The latest episode of the No Agenda Show, Episode 1891 titled "We Need Memes!", broadcast from FEMA Region 5 near Chicago and the Connecticut shore, features guest hosts Darren O'Neill and Larry Bleidner filling in following the passing of co-founder John C. Dvorak. The episode opens with a tearful tribute from Australian listener Sarah Harris before diving into a two-hour media deconstruction covering RFK Jr.'s CNN appearance, Bernie Sanders' real estate, and Donald Trump's Truth Social API pricing.
The hosts tackle RFK Jr.'s confrontation with CNN's Dana Bash, where he accused her of "press malpractice" over COVID-era coverage. Bleidner praised the moment, noting it was rare for a cabinet member to turn the tables on a broadcaster. In a verbatim clip, Kennedy tells Bash: "I think it was absolute press malpractice. You weren't allowing your... Mr. Secretary, your job is a fierce skepticism toward authority. And you weren't doing that. You were beating up people who were dissenting." O'Neill adds that disagreement was rebranded as disinformation during the pandemic, a pattern the show has documented for years.
The episode also scrutinizes Bernie Sanders' defense of his three homes, including a Lake Champlain "summer camp," and Trump Media's newly announced Truth Social API, which costs $100,000 per month. O'Neill argues that Senator Chris Murphy and pundit David Pakman misrepresent the API as "insider trading." Drawing on his technical background, O'Neill explains that high-frequency traders already pay for similar firehose access on X, and the advantage measures in milliseconds. The hosts also dissect Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's leaked remarks about "paving the pathway for 2028" through memes and "primarying" Senator John Fetterman, with El-Sayed reportedly saying he would "put one ogre on a pike" to bring other Democrats into line.
Additional topics include alleged Iranian cyberattacks on 30 Minnesota water treatment plants, and clips from Bill Maher, Michael Savage, Dave Rubin, Stephen Miller, and Governor JB Pritzker round out the deconstruction. The No Agenda Show, known for its sharp media analysis, humor, and value-for-value model, continues to offer an irreverent alternative to conventional news. Episode 1891 is available now wherever podcasts are heard.
