Yeah, I don't know. I think one burger is better.
Adam curry, John C Devorah. It's
Thursday July 26 2018. This is your award winning get my nation
media assassination episode 1050. This
is no agenda.
hiding all my attorney plan for mistakes and broadcasting live
from the capital controlling star staying here in downtown
Austin to ask him the CLEVEO in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
from Northern Silicon Valley where large trucks are picking
up debris from the dystopia as we speak. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Raglan Buzzkill.
Did you back away from the microphone? What do you just do
there? That was really odd. Yeah, I did a little bit. Yeah,
you did too much. Oh, you were like garbage. It sounds the same
as every opening. Don't Don't worry about it. Don't obsess.
I'm just like, I wasn't obsessing. I didn't even pay
attention to a backdrop backed
off too far. Man backed backed up too far. So I'm a little
worried. But the dystopia Yeah, that and all these fires
everywhere now Yosemite is burning down. Yeah. And people
in the Netherlands are contacting me they're pissed
that we hit Belgium with the rain but missed them.
We hit a number. Well, I actually have a rain report
muzzle play. Oh,
okay. Let me see rain report. A rain stick reported seems
neighborhoods
from the Carolinas to New England. In Pennsylvania. The
floods are being called historic some of how to escape flooded
homes and cars by boats. parts of the state have gotten more
than a foot of rain since the downpour started on Saturday. In
the Capitol Harrisburg it is the wettest July ever. The
surrounding county has been soaked with 78 billion gallons
of water. Now let's
listen to the report from the US
as Europe goes through a heatwave scientists say this
extreme weather in the northern hemisphere may soon be normal.
Great Britain is looking rather parched and dry at the moment as
temperatures soar in cities such as Berlin, as droughts
everywhere will cause a shortage of crops. You can see here that
surface air temperatures have been increasing on a regular
basis globally since 1979. On a monthly global average since
1989. You can see surface air temperatures increasing each
month every
year. This graph is really great that they're showing the graph.
The graph shows temperatures rising from January up to its
peak in July and August. It's crazy how that works.
We do not expect of course this with climate change for these
kinds of heatwave events to become to be something that
we'll see more often. With droughts and fires. It's a
little bit more complex because they also have the rainfall
playing into the picture and with rainfall. If we look at
Europe, for instance, there is not necessarily a clear trend if
rainfall is increasing or decreasing.
As we try and cool off by staying hydrated. Scientists
also say the heat waves in the northern hemisphere are
undoubtedly linked to global warming. It is
down undoubtedly stupidly,
I have half a mind to think we should just shake the shit out
of these rain sticks and just give everybody one big blast the
rain just to shut them all down.
Let's go with my report from CBS is American report on the UK
heatwave? Oh,
we both had the same ideas.
A heat wave in the UK might get worse before it gets better with
temperatures expected to soar past 100 degrees Friday, Danny
savage from our broadcast partners at the BBC News has
more on what to expect in the coming days.
The heat is rising again, the land is cracking up. And trains
are running slow in places over concerns about Rails expanding
and buckling. That rain is expected deluge is which could
see a swing to another extreme of British weather.
It's not going to be that useful rain that many people want it
could run off very quickly and create local flooding so
downpours causing localized flooding, and that could cause
some serious problems.
wasn't really what was the deeper Southland care home in
Harrogate this morning. But the serious point was about keeping
the elderly hydrated in this heatwave
if we don't drink enough, which all people don't want to drink,
and it can then cause infections, which can then cause
hospital admissions.
So the advice for hot weather is not nanny state. Well, no,
because
some people just won't do it. And especially if you're living
on your own. You will think to get up and get that drink.
Yeah, they're scaring old people all over.
By the way. Have you heard that report? If you listen carefully
to If you're making him drink saying green,
do you like beer or sangria? Thank
you, which is a deep is kind of like it's not really the same as
water. Now, a couple of things I picked up on I was listening to
Sky News. I couldn't get anything to read. I screwed up
in the recording. So I didn't get any clips, but going nuts
over this, this possibility that today, it's going to get to be
100. I mean, maybe they should look into what goes on. And they
said on all these old people are going to suffer so much because
it's going to be 100 degrees. And I'm thinking Have you ever
been to Arizona? Well, my Arizona is all
old people. My my buddy called me yesterday. He's like, it's
100 degrees here. I'm like, yeah, it's 100. It's 101. Here,
I'm on the balcony, drinking sangria. And everything's good.
Oh, look, there's an old homeless guy. He's alive. He's
on the street eat now the garbage can yum.
Yeah, Texas, it's 100 all the time when the sun gets to be 120
in Phoenix, and uh, you have in New is 100 around here, not
where I am. Because I'm in the coast, but it's like, go inland.
I could drink drive with within 15 minutes I can be temperatures
of 100 degrees is this and they're making it seem like
it's, it's outrageous. Is this your
way of saying no, we're not going to do a massive range
stick shake. Because it's just overblown and people don't need
it. Yeah, okay. All right, then we won't. Did you know I'm not
sure how I missed this thing being such a huge happening and
an event. Did you see any of this Ozzy fest?
No, I don't I don't I'm not trying to give anyone heard of
it. No, maybe not.
So as you I don't even know where it was held Ozzy fest but
it was basically a whole bunch of social justice warriors that
were there. It's worse now. It's Ozy why that's that outfit that
I hate. The O Z ey.com. Their business model is they say hey,
we'd love to interview you like, okay, and you look at their
interview who's like, wow, this is in depth stuff is pretty
good. And you do the interview? And then like, well, so whenever
there's a reason for us to put it up, we will roll Oh, what do
you mean? No, we just we just have everything on file. I guess
if you know if it turns out I have fathered an illegitimate
child and they have a sort of backstory on me that they can
sell to everybody. I hate those guys. To horrible business
model. You know, the whole idea behind PR, it's just posted to
do something with it. But now, this Ozzy fest is a bunch of
women on stage talking about social justice stuff. Then I
have two quick clips just of some interesting women who
appeared Well, none of the first one is interesting. This is
Agila brand. And she was she's doing what we call playing to
the audience knowing fully well what the audience was stacked
with.
So when we flipped the house and filled the Senate, I think the
first thing we should do is deal with the children who are being
separated their family.
I love the optimism when we flip the house, flip the Senate.
So when we flipped the house and filled the Senate, I think the
first thing we should do is deal with the children who are being
separated their families the border, we should I think we
should get rid of ice we should separate out the two missions
and do the anti terrorism mission, the national security
mission. And then on the other side, make sure you're doing
looking at immigration as a humanitarian issue. These are
civil issues these are families look at as the economic engine
that it is that immigration is our strength is our diversity is
what makes this country in our economy so strong. So we looking
at that issue. I think we should pass the gun reform issues
within the first month. All of them universal background
checks, anti trafficking, making sure people can't buy bump
stocks, large magazine clips, all that work to all that
she's gonna do all that
she hasn't done any of it yet.
No, she's gonna do all that when they take back the House on the
Senate. She's not ready for it. No, no, no flip, flip. I'm
sorry, flip. Yes. Now the most interesting woman was not
Hillary Clinton, who was on stage. Although Hillary's outfit
was fantastic. This is I'm sure you've seen the mumu photo. No,
oh my god just being Hillary MooMoo. I think you can spelled
mun mu or m mu m mu. Either way, it'll show up. She could she
showed up in this dress that truly looked like a mu mu with
with a pantsuit underneath and some kind of orthonormal
Anapana. Yes. Was it had legs, the moon had legs and these
orthopedic shoes, which to me says she has serious heart
issues. their ankles are probably swelling up. Maybe
she's just decomposed Was it? I don't know. It looks really but
did you see it? Have you found it? Oh, I'm sorry. You're sorry
you missed it, aren't you?
This was the talk of the browser open and I got to deal with oh,
it's Oh, yeah. You mean you have to deal with Chrome sending all
your information to Google first? Yeah, this is almost
Chrome does that. Like let me just everything you've just done
let me upload that make sure the home HQ has it. Well, anyway,
got
it sitting. I get okay. Don't have this like
Ozzy fest. Do Ozzy?
You see why right? Yeah. It's kind of Hillary wearing now.
There you go. What the heck was Hillary wearing? Is this her
sitting? Yeah. With his tan she looks she looks like didn't to
me. Look at just look at this picture. It looks like she's
wearing a hospital gown. Yeah, it's I'm telling you, it's the
hide the decomposition is horrible, great. Photoshop
numbers. It's a big job somebody did with her wearing this outfit
in on a train track with a big locomotive.
God, all right, newsletter, newsletter stuff. But more
interesting to me was as far as I know, this is at least first
I've noticed that the coming out of Laurene Powell Jobs. Have you
ever heard her speak?
Curiously, no.
Yeah, neither had I. And she's now showing up everywhere as the
big philanthropist.
Well, you know, what did you know what I think has been going
on? First of all, she inherited so much money. She's one of the
world's richest women overnight,
and she also runs Disney pretty much fortunate. She's got a
lot to do with Disney. And I'm sure that's one of the reasons
what's his name decided never to come back. Lasseter. quit for
good. Which is a huge blow to the coyote. I don't know
anything about that. John Lasseter is the guy that was
running Pixar and did all of tows Toy Story. He was the
creative genius behind everything that came out of
Pixar. It was his doing. And he's the one who's called the
shots and the way the story should go and how it should and
and everything in between. He's a guy who was the he was hugging
too many people. He's a hugger. Oh, oh,
is that why you had to go? Yeah. Oh, yes, I do. Remember this one
did hugging unwanted hugging. Yes. Yeah.
So he hugged one too many people. And that was the end of
him and I think did she's gonna have something to do with it.
But I believe that she got into yours. She started she just
started. What happens is she hangs out this
story and with she killed Steve Jobs. Is that how the story
ends?
I'm trying to think of a comeback to that but I can't.
Okay. I believe she's hanging out with the wrong people. These
are the kind of people that are come on YouTube. Can I use you,
you know, these kind of harpies. He's left wing harpies that have
been encouraging her to, to get make herself more, you know,
visible. So they can take advantage of our money. They
just want to steal her money. Yeah, she and she's got
this beautiful black boyfriend. And she's going to all the
golfers with now he could just be a date. But I think she's
going out with him. I don't know who it is. But just some. Some
pictures here and there. Young guy. Yeah. So she's on stage
with Hillary. So one more thing about Hillary there was also if
you look around, and you don't have to do it now. It looks like
she had a life Call Alert around her neck.
Yeah, everybody's commenting on his arrows pointing at her neck
and the photos. And it
makes no sense to me because you have to have the base unit
nearby knowing how those things work. Well
now that she's got armed guards around her all the time when we
would need to push a button for Yeah,
what was it? What was that little satchel? It was something
that
gives her heart at 120 volt jolt. Get her going again, to
get a little woozy for Okay, we're
good. So we hear is it Laureen? Is that how do you pronounce her
name? Loreena
Loreen? I'm not sure
so we'll hear her speak. And sadly, she'll speak total crap.
Well, since you brought it up, let's talk a little bit about
how immigration has become an ugly word and a demonized
sector. And the most ugly part of it has just been made visible
with family separation where young toddlers and children have
been torn from their parents and many of these parents have
already been deported and the children were kept in cages and
the parents were kept generally hundreds if not 1000s of miles
from them. And even now, the reunification of the parents
with their children. It is very complicated and not happening
swiftly. And there are two faith organizations, the the Lutheran
services, and the US Council on bishops who've been tasked with
reuniting children with their families, and without any
funding, but
Laureen what she just mentioned the two prominent refugee
services, namely the US Conference of Catholic Bishops,
and the Lutheran immigration and refugee services, who, in 2016,
I couldn't get the 2017 numbers yet. It got $55 million in
government grants to reintegrate immigrants into society.
Hey, if you're worth 50 billion bucks, that means you're not
funded. That's it's not.
Yeah, I could have figured that one out. Yes. I mean, seriously,
what is she doing if she doesn't even know these basic truths?
And I know what Hillary's doing? She's sucking up to her for the
money. Oh, yeah. Oh, my goodness. It was very.
Hillary's like the salt sucking monster in this Star Trek guide
or series?
Yes, only the salt ain't salt baby. It'd be moolah. So I found
that really disheartening. I thought now maybe we have a new
person on the scene. Maybe she'll be great. No, not, not
not. And just briefly, while we're on the immigrants, we had
this. I think I played the report on Sunday show about the
White Helmets being evacuated. And there was something that was
bugging me after the show. I was like, what I wanted to listen to
that when I you know, air check the show. And I heard the clip,
pass again, like holy shit, something I think we missed.
This is a Redux of that clip, just the first part.
For years, the White Helmets have saved 1000s of lives and
Syria. But now even they've had to flee after requests from the
United States. In some European countries, Israel evacuated them
and their families to Jordan, saying they'd been an immediate
threat to their lives. Israel's military stressed its non
intervention policy in Syria. According to Jordan's Foreign
Ministry, they'll spend three months in the country and then
be settled in Britain, Germany and Canada.
It was the last bit that bugged me. Knowing what the White
Helmets are, they're not volunteers. We've seen photos of
every every member of the White Helmets in incomplete terrorist
garb with guns and then all of a sudden they're posting on
Instagram pretending to save people, same kid show up in
multiple rescues, and it's really a shoddy organization.
They were trained in Jordan, evacuated to Jordan by Israel
seems like the deal was perfect. With no, Israel gets serious
oil. Israel keeps Iran out of out of Syria. Russia keeps its
ports and Assad. Everybody's kind of happy. But they're
sending these known terrorists to Germany, England, where else
are they sending them to? Us? Are they did they say? No, I
don't think they said that.
prevention policy in Syria, according to Jordan's Foreign
Ministry, they'll spend three months in the country and then
be settled in Britain, Germany and Canada, Britain,
Germany and Canada. Well, close enough. So isn't that like
almost a Gladio operation where you're sending the terrorists
into the countries? Yeah, that's crazy. Why are they accepting
them?
By the way another thing that comes up in that clip just why?
Because it's the whole thing is some sort of a scam. We're
unaware of how it works. But they said that Israel is non
interventionalist are some bullcrap. But in Syria where are
they the guys taking them out? And they're not even in the next
door neighbor country? Because they were involved with the
whole they were involved that's the point Yeah,
of course they were and I think the US was
those guys in there you take them out
that was the call to be it. Yeah. Yeah, you're right you're
right. Oh, it's just disturbing like really they're sending
those guys to Europe that doesn't sound like a good idea.
Just doesn't
probably be commentators on CNN. Yeah.
I don't know. I mean, unless they have top secret clearance
which
now not happening, Mossad.
Yeah, I found that whole thing rather interesting is taking
away security clearances from from our, our former pencil
pushers. In the intelligence community, everybody's all up in
arms about that. Well, it
was it was Rand Paul, who first suggested it. Nobody mentions
that do they
know he's been marginalized? And he's just on the fringes? I
don't think that he did that one interview with broth and that
was the end of it.
Yeah. He's not playing ball.
We can't have that guy anymore.
He's fairly too much like his old man, you know, just a whack
job.
So Clapper is also going to lose his apparently going to lose his
top secret clearance. He should have been jailed. Well, more
Yes. and perjury. And, you know, there was a clip circulating.
doing the rounds. It was kind of titled as Oh, clapper admits
Obama set off the Muller investigation, which when you
hear the whole thing in context, not so sure. But I wanted to
play it for you. Because it couldn't be a case of the truth
wants to come out. And clapper kind of slipped, I think it's a
real borderline case. This is him with on the phone with
Anderson Cooper,
the 2017 assessment that the President says he now agrees
with that was done while you and then CIA Director John Brennan,
were still in office. So how can we reconcile the president
attacking you but apparently, after a very long time, finally,
allegedly saying or saying he allegedly agrees with a product
of the intelligence community that you yourself oversaw? Well,
this is,
as we've come to know, the President, he's not a stalwart
for consistency or coherence. So it's very hard to explain that.
One point I'd like to make Anderson I don't think it's come
up very much before. And I'm alluding now to the President's
criticism of President Obama, for all that he did or didn't do
before he left office with respect to the Russian meddling.
If it weren't for President Obama, we might not have done
the intelligence community assessment that we did that set
off a whole sequence of events, which are still unfolding today,
notably, Special Counsel Muller's investigation.
President Obama is responsible for that and was he who tasked
us to do that intelligence community assessment in the
first place. I think that's an important point when it comes to
critiquing President Obama.
So what I think former Director of National Intelligence Clapper
is trying to say, is, hey, you know, the we knew this was going
on Obama knew it and he started this investigation, which is the
Mueller investigation into meddling into our elections. So
no, he says he, I think he said, I think it was pretty clear that
he said that Obama got the ball rolling, which eventually he
didn't use that word, but that's what he was implying, eventually
got the Mueller investigation under off the ground. Okay.
So if that's the case, then I mean, when that started, that's
when they started the spies and the wiretaps and they had the
FISA warrant, right. Yes. Well, then how do you reconcile this
clip of clapper from 2017?
Let me start with the President's tweets yesterday,
this idea that maybe President Obama ordered in illegal wiretap
of his offices, if something like that happened, would this
be something you would be aware of?
Well, I would certainly hope so. I can say, obviously, I'm not. I
can't speak officially anymore. But I will say that for the part
of the national security apparatus that I oversaw as DNI,
there was no such wiretap activity mounted against the
President President Elect at the time were there as a candidate
or against his campaign. I can't speak for other title three
authorized entities in the government or state or local and
I was just gonna say if the FBI for instance, had a FISA court
order of some sort for surveillance, would that be
information you would know or not? Yes, you would be told that
I would know that if there was a FISA court or something like
this, something like this absolute and at this point, you
can't confirm or deny whether that exists or can
deny it.
There is no FISA court order not Not to my knowledge of anything
at Trump Tower. No, no, okay. I
know either he was there and Obama has got it all set in
motion and they had everything wound up and he knew about it
because he said he,
you know, he's that we know that in the past. If he doesn't, if
he thinks he can get away that he just lies outright.
Okay. All right. Well,
I'll take that though. Because he's done it before. So he'll do
it again. I mean, he points the finger at Trump saying Trump's a
liar and you can't tell what he's talking about. The clappers
one of those you know, you are what I? I am what I say you are.
Yes, there's a lot of that going
around. You Yeah, lots. Yes. All right. Well, I know because
that's something did happen because the, the head of the NSA
Rogers went over and talked to the Trump people and told me
this was going on. That's where the whole rumor started. Because
he knew was going on. And he thought that they were there was
a there was a coup underway. So Rogers goes in to the White
House and says, Hey, you guys are ordered to the Trump
campaign or some of it at some point in the in the timeline,
and says, Hey, this has been going on, you should be aware of
it. And I'm out of here, right? Well,
we know nothing. Basically.
If we treat all we do is yeah, it's all speculation on our
part. Stay real Sunday wise up on the hit list. Yeah. Yeah, we
don't know. I do have a funny thing, though. I have a funny
clip from you. Another guy's kind of been marginalized. My
grandpa was like Ray McGovern, Ray McGovern, the ex CIA guy.
Now, remind me who this is, again, Ray McGovern is the old
farts ex CIA guy with a beard and go t Oh, yes. Yes, yes. I
know who he is. Sure. It's
always bitching and moaning about and he's laughing. He
thinks this is hilarious. I was screwed up. These guys are now
there's
and he talks a lot for former CIA guy. He divulges a lot?
Yes,
yeah. Which is always concerned. I
am actually trying to get an interview with him. Oh, the show
I'm not gonna get anywhere.
That attitude, change your words, change your world. Come
on. If you want to flip the house in the Senate, then you
got to talk that way.
I'm gonna ask him specifically that because I feel the same
way. So here he is. So but here's where he ends up. That's
where he probably should do an interview to no agenda shows
because he wears. What kind of his show is you being
interviewed on local New York station? Doc Joe Piscopo. Show?
Fantastic.
It's a business. But what's your response to before we let you go
Re to the criticism from people like John Brennan and James
clapper.
They're running scared Joe. They're a documentary, this
documentary evidence that they played fast and loose with the
law in trying to make sure that Trump didn't win. And then after
he won, trying to Solley him and impeach him. It's the
Intelligence Committee on the house, which is the only one
that's a real Oversight Committee has the documents.
They've gotten gotten through with Peter strock and other
middle level or senior level peoples in the FBI struck and
others are finally going to realize that they've been had
that taken the rap for James clapper. And John Brennan. And
John Brennan is running scared liquid. Yeah, it's treasonous.
Yeah. So so he doesn't have any editor. Any break on him
anymore. So that's where you're getting ready. What about
fungibility? That
was Vladimir Putin says at the press conference yesterday, and
we got to go, but $400 million, went to the Hillary campaign,
and most of that was illegal money.
Why is no one talking about that this morning, sir.
Well, it's even worse than that. Joe, you know, they talk about
these 33,000 emails. Yes. Right. Yeah. You know what? They're
available. The national security agency collects everything that
goes over the net over the internet. And so maybe it's told
Trump that, but for God's sake, all he has to do is say, you
know, I don't have to ask Russia.
Somewhere in the Intel in the United States, they scoop
up everything and had the content. So there's a there's an
aura of unreality to this whole thing. Yeah. Yeah. Trump knows
enough to be suspicious, but he doesn't know the whole deal
because they won't tell him.
Wow, I am really high.
Just like, he also, you know, the governor sounds a bit like
botanic in his mannerisms. How he speaks. Millie million. Yeah,
totally. Totally. And for those who don't remember, probably too
young Joe Piscopo was a key player in the late 80s.
Yeah, live shows. Yeah. Great. mimics probably I've ever seen
in my life. He could do Sinatra, Sinatra. He could do them and
look like him. Yeah, so Nacho was you know, he'd get made up
and it was outright he did Sinatra. He did a lot of yo did
Jerry Lewis he did.
People who don't matter anymore.
Yeah, I don't know if Piscopo ever modernized his act. That's
probably one of the reasons what station is he on now? Some some
crazy, W G and Y or something I never heard of. With 10,000
watts in New Jersey. median wage at a wage is a six to 10 drive
time
it w o r maybe it's WR that's all I don't think it's W or
Joe Piscopo radio and you're
being yourself. Thanks. for you, but he
also got into muscle building. And it kind of gets so
preoccupied with it. I think a lot he lost his comedy.
He did get into that, didn't he? Oh, he
was so beefed it was outrageous. I think he was just think he was
also that big. He was juice juice juice. And I think that
hurts your sense it's hurt your
your sense of humor. Humor is lost. Well look at my body. You
know, I'm not juicing. That's why I'm sitting here.
Hilarious.
Exactly. Big, big, fun little get together in the White House.
As Juncker the drunker showed up to negotiate a deal. A trade
deal for the EU with the with Trump.
He I wish I had one of those clips from Skype because this
one guy was very cynical. Well, he
should be there's this is this is a very typical European deal.
And they usually branded with the term memorandum of
understanding or letter of intent. I've done a lot of deals
in Europe and they're full of shit. Yes, no deal. The deal was
basically, we're gonna work on a deal. So we don't have any
tariffs on each other's goods, except for cars and steel. We're
going to leave that where it is right now. And if we don't get
along, then then all bets are off. So they really agreed on
nothing.
Yeah, Yeah, kinda.
And yeah, Jonker didn't look that drunker. But Trump was
reaching out to hold his hand everywhere. The guy was still
kind of wobbly, huh? Yeah, at one point, they're in the Rose
Garden, and then they they're done. They turned around and
they walked back in and Trump reaches out to grab his hand and
June they don't connect and said he grabbed his elbow but he was
clearly reaching out for me. He reached out more for youngers
hand and ever seen him reach from Alana his hand honestly,
like don't align it keeps pulling back. Rightfully so.
Now, so,
I don't want to interrupted the flow of things here, even though
we're just kind of changing.
Let's come back to the tariffs because I'm not done with that
yet.
We'll be okay. But before we do that, so I can get this off the
screen. I've got all these Hillary pictures. Yes. And
there's a bunch of people that are pointing out a big lump
under this giant dress she was wearing. Same as some sort of
like a piece of gear, maybe it's got like a heart pump or off you
know something about the insulin pump or something pumping stuff
in real recycling bin. I don't know what it is. This is Hillary
secret has been exposed to the world is widely. Just saying.
I'm sure she's hiding something about her health. Just look at
her. It's obvious. There's something going on. And that's
her business is fine. To know. Alright, onward. Yeah. Back to
the tariffs. The interesting report from the European Union I
think is from EURO NEWS, that this effect is actually had an
are this the implementation or are they are these tariffs are
in place? Right? The steel tariffs? Not the car tariffs but
the steel tariffs? I think so yeah, I think the steel tariffs
are in place. The car tariffs is just a threat. But here's the
result of the steel tariffs supported.
Antwerp is one of the largest ports in Europe, millions of
tons of cargo transit here each year. And the first trading
partner is by far the United States. Half of all EU steel
exports to the US are shipped from these docks. The decision
made in June by Donald Trump to impose a 25% tariff on steel
imports have a lot of people worried here. But according to
when Bill in a port manager these tariffs have had so far
unexpected consequences
quite surprisingly, perhaps we have exported more steel than in
the first six months of this year than we did in the first
six months of last year. But I think that has to do a lot with
companies anticipating what was going to come and filling their
stocks in the US but if this would last for a long time, then
I think it will become very negative indeed.
So it had the opposite effect as expected
Yeah, maybe these things are supposed to be permanent is
supposed to be negotiable too for sure. Which way I mean, he's
doing this deal with you know, these are the farmers are
getting ripped about the whole thing because nobody's buying
soybeans so he's gonna just throw money at that. Yeah,
you got a soybeans there. I think that may actually be a
real deal. I think they they did agree on soybeans and what
Here's what's the big deal with soy beans. They're not good for
you. Or they know we've talked about this a lot soybeans, they
shrink your brain and make your brain your boobs grow.
And they are used to make soy sauce. Yeah, yes. And they're
used to make soy oil here and abroad.
Yeah, but what is soy use for everything is just soy and
everything could be used a cattle feed.
But what that sounds about right, but what what exactly is
its use in processed food it's
used in it's like in cornflakes you might find some soy meal. I
mean, it's very it's used on everything. It's extremely it's
elemental. It's so important.
I try to I try to avoid it.
Yeah, you should. If you don't get poor soybean for example,
it's not cookie. Are you ever go to a sushi bar? I've been Yes.
Do you ever eat any at a mommy? I have. That's soy. What do you
think those are? Beans? Yeah, they're not green beans. No,
mommy soy. I'm eating soy.
Yeah, you're that's how much you're avoiding it.
I had no idea. We'll get up. Edamame. Okay. All right. Well,
it goes into all kinds of products and I guess we're the
we're now the
operation of immature soybeans. It has to be cooked a lot if
he's not cooked. You'll be fart and for the rest of your life.
That's how toxic so he is
filled with lovin. I'd love the troll room. They're freaking out
that I know anything about soy? I do avoid
eating at a mommy. You know, I hate this soy but
I'm a moron. Readily, I'd readily admit, okay, no, I'm
just ixnay on the edamame a then. Meanwhile, over on RT,
there was an interesting analysis of the tariffs from
this guy, Max Egan our eigene IGA and I'm not very familiar
with him. Seems like dude from Australia with a big mouth. But
he had an interesting take, which was kind of no agenda
issue which I wanted to share. What do you make of this trade
war as many again, this is RT Russia today, they were already
in the midst of
look, this is a predictable move. lurking in the background
of this is China's One Belt, One Road policy, this new trade
initiative that is coming online. Now when you look at
Trump's policies of making America great again, you know,
this is all theater for the masses. You know, governments
all work together as a business operation. This whole thing is a
business operation. It's the same with Trump's dealings in
Russia, people aren't looking at that correctly. They're not
really looking at he's not dealing with Putin. He's dealing
with the five corporations that actually control Russia, Trump's
a businessman. With this whole deal. It's coming online. How do
you remove America as its position as the global reserve
currency? You can't do it through war, you have to do it
through marginalizing the people. How do you do that? You
know, people are very gung ho, we're American, we're proud. So
make America great. Again, it's a policy of ISIL isolationism,
to isolate America from Europe and to give Europe the excuse,
it needs to pull away from America and to embrace the
Chinese One Belt One Road initiative, which, incidentally,
does not include America, it's all theater for the masses. Like
I said, it's one big corporate entity doesn't matter what
country you go to, no one wants to invade you. It's the
government's facing off against each other. If the government
weren't there, we wouldn't have any problem. It's the same in
every country.
I don't know about that. And I generally subscribe to the idea
that you know, the governments are corporations and the
corporations are in one big global game. I mean, on that,
but I hadn't considered that this might be a way to move
Europe towards China. Whether that's from the US side pushing
them or from the EU side, you know, moving just the happy
magnetic to go that way. For the end. He pronounced it wrong. Of
course, it's that's three belts no road kiss who
would believe it's gonna be an accurate study?
I thought that was that was interesting. I don't know if
there's any truth to it? Well,
I don't think China is really I think challenges was new,
embrace the whole everything it can. So it can get you have
some, you know, create enough factories and processes and
manufacturing capabilities so it can hide, the higher it's all
those people and give him something to do. I don't know. I
don't I don't believe it. Personally, I think it's just I
think it's got some ideas and they may may or may not work
out. I know that Europeans in some countries like Spain, for
example, they're kind of annoyed by the fact that all the Spanish
goods and stuff they used to do and make their pottery and the
kitchenware and everything is all made in China. And now if
you go to the flea market Get in Madrid on Sunday. It's as easy
made in China. We have this car so that everything is everything
is available this we've given up. Well, we can compete. Not
yet. Robots are a friend. So help. Yeah, yeah. We're still
with the homeless problem.
Now man Austin's about to every year they do a bond in Austin,
which is for about where they try to put a bond together. It's
failed every year I've lived here $900 million. They want to
build light rail in Austin, then they say we're gonna do a
gondola system. S And they wanted the court
to have one of those in
Portland. Oh, that's probably where they got the idea. And
they now have earmarked $30 million to help the homeless
problem in Austin by expanding the current services that are
already not working. It's Unbeliev. And that we did get
the tally though in last year 2017 7640 people experiencing
homelessness in Austin, which is a lot.
That's a lot we have. I don't know if we even have that many
in San Francisco. And we are spending $280 million and they
want to double it or that's just for
cleaning up the poop. Yeah, well, poop. Yeah. So you know,
it's like, ah, no new ideas, you know, zero. And you look what we
have in Austin, we have the arches, which is an acronym for
something. They have 120 beds for men only. Then you have the
Salvation Army has 60 beds for women and children. That's it.
With a homeless population of seven and more than seven and a
half 1000 people. They're stupid here. Well, it's
not going to get any better.
No, no, everyone's busing their homeless to Austin just like San
Francisco, San Francisco two point get
well now they've got some new buses they're going to have
running up and down the coast. Where you can get a quick bus
ride to LA for $15 or something to where? to LA from San
Francisco.
Wow. That's very cheap.
Well, yeah, you know what that's gonna be. It's gonna be a bus
for the homeless. Yeah. Buddy, you want to go to LA? Okay.
Okay, sure. Here's the ticket. Yeah. Hey, guys been sitting out
in front of the dry cleaners for a couple of days. Now. What are
we gonna do about this guy? He won't leave. I got an idea.
Let's get him a ticket. Send him to Malibu who love it down
there.
There I tell you about the homeless guy who came into the
lobby of the building. Here. No, like, I want to I want to I want
to use the bathroom. And this was when Freddie was still
downstairs. Freddie's gone. Not too bad. Freddie was super
flamboyant black and gay guy. You know, with the, with the
handkerchief in his in his
sock, Kimmy Schmidt told
ya not quite not quite like Titus, but in very similar
characteristics. And he said, you know, what was I going to
do? I said, No, this is this is a good this is a private
building. And guys oh, well, then why don't I just pee right
in front of your door? Would you like me to do that? That's the
level we've gotten to here. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. They're
welcome to the new world.
Speaking of New World, new world for face Bag this morning, that
was fun watching that yesterday.
I missed it. Whatever it was, oh, their earnings? Oh, yeah.
Yeah. Oh. Well, you mean you talk about the collapse of the
stock?
Yes, it's fun. Of course, it is. Shouting Freud it to the max.
That was fantastic. Look, I love listening to these to these
conference calls, which always start off with good quarter,
guys. Hey, Greg. Q Yeah, really strong. Fantastic. Hey, let me
ask you a question. We've all heard the if you haven't, you
should listen to one of these analyst calls. And you can you
can definitely hear the face bag call. Where they start off here.
Everything's great news, solid quarter, you know, our revenue
was fantastic. And then came all the shit. In the end, to me the
most important thing, basically, they they gave out guidance. So
the stock dropped 10%. And people were like this is
something's wrong here because the overall users had gone down
the overall revenue per user. And you know, there was the slow
downs. So drop 10% And then the CFO talks. He's like, Well, you
know, we expect a slow and growth slowdown and growth, high
single digits. Imagine. You say yeah, we're gonna our growth is
going to Slow by maybe up to 10% and you know that's gonna affect
revenue and June the stock just crashed that was a tanked 24%
down was pretty bad.
I don't know what's doing. It's been kind of limbering today.
Well, it's been going, it's been going up very nicely over the
last few months. It had been no, it was one of our games stocks
that we play on the DHA unplugged show. And so it's been
going up well, and then the Those days are over. So it gets
kicked off, TV's gonna be kicked off the list because of the
downturn. But I think
I think the biggest problem they have a hot because they would
just, first of all, I think they were speaking like this shit
don't stink, like, oh, we can do whatever we want. We're
Facebook. Yeah, they won't hurt us. But this one line, this is
from the transcript. And this is from the CFO, David Werner. We
plan to grow and promote certain engaging experiences, like
stories that have currently had had lower levels of
monetization, that we are also giving people who use our
services, more choices around data privacy, which may have an
impact on our revenue growth. And then they are saying in
black and white, because of our model, which is taking people's
information when people want that information not to be taken
and they say hold on this maybe not that it affects their
revenue. And this for you never want to say that.
No, they should never even do it.
Well, that's how they're making so much money.
Yeah, what they should do. I mean, they get rattled because
of the social justice warrior element within the company.
Yeah, instead of just saying, hey, look, here's what we do.
This is how we do it. If you don't like you don't have to
find something else. There's other there's a thing in Russia
you can go and use that. But nobody's going to do that people
will just stay there. If you have privacy issues whether it's
just be more careful to what information you give us. That's
the way I would handle it. Not a bunch of switches you turn on
and off and on and off which effects revenue Yeah,
that's exactly what the talking about. Yeah, no, they
should just say Screw all that. Yeah, yeah. You're not gonna get
great privacy? Of course not. You're putting all your pictures
up on the internet. What do you explain how much privacy you run
it? This is the internet a law. Yeah,
well, everything tanks along with that Twitter, Snapchat,
Spotify still going gangbusters. Oddly, I'm not quite sure how
that works. But you know this I think this shows the kink in the
in the cable the the, the dent in the armor? Yeah, maybe this
is maybe this is Yeah, well, it's a dent. It's a slash
somebody's gonna talk about it. But the stock market you brought
it up? I put it in the newsletter. What was it you
remember to go and look at that newsletter?
Well, we were going to talk about the creepy porn lawyer
calls. I got that. I can if you want. I could look and see if I
could find it. I did something about the stock market. I don't
know. Oh, yes. It was. It was about Trump in the economy.
Oh yeah. Trump says Yeah. Trump in the economy he
was your topic so I figured you bring
it No, it was I thought it may have had a clip I don't know if
I have a clip but it was Dad to do it. I just thought I'd
mention it because it was a horror was thesis. Okay. So
interesting as it said, Jesus is really an interesting idea. All
right. And what it is is that because we're gonna get some
numbers economic growth numbers tomorrow as a matter of fact,
okay, big day debate today is Thursday. What
kind of numbers like consumer confidence or manufacturing GDP
GDP okay.
So the GDP they you know, it's been dragging along with was
Obama was 1%. One and a half maybe and then they get jacked
up to maybe two You mean the growth gets graduated with
growth? Gross Domestic Product. Yeah. Used to be GNP, gross
national product changing.
That was a European thing. I grew up learning GNP.
Yeah, when they changed it anyway. It's supposed to be
jacked up like for some maybe even higher and Trump's been
touting it and so as Ed says Kudlow and Phegley let's see if
I don't know if I have anything. I don't have Kudlow saying, Yep,
I do have a Kudlow clip but I want to play it later
afterwards. So the idea is is this is Horowitz his thesis is
that the reason for all these tariffs and all that oh, we're
gonna do this it's gonna kill everybody. It jack it actually
jacks up the economy because everybody manufactures as much
as they can in advance of the tariffs. They stock is much
shorter. Yeah, to get it all up, of course, to get it all there
and get bring it in and import it and get just get everything
cranked up do in advance and the tariff so you don't get burned
too badly. Right. And you can this will continue for at least
two quarters which will give these fake numbers. Take him
through the 2018 elections.
Oh, nice one, you know. Okay, I'm glad you brought that up.
And I'm glad Andrew came up with that because I think there's
another Gambit that Trump is playing. And we I think this you
may like this, again, for the this is all about the elections.
Everything you hear, by the way in the news today is all about
the elections, at least everything
that we've talked about over the last six months has been about
the election,
and before and before and before, what six months, for
sure. And if it wasn't about a special election, which is what
hashtag me to help and then kind of went away, as you predicted.
That was after the special election or that Jumoke. Down
there was a signing yearbooks sitting on laps, whatever the
heck he was knowing Hey, I do and so I think Trump has another
Gambit. I'm gonna give him a lot of credit with this. By coming
up with this thesis. Judge Napolitano was on shoot on a
what was he on? Some show? And he was talking about the Supreme
Court pick Brett Kavanaugh. And, you know, there was what was the
other guy's name. He's in the same district as Trump's sister
was the judge. I forget to go forget the guy's name. But it's
in this
clip. It was harder than parliament, his sister, very
persuasive where I sat with his sister. We were judges in New
Jersey. I know her better than I know him. Judge Maryanne Trump
Barry, Judge of the Third Circuit Court of Appeals she had
persuaded him that it was Hardiman and he touched all the
bases all the buttons that Donald Trump promised he would
touch were touched with Hartman. When he got to DC Sunday night,
the establishment with which he has surrounded himself
surrounded him and verbally browbeat him into changing his
mind. I would like to have heard the conversation when he called
his sister back and said, Marianne, I've changed my mind
what? But the establishment, just like Ronald Reagan,
eventually surrounded himself with Jim Baker and the
establishment. President Trump has already begun to surround
himself with the establishment, and it's beginning to show
establishment terian ways and he wanted to satisfy the
establishment and they were satisfied with one of their
boys, the quintessential member of the Washington, DC, legal
judicial establishment.
Okay. So Trump's sister said, You got to take this guy be
checks all the boxes. That's the guy He's perfect for the job.
And Trump then decides to go with Kavanagh instead Judge
Napolitano interprets that as he got institutionalized. What was
the word he used?
Why the word the word he should use his co opted.
Okay. And then the patana went on to say something else about
Kavanaugh that made me think oh my gosh, no, this is a a pic
that is not intended to pass and will get torn apart in the
Senate confirmation hearing about a very interesting topic.
Look, this this
other crazy thing I warned them about that's the body of Vince
Foster. I don't want to sound like Roger Stone. But he was the
young prosecutor in charge of investigating what happened to
Vince Foster. How did a guy who killed himself end up wrapped up
in a rug in a public park and he arguably suborn perjury by
browbeating a witness out of giving testimony about seeing
two thugs moving a rug in the park. This is documented. I'm
not making this up. And I set the precedence people who really
want this to come out in the confirmation hearing. It will
come out on the conservative attack on him not on the left
attack on him.
Think about this for a moment. Can you imagine to maybe three
months of Senate confirmation hearings all about how Hillary
the Hillary assassination group killed Vince Foster,
I see where you're going.
This this guy is not intended to get through?
Well, whether engine is intended or not to bring up all this
stuff about it is to kill all killed Democrats that are trying
to get into 2018. To me, it's dredge up vents, Faust shifts,
Hillary Hitler's.
Yeah. Yeah, I think that's it, if true, is a beautiful Gambit.
And indeed, it flows right into messenger commutator And
that combined with the with the the economy should put them in a
position where they can afford to take this chance because they
won't flip the Senate. Right. They don't flip the Senate, they
may actually pick up a house. I mean, they've been the country
has been fooled before by these Democrats who are overly
optimistic about their great power and how much they're loved
by everyone. But they keep making these these elemental
mistakes they support migrants over Americans is a classic. I
mean, I can see bumper sticker saying that they did just
overconfident, they don't have any. They're clueless and they
don't care about the economy, apparently. And they're all
social justice warriors and they their identity politics and
everything. They have not changed anything that they've
been banking on for the last decade, and it's been hurting
them.
Who cares about that? I just want to hear money. Who cares? I
just want to hear more about the hitlist. Who cares, this will be
fantastic television. Yeah, everyone will be popping off and
going nuts about it. This is gonna be great. I had no idea
that you and by the way if he so he was the prosecutor. Well,
that guy should not be in the Supreme Court. I'm against him.
That was a scam. Sounds like it wasn't too long ago that maybe
it maybe was not a coincidence that that resurfaced. So then I
was reading and rereading that
well, this is either the guys either going to just glide
through and get into this is never going to happen to peloton
is full of crap or it could get stalled away which is which
would add to the intrigue of the 2018 elections and everything's
about that
they will be fun because you focus it all on Hillary am and
by the way, Oh, here's
another one. Because they know that to Trump got in largely
because the Republicans are wanted a guy a president that
would be picking the Supreme Court guys. It's possible delice
at it I'm going to add one more layer
to your we're going for the trifecta. He doesn't
get in he gets a they stopped the nomination. And now you make
a big fuss is that oh my god just because these democrats
stopped denomination most of the Republicans voted for him. We
need more Republicans you've got to get out and vote you got to
get out and vote Republican you got to get out and vote oh boy
we live in even get a Supreme Court nominee through because we
only have 50 people we are 51 voted yeah we need more we need
more you gotta vote Republican you because we're never gonna
get anything accomplished is Democrats are obstructionists,
which was which the word has cropped up already structured
using the word obstructionist, which of course was used against
the Republican Party that says no, no, was the old one against
Republicans. But well, so this could be it'd be a great game.
Yeah. Well, you may be seeing a master politician at work. We
maybe maybe nobody wants to even think that's a possibility.
Now look, he's stupid. It's impossible. I got some great Rob
Reiner clips from a podcast to play. But first, I want to thank
you for your courage and say in the morning to you John C. C
stands for collared
Devorah egg. Well, in the morning to you, Mr. Adam curry.
This means you don't have a spreadsheet ready. I can tell
ya, the morning to the ships at sea. And the boots on the ground
and the feet in the air and the subs in the water and the Dames
and the Knights out there. And you do have some people to thank
for the art and other things. You should probably do that
first. And
I'll do it nice and slow. In the morning to the troll room at no
agenda. stream.com helpful today. Good jokes. Good one
liners. Appreciate it. Good to have Doug here as well. If you
ever been to no agenda stream.com you'll know what I'm
talking about. That's where you can witness all the action live
on Thursdays and Sundays. And I also want to wish a hearty in
the morning to Darren O'Neill. He is the artist who brought us
the artwork the album art for episode 1053 title of that
lefties are right. And this was the this was actually we had a
long debate about which art to use because there were a number
of good pieces. This was the car remote unlocking keychain with
the red button that said assassinate on it. Yeah, which
was a call back to discussing in the show how how your car can be
completely taken over by law enforcement. Was good kill you.
Yeah, it was a good piece and we appreciate it. Darren, thank you
very much. And all of the artists who contribute by
uploading Garrett
did a lot of good pieces because one of the things we have in the
Our Generation click on the artist name and you see all the
stuff they've ever submitted. And he has a lot of very good
conceptual stuff. He's gotten picked maybe five times but he
is his stuff is always good.
Yeah, and so much happens with this art. There's just so many
beautiful derivatives for my birthday teener sister Tina
sister, I think she tweeted out actually made a huge poster size
print of me in the middle with the wired cover was kind of that
stylized drawing me with a microphone, you know, the
inventor of the podcast. But then around it all, no agenda
art is really beautiful. You can do all kinds of cool things with
it. That's no agenda art generator.com. And again, thank
you to all the artists and thank you, Darren O'Neill. And we'd
like to thank a few people who have supported our program
monetarily, we want to thank people with higher numbers up
front, just like Hollywood, we call them our executive and
Associate Executive producers because they are it's exactly
what what producers do. And, John, you have the list.
You mentioned Twitter. I did. So I can't get on my account. Oh, I
don't know my password was logged. I don't know what the
password is. I guess I thought I did. And so then they say, well,
we can you know, like lost password. Now everyone's
apparent I did this started with Microsoft is almost impossible
to get your password back. So so what you got to answer these
questions, you got to do this. You got to do that nice and wet
phone number. We had to send you a code to your phone number.
Yes. What's your phone number? I gave all the phone numbers I
have. And they rejected them all? What? Yeah, yeah. Oh,
you know what? I know why you have because you have a lot of
Google Voice numbers.
No, no, I only have one. And they rejected that right away.
Yeah. But they reject. I have real numbers. And I have a real
cell phone. I have a real landline. They didn't like any
of them. So I
didn't give a reason for not liking them. They said this
dude. I don't have it on record. Oh, oh, yeah. You gave him
something else? Oh, geez. Oh,
no, I don't think you know what, I don't remember ever. I've been
on their comfort zone. I don't remember them, giving them ever
giving them a phone number. So I said, I said what I said I
haven't got this stuff that clicked on. He says, Well, we'll
look over this and let get back to you in two or three days. So
then I said, Well, let me just send a note to the PR people. I
forget to track him down, blinked in. And then they didn't
respond. Nobody cares. It's unbelievable. This is the same
as Google, that PR people you don't know who runs the place PR
nobody cares. I just I sent it to press at info dot such and
such Senate press at Google. I mean, they won't answer your
questions. It's not like the olden days where the PR people
were responsive. They're always looking to help the media and
you know what? They're probably pissed off. Did you hear that?
The new rule in where's the where's the new? The new
headquarter? They just opened up?
I don't know where it is. I know that the main offices in San
Francisco.
Yeah, no, the there's. Well, San Francisco is also thinking of
implementing this rule. But it's what what you were SGI used to
be?
Silicon Graphics? Yeah.
Well, they were up in Menlo Park. No, maybe I can't read it
somewhere in Northern California. I don't know where.
But the city said. That's great. We love having you here. But
you're not allowed to serve free food anymore in your cafeteria?
Oh,
no, that's Facebook.
I was a Facebook. I'm sorry. I
thought it was Google. Yeah, that's that's a big local story
here.
Yeah. Right. To help the local businesses. I mean, that's
absolutely. What a great idea to help the community. Yeah. You
don't think so?
Well, I mean, if I was working with those companies that I was
at that one office that doesn't have free food, they'd be a
little disappointed,
right. But they could just give you per diem. Here's money.
Let me give you another. Well, yeah, that would be a good idea.
in Mountain View, it's a little different Mountain View, maybe
it's Mountain View that I'm thinking that might be Mountain
View, Mountain View has a lot is on their main street. They have
an unbelievable number of Chinese and Asian restaurants.
Because I guess there's a huge population down there of Asians
that are just great. You can eat well in Mountain View, so I can
see why they'd be a little annoyed every one of these other
cities. San Francisco is too expensive. And there's all these
other places should have free food pieces as far as I'm
concerned if the food's any good. Well, it's just
another part of the rebellion against the Uber lords.
They do in Cupertino at Apple. You're in that big giant
satellite dead spaceship thing.
I think they have to pay for their food at Apple. Yeah, you
do have to pay for your food but at least there's a restaurant in
there. Yeah, because there's no restaurants outside the place.
Okay,
that's yeah, it's a different different scenario.
But anyway, that's beside the point. What I'm bitching about
his Twitter now give me my my I'm a gym guy with a little
Twitter bird Dare You know, I'm like,
you're verified.
You're. You've said, Hey, you're
certified.
We know you're certified. But you're also verified. Yeah,
that's you That's so a lot of good that does. Yeah.
Apparently none. I'm looking at my email now to see where my
help is is not here.
Okay, so what does that have to do with donations?
Well, you mentioned Twitter. I just had to bitch about the fact
that I can't do any of these things on Twitter now.
I didn't mention Twitter at all. Yeah, you did. Okay. I don't
think I did. You just out of out of the blue. Out of the blue.
You just started off with Twitter?
Yeah, yeah. Well, you did say something. Anyway, let's start
with thanking some people. Or executive producers starting
with Glenn morphus. $338.38 33838. Ah, he has a note
he sent it in.
They haven't. Yet you have it?
Yeah, just bailed. And note, I'm holding it in my hand. Okay. It
was ready to go squirrel mail. Guy. Sorry. I'm so excited to be
able to use that lot. Okay. Gentleman,
gentleman? He's got a very interesting handwriting. It's to
say it's all longhand or is it like to say cursive, I
appreciate the opportunity to join the illustrious group of
noise, but it's very readable, have no agenda show producers as
soon as you get as soon as you give producers credit on the
podcast. It is going on my LinkedIn profile. And then he's
got numbered a number of bulleted list. One, my sister,
like, Dame Tiffany suffers from trig can retrigger Nick and
Knutson neuralgia, some sort of neuralgia. This surgery she has
some surgery that Dame Tiffany is undergoing is neither trivial
nor 100% successful. Okay,
hold on. This refers to our Dame who her husband was playing no
agenda, best of clip shows with all the jingles and end of show
mixes and that really helped her come back to health. Right. So
yes, it's a brain aneurysm.
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while I've had some medical issues pop up to be specific I
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out and scheduled surgery to remove Remove of foot and a half
of precancerous colon. I've been out of work since surgery but
now I'm starting up again cheese. Yeah, I know. I know
what Buffett means now and then out of pre cancers with this
does not even really means every cancerous
precancerous. Was there a shortage of colon as take that
guys? Yes. All right.
Yeah, sure. I've been out of work since surgery, but since
I'm up again next week, there'll be a lot shitload of horses to
shoe. So much I'll be able to get the Donate I'll be going in
every year for not one of these colonoscopies now hoping not to
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and you're already have button and meat on the menu. And that's
my favorite. And if cancer
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you know, there's a lot of discussion on some of these
medical shows about the concept of pre cancerous. Yeah. Which is
what it's a big thing with the HPV scan. Yeah, yeah. So what
are they saying? They're saying is bullshit. There's no such
thing Well, we're all we're I mean, everything de Loup are pre
cancer is your whole body's pre cancer.
I'm pre dead. Yeah. Interesting.
There was another guy bitching about this colonoscopy thing.
Funny how when you get older, you hear more about it?
Well, yeah, but it's so the Buffett thing is disconcerning.
I'll find that clip for you. Because I was.
Yeah. Daniel Smith $244.60 in Dayton, Ohio. picking up the
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Because you are worth it. I give this much to cable every month
and I think it's more content from you. I think I get more
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goat karma, please.
So he gives How much $244.60 A month two, his cable company?
How can you? Do you really think he gets value back for that?
That's a lot of money.
Well, that mean you can wreck your bill up to $200 Easy 244 I
guess he's gotten every I noticed that. I probably watch
one or two HBO original shows. I don't watch any movies on HBO or
Showtime or any of these things really. It may be I record one
once in a while and let it sit on the DVR forever and then go
back and watch it I tend to watch short format dramas unlike
those those are on network TV you don't really need and then
you know there's you're gonna go rented or not rent but you can
get yourself go buy a movie, if you want to watch it may be or
borrow it from your friends go find some it's got a big
collection. Find someone's got a big collection just borrow their
stuff.
People don't have VHS tapes anymore.
No big collection of DVDs. That barely, by the way. Raise
Netflix.
Just get Netflix. You know what?
I just I just wanted to say Netflix is now according to
reports, putting interstitial ads before and after shows. This
is new. So your pay service now has ads. And I know you never
got to interview the Roku guy did you know because I read an
interview, what's his name and
go I mean, I did get lunch with him.
I read an interesting article an interview with him. And this is
they're building a massive advertising platform. The Roku
is a spy device. Exactly. That was Yeah. I didn't know that. I
thought they were just a good guys. So they're tracking.
They're tracking everything I'm doing to sell ads outside of
their platform.
This is probably Roku guy who worked with the Netflix guy.
Yeah, but before that he had a company that was replay TV.
Yeah. Which was a competitor with TiVo.
Yeah, and you Got some legal stuff and was a big, big hassle?
Well, there was all kinds of issues, but one of the things
will was, I talked to him when he was dead CEO of that company.
And it was a Kleiner Perkins, some of some of them. And he was
a very happy camper with the way that he was treated. And, but
His thing was, and I was at a press conference, I remember
this distinctly, it was at the press conference for the replay
TV guys. And he's talking about how they're going to, you can
take in, you can pretty much replace somebody else's ads with
their ad Sure,
the ISPs can do that right before it comes into your house.
That's why Google wants He wants encrypt anywhere so that ISPs
can steal their ad inventory by inserting into their packet
stream.
Yeah. Yeah. And this is like a Silicon Valley idea. You know
that it's just just poaching, poaching. Silicon Valley illegal
poaching, has liked likes the idea of like, Oh, somebody's
going to this, let's, for all practical purposes, is like
driving down the road and seeing this nice, big wow, that
billboard is well placed. I'm gonna paste up something on that
thing. Exactly. Because it's there. I know who's gonna catch
me and this
is why everybody don't have one yet. But I'm going to put one
together. Everybody needs a pie hole in their house pie hole,
not pie, e pie hole, raspberry pie. You can I think you can
probably buy in preassembled at this point. And you just jack it
into your router, and you reconfigure a few things not
completely trivial, for most, and it will block all of this
stuff, no matter whether it's Google or your ISP, it'll block
all ads. It's really it's a it's a very good system. Oh, and
also, when it blocks them, it gives the advertiser whoever is
placed in the ad, the idea that you saw it, which is brave does
Yes, brave does the same thing.
Brave does a very interesting thing with this, the browser
brave are talking about this is our tech segment, the browser
brave as why people should listen to the donation segment,
because there's gonna
be lose out, they lose out on the tips. Brave
is, has this very, because I have three browsers on the
machine. Typically, I have and I use Firefox still use it the
most because get most of my passwords and stuff. And then I
use Chrome when I really am hard up to see something that you got
an ad blocker running.
Yeah, even when you turn off all the shields on the brave
browser, it's still it's like, yeah, you're doing something
funky. Yes.
Well, actually brave browser does the best job. So blocking
ads, because what it does, is it doesn't, announces has an ad
blocker, as most ad blockers are somehow they're in on the deal.
And so the the ad blockers of like saying, Hey, you were an ad
blocker, we're here, you might want to harass this guy. So
Chrome has nothing it did. Let's say ads come through. So I use
it for that. But brave tends to like, hey, yeah, okay, received
your ad. It's fantastic. Even though you never get the ad, it
sets up a little proxy, yellow proxy. And this is why sometimes
if you if you leave your browser or your brave browser open, you
go there the next morning, they won't connect is just it says I
can't reach any websites, even though everything on your
computer is working fine. You have internet connectivity,
under certain circumstances, certainly on Windows. I think
their their proxy dies, if you're not using it, or it shuts
down or does some things you have to start the browser back
up again. But remember, Braves Braves business model is even
more interesting. What they want to do is you be in control of
all of your indicators. That is their ultimate goal is you know,
we're tracking all these preferences and they call them
indicators of things you're interested in. And their idea is
in the future, we as consumers will be able to say okay, I'll
turn this switch on, which I think is their term is shield.
I'll turn a lower this shield so you can see this from me in
return for something very specific, like it's a real
agreement. Then they have some other crypto play they're doing
which I don't think is going to work but interesting company
from the gay hating guy.
Yeah, the gay hating guy. All right rousted by some he was he
was one of the principals at Firefox and he was rousted by
some social justice warriors, because he said, I don't know
what he did said the we said the the G word. Gay. Yeah, I
don't know. He said, No, he's he's sponsored. He sent money to
a political group that hates the gays. That that was the news
story. It's a lot more nuanced, obviously. Alright, so that was
a long, long diversion. And were we thanking someone here, over
dinner, we're
gonna do the F cancer for Chris Johnson and he had some other
stuff that we needed. Now we
did that. have cancer for him. Oh, did you? Yeah, we were on
Daniel Smith
lungs. I forgot so long ago Daniel Smith and they know how
becomes our first Associate Executive producer for the show
1054 to $44.60 and he is from Dayton.
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Okay, there we go. He was the cable guy he wants to go karma
we did it. Find you've got shortest notice longest
conversation shorter longer than the colon cancer
donor 44 bucks a lot to put out every month for your cable
you're not gonna watch every movie and see all these things.
Oh wait,
we were talking about Roku being a spy device. That's where it
came from. We don't have to we have to revisit but we will have
in the future.
Shawn McClellan tune in dollars and 33 cents thank you for your
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even thank you again for all you do your nonbiased take is very
much appreciated and needed in today's times a question on
rings is there a recommended finger to put your ring on to
not see anything about this on the ring page and I even typed
in dot htm wish I would like to ask for some medical karma for
why it would just stop there annuals answer that question.
Now you can put on a finger one. There's no
There's no protocol, no protocol,
I would guess right hand. Ring finger ring finger would be my
guess. But I think it would look good on the thumb
basic. Now it's no the whole idea is it has a mirror image of
our our coat of arms it says in the morning in Latin but it's a
mirror image. You're supposed to put it on a hand and a finger
that will impact the person's mouth when you hit it so that
they have the logo and the in the morning on their face.
It's actually a signet ring designed to stamp Ooh hot wax.
Oh yeah, that's what it was on an envelope but I guess you
could use it for what Adam described. Anyway, he'd like to
get some medical karma from my mother who suffered a stroke
while on vacation. I would also ask you to play if you're white.
You're a racist at the end of the show. In honor the fact that
I will be staying in Canada for some time to help care for my
mom. Thank you sir Shawn
Knight of the cisgender third world jungle not at the end of
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That is a very sick kind of sick collection of jingles to play in
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Hey, yeah, Rob Reiner promised you some Rob Reiner. The man is
really unhinged, but you always have the Rob Reiner clip. So I
figured I'd bring you to because
you don't make good clips. I put them in the newsletter.
Now you've had some Rob Reiner. We have Rob Reiner is just
speaking of Twitter, how can this guy still be on Twitter?
According to their rules?
I don't know.
He was on the never funny podcast, which I have not
listened to previously. But I have two clips just to share to
show you how unhinge ties
that I found it. This is what you're looking for.
Ah, beautiful. I miss my whistle. First of all,
we know that they invaded with the election, the Russians, we
know that there has been conspiracy with some of the
members of the Trump campaign. We know. They just was designed
to help Trump when the last little piece is how much did
Trump know about it? And did he participate? If that turns out
to be true, which I kind of believe that does, if factors
are due to that is the single biggest scandal in American
history. And it's astounding to me that you've got Republicans
just you know, doing handsprings, trying to keep us
from knowing that Yeah, I mean, you know, because you've seen
authoritarianism rise all over the world. And Trump is
embracing it with all these dictators. He's thumbing his
nose at all our allies. So where does that leave us? I mean, I
want us to our democracy just survive. You know, I got a lot
of good Republican friends who are very thoughtful and very
early on. This is a Republican, there's no no, the brand new No,
no, no, because those people are right on the side of wanting to
preserve democracy. You've got some kind of weird, you know,
elected Republican cult, I mean, to listen to these guys go after
Peter struck today. It was astounding. Astounding. It's
just astounding. I mean, to see that. So, you know, we'll see
what happens. We'll see what happens. I should have
warned you, Robin. I apologize. We got into this too late. We're
very pro Trump on this.
You are all well, so I really stepped in. Whoa. Yeah.
So we know. We know. We know. We know. What did he know? Y'all
know, somebody knows. But here's the clip that proves it is
driving him and his family crazy.
Rob, as I've said it a million times on this show. I'm addicted
to Twitter, because I think by the by the time I'm done
scrolling, you go back to the beginning. There's an age to be
a new thing, right? It's like, Oh, I know. I'm gonna get to it.
Oh, not today. bed. Wake up. Oh, here.
Isn't that crazy? Yes. And we're living our lives like that. He
is completely just taking over everything. My wife is like
that. She's in a state of craziness all the time. I mean,
she can't sleep. It's like, you know, right. Because you feel
those who feel like democracy could be slipping away somehow.
I mean, I hope it doesn't. I don't think it will. But you
know, it could have I don't know, guarantees, drives my wife
crazy. Yeah,
I can see that I can see
her. She's, she's worse than he is. Yeah,
I can see that's very sad that this is taking place with these
people because
it's the daughters out. You know, she's just as bad. As the
daughter who's the Reiner daughter me. I think lrm why she
got a tweeter, Twitter Twitter account. She's doing the same
kind of nutty, tweeting, retweet each other constantly Rami
RedEdge. And Carl and Matt are not young Carl Dewey jumps in
the old man. It's like they're completely insane. It's the
damnedest thing you've ever seen.
They may have SPD as well as TDs. You know, TDS is now I
guess, is that now an approved syndromes as in DSM five Trump
derangement syndrome? Should be we have a new one vying which is
actually yes, called SPD which is a great acronym. I had no
idea it existed. This is a Study, this kit that was just
published. What was this published? was no, this is not
just published. That's interesting. I've never seen
this. It's it's about six months old. Frontiers in human
neuroscience is the publication that is a part of the NIH. So
it's an official publication. Smart Phone dependents SPD? Oh,
yeah.
Yeah, this we had a clip on this. I played a clip but five
shows ago that they were talking about this.
Oh, well, what I didn't know is let me see is that it actually
alters white matter integrity in young adults. Was that in the
clip that we discussed? Because I don't remember that part. No,
we didn't discuss that. So we discussed the I don't know what
we discussed now. But that was not discussed. White matter
integrity?
Yes. White knighting mean? Well, white matter is stuff in the
brain. I can read some of this to you. Let me see. Where's the
studies on internet addiction to focus on the behaviors that
involves its influence on data life and social performance,
clinical diagnosis and treatment? They have a lot of
references. The Ministry of Industry and Information
Technology of China have Okay, high resolution Magnetic
Resonance images, that's MRIs has allowed enhanced sensitivity
and power to detect morphological, functional,
regional and network changes in the brain, which has facilitated
exploration of the neural substrates of addiction.
Evidence has shown altered gray matter density, cortical
thickness, cerebral blood flow and functional connectivity in
regions involved in addictive or compulsive behaviors in subjects
with internet addiction or PSD SPD changes in white matter
tracks. Were also affected by diffusion tensor imaging imaging
a sensor tool that reflects the water now note that fuck this
means but apparently it is yes,
it affects your
cognitive skills. Well, we have people who understand this stuff
think yeah, having your white matter being altered is not a
good thing. I can tell you that with some with zero authority,
but a lot of communication yourself,
let's start to slow down on this little discussion because this
is good stuff. You go outside with your crazy Kyocera phone,
which is not going to keep you occupied by any means. And you
look out and you see these people just wandering around
holding the phone and looking at their phone and holding and
looking and then they're on the phone or you see two teenage
girls and there's you see commercials with this the two
teenage girls standing next to each other both of them looking
at the phone while they're talking to each other but
they're doing something on the phone on
that worse they're angry they're actually posting the same
picture to Instagram you kidding me?
It could be it could be but I'm reminded of that crazy Microsoft
commercial which spotted this apparently early on when they
had their Windows Phone. And that commercial consisted of a
bunch of people that were so oblivious to the real world that
there were getting injured. It was a guy who was doing
something to the golf course in a ball hits him in the head and
a guy that was staring at his phone in the bathroom and drops
into the toilet and it just one thing after another and they
they're trying to sell the Windows Phone by saying hey,
it's not going to make you
Oh right I forgot about but yes it was counterproductive
because it was like Yeah, our phone won't addict you Yeah.
Hey, this coke won't work. Yeah,
yeah, this coke won't work so good this and it was
counterproductive was like I was thinking about what a dumb
commercial it was. But it did identify a problem. Yeah, no, it
did very early very early. I did not cell phones but you're right
it did.
Yeah. identified the problem I'd like to get those old ads are
probably still on YouTube. If somebody can find a few of them.
We'll put them in the link to him in the newsletter.
I was actually looking while you were talking for an email from
Tanya I didn't put it in my show prep really know what's going to
come up. But she said she she's not completely OTG but she loves
about Dame Tom James Hahn. Yes, Dame Tanya from New York. She
says she's a little too embedded in Twitter communities to give
it all up and she still has to face bag but okay, so she's
still hooked basically. She's done she's she's hooked but
okay. She says it was crazy. That she had dinner with some
friends. I see here once said the one social media platform
I'm thankful I've not been sucked into his Instagram this
shit. Let me tell you if friend who has gotten some notoriety as
being an expert on burgers, he posts some pretty extreme
looking photos like burgers with six patties. Wow. Through that
he has now become an influencer. I think this is something as a
status you can get on Instagram. This is nuts oh nothing official
nothing you apply for get approved for. But if your posts
get enough likes local restaurants will invite you in
for free meals in exchange for posting photos and commenting on
the food on Instagram. This ends up forming a community because
the local influencers keep seeing each other at influenza
events and they become friends. At one point, I thought it'd be
great to be an influencer. But after seeing what happened last
night, it's gross. I was at a friend's birthday party they
brought out a pile of sliders. What followed was a solid 15
minutes of nearly everyone attending jockeying for a good
spot to take photos, each having their own version of a handheld
spotlight device to hold over the food. The party eventually
moved to a different bar where several dishes were brought out.
This pattern was repeated each time a new dish hit the table. I
was as the British say, gobsmacked How can anyone live
their lives that way? high order food to eat it not to have a
photoshoot with it. I'm not a Luddite, but come on. And she
attached to photos showing showing this taking place. That
is rather disturbing. Wow.
Yeah, that's disturbing, but at the same time fascinating.
Yes. Well, also I heard your brain going thinking hey, wait a
minute, I can get some free meals out of this joinings
if I could get some free meals and get paid. Getting free meals
is believe is is the downside of being a restaurant reviewer?
Yeah. Oh, that's true love. That one guy that guy in LA is 55
years old. He looked like he was 100 the restaurant critic 5556
years old dropped dead. Hmm. is a real problem in that in that
business. I do have an ISO clipped in my go with her with
her
story. Yeah, I
have burger,
one burger. Right here. Okay. One burger was a bowl plateful
of sliders.
It was one burger right here?
Well, we're on the brain sciences. A big deal announced
this week. This is a $300 million investment from
GlaxoSmithKline, the big pharma of all big farmers in our
favorite company 23. And me, ah, gee, who could have seen that
common. And here's a here's the I don't know if the Google ex
wife, she saw the CEO because the she's not in this. This is
some other maybe it's the see oh, and I think this guy is the
CEO of 23andme. And he's there with the CEO of Glaxo. And
they're talking about this fantastic deal and what it
means. And to me, it's like how stupid people are who jumped in
on this obvious dumb scam.
The key thing I think that makes the 23andme collaboration very
special is two things. First of all, the size, the over 5
million customers that 23andme has, has gained access to is
really very, very much larger than anything about 10 times
larger than than some of the other databases that are out
there. But possibly even more important, is that the customer
is in 23 minutes, as Richard was alluding to, I think it's over
80% of them have actually signed up with the intent of being able
to help with research to actually contribute to our
efforts to find new medicines for patients and this ability to
recontact them because they're so excited about the opportunity
to participate makes 23 very unique and exciting.
I think people miss the idea that with over 5 million
customers who would be impossible to completely genome
sequence everybody that would cost billions of dollars, and
would be more information than anyone could even store in any
database. So in fact, we do genotype people. Genuine we find
people with interesting genotypes, we then do their DNA
sequence. So we think this is a more efficient way to capture
important genomic information.
You said something about something not being true to you
was not
that you can't do it no database could hold all this information.
That was fun, that kind
of odd that he said that Oh crap.
They have the whole internet in Utah. not have that. But that's
not my problem with this. My problem is this is what happens
when you sign a you know, a terms of service agreement. And
you say yeah, it's okay. You know, whatever you want to do,
basically and yeah, I guess you could sell it so a
oh, they just know where you're going with this. I Been bitching
about this for like, 30 years, this is the Oh, don't worry
about it, just sign it because we're good guys. Yeah, but when
you sell your company has some bad guys what happens?
I certainly wouldn't want my information in the hands of
GlaxoSmithKline. And the main reason is you think it's bad. In
the future, do you think it's bad when your credit card number
gets stolen? Wait until your DNA gets stolen? Because these
companies get hacked. They all just get hacked. And I'm gonna
say it again, that stupid company, what is it the Protect
your credit? LifeLock where everybody has all of their stuff
sitting there? It's beautiful. Oh, yes. Fantastic. I mean, I
just see so many of these collection apps and they have
all your information. One of them, they just they get hacked
and happens. Everything gets hacked, does everything gets
hacked. Well, what's the new thing that everyone's using? Oh,
it's the Walmart and Target. They all have apps. And then you
can look for coupons online, but you have to put all your
information in I get so sad when I see people doing this roped in
by trinkets and no shiny objects. Look at the numbers
face bag, cut off some privacy, and the stock dropped 24% Get a
clue as to what you're worth. You're a human you're worth
money. That's the other problem with $300 million investment on
your back. Literally. Your DNA, your your your strands of DNA.
Yeah,
yeah, your name on a data but your name and address in the old
days of address marketing, which is still true with the email
marketing to a lesser extent. Yeah, it was worth 10 To 2010 to
$30 a piece. Which was worth Yeah, but
that that's on a monthly basis at face bag. No, I think it's
like five,
five buffets. Book five gets just five numbers, you're out of
control five
bucks a month or something you're worth? That's not bad.
So that's not bad at all.
Yeah, you know, I finally somewhere somebody got into an
old password of mine. I'm sure it was sold online. And I know
this because I got the email, I got three of them. The email
that says ha, I found you looking at the porn website
where you use the password and they print the password which is
a password. I've certainly used maybe eight or nine maybe 10
years ago. So it's a very old password. And to say and I
turned on your camera, I don't have a camera. Okay, I turned on
your camera and I got a I got video and I'm going to send it
to everybody you know unless you give me $300 in Bitcoin
Why do you got you got an extortion letter?
Three of them? Yeah. Someone's real. I'm on a list somewhere.
Well, I have to assume that these are done in a in a broad
spectrum way. In other words, they send out Yeah, hundreds of
1000s of them that they've grabbed from some database that
you rightfully noted. And probably one person or another
sense of the 300 bucks in Bitcoin they probably make money
doing this scam. Of course,
there's always gonna that's like the you remember the guy who was
no longer my friend? Who, who was telling me how his How was
porn scam worked? Remember?
No, I don't remember. But I can tell the story again.
They were basically a law office and all they did all day long
was track who had downloaded watched videos. And then the law
office would send a note to them like oh, you know, you watch
this video, but you watched it on the legal website or
something to that it's been a while something to that there's
the guys in Malibu and we're looking for the Ferrari the
crazy when we went out there and stayed at his house for a night.
And I don't think you remember. No, but all they were doing was
just extorting people saying well, you know, this video you
clearly downloaded it. We have your IP address, here's all the
proof so if you don't pay up $5,000 We're going to publish
this information. This type of extortion I think is pretty
rampant and people like they just don't even want that if it
is I found one of them. Do you want me to read it? Yes, please
say I do know and there's a password which is an old one is
your password let's get directly to purpose. This is a native
speaker obviously. Let's get to you may not know me and you are
most like wish to do this in like a comic true blogger voice
maybe that's better.
I would think it's now it's it's a it sounds Asian but it could
be Eastern European If You Could it might be yeah doing cut.
Yeah, let's get directly to Papas European
you may not know me you're most likely thinking why are you
getting this email? No person has compensated me to
investigate you. Let me tell you, I actually set up a malware
on the 18 Plus video clips sexually graphic website. And do
you know that you visited this site to experience fun you know
what I mean? When you were watching videos, your browser
started out operating as a remote desktop with a key logger
which provided me access to your display screen as well as cam
right after that my software gathered all of your contacts
from your messenger Facebook as well as email account and then I
made a video first part shows the video you are viewing You
have good taste and second that's really what it says.
First part chose the video you're viewing You have good
taste. Second part chose the recording of your webcam and you
you have a pair of solutions let's study these choices in
detail. The first alternative is just ignore this email.
Consequently I will certainly send out your very own tape to
every one of your personal contacts and also just consider
about the disgrace you will get. Second alternative should be Oh
should be to give me $3,000 is inflation. Let's call it a
donation. In this case I most certainly will instantly erase
your video you will keep going on your life like this never
took place and you will surely never hear back from me again.
And then he goes on with something about don't go to the
cops. This message can't be traced back to me. I know you
read it because I put a pixel in the email. This is this is a non
negotiable offer. That's Do not waste my time and yours by
replying his email. If you really want proof reply with
Yeah, then I will definitely send out your video recording to
your 14 friends. You got my 14 friends dammit.
Here 14 friends.
That's all I got apparently. Yeah. Yeah, so I got a couple of
those.
Well, normally if you're like a douche bag and you get like
you'd be looking at like, a lot of porn all the time and you get
14 friends. They're probably doing the same thing.
They'll be like, Hey, man,
give me coffee that you do that man because I wouldn't try to
get a copy of that movie. Sent me link bro. Man. Wow. That's
that's why the internet sucks.
Yeah, really? Does that mean I'm glad we can stream and
everything that makes the show work better?
Well, yeah. If it wasn't for the unit, we were doing the show
we'd probably be making a lot more money doing other things,
though.
It's possible. You're a little early on that queue if that's
what you were thinking.
No, I wasn't thinking that. I'm just freaking out early on. I
got to look at my clips. I haven't played anything. All
right,
play some clips brought up.
A couple of things. Let's talk about we could talk about the
McDougal tapes. Now the Dougal McDougal is the is the woman
that real the blackmailer that this is the one where they
bought the well let's play by the Teamcenter. We'll talk about
this a little bit is play. These are long clips. unfortunate but
this is the MacDougal tapes. Part One CBS
I've spoken to Allen weisselberg about how to set the whole thing
up with funding. Yes, it
is not Cohen. Trump's lawyer is that what this is about? Oh,
okay. Okay. I understand. So this is the the Trump David
John, what's his name? Cohen
de packer, David Packer. Oh,
Cohen, Cohen. Cohen was Trump's lawyer, very embarrassing. Trump
is paying off. blackmailers the way I see it?
Well, no, he's paying no. Well, yeah. Is they're setting up a
company to pay David pecker.
He's from the National Enquirer. Mandy. Yeah.
Why her story, and then kill it. Right? And by the way, I want to
say this and I'm not going to do it because I've sexist from the
executive, the executive mode or anything else. But this girl is
extremely attractive. Especially compared to stormy Daniels. I
don't know if you've seen pictures. Yeah, I've seen an
interview with her. Yeah. She is not a slouch. But the fact that
she just didn't take the money I've had a story killed and I
don't know if was was the buy in barrier wherever they call. I
don't think so. Just a minute. So I'm
amazed you you brought you brought this story at all
because to me, it's like it is insulting to watch these news
heads talk about this insult. That's
one of the reasons I wanted to play it because they're all
jacked up. Yeah, they are. Everybody's jacked up. And they
brought a lawyer on. I didn't even watch this clip three. They
brought this lawyer on to say, and it was a Nancy, Nancy
O'Donnell whatever her name is in the morning on the CBS show,
Marino Donnell, whatever. You know, the one candidate Nora,
Norma Nora, Nora. Sorry Norma, Norma
nor whatever. He's the one who is a Trump hater. And she's
grilling this woman saying Hasan is illegal. It's illegal and
illegal. And the woman is lawyers who's like some sort of
New York lawyer. She's saying, No, not really. It's kind of
embarrassing and stupid. You'd really have to make go out of
your way to make it illegal because it campaign finance
campaign. Fine. Yeah. It's just going nuts. Nora, she's going
crazy. Trying to get this woman to say something. And
the story that one of your story that got killed, was that about
some sex affair?
No, no, it was one of these new just gets killed. It was one of
these. I was hired to do a story on Silicon Valley. The idea
here's the thing was created was the list of things to do in
Silicon Valley. Or the favorite things of people who are from
Silicon Valley. This was for focus magazine, which was the
local magazine for KQED. The
oh my god, the readership of 100. To PBS.
No, they had no all their members, all the PBS. Oh, they
got it. Yeah, this is the big, big readership. probably close
to a million maybe, is beside the point. The point was, is
that they said I want you to, here's what you want to do do
the top three restaurants, the top three, this top three that
the top three this, and I do all these things. And I said, Okay,
I can do that. So I call a few people up we got all these top
threes. And but I had this one this I'm pretty sure there's a
reason they killed the article. Top three charities of Silicon
Valley. Number one, blank. Blank. Number three, blank.
Oh, you touched a third rail. Bad boy,
bad boy ever ran the thing. Well, this lady called me and
said, I mean, they did give me the kill fee, which is paying me
for the story. Right? But they could have said, Hey, can we
leave this out? Didn't have the guts to do that.
Right? Because that would affect their integrity. Yeah, yeah.
Well, so the way I understand this story is a Trump had his
buddy who owns the company that owns the National Enquirer buy
up the story, to kill it. That would that's that's what
happened, right? Because he had sex with her when Melania had
just given birth. And it's embarrassing, and it's effed up.
And so he wanted to shut that down. That's the story. And I
guess stormy Daniels is similar. And Michael Cohen, Michael
Cohen, I remember his name now. He recorded his conversations
with then just Trump.
Yeah, they're good conversations are lame days just as a mountain
out of a molehill. They just want to do it because they're
trying to do anything. They can't do embarrass Trump. So
we'll play along. Let's go with the MacDougal. Take McDougal
tapes, one I've
spoken to Allen weisselberg. About how to set the whole thing
up with funding. Yes. And it's all the stuff.
The muffled audio was secretly recorded by Cohen in 2016.
Shortly before the election,
I need to open up a company for the transfer of all of that info
regarding our friend David. So that I'm gonna do that right
away. I've actually come up as
David is a possible reference to David pecker, Mr. Trump's friend
and president of National Enquirer's parent company,
American Media Incorporated.
So I'm, I'm all over that. And I spoke to Alan about it when it
comes time for the financing, which will be no, no, no, no,
no, I got no no.
The conversation came after American Media Incorporated
reached a $150,000 deal to pay former Playboy model Karen
McDougal for her story about an alleged affair with Mr. Trump in
2006. The President denies the affair. Mr. Trump's lawyer Rudy
Giuliani fired back saying the recording only proves the
President's claims that he did not know about the transaction
and provided this White House transcript of the recording,
which claims that Mr. Trump says don't pay with cash. Check.
Everybody heard just now. Donald Trump say the word cash.
Whoo. Yeah. Imagine imagine that.
That's where the guy this is the Detroit is one guy and it was
gratuitous. He said the word cash cash.
That's proof. It's proof detective Dookie on the case.
So it continues in this stupidity will play a part to
Mr.
Trump and his longtime lawyer Michael Cohen can be heard
discussing a payment involving former Playboy model Karen
McDougal. She says that she had an affair with Mr. Trump more
than a decade ago. And the President has denied
that repeatedly. He's denied that Michael Cohen's lawyer
that's Lanny Davis released this Quit recording to CNN last
night. The move intensifies a feud between Cohen and President
Trump.
This Lenny Davis guy sounds like a shyster
you think, by the way, I want to point something out. These two
women, Nora and the man who's Dale, Dale, these two women
worked alongside without saying a pee pad Charlie of Charlie
Rose they had that was his their associate. They brought him on
the show it for a couple of years. He's working there.
They're just dead silent about the fact that he wants to
swing and his Shuang at every intern and they knew it. Of
course, that stuff that gets known. Yeah, you're right
hypocrites. Is that hypocritical? That's maybe the
word you're looking for.
I'm not looking for a word. But if I was that would be the word
repeatedly. He's denied that Michael Cohen's lawyer, that's
Lanny Davis, released a secret recording to CNN last night. The
move intensifies a feud between Cohen and President Trump. Now,
CBS News has not verified the recordings authenticity.
So I'm, I'm all over that. And I spoke to Alan about it when it
comes time for the financing, which will be what? We'll have
to pay yourself. Get hold on. I got no, no,
there is a there is a dispute rather over what the tape says
and what it actually means Major Garrett is at the White House
with more on this story. Major. Good morning.
Good morning. This is one of at least 12 audio recordings seized
by the FBI from Cohen's various properties back in April. There
are literally 10s of 1000s of other documents. Now the
president's lawyer Rudy Giuliani said he did not object to the
release of this tape because he said it proves Mr. Trump's side
of the story. But the tapes release is an escalation carried
out by Cohen's legal team and a clear sign of the estrangement
between Mr. Trump and his former friend and fixer on Monday, the
White House deviated from its previous blanket denials of
McDougall's alleged affair with Mr. Trump.
The President maintains that he's done nothing wrong. And I
would refer you to Rudy Giuliani. There's no question
that Michael Cohen has the goods on the president
Michael Avenatti represents adult film star stormy Daniels
to whom Cohen made a payment shortly before the election to
keep silent about an alleged one night stand with the president
back in 2006. Mr. Trump has also denied his affair with Daniels.
Davis said the recordings reveal those denials about McDougal are
false.
This is not a man shocked about Karen McDougal. He knows what
they're talking about.
American media is a payment effectively silenced McDougal
throughout the 2016 campaign. Now Cohen's lawyer did not have
an explanation for why this recording was made. Or Nora
White cuts off abruptly.
All right, Major, thank you so much.
Any canoodling?
Oh, man.
They're obsessed with it. They're obsessed.
Yeah, yeah. And again, I'll remind you that Nora and Rosie
wherever Gayle, Gayle are sitting next to Charlie Rose for
years been saying nothing but they're all worked out by this.
So this is play. This is the only part Believe me this part.
This third clip could have gone on for days is mostly Nora. Big
trying to get this woman to say committed some sort of a crime.
The recording raises some serious questions about possible
violations of campaign finance law. CBS News, legal analyst
Ricky Klieman is with us. Good morning, when we've heard that
prosecutors have 12 tapes. This is just part of one of those
tapes from what we've heard. Is this
just all promotion for Tom Arnold's show? Don't think so.
Okay, because he has that show coming out the Trump tapes, a
decent
video and comes out on it probably will
have 12 tapes. This is just part of one of those tapes from what
we've heard was a possible crime committed
possible but not in and of itself. It is not illegal to pay
someone with a nondisclosure agreement that happens all the
time in order to keep people from giving up information that
might embarrass someone. But that's not what happened. What
happened is this was a a catch and kill story by American media
and David pecker.
And this tape might suggest that then the President, now
President knew about it, and that they may have also helped
fund it. Well, there's
no question that the President knew about it. We can tell
before the election, even though he had Hope Hicks denies that
there was any knowledge. The question becomes whether or not
as a campaign finance violation because if they knew about it,
simply knew about it. They had to account for it, because it's
an in kind contribution. The fact that they thought about
paying David pecker and American media, the National Enquirer, to
continue there's catch and kill and get the rights to Karen
McDougal, a story that in and of itself might not be illegal, but
it certainly smacks of something that we don't Like, and the
reason it has this campaign aspect is that this was about it
was about to be an election and this was going to hurt the
President's fortunes and so get rid of it. In other words, this
isn't a side deal. This has to do with whether he's right. It's
It's September of 16. He wants it done within two months. He
wants it out of the way. And that's why it looks like it fits
a pattern, including stormy McDaniel.
Did never could get her to say there's anything illegal that
happens. So this is just a scandalous story that they're
just dead. Nora, who just hates Trump to an extreme was, you
know, probably helped promote to get on the show. I think the
thing is just a dead end.
Well, yeah, of course it is. It's stupid. It's insulting.
It's annoying. It's taking up time. And it's above all, it's
unwatchable. I don't think people care anymore. I think in
fact, I'm pretty sure most people have checked out of
everything. Don't even worry about Russia anymore.
And I'm not going to argue do it. Because I'm noticing it too.
Yeah.
It's just to give you an example. You know, the
fact that before you say to give you the example, I would say
this that because I've been working on the newsletters,
putting some some Carl Carl, Rob Reiner clips into the
newsletter, next clips, but you know, tweets, yes, yes. And I
started looking at the last couple, I'm thinking this guy,
this guy's already 27. This guy is like, this isn't even good
anymore. It's not even fitting into the current narrative. It's
just been going on trader trees and trader a treason. And
they've brought
back the Russians hacked, hacked into networks of key us power
companies last year. I mean, they now they're bringing that
back, which was already categorically proven is not
true. No, it's back. The stories back
and now that but before it will go you give me that when you are
going to talk about dead ended analysis. I have a couple clips
about that.
Well, I was going to take this into a Brexit, where the
Russians are being blamed as well. But if you want to do
something else, yeah, this is Aaron bank. Baron bank is one of
the big financers of the Brexit campaign. He's not one of these.
I know guys, like this typical British entrepreneur. You know,
he's probably in Majorca hanging out during the summer or maybe
Santra. Pay Nikki Beach, he's got a gut, you know, he's got
this kind of, in a way I have to say these guys, these British
guys like this remind me of Russian businessmen. Strangely
enough, they're not that far separate. Maybe that's part of
this problem. They
may have modeled themselves, the Russians, Japanese Yakuza
modeled themselves at the after the mafia
could be then he is being accused of taking money from
Russians through investments into his minds, which apparently
don't work very well. He has three diamond mines, and
funneling that money to facilitate Brexit. So the
Russians did it.
Aaron banks, one of the most influential men in British
politics, he gave at least 9 million pounds to bankroll the
Leave campaign and the Brexit referendum, making him one of
the biggest political donors in British history. But he's never
explained where that money came from. You could show us where
the money had come from, you could
choose come to his bank account. I don't know what
it made enough profits to justify it because we certainly
can't see them.
As far as I'm concerned, I've done what I had to do.
We went to South Africa to find out more about Aaron banks as
well. He owns three diamond mines here.
The BBC going to Africa to track down this $9 million dollars
that came from Russia the mess
loaded he's got $9 million that he can splurge on these things.
Yeah.
But as you heard suggests, but your company's profits don't
justify that. I mean, the again, he
has a day profits might not I mean, he could have accumulated
about 100 million for all you know, but
even even if true, if $9 million worth is enough to tip the
country into leaving the EU, then you know, shit, spend 20
and keep them to keep them in the EU.
I've done what I've had to do.
We went to South Africa to find out more about our own banks as
well. He owns three diamond mines here. But we learned that
so far. He spent 10 million pounds and got very little back.
In court papers. His former partner in the mining business
wrote, banks had been dealing with Russians who contemplated
investing in the mines. I was informed by banks that he had
traveled to Russia and discussed with them the diamond
opportunities. There is no suggestion in the court papers
that the Russians went on to invest. But bank says this is
the account of a disgruntled former bis This partner and that
he has never had business dealings with any Russian
investors. Are you categorically stating that you didn't even
approach Russian investors?
I spoke to no Russian investors about this 100%
Your right hand man who ran these mines James buyer told us
the papers were prepared and sent to our roster. This
Correct. Stay weren't the Russian
state diamond company.
So you have evidence of that was the money once your mind it
doesn't run my mind. I had no involvement with Russian money
or even requested. I've said that categorically. If you can
prove that then then you've won your jackpot, haven't you? But
unfortunately, I didn't.
So far, despite all the questions hanging over his
finances, and his links to Russia, Aaron banks hasn't been
willing to sign links
to Russia. Links to Russia. Wait a minute, they just threw that
in gratuitous denial denial denial. shoulda, coulda said his
alleged no evidence of links to Russia this one guy said that
the maybe made a pass at them to get some money. But she throws
in and his links to Russian at the end of that BBC report.
Yep. In that beautiful how they do that.
Unbelievable. This is like American television.
They've learned well. By the way, I don't have any clips of
it. I want producers to be on the lookout for the following
phrase. It's been brought to my attention as a thing. It's
certainly showing up in print. I'd like to see if we can find
it on clips. And the phrase is, without any proof. And this is
being or evidence proof or evidence or interchangeable.
This is everywhere. Donald Trump said but without any proof that
added up so and so said without any proof without any evidence
by rara Be on the lookout for that, because this is what they
just did. The BBC just said without any evidence, links to
Russia. But that is apparently a phrase. You don't hear
it. Look, I'll look out for it, too. Alright, so let's go back
to that Russian power grid hack. Yeah. This is a CBS with your
favorite guy doing the rebel
group man. Yes, the gays. Jeff, the gay only guy whose name I
really know. I can't remember anybody's name. But Jeff, the
gays. I remember his days talking about the story?
Well, he's got it. He sounds like he's at his best on this
one.
This is a threat. I feel like we've heard about for a long
time. So what was the new information today? Well, the new
information is the extent
I'm crowning. You're right. Thank you. Thank you. I
appreciate this. John, this is really this makes me smile.
Well, the new information is the extent of these intrusions. You
know, Brooke, imagine if if these power grids had been shut
down? And I think, you know, yes, we've heard about these
threats before. But the question is, is the message getting
through these Russian intrusions? We learned today
more widespread than originally known. DHS officials gave a
briefing where they said that there have been hundreds of
government critical infrastructure, private
companies affected by this hundreds of victims. And so that
was a bigger number than we'd heard before. And how did they
do it? And can we be doing a better job protecting this
stuff? Well, you can always do a better job of protecting
critical infrastructure, especially when it comes to
these types of cyber intrusions. But what they did is really
fairly simple. This was another one of those spear phishing
email attacks where a victim clicks on a link. And then the
hackers get control of usernames, passwords, and then
they were able to use that information to get into these
utility control systems. And according to the DHS, DHS
officials said that they were in a position where they could have
just flipped a switch and shut down a power grid. And so that's
how close they came to, to potentially taking control of a
power grid. And that's why people are concerned.
Where is he getting this information from?
And the great thing about this story is that it's just another
spear phishing thing. This way, and then they go on here in the
second half, and they are intelligence folk. They claim
that it is a Russian a Russian government, it was not us, you
know, the Russian sanction, government sanction or whatever
the words they use, which is it this wait a minute, is this the
best? Hey, we like to sanction something borders. It's like the
best thing they can do as a spear phishing attack. We're
Stuxnet. Yeah. In these complicated things you can run
but not I know, spearfishing. That's the best Russians could
do. This is bullcrap. That's fantastic.
I love this part too
is this is similar to the intrusions that we've been
talking about in terms of the 2016 election. These are state
sponsored hackers who are carrying out these types of
intrusions. And it is really part of a pattern that the US
intelligence and law enforcement officials have noticed with
these Russian hackers. So Russian officials might deny
that there is any connection. But of course, US officials
don't agree with that at all. They have seen the intelligence
they have obviously made the connection. And they are
reaching out to private industry, they are trying to
help critical infrastructure counter these threats, which, as
I mentioned, are ongoing. Any collusion.
She's so here's the word I'm this, this is the only reason
these stories work is because we're still thinking of Russia
in the Soviet
Soviet era. Yes. Because back then, to
do anything, you'd have to be kinda state sponsor, because
everything was run by the state, there was no private enterprise.
But nowadays, the Russians have become very entrepreneurial.
There's no reason that they have to use the state. I mean, they
there, there isn't as talented as the Ukrainians are at
stealing pass codes and, and credit card information. And
then, you know, ordering running up bills here and there. Your
business idea is to steal money. Yeah, do criminal activity. And
this is nonsense. This whole story reeks of just naivete. And
again, if the best they can do is spear phishing, which any kid
can do. Yeah, it's not this bowl.
Yeah, and
I wasn't getting a funny email recently. Even though I get no
spam. I got this, I get been getting this. And I've gotten
about five of them so far. And I'm trying to figure out how it
works or what you're going to do. Obviously, I've got enough
protection, I can click on stuff and I just get an alert. But I
don't normally want to. In this case, I want to this Russian.
And so what are supposedly it could be Ukrainian. So I get
this email notification rejected. And it says you just
email that you sent it's been rejected and it's been bounced
back and please, one of those
those go to the BitBucket. I don't look at those.
And so it kept well I always look at him because sometimes
I'll send a note to somebody I want to know if he got bounced,
like, like half to notice and to you.
Not anymore. I fix that.
And so I go look at this is it and there's got some new email
address. I don't know anybody Ajit 2020, you know, or any
crazy thing I'm thinking so I go down, I look at the attachments.
And there's an attachment. Uh huh. Of course the attachments
got a Russian name is all in Cyrillic. And was it a what file
type was it? It was It doesn't matter, I think was a PDF, but
it doesn't really matter because I'm not clicking on it whatever
it is, because it may not be whatever it says it is you may
be just an executable, okay, I'm not going to get a spear fished.
I'm not hey,
can we can we drop the spear? That's phishing is pH phishing
is a difference in the differences that supposedly
spearfishing is targeted at you specifically, as opposed to just
a broad range of great stuff. Okay. All right. So it is a
difference. But yeah, I don't mind. Yeah. But, and I'm sure
I'm not targeted. So you're probably right. It's probably
fishing, but I'm not clicking on it. And I got about four or five
of these things. I wonder what you know, I'm just going to
click on it. I'd like to click on a sandbox, click on some
isolated machines. I click on it.
Now click on it. Come on, click on it. Here. Click on this. I'll
click on this for you.
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I mean, I this is the one I had for the ISO at the end of the
show. And he canoodling to thought was cute. And he could
noodling. But yeah, so far one burgers ahead. I
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The President Obama visited Kenya.
Yes, this is a great story. I didn't have any clips from it,
but I do.
I do. I have a clip and also there's a I was reading the
Kanaan majesty as homeland. Yes, I was reading the Kenyan star.
And I just want to read a little bit from this article because
people are in Kenya are not so happy with him. I didn't
realize. Just read a bit of this article. November 4 2008 was the
proudest day for the world. And again, this from the Kenyan
star. The US had elected the very first black president and
African Americans seem seemingly overcome decades even centuries
of racial prejudice. It was a great time to be black and even
greater to be Kenyan or an African for that matter. In
Kenya, the news of his victory was greeted with much pride
suddenly had more cousins than could be counted and nevermind
that a good number of them were not even Lou all Luo Liu. Oh,
yeah.
I didn't know that. He was a Luo. And he's
he's from Hawaii. What are you talking about? Blood? Yeah,
well, my thinking of visiting American friend brought with him
and Obama campaign badge and my son then still young happily
daunted going to church. His riveting speeches were replayed
1000 times and I downloaded quite a few of them, which I
still have. It was a new dawn of great promise not just for
Africa, but also for the world at large. Obama took his
presidency with stride Kenyans and indeed most Africans
believed he was, quote, Our man in the White House. Even though
he's from Hawaii, and Indonesia, expectations were as diverse as
there are people in Africa, a Ugandan friend I met in Europe
told me the moment Obama was declared US president, a janitor
at McCurry McCurry, was so overjoyed that you order a beer
and told the waiter, Poppy Obama, MGM coo Sala, get me a
beer Obama will pay. See, this is how they were thinking about
in 2008. Simply put, the expectations of many were high.
And sometimes out of this world, at least for this janitor, it
was free beer, and many forgot who was indeed an American
president first and not African. Somehow those expectations
continue to linger. Even after he left office. Many of those
who lined up the streets to meet him had their own list of things
they wanted him to do for them, from schools, to universities,
to libraries to whatever, perhaps Obama should have
invested more in managing expectations since an innocent
visit like the one he had only served to whip up expectations
when in fact, he can only do so much. And then it goes on to say
that everyone was really disappointed because guess what?
Obama did not deliver universities and hospitals to
Kenya, because he's the American president. But upon his his
return to say hi to everybody. People were not so happy. And
here's here's some of the complaints. He gave Kenya a wide
berth and did not visit during his first term only visiting
when he was left with two years in office. While Kenyans still
appreciated that nothing much came from his relationship with
Kenya. He's from Hawaii. I don't understand. Besides, he
spectacularly failed to keep his promise to come with his wife
the next time he came. Wow, let's not double entendre that
Michelle Obama has given Kenya, the cold shoulder and social
media as compared her to a woman who hated her husband's rural
home and in law and preferred his husband's rural home and in
law. What's the saying here and prefer to remain in the comfort
of their city residents rather than spend time in smoky rural
homes up their two daughters have not set foot in the land of
their ancestry? Say close to Hawaii, confused. A certain
Carolingian man Felix key pronoun offered 50 cows from a
Leah's hand, including 70 sheep and 30 Goats. Promo was
distorting the market was such astronomical offers, however,
says they were offering money in cows for the kids. So they're
pissed off at him. cuz he didn't do anything. And I don't
understand why they're pissed off. He was born in Hawaii, his
father's from Indonesia. But somehow they have this idea that
he's from Kenya, I don't understand. Here's the president
speaking there.
And the fact that because she knew where she came from,
because she understood her story, and how it connected to
the past, and how it connected to the other young people in
this community, who maybe hadn't had as much opportunity as we
had or had been quite as lucky. It was out of that spirit, that
the wonderful facility that we see today has been done. So I
tell you that story because I could not be prouder of what my
sister has accomplished. And I think it makes all of us who are
Obama's or claimed to be Obama's extraordinarily proud. Now,
three years ago, I visited Kenya as the first sitting American
president to come from Kenya. What,
what did he say? He's not a Muslim, either.
He said he was the first president to come from Kenya.
That's what he said. That's out of his own, just as he did does
not using a speech writer anymore. You can tell that
that's for sure. He's back to his old you know, style of talk.
And when I'm confused.
I think he should die. So that the first president to come from
Kenya. Yeah, yeah, we can do that. I was just very surprised
by that. He's the only doing that to pander to them, or visie
from Kenya. i And how does he come from Kenya?
Why would he pander? He's not the pandering tide? That's of
Trump. No, sorry. Anyway, I was very confused by that story. I
don't understand.
Probably just me. Yeah, it's just you. Yeah. It's just you.
Southern Poverty Law Center is tracking a new metric in the war
against men, mainly white men. But in this case, all men,
there's a new term, it's not a new term. It's an old term that
they've co opted that they've taken as their own. We've had
toxic masculinity. But now we have a hateful ideology, which
advocates for the subjugation of women and that ideology is known
as male supremacy. was so there's this thing now that male
supremacy why? I don't know, but the Southern Poverty Law Center
is a soft run. Go ahead. What do you think? Well, I
think it's, I mean, the subjugation of women is part of
the Muslim faith.
Yeah, it's funny they don't mention that in the article. Let
me see. Let me do a quick ctrl f let me see if Muslim is in this
article. G zero matches Okay. Nice
think what they're trying to do is promote the just all man so
the Muslim faith can get this, you know, soften the blow a
little bit. Can be a scam. They have a whole bunch of examples
and attempt to brainwash the public again. Yeah, well, they
have examples of quotes from I guess horrible men.
Oh, the horrible men quotes okay, I'm, I'm all ears. Okay.
We shouted endlessly at a deaf world that we were on the path
to destruction and we want we have watched our predictions of
men being reduced to indentured servants to a malicious
matriarchy come true, even as society continues to dismiss and
humiliate us for speaking. That's it doesn't sound like
supremacy sounds like Kuch Kuch talk women, please. This is
another one from the a voice for men. Women, please listen to
Whoopi Goldberg. If you don't want to be slapped back handed,
punched in the mouth direct or throttled. Keep your stinking
hands off of other people. A man hitting you back after you've
assaulted him does not make you a victim of domestic violence.
It makes you a recipient of justice dealing with it and
making us look like shitheads. And I'd be on the lookout for
male supremacy. We've had the toxic masculinity that may be
the follow up. And toxic
masculinity I don't think went anywhere because it was too hard
to pronounce.
Yeah. Yeah. Kind of like colonoscopy. It's one of those
tough words.
I had nothing but trouble but there was it was it wasn't the
word when it was printed on the other guy who had colonoscopy.
It was the handwriting and it's inherited. It was plural and was
very difficult for some
reason. We got to shooting in Toronto, which is I guess still
unclear whether the guy was clinically insane or a terrorist
or mentally insane I should say. Faisal Hussain. Yeah, well,
I mean, you know, they're going out of their way
to say he's not
just a poor unhappy guy.
Well, if you listen to this, this clip of a quick clip of his
story about his family. Yeah,
from family and friends. We get this description of the suspect
a Danforth shooter.
He was a very friendly guy. You know, he was never He never
caused any violence to anyone. He hugged me when it comes close
and
love. 29 year old festival Hussain was a quiet man family
friends say who had mental illness but held several jobs
including at this Loblaws store. But A police source tells CTV
News Hussein was previously investigated by Toronto Police
under the Mental Health Act, CB 24 has confirmed he attended
high school at Victoria Park collegiate and in 2010 made
comments to school officials that led them to contact police.
The source says he spoke about being the Joker from the Batman
movie and talked about liking death and explosions. A family
spokesperson says Hussein's mother lost a daughter to an
accident has a son in a coma. Her husband has Parkinson's and
now she has to live with the guilt, pain and loss from this
Danforth shooting.
Man. That's a messed up family. Yeah, that's pretty sad.
There we go gunning people down so do
they not have background checks in Canada Navia. So they can
check and see if when someone's insane.
Let people walk around with guns like that. But this guy
he was clearly being treated for, for mental issues that he'd
been in touch with law enforcement, he's
got all these gun laws, they got the kind of gun laws that a lot
of people in this country the lefties would love to have. So
as you get a gun,
we need to know more about the gun laws in Toronto. The
province may be different than others. I'm not sure I really
don't know.
Well, country is anti gun. I mean, I remember one time I'm
crossing the border in a car. And the guy had swear to god,
this is what he said, because we're all kind of flabbergasted.
He says, Hey, okay, what are you gonna do in Kennedy? Oh, by the
way, have you got a gun in the car? And I said, No. He says,
Okay, it's good that you?
You look legit.
He says, okay, he says, Do you have you have guns at home? At
home? And I said, No, I've got no guns at home.
That was a lie. Well,
yeah, it was. He says, Okay, that's good. He says, Do you
know anybody who has guns says? And I said, well, not offhand. I
can't name people that have guns. But just before you knew
me lie again. What was the what is the point? Are you What are
you trying? what point are you trying to make? A and he says,
Oh, just wondering just wondering is it's motions beyond
but it's like, do I know any buddy who has guns, it's gonna
be a black check. For me. They really uptight about guns in
Canada. Interesting.
My spin instructor came back from vacation. And she, she they
went to Mexico she and her fiance and she was telling me
about coming back across the Mexican border. And which I have
not done in a vehicle. I've only been there twice with airplane.
As she said, You know, there's a fast pass lane, which typically
takes about half an hour to stand in line and get through
and they were shutting that down for some reason. And the regular
line as she said, You know, that's like a nine hour wait to
cross the border. And she said, she's, you know, 10 years ago
she had come in through Mexico with her dad and she says it was
nothing like I remember it was a like the third world it was just
crazy. Just like you know, like Escape from New York type scenes
and people doing weird things like selling puppies at the
border like that's really gonna go puppy shopping but she said
was a real mess.
I bet what border we're talking about he's got to change from
place to place to place was his El Paso
I think was El Paso Yeah.
Is that baton to one or mix around San Diego baby might be
well, I guess give us some anecdotes. Yeah,
we do need some of those.
Very well. I've got a sister talked about the
gotta wrap it up John and my cabin. two clips then
we can wrap it up. First of all, we want to keep it keep us up up
to date the suicide bombers in Pakistan and Syria update We
need to keep this in our in our
our station rotation location.
More than 200 people died after suicide bombers attacked in open
air market and other targets in southern Syria Wednesday. dozens
more were injured and a total of four attacks in the city of
suaeda. The Syrian government is blaming ISIS for the bombings.
Syrian forces are currently fighting ISIS militants near
Israel's Golan Heights and the Jordanian border suicide bomber
killed 31 people outside a polling station in Pakistan
Wednesday, during the country's general election, witnessed as a
motorcycle drove into a crowd of people just before the
explosion. There were more deadly bombings in the run up to
Wednesday's vote. 149 people were killed at a campaign rally
earlier this month. election results are expected Thursday.
Yeah, the guy the new guy won. Yeah.
What is he What was he before as a DJ or I don't know I did
something like that. I have no idea. I didn't know that. Some
very weird position before he was a politician. And I got I
can hold the rest of these. I do have one more if you want to end
with something kind of head scratching. Sure. So there's a
big auction coming up. In Texas as a matter of fact of some very
fabulous action figures. Oh from Star Trek.
The catalogue is made up of 33 pieces, including rare fingers
of Luke, Leia and Han many in mint and near mint condition.
The collection is being sold by an anonymous owner from Dubai
that includes rarities from the late 70s and early 80s.
parentage auction says these first shot prototypes are glued
and painted by hand making them the most valuable figures you
could ever own. Well, it's certainly not the only time the
first shot mattered to Star Wars fans. One of the most highly
anticipated figures is a super rare one of Bib Fortuna job as
Chief of Staff. Since it's only one of five of its kind known to
exist, it's expected to go for about $30,000 There's also a
Darth Vader figure with an early double telescoping lightsaber
from 77 as well as a handpainted Obi Wan prototype from the same
year, each with an estimated sale price of $25,000 heritage
auctions in Dallas expects it to fetch 280,000 pounds or about
365 grand at auction.
Good we need the curry Dvorak action figures that will be a
great investment for the future.
I think so
along with your beanie babies. Alright buddy, it is a show day
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about one I'd say hey, I got ball through a friggin garden I
never smoked anything crazy,
stupid bullshit artists much who doesn't know what he's talking
about a month month he doesn't know what he's talking about.
And I like to punch him in the face National Disaster it's an
embarrassment to this country. It makes me so angry that this
country has gotten to this point that this this proposal has
wound up where he has. He wants to punch people in the face.
Well, I'd like to punch him in the face MoPhO
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one burger right here.