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Dog sled. You need a dog sled. How are we

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supposed to get the vote in? We got a dog

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sled. Adam Curry. John C. DeVore. It's Thursday, June 11th,

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2026. This is your award-winning Get More Nation media assassination

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episode 1876. This is no agenda. And we are broadcasting.

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from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here in

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FEMA region number six. In the morning everybody, I'm Adam

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Curry. Back on Refinery Row, where everybody's talking the same

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words. World Cup Watch Party, I'm John C. Dvorak. Buzzkill

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I got it. I gotta be honest. I am recording

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all Dutch team and American team games. Oh, please. On

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the YouTube TV. Yeah, of course. Of course. Why are

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you really looking forward to that Switzerland Botswana match? Uh,

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no, I said... I said Netherlands and American. games. I

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didn't say Switzerland and Botswana. And those will be more

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exciting. It's my teams, man. You can't be such a

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hater. I'm not a hater. You are very much a

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hater. You know, there's only what? Nothing. I said nothing.

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There's only nine teams that have ever. won the World

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Cup. Okay, and they are jerk. Out of, what, 130

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countries? How is that fair? - What are the nine

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teams? Germany. Well, let's start with Brazil, who has won

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the most. They won five. Yes, they're good players. Uh...

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And then you have Germany. Italy, Argentina, France. Yep. Uruguay.

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Yep. They won two, actually. Yeah, they're good. They're good

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players. England, they won one. And last on the list

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is Spain. Yes. That's it. Yeah. So the Netherlands has

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not won, so they're not. going to win the netherlands

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usa can't win anything they stink what's the point the

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netherlands has come in twice several times i think two

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or three times they've come in twice i typically they

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choke against the germans They look at those Germans and

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go, oh, my bike. I choke, I choke. Well... We

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had a miraculous comeback of the Knicks. Look at me

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with sports ball. against the Spurs, which is my team,

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of course, the San Antone Spurs. I mean, it's an

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exciting sports year, John. It's fantastic. For people out there

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who don't know what happened is that the The Knicks.

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came back from 29 points down. That was amazing. setting

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the record for the biggest comeback in NBA finals history.

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Yes. And beat these guys. And the worst part was

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that your San Antonio team scored 76 points in the

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first half. And they were leading by, I don't know,

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20-something going into the second half. And in the entire

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second half. Joke! They scored 30 points total. It's crazy.

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Is that not a lot? I'm not sure. That's one

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quarter's worth of points generally in an average game. So.

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We can move off sports news as to what's happening

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right now on the quad screen. Of course, it happens

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on a show day. The president has just canceled the

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war. Uh, oil is droppin' like a rock! The Dow

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was up 800 points. And we're just moments away, just

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moments away from signing the deal. Uh-huh. And I think

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this time it might be real. Ooh. It has to

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be because Elon's going public tomorrow, so he doesn't need

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any disturbances. So he picks up the phone. He's like,

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listen. Listen, Donald. You know, take care of this for

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me, for today, just for... a day only. If you

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need to rekindle it, do it on Saturday. It's been

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an interesting week. uh in regards to uh not so

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much the helicopter stuff and all that but um The

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president made quite a revelation. Which I cannot. get confirmed

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for some reason the oil baron didn't answer this. It

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was like we have a text group and I said,

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hey, can you confirm this? And he just came back

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with something else and didn't say anything. I thought it

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was somewhat suspicious. And this is what I'm talking about.

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First of all, I love the inflation. You know what?

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Because as soon as this war is over, you know,

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I can say it now. Something you didn't know. Do

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you know we've been taking out millions of barrels of

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oil? Nobody knows it. You know who doesn't know about

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it? Iran, until right now. We took out the other

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night 22 ships late at night with no lights. No

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lights! Because we didn't have any radar because we blasted

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the crap out of it. We took out this way,

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oil's $85 a barrel. I mean, you take a look.

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bad thing will be we hit the best economy we've

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ever hit. And I said to my people, I had

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of them. Bob, Paul, Anthony. I said the one thing

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we have to do now, we had just hit the

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highest stock market in history. Highest 401 case in history.

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do this to you guys, but Rand's going to have

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a nuclear weapon very soon. We have to go and

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attack. So we hit him with the B-2 bombers. Yeah.

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buried it very hard to get. Yeah. But now we

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had to make the second move. And I said, you

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know, the bad part is the stock market will go

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down by a lot based on predictions of experts, like

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25%. And it was worth it. To me, it was

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worth it not to have a nuclear weapon. And the

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other thing is that oil would go to $250 a

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barrel. It's at 85. It wasn't at 85 when he

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said that, but okay. Do you think this is true,

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that they were slipping out ships and 100 million barrels

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of oil? Well, it's hard to say because he did

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that trick that one time where they said he gave

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us a gift of eight ships. Remember that? Eight ships.

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well there's no evidence of this, but what is weird

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is that the oil baron wouldn't respond to me. Maybe

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he knows something. Whatever happened, happened at about 1.15 East

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Coast time. AM. Because the market just rocketed up. It

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took a huge turn, I know. Out of the blue,

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one just spiked. Yeah. So somebody knew something. It's like

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the Trading Places movie. Where there's insiders doing dirty business.

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It's a classic. It's a classic. And... I don't know.

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I don't know what, you know, this could be... I

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think the thesis about Elon's IPO might actually be the

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most valid thing about it. What was interesting is the

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money, honey, she, of course, had the – she's not

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always on the show anymore. Something's going on with her,

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too. So Maria Bartiromo on Fox Business, the least watched

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news channel in all history. except maybe for her show,

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she had on the CEO of Axis Capital. And, you

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know, so she played that whole clip and, you know,

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then even let it run on longer for about three

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minutes. And it turns out that they actually seem to

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have the. part worked out as well. Access Capital is

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at the forefront of the effort providing clients operating in

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the region with protection for assets exposed to heightened threats.

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Joining me now in a Fox Business exclusive is Access

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CEO Vince Tizio. Vince thanks so much for being here

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this morning. Can you talk to us a little about

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that business in terms of providing that insurance to those

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boats, those ships trying to transact through the strait? Maria,

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good morning. Certainly. It remains a dynamic risk landscape and

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environment. Indeed, the announcement last night by the president reinforces

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the value of the industry providing protection to the maritime

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space. There's over 20,000 seafarers in the region, and certainly

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they want the assurance that as they transport goods and

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services in the instance last night referenced by the president,

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oil, that there's protection. And so it remains dynamic. We

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remain a vibrant market in the geography, protecting our insureds

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both in the Persian Gulf So just to be clear,

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you're insuring those vessels that are handled and secured with

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others' ships so that they can be transported through? For

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sure. We have representation on any number of insurers. We

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never reveal it. or countries of origin for protection for

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them, What did you say? You need less protection for

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them. It's protection for... Not for them, it's for you.

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What do you mean? I don't understand what you're saying.

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He says they're trying to protect, they don't want to

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say what ships are to protect them. No, they're the

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ones that did the insurance. Oh, well, of course. Hello.

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Yeah. You don't want someone taking out something that's fully

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insured. No, you never do that. remember Back when I

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had helicopter money. The bank called me. Like, yeah, we

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think you should probably have kidnapping insurance. I'm like, what?

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Yes, and it works really cool. You get codes and

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then, you know, so only with a code can this

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be... Can this be uncovered? You can only give it

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to your wife. I'm like, I don't think I want

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your kidnapping insurance. Kidnapping, that's good. Kidnapping insurance. Makes sense.

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I guess. Well, there have been a lot of kidnappings

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in Holland with wealthy people. Freddie Heineken was a legendary

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case. They kidnapped the dude who had the beer. So.

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It's not all that crazy. Well, they don't do it

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in countries where they really throw the book at the

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kidnappers. No, no. So obviously they're not throwing the book

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at the kidnappers. No, it's Holland. You can murder somebody

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and you're out after 20 years. It's real easy. They're

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laid back there, man. It's cool. So you have anything

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on this? Because all the other clips I had make

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no sense now because, you know. The war is over.

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I just have this striking stuff. I guess Trump strikes.

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Yeah, but it makes no sense. It's over now. It's

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done. Well, not necessarily if it doesn't follow up. Well,

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we'll see on Sunday, but I don't think it makes

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any sense to play anything. It's like, alright. Okay, well

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that's fine with me. Yeah, let's just, uh... Let's just

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talk about the World Cup! You know, the World Cup

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is, uh... I've also gotten all these calls from Dutch

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radio and television stations. Hey, hi, hoi. Yeah, we're going

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to be in Dallas for the World Cup. Hi, hoi.

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Hey, hi, hoi, toppy. Yes, that's how they talk. Hey,

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hi, hoi, toppy. We're going to be in Dallas for

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the World Cup. We'd love for you to join us.

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It's a five-hour drive. I'm not coming to Dallas. Send

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a jet. They don't get... Yeah, right. Send a jet.

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Send a jet, man. They're, you know, it's a small

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country. They think everything is like that. Yeah. They project.

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But, you know, even if it was Austin, it's still

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five hours. Like, come on, guys. Don't be so stupid.

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Yeah, you're out. Yes. Tell him to come to Fredericksburg.

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Why don't you tell him that? No, that's the last

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thing I want. I don't want anybody here. You know,

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that's a bad thing. When people have my number. Email

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is one thing, but some people have my phone number

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and they'll text me, Hey, we're going to be in

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Fredericksburg this Saturday. Got time for a glass of wine

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or a... A cup of coffee? It's like there's a

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million people a year who come through Fredericksburg. It's like

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living in Disneyland in Anaheim. It's like, no, I mean,

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I work on Saturdays. I got no time for this.

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You tell them. Yeah, I do. So it looks like

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I owe you two bucks. Yes, you do. You do.

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You doubled down, you went double to nothing. We got

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a couple of clips on this, this mail-in balance. You

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want to just explain the bets before? No. Yes, because

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I need to savor this. I don't win often for

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you, Mortimer. Well, what happened was, uh... I have somehow

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wrangled some sort of a screwball bet. What do you

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mean? Spencer Pratt was not going to become the... You're

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the one that said, that's not true. I said they

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will rig it. He will not be mayor. He's not

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going to be the mayor. There's no way. And then

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you went, you know what you're talking about. This is

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how they think. They think differently. They have to let

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them in so they don't think it's rigged. No, you

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got that right. I was under the impression that they

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weren't going to be so stupid as to rig the

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election, but they started thinking about it. and Well, maybe

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they think, here's what my latest thinking is. Because initially

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I said, they're not going to be so stupid like

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they do with... At least with Hilton they let him

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in. But... They're not going to be so stupid to

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do the same thing to Pratt because he's got a

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lot of traction. He does these ads. He's fun. Mm-hmm.

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But because he set a new standard for how to

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market yourself in a campaign. They look at it and

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go, you know, this is probably not a good thing.

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Let's don't encourage it. Let's show that it doesn't work.

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bumping. Now do you think Is there any... In any

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realm, is there any possibility? that maybe people really like

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the AI videos, but just not a lot of people

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or not enough people voted for him? It's possible. I

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mean, anything is possible. In fact, that's explained a little

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bit. In this clip, you should play this. This is...

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This is our buddy, Brett Weinstein. Oh. on election fraud.

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All right. Hold on a second. Where is he? Brett

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Weinstein. We're going to have an endless battle in which

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those of us who see what we believe. Now, is

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this on his own show or is he a guest?

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I have no idea where this came from. from it

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looks like his own show okay is clear evidence of

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some kind of election rigging or fraud are faced with

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uh indignation from a vast array of people portraying themselves

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as more rigorous and careful who say where is your

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evidence where exactly is your evidence that there was something

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wrong with this election. And we are going to be

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caught in the following predicament. No piece of evidence is

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sufficient to establish that case. Wow, this is deep analysis.

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And the sum total of all of the evidence contains

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true things and false things. Yes. it is also no

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good. So the question is, can you logically deduce that

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something has gone wrong? I believe you can, easily. Can

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you prove it? No. And not being able to prove

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it means that the election will proceed, it will be

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validated by all of the structures, including the courts, and

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that means that... Those who take on the power that

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derives from these elections will be the result of whatever

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process we just went through, whether it was an election

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that happened to be anomalous through organic means or it

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was the result of some kind of fraud or election

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rigging. That is not an accident. And the point that

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I want to make primarily is primary evidence against elections

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that look like this being organic is not actually in

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the trickle of evidence that we are actually able to

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see, you know, the, you know, moment by moment vote

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count that does something strange during the night when some

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large tranche of ballots is. counted or something like that.

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We literally saw that. The evidence is in the structure

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of how the elections are actually carried out. These elections

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are designed to allow fraud that cannot be detected and

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will not be prosecuted. And that's really the thing that

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we must focus on. Yeah, okay. Can't wait to tune

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in to hear him focus on it. This is kind

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of what the pillow guy once said. He says you

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can just look and tell that statistically it's not possible

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what happened happened. Right. But you can't prove anything. Yeah.

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It's perfect. It's the perfect crime. It is the perfect

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crime. Before you. play your NPR clips. I'm surprised you

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didn't get this. I got Gutfeld's reaction from his I

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don't clip Gutfeld. You have, but I thought this was,

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you know, a typical response. So the L.A. mayor race

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is now down to two with Nithya Raman advancing over

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Spencer Pratt to face. in November. Thanks to a delayed

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vote count that surged like the estrogen in Tim Waltz's

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veins. Okay, good line. So with Pratt out, L.A. voters

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have a big decision. Do they want to live in

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a hole or a hellhole? But as rotten as the

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outcome is, don't you dare call it fraud. It's legal

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since... the system is built for those who control it.

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See, he's saying the same thing as Brett, only it's

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a little funnier. A mail-in voting apparatus with a time

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frame of a month to tally votes? Pretty convenient in

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case you need a second place finisher that's a Democrat

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so two Dems face off in the final. It's like

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when Jesse tips a waitress using change. They'll keep counting

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as long as it takes. So don't you feel like

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an idiot for thinking Pratt had a chance when he

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never did? No one does except those in control. The

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system tells you so. Fact is, Pratt would not have

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enough Republican votes to win, so he'd need a lot

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of crossover votes. Maybe enough people were on the fence,

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especially if that fence kept pantless junkies away from their

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kids. But if you eliminate Pratt, you eliminate Pratt debating

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Bass. It's not corrupt, it's just the way the system

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is run by the people who created the system. The

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truth is, Spencer had about as much of a chance

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of beating Bass as does anyone who runs against him.

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Putin or Kim Jong-un? No. Okay. Um... Maybe to play

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the other side, Chris Hayes, who is still on Mrs.

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Now. They keep that guy around forever. Chris Hayes. Wasn't

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he the... The disciple of... surface. Rachel. Rachel, yeah. Yeah.

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He's in her image. Exactly. You might have noticed the

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big lie is back. The big lie. Truthfully, it never

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went away. It's a big lie. Without evidence. Capital insurrection.

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MAGA is pushing another. MAGA. Equal parts deranged and idiotic

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election conspiracy theory, this time centered on California. That's how

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they count the votes in California. You know why they're

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doing that? Because they're cheating on the election. Do you

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have evidence to support that? All I have to do

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is look. They are still counting the votes. Do you

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trust this election? That seems pretty shady to me. I

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think California is playing around with this. But what evidence

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is there to prove that there was a raid? Some

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of these efforts are so diabolical and so far upstream

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that it's impossible to prove. But I think everybody knows

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instinctively something is wrong here. Something's wrong. No, no, no.

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Not everyone knows it instinctively because there's nothing wrong here

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with California's primary. They're counting the votes. They're counting the

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votes, by the way, as our own Jacob Soboros has

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shown, in a room with glass panels so you can

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watch them do it. Oh, that does it. It's not

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fraud. So he's just talking about the counting of the

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votes, not the votes themselves. The case Republicans are making.

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In fact, we have one of our producers. is one

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of those observers in those big rooms. And do you

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have boots on the ground from the said observer? I'm

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getting one. I don't have the one that I want

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to report on because I want to put it together.

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in a concise way but he says it's pretty obvious

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that everything that that is fraudulent takes place upstream. Yeah,

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it's not in the glass box. No, the glass box

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is just for show. Yes. With glass panels so you

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can watch them do it. It's not fraud. The case

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Republicans are making, it's impossible to prove, so trust your

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instincts. is manifestly preposterous and absurd. But again, so was

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Trump's big lie in 2020. Manifestly, I tell you. Manifestly

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preposterous. Essentially identical. And look what happened. Look what that

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led to on January 6th. Oh, careful. And this case

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looks, to me, like it is setting the table to...

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Uh-huh. invalidate midterm results in november if republicans perform as

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badly as expected oh there it is there's the setup

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The setup is there. Yeah. Oh man, how much longer

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can we stand this? It's like Groundhog Day. All right,

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let's talk about your mail-in ballots. you got from NPR?

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Well, so I was, I noticed this is an NPR

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clip about mail-in ballots and just two-parter. It's about how

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it's... So impor- Excuse me. That's okay. Flem. So important

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to have mail-in ballots that in these remote areas of

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Alaska. So that you have to, you know, that you

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wouldn't be able to get the vote in at all

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if it wasn't for that. And it dawned on me

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what NPR is doing. And I've noticed it elsewhere, too.

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with some other reports on absentee ballots and the rest

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is they take the most the most obscure, probably the

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long shot, the most outrageous example to prove a point.

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Instead of using the mean or the average or anything

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in between. You find an outlier like Alaska, where there's

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a village that's out in the middle of nowhere that

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can't really communicate with anybody except a couple of days

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out of the year. An Inuit village, yes. and you

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make that that's what's your way that you have to

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this is the classic liberal uh lowest common denominator thinking.

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They love doing this. It's like, well, you know, we

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got to do it because this little Jimmy here is

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dumb, so everyone has to be taught the same way.

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It's always something like that. And that's what NPR is

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doing here. And I just found it really... Annoying. So

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let's play. Clip one. Richard Moses is an Alaska-based campaign

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and election lawyer who's represented parties involved in ballot recounts

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and has seen the late arrivals firsthand. One of them

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was from out in western Alaska, was postmarked prior to

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election day and still arrived seven or eight days after

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the deadlines. For those inside the U.S. Alaska allows mail-in

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ballots to be counted as long as they are postmarked

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by Election Day and arrive no later than 10 days

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after a general election. But a Supreme Court decision could

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change that. The court is currently considering a Republican Party

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challenge to a Mississippi law that counts mail-in ballots similarly

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to how Alaska does. In our court brief, Republicans... party

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lawyers said that delayed counting violates federal law that nationally

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sets an election day. Alaska's attorney general filed a brief

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with the court that did not take a side, but

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did explain the challenges Alaskans face when voting. Moses, who

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has represented both Democrats and Republicans, says if the law

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is struck down, it could affect Alaska significantly. We live

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in a state where diphtheria serum had to be delivered

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a thousand miles on a dog sled. Not that long

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ago. Dog sled. Any change to the electoral process in

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any way is going to be groundbreaking here. Groundbreaking. Oh,

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this is great. Yeah, you're absolutely right. That's a great

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way to frame it. Like, well, look, we have Alaska.

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Dog sled. You need a dog sled. How are we

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supposed to get the vote in? We got a dog

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sled. Yes. This is like bull crap. But anyway, let's

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go part two. Michelle Spark runs the nonpartisan effort called

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Get Out the Native Vote. They operate under the Alaska

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Federation of Native... which filed an image. They're going deep

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with get out the native vote. This brief in the

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case. They said discounting late arriving ballots would disenfranchise many

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native voters in Alaska and other places. So it's racist

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too. Native voters. This is good. Who are often in

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remote communities. They know how to pile on. Yeah, it's

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fantastic. Not good to mess with these things. especially during

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an election year. Under the proposed change, voters could still

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vote by mail. They'll just have to send their ballots

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in earlier. But Spark says a lot can change in

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the weeks before an election. When everybody has the luxury

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until 8 p.m. on election day to make their decisions,

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it's not fair to put the burden on us. Not

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fair. soon as possible. If a change went into effect

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before this November, Alaska political watchers say it could affect

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the consequential Senate race between Democrat Mary Peltola and Republican

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Dan Sullivan. Peltola faces headwinds in a state that went

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to Trump by 13 points in the last election. Still,

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analysts say many of Peltola's supporters live in rural areas.

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that could be impacted by this voting change. In Platinum,

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counting late arriving ballots is about more than just election

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outcomes. It's about the principle of having a vote. Lou

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Adams again. It's kind of disheartening. You want your vote

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to be counted. That's why you vote. Practically Canadian. maybe

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make a difference and they count your ballot. She says

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the community is hoping to get a polling place. Until

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then, voting will rely on boats, snow machines, and bush

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planes. Yeah, that has very little bearing on the vote

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for the Los Angeles mayor. I know, but let's just...

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play dog sleds. That's good. Did you see the ActBlue

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CEO? Testifying. I refuse to answer that question on the

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grounds that it may tend to incriminate me. This was

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so good. We've been talking about Axe Blue for... 10,

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12, 15 years? At least. And not to forget that

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there's the big red version, which I think was started

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by Jared Kushner. Yeah, but it hardly compares to ActBlue.

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ActBlue is pretty out there. You know, every single activist

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website you see who's asking for a donation, that's the

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first thing you do. Activist website, let me see. Donation,

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ah, yes, ActBlue. Okay. But I just thought her. The

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first question was all you really need to know to

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know how the rest of the hearing went. I do

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have a series of questions for you. But I want

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to make sure I'm respectful. Is it Ms. Jones or

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Ms. Wallace-Jones? on the advice of counsel, are respectfully declined.

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answer the question pursuant to my fifth amendment I don't

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know my name. I can't even say her name. That

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was great. That was funny. She's so dumb. And whoever

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that was, he asked and he knew, he knew what

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the answer was going to be. That was a... Yeah,

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once they got a clue... A quick... Yeah, and then...

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Jim Jordan went on with, how much did Russia influence

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the election? You're right. They started asking these questions that

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may or may not indicate one thing or another. In

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other words, the corruption of the Democrats. You could do

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whatever you want. She just made it look like the

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00:28:38,414 --> 00:28:43,964
Russians vote Democrat. I mean the way it went. It

464
00:28:44,006 --> 00:28:50,324
was fantastic. Ugh. So. This was, let me see, what

465
00:28:50,344 --> 00:28:54,423
was this? This was two days ago. Everybody's phone in

466
00:28:54,484 --> 00:29:00,429
Fredericksburg starts going off. I'm like... Uh-oh, uh-oh, uh-oh, alert,

467
00:29:00,450 --> 00:29:04,666
you know, one of those. alerts like the orange alert,

468
00:29:04,686 --> 00:29:11,701
the scarlet alert. F- Phone alert. FBGC Emergency Management. That's

469
00:29:11,760 --> 00:29:16,912
Fredericksburg, Gillespie County. First screwworm case confirmed in Gillespie County.

470
00:29:16,932 --> 00:29:19,817
Oh, that came on your phone? On my phone, yes,

471
00:29:20,278 --> 00:29:25,243
yes. If you want more information, text SCREWORM to 38276.

472
00:29:25,695 --> 00:29:29,298
I'm like, what is this now? So I look at

473
00:29:29,400 --> 00:29:33,452
it. Did you text Screwworm? No, I did not. You're

474
00:29:33,492 --> 00:29:35,640
like an idiot doing that. Gee, I did not text

475
00:29:35,740 --> 00:29:43,506
Screwworm. No. And turns out... A screw worm was detected

476
00:29:43,527 --> 00:29:51,103
in a goat. This is, I mean, this fear that

477
00:29:51,143 --> 00:29:54,989
they're throwing out there. is pretty insane. Actually, we got

478
00:29:55,029 --> 00:30:05,665
a note from... Brazil-trained veterinary... Juliana. And... She says, you

479
00:30:05,685 --> 00:30:10,056
know, I got my education in Brazil. You know, the

480
00:30:10,096 --> 00:30:13,765
new world screw worm rages. I'm specialized. And she gave

481
00:30:13,825 --> 00:30:16,069
us everything that we knew. She says warm-blooded animals are

482
00:30:16,089 --> 00:30:20,220
at risk, including dogs and cats. But then she says.

483
00:30:20,483 --> 00:30:23,273
The Sterile Fly program was a huge success in the

484
00:30:23,294 --> 00:30:25,201
USA. I was taught in my vet school. I was

485
00:30:25,300 --> 00:30:28,010
sad to learn the USA is letting this plague come

486
00:30:28,070 --> 00:30:32,065
back. Adam, please don't take this lightly. Keep an eye

487
00:30:32,164 --> 00:30:34,998
on Phoebe. And I just wanted to say thank you,

488
00:30:35,018 --> 00:30:39,949
Juliana. Just because we talk about... things that could be

489
00:30:40,009 --> 00:30:43,660
horrible lightheartedly doesn't mean that we don't take it seriously.

490
00:30:44,432 --> 00:30:49,116
People confuse that. We're trying to deconstruct media and have

491
00:30:49,136 --> 00:30:51,875
a bit of a lighthearted attitude about it. I mean,

492
00:30:51,895 --> 00:30:54,653
it's easy to go... Yeah, because most of it's... Bogus.

493
00:30:54,977 --> 00:30:57,518
I mean, well, you could be here on fire. pets,

494
00:30:57,538 --> 00:31:01,487
your dogs, woo! Yeah, we could do that. We probably

495
00:31:01,788 --> 00:31:04,765
have more clicks, more likes, more downloads. We could put

496
00:31:04,785 --> 00:31:07,198
ourselves on YouTube, on video. John, you could make a

497
00:31:07,258 --> 00:31:12,539
face like, oh. So let's hear from the Texas Ag

498
00:31:12,579 --> 00:31:17,682
Commissioner, Sid Miller. about what's not working and what has

499
00:31:17,844 --> 00:31:20,516
always worked and that we should resort back to. The

500
00:31:20,636 --> 00:31:23,182
U.S. cattle industry began sounding the alarm over screwworms when

501
00:31:23,201 --> 00:31:27,030
they were detected in Mexico in 2024. The USDA has

502
00:31:27,070 --> 00:31:30,900
been deploying sterile male flies to stop screwworms from returning.

503
00:31:31,240 --> 00:31:34,106
But you're proposing something instead. What is that and why

504
00:31:34,186 --> 00:31:37,497
is what the USDA is doing not enough? Well, what

505
00:31:37,538 --> 00:31:39,920
they're doing is the same thing over and over again.

506
00:31:39,900 --> 00:31:44,630
expecting different results. That's the definition of insanity. They're releasing

507
00:31:44,650 --> 00:31:47,996
100 million sterile flies a week. Been doing that for

508
00:31:48,017 --> 00:31:52,405
18 months. We've released over 7 billion sterile flies. Yet

509
00:31:53,007 --> 00:31:55,673
we have more cases today than when we started. And

510
00:31:55,712 --> 00:31:59,508
they've marched from southern Mexico 1,100 miles into Texas. in

511
00:31:59,548 --> 00:32:02,854
New Mexico. It's not working, folks. We have a tool.

512
00:32:02,874 --> 00:32:04,836
The USDA has it. They come up with it. They've

513
00:32:04,876 --> 00:32:06,579
deployed it. They've used it in the past called the

514
00:32:06,960 --> 00:32:11,366
SWAS system. That's Screw Worm Adult Suppression System. It's basically

515
00:32:11,406 --> 00:32:13,891
a fly bait. You put the fly bait out and

516
00:32:13,951 --> 00:32:16,615
pass it. It's killed from 80 to 95% of the

517
00:32:16,655 --> 00:32:19,619
screw worm flies. You follow up with sterile flies. The

518
00:32:19,660 --> 00:32:23,067
reason the sterile flies don't work is that they release

519
00:32:23,086 --> 00:32:26,233
100 million flies, but half of them are females. The

520
00:32:26,294 --> 00:32:30,082
ideal is to get the sterile male to mate with

521
00:32:30,182 --> 00:32:34,470
a fertile female, and there's no offspring. Well, they don't

522
00:32:34,570 --> 00:32:39,220
mate with the fertile females. There's a fertile sterilized female.

523
00:32:39,200 --> 00:32:41,929
beside them so they just mate with each other. Maybe

524
00:32:42,068 --> 00:32:44,939
one in a hundred thousand actually goes out and finds

525
00:32:45,019 --> 00:32:47,547
a fertile female to mate with. So it's not working.

526
00:32:47,567 --> 00:32:50,195
Why do you think the federal government doesn't want to

527
00:32:50,215 --> 00:32:54,400
deploy the swast method? I've asked them. They don't have

528
00:32:54,420 --> 00:32:58,215
a good answer. It's their program. It's not mine. The

529
00:32:58,256 --> 00:33:00,182
very first time I brought it down. to Brooke Rollins.

530
00:33:00,201 --> 00:33:03,347
She says it's environmentally insensitive. I said, what does that

531
00:33:03,428 --> 00:33:05,332
mean? I don't get it. She said, well, it might

532
00:33:05,352 --> 00:33:07,676
kill some good flies. I said, well, I don't know

533
00:33:07,717 --> 00:33:09,800
what a good fly is, but let's say we kill

534
00:33:09,820 --> 00:33:12,887
the good flies. You've got a billion-dollar fly factory. Let's

535
00:33:12,948 --> 00:33:14,892
go make some more flies and turn them loose. Let's

536
00:33:14,951 --> 00:33:18,117
do that. The number one thing is to eradicate the

537
00:33:18,157 --> 00:33:21,101
screwworm flies. Damn gummit, that's how we think in Texas.

538
00:33:21,182 --> 00:33:25,000
Dadgummit might take out some good flies. Don't take out

539
00:33:25,059 --> 00:33:28,798
the flies that could be insensitive to them. I don't

540
00:33:28,818 --> 00:33:31,999
know. This thing... That sounds... Actually, that rationale sounds correct.

541
00:33:32,058 --> 00:33:35,773
Yes. This whole thing sounds hoaxy. Why are we doing

542
00:33:35,814 --> 00:33:39,258
that? And how can you say the screw... How about

543
00:33:39,278 --> 00:33:42,707
malice? thigh on that works yeah yeah walk the cows

544
00:33:42,748 --> 00:33:48,265
through it How does a screwworm march a thousand miles?

545
00:33:49,328 --> 00:33:52,882
I don't know. Very slowly. It's the cattle. They're moving

546
00:33:52,921 --> 00:33:56,094
the cattle up through here. They're selling crap cattle. Crap

547
00:33:56,153 --> 00:34:00,748
cattle. So did you guys talk about... The SpaceX IPO

548
00:34:01,009 --> 00:34:03,525
on DH Unplugged. I haven't listened. We've talked about it

549
00:34:03,565 --> 00:34:08,023
before. Yeah. Well, the new news... It doesn't make a

550
00:34:08,083 --> 00:34:12,704
lot of sense to anyone who runs the numbers. But...

551
00:34:13,347 --> 00:34:16,141
Well, not making a lot of sense because it's already

552
00:34:16,181 --> 00:34:22,213
like overvalued. It's 4x oversubscribed. Last I looked. And this

553
00:34:22,294 --> 00:34:25,113
is the thing that's interesting. I've taken a company public

554
00:34:25,636 --> 00:34:30,672
and... Typical. Musk fashion, I guess. It's like, no, we're

555
00:34:30,712 --> 00:34:34,504
not going to discuss pricing. It's $130 a share, no

556
00:34:34,544 --> 00:34:36,872
matter how many people want it or don't want it

557
00:34:36,972 --> 00:34:42,121
or whatever. That's pretty. That's pretty atypical for an IPO

558
00:34:42,162 --> 00:34:44,711
where they price it and say that's going to be

559
00:34:44,811 --> 00:34:50,110
it, not the pricing the night before. Especially if it's...

560
00:34:50,130 --> 00:34:51,398
Well, that's the way it used to be in the

561
00:34:51,499 --> 00:34:57,929
olden days. Well, in 96... I remember that we were

562
00:34:57,989 --> 00:35:00,784
ready to walk away from the whole IPO. the night

563
00:35:00,824 --> 00:35:04,282
before. because they didn't want to price it at $7.

564
00:35:04,443 --> 00:35:08,138
Of course, it went down to $3.50 on the first

565
00:35:08,198 --> 00:35:13,831
day. It was an awesome IPO. Great quarter, guys. It

566
00:35:13,871 --> 00:35:16,546
took a long time to get it back up. But

567
00:35:16,566 --> 00:35:19,119
I don't know. I mean, it'll be interesting to see.

568
00:35:19,099 --> 00:35:23,315
Is this the big liquidity event, the exit for all

569
00:35:23,355 --> 00:35:26,367
of the venture capital, the billions of dollars that have

570
00:35:26,387 --> 00:35:32,113
been put into it? Or will people hold? Well, they're

571
00:35:32,133 --> 00:35:34,403
going to hold it long enough until the indexers all

572
00:35:34,443 --> 00:35:37,194
have to buy it up. And it should jack it

573
00:35:37,294 --> 00:35:40,094
up a few points. And then we'll see what happens.

574
00:35:40,114 --> 00:35:41,447
I had to get out as soon as I could.

575
00:35:41,488 --> 00:35:45,130
Yeah. This is what you want. I mean, as soon

576
00:35:45,170 --> 00:35:47,240
as I could after the index was all bought in

577
00:35:47,320 --> 00:35:51,517
because the way it's set up is that. It's going

578
00:35:51,537 --> 00:35:53,167
to have to be bought up out of the index

579
00:35:53,227 --> 00:35:58,520
funds because it's going to be an index stock. you

580
00:35:58,751 --> 00:36:01,019
And so they got to buy a ton of it.

581
00:36:01,521 --> 00:36:03,770
And so that's going to prop it up. And it

582
00:36:03,870 --> 00:36:06,078
should either go up enough that you can make a

583
00:36:06,118 --> 00:36:11,163
little money there right at the beginning. And, uh... then

584
00:36:12,070 --> 00:36:13,824
who knows what's going to happen. I think it's going

585
00:36:13,845 --> 00:36:18,796
to collapse. Ooh! Not the first day, though. No, no,

586
00:36:18,816 --> 00:36:22,062
I don't think so. It's got to spike. Well, Senator

587
00:36:22,082 --> 00:36:26,815
Warren. Elizabeth Warren did something which I think is very

588
00:36:26,896 --> 00:36:30,697
smart. She made a statement which she has nothing to

589
00:36:30,757 --> 00:36:33,150
lose. If it's a huge success, no one will remember

590
00:36:33,191 --> 00:36:36,747
what she said. But if and when it collapses, she'll

591
00:36:37,492 --> 00:36:40,554
be looking like a hero. on SpaceX this morning. One

592
00:36:40,614 --> 00:36:44,139
prominent senator now calling for an IPO delay. Our Eamon

593
00:36:44,159 --> 00:36:47,584
Javers has that for us. Eamon, a 12-page letter here,

594
00:36:47,604 --> 00:36:50,628
heavily footnoted. Yeah, good morning, Carl. This is a letter

595
00:36:50,708 --> 00:36:53,993
from Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren to the Commissioner of the

596
00:36:54,153 --> 00:36:58,158
Securities and Exchange Commission asking the commission to delay Friday's

597
00:36:58,218 --> 00:37:12,206
SpaceX. investor protection concerns. She says market analysts have raised

598
00:37:12,246 --> 00:37:19,561
concerns about the math underlying SpaceX's target valuation. publicly traded

599
00:37:19,641 --> 00:37:22,466
companies are meant to be accountable to their shareholders. The

600
00:37:22,487 --> 00:37:25,713
SpaceX IPO will flip this model on its head with

601
00:37:25,793 --> 00:37:29,340
shareholders providing billions of dollars in new capital with no

602
00:37:29,400 --> 00:37:33,368
accountability measures for Mr. Musk or company leadership. And she's

603
00:37:33,489 --> 00:37:37,457
expressing concerns here about passive investors saying the SpaceX IPO

604
00:37:37,517 --> 00:37:40,844
creates a new concern. But major stock market indexes are

605
00:37:40,924 --> 00:37:43,569
being rigged in a way that would force millions of

606
00:37:43,629 --> 00:37:47,377
investors in passive index funds, a generally lower cost investment

607
00:37:47,437 --> 00:37:50,644
option that can be attractive to retail investors, to invest

608
00:37:50,704 --> 00:37:54,752
in SpaceX and face exposure to SpaceX's significant risk with

609
00:37:54,833 --> 00:37:57,919
no choice in the matter. So that from Elizabeth Warren.

610
00:37:57,959 --> 00:38:01,465
political reality is that Donald Trump's SEC not likely to

611
00:38:01,525 --> 00:38:04,870
take Elizabeth Warren's advice here on this IPO on Friday.

612
00:38:05,051 --> 00:38:07,615
But I think it does signal some concerns out there

613
00:38:07,635 --> 00:38:10,379
in the investing community. And if Democrats are to be

614
00:38:10,420 --> 00:38:14,346
successful in the midterms, you could proceed some static for

615
00:38:14,366 --> 00:38:20,631
the company after November. Guys, back to you. Well, since,

616
00:38:20,651 --> 00:38:27,987
uh... Elon's a genius. We'll see. I think, here's an

617
00:38:28,108 --> 00:38:34,774
out there prediction. I think before long. Elon is going

618
00:38:34,814 --> 00:38:38,239
to find a way to leverage this IPO and buy

619
00:38:38,259 --> 00:38:42,825
it. a company called Boom Supersonic. Is that the airplane

620
00:38:42,865 --> 00:38:48,281
company? Yeah. That has the small supersonic planes? It's not

621
00:38:48,321 --> 00:38:51,995
that small. It holds 100 people. Why would he... What's

622
00:38:52,075 --> 00:38:54,605
the point of that? I think he's going to become

623
00:38:54,645 --> 00:38:57,215
like Boeing. They want to be in the airline business.

624
00:38:57,536 --> 00:39:02,036
Really? There's just a random thought in my head. Oh,

625
00:39:02,137 --> 00:39:03,982
okay. Well, let's put it in the book. Do you

626
00:39:04,002 --> 00:39:05,467
still have a red book? No, you don't have the

627
00:39:05,487 --> 00:39:07,252
red book. Why are you not home, by the way?

628
00:39:07,292 --> 00:39:10,301
You're at Jay's place again? Yeah. Why are they painting

629
00:39:10,361 --> 00:39:14,387
at my place? Oh, no. That'll kill you. So the

630
00:39:14,427 --> 00:39:18,561
big concern has been too big to fail. How are

631
00:39:18,582 --> 00:39:24,489
we going to protect the poor 401k holders? um about

632
00:39:24,509 --> 00:39:27,797
how we're going to protect our gdp and it seems

633
00:39:27,877 --> 00:39:31,164
like that fear is coming true with the idea of

634
00:39:31,204 --> 00:39:33,730
the united states government taking a stake in the ai

635
00:39:33,790 --> 00:39:36,677
companies hi kelly so we are hearing that the us

636
00:39:36,697 --> 00:39:40,865
government is Considering taking a stake in OpenAI, possibly other

637
00:39:40,986 --> 00:39:43,932
AI giants as well, a source tells me CEO Sam

638
00:39:44,012 --> 00:39:46,597
Altman and the Trump administration have been talking about this

639
00:39:46,657 --> 00:39:49,182
idea for more than a year now. Altman first floated

640
00:39:49,223 --> 00:39:51,848
this from what I'm hearing back in 2025 when Trump

641
00:39:52,209 --> 00:39:55,175
initially took office. A source says that OpenAI would actually

642
00:39:55,195 --> 00:39:58,401
donate a portion of its equity to a... possible AI

643
00:39:58,461 --> 00:40:01,067
fund as part of this. Altman was on Capitol Hill

644
00:40:01,127 --> 00:40:03,191
just this week. He was meeting with lawmakers from what

645
00:40:03,211 --> 00:40:06,237
we're hearing, including Senator Bernie Sanders, who has pitched a

646
00:40:06,257 --> 00:40:09,463
50% government stake in some of these AI companies. He

647
00:40:09,523 --> 00:40:12,690
confirmed to CNBC that he and Altman talked about the

648
00:40:12,730 --> 00:40:15,275
concept of a sovereign wealth fund in terms of investing

649
00:40:15,335 --> 00:40:18,121
in AI. Much of this does mirror. What OpenAI has

650
00:40:18,161 --> 00:40:20,706
said publicly already back in April, it did pitch a

651
00:40:20,766 --> 00:40:23,892
handful of solutions to try to spread the economic benefits

652
00:40:23,932 --> 00:40:27,620
of this technology and let Americans participate in AI's financial

653
00:40:27,680 --> 00:40:30,987
upside at a time when there is real anxiety around

654
00:40:31,067 --> 00:40:34,534
widespread job loss. The government, though, has a recent track

655
00:40:34,574 --> 00:40:36,838
record when you look at recent direct equity stakes and

656
00:40:36,859 --> 00:40:39,825
other tech... companies. You have Intel, IBM, Global Foundries, other

657
00:40:40,245 --> 00:40:44,254
critical mineral companies, plus some quantum companies as well. Worth

658
00:40:44,314 --> 00:40:48,943
noting, though, governments around the world are actually already invested

659
00:40:48,963 --> 00:40:52,270
in OpenAI and Anthropic through their own sovereign wealth funds.

660
00:40:52,290 --> 00:40:54,875
You have MGX out of Abu Dhabi and then the

661
00:40:54,955 --> 00:40:57,481
UAE fund. There are also some state... funds that own

662
00:40:57,521 --> 00:41:00,508
blocks through venture capital firms. So there's sort of a

663
00:41:00,588 --> 00:41:04,177
precedent for this on a global scale. It's fun to

664
00:41:04,237 --> 00:41:07,505
watch the other tech CEOs kind of flipping out a

665
00:41:07,525 --> 00:41:10,893
little bit. Is Palantir stock still rocketing or is it

666
00:41:10,913 --> 00:41:14,580
diving? I don't know that it's diving. I think it's

667
00:41:14,621 --> 00:41:16,519
doing okay. I haven't looked at it for a while.

668
00:41:16,527 --> 00:41:20,314
You know that crazy guy, Alex Karp, the CEO, who

669
00:41:20,334 --> 00:41:23,519
looks like a mad scientist? Yeah, mad scientist. So it

670
00:41:23,579 --> 00:41:28,007
sounds like he's really afraid that these, you know, of

671
00:41:28,067 --> 00:41:30,611
course the promise of AI is it can recreate everything.

672
00:41:30,731 --> 00:41:35,119
You don't need your tech software. You don't need anything.

673
00:41:35,159 --> 00:41:37,915
It's going to make everything for everybody and all these

674
00:41:37,955 --> 00:41:39,967
other companies will not be necessary. And he did an

675
00:41:40,027 --> 00:41:44,148
interview on CNBC and he sounded... scared or nervous, just

676
00:41:44,409 --> 00:41:47,237
weird. Because I think the biggest question around Palantir right

677
00:41:47,277 --> 00:41:50,687
now on Wall Street is whether the large language models,

678
00:41:50,707 --> 00:41:52,553
the anthropics and the AIs, which are about to go.

679
00:41:52,613 --> 00:41:55,504
The anthropics and the AIs, come on. Come on, man,

680
00:41:55,545 --> 00:41:59,191
don't do that. There's only three companies. Public. Can replicate

681
00:41:59,231 --> 00:42:03,813
what you're doing. You know what? it's a real question

682
00:42:03,853 --> 00:42:08,784
that no one in enterprise factually is worried. Investors are

683
00:42:08,825 --> 00:42:11,150
really interested. Short term have no idea what they're talking

684
00:42:11,190 --> 00:42:14,919
about. Long term end up being right. We will just...

685
00:42:14,899 --> 00:42:18,987
debate this with the facts. I've spent all my life,

686
00:42:19,228 --> 00:42:21,713
for better or worse, dealing with the most complicated, most

687
00:42:21,813 --> 00:42:25,360
interesting enterprises. I'm on the ground floor in that, probably

688
00:42:25,400 --> 00:42:29,027
like no one else. And they don't, you're saying? I

689
00:42:29,047 --> 00:42:33,015
mean, most of them are chillaxing over their latte, reading

690
00:42:33,075 --> 00:42:35,500
a report about something that they don't understand. They're idiots,

691
00:42:35,520 --> 00:42:38,927
I tell you. They don't know what they're talking about.

692
00:42:39,328 --> 00:42:43,015
But they're hiring the kind of engineers that you have.

693
00:42:43,256 --> 00:42:46,703
And those kind of engineers are great engineers. And I'm

694
00:42:46,763 --> 00:42:49,268
telling you, they don't talk to the enterprises or don't

695
00:42:49,368 --> 00:42:52,093
understand the technical challenge. And also, by the way, the

696
00:42:52,154 --> 00:42:54,919
ability to be a great investor in the kind of...

697
00:42:54,899 --> 00:42:58,727
That's where large language models are more useful because it's

698
00:42:58,787 --> 00:43:01,312
probabilistic and you don't have to get better than really

699
00:43:01,332 --> 00:43:04,638
51%. If you want to manufacture a car and you

700
00:43:04,678 --> 00:43:06,422
need a part or you want to send a rocket

701
00:43:06,442 --> 00:43:07,845
to the moon or you want to put a missile

702
00:43:07,945 --> 00:43:11,131
on your adversary's head and bring home Americans safely, you

703
00:43:11,251 --> 00:43:16,201
use Palantir. That stuff doesn't ship. And by the way,

704
00:43:16,501 --> 00:43:18,706
and there's not a single... If you want to put

705
00:43:18,746 --> 00:43:21,391
a missile on your enemy's head, you call me. ...an

706
00:43:21,431 --> 00:43:23,656
enterprise like that that would ever put... By the way,

707
00:43:23,676 --> 00:43:27,363
that's before you get to the cultural impasse. Like, when

708
00:43:27,404 --> 00:43:30,330
you go to San Francisco and talk to them, their

709
00:43:30,450 --> 00:43:32,694
basic vibe is, we don't have to solve your problem

710
00:43:32,734 --> 00:43:35,300
today because tomorrow you're going to go away. and all

711
00:43:35,320 --> 00:43:37,043
of your problems are going to be solved. It's largely

712
00:43:37,103 --> 00:43:41,012
religious. And then you get to, we're going to replicate

713
00:43:41,052 --> 00:43:43,056
Palantir by doing a deploy code. I mean, it's a

714
00:43:43,096 --> 00:43:45,481
complete farce. Like the people who go there to solve

715
00:43:45,521 --> 00:43:50,097
the simplest, easiest problems that sell tokens. And the part

716
00:43:50,137 --> 00:43:52,671
they don't understand, honestly, and I told them this, I

717
00:43:52,691 --> 00:43:56,235
probably shouldn't, is... They don't understand how unlikable they are.

718
00:43:57,679 --> 00:44:02,471
They're no good. Well, he's right about the unlikable. Yeah,

719
00:44:02,552 --> 00:44:08,885
totally. Totally. Yeah, Palantir's still hanging in there, $130 a

720
00:44:08,926 --> 00:44:11,243
share. Yeah, I just saw it. It's looking pretty good.

721
00:44:11,855 --> 00:44:14,456
You know, people think that Palantir is like this box

722
00:44:14,496 --> 00:44:18,091
that does everything. They didn't even have AI in their

723
00:44:18,171 --> 00:44:21,103
box until this stuff came along. It's just a big

724
00:44:21,183 --> 00:44:26,147
database. Yeah. What do you need? Well, Palantir, you know,

725
00:44:26,167 --> 00:44:28,478
all the data centers, they're going to collect all of

726
00:44:28,558 --> 00:44:31,702
our information. And then we're going to be living in

727
00:44:31,723 --> 00:44:35,423
a panopticon. I think what he's worried about, if he's

728
00:44:35,464 --> 00:44:38,212
worried at all, is that if these things start to

729
00:44:38,312 --> 00:44:41,462
fail, this may be the triggering mechanism for a huge

730
00:44:41,562 --> 00:44:45,795
correction that dropped the stock to under 100. Or less.

731
00:44:46,279 --> 00:44:50,414
Or drop it down to God knows what. Yeah. It'll

732
00:44:50,455 --> 00:44:55,338
be interesting. I... I don't know about... See, the hedge

733
00:44:55,419 --> 00:44:58,831
that Elon has is he's got more than just XAI.

734
00:44:58,851 --> 00:45:01,982
You know, he's got the space stuff in there. He's

735
00:45:02,022 --> 00:45:07,422
got the satellite stuff. Yeah, the satellite company. And he's

736
00:45:07,503 --> 00:45:12,355
selling his compute. to the other guys. I think he

737
00:45:12,396 --> 00:45:16,344
may actually do okay. It's open AI and anthropic. Those

738
00:45:16,364 --> 00:45:18,737
are the ones that will be interesting to see. but

739
00:45:18,962 --> 00:45:22,851
I guess they're gonna wait. see what happens. I think

740
00:45:22,871 --> 00:45:24,254
those are going to come out next week or the

741
00:45:24,275 --> 00:45:27,303
week after or something. Really? Really that fast? Oh, man.

742
00:45:27,323 --> 00:45:29,007
Well, I thought they were all coming out at once,

743
00:45:29,208 --> 00:45:31,975
more or less. I don't know. And then Google's asking

744
00:45:32,015 --> 00:45:35,237
for some money. Yeah. as if they need it well

745
00:45:35,277 --> 00:45:37,350
we know they need the 40 billion half of it

746
00:45:37,390 --> 00:45:40,713
they need for compensation That's why they need the money.

747
00:45:40,733 --> 00:45:44,392
Yeah, that's right. You gotta pay. All the promises. They

748
00:45:44,412 --> 00:45:49,233
got some problems over there. And then, oh, well, Anthropic

749
00:45:49,294 --> 00:45:52,049
is doing their marketing. Yes, here we go. Remember that

750
00:45:52,451 --> 00:45:56,043
mythos model? so scary we couldn't release to the public

751
00:45:56,063 --> 00:45:58,428
we had to only give it to a few partners

752
00:45:58,709 --> 00:46:00,953
we have some breaking news on it's always breaking news

753
00:46:01,033 --> 00:46:04,500
tropics speaking of ai and maybe speaking of token maxing

754
00:46:04,520 --> 00:46:07,426
kate rooney has the story hi kate hi kelly so

755
00:46:07,546 --> 00:46:11,453
anthropic just rolling out a mythos level ai model to

756
00:46:11,514 --> 00:46:14,800
consumers that is the important part of that sentence Why

757
00:46:15,121 --> 00:46:18,347
the laptop? If you haven't heard of Mythos, this is

758
00:46:18,487 --> 00:46:21,634
Anthropic's buzzy cybersecurity model. It had only been available to

759
00:46:21,714 --> 00:46:24,800
a select handful of companies. It rolled out back in

760
00:46:24,840 --> 00:46:28,187
April. At the time, Anthropic said it was an ultra-powerful

761
00:46:28,227 --> 00:46:32,355
technology that Excel was finding. Decades-old security vulnerabilities. It was

762
00:46:32,415 --> 00:46:35,201
essentially too powerful, they said. and risky to put in

763
00:46:35,221 --> 00:46:37,445
the hands of the general public. It got a lot

764
00:46:37,465 --> 00:46:39,509
of attention on Wall Street and the Trump administration as

765
00:46:39,549 --> 00:46:43,417
well. It is now widely available. It's not called Mythos,

766
00:46:43,497 --> 00:46:46,563
though. It is called Fable 5. It's the same underlying

767
00:46:46,643 --> 00:46:50,671
technology, though. As Mythos Anthropic says, there are more safeguards

768
00:46:50,752 --> 00:46:54,840
involved, especially around things like biochemicals and cybersecurity. speak to

769
00:46:54,920 --> 00:46:58,046
Diane Penn over at Anthropic. She likened this rollout to

770
00:46:58,086 --> 00:46:59,649
a credit card. I think this is an easy way

771
00:46:59,669 --> 00:47:02,836
to understand it. Certain people have certain spending limits and

772
00:47:02,856 --> 00:47:05,581
then there are additional verifications for enterprises that might get

773
00:47:05,641 --> 00:47:07,846
a higher spending limit. So you can think of that

774
00:47:08,227 --> 00:47:10,130
in the context of mythos. Penn told me they want

775
00:47:10,171 --> 00:47:12,575
to be intentional. Did you understand the analogy? What is

776
00:47:12,595 --> 00:47:15,108
she saying? I don't know what she's talking about. babbling.

777
00:47:15,489 --> 00:47:17,873
I think what she's saying is that they have to

778
00:47:18,053 --> 00:47:21,639
still pre-approve you to use the Fable 5. Who comes

779
00:47:21,759 --> 00:47:24,263
up with these code names? Bull of crap. You know,

780
00:47:24,343 --> 00:47:27,568
Gary Marcus, the guy who had a tip of the

781
00:47:27,668 --> 00:47:30,413
day. Thank you for that. I've been reading his sub

782
00:47:30,433 --> 00:47:33,498
stack. Yeah, his thesis, he says, look, here's what these

783
00:47:33,518 --> 00:47:36,026
guys do. First they come out and they, because they

784
00:47:36,046 --> 00:47:37,729
got a new version coming out, so they say, we

785
00:47:37,789 --> 00:47:41,656
can't release the version because it will destroy all mankind.

786
00:47:41,676 --> 00:47:44,602
We don't know what to do. And so the news

787
00:47:44,682 --> 00:47:47,066
media picks that up and they go, oh, this is

788
00:47:47,086 --> 00:47:49,971
going to be terrible. And then they end up releasing

789
00:47:50,111 --> 00:47:52,456
it like a month later and then the news media

790
00:47:52,516 --> 00:47:54,528
picks it up and says, oh, just what the... The

791
00:47:54,568 --> 00:47:58,409
clip you're playing, actually. Oh, they released the crazy thing

792
00:47:58,449 --> 00:48:01,581
that could destroy all mankind. And then they do the

793
00:48:01,621 --> 00:48:04,769
same thing over and over. Every six months, they'll pull

794
00:48:04,809 --> 00:48:08,458
the same stunt. And it works every time because the

795
00:48:08,478 --> 00:48:11,064
slow news cycle. I don't know. People are bored. They

796
00:48:11,225 --> 00:48:13,811
have nothing better to talk about. That's all they have.

797
00:48:14,615 --> 00:48:18,752
That's all they have. It's what the news does, you

798
00:48:18,792 --> 00:48:22,059
know. The World Cup is kicking off. That'll change the

799
00:48:22,119 --> 00:48:26,909
news cycle. Yeah. Watch party. You'll love that. Meanwhile, what

800
00:48:27,130 --> 00:48:32,299
has been long expected in Europe is happening. With the

801
00:48:32,380 --> 00:48:36,816
beheading. Of a citizen of Ireland. Well, they didn't quite

802
00:48:36,876 --> 00:48:41,222
behead him, did they? Well, attempted beheading him. He didn't

803
00:48:41,262 --> 00:48:45,448
have a knife big enough, but it's kicking off. Homes,

804
00:48:45,568 --> 00:48:48,412
cars, and a public bus ablaze on the streets of

805
00:48:48,472 --> 00:48:53,119
Belfast. People forced to flee as firefighters battle the flames.

806
00:48:53,099 --> 00:48:56,766
while political leaders try to dampen the anger that sparked

807
00:48:56,847 --> 00:49:00,815
the destructive protests. Many people are feeling angry and many

808
00:49:00,835 --> 00:49:04,903
people are feeling deeply distressed, which is entirely understandable. First

809
00:49:05,003 --> 00:49:08,370
Minister Michelle O'Neill has addressed the knife attack that's left

810
00:49:08,450 --> 00:49:11,536
a man in his 40s with serious injuries to his

811
00:49:11,676 --> 00:49:15,023
face, neck and back. And the response that's followed. People

812
00:49:15,043 --> 00:49:17,067
are feeling a bag of emotions about what they have

813
00:49:17,107 --> 00:49:20,534
witnessed. But my message today is one of calm and

814
00:49:20,594 --> 00:49:22,739
don't allow those people that don't care about people here

815
00:49:22,759 --> 00:49:26,446
to incite hatred, to incite fear. Don't allow those people

816
00:49:26,666 --> 00:49:29,672
who are faceless to orchestrate campaigns and on the streets.

817
00:49:29,693 --> 00:49:33,721
A Sudanese man who was granted refugee status. after arriving

818
00:49:33,781 --> 00:49:37,629
in 2023, has been charged with attempted murder over the

819
00:49:37,689 --> 00:49:41,156
Belfast attack, but police are still trying to determine a

820
00:49:41,216 --> 00:49:45,525
motive. Police Service of Northern Ireland Chief Constable John Butcher

821
00:49:45,946 --> 00:49:48,972
is urging the masked youths gathering around the city to

822
00:49:49,192 --> 00:49:54,423
stand down. Please, please. Let the police do their job.

823
00:49:55,528 --> 00:50:00,452
Unfettered and undistracted by wider concerns there may be about

824
00:50:00,512 --> 00:50:05,604
disorder. Man, let the police do their job? Really? That's

825
00:50:05,685 --> 00:50:11,336
exactly what everyone saw them doing with the... um With

826
00:50:11,376 --> 00:50:14,904
the kid who was dying. The violence in Northern Ireland

827
00:50:15,024 --> 00:50:17,790
follows... You're stabbed. No, you're not stabbed. The violence in

828
00:50:17,830 --> 00:50:21,157
Northern Ireland follows trouble in the city of Southampton in

829
00:50:21,398 --> 00:50:24,846
England last week. Arrests were made there after police were

830
00:50:24,886 --> 00:50:28,814
criticized for handcuffing a dying white man who'd been stabbed

831
00:50:28,995 --> 00:50:32,402
by a Sikh man. He wasn't. an immigrant, but he

832
00:50:32,442 --> 00:50:35,508
was born in Britain. He had falsely accused his victim

833
00:50:35,628 --> 00:50:39,536
of racism. The arrest was filmed and widely viewed online.

834
00:50:39,997 --> 00:50:44,486
I asked our UK political correspondent, Rob Watson, why immigration

835
00:50:44,907 --> 00:50:49,436
is such a hot-button issue in the UK. Why? Really?

836
00:50:49,576 --> 00:50:52,710
Why? We can't figure... I'm from the BBC. I can't

837
00:50:52,750 --> 00:51:11,879
figure it out. I don't get it. What's happening? very

838
00:51:11,960 --> 00:51:15,707
hard to see these videos without having a strong reaction

839
00:51:15,787 --> 00:51:19,013
of horror sadness anger depending of course on the kind

840
00:51:19,054 --> 00:51:21,739
of person you are and so what does that mean

841
00:51:22,120 --> 00:51:26,448
depending on wait a minute what kind of cold-blooded asshole

842
00:51:26,709 --> 00:51:30,717
what action of horror sadness anger depending of course on

843
00:51:30,737 --> 00:51:33,077
the kind of person you are And so what that

844
00:51:33,117 --> 00:51:35,963
has done is that it's sort of brought this simmering

845
00:51:36,064 --> 00:51:41,375
concern about immigration and social cohesion very much to the

846
00:51:41,436 --> 00:51:44,903
fore. And it is extraordinary that before these two videos

847
00:51:45,044 --> 00:51:47,609
even, if you look at the polling, it does strongly

848
00:51:47,689 --> 00:51:52,420
suggest the concern about immigration, not just illegal immigration. or

849
00:51:52,500 --> 00:51:56,608
about refugees or asylum seekers is actually now a more

850
00:51:56,688 --> 00:52:00,777
important issue for British voters than even the economy, which

851
00:52:00,857 --> 00:52:05,065
is pretty extraordinary. Yeah. Oh, yes. Very, very extraordinary. And

852
00:52:05,125 --> 00:52:09,033
here's... That's very extraordinary. Now, this won't affect Keir Starmer

853
00:52:09,073 --> 00:52:13,021
at all, I don't think, but... His message is not

854
00:52:13,061 --> 00:52:16,108
what people want to hear. Mr. Speaker, people are rightly

855
00:52:16,188 --> 00:52:19,756
sickened by the horrific attack on Monday night in North

856
00:52:19,796 --> 00:52:23,504
Belfast. As you have just said, the man arrested has

857
00:52:23,564 --> 00:52:27,733
been in court in Belfast this morning and charged. I

858
00:52:27,793 --> 00:52:30,251
want to thank the Police Service of Northern Ireland and

859
00:52:30,291 --> 00:52:33,956
other first responders. and members of the public who responded

860
00:52:33,976 --> 00:52:38,975
with such bravery. And our thoughts are with the evicted.

861
00:52:39,395 --> 00:52:42,498
But let me be clear, Mr. Speaker. The acts of

862
00:52:42,599 --> 00:52:49,551
violence and arson that followed are totally unjustified. This morning

863
00:52:49,591 --> 00:52:52,657
I spoke with the First Minister. the Deputy First Minister

864
00:52:53,259 --> 00:52:56,232
and the Chief Constable. And the Secretary of State for

865
00:52:56,293 --> 00:53:00,384
Northern Ireland is meeting leaders in Belfast today. We are

866
00:53:00,505 --> 00:53:05,414
united in calling for calm. and determined to restore order,

867
00:53:05,474 --> 00:53:08,989
support the police and all those on the front line,

868
00:53:09,651 --> 00:53:13,806
and ensure that justice is done. Ugh. This is not

869
00:53:13,846 --> 00:53:15,532
what people want to hear. This is going to happen

870
00:53:15,592 --> 00:53:19,205
all over Europe eventually. The Irish, they're just, you know,

871
00:53:19,346 --> 00:53:23,435
they're primed for that. That's part of their culture. But

872
00:53:23,455 --> 00:53:28,179
it's bound to happen. Every single time this takes place,

873
00:53:28,240 --> 00:53:31,615
now people are going to come out. Start burning homes.

874
00:53:31,635 --> 00:53:34,789
It's not lessening by any means. No, it's not. But

875
00:53:35,291 --> 00:53:39,530
how crazy are these European and, well, I'll just say

876
00:53:39,550 --> 00:53:48,140
European, UK. Representatives. They're stupid. It's all part of the

877
00:53:48,626 --> 00:53:58,547
global elite. globalist agenda. Yes. Meanwhile in Texas... My, uh...

878
00:53:58,567 --> 00:54:02,175
What? Tries to get away from it. My, uh... Except

879
00:54:02,255 --> 00:54:06,947
in Trinidad, my septic guy just texted me. Here's how

880
00:54:07,007 --> 00:54:09,084
we work in Texas. You know, he checks on the

881
00:54:09,145 --> 00:54:13,486
septic system every six months. Please have all trip mines

882
00:54:13,546 --> 00:54:16,412
and explosives secured and disengaged as we'll be on the

883
00:54:16,472 --> 00:54:22,425
property shortly. That's Texas. Yeah, I got you. And he's

884
00:54:22,485 --> 00:54:29,750
serious. He means it. Love that. Alright, so I got

885
00:54:29,791 --> 00:54:32,903
a couple of offbeat things here. I have one clip

886
00:54:32,943 --> 00:54:36,063
that about Scott Pelley, as we talked about last show,

887
00:54:36,083 --> 00:54:40,383
was fired. Yes. And so the New York Times, there's

888
00:54:40,524 --> 00:54:44,016
one woman who does these interviews called The Interview. And

889
00:54:44,076 --> 00:54:46,872
she's good because she's pretty objective and she's... Isn't that

890
00:54:47,193 --> 00:54:50,170
Lulu? Isn't that Lulu? Yeah, maybe. I think it's Lulu.

891
00:54:50,190 --> 00:54:55,498
I think it's Lulu. Yeah, the Lulu. She sees everybody

892
00:54:55,579 --> 00:54:59,533
as full of crap and she kind of, without overdoing

893
00:54:59,613 --> 00:55:02,118
it, she's really quite good at it. And she lets

894
00:55:02,298 --> 00:55:05,191
Peli go on and on. He does this for about

895
00:55:05,231 --> 00:55:07,882
an hour, and he's crying. Yeah, I know. He's moaning

896
00:55:07,902 --> 00:55:11,558
and groaning. He's crying about the daughter of, what is

897
00:55:11,859 --> 00:55:17,702
it? Some reporter. No, was it like the granddaughter? of

898
00:55:18,291 --> 00:55:22,796
who was the big CBS guy? Oh, Palin, or not

899
00:55:22,837 --> 00:55:29,193
Palin, but Paley. Yes. No, Cronkite. Cronkite. Wasn't it Cronkite?

900
00:55:29,213 --> 00:55:31,719
Yeah, somebody, or one of them. There was some, yeah.

901
00:55:31,699 --> 00:55:34,051
And she worked there for a while, and she got

902
00:55:34,111 --> 00:55:37,509
fired, and oh my God. Anyway. Here's the bottom line.

903
00:55:37,931 --> 00:55:44,812
You become a journalist. because of democracy. That's the message.

904
00:55:45,231 --> 00:55:47,308
I got this one clip out of the whole, I

905
00:55:47,348 --> 00:55:49,365
mean, I could have clipped quite a bit, but I

906
00:55:49,425 --> 00:55:52,742
thought this was interesting. This is a clip where he

907
00:55:52,763 --> 00:55:58,219
he says one thing and within within 60 seconds of

908
00:55:58,340 --> 00:56:04,177
saying it he contradicts himself And he's talking about... Oh,

909
00:56:04,217 --> 00:56:06,731
yeah. As soon as Bilton showed up, he looked at

910
00:56:06,772 --> 00:56:08,944
the memo and he says, oh, they're going to fire

911
00:56:09,065 --> 00:56:11,519
all of us. They're going to fire all of us.

912
00:56:11,591 --> 00:56:15,020
And then within 60 seconds he says, I was stunned

913
00:56:15,141 --> 00:56:18,595
when I was fired. They wiped out a large number

914
00:56:18,655 --> 00:56:21,841
of people. One of the things Nick Bilton said in

915
00:56:21,921 --> 00:56:26,469
that ill-fated email to the staff was that he was

916
00:56:26,570 --> 00:56:30,697
excited to tell, I'm paraphrasing here, he was excited to

917
00:56:30,758 --> 00:56:36,377
tell the staff. about the new crop of correspondence. And

918
00:56:36,437 --> 00:56:39,237
when I saw that, I thought, okay, they're going to

919
00:56:39,277 --> 00:56:43,839
fire all of us. Eventually, that's the plan. He put

920
00:56:43,879 --> 00:56:46,145
it in writing for all of us to see. And

921
00:56:46,245 --> 00:56:51,519
so that's why I use these admittedly for a journalist.

922
00:56:51,499 --> 00:56:56,552
hyperbolic terms, they capture the scale of what happened. You

923
00:56:56,612 --> 00:57:01,765
then do have a meeting with CBS leadership after this

924
00:57:02,146 --> 00:57:08,814
very contentious... interaction. Can you tell me about that meeting

925
00:57:08,895 --> 00:57:12,405
and if you were at that point? going in expecting

926
00:57:12,445 --> 00:57:16,413
to be fired? Oh gosh, furthest thing from my mind.

927
00:57:16,974 --> 00:57:22,786
It hadn't occurred to me. That's good. I have two

928
00:57:22,847 --> 00:57:27,533
clips. What a doofus. Well, it gets even better here,

929
00:57:27,573 --> 00:57:36,430
Mr. Journalist. Um... About the bias that specifically Barry Weiss

930
00:57:36,611 --> 00:57:38,998
wanted to insert. Oh, yeah. Can I give you a

931
00:57:39,039 --> 00:57:43,014
little background error before you play the clip? He goes

932
00:57:43,135 --> 00:57:44,966
on and on about she's trying to put her thumb

933
00:57:45,027 --> 00:57:47,060
on the scale, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, and she

934
00:57:47,080 --> 00:57:51,068
made these suggestions. And they implemented none of the suggestions

935
00:57:51,109 --> 00:57:54,590
that Barry Weiss suggested. And then there was no pushback

936
00:57:54,631 --> 00:57:58,005
at all. So what's the big deal? She tries to

937
00:57:58,065 --> 00:57:59,893
get that out of him, but she can't do it.

938
00:58:00,235 --> 00:58:05,496
Right now. CBS News, in my view, is on fire.

939
00:58:06,279 --> 00:58:10,915
It's on fire! This is Morning Joe with the music

940
00:58:10,955 --> 00:58:12,901
and everything. They had a bunch. to it is great.

941
00:58:13,261 --> 00:58:16,969
This morning, the new interview. Scott Pelley speaking out on

942
00:58:17,049 --> 00:58:20,175
camera for the first time since his firing last week

943
00:58:20,235 --> 00:58:24,664
from the iconic CBS News broadcast, 60 Minutes. It's like

944
00:58:24,684 --> 00:58:27,730
your spouse was murdered. What? The mood among the 60

945
00:58:27,750 --> 00:58:31,057
Minutes staff is... I've been fired. Have you ever been

946
00:58:31,117 --> 00:58:34,082
fired? You've been fired. Yeah? Did it feel like your

947
00:58:34,182 --> 00:58:38,391
wife was murdered? No, not really. I think that would

948
00:58:38,431 --> 00:58:40,535
be a little more traumatic. I think so too. Word

949
00:58:40,575 --> 00:58:43,782
that several of my sources have used with me. They

950
00:58:43,822 --> 00:58:49,513
feel demoralized, dismayed. Pelley dismissed following a reportedly contentious meeting

951
00:58:49,553 --> 00:58:55,228
with show staff, accusing newly installed executive... of having slender

952
00:58:55,328 --> 00:59:00,423
qualifications. And then CBS News editor-in-chief Barry Weiss was murdering

953
00:59:00,443 --> 00:59:04,475
60 Minutes after several top correspondents and producers were let

954
00:59:04,536 --> 00:59:09,248
go. It was the wholesale nature of it. ARB. senior

955
00:59:09,288 --> 00:59:12,597
staff wiped out, we had a triumphal year. So this

956
00:59:12,679 --> 00:59:18,169
is incredibly... Difficult to understand. A triumphal year? What do

957
00:59:18,189 --> 00:59:20,136
you mean they had to read, they had to take

958
00:59:20,216 --> 00:59:26,052
back interviews that they... edited deceptively. What was the triumph

959
00:59:26,112 --> 00:59:29,388
they had? Their numbers were up. Oh, numbers were up.

960
00:59:29,428 --> 00:59:32,380
Pelly also saying Weiss tried to have him insert. bias

961
00:59:32,480 --> 00:59:35,206
and falsehoods into a story. This is my favorite. Listen

962
00:59:35,226 --> 00:59:38,151
to the journalist giving multiple notes on a report about

963
00:59:38,192 --> 00:59:41,077
the killings of American citizens, Renee Good and Alex Preddy

964
00:59:41,378 --> 00:59:44,344
by federal immigration officers. Two of the things in the

965
00:59:44,464 --> 00:59:49,883
email include. Can we make the protesters look more violent?

966
00:59:50,467 --> 00:59:54,575
Okay, so in the email... Two of the things, one

967
00:59:54,635 --> 01:00:00,296
was, can we make the protesters look more violent? Now,

968
01:00:00,678 --> 01:00:03,869
I'm paraphrasing. What? I don't have the quote. What? But

969
01:00:03,909 --> 01:00:08,486
that's what was communicated to me. Where's the email? I

970
01:00:08,526 --> 01:00:13,202
would have that printed out in my pocket. He's paraphrasing.

971
01:00:13,303 --> 01:00:16,751
So what did it actually say? This is not journalism.

972
01:00:18,419 --> 01:00:21,220
I find that egregious. I kind of miss that. That's

973
01:00:21,281 --> 01:00:24,977
good. Yeah. It's like, what are you doing here? You're

974
01:00:25,118 --> 01:00:28,680
doing a lot of paraphrasing. Yes. And the other thing

975
01:00:28,800 --> 01:00:35,074
was, Rene Good's car, you need to... I'm paraphrasing. That

976
01:00:42,191 --> 01:00:49,078
episode of 60 Minutes. came within 19 minutes of not

977
01:00:49,521 --> 01:00:53,065
making air. You know, this is a guy... who's been

978
01:00:53,106 --> 01:00:57,128
at the company for a long time. And long before

979
01:00:57,209 --> 01:01:01,642
Barry Weiss, he didn't feel valued. You couldn't tell. It's

980
01:01:01,662 --> 01:01:04,593
just like no one cares. No one values the important

981
01:01:04,674 --> 01:01:08,930
work we do, our honesty, our integrity. No, no, change

982
01:01:08,950 --> 01:01:12,268
it from we do to I do. Yeah. Well, yes,

983
01:01:12,328 --> 01:01:14,812
to I. This was a guy. This is the guy.

984
01:01:14,832 --> 01:01:17,597
He just felt undervalued, and here's the final clip to

985
01:01:17,637 --> 01:01:20,482
prove it. In a statement, a CBS News spokesperson telling

986
01:01:20,602 --> 01:01:24,929
MSNOW, Weiss's points had no political motivation and were proposed

987
01:01:25,189 --> 01:01:28,214
solely to make the piece as strong, fair, and accurate

988
01:01:28,294 --> 01:01:31,419
as possible, as is frequently the case in any news...

989
01:01:31,399 --> 01:01:38,623
Not everything she raised made it into the final piece.

990
01:01:39,011 --> 01:01:42,720
To see this as the system working. She had notes.

991
01:01:43,525 --> 01:01:46,785
You felt they didn't make sense to take. The piece

992
01:01:46,866 --> 01:01:51,580
ran and there was no retaliation. Well, it was the

993
01:01:51,620 --> 01:01:57,211
interference that's the problem. What interference? It was interference and

994
01:01:57,271 --> 01:02:02,582
pushing back. Like, you can't, you stupid sub-stacker. You can't

995
01:02:02,662 --> 01:02:06,289
tell me what to do. I'm Scott Pelley. The bigger

996
01:02:06,369 --> 01:02:12,685
problem, Lulu, frankly, is not any kind of... Political influence.

997
01:02:13,186 --> 01:02:15,510
Oh. The problem was... Well, this is what we've heard

998
01:02:15,611 --> 01:02:18,175
over and over again, that this is Trump's channel. The

999
01:02:18,235 --> 01:02:22,764
incompetence. In the interview, Pelley emotional, talking about the treatment

1000
01:02:22,804 --> 01:02:26,090
of his colleagues. He also responded to President Trump calling

1001
01:02:26,130 --> 01:02:28,955
him stupid and a stiff and saying he doesn't care

1002
01:02:29,015 --> 01:02:31,882
about the country. You become a journalist. because you love

1003
01:02:31,902 --> 01:02:35,314
the country. No, no, I got to disagree with that.

1004
01:02:36,840 --> 01:02:38,947
You do not become a journalist because you love the

1005
01:02:39,027 --> 01:02:44,556
country. What was his first journalistic job? We can find

1006
01:02:44,637 --> 01:02:47,050
out soon enough by looking him up. Yeah, look him

1007
01:02:47,070 --> 01:02:49,442
up. That's the book of knowledge. That's a good idea.

1008
01:02:49,482 --> 01:02:53,020
Hold on a second. A book of knowledge. What was

1009
01:02:53,101 --> 01:03:00,141
Scott Pelley's first job in journalism? I hope it's something

1010
01:03:00,244 --> 01:03:04,934
good. It'll be lame. According to the Book of Knowledge,

1011
01:03:04,974 --> 01:03:08,793
Scott Pelley obtained his first job in journalism at the

1012
01:03:08,934 --> 01:03:11,610
age of 15. as a copy boy for the Lubbock

1013
01:03:11,771 --> 01:03:17,800
Avalanche Journal in his hometown of Lubbock, Texas. Nuh. It

1014
01:03:17,841 --> 01:03:20,436
has been written. So he was a copy boy because

1015
01:03:20,456 --> 01:03:24,016
he loved the country. That's why he got into it,

1016
01:03:24,036 --> 01:03:28,545
man. And while all the other descriptions that the president

1017
01:03:28,706 --> 01:03:33,250
used about me might be applicable. That one. Got that

1018
01:03:33,354 --> 01:03:42,843
one. There is no democracy. without journalism. Really, Scott? Is

1019
01:03:42,904 --> 01:03:47,063
that really it? There's no democracy without journalism? How about

1020
01:03:47,729 --> 01:03:54,105
First Amendment, maybe? I don't know about journalism. Lesley, Saul,

1021
01:03:54,566 --> 01:03:57,752
Bill Whitaker, and John Wertheim confirmed in a memo to

1022
01:03:57,792 --> 01:04:00,578
their colleagues they would continue on the show for now,

1023
01:04:00,979 --> 01:04:11,319
saying, quote, "We don't want to see 60 Minutes die."

1024
01:04:11,299 --> 01:04:14,342
to respect it. Yes, sure you will. We'll walk. Yes,

1025
01:04:14,362 --> 01:04:20,931
we'll walk. Exactly. Ah well. You know, there's a time

1026
01:04:20,971 --> 01:04:26,268
for coming, a time for going, Scott Pelley. Just happens.

1027
01:04:28,127 --> 01:04:34,731
Um... Of course. No, no, no, no, no, no. The

1028
01:04:34,771 --> 01:04:36,996
Pelly Pod. Oh, you're right. I'm just like, what am

1029
01:04:37,036 --> 01:04:40,082
I thinking? What's wrong with you, man? Yeah, you already

1030
01:04:40,122 --> 01:04:42,968
came up with that last show, Pelly Pod. No, we

1031
01:04:43,008 --> 01:04:46,152
talked about it after the show. Oh, Pelly Pod. The

1032
01:04:46,193 --> 01:04:48,047
Pelly Pod. It's going to be the Pelly Pod. It'd

1033
01:04:48,067 --> 01:04:53,059
be great. Yeah. Yeah. All right. There's a couple other

1034
01:04:53,099 --> 01:04:56,049
things. What do you got in your screwball clip? Here,

1035
01:04:56,069 --> 01:04:58,617
I'm going to play it. Can I just flag something

1036
01:04:58,678 --> 01:05:02,621
for you? Please. Last episode and this episode. At least

1037
01:05:02,722 --> 01:05:04,812
four times you say, I got a couple of screwball

1038
01:05:04,892 --> 01:05:08,651
clips. Just say it's clips. They're good clips. It's not

1039
01:05:08,691 --> 01:05:12,636
screwball. Am I? you overusing the word screwball? Yeah, a

1040
01:05:12,656 --> 01:05:14,872
little bit. Is that what you're accusing me of? I'm

1041
01:05:15,094 --> 01:05:21,909
flagging it. Well, I think you're correct. Okay, so what

1042
01:05:21,949 --> 01:05:24,157
kind of clips do you have? No, I feel bad.

1043
01:05:24,197 --> 01:05:27,910
Don't feel bad. Screwball is a show title. Well, I

1044
01:05:27,930 --> 01:05:30,378
have the whatever girls, which is always good for a

1045
01:05:30,438 --> 01:05:32,753
laugh. Oh, brother. Here we go. No, I don't want

1046
01:05:32,773 --> 01:05:37,853
to play that. All right. Let's do some serious clips

1047
01:05:38,254 --> 01:05:43,106
because we need updates on Artemis. Oh, yes. No chicks.

1048
01:05:43,146 --> 01:05:47,095
Starts with an R. Artemis with an R. Yes. Okay.

1049
01:05:47,115 --> 01:05:49,324
Got it. What do we know about this crew? and

1050
01:05:49,386 --> 01:05:51,900
this historic mission what they're going to be doing. Yeah,

1051
01:05:52,301 --> 01:05:54,466
so let's talk about the mission first. I mean, this

1052
01:05:54,526 --> 01:05:57,792
is a bridge between that Artemis 2 mission from just

1053
01:05:57,833 --> 01:06:00,278
a couple of months ago that flew around the moon,

1054
01:06:00,298 --> 01:06:02,683
didn't land on the moon, flew around it. First time

1055
01:06:02,843 --> 01:06:04,887
astronauts had been in the vicinity of the moon since

1056
01:06:04,907 --> 01:06:08,615
1972. And then the mission after this upcoming one is

1057
01:06:08,655 --> 01:06:10,398
going to be a landing on it. This is a

1058
01:06:10,479 --> 01:06:13,064
test. where they're going to take that Orion spacecraft and

1059
01:06:13,104 --> 01:06:15,729
they're going to dock with the two lunar landers, the

1060
01:06:15,809 --> 01:06:18,896
spacecraft that are actually going to ferry the astronauts to

1061
01:06:18,956 --> 01:06:21,060
the surface of the moon and then back up before

1062
01:06:21,120 --> 01:06:23,806
they come back. They're going to do those tests, though,

1063
01:06:23,986 --> 01:06:27,614
on this mission, the Artemis 3 mission, in Earth's orbit.

1064
01:06:27,654 --> 01:06:30,039
And so today, what NASA did to great pomp and

1065
01:06:30,059 --> 01:06:33,846
service. circumstance was name the crew of that mission that

1066
01:06:33,866 --> 01:06:36,892
are going to be testing out these lunar landers. And

1067
01:06:36,932 --> 01:06:39,618
there is talk about ramping up the cadence of this

1068
01:06:39,678 --> 01:06:42,844
mission, in essence, trying to speed things along. Well, yeah,

1069
01:06:42,864 --> 01:06:44,988
and that's what NASA is saying. They would like this

1070
01:06:45,068 --> 01:06:48,816
mission to go in 2027 ahead of a landing in

1071
01:06:48,836 --> 01:06:53,866
2028. But you have seen the news that one of

1072
01:06:53,886 --> 01:06:56,511
the companies involved in this, Blue Origin, which is a

1073
01:06:56,571 --> 01:06:59,277
company owned by Jeff Bezos, just a couple of weeks

1074
01:06:59,357 --> 01:07:02,864
ago had their new Glenn rocket, which would be vital

1075
01:07:03,124 --> 01:07:08,595
potentially to this mission, just explode in dramatic fashion, obliterated

1076
01:07:08,676 --> 01:07:12,583
the launch pad. NASA said... ready in time for this.

1077
01:07:13,245 --> 01:07:15,589
But we shouldn't discount the fact that the other provider,

1078
01:07:15,609 --> 01:07:18,415
which is Elon Musk's SpaceX, they've made a lot of

1079
01:07:18,475 --> 01:07:22,543
progress with their Starship vehicle, which is their lunar lander,

1080
01:07:22,944 --> 01:07:26,230
but it's never flown people. It's never left the vicinity

1081
01:07:26,290 --> 01:07:29,316
of Earth. It's never landed on the moon. And so

1082
01:07:29,417 --> 01:07:33,725
while they're putting face... to this mission, whether they'll be

1083
01:07:33,785 --> 01:07:36,230
able to do it next year and then have a

1084
01:07:36,330 --> 01:07:39,516
lunar landing by 2028, I think a lot of people

1085
01:07:39,557 --> 01:07:42,863
are frankly skeptical about that. Yes, including your No Agenda

1086
01:07:42,903 --> 01:07:47,833
Show podcast. Totally. Very skeptical about that. Now, wouldn't that

1087
01:07:47,913 --> 01:07:52,885
affect the SpaceX stock? It's going to be interesting to

1088
01:07:52,945 --> 01:07:56,231
see how space news will affect the stock. That whole

1089
01:07:56,251 --> 01:07:57,694
stock is going to be fun to watch. Well, I

1090
01:07:57,714 --> 01:08:00,639
don't think it's going to affect it as much as

1091
01:08:00,719 --> 01:08:05,848
a SpaceX vehicle blowing up and taking the whole operation

1092
01:08:05,909 --> 01:08:11,138
with it. Yeah, yeah. That can happen. Yeah, that's a

1093
01:08:11,158 --> 01:08:15,431
risky company. sink the company would be people getting killed.

1094
01:08:16,331 --> 01:08:22,600
Yeah, it's a bad day. happens. A little bit of

1095
01:08:22,641 --> 01:08:27,383
Epstein news. which I thought was interesting coming from a

1096
01:08:27,524 --> 01:08:33,002
new book. Titled Regime Change. heard about the regime change?

1097
01:08:33,022 --> 01:08:36,169
No, no. All I heard recently about Epstein is Bill

1098
01:08:36,189 --> 01:08:39,997
Gates' testimony. Yeah, but I have a clip, but it's

1099
01:08:40,017 --> 01:08:42,542
just nothing. All he says is, I'm sorry. I didn't

1100
01:08:42,562 --> 01:08:45,889
mean to do it. Okay. No, he said, according to

1101
01:08:45,949 --> 01:08:49,255
this morning, he did, somebody leaked that he said that

1102
01:08:49,296 --> 01:08:52,278
he was being blackmailed. Yeah. Yeah, but we knew that.

1103
01:08:52,298 --> 01:08:55,275
I don't believe it. Yeah, we knew it. It was

1104
01:08:55,355 --> 01:09:01,930
the STD thing. That note, the email that Epstein had

1105
01:09:02,512 --> 01:09:05,903
saved in his Gmail draft box. Oh, yeah, maybe. Eh,

1106
01:09:05,983 --> 01:09:09,334
it's okay. If you call that blackmail. Yeah. Here's the

1107
01:09:09,835 --> 01:09:12,402
Ms. Now version of this. story of the book regime

1108
01:09:12,442 --> 01:09:16,069
change danielle like i could understand the strategy of trying

1109
01:09:16,109 --> 01:09:21,521
to utilize maga media but tucker carlson interview maxwell what's

1110
01:09:21,561 --> 01:09:23,465
your reaction to that i mean i think that it's

1111
01:09:23,525 --> 01:09:26,852
incredibly shocking but i for me what is most disturbing

1112
01:09:26,912 --> 01:09:29,377
are the people that were in in the situation room

1113
01:09:29,798 --> 01:09:33,852
and the way that Haberman and Swan started off their

1114
01:09:34,433 --> 01:09:38,379
piece was stating what the Situation Room is actually used

1115
01:09:38,500 --> 01:09:43,868
for, right? Like war and discussions of strategy around our

1116
01:09:43,928 --> 01:09:48,095
foreign relations and domestic issues, etc. And the fact that

1117
01:09:48,115 --> 01:09:52,666
so many of Donald Trump's top staff... cabinet members were

1118
01:09:52,766 --> 01:09:55,832
in that situation room without him to discuss how to

1119
01:09:56,313 --> 01:10:01,002
cater, right, how to create a PR package for the

1120
01:10:01,102 --> 01:10:04,769
Epstein files is incredibly shocking. But the idea that you

1121
01:10:04,789 --> 01:10:07,294
would get Tucker Carlson to sit down with Ghislaine Maxwell

1122
01:10:07,314 --> 01:10:11,144
and Tucker Carlson, who has been at odds. with this

1123
01:10:11,224 --> 01:10:14,731
White House on a number of issues is really just

1124
01:10:15,051 --> 01:10:19,019
it's extraordinary. But to me, the most extraordinary part is

1125
01:10:19,079 --> 01:10:21,844
how many people were involved in the spin, in the

1126
01:10:21,904 --> 01:10:24,589
cover up and in the lie that this White House

1127
01:10:24,909 --> 01:10:26,973
said that Donald Trump had nothing to do with the

1128
01:10:27,053 --> 01:10:29,899
Epstein files. And yet these are not the actions that

1129
01:10:29,919 --> 01:10:34,602
are taken. by innocent people. So here... What? They're guilty!

1130
01:10:34,924 --> 01:10:40,798
They're covering for pedophiles. Here's the backstory. So... Uhhhh... Susie

1131
01:10:40,860 --> 01:10:47,725
Wiles. Levitt, Bondi, Blanche, Patel, Bongino, they're all in the

1132
01:10:47,786 --> 01:10:53,141
Situation Room. in the summer of 2025. Because they want

1133
01:10:53,181 --> 01:10:58,212
to contain the Epstein files fallout, fearing that the MAGA

1134
01:10:58,232 --> 01:11:01,539
base would turn on them, which, of course, is exactly

1135
01:11:01,579 --> 01:11:05,849
what happened. And apparently, Bongino was like, F you, Bondi,

1136
01:11:05,909 --> 01:11:08,294
you screwed this up from the start, which is also

1137
01:11:08,374 --> 01:11:13,428
true. Yeah, absolutely true. And so Trump wanted this stuff

1138
01:11:13,569 --> 01:11:16,727
buried. This is all according to this book, Regime Change.

1139
01:11:17,083 --> 01:11:21,595
Who wrote the book? Oh, Maggie Haberman. And, you know,

1140
01:11:21,795 --> 01:11:24,342
she's one of my favorites. New York Times people. No,

1141
01:11:24,382 --> 01:11:26,628
it's all New York Times. Yes. Where did they get

1142
01:11:26,668 --> 01:11:35,042
this information? Oh, well, uncorroborated. Of course. Um... Uh... So

1143
01:11:35,648 --> 01:11:41,554
apparently J.D. Vance. Let's stop right here. The Situation Room

1144
01:11:41,594 --> 01:11:44,569
is a room that is... One of the most protected,

1145
01:11:44,589 --> 01:11:48,126
it's almost like a skiff. For a reason. Yeah, it's

1146
01:11:48,207 --> 01:11:52,294
like a skiff. There's no... devices you can't get in

1147
01:11:52,334 --> 01:11:56,492
you can't get out kind of thing So it's sad

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01:11:56,512 --> 01:11:59,890
to be somebody in the meeting that... That's friends with

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01:11:59,950 --> 01:12:04,081
Haberman. Well, remember, this is the same situation room the

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01:12:04,121 --> 01:12:07,290
New York Times wrote about where they said that Netanyahu

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01:12:07,350 --> 01:12:09,215
was running the meeting, sitting at the head of the

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01:12:09,275 --> 01:12:12,107
table, and Trump was in the corner. talking or sleeping.

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01:12:13,327 --> 01:12:16,836
So it could be bull crap. It could be. So

1154
01:12:16,876 --> 01:12:21,509
apparently J.D. Vance floated the idea of having Tucker Carlson

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01:12:21,629 --> 01:12:28,146
interview Ghislaine Maxwell in prison. hoping she'd exonerate Trump. And

1156
01:12:28,186 --> 01:12:35,996
they chose Blanche instead. Um... I'm recording, let's see. The

1157
01:12:36,056 --> 01:12:39,490
tactic they came up with is Blanche proposed unsealing motions

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01:12:39,571 --> 01:12:42,623
expected to be denied so the administration could blame the

1159
01:12:42,704 --> 01:12:47,620
judges for nondisclosure. This is according to... Newsweek and Axios

1160
01:12:47,661 --> 01:12:51,078
who summarize the book and something from the New York

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01:12:51,098 --> 01:12:54,407
Times. from the New York Times. So the big thing

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01:12:54,467 --> 01:12:57,695
here is the story, as far as I can tell,

1163
01:12:57,736 --> 01:13:01,024
is that they wanted Tucker to interview Ghislaine Maxwell, have

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01:13:01,064 --> 01:13:03,831
someone friendly do it, which they ultimately didn't go with.

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01:13:04,475 --> 01:13:07,686
And it's being played as, well, they clearly had something

1166
01:13:07,726 --> 01:13:11,219
to cover up. I think the other side of it...

1167
01:13:11,259 --> 01:13:14,383
Is Trump new? As he said, let's put it that

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01:13:14,444 --> 01:13:18,370
way. He said this is a Democrat hoax. Which so

1169
01:13:18,451 --> 01:13:22,733
far seems to be correct. because there's really nothing about

1170
01:13:22,835 --> 01:13:28,786
Trump in there. other than some crazy FBI papers that

1171
01:13:28,826 --> 01:13:31,618
talked about him raping a 13-year-old, which... came from, you

1172
01:13:31,843 --> 01:13:36,846
know, phone call. Yeah, some anonymous call. Hello. Yeah, I

1173
01:13:36,886 --> 01:13:40,234
got some info for you. Yeah, so here's Tapper, Jake,

1174
01:13:41,277 --> 01:13:43,241
on the New York Times excerpt from the book as

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01:13:43,281 --> 01:13:46,228
they promote it heavily right before the midterms, of course.

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01:13:46,248 --> 01:13:49,996
We're going to start with the eyebrow-raising report today. Eyebrow-raising?

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01:13:50,097 --> 01:13:53,123
Detailing the White House. Freak out. That's in quotes. White

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01:13:53,143 --> 01:13:56,029
House freak out over the Epstein files last summer. This

1179
01:13:56,089 --> 01:13:58,193
New York Times article is drawn from reporting done for

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01:13:58,233 --> 01:14:01,319
the new book Regime Change, which comes out in roughly

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01:14:01,339 --> 01:14:04,626
two weeks. It's by New York Times White House reporters

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01:14:04,686 --> 01:14:07,291
Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan. Here are some of the

1183
01:14:07,352 --> 01:14:11,480
highlights of today's excerpt on July 17th, 2025. about a

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01:14:11,500 --> 01:14:14,606
year ago, a chunk of Trump's top officials, who you

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01:14:14,646 --> 01:14:17,212
see listed on your screen, led by the vice president,

1186
01:14:17,272 --> 01:14:20,799
filed into the White House Situation Room without the commander-in-chief,

1187
01:14:20,819 --> 01:14:23,284
without President Trump. They were trying to figure out how

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01:14:23,324 --> 01:14:26,851
to regain control over the growing, ugly narrative that the

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01:14:26,892 --> 01:14:29,798
Trump administration was, at the very least, complicit in a

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01:14:29,858 --> 01:14:33,208
cover-up. for the crimes of now-dead pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and

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01:14:33,228 --> 01:14:37,341
other predators in his orbit. Ten days earlier, the Justice

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01:14:37,361 --> 01:14:44,313
Department... Notice how he says, pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Yeah, that's

1193
01:14:44,333 --> 01:14:47,446
what you do. The very least complicit in a cover-up

1194
01:14:47,767 --> 01:14:50,919
for the crimes of now-dead pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and other...

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01:14:51,055 --> 01:14:54,863
predators in his orbit. Ten days earlier, the Justice Department

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01:14:54,883 --> 01:14:58,210
and FBI had released their nothing-to-see-here memo saying that their

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01:14:58,250 --> 01:15:01,176
review found no client list of the powerful men to

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01:15:01,216 --> 01:15:05,485
whom Epstein had allegedly trafficked girls underage and women. Vice

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01:15:05,506 --> 01:15:08,291
President Vance reportedly told the group, this is a huge

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01:15:08,392 --> 01:15:11,177
problem, and he argued that all the Epstein files should

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01:15:11,218 --> 01:15:14,799
be released. The report says, quote, Vance had also floated

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01:15:14,859 --> 01:15:17,747
to colleagues an extraordinary PR gambit that the White House

1203
01:15:17,787 --> 01:15:22,922
enlists Tucker Carlson to interview Epstein's longtime girlfriend and co-conspirator

1204
01:15:23,002 --> 01:15:26,397
Ghislaine Maxwell in prison. It might help the president if

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01:15:26,518 --> 01:15:28,507
Maxwell was willing to state that Trump had not been

1206
01:15:28,567 --> 01:15:32,886
part of any wrongdoing with Epstein. Spoiler alert, Tucker did

1207
01:15:32,926 --> 01:15:35,077
not get that gig. You will note, however, that the

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01:15:35,238 --> 01:15:38,515
goal here, as stated, seemed to be to get Trump

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01:15:38,816 --> 01:15:44,143
cleared. by Maxwell, who is a criminal with questionable credibility,

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01:15:44,244 --> 01:15:47,098
to say the least. So that seems to be the

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01:15:47,158 --> 01:15:49,563
headline. So I don't think there's much else in the

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01:15:49,604 --> 01:15:53,724
book. um That's probably the book. That's probably the book

1213
01:15:53,744 --> 01:15:55,849
right there. Maybe this one is a little bit here.

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01:15:56,030 --> 01:15:57,673
Here's how some of the situation in the room debate

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01:15:57,713 --> 01:16:00,399
went down, according to this Times report by Haberman and

1216
01:16:00,439 --> 01:16:03,165
Swan. Quote, the vice president said he thought the president

1217
01:16:03,185 --> 01:16:07,335
would be okay with releasing the nipple-related documents, arguing that

1218
01:16:07,375 --> 01:16:10,457
Trump had been accused of worse. I think we should

1219
01:16:10,498 --> 01:16:12,875
put it out, he said. cause people to say we're

1220
01:16:12,915 --> 01:16:17,134
going for this is the nipple gate Somewhere apparently in

1221
01:16:17,476 --> 01:16:20,933
the files, which I have not seen, someone claimed that

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01:16:21,013 --> 01:16:25,780
Trump liked nipples. Oh brother, this is like that Gorilla

1223
01:16:25,820 --> 01:16:30,937
TV bullcrap. Oh, Gorilla TV? Oh, that he watched Gorillas?

1224
01:16:31,037 --> 01:16:35,286
Yeah, yeah. got in office. They made the claims in

1225
01:16:35,367 --> 01:16:39,795
one of these Axios. He sits and watches Gorilla TV.

1226
01:16:40,617 --> 01:16:43,924
Don't you remember the Gorilla TV stuff? Yeah, I remember.

1227
01:16:44,184 --> 01:16:46,689
That's all he watches. He goes on TV and he

1228
01:16:46,749 --> 01:16:51,539
watches the Gorilla Channel, which doesn't exist because they created

1229
01:16:51,559 --> 01:16:53,984
it. phony channel for him just so he'd watch gorillas.

1230
01:16:55,446 --> 01:17:00,256
What? It's good. People are lapping it up. Yeah, gorilla

1231
01:17:00,416 --> 01:17:05,185
TV. The nipple related documents arguing that Trump had been

1232
01:17:05,205 --> 01:17:07,657
accused of worse. I think we should put it out,

1233
01:17:07,697 --> 01:17:09,829
he said. It would cause people to say, we're going

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01:17:09,869 --> 01:17:12,532
further than we need to. Trump White House Chief of

1235
01:17:12,552 --> 01:17:15,036
Staff Susie Wiles quickly responded that the president would not,

1236
01:17:15,096 --> 01:17:17,740
in fact, be okay with it. No, don't do that

1237
01:17:17,780 --> 01:17:19,983
about nipples and me. That's no good. It was a

1238
01:17:20,043 --> 01:17:23,188
point no one wanted to continue debating. This story summed

1239
01:17:23,228 --> 01:17:25,051
up the White House dilemma, as the report put it,

1240
01:17:25,071 --> 01:17:29,097
quote, piles of accusations were impossible to disprove and equally

1241
01:17:29,157 --> 01:17:31,911
impossible to make go away. Every door they opened led

1242
01:17:31,951 --> 01:17:34,739
to another room, and in every room were more claims

1243
01:17:35,160 --> 01:17:38,971
for more women." Yeah, claims for more women. None of

1244
01:17:39,453 --> 01:17:42,917
whom will testify because they all get paid off. Yeah.

1245
01:17:43,367 --> 01:17:46,220
All right, final one. This is about Gates. Billionaire Bill

1246
01:17:46,240 --> 01:17:49,032
Gates telling Congress that Jeffrey Epstein was, quote, working to

1247
01:17:49,213 --> 01:17:55,248
use information about my. to pressure Gates to re-engage with

1248
01:17:55,288 --> 01:17:58,254
him after their business contact had ended, which sounds a

1249
01:17:58,314 --> 01:18:01,040
lot to me like blackmail. Gates told members of the

1250
01:18:01,080 --> 01:18:04,386
House Oversight Committee he had no knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's

1251
01:18:04,447 --> 01:18:07,272
crimes. So why did the committee want to hear from

1252
01:18:07,312 --> 01:18:10,719
Gates? Well, the Epstein files release revealed a degree of

1253
01:18:10,699 --> 01:18:14,827
philanthropic coordination between Gates and Epstein that was more detailed

1254
01:18:14,847 --> 01:18:18,094
than previously known, plus, perhaps more importantly, a series of

1255
01:18:18,194 --> 01:18:24,467
graphic, again, unverified allegations. One involved two draft emails that

1256
01:18:24,547 --> 01:18:28,194
Epstein appears to have written himself in 2013, claiming that

1257
01:18:28,234 --> 01:18:31,532
he had facilitated sexual encounters for Gates. and helped Gates

1258
01:18:31,592 --> 01:18:35,878
obtain medication to hide a sexually transmitted disease from his

1259
01:18:35,958 --> 01:18:40,945
wife, his then wife. The allegations, again, unverified, uncorroborated. There's

1260
01:18:40,985 --> 01:18:43,389
no indication the message was ever shared with Gates, that

1261
01:18:43,910 --> 01:18:46,553
message in the draft file, or anyone else, frankly. And

1262
01:18:46,573 --> 01:18:48,937
Gates has not been accused of any criminal wrongdoing in

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01:18:48,997 --> 01:18:53,245
any sort of criminal proceeding. Gates has strongly denied these

1264
01:18:53,306 --> 01:18:57,576
claims, but he said today Epstein threatened unsuccessfully to pressure

1265
01:18:57,636 --> 01:19:00,262
him to use what he knew about his infidelities, quote,

1266
01:19:00,282 --> 01:19:02,427
in addition to many lies that he layered on top.

1267
01:19:03,135 --> 01:19:07,348
Excuse me to re-engage with Gates After they had cut

1268
01:19:07,429 --> 01:19:10,532
out, he had cut off contact. Yeah, so sounds like

1269
01:19:10,573 --> 01:19:14,878
a big nothing. this book, but say, I mean, who

1270
01:19:14,958 --> 01:19:18,819
publishes this? Well, you look at it, probably Simon and

1271
01:19:18,839 --> 01:19:24,632
Schuster. Aren't they the CBS guys? Simon and Schuster. I

1272
01:19:24,713 --> 01:19:27,327
don't keep track of it as well as I should.

1273
01:19:27,971 --> 01:19:30,453
It just seems like, well, I don't think there's anything

1274
01:19:30,533 --> 01:19:33,224
good in this book. because Tapper would be all over

1275
01:19:33,284 --> 01:19:36,869
it. It's just not there. No, I think you nailed

1276
01:19:36,930 --> 01:19:39,927
it. What they just talked about is the book. Yeah.

1277
01:19:41,339 --> 01:19:46,345
So we got a boots on the ground feedback about

1278
01:19:46,445 --> 01:19:52,158
you calling the iPhone the Antichrist. Oh yeah. Which was

1279
01:19:52,198 --> 01:19:57,133
a nice note from Ed. And Ed says... And the

1280
01:19:57,173 --> 01:19:59,157
funny thing is the note just caught on fire after

1281
01:19:59,197 --> 01:20:03,646
you read it. Is that not mistaken? Boof. Finally, I

1282
01:20:03,686 --> 01:20:06,391
can contribute some knowledge value to the show. During the

1283
01:20:06,471 --> 01:20:08,255
opening of the show, John started talking about how the

1284
01:20:08,415 --> 01:20:12,351
iPhone is the antichrist. Well, I do sales for Frito-Lay,

1285
01:20:12,371 --> 01:20:15,157
and I see people staring at their phone all the

1286
01:20:15,217 --> 01:20:18,062
time while in the grocery store. What they are doing

1287
01:20:18,082 --> 01:20:21,890
is a form of digital shopping. It's either Instacart or

1288
01:20:21,930 --> 01:20:25,437
the store's own shopping app. They look like phone zombies.

1289
01:20:25,597 --> 01:20:29,152
I see this all day during my work week. Thank

1290
01:20:29,172 --> 01:20:31,594
you for your attention to this matter. So people are

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01:20:32,019 --> 01:20:36,260
on the shopping app while they're shopping? I've seen this

1292
01:20:36,361 --> 01:20:38,735
before. You go shot, you're in the grocery store and

1293
01:20:38,755 --> 01:20:43,113
there's this guys, they're shot, usually men. There's some women

1294
01:20:43,154 --> 01:20:45,862
too, but mostly men. They grab a product, they look

1295
01:20:45,983 --> 01:20:49,334
at it, and then they use Google eyes or something

1296
01:20:49,374 --> 01:20:51,462
and they take a picture and see if they're... price

1297
01:20:51,483 --> 01:20:55,240
is okay. to see if they can get a better

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01:20:55,320 --> 01:20:57,576
deal at the next store. I don't know what the

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01:20:57,657 --> 01:21:02,569
point is. Well, this leads into a story that I

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01:21:02,649 --> 01:21:06,022
picked up from KTLA and I looked into the study

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01:21:06,062 --> 01:21:09,234
that is mentioned. Birth rates in the United States and

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01:21:09,274 --> 01:21:13,184
elsewhere started... falling in the year 2007. That is the

1303
01:21:13,305 --> 01:21:18,355
same year that Apple introduced the iPhone. Is there a

1304
01:21:18,455 --> 01:21:23,285
connection? Antichrist. Well, new research is suggesting, yeah, that could

1305
01:21:23,345 --> 01:21:26,912
be the case. So up till now, the most frequently

1306
01:21:27,333 --> 01:21:32,443
cited culprits for falling fertility rates were contraception use, abortions,

1307
01:21:32,864 --> 01:21:36,291
and the rising levels of female education. Now attention is

1308
01:21:36,331 --> 01:21:39,878
turning to the smartphone. Recently published findings indicate that as

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01:21:39,918 --> 01:21:43,144
much as half of the fertility decline from 2007 to

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01:21:43,165 --> 01:21:47,533
2011, when the iPhone was exclusive to the AT&T network,

1311
01:21:47,934 --> 01:21:52,607
could be attributed to the arrival of... Apple's ground bacon

1312
01:21:52,667 --> 01:21:56,843
gadget. Ground bacon gadget. By the way, I should mention,

1313
01:21:56,883 --> 01:22:00,537
this is almost the identical story that ran on KGO

1314
01:22:00,577 --> 01:22:04,012
locally. Well, it comes from a... It's all over the

1315
01:22:04,053 --> 01:22:08,790
country. Yes. The National Bureau of Economic Research, they have

1316
01:22:08,891 --> 01:22:13,395
a study which they published. But it's not peer-reviewed. It's

1317
01:22:13,516 --> 01:22:18,719
pre-publication. So you know what that means. The claim is

1318
01:22:18,759 --> 01:22:24,298
the iPhone rollout explains the 33 to 52% of the

1319
01:22:24,318 --> 01:22:31,120
2007-2011 U.S. fertility rate decline. quote as much as half.

1320
01:22:31,287 --> 01:22:37,108
kind of. Biggest effect on the young births fell to

1321
01:22:37,128 --> 01:22:43,004
4.5 to 8%, ages 15 to 19. Wow, 15-year-olds. And

1322
01:22:43,024 --> 01:22:48,309
3.2 to 6.6%, ages 20 to 24. However... This is

1323
01:22:48,370 --> 01:22:52,642
really what they say was the mechanism. Less in-person interaction.

1324
01:22:52,844 --> 01:22:58,963
Sounds true. more pornography, and less sexual frequency. I don't

1325
01:22:59,003 --> 01:23:00,993
think you need a study to come up with those

1326
01:23:01,013 --> 01:23:04,707
results. We could have told you that. Now you need

1327
01:23:04,748 --> 01:23:10,096
to play your women clip. You're whatever, girls. Yeah, let's

1328
01:23:10,137 --> 01:23:13,590
play this. This is the... Some questions of the whatever

1329
01:23:13,670 --> 01:23:18,626
girls. Name three countries besides the USA. Africa, Asia. I

1330
01:23:19,268 --> 01:23:21,355
can't even think of a third one. I don't know.

1331
01:23:22,819 --> 01:23:28,481
How many continents are there? Eight. Six? Six. Name one

1332
01:23:28,803 --> 01:23:32,493
continent. Do I need to answer? Yep. Oh my... Can

1333
01:23:32,513 --> 01:23:34,956
you just skip me first? Well, how about this? Let

1334
01:23:34,976 --> 01:23:37,460
me help. I'll give a hint. You're from which country?

1335
01:23:37,680 --> 01:23:41,906
China. Which is where? West. West. I don't know. West

1336
01:23:41,966 --> 01:23:47,715
coast. East. China is in which continent? Oh. Because you're

1337
01:23:47,755 --> 01:23:52,449
from China. Uh-huh. China is from which continent? East Asia?

1338
01:23:52,469 --> 01:23:54,864
Just give it to her, bro. What country is directly

1339
01:23:54,904 --> 01:24:00,011
north of Mexico? Chloe. North of... North is up or

1340
01:24:00,071 --> 01:24:04,102
down? I'm confused with the north-south thing. Well, on the

1341
01:24:04,142 --> 01:24:07,672
map, with your finger, what direction is north and what

1342
01:24:07,692 --> 01:24:10,279
direction is south? I don't know why that's always been

1343
01:24:10,319 --> 01:24:13,671
so... confusing to me like I'm sorry I'm that stupid

1344
01:24:13,711 --> 01:24:16,201
well so the problem is not the kids who weren't

1345
01:24:16,261 --> 01:24:20,782
born is the ones who were born That's the problem

1346
01:24:20,823 --> 01:24:24,696
we have here. Wow, that's so sad. Again, that's a

1347
01:24:25,400 --> 01:24:27,394
national security issue. You know, I'm taking the side of

1348
01:24:27,434 --> 01:24:35,647
these women. Okay. It's arbitrary. If you change the axis

1349
01:24:35,707 --> 01:24:38,879
of the globe, I mean, what's north? Why is it

1350
01:24:38,939 --> 01:24:41,852
north called north? Why is it not south? And when

1351
01:24:41,872 --> 01:24:45,926
the poles shift, what happens then? Are you going to

1352
01:24:45,966 --> 01:24:50,522
call north-south? Okay. And what is up and down? South

1353
01:24:50,683 --> 01:24:53,546
isn't down. That's down. You're pointing to the center of

1354
01:24:53,566 --> 01:24:57,493
the earth. isn't your north isn't up that's the that's

1355
01:24:57,533 --> 01:25:01,909
the satellite you're gonna hit with that finger So I

1356
01:25:03,395 --> 01:25:05,843
think a lot of this is just arbitrary. Yeah, you

1357
01:25:05,863 --> 01:25:08,433
can make anybody look like an idiot. Are you looking

1358
01:25:08,493 --> 01:25:12,150
for a cameo on the Whatever Girls? podcast i'm sure

1359
01:25:12,171 --> 01:25:15,510
it can be arranged it'd be great it's just cough

1360
01:25:15,530 --> 01:25:20,747
and hackalock and i'm just saying So the controversy over

1361
01:25:20,827 --> 01:25:26,786
Bill Pulte continues. The Democrats in the Senate now have

1362
01:25:26,826 --> 01:25:29,114
come up with a gambit. I know what we're going

1363
01:25:29,134 --> 01:25:32,790
to do. We're going to not. to extend Section 702

1364
01:25:33,532 --> 01:25:36,556
where you can spy on everybody. Okay, and then FISA,

1365
01:25:36,657 --> 01:25:39,441
that is the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. I'm well familiar

1366
01:25:39,481 --> 01:25:42,526
with it. I know you are too. So it's been

1367
01:25:42,566 --> 01:25:46,292
under threat of expiring many, many times, but now it

1368
01:25:46,432 --> 01:25:48,716
actually seems to be happening. And Mike Johnson, the Speaker

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01:25:48,736 --> 01:25:50,499
of the House, is going to the White House today

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01:25:50,519 --> 01:25:52,202
to... talk about it. He spoke a little bit on

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01:25:52,242 --> 01:25:55,629
the floor yesterday. Watch here. You cannot play politics with

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01:25:55,689 --> 01:25:58,435
the security of the American people. I am praying that

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01:25:58,455 --> 01:26:00,098
they come to their senses and that the Senate can

1374
01:26:00,139 --> 01:26:02,002
work this out and we move forward and we do

1375
01:26:02,042 --> 01:26:07,568
not let this critical national security tool expire. So apparently

1376
01:26:07,588 --> 01:26:09,851
one of the Democrats big issues is that the acting

1377
01:26:09,912 --> 01:26:13,725
director of national security. Do you think the president should

1378
01:26:13,786 --> 01:26:17,854
pull him? I think the president probably is in the

1379
01:26:17,894 --> 01:26:22,924
process, Adina, of determining the... This is Senator Thune. ...who

1380
01:26:22,944 --> 01:26:25,810
the long-term person would be to fill that position. And

1381
01:26:25,850 --> 01:26:29,097
I think that's going to be an important decision and

1382
01:26:29,217 --> 01:26:31,943
one that will probably... and whether or not Democrats support

1383
01:26:31,983 --> 01:26:36,452
this. But here's the issue. This is an irresponsible position

1384
01:26:37,053 --> 01:26:41,041
for the Senate Democrats to take. The 702 program, first

1385
01:26:41,101 --> 01:26:44,188
off, you had, you know, it was the air control

1386
01:26:44,268 --> 01:26:47,134
issues, then it was the border security issues, sanctuary cities.

1387
01:26:47,575 --> 01:26:50,340
This is a party of defund the police. open borders,

1388
01:26:50,360 --> 01:26:54,509
sanctuary cities, and now, now, shutting down one of the

1389
01:26:54,529 --> 01:26:57,034
most important tools we have to keep people in this

1390
01:26:57,074 --> 01:27:00,020
country safe. And this thing goes dark at midnight on

1391
01:27:00,100 --> 01:27:02,785
Friday. And what you heard the Speaker say yesterday is

1392
01:27:02,905 --> 01:27:06,452
absolutely right. This is an absolutely irresponsible position for the

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01:27:06,492 --> 01:27:09,198
Democrats to take, and one that puts at risk and

1394
01:27:09,278 --> 01:27:12,631
in jeopardy. the American people if this particular program goes

1395
01:27:12,671 --> 01:27:15,696
dark. Are you able to, if there's some resolution today,

1396
01:27:15,716 --> 01:27:17,759
do you have enough time to prevent it from going

1397
01:27:17,780 --> 01:27:20,384
dark? It'd be hard. I mean, you know, the Senate,

1398
01:27:20,584 --> 01:27:22,347
the procedure on the floor, but if we could get

1399
01:27:22,367 --> 01:27:25,812
cooperation, yes. I mean, obviously it requires cooperation, but that

1400
01:27:25,873 --> 01:27:27,976
is the goal. And hopefully the Democrats will come to

1401
01:27:28,016 --> 01:27:30,940
their senses because this is, you cannot. You cannot take

1402
01:27:31,000 --> 01:27:33,555
these risks. Now I think it's good. Let it go

1403
01:27:33,596 --> 01:27:41,579
dark. What was... What was 702 before the 9-11? I

1404
01:27:41,660 --> 01:27:45,091
don't think it existed. Well, how did we get by?

1405
01:27:45,927 --> 01:27:48,306
How is it possible that we got by? We didn't.

1406
01:27:48,367 --> 01:27:52,033
9-11, fool. That's why we had all of this stuff.

1407
01:27:52,113 --> 01:27:58,078
Because 9-11. Because. Because 9-11. Patriot Act. Because 9-11. Yeah,

1408
01:27:58,179 --> 01:28:02,871
we're... I'm surprised... Thune or Johnson didn't say that. Well,

1409
01:28:02,911 --> 01:28:07,823
you want another 9-11? Eh? And section seven. You save

1410
01:28:07,864 --> 01:28:10,348
that for the end. Well, he didn't say it at

1411
01:28:10,389 --> 01:28:12,203
the end. Section 702. No, you say it for the

1412
01:28:12,243 --> 01:28:15,149
end if they can't get it to work. If they

1413
01:28:15,189 --> 01:28:17,703
can't get it through, you've got to start pulling it

1414
01:28:17,723 --> 01:28:20,517
out. Oh, that'll be, okay. But it's tomorrow. Tomorrow, midnight.

1415
01:28:20,538 --> 01:28:26,946
This goes dark. It goes dark. Like, oh, the tool

1416
01:28:27,026 --> 01:28:30,436
isn't gone. The tool is still there. You can still

1417
01:28:30,477 --> 01:28:36,657
use it. You know. We know from... They just want

1418
01:28:36,678 --> 01:28:39,021
a surveillance state, and they do a crappy job with

1419
01:28:39,061 --> 01:28:44,086
it. It hasn't done anything. No. It's just for political

1420
01:28:44,147 --> 01:28:47,888
purposes. They get to attract Trump. Spy on other campaigns.

1421
01:28:48,009 --> 01:28:51,231
Yes. Yeah. That's what you said. clip on this? No,

1422
01:28:51,251 --> 01:28:54,558
I don't. I'm sorry. I thought I did. Okay. But

1423
01:28:54,599 --> 01:28:57,465
I do have a clip of the Pope. In the

1424
01:28:57,525 --> 01:28:59,450
airplane, have you heard this? No, I have not heard

1425
01:28:59,490 --> 01:29:01,396
about the Pope on the airplane. Here we go. Pope

1426
01:29:01,436 --> 01:29:04,304
Leo joined the crew aboard his flight to Barcelona today.

1427
01:29:04,324 --> 01:29:07,533
The pontiff took the cockpit jump seat and chatted with

1428
01:29:07,573 --> 01:29:10,962
the pilots after taking off from Madrid. Then he put

1429
01:29:11,062 --> 01:29:14,128
on headphones and started chatting with the Air Force fighter

1430
01:29:14,188 --> 01:29:17,174
pilot escorting his plane. The Pope's been in Spain all

1431
01:29:17,214 --> 01:29:20,901
week for an historic visit. Now, I had not heard

1432
01:29:20,981 --> 01:29:24,187
that story. It's kind of funny. I like the lighting

1433
01:29:24,267 --> 01:29:27,173
of the Sagrada Familia. Did you see that? That looks

1434
01:29:27,253 --> 01:29:29,357
pretty cool. No, what happened? Well, that's the big church

1435
01:29:29,417 --> 01:29:32,130
that Gaudí... you know, start building, you know, there's been

1436
01:29:32,711 --> 01:29:35,255
under construction for a while. They went in Barcelona. Yeah.

1437
01:29:35,395 --> 01:29:37,598
An 80 years. How long has that thing been longer?

1438
01:29:37,919 --> 01:29:40,803
Long time. I think it's over a hundred, but over

1439
01:29:40,823 --> 01:29:44,629
a hundred years. So they kind of said it's complete.

1440
01:29:44,689 --> 01:29:47,073
Although I don't know if it's ever really complete. They

1441
01:29:47,113 --> 01:29:49,456
lit it up, man. They lit it up. I'm sure

1442
01:29:49,497 --> 01:29:53,283
it looks great lit up. Phenomenal. It was a perfect

1443
01:29:53,323 --> 01:29:56,916
light show. Pope was on hand. They had orchestras playing

1444
01:29:56,936 --> 01:29:58,924
live. Have you been to that thing? Yeah. Tina and

1445
01:29:58,944 --> 01:30:04,354
I went three years ago. It's fantastic. I think it's

1446
01:30:04,395 --> 01:30:08,084
kind of creepy. Really? When's the last time you went?

1447
01:30:08,887 --> 01:30:11,119
What? When did you last see it? I mean, it's...

1448
01:30:11,099 --> 01:30:14,865
About eight years ago. Oh. The difference is a make.

1449
01:30:15,165 --> 01:30:18,991
A hundred years ago. Well, because when we went there

1450
01:30:19,031 --> 01:30:23,077
three years ago, it was pretty complete. Inside, it doesn't

1451
01:30:23,117 --> 01:30:25,821
feel creepy, and outside, you know, it's interesting to look

1452
01:30:26,162 --> 01:30:28,245
at. I wasn't thinking of the inside being creepy. I

1453
01:30:28,265 --> 01:30:32,322
think the whole thing is creepy. Oh. I think it's

1454
01:30:32,363 --> 01:30:38,140
kind of cool. It's an architectural wonder. It's a marvel.

1455
01:30:39,039 --> 01:30:41,852
You have no appreciation for art. No, it's just that

1456
01:30:41,932 --> 01:30:48,171
Gowdy stuff is gruesome. There's a bunch of gaudy stuff

1457
01:30:48,231 --> 01:30:51,163
all over the town. Yeah, oh yeah, there's the... Is

1458
01:30:51,204 --> 01:30:53,792
that whole village? We went to that as well, the

1459
01:30:53,832 --> 01:30:55,296
village where he built all these. Got all the apartment

1460
01:30:55,356 --> 01:30:58,125
buildings. Oh, yeah, there's a lot of apartment buildings. It

1461
01:30:58,145 --> 01:31:02,820
all looks like goo. There's a gooey look quality to

1462
01:31:03,823 --> 01:31:06,060
it. It's like you got something on your fingers and

1463
01:31:06,101 --> 01:31:07,613
you hold it, you open it, it's like a bunch

1464
01:31:07,633 --> 01:31:10,960
of... I always thought it looked like a sandcastle. you

1465
01:31:10,981 --> 01:31:13,816
build where you drip sand you know you you dribble

1466
01:31:13,876 --> 01:31:16,611
it on top and you make your little sand castle

1467
01:31:17,287 --> 01:31:23,005
um So big news in Europe. First of all, the

1468
01:31:23,126 --> 01:31:26,964
defense secretary, John Healey, resigned saying, you guys aren't serious

1469
01:31:27,044 --> 01:31:30,018
about this. There's no money to defend the UK. I'm

1470
01:31:30,058 --> 01:31:33,786
British. Defence Secretary John Healey has resigned from his position

1471
01:31:33,806 --> 01:31:38,075
in a dispute over spending on defence. In a letter

1472
01:31:38,135 --> 01:31:41,221
posted on X, Mr Healey accused Mr Starmer's government, that's

1473
01:31:41,241 --> 01:31:44,067
of course the Prime Minister, of failing to provide the

1474
01:31:44,107 --> 01:31:49,057
resources needed to defend the country. John, just that quick

1475
01:31:49,117 --> 01:31:52,501
read there, Mr Healey. for months now fighting for more

1476
01:31:52,621 --> 01:31:57,628
spending on defense. Yeah, so what we've heard is, as

1477
01:31:57,688 --> 01:31:59,934
you mentioned, is very much the defence secretary saying there

1478
01:31:59,994 --> 01:32:04,686
isn't enough money going in to the armed forces here

1479
01:32:04,926 --> 01:32:08,034
in the UK. We have this defence spending review that

1480
01:32:08,094 --> 01:32:10,960
was going to be published and will. still be published

1481
01:32:10,981 --> 01:32:14,387
and the defense secretary quite simply saying that the money

1482
01:32:14,447 --> 01:32:16,952
needed for him to be able to remain in the

1483
01:32:17,012 --> 01:32:20,740
job in good faith is not available and it's quite

1484
01:32:20,780 --> 01:32:24,487
as simple as that he says of course incredibly damaging

1485
01:32:24,527 --> 01:32:28,014
for Keir Starmer as you might imagine but this seems

1486
01:32:28,074 --> 01:32:31,621
to be a matter of principle for the defense who

1487
01:32:31,841 --> 01:32:35,629
has worked on this spending review, has worked out the

1488
01:32:35,689 --> 01:32:39,597
money needed in order for the UK's armed forces to

1489
01:32:39,637 --> 01:32:42,783
have the equipment they need, to have the training they

1490
01:32:42,843 --> 01:32:44,987
need and to have the right number of them as

1491
01:32:45,088 --> 01:32:49,516
well with all these challenges facing the country and the

1492
01:32:49,597 --> 01:32:52,804
world as he put it. And he simply believes that

1493
01:32:52,824 --> 01:32:55,371
the amount of money that is being made available is

1494
01:32:55,472 --> 01:32:58,079
not enough. And so he has resigned on that point

1495
01:32:58,119 --> 01:33:00,746
of principle. This is these are the guys who are

1496
01:33:00,766 --> 01:33:04,645
going to defend everyone from Russia. which they continue to

1497
01:33:04,846 --> 01:33:07,780
say they're going to do without the United States. Well,

1498
01:33:07,801 --> 01:33:10,936
we got to ramp up our industrial, our military industrial

1499
01:33:11,057 --> 01:33:14,941
base. And how's that working out for France and Germany?

1500
01:33:15,222 --> 01:33:19,692
A joint Franco-German fighter jet project championed by Emmanuel Macron

1501
01:33:19,973 --> 01:33:22,358
and Friedrich Merz has failed to get off the ground.

1502
01:33:22,880 --> 01:33:27,550
The two leaders have agreed to scrap the deal. Airbus

1503
01:33:27,570 --> 01:33:30,858
and Dassault Aviation couldn't, it seems, set aside commercial rivalry

1504
01:33:30,898 --> 01:33:33,724
in a project... designed to help Europe rearm for a

1505
01:33:33,784 --> 01:33:38,393
future without American support. Well, clearly, there are vast repercussions

1506
01:33:38,473 --> 01:33:40,778
on this decision. Let's bring in for some analysis on

1507
01:33:40,838 --> 01:33:44,405
this, Jeanette Soos, who's a research fellow at the Study

1508
01:33:44,445 --> 01:33:47,150
Committee for Franco-German Relations. Jeanette, thanks very much for being

1509
01:33:47,170 --> 01:33:49,094
with us here. We need your help on this one,

1510
01:33:49,114 --> 01:33:52,782
because looking at this from a neutral... kind of perspective

1511
01:33:52,822 --> 01:33:55,707
as I am, it would seem that there would need

1512
01:33:55,748 --> 01:34:00,497
to be some kind of cooperation between all parties on

1513
01:34:00,577 --> 01:34:03,744
this kind of project because of its overall importance to

1514
01:34:03,784 --> 01:34:07,211
the whole continent of Europe. So why has this failed

1515
01:34:07,251 --> 01:34:09,936
to take off? Yeah, very good question. Thanks for having

1516
01:34:10,257 --> 01:34:13,435
me, first of all. It's one of the biggest projects

1517
01:34:13,656 --> 01:34:17,284
or even the biggest project that was foreseen in the

1518
01:34:17,425 --> 01:34:22,075
European defense area. So everyone looked at France and Germany

1519
01:34:22,316 --> 01:34:26,383
and Spain, of course, whether they would make it. Finally,

1520
01:34:26,443 --> 01:34:30,934
the industrial rivalries were just too big. The project has

1521
01:34:30,955 --> 01:34:34,629
been stalled. for years now so it didn't really come

1522
01:34:34,689 --> 01:34:39,003
as a surprise as such although there were mediation efforts

1523
01:34:39,424 --> 01:34:44,500
being made even lately to break a compromise but this

1524
01:34:44,540 --> 01:34:47,821
didn't go through. It seems a little bit depressing that

1525
01:34:47,881 --> 01:34:50,976
these kind of interests of a company get in the

1526
01:34:51,036 --> 01:34:53,334
way of the... the greater good, the global sort of

1527
01:34:53,435 --> 01:34:55,866
need of the whole of Europe. So they couldn't even

1528
01:34:55,926 --> 01:34:58,909
get their companies to agree on this. Say what you

1529
01:34:58,929 --> 01:35:02,162
will of Trump. He fixes that stuff real quick. Shut

1530
01:35:02,304 --> 01:35:06,052
up. Shut up and make it. So they've got nothing.

1531
01:35:06,356 --> 01:35:09,593
They can't build a fighter jet. got nothing going on.

1532
01:35:09,796 --> 01:35:14,977
They continue to... poke Volodymyr to blow up stuff in

1533
01:35:15,037 --> 01:35:20,608
Russia. It doesn't seem like that's going the way they

1534
01:35:20,688 --> 01:35:22,538
want it. Or maybe it's exactly what they want. That's

1535
01:35:22,598 --> 01:35:25,773
possible, too. Yeah, maybe that's what they want. So thank

1536
01:35:25,793 --> 01:35:30,614
you everybody for the hundreds of emails about peptides. It's

1537
01:35:30,634 --> 01:35:34,312
highly appreciated. Every you know whenever you get an email

1538
01:35:34,393 --> 01:35:39,336
that is 2000 words Telling you why it's good or

1539
01:35:39,396 --> 01:35:42,253
why it's bad. It's like there's too much explaining going

1540
01:35:42,374 --> 01:35:45,746
on. And it seems like if you want this, it's

1541
01:35:45,807 --> 01:35:50,158
now, the new name is, it's called GLP-3. That's the

1542
01:35:50,219 --> 01:35:55,505
peptide everyone's talking about. That's the Retritude. I can't remember.

1543
01:35:55,525 --> 01:35:58,972
Yeah. It's a horrible name. It's not a marketing name.

1544
01:35:59,433 --> 01:36:01,557
I didn't get the clip, but, you know, the GLP-1

1545
01:36:01,597 --> 01:36:05,986
is just a Gila monster poison. Well, we talked about

1546
01:36:06,026 --> 01:36:10,294
that at least two years ago. It's coming around, and

1547
01:36:10,695 --> 01:36:14,903
it doesn't actually contain GLP-1. It contains Gila monster venom,

1548
01:36:15,064 --> 01:36:18,911
which has a different medical name and that extended for,

1549
01:36:18,931 --> 01:36:21,657
I think. Yeah. And then, and that triggers the G

1550
01:36:21,677 --> 01:36:24,602
your own GLP one and it paralyzes your stomach and

1551
01:36:24,703 --> 01:36:29,232
okay. Yeah. And blind you. So your eye rots, it

1552
01:36:29,272 --> 01:36:31,797
has what they call a black box warning, you know,

1553
01:36:32,117 --> 01:36:35,990
which is to be. Ignored at all costs. So my

1554
01:36:36,050 --> 01:36:38,800
conclusion is if you work out and you want to

1555
01:36:38,840 --> 01:36:42,332
get ripped and you eat tons of protein, you drink

1556
01:36:42,372 --> 01:36:45,422
your protein shakes and you eat your beef, it's probably

1557
01:36:45,463 --> 01:36:47,931
going to make you look, they call it the Wolverine.

1558
01:36:48,415 --> 01:36:52,392
The wolverine peptide, it makes you like a beast, and

1559
01:36:52,413 --> 01:36:56,044
that's possible. I'm sure it's good. But I got this

1560
01:36:56,165 --> 01:37:04,159
note from Renee, who is a... Um... licensed therapist in

1561
01:37:04,199 --> 01:37:07,357
Portland, Oregon, and she wanted us to know about the

1562
01:37:07,458 --> 01:37:12,688
mental health industrial complex. And I thought I'd share that

1563
01:37:12,708 --> 01:37:14,442
because I thought it was. quite good. I work for

1564
01:37:14,462 --> 01:37:17,934
a large mental health company. I've treated thousands of adult

1565
01:37:17,994 --> 01:37:21,184
clients. I've noticed trends that I know originate from mental

1566
01:37:21,244 --> 01:37:25,523
health content on social media. This content persuades viewers to

1567
01:37:25,603 --> 01:37:31,087
self-diagnose and to pathologize and medicalize normal human feeling states.

1568
01:37:31,603 --> 01:37:34,332
as in states of being, states of feeling. Signs of

1569
01:37:34,392 --> 01:37:38,981
stress become an anxiety disorder. Bad things happening becomes trauma.

1570
01:37:39,001 --> 01:37:43,911
Quirky personalities becomes autism. Clients are 100% attached to their

1571
01:37:43,951 --> 01:37:49,792
diagnosis because the diagnosis becomes their identity. this was good.

1572
01:37:50,377 --> 01:37:53,901
The attitude is clear. Everyone must be diagnosed and medicated

1573
01:37:53,961 --> 01:37:56,646
for the greater good. I see this across age groups,

1574
01:37:56,767 --> 01:38:00,615
backgrounds, locations, politics, and genders. I hear clients scoff at

1575
01:38:00,675 --> 01:38:07,209
a friend's unmedicated child or a mother-in-law with undiagnosed ADHD.

1576
01:38:08,591 --> 01:38:12,079
Personality traits that fall outside the approved spectrum of acceptance

1577
01:38:12,099 --> 01:38:16,025
are... increasingly viewed with suspicion. That's why everyone sounds like

1578
01:38:16,065 --> 01:38:18,715
they're speaking in an HR meeting. I genuinely worry that

1579
01:38:18,755 --> 01:38:21,104
at some point people may be coerced to accept the

1580
01:38:21,164 --> 01:38:25,166
diagnosis and worse, forced to be medicated. Most of my

1581
01:38:25,206 --> 01:38:28,301
clients are lifelong therapy consumers. They come in with, on

1582
01:38:28,401 --> 01:38:31,275
average, three to four diagnoses, and many take two to

1583
01:38:31,295 --> 01:38:42,079
five psychotropic drugs. I rarely see documentation of such symptoms

1584
01:38:42,119 --> 01:38:45,706
that justify the diagnosis anymore, and they're being medicated into

1585
01:38:45,846 --> 01:38:49,394
outer space for it. Lately, I feel like I'm treating

1586
01:38:49,434 --> 01:38:53,104
anxiety and depression caused by the medications. themselves. Yes, we've

1587
01:38:53,164 --> 01:38:57,223
identified this. Hello. Which is not something talk therapy can

1588
01:38:57,283 --> 01:39:02,885
meaningfully treat. These attitudes are readily visible on Therapist Reddit.

1589
01:39:03,187 --> 01:39:07,779
I'm not familiar with Therapist Reddit. One thread about clients

1590
01:39:07,920 --> 01:39:11,619
on the bipolar spectrum is what made me reach out.

1591
01:39:11,627 --> 01:39:16,214
The phrase bipolar spectrum isn't even a thing. It's not

1592
01:39:16,274 --> 01:39:22,444
in the DSM. Once you introduce spectrum language, talking with

1593
01:39:22,464 --> 01:39:26,671
a lot of confidence, optimism, high energy, ambition, and creativity

1594
01:39:27,111 --> 01:39:32,019
can all become symptoms requiring treatment. Often a mood stabilizer.

1595
01:39:31,999 --> 01:39:37,733
anti-psychotic. Lithium is no joke. So if you're confident, have

1596
01:39:37,894 --> 01:39:41,786
optimism, high energy and ambition. You clearly need to be

1597
01:39:41,847 --> 01:39:48,388
medicated. That's great. What concerns me most are the responses.

1598
01:39:49,010 --> 01:39:53,331
Medication is first line. I'd start here. MEDS, not therapy.

1599
01:39:53,712 --> 01:39:56,580
And my favorite, are there children involved? Then you need

1600
01:39:56,620 --> 01:39:59,206
to do a risk assessment. Look at the initial symptoms

1601
01:39:59,287 --> 01:40:01,532
and tell me why they need to ask if children

1602
01:40:01,653 --> 01:40:04,693
are involved. And she winds up by saying, no, agenda

1603
01:40:04,713 --> 01:40:07,122
really got me through the COVID years. I'm starting to

1604
01:40:07,202 --> 01:40:12,965
post on X, Gen X underscore therapist, Renee. I think

1605
01:40:13,006 --> 01:40:17,396
that kind of sums it up. And it's sad. But

1606
01:40:17,437 --> 01:40:20,460
yes. We're on the, we need a spectrum. We need

1607
01:40:20,480 --> 01:40:23,343
to come up with our own spectrum. The no agenda

1608
01:40:23,363 --> 01:40:26,157
spectrum. The amygdala spectrum. Something. We need to come up

1609
01:40:26,177 --> 01:40:28,489
with something. Well, we're on the topic of this sort

1610
01:40:28,509 --> 01:40:32,513
of thing. Let's do a couple of... Screwball I saved

1611
01:40:32,554 --> 01:40:36,719
you and now you just do it again. This is

1612
01:40:36,819 --> 01:40:39,672
kind of along the similar lines of what you just

1613
01:40:39,752 --> 01:40:43,719
read. This is, again... First time I've done a double

1614
01:40:43,779 --> 01:40:47,669
with Brett Weinstein. Whoa. But this is a little discussion

1615
01:40:47,710 --> 01:40:51,788
of COVID shots. COVID shuts. Let me ask you a

1616
01:40:51,808 --> 01:40:55,474
question. If this is a two minute and 41 second

1617
01:40:55,574 --> 01:40:59,381
clip of Brett Weinstein? If you think it's boring, well,

1618
01:40:59,401 --> 01:41:01,525
you think he's boring, so I shouldn't have said that.

1619
01:41:01,545 --> 01:41:03,668
No, it's okay. We'll listen to Brett. Let me ask

1620
01:41:03,688 --> 01:41:07,435
you a question. Are you still getting COVID boosters? No.

1621
01:41:07,455 --> 01:41:11,485
You're not? Why not? Well, I've already had COVID a

1622
01:41:11,525 --> 01:41:13,774
couple times, so I have natural immunity. Oh, so you

1623
01:41:13,855 --> 01:41:17,269
believe in natural immunity. Well, after the initial vaccine. The

1624
01:41:17,309 --> 01:41:19,719
entire public health apparatus assured us that. Wait a minute,

1625
01:41:19,739 --> 01:41:23,050
who is he talking to? Who is he talking to?

1626
01:41:23,070 --> 01:41:25,278
This is one of his stooges that he has on

1627
01:41:25,339 --> 01:41:28,812
his show every so often. Oh. A scientist guy who's

1628
01:41:28,852 --> 01:41:32,418
all in on the COVID shot. Natural immunity was not

1629
01:41:32,539 --> 01:41:34,884
good enough and that you still got a benefit from

1630
01:41:34,904 --> 01:41:37,410
it? Oh, hold on. The mac and cheese spectrum. That's

1631
01:41:37,490 --> 01:41:39,114
what it is, John. I just saw that in the

1632
01:41:39,154 --> 01:41:41,479
troll room. Gotta call it out. Mac and cheese spectrum.

1633
01:41:41,539 --> 01:41:44,125
That's what we're doing. Oh, they got it wrong. Look,

1634
01:41:44,145 --> 01:41:46,370
Brett. They got many things wrong. Do you remember that

1635
01:41:46,390 --> 01:41:48,956
moment in time? I do. Do you remember people like

1636
01:41:49,056 --> 01:41:52,703
me shouting about this? Yes, I do. OK, so now

1637
01:41:52,764 --> 01:41:55,970
we find out from Paul Offit that all of the

1638
01:41:56,050 --> 01:42:00,459
major players gathered together and privately understood the very same

1639
01:42:00,559 --> 01:42:03,786
thing that they were gaslighting us over. They understood that

1640
01:42:03,826 --> 01:42:06,010
natural immunity was the best immunity that you were going

1641
01:42:06,030 --> 01:42:07,854
to come by and that a vaccine wasn't going to

1642
01:42:07,974 --> 01:42:10,519
augment it. And they decided to keep that to themselves.

1643
01:42:10,499 --> 01:42:14,247
in spite of the fact that these vaccines are built

1644
01:42:14,407 --> 01:42:17,273
on a novel technology they didn't know the hazards of,

1645
01:42:17,474 --> 01:42:22,043
at best. So how is it that these people can

1646
01:42:22,163 --> 01:42:27,515
privately meet and decide there's a whole swath, millions of

1647
01:42:27,635 --> 01:42:31,226
people, hundreds of millions of... people who'd already had COVID

1648
01:42:31,246 --> 01:42:34,058
who didn't need to take any risk whatsoever from a

1649
01:42:34,179 --> 01:42:37,031
novel vaccine, how is it that they get to privately

1650
01:42:37,072 --> 01:42:43,169
decide to keep that information to themselves? And why, given

1651
01:42:43,189 --> 01:42:46,082
that they did that, given that you remember the moments

1652
01:42:46,102 --> 01:42:49,819
in history at which they were, not only were they...

1653
01:42:49,799 --> 01:42:53,667
disagreeing with us, which was a lie. They were gaslighting

1654
01:42:53,747 --> 01:42:56,933
us. They were telling people like you that people like

1655
01:42:56,973 --> 01:42:59,859
me were crazy. Who is the they and the them

1656
01:42:59,919 --> 01:43:03,927
that he's referencing here? Fauci? He's talking about the Fauci's

1657
01:43:03,967 --> 01:43:06,252
and everybody who had the meeting that said that we're

1658
01:43:06,292 --> 01:43:09,117
not going to, we're going to downplay natural immunity and

1659
01:43:09,177 --> 01:43:12,405
say it doesn't work. Is this news? This is something

1660
01:43:12,445 --> 01:43:15,332
that's new? No, it's just that I like the excitability.

1661
01:43:15,352 --> 01:43:19,623
It's not to us. Yeah, exactly. Let's be realistic. We're

1662
01:43:19,643 --> 01:43:22,631
not going to play anything that's news to us. True.

1663
01:43:23,787 --> 01:43:28,897
It's just that these guys, these Charlie-come-latelys, or Johnny-come-latelys, let

1664
01:43:28,937 --> 01:43:32,887
me get the... Charlie come lately. Charlie come lately. These

1665
01:43:32,947 --> 01:43:37,157
Charlie come lately's come in and they're all, like Weinstein,

1666
01:43:37,277 --> 01:43:40,224
I put in that category. He was on the right

1667
01:43:40,264 --> 01:43:42,449
side of the argument, but then he's all bent out

1668
01:43:42,509 --> 01:43:46,638
of shape because he's stunned. He's stunned there's gambling going

1669
01:43:46,799 --> 01:43:49,921
on. And you can stop playing that clip. Let's skip

1670
01:43:49,961 --> 01:43:53,030
to another clip. Okay. This is also long. You can

1671
01:43:53,051 --> 01:43:57,022
stop playing at some point. This is Michael Yeadon. This

1672
01:43:57,103 --> 01:43:59,710
is a guy who worked for Pfizer. He's a Pfizer

1673
01:43:59,771 --> 01:44:03,036
researcher, I think. Yeah. And he says, and this, by

1674
01:44:03,077 --> 01:44:04,341
the way, the only reason I want to play this

1675
01:44:04,361 --> 01:44:09,019
is because this is something you suggested on day one.

1676
01:44:09,059 --> 01:44:16,735
Of the COVID-19 epidemic, or pandemic. Epidemic. Pandemic. Screwball-demic, yeah.

1677
01:44:16,815 --> 01:44:21,023
There has not been a pandemic. Dennis Rancourt's data shows

1678
01:44:21,083 --> 01:44:25,573
that the all-cause mortality data did not increase at all

1679
01:44:26,014 --> 01:44:30,821
in the run-up to the declaration, fraudulently. by WHO pandemic.

1680
01:44:30,841 --> 01:44:34,098
There is no public health emergency except that created by

1681
01:44:34,158 --> 01:44:40,595
our governments. a inappropriate fraudulent PCR test was used to

1682
01:44:40,635 --> 01:44:43,123
give people the impression that they had a particular disease

1683
01:44:43,183 --> 01:44:46,834
where they didn't. They were all the normal diseases. And

1684
01:44:46,875 --> 01:44:50,404
then what happened was... In three different ways, people were

1685
01:44:50,524 --> 01:44:55,737
treated badly through changed medical procedures that were imposed above

1686
01:44:55,777 --> 01:45:01,090
the level of nation. Briefly, mass ventilation of people inappropriately

1687
01:45:01,130 --> 01:45:05,215
in hospitals that led to lots of deaths. In care

1688
01:45:05,235 --> 01:45:09,665
homes, many people were given sedatives and... respiratory depressants which

1689
01:45:09,725 --> 01:45:13,180
led to their deaths. My PhD was specifically in that

1690
01:45:13,301 --> 01:45:17,066
area of opiates and respiratory depression. And in the community,

1691
01:45:17,106 --> 01:45:23,491
people were denied. life-saving antibiotics and died of bacterial pneumonia.

1692
01:45:24,103 --> 01:45:28,178
There's your pandemic. There is no other pandemic. And based

1693
01:45:28,239 --> 01:45:32,745
on this line, We were told that vaccines were coming

1694
01:45:32,846 --> 01:45:36,022
our way and would be our savior. You mean this

1695
01:45:36,083 --> 01:45:39,322
was the testing piece, the PCR? Is that what you're

1696
01:45:39,342 --> 01:45:42,871
referring to? No, the fact that there's no pandemic. There

1697
01:45:42,911 --> 01:45:46,350
was no pandemic ever. This is the thing we once

1698
01:45:46,370 --> 01:45:48,439
in a while still bring up, the fact that... For

1699
01:45:48,540 --> 01:45:52,447
some curious reason, there was not one flu death. And

1700
01:45:52,527 --> 01:45:56,695
no cases of the flu that one year. Yeah, it

1701
01:45:56,736 --> 01:45:59,741
was amazing. So his theory is there was no pandemic.

1702
01:45:59,761 --> 01:46:01,986
The whole thing was a fake. Yes. And it was

1703
01:46:02,046 --> 01:46:06,314
like just exaggerated by the phony baloney PCR test to

1704
01:46:06,354 --> 01:46:08,058
make it look like there was more going on than

1705
01:46:08,098 --> 01:46:11,451
there was. And I think that's backed up by my

1706
01:46:11,552 --> 01:46:16,048
thoughts on the ambulances in front of the hospital that

1707
01:46:16,188 --> 01:46:18,577
show up on the nightly news but weren't there three

1708
01:46:18,597 --> 01:46:24,231
hours later when a YouTuber goes by. Yeah. Yeah, just

1709
01:46:24,392 --> 01:46:27,194
one of those clips. They're starting to come out now.

1710
01:46:27,435 --> 01:46:31,365
Yeah. All in hindsight. And it won't mean anything. Of

1711
01:46:31,425 --> 01:46:34,160
course it won't. Let's talk about the Jews for a

1712
01:46:34,220 --> 01:46:38,227
second. I have a couple of Jew clips. In particular,

1713
01:46:38,367 --> 01:46:46,118
Israel. Uh, the great one, your boy. Mark Levin? Yes,

1714
01:46:46,524 --> 01:46:50,721
your boy, the great one. Mark! Levin. They're hired. America.

1715
01:46:50,742 --> 01:46:54,070
I was waiting for your cue. He's very, he's very

1716
01:46:54,190 --> 01:46:56,997
upset with the president. He's upset with the president for

1717
01:46:57,057 --> 01:46:59,343
yelling at BB. I don't know why the president of

1718
01:46:59,363 --> 01:47:01,488
the United States feels the need to keep going to

1719
01:47:01,549 --> 01:47:06,903
left-wing reporters and talking about confidential conversations he has with

1720
01:47:06,943 --> 01:47:09,341
the Prime Minister of Israel. And I don't know why

1721
01:47:09,422 --> 01:47:12,809
he keeps bashing the prime minister of Israel. He's trying

1722
01:47:12,829 --> 01:47:15,374
to protect his country and his own people. Just a

1723
01:47:15,414 --> 01:47:18,380
few weeks ago, their fighter jets were fighting right alongside

1724
01:47:18,540 --> 01:47:22,492
ours. The Mossad was working with the CIA. And of

1725
01:47:22,553 --> 01:47:25,305
course, the prime minister was working with the president in

1726
01:47:25,346 --> 01:47:29,729
what was a spectacular military operation. I know the president

1727
01:47:29,789 --> 01:47:32,854
is deeply desperate for a deal. The Iranians know he's

1728
01:47:32,874 --> 01:47:35,298
deeply desperate for a deal. The whole world knows he's

1729
01:47:35,338 --> 01:47:38,203
deeply desperate for a deal. Got it. And Israel's told

1730
01:47:38,223 --> 01:47:40,346
it can only fight a defensive war. And Israel's told

1731
01:47:40,386 --> 01:47:43,050
to stay away from Beirut, even though the head of

1732
01:47:43,111 --> 01:47:46,496
the snake is right outside of Beirut. The hypocrisy of

1733
01:47:46,516 --> 01:47:49,247
our country that wouldn't put up with it. in the

1734
01:47:49,307 --> 01:47:53,561
treatment of that country is ridiculous. In fact, we don't

1735
01:47:53,661 --> 01:47:57,661
ask any other country to do that. None. So why

1736
01:47:57,701 --> 01:48:00,371
the constant beating up of Netanyahu? In fact, there was

1737
01:48:00,411 --> 01:48:03,583
an announcement from the White House last night saying we

1738
01:48:03,603 --> 01:48:05,791
had nothing to do with this. Our military is not

1739
01:48:05,851 --> 01:48:09,316
involved. And I commented. Well, that's nothing to be proud

1740
01:48:09,417 --> 01:48:12,478
of. So Mark Levin is not happy with how this

1741
01:48:12,539 --> 01:48:16,599
is going. I'm not happy the president is bashing BB.

1742
01:48:17,467 --> 01:48:21,340
But the interesting thing that popped up. I think Marjorie

1743
01:48:21,380 --> 01:48:25,381
Taylor Greene. And I kept hearing about people saying, even

1744
01:48:25,421 --> 01:48:30,310
here, the ladies of Fredericksburg on the text group. I

1745
01:48:30,371 --> 01:48:35,784
think Tina asked me, said, Is America going to integrate

1746
01:48:35,905 --> 01:48:40,819
its army, its military, with the Israeli military? I'm like,

1747
01:48:40,879 --> 01:48:46,183
what? What? Have you heard this talk? Yeah, I have.

1748
01:48:46,666 --> 01:48:50,716
So this is about Section 2. of the National Defense

1749
01:48:50,878 --> 01:48:55,459
Authorization Act. Which is always fun. But there's a lot

1750
01:48:55,499 --> 01:49:00,347
of different stuff. In here that is worth talking about.

1751
01:49:00,889 --> 01:49:04,503
Now, very hard to get a straight read of 224,

1752
01:49:05,186 --> 01:49:07,696
what's really in it. I was only able to find

1753
01:49:07,716 --> 01:49:15,293
one. W-I-O-N, which comes with the appropriate Indian accent, but

1754
01:49:15,333 --> 01:49:18,339
at least the information is correct. All right, and moving

1755
01:49:18,439 --> 01:49:20,583
on, a new provision in U.S. House version of the

1756
01:49:20,603 --> 01:49:25,092
2027 National Defense Authorization Act, released earlier this week, is

1757
01:49:25,193 --> 01:49:28,860
now drawing attention for its potential implications for U.S. Israeli

1758
01:49:28,920 --> 01:49:32,828
defense starts. According to a report by Responsible States Craft,

1759
01:49:32,848 --> 01:49:36,235
a provision in the Act known as Section 224, it

1760
01:49:36,275 --> 01:49:40,243
lays the groundwork for bilateral research and development, co-production of

1761
01:49:40,283 --> 01:49:45,132
weapons, joint ventures, licensing agreements, and seemingly every manner of

1762
01:49:45,233 --> 01:49:50,062
U.S. and Israeli military-industrial complex cooperation. This provision would greatly

1763
01:49:50,142 --> 01:49:54,351
expand coordination to seemingly every area of defense tech, including

1764
01:49:54,371 --> 01:50:00,122
AI, quantum, autonomous systems, directed energy, cyber, biotech, and many

1765
01:50:00,182 --> 01:50:04,090
more. It also proposes network integration and data fusion. In

1766
01:50:04,170 --> 01:50:07,036
other words, the report suggests that U.S. military's data could

1767
01:50:07,136 --> 01:50:11,766
soon be the Israeli military's data. data. So... It's an

1768
01:50:11,907 --> 01:50:17,464
integration of technology and data. And of course the likely

1769
01:50:17,524 --> 01:50:20,734
suspects Massey and Kahana are trying to get it out.

1770
01:50:20,754 --> 01:50:23,543
We can't have this. We can't integrate these militaries. Dr.

1771
01:50:23,563 --> 01:50:26,613
Thomas Massey yesterday stated if the provision to the National

1772
01:50:26,653 --> 01:50:29,701
Defense Authorization Act, which would basically integrate the U.S. and

1773
01:50:29,741 --> 01:50:35,914
Israeli militaries goes through. See, I love how that essentially

1774
01:50:35,954 --> 01:50:38,278
integrates them. They're one. It's the one and the same.

1775
01:50:38,339 --> 01:50:40,783
I'll offer an amendment to strip it off, to strip

1776
01:50:40,844 --> 01:50:43,930
it from the bill on the floor. Thomas Ro Khanna

1777
01:50:43,970 --> 01:50:46,996
then responded to that today and stated, I will be

1778
01:50:47,116 --> 01:50:51,244
offering an amendment in the committee. itself to strip section

1779
01:50:51,305 --> 01:50:55,733
224 out, Thomas Massey. Trump can't kill the Massey-Kahana partnership

1780
01:50:55,773 --> 01:50:58,900
no matter how much he posts on Truth Social. Oh,

1781
01:50:59,381 --> 01:51:02,787
yeah, the Massey-Kahana partnership. Let's find out what this really

1782
01:51:02,847 --> 01:51:04,831
is about because it's kind of interesting. The U.S. and

1783
01:51:04,911 --> 01:51:07,857
Israel have a 10-year defense agreement ending in fiscal year

1784
01:51:07,877 --> 01:51:12,306
2028. The U.S. committed $3.3 billion per year in foreign

1785
01:51:12,386 --> 01:51:16,815
military financing grants, plus $500 million for missile defense cooperation.

1786
01:51:17,376 --> 01:51:20,943
That's $38 billion total. Yeah, over 10 years. We have

1787
01:51:20,983 --> 01:51:24,691
financially supported Israel since 1949. What began mostly as economic

1788
01:51:24,791 --> 01:51:28,258
aid has become, over time, a heavily military relationship. The

1789
01:51:28,298 --> 01:51:32,386
fiscal year... The new U.S. Defense Act, Section 224, would

1790
01:51:32,527 --> 01:51:36,254
create a lead office inside the Pentagon to synchronize U.S.-Israel

1791
01:51:36,294 --> 01:51:40,663
cooperation across AI, quantum computing, cyber defense network integration, and

1792
01:51:40,723 --> 01:51:44,290
data fusion. To be clear, integration in defense technology does

1793
01:51:44,350 --> 01:51:47,357
not equal a literal merger of armed forces. In my

1794
01:51:47,397 --> 01:51:49,801
opinion, it's nearly as bad. may be worse. So let

1795
01:51:49,841 --> 01:51:52,747
me explain. There are two older bills, both called the

1796
01:51:52,787 --> 01:51:56,434
United States-Israel Defense Partnership Act of 2025, which have been

1797
01:51:56,474 --> 01:51:59,881
sitting in committee since February 2025 with over 200 combined

1798
01:51:59,921 --> 01:52:03,769
co-sponsors. The same policy concepts now appear in the must-pass

1799
01:52:03,889 --> 01:52:09,019
NDAA process. So the idea is to, I guess the...

1800
01:52:09,123 --> 01:52:13,318
3.3 billion. which is the money we're giving to Israel

1801
01:52:13,378 --> 01:52:15,948
that people have their panties in a bunch over, which

1802
01:52:15,968 --> 01:52:20,479
they need to spend on our military stuff. is coming

1803
01:52:20,519 --> 01:52:23,835
to an end in 2028. So this, of course, needs

1804
01:52:23,895 --> 01:52:28,880
to be rejiggered so we can't lose $3.3 billion. for

1805
01:52:28,900 --> 01:52:32,453
the military-industrial complex. So they decided to do it a

1806
01:52:32,613 --> 01:52:35,524
different way to end that, which I think is cosmetic.

1807
01:52:35,544 --> 01:52:37,912
Well, oh, we're not giving money to Israel anymore. And

1808
01:52:37,973 --> 01:52:43,611
I'm against this section. 224 but for different reasons and

1809
01:52:43,672 --> 01:52:46,325
it's in this clip. Stephen Simon from the Quincy Institute

1810
01:52:46,345 --> 01:52:49,019
published a brief this month. His brief is a warning.

1811
01:52:48,999 --> 01:52:52,417
the next phase of U.S.-Israel defense support may become less

1812
01:52:52,457 --> 01:52:56,256
visible. Under the current agreement, about 25% of the annual

1813
01:52:56,276 --> 01:53:00,504
$3.3 billion grant, roughly $825 million a year, could be

1814
01:53:00,584 --> 01:53:04,010
spent by Israel inside its own defense industry. But that

1815
01:53:04,050 --> 01:53:08,418
phase is down to zero by FY2028. Simon's warning is

1816
01:53:08,458 --> 01:53:11,724
that instead of... simply ending that support, the relationship would

1817
01:53:11,765 --> 01:53:16,755
be reorganized. Israeli firms and Israeli origin technology would become

1818
01:53:16,775 --> 01:53:21,544
more embedded inside U.S. defense procurement, co-production, research and development,

1819
01:53:21,684 --> 01:53:25,191
licensing, and sustainment programs. Plain English, the aid check could

1820
01:53:25,252 --> 01:53:28,177
disappear from public view while the financial support continues via

1821
01:53:28,338 --> 01:53:31,484
Pentagon budget. and procurement systems that are much harder for

1822
01:53:31,524 --> 01:53:34,891
the public to track. Foreign military financing is visible. We

1823
01:53:34,931 --> 01:53:36,995
can see when it's debated in Congress. We can see

1824
01:53:37,035 --> 01:53:39,901
when it's budgeted. And because it's foreign aid, lawmakers can

1825
01:53:39,961 --> 01:53:43,748
ask questions about conditions, accountability, and whether the support should

1826
01:53:43,789 --> 01:53:48,137
continue. Pentagon procurement is different. It runs through weapons contracts,

1827
01:53:48,197 --> 01:53:52,715
production lines. research programs, and co-production agreements. The language is

1828
01:53:52,796 --> 01:53:57,215
not diplomacy or human rights. It's readiness, capability, and whether

1829
01:53:57,275 --> 01:54:00,754
a system supports the U.S. military. What we have right

1830
01:54:00,814 --> 01:54:03,201
now, which is a foreign aid package, can be used

1831
01:54:03,302 --> 01:54:08,217
as leverage over their conduct. A co-production contract is treated

1832
01:54:08,277 --> 01:54:11,371
more like a business. arrangement. If the partner company delivers

1833
01:54:11,412 --> 01:54:14,729
the system, meets the contract terms, and supports the mission,

1834
01:54:15,191 --> 01:54:17,503
the contract has done what it was designed to do.

1835
01:54:17,987 --> 01:54:23,369
That's a major oversight gap. Simon's conclusion is blunt. Quieter

1836
01:54:23,409 --> 01:54:26,707
does not mean smaller. The financial flows could be as

1837
01:54:26,787 --> 01:54:30,925
large as or larger than. The current grant. They just

1838
01:54:31,048 --> 01:54:33,944
will not look like aid. Once these programs are embedded

1839
01:54:33,985 --> 01:54:37,659
in production lines, U.S. contractors, workers, and supply chain become

1840
01:54:37,740 --> 01:54:41,344
part of the argument to keep them going. Simon's point.

1841
01:54:41,667 --> 01:54:44,444
The support may not disappear. It may move into a

1842
01:54:44,565 --> 01:54:48,626
less visible system that is harder for the public. Yeah,

1843
01:54:48,647 --> 01:54:51,881
so I'm- I'm not against the integration of the technologies

1844
01:54:52,002 --> 01:54:55,234
and all that, but no, the Pentagon needs to pass

1845
01:54:55,274 --> 01:54:58,934
an audit before we can do anything with that. That's

1846
01:54:58,994 --> 01:55:02,965
a hole. It's a black hole. It'll cost us much,

1847
01:55:03,066 --> 01:55:07,628
much more. Yeah, this is typical. Where's the audit? Yeah.

1848
01:55:07,668 --> 01:55:11,641
Where's that even a theme? Why isn't Massey even mentioning

1849
01:55:11,661 --> 01:55:13,530
this, does he? Yes, thank you. No, of course not.

1850
01:55:13,590 --> 01:55:16,462
Big talk or blah, blah, blah. What about the audit,

1851
01:55:16,482 --> 01:55:26,439
dork? Yeah, that's why I'm against it. Stop that nonsense.

1852
01:55:27,083 --> 01:55:29,989
Although, you know, supposedly it's all better now. Hegs has

1853
01:55:30,050 --> 01:55:34,951
got his finger on the pulse. He's got his finger

1854
01:55:35,052 --> 01:55:36,759
on the pulse. He's going to take care of all

1855
01:55:36,800 --> 01:55:40,079
of it for us. And then, oh, I'm sorry. Go

1856
01:55:40,100 --> 01:55:42,740
ahead. Oh, go ahead. I'd play a clip that's kind

1857
01:55:42,760 --> 01:55:49,765
of fun. This is a... Out of New York. They're

1858
01:55:49,786 --> 01:55:53,728
really making headway there in New York State. Have you

1859
01:55:53,769 --> 01:55:59,493
heard about the gestating parents? gestating parents. No. Definitions in

1860
01:55:59,574 --> 01:56:03,918
New York. state, actually. New York Democrats argue the words

1861
01:56:03,959 --> 01:56:07,234
mother and father are outdated and need to be replaced

1862
01:56:07,254 --> 01:56:10,423
with more inclusive. terms under state law. All that's needed

1863
01:56:10,443 --> 01:56:13,991
now is Governor Kathy Hochul's signature. So if Hochul approves,

1864
01:56:14,431 --> 01:56:17,057
in New York's family court and in domestic and education

1865
01:56:17,117 --> 01:56:20,804
law, a mother would be labeled as a gestating parent,

1866
01:56:20,884 --> 01:56:25,133
a father as a non-gestating parent, and paternity proceedings to

1867
01:56:25,173 --> 01:56:29,101
determine the child's father would be called parentage proceedings. The

1868
01:56:29,121 --> 01:56:31,946
bill passed the state senate this week and the state

1869
01:56:31,967 --> 01:56:35,293
assembly back in March. Governor Hochul proudly calls herself New

1870
01:56:35,353 --> 01:56:40,664
York's first mom governor. No, gestating governor. She can't be

1871
01:56:40,724 --> 01:56:44,131
a mom governor. She has to be the gestating governor.

1872
01:56:44,753 --> 01:56:47,819
Yeah, I had heard about that. This to me exemplifies...

1873
01:56:47,859 --> 01:56:51,718
that it doesn't make a big difference whether Spencer wins

1874
01:56:51,818 --> 01:56:56,344
or loses the mayoral... spot in LA because the city

1875
01:56:56,384 --> 01:56:59,496
council in LA and the same in San Francisco, they're

1876
01:56:59,557 --> 01:57:03,715
all nuts. Yeah, they are. And you have the same

1877
01:57:03,775 --> 01:57:07,633
thing at the state level, the legislative body in New

1878
01:57:07,693 --> 01:57:13,096
York and California. are nuts. Yeah. They are. And what

1879
01:57:13,116 --> 01:57:15,683
are you going to do about it? Nothing. Keep podcasting.

1880
01:57:15,944 --> 01:57:19,032
Keep on going. We can do it. Keep podcasting. I

1881
01:57:19,192 --> 01:57:21,338
want to hear the Nick Reiner story before we take

1882
01:57:21,398 --> 01:57:25,188
a break here. Yeah, play this. Nick Reiner needs money.

1883
01:57:25,549 --> 01:57:28,357
New court documents tonight reveal a high-stakes fight in the

1884
01:57:28,417 --> 01:57:31,955
case against... Nick Reiner. He's the 32-year-old son of actor

1885
01:57:32,035 --> 01:57:35,380
and director Rob Reiner, who's accused of killing his parents

1886
01:57:35,560 --> 01:57:38,384
last December. Reiner wants a judge to order the release

1887
01:57:38,524 --> 01:57:42,149
of money from his trust fund. National correspondent Carter Evans

1888
01:57:42,169 --> 01:57:44,973
is here to explain how that fund might be used

1889
01:57:45,173 --> 01:57:48,678
for his defense. Carter. Well, good evening, Matt. Nick Reiner's

1890
01:57:48,718 --> 01:57:52,906
trust fund is worth an estimated $1.5 million, and today

1891
01:57:52,926 --> 01:57:56,013
his legal team filed a petition requesting access to that

1892
01:57:56,113 --> 01:57:59,780
money. Now, Reiner's attorneys argue he was entitled to receive

1893
01:57:59,961 --> 01:58:01,865
half of the trust when he turned 30, but that

1894
01:58:01,905 --> 01:58:05,592
never happened. Reiner is now 32. In the court filing,

1895
01:58:05,612 --> 01:58:08,779
Reiner's attorneys say the trustee who manages the fund knew

1896
01:58:08,799 --> 01:58:12,767
the... but is still refusing to release the money, citing

1897
01:58:13,167 --> 01:58:17,336
concerns regarding Nick's capacity to make sound decisions. Now, Reiner

1898
01:58:17,376 --> 01:58:19,159
says he needs the money to help pay for his

1899
01:58:19,239 --> 01:58:21,684
legal defense in his murder trial and to fund his

1900
01:58:21,764 --> 01:58:25,131
commissary account while he's in prison. The newly filed petition

1901
01:58:25,191 --> 01:58:27,556
suggests money may have already played a role in the

1902
01:58:27,616 --> 01:58:32,485
defense. High-profile defense... defense attorney Alan Jackson initially represented Reiner

1903
01:58:32,765 --> 01:58:36,070
but withdrew from the case and the documents reveal Reiner

1904
01:58:36,151 --> 01:58:39,696
sought trust distributions to potentially bring Jackson back onto the

1905
01:58:39,756 --> 01:58:43,723
case. Reiner is currently represented by a public defender. A

1906
01:58:43,803 --> 01:58:46,608
judge will now decide whether the money must be released

1907
01:58:46,648 --> 01:58:52,037
and if so, under what conditions. Ah, poor guy. -

1908
01:58:52,487 --> 01:58:57,079
He's nuts. yeah fund his commissary accounts 100 bucks a

1909
01:58:57,119 --> 01:59:01,915
month Uh... Let's just talk about Platner before we go,

1910
01:59:01,935 --> 01:59:03,983
because I find this to be kind of interesting. Yeah,

1911
01:59:04,004 --> 01:59:07,258
Platner got in. He breezed in. Platner, of course, is

1912
01:59:07,338 --> 01:59:10,162
the... Is the guy the right? wing loves to hate

1913
01:59:10,242 --> 01:59:13,410
and he's got a Nazi tattoo and he beats his

1914
01:59:13,511 --> 01:59:17,621
wives or beats his women, locks them up. He's a

1915
01:59:17,641 --> 01:59:20,769
mean a-hole and he's got a lot of Reddit posts

1916
01:59:20,789 --> 01:59:24,851
that are no good. Yeah, no good, no good. Do

1917
01:59:24,955 --> 01:59:28,334
you have a clip? Yeah, Plattner. Many Maine voters told

1918
01:59:28,394 --> 01:59:31,043
us today. they were willing to look past Graham Plattner's

1919
01:59:31,124 --> 01:59:34,811
controversies if it would help Democrats win back power in

1920
01:59:34,891 --> 01:59:39,581
Washington. I think it's so important that the Democrats capture

1921
01:59:39,641 --> 01:59:41,945
the Senate seat that I'm willing to vote for a

1922
01:59:42,005 --> 01:59:46,775
candidate whom I think is quite imperfect. Plattner himself did

1923
01:59:46,815 --> 01:59:51,404
some last-minute door-knocking. Continuing to make his case after allegations

1924
01:59:51,484 --> 01:59:54,710
from several former girlfriends appeared in the New York Times,

1925
01:59:55,011 --> 01:59:59,159
accusing him of unsettling and toxic behavior. One alleged he

1926
01:59:59,219 --> 02:00:02,265
grabbed her and left marks. There are some allegations in

1927
02:00:02,305 --> 02:00:04,109
this piece that I just want to be kind of

1928
02:00:04,169 --> 02:00:08,597
unequivocal about are simply not true. Plattner, an oyster farmer

1929
02:00:08,677 --> 02:00:12,348
and Marine veteran. has acknowledged he sent sexually explicit text

1930
02:00:12,388 --> 02:00:15,975
messages to other women early in his marriage. His wife

1931
02:00:16,035 --> 02:00:18,800
has defended him, and the two appear in a campaign

1932
02:00:18,840 --> 02:00:23,108
video released today. Just last night, his former political director

1933
02:00:23,168 --> 02:00:26,754
warned that Plattner should not be a U.S. senator, writing

1934
02:00:26,855 --> 02:00:30,602
he exhibits a pattern of dishonest behavior. That's impossible to

1935
02:00:30,682 --> 02:00:33,888
ignore. Plattner is still expected to win tonight, but with

1936
02:00:33,968 --> 02:00:36,594
control of the U.S. Senate on the line in November,

1937
02:00:36,734 --> 02:00:40,121
the questions about his past could be a liability as

1938
02:00:40,161 --> 02:00:43,447
he tries to take out the veteran Republican Susan Collins.

1939
02:00:44,089 --> 02:00:47,415
Plattner has caught fire among progressives here who say they

1940
02:00:47,476 --> 02:00:51,087
want a senator who can buck President Trump. Bernie Sanders

1941
02:00:51,187 --> 02:00:54,320
is Plattner's top supporter, and he said this week that

1942
02:00:54,381 --> 02:00:58,156
despite the controversies, he'll do everything he can to help

1943
02:00:58,277 --> 02:01:04,418
Plattner get elected. All right, well. David Brooks was not

1944
02:01:04,479 --> 02:01:08,104
happy with Platner. He had this to say about him.

1945
02:01:08,327 --> 02:01:11,724
Some people are dismissing. this as politically motivated. How are

1946
02:01:11,764 --> 02:01:14,349
you looking at all this? The guy's a moral degenerate.

1947
02:01:14,770 --> 02:01:18,858
You know, the abuse of women, the sexting, the Nazi

1948
02:01:18,878 --> 02:01:21,363
tattoo. I don't even need to say anything beyond his

1949
02:01:21,443 --> 02:01:23,748
Reddit posts, which are not in the past, by the

1950
02:01:23,808 --> 02:01:27,195
way. He did that for a long time, abusing rape

1951
02:01:27,455 --> 02:01:30,272
people who might have been raped. diminishing rape in the

1952
02:01:30,293 --> 02:01:34,679
military, insulting fellow military officers, calling himself a communist. It's

1953
02:01:34,719 --> 02:01:38,966
a pathetic, empty guy who postures in a way that's

1954
02:01:39,166 --> 02:01:42,151
kind of repulsive. There are 330 million Americans and there

1955
02:01:42,271 --> 02:01:44,714
are 100 senators. We can't have a decent human being

1956
02:01:44,775 --> 02:01:48,677
in those 100? We've got to settle for this? You

1957
02:01:48,718 --> 02:01:51,285
know, I just think The people, the Democrats are supporting

1958
02:01:51,305 --> 02:01:53,110
Platinum for the same reason the Trump people are supporting

1959
02:01:53,130 --> 02:01:55,757
Trump. Oh, okay, there it is. And I hate to

1960
02:01:55,817 --> 02:01:58,324
do this, but no show is complete without a clip

1961
02:01:58,405 --> 02:02:00,912
from The View. At the tone, a clip from The

1962
02:02:00,992 --> 02:02:07,104
View will be played. Shelter in place. Controversial Democratic Senate

1963
02:02:07,366 --> 02:02:12,425
candidate Graham Platner won the which could help his party

1964
02:02:12,465 --> 02:02:18,137
take the Senate. of inappropriate behavior against him and his

1965
02:02:18,317 --> 02:02:22,646
former campaign manager publicly pulling her support for him. people

1966
02:02:22,666 --> 02:02:25,953
are split on the baggage he's bringing into this general

1967
02:02:26,093 --> 02:02:31,264
election. rules the day and it stops being about people,

1968
02:02:31,524 --> 02:02:34,691
he'll lose me every time. We have literally witnessed some

1969
02:02:34,731 --> 02:02:37,596
of the most disgusting humans rising in power, handed over

1970
02:02:37,697 --> 02:02:39,861
by voters, and you are telling me we're going to

1971
02:02:39,921 --> 02:02:42,566
put another person up and turn our faces at the

1972
02:02:42,607 --> 02:02:45,172
human he's shown us he is. And it has nothing

1973
02:02:45,232 --> 02:02:48,178
to do with his marital discrepancies. I honestly, in this

1974
02:02:48,258 --> 02:02:51,394
day and age, Don't care. That's personal to me. That

1975
02:02:51,455 --> 02:02:54,078
Nazi tattoo that he supposedly has covered up and said

1976
02:02:54,118 --> 02:02:56,141
he didn't know what it meant, but many ex-girlfriends said

1977
02:02:56,181 --> 02:02:58,524
he used to proudly call it what it is, a

1978
02:02:58,905 --> 02:03:02,830
totem cough, which is a Nazi symbol. He has shown

1979
02:03:02,910 --> 02:03:05,394
us who he is. This was the party of Me

1980
02:03:05,474 --> 02:03:09,139
Too. Women have made accusations. They have not been proven

1981
02:03:09,179 --> 02:03:11,663
yet. But weren't we supposed to listen and hear them?

1982
02:03:12,385 --> 02:03:15,812
The numbers of anti-Semitic hate. And this guy proudly wore

1983
02:03:15,832 --> 02:03:18,899
a tattoo for years. And we're going to say, well,

1984
02:03:18,999 --> 02:03:21,525
this time, because we might agree with this policy, we

1985
02:03:21,565 --> 02:03:23,589
can turn our heads. I cannot turn my head, Susan.

1986
02:03:23,629 --> 02:03:26,135
Look, I don't think Republicans at this point can ask

1987
02:03:26,235 --> 02:03:28,019
us to take the moral high ground. There you go.

1988
02:03:27,999 --> 02:03:31,933
That is over. There you go. That is over. That's

1989
02:03:31,953 --> 02:03:35,375
right. I am sorry. Democrats have always fallen in love

1990
02:03:35,515 --> 02:03:38,421
and Republicans have always fallen in line. It's time for

1991
02:03:38,461 --> 02:03:41,567
Democrats to stop that nonsense, put emotions on the side.

1992
02:03:41,928 --> 02:03:46,937
Let's be strategic. Let's get some power. Let's take over

1993
02:03:46,958 --> 02:03:49,102
the Senate. Let's take over the House. Let's right the

1994
02:03:49,242 --> 02:03:53,290
ship. Let's get our country back. I am sorry. I

1995
02:03:53,370 --> 02:03:56,336
am someone that believes in character. I am someone that

1996
02:03:56,376 --> 02:03:59,402
believes that morals matter. But not now. Because of the

1997
02:03:59,442 --> 02:04:01,968
state of this country, I would, if I lived in

1998
02:04:01,988 --> 02:04:04,493
Maine, I would hold my nose and I would vote

1999
02:04:04,573 --> 02:04:09,531
for Platinum. Yeah, for Platinum. That's right. Totem cough? Is

2000
02:04:09,551 --> 02:04:13,540
that what they called it? Yeah, totem cough. Like C-O-U-G-H?

2001
02:04:14,081 --> 02:04:17,849
No, no, cop. Yeah, head. Oh, totem cough. Oh, totem

2002
02:04:17,929 --> 02:04:21,277
cough. Like scheiss cough. I like totem cough myself as

2003
02:04:21,317 --> 02:04:27,919
a show title. Totem Cough Okay, breaking news, breaking news.

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02:04:28,247 --> 02:04:32,017
The deal could be signed this weekend! No, there goes

2005
02:04:32,037 --> 02:04:37,015
the market. No, actually, looking at oil is down almost

2006
02:04:37,035 --> 02:04:41,013
5% right now. It's 86. That's what you want. Yeah,

2007
02:04:41,414 --> 02:04:43,362
yeah. Yeah, and then the market, the stock market is

2008
02:04:43,382 --> 02:04:45,972
skyrocketing. Yeah, what do you mean? Oh, I thought you

2009
02:04:45,993 --> 02:04:51,238
meant it was bad. No, the... Dow Jones, 929. NASDAQ

2010
02:04:51,339 --> 02:04:55,240
up 640. It's primed for Elon. It's beautiful. It's going

2011
02:04:55,260 --> 02:04:58,413
to be beautiful. Tomorrow's going to be fantastic. Can't wait

2012
02:04:58,453 --> 02:05:00,361
to see. For you, Len. Yeah, for you. Well, yeah,

2013
02:05:00,381 --> 02:05:02,047
for you. What, tell me you don't have friends and

2014
02:05:02,108 --> 02:05:09,961
family stock? Not for that. No. And apparently the president

2015
02:05:10,001 --> 02:05:13,899
has nominated Jay Clayton to be the director of national

2016
02:05:13,939 --> 02:05:17,917
intelligence. So, I don't know, that seems a little quick.

2017
02:05:18,078 --> 02:05:20,548
I thought Pulte had some business to take care of.

2018
02:05:21,552 --> 02:05:25,646
Maybe he already did. We'll have to see. So I

2019
02:05:25,727 --> 02:05:31,310
have one last clip. play. Which is a, I'm thinking

2020
02:05:31,350 --> 02:05:34,767
of making this a, like a segment. An item, a

2021
02:05:34,787 --> 02:05:38,443
segment. Yes, we need a jingle. And this is about,

2022
02:05:38,643 --> 02:05:41,434
and this segment is what I'm going to call First

2023
02:05:41,695 --> 02:05:44,887
World Problems. Oh, wait, I thought we had it. Oh,

2024
02:05:44,907 --> 02:05:47,417
no, you had a segment before, which is that didn't

2025
02:05:47,477 --> 02:05:52,711
happen. Well, that didn't happen as different than first world

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02:05:52,911 --> 02:05:55,456
problems. I know, but you've never followed up. So, okay,

2027
02:05:55,496 --> 02:05:57,499
we need a jingle for it. Well, I mean, I

2028
02:05:57,539 --> 02:06:00,164
could add that too, but I haven't been able to

2029
02:06:00,204 --> 02:06:02,728
find enough that didn't happen. So I think I can

2030
02:06:02,788 --> 02:06:06,254
find plenty of these. Okay. Do you want an on-the-fly

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02:06:06,314 --> 02:06:15,244
jingle? First World War! problems. We've got to start fighting

2032
02:06:15,284 --> 02:06:17,570
back against these coffee shops. I got a coffee yesterday.

2033
02:06:17,590 --> 02:06:20,658
I got an ice. I got a latte. It was

2034
02:06:21,140 --> 02:06:23,907
an extra 50 cents to add ice. That should be

2035
02:06:23,948 --> 02:06:26,555
illegal. I'm sorry. You're a coffee shop. Coffee comes ice

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02:06:26,595 --> 02:06:29,021
sometimes. Don't charge me 50 cents. for it. I got

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02:06:29,061 --> 02:06:32,247
an extra dollar to add vanilla. I know they didn't

2038
02:06:32,267 --> 02:06:34,652
make that in-house. I know that's a bottle of Monin

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02:06:34,712 --> 02:06:37,658
or whatever it's called. They charged me a dollar for

2040
02:06:37,758 --> 02:06:40,223
almond milk. In the year of 2026, alternative milk should

2041
02:06:40,263 --> 02:06:41,967
not be a dollar more. It shouldn't be any upcharge

2042
02:06:42,027 --> 02:06:44,131
at all, but it certainly should not be a dollar

2043
02:06:44,412 --> 02:06:47,317
because your dairy milk should not be the cheapest shit

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02:06:47,337 --> 02:06:49,702
you can find at the store. So all in all,

2045
02:06:49,722 --> 02:06:53,978
$8.50 for my iced vanilla latte. That was not exceptional

2046
02:06:54,018 --> 02:06:57,713
in any way. $8.50 for my iced vanilla latte with

2047
02:06:57,753 --> 02:07:02,268
a tip, so $9.50. 9.50 for an iced vanilla latte?

2048
02:07:02,650 --> 02:07:05,183
I made a better one this morning at my house

2049
02:07:05,224 --> 02:07:09,142
with my Nespresso. These coffee shops are... Out of control.

2050
02:07:09,624 --> 02:07:13,336
Out, out, out, out, out of control. This is the

2051
02:07:13,517 --> 02:07:16,828
generation that says they have not ever witnessed prosperity like

2052
02:07:16,868 --> 02:07:23,484
their parents? Yeah. Yeah, okay. Well, we'll get a jingle.

2053
02:07:23,544 --> 02:07:25,771
You should bring more of those. In the meantime... I

2054
02:07:25,832 --> 02:07:28,820
think there's plenty to be had. I think you're right.

2055
02:07:28,861 --> 02:07:33,790
People need mundane, banal complaints about the price of an

2056
02:07:34,031 --> 02:07:39,863
ice mocha vanilla almond latte. And with that, I would

2057
02:07:39,903 --> 02:07:41,566
like to thank you for your courage and say in

2058
02:07:41,606 --> 02:07:43,249
the morning to you, the man who put the C

2059
02:07:43,310 --> 02:07:45,975
in Charlie, come lately, say hello to my friend on

2060
02:07:45,995 --> 02:07:52,263
the other end, the one, the only mister. *DRAAAAAAAMN* Well,

2061
02:07:52,284 --> 02:07:53,889
good morning to you, Mr. Adam Curry. Good morning to

2062
02:07:53,909 --> 02:07:55,434
all the ships at sea, boots on the ground, feet

2063
02:07:55,454 --> 02:07:56,919
in the air, subs in the water, and the dames

2064
02:07:56,980 --> 02:07:59,247
and knights out there. Oh, I'm missing all the noisemakers.

2065
02:07:59,267 --> 02:08:04,667
That's too bad we don't have those. 1319 today on

2066
02:08:04,708 --> 02:08:07,308
the troll count who are listening live at no agenda

2067
02:08:07,328 --> 02:08:10,122
stream calm or use using one of the modern podcast

2068
02:08:10,142 --> 02:08:12,987
apps, turns out that the number two most used app

2069
02:08:13,047 --> 02:08:16,975
for this podcast, there was a survey done recently over

2070
02:08:17,035 --> 02:08:21,864
at livewire.io. So number one is Apple, legacy app with

2071
02:08:21,964 --> 02:08:29,722
about 30%. Number two is Podverse. That's quite extraordinary. That,

2072
02:08:30,003 --> 02:08:34,074
you know, we have been promoting the alternative and modern

2073
02:08:34,114 --> 02:08:36,681
podcast apps and people are actually using it. And the

2074
02:08:36,742 --> 02:08:38,747
reason why, well, there's two that I can think of

2075
02:08:38,827 --> 02:08:43,721
besides transcripts, chapters, location, people tag, all kinds of cool

2076
02:08:43,741 --> 02:08:47,951
stuff. Did you just, what was that sound you made?

2077
02:08:49,419 --> 02:08:55,055
You're slurping. Stop slurping. The benefits, within 90 seconds of

2078
02:08:55,136 --> 02:08:57,360
publishing the podcast, it will show up in your modern

2079
02:08:57,400 --> 02:09:00,645
podcast app through the Podping technology. That is something that

2080
02:09:00,706 --> 02:09:04,072
you will not get with the legacy apps. And when

2081
02:09:04,132 --> 02:09:06,416
we go live, we fire off the bat signal and

2082
02:09:06,436 --> 02:09:08,961
you will be able to listen to the live. broadcast

2083
02:09:09,181 --> 02:09:12,026
in your podcast app. This is something that is just

2084
02:09:12,087 --> 02:09:14,311
not available anywhere else. I don't think they're ever going

2085
02:09:14,331 --> 02:09:16,535
to do it. I don't know why, because they would

2086
02:09:16,575 --> 02:09:19,320
capture so much, but that's fine. We're happy to do

2087
02:09:19,360 --> 02:09:22,987
it with our modern podcast apps, podcastapps.com. We are value

2088
02:09:23,027 --> 02:09:26,787
for value here at the No Agenda Show. Soon to

2089
02:09:26,827 --> 02:09:30,845
be celebrating our ninth. 19th anniversary in October, and we

2090
02:09:30,885 --> 02:09:34,372
have never had an ad. We've never taken corporate money.

2091
02:09:34,512 --> 02:09:36,757
We've never put you on subscriptions that you can't get

2092
02:09:36,857 --> 02:09:39,402
off of. All we've said is if you get value

2093
02:09:39,522 --> 02:09:41,887
out of the show for any reason, you laughed, you

2094
02:09:41,927 --> 02:09:44,993
cried, you got mad, you learned something, got a stock

2095
02:09:45,073 --> 02:09:50,023
tip, felt smarter about yourself. felt better about yourself, had

2096
02:09:50,083 --> 02:09:52,447
something to talk about at the water cooler, you were

2097
02:09:52,548 --> 02:09:55,473
informed, just send the value back to us any way

2098
02:09:55,513 --> 02:09:58,399
that you want to, time, talent, or treasure. We love

2099
02:09:58,439 --> 02:10:00,764
the boots on the ground. We love the expert. I

2100
02:10:00,784 --> 02:10:03,389
mean, we have the best and the most producers of

2101
02:10:03,509 --> 02:10:06,295
any podcast, probably any media property in the universe at

2102
02:10:06,395 --> 02:10:09,860
all, because we do this collectively. And by the same

2103
02:10:09,940 --> 02:10:12,324
token, we also need the treasure because we need to

2104
02:10:12,404 --> 02:10:14,868
be able to pay the bills. And one way that

2105
02:10:14,908 --> 02:10:17,332
people always like to help out is by giving us

2106
02:10:17,372 --> 02:10:21,479
some artwork to use for our album art. We've been

2107
02:10:21,519 --> 02:10:27,490
changing that for, gosh, almost since the beginning. putting different

2108
02:10:27,593 --> 02:10:31,832
art into our into our podcast. And once again, the

2109
02:10:32,513 --> 02:10:36,239
artwork came not just as artwork, but we knew that

2110
02:10:36,299 --> 02:10:38,382
when we chose it, it would be accompanied by a

2111
02:10:38,543 --> 02:10:44,532
video. We congratulate Francisco Scaramanga for bringing us the Spank

2112
02:10:44,632 --> 02:10:47,736
the Press art, which a lot of people liked. And

2113
02:10:47,776 --> 02:10:49,519
I knew it. I knew he would do a video.

2114
02:10:49,499 --> 02:10:51,839
and he did not disappoint. Did you see the video?

2115
02:10:52,989 --> 02:10:57,514
It was good. Yeah, there's spanking the press. Spanking the

2116
02:10:57,574 --> 02:11:01,306
press is a good thing. I really, and I think

2117
02:11:01,366 --> 02:11:03,051
I even said if he doesn't do a video, we're

2118
02:11:03,071 --> 02:11:06,334
never choosing him again. You didn't say that, but it's

2119
02:11:06,394 --> 02:11:09,519
a funny, it's a good threat. What you said was...

2120
02:11:09,687 --> 02:11:12,977
If he keeps doing videos, we're going to not pick

2121
02:11:13,058 --> 02:11:16,127
anybody else unless they start doing videos too. That's what

2122
02:11:16,188 --> 02:11:18,756
I said. Yes, thank you for reminding me. That's right.

2123
02:11:18,856 --> 02:11:21,729
Because the videos is cool. Everybody can do them. And

2124
02:11:21,769 --> 02:11:26,291
it gives extra bonus points for the show. It's great.

2125
02:11:26,743 --> 02:11:29,230
There are a couple other pieces of art that we

2126
02:11:29,270 --> 02:11:32,283
look like. A lot of... screw worm art. I liked

2127
02:11:32,444 --> 02:11:35,083
blue acorn screw worm. You thought it was too gruesome?

2128
02:11:35,599 --> 02:11:41,174
You didn't want that one. Ryan M. Scott spammed the

2129
02:11:41,255 --> 02:11:47,673
art generator, noartgenerator.com. Then there was Harvey Weinstein spanking the

2130
02:11:47,713 --> 02:11:54,279
press. No. A lot of... big boobs. With tomahawks, no.

2131
02:11:54,923 --> 02:11:58,881
Um... The devil phone, Matthew Dropko. He had the right

2132
02:11:58,962 --> 02:12:02,820
idea, not a great execution. Personally, I kind of like

2133
02:12:02,921 --> 02:12:06,224
the back rooms. You thought it was nothing. It was

2134
02:12:06,324 --> 02:12:10,388
the... It was a takeoff on the movie. Oh yeah,

2135
02:12:10,428 --> 02:12:12,392
I didn't like that at all. You didn't like that.

2136
02:12:12,934 --> 02:12:15,780
Well, I hadn't seen the movie and I... You thought

2137
02:12:15,800 --> 02:12:17,363
it was no good. You thought it was no good.

2138
02:12:17,403 --> 02:12:21,191
No, you had the thesis. You said, the young, the

2139
02:12:21,271 --> 02:12:24,137
kids, them kids are going to see that and they're

2140
02:12:24,157 --> 02:12:26,542
going to think we're hip. That's exactly how I talked

2141
02:12:26,602 --> 02:12:30,457
about it. And then there was the... Was the boobs

2142
02:12:30,577 --> 02:12:32,731
calculator, I know you used it for the newsletter, was

2143
02:12:32,771 --> 02:12:36,587
that part of this run as well? The speak and

2144
02:12:36,628 --> 02:12:39,684
spell. I think it was. No. No, was that the

2145
02:12:39,725 --> 02:12:43,570
previous? I'm not sure. We get so much art. I

2146
02:12:43,590 --> 02:12:46,062
think it was the previous. Yeah. Yeah. We get a

2147
02:12:46,123 --> 02:12:48,635
lot of art. And I don't know if we have

2148
02:12:48,655 --> 02:12:51,524
the one we'll pick. yet so there's plenty of time

2149
02:12:51,564 --> 02:12:56,717
for you to upload to noagendaartgenerator.com we love going through

2150
02:12:56,757 --> 02:13:00,085
it it also shows us the things that hit during

2151
02:13:00,125 --> 02:13:01,930
the show gives us a good idea of what people

2152
02:13:02,010 --> 02:13:05,679
like hearing and we appreciate all of the work the

2153
02:13:05,759 --> 02:13:10,080
prompting that everybody does And now for the talent. portion

2154
02:13:10,101 --> 02:13:12,888
or that i'm sorry the treasure portion of time talents

2155
02:13:12,928 --> 02:13:15,095
and treasure which you can support the show by going

2156
02:13:15,135 --> 02:13:19,567
to noagendadonations.com and it can be any amount we love

2157
02:13:19,647 --> 02:13:23,565
the uh the numerology of it Love that when people

2158
02:13:23,626 --> 02:13:26,646
just come up with something crazy. We've had a lot

2159
02:13:26,848 --> 02:13:32,901
over the years. And we start. with John from Meridianville,

2160
02:13:32,921 --> 02:13:37,231
Alabama, who was kind enough to send us $1,000. He

2161
02:13:37,411 --> 02:13:41,962
added the fees, which is $30.26, and he says, Dear

2162
02:13:42,002 --> 02:13:43,867
Adam and John, I've been listening to the show for

2163
02:13:43,927 --> 02:13:46,132
longer than I would like to admit as a douchebag,

2164
02:13:46,172 --> 02:13:50,111
but after John's publicity stunt... I have been compelled to

2165
02:13:50,193 --> 02:13:54,650
donate. Not long after John rejoined the show, my dad

2166
02:13:54,670 --> 02:13:59,309
had a similar incident resulting in a quadruple bypass. Witnessing

2167
02:13:59,349 --> 02:14:03,120
John's steady recovery provided comfort and helped reduce the anxiety

2168
02:14:03,160 --> 02:14:05,688
that comes from watching a family member undergo such an

2169
02:14:05,768 --> 02:14:09,319
extensive procedure. I'm happy to report he is doing well.

2170
02:14:09,359 --> 02:14:11,546
and is well on his way to a full recovery.

2171
02:14:11,667 --> 02:14:14,015
We're happy to hear that. As for me, I'm a

2172
02:14:14,095 --> 02:14:18,249
recently retired Army Defense Artillery Officer with 22 years of

2173
02:14:18,289 --> 02:14:25,802
experience operating and planning for the... employment, he says, deployment

2174
02:14:26,204 --> 02:14:30,693
of air defense systems from mud to space. I'm currently

2175
02:14:30,753 --> 02:14:33,257
at the epicenter of air and missile defense development in

2176
02:14:33,297 --> 02:14:35,940
the Huntsville, Alabama area, and I'm looking forward to providing

2177
02:14:35,981 --> 02:14:38,724
my insights into recent events as we have seen a

2178
02:14:38,885 --> 02:14:43,211
decisive shift to drone-centric warfare coupled with large volleys of

2179
02:14:43,291 --> 02:14:47,396
ballistic and cruise missiles. You are hereby going to have

2180
02:14:47,437 --> 02:14:50,474
to provide us boots on the ground. Yes. For my

2181
02:14:50,534 --> 02:14:52,770
night name, I would like to be called Sir Tin

2182
02:14:52,790 --> 02:14:58,014
Lee Hungwell. Sir Tin Lee Hungwell, Red Knight of the

2183
02:14:58,115 --> 02:15:00,580
Rocket City, and would like to splurge on one of

2184
02:15:00,640 --> 02:15:04,770
those $800 tomahawk ribeyes for the roundtable. Apologies for the

2185
02:15:04,810 --> 02:15:07,436
long note. No thank you for your courage. No jingles,

2186
02:15:07,476 --> 02:15:11,377
no karma. I will give him a detail. You've been

2187
02:15:11,477 --> 02:15:25,277
de-douched. Okay, Michael Miller. In Sausalito, California, 103026. Glad you

2188
02:15:25,318 --> 02:15:28,155
two are still putting out the best podcast in the

2189
02:15:28,195 --> 02:15:32,122
universe. Looking forward to the lapel pin to add to

2190
02:15:32,163 --> 02:15:36,537
my no agenda paraphernalia. Karma for all. Oh, comma for

2191
02:15:36,557 --> 02:15:39,212
all. Oops, I'm sorry. Sorry, I screwed that up. Where's

2192
02:15:39,252 --> 02:15:43,589
my comma for all? There we go. You've got karma.

2193
02:15:44,535 --> 02:15:46,004
I want to mention something I want to put in

2194
02:15:46,044 --> 02:15:49,558
the newsletter. Okay. And I'm thinking about... Maybe we should

2195
02:15:49,966 --> 02:15:55,971
rethink. one of our old promotions. Okay. So if you

2196
02:15:55,991 --> 02:16:00,147
look at... When Trump is sitting, I think it's in

2197
02:16:00,187 --> 02:16:05,326
the Oval Office behind his desk. On his immediate left

2198
02:16:05,447 --> 02:16:08,398
side, there's a bunch of photos of his old family

2199
02:16:08,438 --> 02:16:11,148
and stuff. And on his right side, and I have

2200
02:16:11,229 --> 02:16:14,131
a picture out which I'll put in the newsletter eventually.

2201
02:16:14,551 --> 02:16:20,163
sooner than later. uh a display of what appears to

2202
02:16:20,224 --> 02:16:25,834
be a probably 50 challenge coins of all sorts. Yes,

2203
02:16:25,975 --> 02:16:29,671
we used to be big on the challenge coins. And

2204
02:16:30,674 --> 02:16:33,261
it just looks cool. And so the president of the

2205
02:16:33,341 --> 02:16:36,850
United States, who sets the moral tone for the nation,

2206
02:16:36,890 --> 02:16:41,069
according to every political science course you'll ever take. is

2207
02:16:41,210 --> 02:16:45,160
into challenge coins. It sounds like an opportunity. It just

2208
02:16:45,200 --> 02:16:47,711
hasn't been discussed. Somebody, some reporter is going to have

2209
02:16:47,751 --> 02:16:49,603
to ask him about it. because I haven't heard anything.

2210
02:16:49,884 --> 02:16:52,373
About his challenge coins? Yeah, he's got a ton of

2211
02:16:52,393 --> 02:16:54,781
them. They're right off his right shoulder. Well, because he's

2212
02:16:54,821 --> 02:16:58,184
hanging out with the military all the time. So, you

2213
02:16:58,265 --> 02:17:01,310
know, Mr. President, I want to give you this challenge

2214
02:17:01,351 --> 02:17:06,023
coin. I get it. He doesn't have to display them.

2215
02:17:06,667 --> 02:17:11,516
Well, don't you display yours? I have a lot of

2216
02:17:11,596 --> 02:17:16,870
them. Yeah. I display mine proudly. I got some really

2217
02:17:16,971 --> 02:17:20,481
cool ones. Yeah, I got some cool ones too. Thank

2218
02:17:20,521 --> 02:17:24,010
you, Michael Miller. Walter Bax is in London. That's in

2219
02:17:24,272 --> 02:17:30,643
Ontario. in uh... candanavia now he sent us $1,000 Canadian,

2220
02:17:31,305 --> 02:17:36,816
which sadly comes out to $716.46. However, we do honor

2221
02:17:36,856 --> 02:17:40,203
the dollarettes and the dollary dues. He's a first-time donator.

2222
02:17:40,884 --> 02:17:42,668
And every time I hear the order of the heart

2223
02:17:42,728 --> 02:17:45,574
jingle, it tugs at my heartstrings. I hope you'll honor

2224
02:17:45,614 --> 02:17:49,202
my 1,000 Canadian dollarettes. as it will be my honor

2225
02:17:49,262 --> 02:17:52,390
to be Sir Walter Back's Order of the Heart. Thanks

2226
02:17:52,450 --> 02:17:54,897
for all... Red Knight, Order of the Heart. Thanks for

2227
02:17:54,937 --> 02:17:57,684
all you do. Yes, I think that is approved in

2228
02:17:57,744 --> 02:18:02,356
advance, and we'll also give you a dedouche. You've been

2229
02:18:02,477 --> 02:18:08,219
dedouched. Yes, we obviously are going to go for that.

2230
02:18:08,835 --> 02:18:11,016
We had another guy, which was coming up later, who

2231
02:18:11,076 --> 02:18:16,369
said it's $300 in Canadian. dollars literally in cash. Oh

2232
02:18:16,730 --> 02:18:20,820
wow. The new plastic money. Can we even swap that?

2233
02:18:20,901 --> 02:18:22,926
Can we even get that out? I have to go

2234
02:18:22,946 --> 02:18:24,971
to an exchange or something. I'm not sure where I'm

2235
02:18:24,991 --> 02:18:27,918
gonna because the our bank that we use used to

2236
02:18:27,998 --> 02:18:31,905
do it. when they stopped. We'll figure it out. 361

2237
02:18:32,186 --> 02:18:35,392
Black Sheep in Johnson City, Tennessee 341 for 63. This

2238
02:18:35,873 --> 02:18:39,601
donation is reflective of my father's birthday 5/14/51. He passed

2239
02:18:39,681 --> 02:18:42,627
away while I was in Kuwait. I was coming home

2240
02:18:42,707 --> 02:18:46,154
for his service but then we were evacuated due to

2241
02:18:46,194 --> 02:18:51,510
ongoing tensions. My prayer, which was answered, I believe, was

2242
02:18:51,550 --> 02:18:54,177
for him to accept Jesus Christ late in his cancer

2243
02:18:54,197 --> 02:18:56,644
battle with the help of the pastor he did. His

2244
02:18:56,724 --> 02:18:59,211
last act, according to his wife, was to reach up.

2245
02:19:00,399 --> 02:19:04,800
at three o'clock-ish in the morning, then he expired. My

2246
02:19:04,840 --> 02:19:08,055
hope and prayer is that he found what I and

2247
02:19:08,116 --> 02:19:11,624
so many others. found salvation prayers for you both. This

2248
02:19:11,644 --> 02:19:15,572
donation is a switcheroo in honor of Claude Kitchen Van

2249
02:19:15,692 --> 02:19:20,562
Jr., retired Navy air traffic controller. Give him some. I'm

2250
02:19:20,642 --> 02:19:24,589
going to give you the whole load and some karma

2251
02:19:24,649 --> 02:19:29,619
of your choice, Adam. God bless, Sir E61 Black Sheep.

2252
02:19:30,011 --> 02:19:34,367
I'm going to give you the whole load today. You've

2253
02:19:34,428 --> 02:19:41,255
got karma. And we go to London in the UK,

2254
02:19:41,376 --> 02:19:44,807
Sir Luke Rayner. well known adam and john has been

2255
02:19:44,827 --> 02:19:48,550
15 years since my first donation and with this 346

2256
02:19:48,670 --> 02:19:52,677
dollars i've finally become a duke. When I was knighted

2257
02:19:52,737 --> 02:19:55,884
in 2014, I joked I'd one day be Sir Luke

2258
02:19:55,925 --> 02:19:58,391
the Duke. And here we are. Thank you, Adam and

2259
02:19:58,411 --> 02:20:00,496
John, for all the laughs of media deconstruction. It was

2260
02:20:00,616 --> 02:20:03,102
great to meet you both at the London meetups. No

2261
02:20:03,182 --> 02:20:05,388
coffee or honey to promote, but I do have a

2262
02:20:05,488 --> 02:20:07,774
cycling event this Sunday. It's a long shot, but if

2263
02:20:07,874 --> 02:20:13,309
any producers fancy, fancy. joining me and 200 mammals, middle-aged

2264
02:20:13,369 --> 02:20:15,473
men in Lycra, for a ride through the Hertz and

2265
02:20:15,513 --> 02:20:19,901
the Bucks, that's Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire, in the countryside, head

2266
02:20:19,941 --> 02:20:29,037
to sportiveuk.co.uk, sportiveuk.co.uk, and use ITM for, code ITM for

2267
02:20:29,057 --> 02:20:33,197
10% off. My new title, Sir Luke Rayner, Duke of

2268
02:20:33,258 --> 02:20:42,158
London and the Southeast. Karma for all. You've got karma.

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Dennis Cato's up. He's in Tampa, Florida, 33333. ITM, gentlemen,

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while pain certainly seems topical. Well, pain seems certainly topical.

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We've had such an uptick in sales from listeners. Ah,

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Cato, the show using the Adam 20 code at checkout

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at ManukaGold.com. that we had to turn Return game night?

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Wait, turn game... Game night, game night, game night. Oh,

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turn... Okay, turn game night. into a game of shipping

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and handling. You missed the Knicks game. We're really having

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to bring the whole family into the family business nowadays.

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As always, we appreciate all the positive feedback we have

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received from you. gentlemen and all the listeners of No

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Agenda. On top of the 20% off with the code,

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we'll be continuing our giveaway of a travel-sized jar of

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our pain relief gel on all orders over $49 through

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Father's Day. For those of you interested in the Arnica

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Relief Gel instead, just leave a note at checkout. It's

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particularly excellent for bruise care as I can... I'd like

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to see how that works. Bruise cares, I can personally

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attest, after my trip over Memorial Day weekend, I didn't

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plan on, are manuka... dog saw a squirrel what was

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it doing on your chest as always Thank you for

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your courage. We're honored to support the show. The Minooka

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Gold family. Dennis. Cato, Tampa, Florida. Thank you very much,

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Dennis. Dame Lisa, Foxborough, Massachusetts, with the favorite 333.33 sent

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in a note and says, Adam and John, I'm enclosing

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my annual donation. The show is worth 10 times this.

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But I hope it helps with your donation drought and

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keeps John off the ledge for a few more weeks.

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Yes, we all want to keep John off the ledge.

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John, congrats on your recovery from the, hey, I'm still

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awake, bypass surgery. Quite impressive. And kudos to Adam, who

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seamlessly and professionally kept the show going with Mimi. I

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enjoyed her stories and getting insight. into the Dvorak marriage.

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I'm wondering if either of you listen to Promethean Action

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Podcast, and if so, what are your thoughts? Yes, I...

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We clip it. We clip it. We do. We like

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it a lot. I like those ladies. I don't want

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to risk John's... They're a bit much, but they're, you

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know... I like those ladies. It's three times a week,

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02:23:10,953 --> 02:23:14,862
15 minutes. It's not that bad. It's the long, like,

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they do a show on... Frank, quite frankly, is a

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02:23:17,250 --> 02:23:20,621
big fan of theirs, too. They do a long, like,

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live show on Thursdays. That's tough to get through. But

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I do like the short 15 minutes. I don't want

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to risk John's wrath with a long note. So no

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jingles, only baby-making karma for my daughter. As from Dame

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Lisa of Amic Lake in Foxborough, Massachusetts. You've got... Harma.

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Damian Killoran in Venice, Florida. And look at this, he

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sent in a note. Two notes in a row. In

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the morning, crackpot and buzz goes another long note, I

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might add. Today's got a lot of notes that are

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really too long. First time donor, please de-douche me. You've

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been de-douched. I know he's going to want boogity, boogity

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and job. karma for all i was hitting the mouth

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in 2020 when adam was on rogan i listened to

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all the mo facts although i never got a biscuit

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on my birthday they always give me a biscuit on

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my birthday there it is now i listen to the

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02:24:21,969 --> 02:24:25,337
most podcasts while i am doing yard work but i

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02:24:25,418 --> 02:24:30,423
save no agenda for when i'm at work Hmm. Hey,

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what are you doing? I'm working. My smoking hot wife

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and I are a second generation family business in Venice,

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Florida called Scarlet Macaw Resort Wear. Hmm. Hmm. This November

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will mark our 33rd year in business. 33 is the

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magic number. We listen to the show together. while I

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unpack boxes. and she paints the unique clothing our store

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is known for. You know, a nice Hawaiian shirt would

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be handy. We also put our six, soon to be

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seven-year-old human resources. to work too, because as we know,

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a family that no agenda together stays together it's called

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child labor and it works like a champ speaking of

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the hand painted clothing we'd like to offer no agendas

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audience a 10 discount on any purchase from our website

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scarlet macaw of venice.com yeah i'm looking at it right

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now how does it look yeah it's for chicks but

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it's nice That's for chicks. It's for chicks, man. It's

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for chicks. Please use code NOAGENDA10 on our way. Giving

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back to the community each month is by donating 10%

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of the sale price of any item featuring dogs and

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02:25:41,070 --> 02:25:45,182
cats to our local Humane Society. Well, items featuring marine

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02:25:45,242 --> 02:25:51,899
life result in donations to... Mote Marine. Mote Marine. Listening

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02:25:51,939 --> 02:25:53,943
to the best podcast in the universe has been invaluable

2351
02:25:54,003 --> 02:25:56,147
beyond measure, and I'll try to hit people in the

2352
02:25:56,187 --> 02:25:58,391
mouth whenever I can. I like to call out Kyle

2353
02:25:58,672 --> 02:26:04,142
in Indiana as a douchebag. And here's the shrinking amygdalas

2354
02:26:04,182 --> 02:26:19,458
for four more years. Damien. You've got karma. And believe

2355
02:26:19,498 --> 02:26:22,814
it or not, another note with $300 attached to it

2356
02:26:22,834 --> 02:26:28,759
from Bob Stanhope in Great Forks, British. Columbia And so

2357
02:26:28,780 --> 02:26:34,184
that's... Canadian dollar dues. Yeah, it is the cash. Good

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02:26:34,224 --> 02:26:39,037
morning from Grand Forks, BC, Canada, men. The pilgrimage to

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02:26:39,077 --> 02:26:41,985
knighthood continues. You may recall having trouble cashing my checks

2360
02:26:42,005 --> 02:26:44,171
a few weeks ago, working on the premise you never

2361
02:26:44,211 --> 02:26:46,116
were able to cash it as it never cleared on

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02:26:46,156 --> 02:26:48,805
my end. Is that true? We never cleared it, never

2363
02:26:48,845 --> 02:26:54,265
cached it. Oh, that check. Yep. Yeah. Here's the problem

2364
02:26:54,285 --> 02:26:56,331
with that. I should have sent it back to him.

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02:26:56,913 --> 02:27:00,003
I have it sitting on the, on the, on the.

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02:27:00,775 --> 02:27:04,419
in a spot where I was going to do that.

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02:27:04,967 --> 02:27:08,228
So here's the problem with Canadian checks. I've always said,

2368
02:27:08,248 --> 02:27:13,390
yeah, send Canadian checks. Yeah. So our bank which uses

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02:27:13,410 --> 02:27:16,280
uh used to use a very they had banks are

2370
02:27:16,341 --> 02:27:22,647
like uh microservices architecture nowadays yes true So they have

2371
02:27:22,708 --> 02:27:25,181
like, oh yeah, we have a service provider. They won't

2372
02:27:25,242 --> 02:27:28,319
cash Canadian checks. We used to have a different one

2373
02:27:28,379 --> 02:27:31,738
that did. Now the new guy won't. Were they going

2374
02:27:31,778 --> 02:27:36,977
to change that? Because it's inconvenient for us businessmen. We're

2375
02:27:37,038 --> 02:27:40,798
trying to find a new provider. Okay. Well, how about

2376
02:27:40,858 --> 02:27:46,278
this? Just use Bitcoin, man. Use the Bitcoin. Get yourself

2377
02:27:46,318 --> 02:27:49,637
some 300 Canadian dollar or dues in Bitcoin and use

2378
02:27:49,658 --> 02:27:53,098
the Bitcoin. Bitcoin QR code. He did the right thing.

2379
02:27:53,118 --> 02:27:55,383
He sent some, well, again, it's going to be a

2380
02:27:55,403 --> 02:27:59,474
plastic money. We'll see. We'll see. Real plastic. And it's

2381
02:27:59,594 --> 02:28:04,085
really plasticky. So I'm enclosing 300 Canadian dollaroos. Let's hope

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02:28:04,105 --> 02:28:05,949
the bank will accept it. Keep up the good work.

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02:28:05,970 --> 02:28:09,137
Keep the faith. And most importantly, stay dangerous. No jingles,

2384
02:28:09,177 --> 02:28:12,158
no karma. You will love Bob Stanhope, a guy who

2385
02:28:12,239 --> 02:28:17,239
rides bikes in the boundary. First Ukrainian meetup comes in

2386
02:28:17,279 --> 02:28:25,978
with $230.71. Please de-douche. The former mink farmer, now dude

2387
02:28:26,079 --> 02:28:30,962
named Ben. You've been D. Yes, I have a report

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02:28:31,022 --> 02:28:35,511
from them 5788 us dollars from the former mink farmer

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02:28:36,292 --> 02:28:39,579
now a dude named Ben Please deduce is set 173

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02:28:39,619 --> 02:28:41,823
or 3 u.s. Dollars from the rest of the people

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02:28:41,903 --> 02:28:44,168
present. Yeah. Thank you for your courage Yeah, I have

2392
02:28:44,208 --> 02:28:47,294
a written meetup report and they're gonna do a an

2393
02:28:47,414 --> 02:28:50,019
audio one. I think is forthcoming. Thank you very much

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02:28:50,027 --> 02:28:54,370
There were people there. we good we had people hello

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02:28:54,592 --> 02:28:59,831
ukraine hello ukraine you gotta say ukraine Sky Kilbury. You,

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Cray, you. Sky Kilbury is in Belfair, Washington, sends $210.60

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02:29:04,022 --> 02:29:08,635
and says, please credit Sky's window cleaning on Hood Canal.

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I offer a no agenda. producer discount. God bless. No

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02:29:12,111 --> 02:29:21,327
agenda. Hmm. Craig Homer. Corner. Corner. I like the Homer

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02:29:21,367 --> 02:29:25,161
better. Yeah, but it's Horner. Okay, Horner in San Angelo,

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Texas, 200 bucks. ITM. Related donation in memory of Scott

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Adams. He helped me. think about things in new ways,

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just like you guys. Adam, I love your spirit, good

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humor, and wit. John, you need to be less of

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a grouch. Whoa! Slam! Hey, yo! Butt slam! And there

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she is, Linda Lepatkin. She comes in from Lakewood, Colorado

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$200 associate executive producer again for her. She just wants

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jobs, karma, and as always, she reminds you that your

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resume has about 10 seconds to make an impression, and

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most don't. For a resume that gets results, go to

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hiring managers will see it. see their value. That's Image

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Jobs and writer of winning resumes. Jobs, jobs, jobs and

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jobs. Let's vote for jobs. Bye. Well, this is interesting.

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Sky's window cleaners and hoods. canal Washington which is this

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sky run by sky sky It was in... Bell Fair,

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02:30:38,066 --> 02:30:42,297
wherever. Please credit Sky's Window Cleaning on Hood Canal. I

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02:30:42,377 --> 02:30:46,308
offer No Agenda producers a discount. Karma, please. God bless

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No Agenda, $200. We're going to combine these two and

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move them up to executive. producer where he belongs. That's

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absolutely true. Thank you very much. You've got karma. And

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we thank these executive and associate executive producers for their

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wonderful contributions. As always, $200 and above. Not only do

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we read your note, we'd love them to be a

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little bit shorter. We also give you the Hollywood credit

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of associate executive producer valid wherever hollywood credits are recognized

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including linkedin your social media profile and most importantly imdb.com

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and 300 or more we'll also read your note and

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you get an executive producer credit valid anywhere you can

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put it even on your business cards hey baby i'm

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a producer of what the no agenda show oh wow

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So thank you to you and enjoy your credits and

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thank you for your courage. Our formula is this. We

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hit people in the mouth. everybody $50 or above here's

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the rest of our list Christopher Ebert in Spartanburg South

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Carolina 105 35 Jill jaunty and Omaha Nebraska 90 Loni

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Salas in Gold Hill Oregon 88 88 thank you very

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much Kevin McLaughlin he is the arch Duke of Luna,

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Lover of America and Boobs, Concord, North Carolina, the $80.08.

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He says, God bless America and melons. Brian McIntyre, Richboro,

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Pennsylvania, 75. He says, this is a get-off-my-lawn donation. Big

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6-8, Henderson, Nevada, from Big 6-8. You guys rock. Thank

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you. Patricia Lombardo in Collegeville, Pennsylvania. Hey John, I played

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with mercury as a kid too. I used to break

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the thermometer to get at the stuff. Then when anyone

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in the house got sick, my mom could never find

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one to take the temperature. Well, that sounds like. Strange?

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We always wanted our mom to take her temperature and

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we'd rub it under or rub it wherever we could

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to make it go up so that you could stay

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home. Stephen Shoemake, Xenia, Ohio, $64.80. Bad Ideas Supply, $50.50.

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It's the 50-50. Dame Rita, Sparks, Nevada. Thank you, Dame

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Rita. $50.33. And here are the 50s. We say thank

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you to Stefan Trockels from Soost in Deutschland. Roderick Brown

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in Mermaid. Prince Edward Island, Canada. Stephen Shumake again from

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Xenia, Ohio. It's interesting. Oh, wait. Stephen Shoemaker. No, Shoemaker.

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02:33:22,875 --> 02:33:24,904
Is it the same guy? Is it a different guy?

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02:33:24,964 --> 02:33:27,134
I don't understand. No, no, it's the same guy, Ben.

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The shoemaker came. When it's in that gray, that means

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it was a check. And I think that was just

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mistyped. Tim DelVecchio, Blandon, Pennsylvania, Gary Mao in Woodland Hills,

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California, and winding out the list of 50s, Jason Deluzio

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from Miami Beach, Florida. Thank you all so much. It

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Completely up to you. Whatever value you get out of

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list. Sir E61 Black. or wishes his late father a

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belated happy birthday. He would be celebrating on May 14th.

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Craig Horner, happy birthday to Scott Adams. Another belated birthday

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has passed. He would have celebrated on June 8th. Dame

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Susan of the Soldner Wheel, happy birthday to her son,

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Elliot. He celebrated on the 9th. And look whose birthday

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it is today. Producer to the hit movies, Dana Brunetti,

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celebrates his birthday June 11th. We say happy birthday from

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everybody here at the best podcast in the universe. It's

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your birthday. Slay the night's strangers Don't wanna That's right.

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Sir Luke Rayner now becomes Sir Luke Rayner, Duke of

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London and the Southeast. He is Duke Luke is what

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I'm going to call him. Congratulations. Duke Luke. Duke Luke.

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Thank you very much for supporting the Noah Jenner Show

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love it. We have two knights, two of whom will

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Right from the start We have the soon-to-be-knighted Sir Tin

2489
02:35:38,262 --> 02:35:43,756
Lee Hungwell, that's John, Michael Miller, and Walter Bax. All

2490
02:35:43,836 --> 02:35:46,904
three of you will receive the coveted Red Knight Order

2491
02:35:47,205 --> 02:35:50,934
of the Heart Pins. Go to noahjohnnerings.com and make sure

2492
02:35:50,954 --> 02:35:53,352
you let us know where to send it to. I

2493
02:35:53,372 --> 02:35:56,733
send it to you because you deserve this as members

2494
02:35:56,834 --> 02:36:14,255
of the order of the heart. BISBRO! All right, now

2495
02:36:14,276 --> 02:36:16,773
we... two of these guys up here on the podium.

2496
02:36:16,793 --> 02:36:18,417
So if you could bring out your blade, John, that

2497
02:36:18,939 --> 02:36:21,807
would be... Yeah, here you go. A little enthusiasm is

2498
02:36:21,827 --> 02:36:24,133
always welcome. There you go. It's a big one. Oh,

2499
02:36:24,153 --> 02:36:35,931
wait. Another one. Nice. Ah! Thanks to your support, We'll

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02:36:36,272 --> 02:36:57,187
be right back. We've got $800 tomahawk ribeyes. We've got

2501
02:36:57,308 --> 02:37:00,899
ginger ale and gerbils. breast milk and pablum and of

2502
02:37:00,939 --> 02:37:03,408
course we have the mutton and the mead always here

2503
02:37:03,428 --> 02:37:06,759
at the round table for you go to noagendarings.com let

2504
02:37:06,819 --> 02:37:09,809
us know what ring size you'd like there's a ring

2505
02:37:09,849 --> 02:37:13,340
sizing guide on the website and also just tell us

2506
02:37:13,540 --> 02:37:15,124
where to send it and we'll get that off to

2507
02:37:15,164 --> 02:37:17,629
you as soon as possible. Thank you both very much

2508
02:37:17,789 --> 02:37:21,297
for supporting us and to our brand new Red Knights

2509
02:37:21,377 --> 02:37:34,057
in the Order of the Heart. We don't have any

2510
02:37:34,277 --> 02:37:37,765
audio meetup reports, but I did get a written report

2511
02:37:37,826 --> 02:37:40,853
soon to be followed up, I hope, with something in

2512
02:37:40,933 --> 02:37:44,060
audio. But it was indeed the first Ukrainian meetup that

2513
02:37:44,100 --> 02:37:47,829
was held on June the 6th at Fatmus Bila Tverka

2514
02:37:47,849 --> 02:37:54,495
Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine. Successful meeting! Assembly, one Dutch douchebag, birthday

2515
02:37:54,535 --> 02:37:57,901
boy, dude named Ben, one Ukrainian master healer of animals,

2516
02:37:58,021 --> 02:38:01,988
plus spouse, one Dutch wizard of machinery, plants and concrete,

2517
02:38:02,068 --> 02:38:05,854
spouse and human resource, one deputy director and right hand

2518
02:38:05,995 --> 02:38:09,300
of the cow whisperer married to one guru of cost,

2519
02:38:09,321 --> 02:38:14,170
prices and liquidity. Wow. They had steaks, cold charcuterie, young

2520
02:38:14,231 --> 02:38:18,457
potatoes, grilled vegetables, cake, beer, brandy, gin, tonic, and coffee.

2521
02:38:19,860 --> 02:38:24,427
So he says that progress report, Ukrainian economy supported, mouths

2522
02:38:24,487 --> 02:38:29,435
hit, formula propagated, donations collected, air raid, audible, mood, joyful,

2523
02:38:30,296 --> 02:38:33,912
human resource, strong dislike for... pickles detected and loudly expressed.

2524
02:38:34,855 --> 02:38:36,660
And there's a lot more. They had a lot going

2525
02:38:36,760 --> 02:38:39,327
on here. So send us that audio report. We look

2526
02:38:39,367 --> 02:38:42,135
forward to hearing from you. And thanks again for being

2527
02:38:42,195 --> 02:38:47,414
our very first Ukrainian meetup. I don't know many other

2528
02:38:47,475 --> 02:38:50,121
podcasts who can say that they've had a meetup in

2529
02:38:50,222 --> 02:38:53,753
Ukraine. Just saying. Now, if you want to go to

2530
02:38:53,973 --> 02:38:57,238
one in Boise, Idaho on Saturday, the Treasure Valley Boise

2531
02:38:57,318 --> 02:38:59,701
meetup meets at three o'clock at Green Acres Food Truck

2532
02:38:59,761 --> 02:39:03,747
Park. Also on Saturday, the Franklin Slices and Sips meetup

2533
02:39:03,787 --> 02:39:07,493
at six o'clock at Salvo's Pizza in Franklin, Tennessee. On

2534
02:39:07,553 --> 02:39:10,517
Sunday, our next show day, the Happy Indie June Flag

2535
02:39:10,537 --> 02:39:13,090
Day meetup at three o'clock. Blind Owl Brewery. It's the

2536
02:39:13,131 --> 02:39:16,299
big one in Indianapolis, Indiana. The rest of this month,

2537
02:39:16,319 --> 02:39:18,845
we have the 18th, Charlotte, North Carolina. The 20th, Los

2538
02:39:18,945 --> 02:39:22,695
Angeles, California. Rotterdam, the Netherlands on the 26th. Fort Wayne,

2539
02:39:22,715 --> 02:39:25,522
Indiana on the 27th, along with Albany, California. Now you

2540
02:39:25,562 --> 02:39:29,206
know about the Albany, California meetup now. Yeah, it's on

2541
02:39:29,247 --> 02:39:32,321
the 27th. And you're going? As far as I can

2542
02:39:32,361 --> 02:39:36,128
tell. 28th, Longview, Texas, and then we're into July. Nothing

2543
02:39:36,168 --> 02:39:38,332
on the 4th, of course, but all the way through

2544
02:39:38,372 --> 02:39:40,697
to October, you can find all of these meetups listed

2545
02:39:40,717 --> 02:39:45,166
at noagendameetups.com. Go there to find out exactly where one

2546
02:39:45,246 --> 02:39:47,891
is going to be held near you. They are all

2547
02:39:47,971 --> 02:39:49,875
around the world, and if there isn't one in your

2548
02:39:49,935 --> 02:39:54,447
country, your burg, your city. your town start one yourself

2549
02:39:54,547 --> 02:39:58,821
it's very easy noagendameetups.com easy to do and always a

2550
02:39:58,861 --> 02:40:14,537
party *music* ♪ You don't have the same ♪ ♪

2551
02:40:14,558 --> 02:40:20,288
To say ♪ Remember... Connection gives you protection. The people

2552
02:40:20,328 --> 02:40:23,115
you meet there will be your responders, your first responders

2553
02:40:23,276 --> 02:40:25,622
in any emergency. We have John's tip of the day

2554
02:40:25,682 --> 02:40:28,189
coming up. Some very loud and raucous end of show

2555
02:40:28,209 --> 02:40:31,357
mixes with a dynamite jingle at the very end. But

2556
02:40:31,377 --> 02:40:35,158
first. Time to listen to the ISOs. And I have

2557
02:40:35,218 --> 02:40:37,427
two, you have two. You sent them as bonus clips,

2558
02:40:37,467 --> 02:40:40,057
which is not really true. They were ISOs. It wasn't

2559
02:40:40,117 --> 02:40:42,980
bonus, but I got them. And I will play mine

2560
02:40:43,040 --> 02:40:45,363
first. So proud of what you're doing. Keep it up,

2561
02:40:45,444 --> 02:40:51,531
man. Let me try this next one. This is above

2562
02:40:51,653 --> 02:40:57,490
and beyond. anything. Kind of like that. Okay, well what

2563
02:40:57,530 --> 02:41:01,273
do you have? Oh my god. I have two, as

2564
02:41:01,313 --> 02:41:06,005
you mentioned. I couldn't get any more celebrities. My tokens

2565
02:41:06,045 --> 02:41:10,937
all ran out. You burned your tokens. There's a scam

2566
02:41:11,017 --> 02:41:15,173
going on, too. With the tokens? No, with these websites.

2567
02:41:15,193 --> 02:41:18,209
There's a bunch of these celebrity voice, you know, AI

2568
02:41:18,269 --> 02:41:22,532
websites. and they're all run by, you can tell, they're

2569
02:41:22,835 --> 02:41:27,709
all... fronts for the same operation. Well, duh. You go

2570
02:41:27,729 --> 02:41:29,842
to this one and it looks the same as that

2571
02:41:30,023 --> 02:41:31,431
one. And then you go to that one and it

2572
02:41:31,451 --> 02:41:33,477
looks the same as the other one. And they're all

2573
02:41:33,577 --> 02:41:35,523
the same. They got the same voices and then they

2574
02:41:35,563 --> 02:41:39,274
got the same. Oh, join with your Google account. So

2575
02:41:39,314 --> 02:41:41,361
you do that and you get the exact same screens.

2576
02:41:41,401 --> 02:41:44,410
And you bought tokens? No, I bought nothing. Those are

2577
02:41:44,430 --> 02:41:48,310
all the stuff you get free. Oh, okay. Okay, so

2578
02:41:48,351 --> 02:41:51,027
what do you got? Well, let's start with geniuses. These

2579
02:41:51,107 --> 02:41:55,159
two geniuses nailed it again. Wow, she went to British

2580
02:41:55,219 --> 02:41:57,969
at the end there. These two geniuses nailed it again.

2581
02:41:57,989 --> 02:42:02,142
Interesting. Eh, okay. I feel like British tried this good.

2582
02:42:02,423 --> 02:42:08,528
Why can't more podcasts be this good? Let's try that

2583
02:42:09,333 --> 02:42:12,616
again. Why can't more podcasts be this good? Yeah, I

2584
02:42:12,656 --> 02:42:14,764
think we should take... that one that's pretty good better

2585
02:42:14,805 --> 02:42:17,929
than the ones i have But before we take anything,

2586
02:42:18,010 --> 02:42:22,259
it's time for John's Tip of the Day. ♪ That's

2587
02:42:22,280 --> 02:42:26,314
for you and me, just the two of us with

2588
02:42:26,334 --> 02:42:30,737
JCB ♪ and sometimes Adam. We're going back to the

2589
02:42:30,837 --> 02:42:33,719
well here with the only tips that anyone really likes.

2590
02:42:34,847 --> 02:42:39,508
Costco wine. Yes, we always pine for the Costco wine.

2591
02:42:39,529 --> 02:42:47,093
Okay, here's a $7.90. 9 cents, $7.96. uh that's what

2592
02:42:47,173 --> 02:42:49,543
i paid it could be very by a buck or

2593
02:42:49,583 --> 02:42:53,719
two here and there and this is just a stunner

2594
02:42:53,919 --> 02:42:58,557
It's a low alcohol. summer wine. We're entering summer, so

2595
02:42:58,617 --> 02:43:02,037
it's about time we started drinking this stuff. It's the

2596
02:43:02,137 --> 02:43:08,420
Kirkland Signature Moscato D'Asti. Mmm. Now Moscato D'Asti is an

2597
02:43:08,580 --> 02:43:12,836
area of Italy that makes this sweet, low alcohol, slightly

2598
02:43:12,956 --> 02:43:19,688
spritzy. Should be spritzy. Spritzy? Yes, spritzy. Spritzy. A slightly

2599
02:43:19,728 --> 02:43:24,820
spritzy wine that is so good. And I just say

2600
02:43:24,860 --> 02:43:29,803
right off, I've had probably 20 examples of this product

2601
02:43:29,844 --> 02:43:34,189
from different vendors. They're all terrific. I've never had a

2602
02:43:34,249 --> 02:43:35,622
bad one. I don't know if they can make a

2603
02:43:35,682 --> 02:43:38,520
bad one. It's just one of those falling off a

2604
02:43:38,640 --> 02:43:43,252
log wines. And this stuff is so tasty that on

2605
02:43:43,332 --> 02:43:47,583
a hot afternoon, chilled, it's a stunner. Now, does it

2606
02:43:47,603 --> 02:43:51,393
come in like 6%, 5%, 6% alcohol? Does it come

2607
02:43:51,413 --> 02:43:56,253
in flavors? No, it's a musket grape. So what kind

2608
02:43:56,313 --> 02:43:59,686
of flavor is that? It's a muscat. I know, but

2609
02:43:59,826 --> 02:44:02,657
is it sweet? Is it... Yeah, it's a sweet wine.

2610
02:44:02,697 --> 02:44:07,255
It's a sweet, spritzy, refreshing, dynamite product. So it has

2611
02:44:07,335 --> 02:44:10,928
carbonation in it? Yeah, it's always had carbonation a little

2612
02:44:10,948 --> 02:44:13,469
bit. So, but not like... Like champagne? No, not like

2613
02:44:13,509 --> 02:44:16,731
champagne. Oh, okay. So it's a wine cooler is what

2614
02:44:16,751 --> 02:44:20,967
you're saying. It's beyond any wine cooler you think you've

2615
02:44:21,007 --> 02:44:24,076
had. What was the name of that? It was really

2616
02:44:24,156 --> 02:44:29,431
popular for a while in the college girls. No, no,

2617
02:44:29,492 --> 02:44:31,578
no, no. We call them. What was the name of

2618
02:44:31,638 --> 02:44:34,863
that? It was like a Spritzer drink and all the

2619
02:44:34,923 --> 02:44:38,528
girls were drinking it. The girls would love this stuff.

2620
02:44:38,588 --> 02:44:40,494
I'm trying to think what that was called, though. It

2621
02:44:40,534 --> 02:44:44,628
was... Come on, chat room, help him out. I don't

2622
02:44:44,648 --> 02:44:46,775
know what he's talking about. They're no good. They're no

2623
02:44:46,835 --> 02:44:52,060
good. It was really popular in... in Europe too. Zima?

2624
02:44:52,120 --> 02:44:56,994
No, not Zima. It was something else. Oh, Zima's terrible.

2625
02:44:57,415 --> 02:45:00,564
Zima was something with a B. It was something with

2626
02:45:00,644 --> 02:45:04,254
a B. Breezer. That's what it was. Breezer. I remembered

2627
02:45:04,315 --> 02:45:08,201
by myself. Breezer. Well, that's not a breezer. It's a

2628
02:45:08,302 --> 02:45:11,549
tip of the day. Tipoftheday.net for all of them. ♪

2629
02:45:11,569 --> 02:45:15,827
That's for you and me, just the tip with JCB

2630
02:45:15,848 --> 02:45:21,146
♪ Sometimes, Adam. Created by Dana Burnetti. That's right, created

2631
02:45:21,246 --> 02:45:24,990
by Dana Burnetti, the birthday boy. He's probably, how old

2632
02:45:25,070 --> 02:45:32,444
is he, 59? I think he's 28. Ah A reminder,

2633
02:45:32,525 --> 02:45:35,712
coming up next, just keep listening live in your modern

2634
02:45:35,752 --> 02:45:40,865
podcast app or at noagendastream.com. We have the Battle of

2635
02:45:40,925 --> 02:45:44,674
the Douchebags Season 2, Episode 8 with Sir Seat Sitter

2636
02:45:44,714 --> 02:45:47,862
and a cast of thousands. It is live, live, live,

2637
02:45:47,882 --> 02:45:54,773
baby. Sunday thousands of nitro-burning funny cars, the Battle of

2638
02:45:54,813 --> 02:46:07,294
the Douchebags. And there's a little fun jingle at the

2639
02:46:07,374 --> 02:46:10,194
end, which will be a real earworm, like you've never

2640
02:46:10,234 --> 02:46:13,391
heard it before. And we will return on Sunday to

2641
02:46:13,451 --> 02:46:16,778
bring you more of your media deconstruction. The war will

2642
02:46:16,818 --> 02:46:20,366
be over. Oil will drop like a rock. Gas will

2643
02:46:20,406 --> 02:46:23,292
be cheap. Everyone's going to be happy just in time

2644
02:46:23,332 --> 02:46:27,288
for the 4th of July. I will be coming to

2645
02:46:27,328 --> 02:46:29,407
you once again from the heart of the Texas Hill

2646
02:46:29,468 --> 02:46:33,093
Country here in Fredericksburg. Texas. In the morning, everybody, I'm

2647
02:46:33,113 --> 02:46:37,283
Adam Curry. And from the refinery row where the FIFA

2648
02:46:37,764 --> 02:46:41,934
is the tug of the town, I'm John C. Dvorak.

2649
02:46:41,954 --> 02:46:47,207
Remember us at noagendadonations.com until Sunday. Adios, mofos. A-hooey, hooey,

2650
02:46:47,608 --> 02:47:06,463
and such. I'm bored enough to rip out my head.

2651
02:47:09,059 --> 02:47:14,093
Subscribe Crank the dial, ignite the feed. This show is

2652
02:47:14,173 --> 02:47:23,094
a watch. International chaos, economic busting coming, Los Angeles elections,

2653
02:47:23,114 --> 02:47:39,896
the ma- Random amounts make you a knight Red light!

2654
02:47:40,571 --> 02:47:45,809
Shining bright. Executive producer, yeah, that's your crown. Put it

2655
02:47:45,829 --> 02:47:49,489
on your resume and throw it down. Forever credit, eternal

2656
02:47:49,530 --> 02:47:54,407
clout. Scream, no agenda! And you walk out Coin in

2657
02:47:54,669 --> 02:47:56,718
the chain, strike more PayPal, feed the vein. The show

2658
02:47:56,878 --> 02:48:00,072
survives on your devotion, so toss your wallet in the

2659
02:48:00,253 --> 02:48:14,011
ocean. I'm mediocre Stay vicious. Lay Pelpin Delicious. Uh... Destiny

2660
02:48:14,623 --> 02:48:25,535
Support the show or face the fury And I stand

2661
02:48:25,556 --> 02:49:02,176
alone ♪ Up in the morning with the rising sun

2662
02:49:02,476 --> 02:49:05,124
♪ ♪ John's heart surgery's officially done ♪ ♪ John's

2663
02:49:05,264 --> 02:49:08,333
heart surgery's officially done ♪ ♪ He's back home cause

2664
02:49:08,393 --> 02:49:39,519
he got his strength ♪ Now they Show some respect,

2665
02:49:39,845 --> 02:49:53,905
show some respect, no! The Hormuz St- We'll be right

2666
02:49:54,166 --> 02:50:13,194
back. while the oil tankers sweat and the news calls

2667
02:50:13,255 --> 02:50:16,278
it measured. Yeah, measured in regret. To the hill where

2668
02:50:16,298 --> 02:50:19,148
Bill Gates gets a chair Epstein files open and the

2669
02:50:19,228 --> 02:50:22,961
calendar's there Strictly philanthropy and I'm the Easter Bunny The

2670
02:50:23,202 --> 02:50:27,434
dates line up like a bag California still counting ballots

2671
02:50:27,474 --> 02:50:30,295
like a Netflix show that won't die. Mail-in marathon while

2672
02:50:30,315 --> 02:50:32,987
the fraud theory- ♪ AI's the future but the bubble's

2673
02:50:33,027 --> 02:50:35,136
getting thick ♪ ♪ Throwing billions at models that still

2674
02:50:35,196 --> 02:50:38,068
can't do arithmetic ♪ ♪ Legacy Media's got the formula

2675
02:50:38,148 --> 02:50:40,397
locked and loaded ♪ ♪ Lie, deny, then pivot to

2676
02:50:40,457 --> 02:50:47,114
the next thing they promoted ♪ Agenda's here to take

2677
02:50:47,135 --> 02:50:53,485
it for Construct the nonsense, expose the charade. That's how

2678
02:50:53,525 --> 02:50:58,824
we get paid. Drop your donation if you like the

2679
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view. We'll keep slicing through the spin for you. you

2680
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♪ For cash today ♪ MoFo. Dvorak.org slash N-A. What?

2681
02:51:37,067 --> 02:51:38,823
more podcasts be this good.