Historical Accuracy comes up in 4 chapters across 4 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from July 2011 to May 2019.
Author Naomi Wolf's new book "Outrages" was publicly debunked during a BBC interview when the host pointed out she misunderstood the legal term "death recorded." Wolf had incorrectly cited these records as evidence of executions for sodomy, when the term actually indicated a pardon.
The inclusion of black female Nazi characters in the new Call of Duty game is cited as an example of "social justice warrior" influence in the gaming industry. The hosts mock the lack of historical accuracy in favor of modern diversity standards. They also briefly mention Barack Obama appearing on TMZ to discuss celebrity news regarding Jay-Z and Beyonce.
USS Liberty, Historical Accuracy and Listener Corrections
The hosts address listener corrections regarding a previous segment that confused the 1967 USS Liberty incident with the 1964 USS Maddox. John C. Dvorak recalls writing an op-ed about the USS Liberty years ago and receiving strange, angry feedback. They emphasize that while they occasionally make errors during live broadcasts, they strive for accuracy in their analysis of historical events.
Barack Obama, Auschwitz Liberation Claim Controversy
A 2008 clip of Barack Obama claiming his uncle helped liberate Auschwitz is revisited, noting that the Soviet Red Army actually liberated the camp. The error is used to question the President's historical accuracy and tendency to embellish personal narratives.
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