No Agenda Show 1833 - "Spicy Mode"
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Jan 11, 2026 The hosts dive into a significant petition for Alberta's separation, noting media neglect. They explore explosive claims about directed-energy weapons in Venezuela and dissect Trump's oil executive meeting. Discussions extend to Iran's protests and internet shutdowns, revealing external influences and protest dynamics. They critique the latest AI gadgets showcased at CES, emphasizing skepticism. Also on the agenda are Colombia's cocaine trafficking shifts and societal strains in Europe caused by migration, all wrapped in a lively, engaging debate.
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Directed-Energy Claims In Venezuela
- Reports claimed U.S. forces used advanced directed-energy and drone technologies to devastate Venezuelan troops.
- Adam and John question plausibility but note such tech experimentation has historical precedent.
Oil As Geopolitical Leverage
- The White House met oil executives while U.S. troops seized tankers linked to Venezuela.
- Hosts highlight strategic financial control over Venezuelan oil as central to U.S. influence and profit.
Venezuelans See Cautious Optimism
- Al Jazeera coverage showed cautious optimism in Caracas after U.S. promises to lift oil sanctions.
- John notes releases of political prisoners and pastors as early signs of U.S.-driven transition steps.