Episode 1881 of The No Agenda Show, titled 'Cow Cartel,' released June 28, 2026, features hosts Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak broadcasting from the Texas Hill Country and Northern Silicon Valley. The episode deconstructs recent political developments, including Zohran Mamdani's New York primary sweep, President Trump's characterization of Democrats as 'godless communists,' Gavin Newsom's national billionaire tax pitch, and senatorial pushback from Tim Kaine and Chris Murphy. The hosts argue that these events are part of a deliberate reshaping of the national narrative ahead of the World Cup, the Freedom 250 Mall celebration, and the midterm elections.
Curry and Dvorak examine the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) manifesto and David Sacks' critique on the All In podcast. They also discuss John Bolton's guilty plea regarding classified documents and Leon Black's subpoena over Epstein-related NDAs. The episode covers Keir Starmer's resignation and the rise of Andy Burnham in the UK Labour Party, the collapsing UAP disclosure narrative with Sean Ryan calling it 'bullcrap,' an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and an Asian longhorn tick infestation affecting U.S. cattle.
Dvorak draws parallels to 1972, suggesting the CIA is setting up Democratic socialists as patsies for a McGovern-style wipeout. He states, 'This Democrat socialist thing, which is bogus, that election in New York, there was only 10% turnout. It was all immigrants. It was pathetic. The whole thing is a setup.' Curry highlights Mamdani's claim of 165,000 potholes paved and questions whether crime statistics are being manipulated, as seen in Washington, D.C.
The hosts reference Russ Baker's book Family of Secrets to frame the Nixon parallel and note JD Vance's recent Nixon-era comments. They also examine The Daily Wire's 'Muslim Takeover 2027' framing on Morning Wire, Tommy Robinson's Texas church tour with Lara Logan, Rand Paul's renewed push to prosecute Anthony Fauci, and rancher Travis's firsthand account of Asian longhorn ticks decimating his herd, potentially impacting American cattle producers.
