is a an element of control that they don't have control of, and they lost it. And this is where she where she's all freaked out

playing something called Section 230 which gave, you know, platforms on the internet immunity, because they were thought to be just pass throughs that they shouldn't be judged for the content that is posted. But we now know that that was an overly simple view, that if the platforms, whether it's Facebook or Twitter, x or notice

Facebook comes first, because, you know, Zuckerberg is now turned into a bro. Zuckerberg, he's got his hairs all along. He no longer has that Caesar, that dorky Caesar cut. He's got long bro hair. He's doing Taekwondo. He's

like ketamine to me

full view that if the platforms, whether it's Facebook or Twitter, x or Instagram or Tiktok, whatever they are, if they don't. Moderate and monitor the content, we lose total control. And it's not just social and psychological effects. It's real harm. It's, you know, child porn and threats of violence.

We lose total control. Yeah, it's not that we lose we're losing control the way she phrases it, we lose total control, because right now they have total control over the mechanism of information

we have Yes, yes, exactly. And so we were losing our

total she should have said, Are we lose this? We're losing total control. Should be we're losing our total control over the information flow. She freaked out about

it. Yes, yes, and mainly about Zuckerberg. We lose

total control. And it's not just the social and psychological effects. It's real harm. It's, you know, child porn and threats of violence, things that are terribly dangerous. So I couldn't agree with you more, we need to remove the immunity from liability, and we need to have guard rails. We need regulation. We

need to remove the immunity from liability, okay? So that can be like, Okay, now I understand what she's saying, by the way, yeah,

I I've been on Twitter since, I don't know, 2007 or something like your OG. I'm an ODE close to it. I have never seen child porn on Twitter, ever. I've never seen it on Instagram. I've never seen it on Facebook. I don't have a Facebook account, but I can sneak it on there sometimes, and or somebody else's account. And I've never seen i She's talking about

frazzle drip. I

couldn't agree with you more. We need to remove the immunity from liability, and we need to have guard rails. We need regulation. We've conducted this big experiment on ourselves and particularly our kids, and I think the evidence is in that we've got to do more.

Yeah, we got to do more. Yeah. NPR had a very, very, just, very short clip here. About as it pertains to social media, another new term.

Researchers have found a phenomenon called belief regression. It's when a correction to misinformation works really well in the short term, but over time, people's belief kind of creeps towards these pre correction levels, and what we found is it's mostly down to memory. So it's worth repeating that corrections to misinformation are worth repeating.

NPR, all

of hammer them. Hammer them again, all of them. All of them.

Well, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, it's all kind of fun for the show. For the show, it's great fun. I got a boots on the ground from Dame aquamarine, and she says, You know, I'm an avid reader who's been reading popular fiction. Have been a member of book clubs in two different states, in both public library and private groups for over 10 years. I hate to say it, but I believe. And she says, The Norman Lear foundation, but it could be in any it's it's, well, actually, I said I would read

Well, there's not much to it. As. Just the people who do people it. They're not well paid. And so it's like journalists. You have a low paid crowd that is a very socialist, because they want more money. And they, they promote these ideas, and they, and there's a group think the all the whole publishing company will probably be is probably turned woke. I

was gonna say how many publishing companies are? There are, there are, there's about

100 I guess are

all of them woke?

I think most of them are. Now, nowadays, yeah, it's like, the same as the newspapers. Oh, yeah, the newspapers are. It's, there's no difference. The newspapers are a publishing company only. They do a different type of publishing. They publish a daily, yeah, a daily tome. I mean, if you look at a newspaper that thinks the size of a book often, if you put it and made it into pages, yeah? So they're publishing books too, in terms of volume of words, and, yeah, they're all woke.

Ford, Harley Davidson, John Deere, Black and Decker. Now Toyota walking back their diversity equity and inclusion programs saying they will no longer sponsor cultural events and parades such as LGBTQ plus pride.

But I think, I think it's less walking back and more of them recognizing that these things have become lewd events. Dale gay pride parade used to be a kind of, you know, people doing a parade in San Francisco and elsewhere, yeah. And it was, you know, you bring your kids. It was like a parade. It was kind of cute, but they became lewd events where they had the guys, the last go round they had in San Francisco, a area where there was a bunch of these plastic swimming pools.

Oh, what a loss for the cause. They're Toyota's walking us back. Man, it's no good. All right, so the dock workers strike ended very abruptly, very quickly, with a lot of fuzz, as in, what really happened? Dock

workers across the eastern United States on Thursday celebrated the news that this week's strike was ending quickly. I'm happy for them, so they can get back to work and take care of their families. I mean, they've been they been out here for three days around the clock, so this is a good thing for everybody. It's a good thing for the state, the port and all the members here and all their

So Daggett, whatever his name is, he was very clear, 77% five bucks across the board, they settled for less for this temporary halt, and just in essence, punted it ahead until after the election, right before the insurrection can take place.

We have a boots on the ground report from someone we do, who lives next door to these people.

Oh, do you have it? I don't have that. Yeah, I

do. I thought you had it. No, I

don't. I don't. Don't

expose my identity, please. I live in the got the home of mob union boss Harold

New Jersey. The guy in New Jersey, yeah,

yeah, was a boss Harold, yeah, Daggett, along with other execs of the ILA and about 1.75 About 175 ILA employees. We are in the woods. Harrah is going to retire this year. And he was told by many around he has to do this strike because he needs to beef up his retirement, which I think sounds right.

How does the strike beef up your retirement? Because you

when you retire, you go out at a higher amount of money. You get

a bigger percentage. He already makes $800,000

he wants to make more. Oh, please. It's still going to be a percentage of it, but I don't know. Maybe it's 100% but I don't know what their retirement looks like. He says Dennis will not be at the negotiating table with Donald Trump. By the way, some of the rank and file were letting me know that they did not support the strike. They were required to be walking in circles with signs they didn't like the strike, and it says they were pissed because Harold Dennis and

have that. Okay, okay, two things start to make sense. One dag it. He needed to go beyond January then, because, oh, I'm retiring. So there's that part solved. And then indeed it would, it would. It would actually benefit the the Harris campaign. But still, the real issue here, it seems so obvious to me the deeper I look into it, it's the automation part.

No, no, they don't want that the point, but they have, we have to

have automation.

It'll happen. It'll be built in no matter what the how much noise they make those it's the guy. What's going to happen is the as the employees, uh, kind of expire. In other words, you know, they've been there long enough, when they're removed, when they quit, when they retire, the

terrible. And if you look at the Port of Rotterdam, that thing's almost completely automated. They still have 4000 5000 workers, but it's not 50,000 and and the and the whole idea of containers was automation. It was stacking. It was simple.

That was the idea, exactly standardized. Container idea was, it was a revolution, and it was largely because of you could, you could automate it, yeah, as opposed to loading, you know that you if you looked at the old movies from the 50s, and you see the how they loaded a ship with a bag full of shit, they dropped it in the hole and sorted out. He was just a joke like compared to today,

right? Just dropped. The claw opened up. Good to go. Yeah. So anyway, the good news is the economy's doing great. We had 250,000 jobs. Of course, if you look into the report, you see that 1.1 million citizens, American citizens, lost their jobs. Or like, no, was it? It was, it was some. It was like, most of the new jobs are by non citizens. And I have no problem with someone coming to America to work, but we know that the zone was flooded, and we know the whole point.

Wait, hold on. I said that doesn't make any sense with good paying union jobs as all Biden never said, Get go dignity.

Yeah, here. So Biden came into the into the briefing room. Not Joe Biden, by the way, as far as I'm concerned, this was daddy longlegs. The guy's way too cognizant. He's, I mean, he has some of the same stumbles that have been practiced over and over again. I just don't think this is our president. Anyway. He came in and say, That's all great

times. Joe Biden, President with a rare visit to the White House briefing room to hail. Good news on the economy, the nation is now created.

He has not been in the briefing room since his ever see ever, maybe ever,

that's not rare, ever. First time, ever times

Joe Biden the President with a rare visit to the White House briefing room to hail. Good news on the economy. The nation has now created 16 million jobs. Have come to office, 254,000 of them added in September. The unemployment rate of 4.1% near a 50 year low. Wages rose 4% over the past year, meaning paychecks are growing faster than overall inflation, and the Dow closed today at a record high, gone from economy in crisis to literally have the strongest economy in

three moms organic so they get all their crap from China. Is that? Is that why it's so so good for no idea

what they're going to the timing also key as the southeast picks up the thesis after Hurricane Helene and will need significant rebuilding. Yeah,

there's a thing. There was a thing in that report where they said that unemployment is 4.1% of 50 year low in recent memory, we heard 3.1 3.5 3.4 3.6 all within the last year, and now it's up to 4.1 how has that become a 50 year low? Also

to say that wages have kept in in a in check with inflation is a blatant lie. I mean, oh, if you're talking about money printing inflation, okay, but if you're talking about the actual inflation of prices, no, 4% is nowhere near what you need. No, you need 20%

closer to it, because they like to downplay, you know, they have to keep reminding people that inflation is cumulative. Yes. So, yeah, it comes down to say it's 2.1% but it was already nine and eight. It's all adds up. It's like, they never show you, and they show a graph. It goes down to whatever it is. Look at the lines. Look at it pretty. Lines down. If you do cumulative,

we're feeling it. I mean, everybody feels it. No, I've noticed

my my when I go to the vegetable store, fruit market, it's I used to pay for the same old, same old stuff. I always buy the same stuff. And it was always like $30 and now it's always $50 it's always everything's 20 bucks more, yeah? For minimum, people

of Fredericksburg don't even go downtown anymore. You want to, you want a glass of wine? 27 Bucks what?

Yeah, I've heard about some of these prices at bars for it's liquor. It's just like every time somebody tells me one of these for a beer, like 16 bucks for a beer.

Yeah. So we have what we have a royalty in town that probably here, Sir Mark and Dame Astrid, the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Japan, and all the islands surrounding the Japan Sea, disputed, disputed. Yes, the disputed islands. And so we're going out to dinner tonight, and then tomorrow night we're cooking for them here. So I'm making them pick up the bill for tonight. I can't afford it anymore. I'm excited to see them. Tina says I should take a look at some of their

would be the type to do that. The stuff they do is so beautiful. Design your back porch. Sorry, have them design, redesign your back porch. I

can't afford them to design anything for me. They're going to come in. You just wonder, what did two award? Because they actually here before they think they picked up an award in Houston. And he has an OBE for his architectural work. He's like, almost an actual Knight.

We're actual knights.

No, I mean British night. You mean a British night? Yeah, no, no, obviously they're not just knights. They're Grand Duke and Grand Duchess. They're

grand dukes. Much bigger rank. Yes, much bigger rank.

But I'm just saying, I think I'd come into our house, and when you have these architects who in the house, they look around, go,

huh? Oh, yeah, that's embarrassing. Person exactly

like, hmm, yeah, I wouldn't have made that choice, yeah, okay,

put the window there like that.

And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage. Say in the morning to you, the man who put the C in the container automation, say hello to my friend on the other and the one and only, Mr. John C tomorrow.

Good morning. You Mr. Adam curry, the more ships and sea blues, telegraphing, the air, subsidy, water and all the games and nights out there. In the morning,

we got 2255 at the peak. 2255 at the peak. This is why you say that's bad. It's low 200 it's low, it's low. We're low 200 we're low 200

Yeah, it should be 24

Well, that's all right,

not Thursday. Well, it's

a tough times. People don't have electricity. Can't even listen to

this. Well, that's true. We do. We have lost the southeast.

Hey, we had a lot of producers in the in the Asheville area. Interestingly, we did no no this, I'm getting notes from people who are interchanging notes with other people. And actually, for the first time, finding out that they both listen to no agenda, which is kind of Yeah, which is kind of

always funny, yeah, you do What? What?

In the morning, in the morning. So those trolls are in the troll room, and they are all listening live@trollroom.io or you can go to no agenda, dot stream. Either one works perfectly fine. This is a 24/7 operation, though we come in on Thursdays and Sundays, and we bring you our show live. We start at one o'clock and we end up whenever we're done, use about three, three and a half hours. And of course, you can listen to it live right there on the website, or you can get a

during the cottage era when we weren't doing the show, but I think by the time the brick house came around, we will

show it may have been the cottage and maybe it wasn't the brick house. And you guys were talking about, well, what are the possible models? And well, and Leo is like, Oh, well, you know, we'll get enough money for advertisers. That'll happen eventually. And there was a lot of talk of donations. And it was kind of like, well, you know, we can easily get everyone to donate $4 dollars. It never works. And we started that way too 17 years ago, like, hey, why don't you? No, no, it doesn't

have to, have to be lectured on it. I lectured people on this because they all say the same thing that what you just expressed, which as well. You know, I got, I got 10,000 listeners. And if all of them somehow, by the way, try 1% to think in those terms, yes, a little closer to reality. Uh, if all of them gave me four bucks a show, that would be $40,000 a show. And I do a show a week that's enough to get, I'll make a lot of money, and it's like you won't get that's never going to happen,

no. So we just only have

10. 1000, and you leave it wide open so they can donate what they want. Could be four, could be 10, could be 100 could be 1000 there are people that have enough disposable income that they will gladly give you $1,000

yeah, and that is because Val value is different to them. That's what makes it so beautiful. And also people can just give us time and talent. We, I don't think we have. We ever built a website for this show? I can't, I can't recall ever building a website. Oh

yeah, dvorak.org/in

a we don't, we don't have the password anymore, so we don't talk about that one. We

don't talk about dvorak.org/and I still play that. I

still play the jingle at the end, just to irk you, because one day

I just put it forwarding. Oh, please.

Oh, okay. Will you have that done by the next show? It's so easy. You

just admit it. Is this working? I can't hear

what you lost the password. Just admit it. Hello. Put a blink tag in there. I'd be very impressed.

That's I don't think the blink tag works anymore. It doesn't. They got rid of pretty sure it doesn't. They

deprecated the blink tag. I think they took it out. That's no good. Yeah, I'd

rather have a run. I like it where you have the running cat going from one side of the page to the other. That's my favorite good times. The cat running back and forth. And then there's a mailbox that spins and opens and closes. And remember the little red flag goes up

and down? Don't you remember the under construction sign? Oh,

this is still around the

little yellow and black construction wood. Our website's coming. It's under construction. We're building it. Yes, we're building it anyway. So no, we haven't done that. And one of the many ways that people contribute is through providing us of new album art for each and every single episode, which is, looks great in the in the rundown of podcasts. It looks great for promoting the show. It gives people a kick, and it's a fun little competition. And we have some very serious I cleaned

oh, we have a couple of high end comic guys, couple of them,

and as like this. And I keep all that stuff, of course, so they,

those guys don't give us the art for the

show. No, no, no, no, they don't, but, but that's the level that we have. Boy used to, he used to, I, you know, I put that in a box, and I'm like, one day when I'm dead, my daughter's gonna come in here, like, I gotta clean out this junk and throw it

out. Exactly what this is to say. It might be worth something, but some guys scribble his name all over it. What good is that?

What are all these coins? What are these coins of all this different stupid coins? These coins are no good. I got stickers. I got all kinds. I can just see her now, bring out one of those containers boys get rid of this junk anyway. NOAA Art

Who hates us? By the way, I don't understand that he really hating art.

By the way, 1700 was titled turban tossing. And I think we should keep an eye on that, because that will be, that will be the way the next it will be the turbine tossing revolution in Iran. And we'll be, we have a boots on the ground from a dude named Bahamut coming up after we thank some people here. So Francisco had an automated containers, two robots carrying a shipping container, had 1700 on it. It was very

Uh, I've got the old look at it. What you're talking about? What is this guy talking about?

What am I talking Yeah, he

does have a is a pasteli pastellian.

That's what he is. Yeah, he's

a pastellian. And so he's got the blue sky is kind of a pastel blue, pastel orange containers, kind of a pastel orange, yes, and that's good. And then and the 17, yeah, it's, it's got that, what would you call that dirty, grungy, grungy, dirty,

grungy look, grungy,

dirty numbers that have been. Wore, shop worn, yes,

and I can tell you right now what I'm seeing coming in for this episode. We're going to be looking for an evergreen once we said no Star Trek stuff. Everyone gave up.

Yeah, it seems like there's nothing here.

So keep trying. The artists, they do this while they're listening live, which is the beautiful thing about it. There was she. Was there anything else with a lot of butts, a lot of 1700 a lot of cheesecake? Was there anything else that we like, I kind of like, Nico sign signs, the strike signs. But there was just no doubt about it. Francisco scaramangas piece was prettier. Was Was it made scary manga

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I have a couple of WTF clips that are political. Okay, good. This is Harris in North Carolina. One

Okay. Vice President Harris surveyed damage from Hurricane Helene in North Carolina. Emperor says muhallid has more in North Carolina. HARRIS praised first responders and volunteers on the ground for doing God's work. The work that is happening here and that continues, really is the best of what we can do to bring federal, state and local resources together. Federal hurricane recovery efforts are becoming politicized in this campaign cycle. Wait

a minute. She didn't say they were doing God's work,

exactly then why did,

and why did this woman say, and what is this from? Is this NPR? What is NPR? And why did she then say was being politicized? Because

she's politicizing it right there. What

a horrible woman. I'm

glad you caught that immediately.

Yes, I'm like God's work. Yeah, go Jesus. What?

Nothing about God. She's an atheist. Come on, she's

a communist. Marxist is the opposite. Be

a good communist. You do. Here's part two. The

Republican presidential nominee has criticized the Biden administration and made some false allegations about the government's response to the disaster. Harris did not publicly speak to the misinformation during her trip, but while she was in North Carolina, the White House issued a statement about, quote, fighting hurricane Helene, falsehoods with facts Asma Khalid, NPR news,

what Wait, what fall. What is he? What's she talking about? The same woman now she's saying that there was false information without telling us what it was. Well, that's, oh, Trump's saying false information.

Well, what is this? Just like a throwaway report. They just do this 22 seconds from time to time on NPR. Just throw it in there.

Yeah, it's just so they can slam Trump. Oh, man,

very strange.

If we want to play weird clips, I still have,

I don't really, I don't. Oh, okay, good. Well,

let's play a couple. Well, no, you had, you're on board. Well, no,

I want, I want to talk about Iran and Israel and all the important things in life.

Iran. I've got an Israel clip, but it's not going to follow whatever you have to do. Okay?

Backgrounder, and if you really want to know what the intelligence community thinks, you got to bring in Richard Engel from NBC, Iran, Supreme

Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei led Friday prayers in Tehran today for the first time in more than four years. He said Iran is ready to strike Israel again, if necessary, to drive home the point, the 85 year old cleric clutched an assault rifle Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is at war with Iran's network of allies. The main battleground is Lebanon against Hezbollah, which has been attacking Northern Israel with

this is the big one. Now, how is Israel? Israel? How are they going to respond? They're going to blow up the oil. They're going to blow up the the nuclear. Are they going to do nothing? Are they going to just blow up some more pagers, some more radios? What's going on?

I think we should have a betting pool.

Well, let's, let's see what Trump has to say.

They asked him, What do you think about Iran? Would you hit Iran? And he goes, as long as they don't hit the nuclear stuff, that's the thing you want to hit, right? I said, I think he's got that one wrong. Is that the what you're supposed to hit? I mean, it's the most it's the biggest risk we have, nuclear weapons, the power of nuclear weapons, the power of weaponry. You know, I rebuilt the entire military jets, everything I built it, including nuclear. And I hated to build the nuclear,

I like how Trump kind of interchanges nuclear power with nuclear bombs and, you know, just this whole back and forth. And of course, nobody wants to, nobody wants to hit the oil, because then the oil will skyrocket, and that's going to need that aggravation that's going to hurt Biden short term and Trump long term, because no matter what he does then, his 18 month promise won't happen if they blow up some Iranian oil

What do you believe our prime minister, Benjamin, Netanyahu? Imperatives here and. I think my sense what's his thought trajectory? Central question is, is the Israeli Prime Minister taking advantage of the fact that there is this heated we are in the heated final days of a US presidential election? Is he pushing forward more aggressively, in part because of that?

Well, that was totally boring. I'm almost I'm also

a minute in my life. I'll

never get back longer. Was a minute and a half

so. But I did use the term I unless you slipped it in thought trajectory.

I slipped. I slipped. I clicked in thought trajectory, please, because the stupid Casey Hunt is like thought trajectory is what you just want to say. I'll read the you know, our our theory, our working theory, which can change, but our working theory is, this is all part of the West. Clark seven. The idea is to get Iran. We already have the

Oh, he's the OG dude named Muhammad. For one thing, if it's the same guy, and he I, he seems credible. I don't know what you're wanting me to say

about how they how people talk in the region. Oh

yes, they gossip a lot. If you go, if you're in the Middle East, and you go to a cafe or even hang out with a rug salesman in Turkey, all they do is, is gossip about politics. 100% of the time they it's like, it's on, it's like what we once in a while, oh, don't talk politics at the dinner table. Oh, no, that's not the case in the Middle East. No, that's all you talk about.

So we are thinking, is that what you were looking for? Thank you. I'll cut out the part where I explain my question. No one will ever know. We

edit this show down to nothing. The post that goes into the show is unbelievable. No one ever

knows ITM gents, here's my humble analysis of the situation, having a good understanding of the region US and international affairs. It seems that this is ramping up to cleanse all Iranian proxies before January 2025, this explains the Trump Netanyahu meetings, which are at Mar a Lago, and will give both something to brag about. Trump ending a huge conflict from day one and Netanyahu emerging like a national hero. This will revive a new Abraham accord with

and I recall the errant missile that found its way into the Chinese Embassy and blew it to smithereens. Yes,

no. She said that later, she said later here she said,

we have heard that half a million children have died. I mean, that's more children than died when in Hiroshima. And, you know, is the price worth it? I think this is a very hard choice, but the price, we think the price is worth it. Uh huh. So

there you go. That's Madeleine Albright.

Great clip. Ready? Yeah, that's

Madeleine Albright.

That's a good one.

No, at the time during the Clinton, Bill Clinton, our sax playing boxer wearing Bill Clinton, Democrat president who was number two in the State Department Russian policy. Come on, everybody. It's an easy question to answer. Victoria Newland, yes, she was in there, 1999 so then we get bush in after the disaster. She was thin and kind of pretty. She Well, in an odd kind of way. Yeah, she was so then we have Bush coming in 2001 he came in, of course, in January, before

then with our CIA director, somehow, for some reason, in Ukraine, hanging around eating donuts and

cookies and oh, we'll bring in. Biden, he'll, he'll, he'll, he'll deliver. He'll midwife this thing. He'll, he'll lube the baby. It's all going to be great. Who else enters the scene? Sullivan, Blinken, so we got the whole team in there. Now, Trump comes in in 2016 and I, I mean, I think he was, he was still kind of perpetuating this policy by reluctantly, I guess, but eventually sending arms to Ukraine, though not of the nuclear variety. And he thought

this? Wow, this like a shaggy dog story. That was good. Thank

you. Thank you. This

is the reality. I was waiting. You were waiting. You're waiting. Where's

he gonna end it? He better end it. Now.

I was thinking, where's he going with this? I thought it might be something, just a minor thing, but to bring it back to Cheney, that's it, and him endorsing Kamala Harris, which is an abomination for any Republican at his level, exactly. Yes, congratulations. That's one of the best tales you've told so

far, when a rare compliment,

it was a good was worth complimenting. It was good. Yes, indeed, in fact, that you nailed it. Thank you. And our den, our dude named people, our feet on the ground are named Muhammad. And everyone knows this is going on. Anyone who's got a clue knows this is going on. And then people in the Middle East, generally speaking, can see through a lot of this stuff.

I remember I was in Holland, and it was Bush one, and who was he running against?

Who was the Dukakis? Was it one? Yes, yeah, yes. I think was that the caucus in the tank, that's it.

And I remember being, you know, my buddy Ben, Ben Cohen, who had the swarma, the swarma joint in Amsterdam. We, I used to talk about him back in the day. You may not remember, I don't remember. And I and, well, this is before we were doing the show. No, you definitely won't remember that. No, but I talked about him many times after. It doesn't matter. And that was, you know, I was young, I was on TV, I was popular. I'm like, Yeah, I'm in teen beat magazine. All,

you're a hot Tiger. I'm a hottie. I'm

a hottie. Yes, I'm the heartthrob of the week in the Dutch Tiger. Now you're 60, yeah, don't get me started, Jason.

Now you're the same age as walls.

I'm actually, I think I'm a little older than walls.

I think he's that guy looks like he's 90, so you're in good shape. And so

this is kind of a hat tip to our dude named Mohammed, so Ben and his brother, I learned a little bit of Hebrew, you know, because he was a real Israeli. Now, Shiro team, all these important words, I ate apples with honey on Rosh Hashanah and but he and his brothers were always talking about politics, always, always. And I couldn't understand most, but I picked up a lot along the way. And I remember on because why you do it for a living? Yes, always had the TV on, always on,

be withheld from us. And just as a little extra room to be withheld.

Hello. Mm, hmm. And

along the site the same sidetrack. And now you kind of understand why Victoria numes is so beside herself about Putin, because she was part of the you know, we, we, we own the world. We are the world. We are the children. We are running the show this and what, what is this guy? He's ruining it, not just that is a troublemaker. We were raping that. We were raping Russia. We had everyone was in there making money. Good. We were, yeah, but we thought everyone got kicked out.

it was the NGOs kicked out. All the connections to the oil industry kicked out. It

was a great Gambit while at last. And then this, this Putin guy came in and ruined it. And you remember how Biden, and we've forgotten about it, but the narrative was, all right, CIA, you know, if you're in Russia, you can contact the CIA, you can work for us. And Putin, oh, he's got cancer. He's got Parkinson's. He's not gonna last.

Oh, yeah, he got into a train wreck. He's almost dead. You got a broken back. He

doesn't look good. It's no good. There's

a million things wrong with Putin. Yeah,

they can't even do a proper regime change anymore. You know why? Because the Russian people like him. They actually like us. The Russian people like Yeah, we like you guys. How are you doing? Good guys? Doing America. Send some more MTV our way. We love Europe, Dr Pepper and McDonald's. We just changed the name McDonald's the ski, McDonald's ski. So we're not falling for this nonsense, which, just as an aside, started 33 years ago. Just throw out a little magic number for you.

There you go. That's a it was a good little exposition there.

Thank you. I have a surprising clip here. Since you brought this in the last week, the third hour of the CBS This Morning. Is that? What it was? That horrible

CBS This morning's new third hour with the with the two ding bats, and they, and one of them, by the way, the guy, Dokka Pol, or whatever his name is, is married to Katie tur, really, and he's had a vasectomy, and he brags about it. Does he look like a lesbian? And not yet, for fairly research, so he will totally look like a lesbian coming. It's coming. And he and I was looking him up to do some background on him and Katie Tur was way it seems that she was raised by two lesbians. Well,

her dad is trans, well, okay, and,

and her middle name is bear, bear B, E, A, R, huh, Katie bear turd. Katie bertur, there's an

interesting documentary about her dad. He was a very famous chopper pilot journalist in Los Angeles, and then one day he decided, all right, now I want to wear a dress. I'm a chick, yeah, it's a very it's things on

YouTube. But then he married, yeah, but he, I think, Well, I think she's estranged from him, yeah, because she's estranged from one, she's

a transphobe.

She is,

yeah, she knows she she likes it when it happens to little kids. She doesn't like it when it happens to her own family. That's, that's what I said. No, that's, well, that's pretty that was my takeaway. That was my takeaway from the documentary. It was, I had seen this. It's on Netflix. Maybe I've seen I was like, this is I had no idea, yeah, oh, she, she completely shunned him, yeah, uh, yeah. So what was the point of Katie Turner? I

don't think daughters in general like the idea of their dad not being their dad forever. Yeah?

Witness Bruce Jenner and the Kardashians. They kicked him out of the house. Go live in your own house. Anyway, they were having trouble explaining how airplanes work.

Yeah. What's an airfoil? Well, turns airplanes, it's a mystery. It's a mystery how they fly.

Turns out, this is indeed a mystery. This is from the Scientific American podcast. You know, Scientific American,

but which and the Scientific American around 1985 I think or 86 went woke the magazine has been downhill ever since, and it basically stinks

and they can't explain so this doesn't surprise me. They can't explain how it works, either.

How do planes stay in the air? Not even Einstein could figure that one out. After devising his general theory of relativity, he turned to a different problem, how plants fly. He even designed his own wing called the cat's back wing, but when it was tested, the unimpressed pilot reported that it flew like a quote, unquote, pregnant dunk. Yeah, that seemed to have been the last time Einstein grappled with aeronautics. From there, he focused on other things, like

it interesting that Scientific American was able to explain how WTC seven fell, but they can't explain why airplanes stay in the air.

I find this whole thing somewhat anti intellectual. Yes, these discussions that all of a sudden, why are they even talking about this. We know how they fly airfoils. And, yeah, you could say plane can fly upside down if it has enough power. I mean, a rocket flies it doesn't have an airfoil. Well, you go, how's that work?

Here's something I did not know until just recently, Fredericksburg, Texas native Jacob Brodbeck. Brodbeck who moved to Fredericksburg from Germany in 1846 in 1860 he flew with an airplane with a wing. Now this is 44 years before the Wright Brothers, with their Kitty Hawk design, and a model of this airplane is at the Gillespie airport, FBO. Now it only he only flew for 100 feet until he crashed into his brother's chicken coop. But he did fly before the Wright

Bobby doggone, yeah,

I'm telling you, that's why we celebrate him. He never got the recognition he deserved.

Frederick's pretty common and everything, you should find some predecessor to pretty much any invention, yeah,

like podcasting. Hey, man, I invented

some point, they've been trying to cut you out as a picture Forever, forever, if it wasn't for me,

that's right, and I promoting you. I appreciate it on the Wikipedia relentlessly. I might add on the Wikipedia for podcasting. There's people like, No, I was I? I digitized my radio shows on cassette and put them on the internet, and I invented podcasting. Yeah, yeah, there'll be a lot of that. Oh, there is a lot of that. It's okay. There's no check in this, by the way, in case you just there's, there's no check, there's only the honor and even that, even that's taken away from

me. They tried to anyway. Yes, they did. Let's play a couple of tick tock clips. Oh,

why not? It's has? It's been way too long since I've had some tick tock clips.

Yeah, these, I love these tick tock clips, because tick tock is really the voice of the voice of the people,

the voice the voice of the people. Yes. And as we know, tick tock and and turban tossing will take down the Iranian regime.

I have two, okay, I have the I have what's called a says, bland man, but it's a black man. He's a black guy, and he's just speaking. Sheryl Hodge, I sent this to Mo and he's he said, Yeah, well, yeah, people have a clue something. What

did why did you send this? Mo and what did you think

of this guy?

If I were a rich white racist that hated black people, this is what I would do. I would handpick young black boys, mostly from single mother households who want to be rappers, and pay them millions of dollars to make music geared to destroying the black communities. I would make young black women become dependent on government assistance, but only

Well, congratulations. You just summed up 100 episodes over 350 hours of mofax with Adam curry in one minute and 28 seconds, that's

yeah, so he felt this is similarly,

I'm sure he did

so, so that was that. And I the other one I have, which is, you know, over the dinner table this last week, we had JC lamenting, and I think it was backed up by pretty much everybody. You can't hire Gen Z people because they're they're asocial, they're they're not socialized correctly. They're dumb. They don't know that you should show up for work on time. They're they feel that they should be getting more money than they're getting. And it's just the whole thing is a mess.

Here's a I'm an idiot, and here's why my laundry machine takes quarters naturally. I'm like, Where does one just get quarters? So I'm like, Okay, I'm gonna go on Amazon buy quarters. You can buy, like, rolls of quarters on Amazon. I'm like, perfect. I'll do that. I'm just like, 72 rolls for $10 that the math doesn't equal up, but that's a score. Like, I'm getting 1772 rolls of quarter sleeves and quarters in them for $10 like, I'm like, okay, stupid Amazon. Zoe money. Get the package empty.

I just went to Amazon. You can buy $10 worth of quarters 2024, uh, uncirculated quarters, I will say 2499 and yes, 999, for 72 piece performed, coin wrappers.

Yeah, she figured that the rappers came with the quarters in them for 999, no, the math doesn't make sense, but they're taking a beating. I'm all I'm all in this kind of idiocy is beyond not

all Gen Z are idiots. John and many of them, listen to our show.

No, we have no there. There's no such thing as an all idiot generation. It's just that there's too many of them. And the people, the ones who listen to our show, who are sharp, I'm assuming, I think most of them are, yeah, they all agree with this.

They don't vote, so it doesn't matter.

So California's got the plastic bags. I got a plastic couple clips of the plastic bag. You know, we had made plastic bags illegal? Yes, yes. And then we made them illegal again. Why did we make them illegal again? We made them illegal in 2017 2018, and, well,

I thought you made so can you use paper bags? You're not allowed to use paper bags. No. Paper

is fine papers. But we used to always have paper bags before this the plastic bag. Are

they completely outlawed? Or can you pay to use them?

Oh, well, this is this all covered in the story. 10 years

ago, California approved the first statewide ban on plastic bags. And then something unexpected happened over the years, the state reported more plastic grocery bags and landfills now California is trying again with a new law NPR. Bill Chappell has been reporting on this story. Hey, Bill, Hey, glad to be here. So Bill, walk us through this

I'm not gonna argue this point with you. This

is no good. What

you're doing. Stupid idea of banning the little bags in the first place, and they get nothing but these thick bags, which are now double use, but you can use them over and over, but nobody does that. They just throw them out,

yeah? Where you used to pick up dog poop and then throw it out?

Yeah? Well, here we go at Part Two, explaining

just a bit more. Ban also took place just before the covid 19 pandemic came in, experts started wondering, like trying to figure out how the coronavirus was spreading, reusable bags were actually banned from grocery stores for a while because there was a fear that bags could spread covid 19. Okay, so forgive me, but what is so bad about plastic bags? The plastic bag industry says These bags are recyclable, but that has been something that's been said for years and not done

Welcome to California.

You know, I, I'm, I've stopped saying it. I mean, you're gonna go down with that ship. You're gonna go down you're going down with that ship since, oh, well, it's

not going down yet. Since

they brought up, uh, covid In the beginning of that clip, I've been waiting to do this. And by

the way, that that was a reminder that, if you remember, there it is of covid, if you touch something, you were gonna die. Yeah. And it was, I remember, going to a grocery store, and then people all masked up in this woman with her husband, and he grabbed some some hamburger buns or something, and she screamed at him. Somebody may have touched those that packaging, and they were just freaked out over the. And this is the era when you have to remember the people

I mean, I only remember them from pictures because they were in your in your land in California. No,

you had them too. No. Well, Austin, for sure,

Austin, yeah, I remember the day when I was like, I was so sick of I'm not, I'm going into whole foods without a mask. I remember that day and and no one seemed to care. Just one other guy looked at me he didn't have a mask, and went, hey, hey, got your brother.

Yeah, because everyone thinks you were carrying,

carrying disease. I've been waiting for a clip about this because I've been following it, and I have no idea who these Japanese dudes are, who's sitting at the desk and the panel, I know the story and and, and the story is self replicating, mRNA. And so I keep getting emails like, this is horrible. This is crazy. This is mRNA that replicates and that

they're just sitting there. There goes our audience, all

three of them. How do I just talking? It's all subtitled, and voiceovers like, this is no good for the show. And then I get a clip. It's from the rescue the Republic rally, which took place in Washington, DC. Not a lot of exposure. I think there are about 20,000 people there, but it rained, so it kind of sucked. I think that really put a damper on the whole on the whole rally. But Dr Malone, who doesn't know him, he spoke, and he spoke about this very topic, so I wanted to share

here's what's going on. I just came back from Tokyo, where they had a 30,000 person rally because they're about to deploy self replicating RNA vaccines. Japan is being used as the guinea pigs for the world for this new technology. The Japanese people are calling this the third atomic bomb. This is being deployed in a cooperative agreement between a US company, our tourists, a Canadian, I'm sorry, a Australian company called CSL, and a Japanese company. Now, the CEO of the

So I don't know, sounds a bit like they're gonna pull down the grid so we can't have votes. Sounds like

bull crap in some way or other. Well,

sir, Mark and Dave mastered will be

with that will be about this being jailed. First,

I ask if they have any self replicating RNA on them because, you know, stay away.

They're from them. Sure. You can be certain they don't.

And then I have one other big pharma story, which, as I was writing up the rundown for my clips and stuff this morning, I was typing too fast. And instead of Big Pharma, I wrote big Harma. I'm like, oh, that's kind of interesting. Cute, yes, this is the follow on from NPR about the the failure of 23andme and they have a nice little intro here with a reminder of how stupid everybody was to go along. Of this dumb scheme, despite despite warnings from your no agenda show.

It was an idea that caught on, pay about 100 bucks for a saliva kit, and weeks later, learn all about your ancestry. The company behind this 23andme was a hit. It was worth billions. Oprah raved about it, and countless people took to social media to share their experience, like tiktoker. Danielle Edwards, okay, I did it, y'all. I finally took my 23andme kids. Jesus, all

So we never realized at the time, and I'm kind of mad at myself for not saying, what kind of business is this, where you only have your there's no repeat business for customers. You spit once and you're done once. You got everybody to spit. What else do you have? And we we,

well, we did shortly.

Yes, it was an obvious short, but, or put whatever the case, it's possible that if they had marketing people there that knew more than you know Sergey Brin, they would have come up with other things, other ancillary products, other things they could do, other services they could provide it to because you, when you have a customer, you capture a customer, you should be able to sell them other things, books. I mean, anything books. But they did nothing. They just they it's

right? And the big joke for us was, oh, you're gonna do the 23 of me, I'll bet you that there's at least 1% Ashkenazi Jew, because everybody had some Ashkenazi Jew in them. And now the question is, what is going to happen to the data of your Chinese, of your DNA? Well, here's the

answer, even if the company goes under that data could change hands. That may surprise some customers. They might believe that the information is more protected than it actually is that's on your price. She's a law professor at the University of Iowa's College of Law who focuses on genetic privacy. She says federal health privacy protections like HIPAA don't apply here, since 23andme is

there you go. You're screwed. GlaxoSmithKline has

that screw how you screwed? They say, I mean, tell me how you're screwed. Are they screwed?

They say, it's anonymous. I'm not believing that. Well, let's

assume it is be anonymous or not anonymous. How are you screwed?

If it's not anonymous, you're screwed if it's anonymous, maybe because they can create all kinds of things tailored for you to kill you.

Who's they? GlaxoSmithKline,

why

would they do that? How are you screwed? I think you're exaggerating. Well,

why would moderna and Pfizer create for the sake of argument? Because

I I agree it's a dumb idea to give this information away. Because. Because it could be weaponized in terms of a genetic, a genetic targeted virus that could be developed in China. Because, you know, if they're against, yes, go ahead, against the general, against all white people, against all black people. Yes. I mean, we've been trying to kill off the back black population in Africa, if you want to go conspiratorial, since the invention of AIDS, but

they didn't Dietrich, they didn't spit in the tube. So, you know, you get

these people to volunteer their information, which is probably a mistake,

yes, and everyone put it out there on ancestry, and they all uploaded to all these open source databases. Well, that

way they can find out who their relatives are, yeah,

which also didn't turn out to be such a great idea. Yeah, I found a relative. I found my relatives. That guy's a douche. How many times I heard that story?

Yeah? Anyway,

I played it more to say, listen to your no agenda show. We're not that dumb. We've tried to protect you,

I think so

we're here for you.

We I only have one clip that I can play before we finish. Actually, it's true. Since you brought this up, let's bring up the VAX clip. You know, they have to bring you. Know, we gotta. People aren't taking up on the vaxes. In fact, it's gotten out of control. People are so skeptical that we have this report, new data

from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows a drop in vaccination rates among us kindergartners in the current school year as NPRs, Maria goy reports, the proportion of children with exemptions from vaccines rose to a record high compared to The 2023 school year. The CDC says about 127,000 kindergarten had exemptions from

we're getting through to him. Finally. Did you have another one you wanted to play?

Oh, you know, I mean, we could skip it, but let's see. Yes, I do have this. Because this really annoyed me. Somebody, one of our producers sent me this. This is from Nebraska, because when I heard this from Nebraska, Nebraska Public Radio, there's two gotchas in this little announcement I want you you'll spot them both immediately. It's about Nebraska's black maternal health month.

Okay? Tuesday marks the beginning of Nebraska's black maternal health month. Advocates are using this time of year to bring awareness to health disparities among black birthing people. Nebraska Public Media's Cassidy arena was at the launch event. The US has the highest maternal mortality rates in the industrialized world, and Nebraska has one of the highest rates at 26.2% this is what Nebraska black maternal health month addresses. Ashley Spivey is the executive director of the

very confused by this report. What exactly is going on. They're doing baby show.

There's a lot of virtue signaling about birthing people. Yes, I heard that burning people, and the other one was at the end of the clip, was, was, oh no, is the first one was birthing person, yes. And then the other one was birth, birthing people. I mean, they can't say woman, I guess in Nebraska, uh, if you're black, well, they also, yes, they

also can't say maternal. Then, because maternal is very specific to matriarch, don't they have to change that as well.

I don't know what they're up to. I just found it the clip to be one of those makes your teeth itch. Clip,

donut. Donating to no agenda. Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fab.

Well, if your teeth are itching, then don't worry. Help is on the way. We have the tip of the day. We've. Got our end of show mixes. We have all kind we got groovy stuff coming. We have Commodores. We've got the meetups. And right now, John is going to take us through to $50 of our supporters, our producers for episode 1701, the Star Trek donation episode. You know, this

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Let me check here.

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this is the portion of the. Show where we like to determine what we're going to play at the very end of the show, also known as the ISO choosing moment we get them from all over. And I have two. You seem to have a lot of them. Seem to have 401. That many. Why don't you play yours first? All

right? Well, let's start with veggie

veget. Okay, not

my thing personally as a vegetarian. Okay,

okay, well, I didn't go over scandalous,

scandal and redemption.

It's not really floating my boat just yet.

Okay, how about how?

How do they do it?

Okay, yeah, that's it's punchy. Yeah, possibility.

Great podcast,

great podcast.

Well, I think I can compete with that. How's this one

I know about work. I'm a podcaster.

Okay, so far, that's a swing and a miss, and there's this one rack scores. I don't even know where that came from.

No, no, I

think, I think this one. I think this is the winner. Here it is great podcast. That's the winner for me. You know? You

know what? It's clear in line. You know why? Because she says, gah, no, because

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sometimes Adam,

all right. Pre tip.

I'm excited a preach. I

gotta know from Keith asking me, I recall mentioning something recently about a tool to save convert videos from other platforms into audio files, not really, but I want to say, if you want to con, you got your stuff going on in the computer, you want to convert to an audio file, get a free copy of Audacity. Oh, wow,

that's your tip, huh? And

then, no, it's not my tip. Is the pre clip, pre tip. That's a pre tip. Okay, pre tip. So it audacity, what? And you have to Dick with the settings a little bit, but it will, it will record system audio. And then, so you just play a video, and you put, push the button and it'll record whatever is being played, and it turns into an audio file. And then you can screw with it.

One I don't understand what this tip is. I'm confused.

Well, he wants to know what he can use to play good to create audio files on his computer. Well, what would you recommend?

Well, no, but you didn't really explain how to do it. I mean, you've got, you've got to set up the output to the input. Yeah,

no, as I said, it's, it takes a it's a little, sometimes it's complicated, but it will record the system's sound. Yes, yeah. You have to change a couple of settings here and there to get it to work on something. This is, I'm not going to go through the whole thing. These are tips. They're not tutorials.

Audacity. There's your tip. Hey, are you starting to podcast? You should get Audacity is a tip to

tip, not a tutorial. That's my motto.

All right. I need a new jingle, everybody. It's a tip, not a tutorial.

Anyway, my tip, real Tip of the Day. Oh, okay,

I'm sorry I was, geez, that's a pre tip. Okay, well, you're confusing me. Now we don't the pre

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