But I had to leave the grandkids alone to defend the country.
Adam curry, John C. Devora.
Sunday August 26 2018. This is your award winning game on
nation media assassination episode 1063. This is no agenda
preparing to venture into the other dimension and broadcasting
live from the capital of Georgia star staying here in downtown
Austin chaos in the colonial morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where there's plenty of
news and free soup. I'm Jhansi Devorah, Raglan Buzzkill. Nice
one.
No one walks away from free soup.
They have a Google not for long. That's Facebook, you keep
Twitter it was actually Twitter. I think they were both wrong.
They should no one should have that. Support your local vendors
people. Well, I don't know where to start. I mean, travel report
and McCain so much
stuff. That's just well, we traditionally start with the
travel report. So I think we should go with that.
Okay. I went to Chicago. Chicago. This was really nice.
Tina was there all week for the Ronald McDonald House global
conference? Which you got some good weather, I guess?
Completely shit on Friday, it rained? Well, then
you're done. Well, no, no, it
was a good trip. Took it. Tina had a great time. You were very
well organized conference and really invigorated her and the
Central Texas team. And so I'm like, yeah, we'll come out. I'll
come out there. And we'll just tack on two extra days and you
know, fun to be in a different city. And we're in love. We're
best friends. So it's, it's fun to be somewhere else. Oh, and I
got this fantastic deal at Lowe's hotel. You familiar with
the Lowe's de luz?
Hello, Jeffrey just went by Yes, I was counting cars.
Well, you make the make the sound like this. You were
counting cars. I need to have this thing on standby. Say it
again. John. You were counting cars. Oh my god.
Former
so what is former mean, you know,
full minute foaming at the mouth, I presume? Okay. Yep.
Anyway, so I got
Yes, I have actually stayed at that hotel.
I got I mean, I got an upgrade to a junior suite. A fantastic
deal. Like this is a nice hotel. This hotel, you know, with Tina
excited about, you know, the job of the conference. And the
collective mission was nice, you know, as to everyone's positive
really good, of course, to get there. After the show on
Thursday. You know, we have our little, our little procedure
takes about 3035 minutes to get the show up and out. And it's
the selecting title and artwork and doing credits. And, you
know, editing an open to the show and the playback was all
garbled and jumpy. Like, Oh, I gotta catch a flight. Now we
have this. So I'm pulling stuff from the from the backup tape,
but haven't haven't done it from this new recorder yet. You say
wisely. Hey, it's Windows. Let's just check that again. Check
that playback again. Thank you. You saved me a lot of hassle
with that. To the rescue. So yes, you know, so I have like,
two hours to get everything together and get out and get to
the airport. And I drive myself, you know, got plenty of time.
I'm gonna take an Uber Of course, I didn't have precheck
because I'm traveling alone even though I paid for the for the
privilege, but I never get it and probably based on my FICO
score, only when I traveled with the keeper. So it's taken a
little while to get through the TSA. Like okay, I'm finally
here. Flight delayed for two hours. Yeah, you know, this
story, man. What was the Reisch? Exactly. And then he walk around
Austin Bergstrom airport area was this you can't southwest.
No, Southwest is typically good. I had. This is weird, because
southwest
recently has had been having a lot of delays. And I can't
figure out why they've had them on the West Coast. I think it's
these these fires or something. There's something going on hang
ups, and it affects the entire system, unfortunately. Yeah,
I mean, usually when you have like a scheduled line flight
like American Airlines to much bigger problem because they
don't have these planes just shuttling back and forth. You
know that to get a plane from a different trajectory. And that
can really screw you over and southwest they can be late but
then they just late the whole day and they have to catch up
somewhere overnight or whatever they do. So it was it was a
typical, but now don't leave until 815 or 820 and the Austin
Airport has become such a commercial piece of crap. You
know, you have all these though. This is the cool awesome Here's
Salt Lake. It's the airport version of Salt Lake barbecue,
which is a very famous barbecue place in Austin. And I have an
airport version of it.
It doesn't feel right.
The old Austin airport on the entire other hat side of town
was a better airport. Yeah, I never witnessed that one.
And it was, it was, it was quaint. It was kind of like the
airport you'd find in Hilo, or Long Beach or, you know, or even
Burbank, or like Burbank, but
Austin's airport, the new one was pretty cool. A couple years
ago, she has all the other concessions that we have a store
called BookPeople. Not far from real downtown. And it's one of
the last independent bookstores. And it's really nice to go in
there and browse and people are helpful and they're
knowledgeable on you know, it's it's a real bookstores. It's not
like Barnes and Noble. And people support it. They have a
book book people at the airport, which is two cases of books, you
know, the top ones, and then it's all the other tchotchkes
and get Austin weird bull crap. Now just as a souvenir shop and
they've branded it as book PV shirts. Yes. It's achy, the
whole thing is achy. Anyway, so I get to the hotel, and I was
like 1145 went into through midway and get into Tina also
has a little bit of a throat ache because of his cot
something I'm sure 1000 People at the at the conference and you
know, make Yeah, little throat ache. Little Scratchy. Little,
little congested. Ah,
never heard that one. A throat ache. No, never heard throat a
sore throat. Um, that's what people normally say. Sorry. It's
just the Dutch in me. I like it though. So I realized this great
deal I got on the whole on the junior suite. Yeah, it was a
handicap suite. Now. I know. I was such a great deal.
Oh, well, that makes it easier if you wasted
I got a special seat in the shower and sat up way high on
the toilet. Like it's not exactly a junior sweet. Boy.
Exactly. A junior school
year thrown miss you.
Oh, man. So of course, unfortunately, it was raining
Friday that we did. We did wind up walking around quite a bit
and, and just, you know, Tina used to live there. So I had
good fun and couldn't get in any of the restaurants you
recommended which you didn't expect for a Saturday night. I
did say Don't you know who I am? And they said no and hung up. I
tried at least. So we wound up having dinner at they have a
couple places in Chicago. Beatrix, you ever heard of them?
They're nice. There's just no Wagyu beef and
was like, cooked for 20 hours.
was good. And Saturday was actually fantastic. Cook Wagyu
beef for 20 hours. Just good. I didn't ask you it tasted good.
We had a good time we drank Rosae it was a Saturday was a
big park day. They had dance all kinds of dance groups in the
park. Although to get into the park, you had to go through
security, including Eldo. We'd have to go through that. But
there was a TSA Viper team
on premises. But that giant parked has got to Gary stuff in
it. Yeah, well, yeah.
And the bean. Millennial Park.
That's an open air Park is this guy does.
Every street every entrance off every entrance? They had a
security checkpoint? Yeah, with metal detectors. Look in your
bags. Oh, yeah.
Somebody's gonna blow up a park.
I don't Well, the only thing I could think is there were a lot
of that grass fly. There were a lot of urban dance groups. And
maybe there was some worry. That gangbangers would show up. I
don't know. Yeah, fight that could happen. Fight. Yeah,
something like that. Now on the way back, though, I learned
something very important, I think is important for for the
show. We took an Uber to Midway. And the guy was very talkative
retired guy. I learned something new about what they're doing
Uber they just released a new new version of the app, I think
is for the possibly for the drivers only I don't use the app
anymore. So I don't know if there's a if there's a new one
for for the for the riders. But Uber no longer is stating surge
pricing when it's in effect on the app. So we were just quoted
a price. And the guy said, oh, you know, they'd surge I said,
No, there's no surge said yeah, there says Don't Don't say surge
pricing any more than I'm telling you what they're tacking
on to well, that's kind of crap. He says, Oh, it gets better. See
that price. They're pricing. Of course, we already know that
pricing rides dynamically based upon what they know about you,
the rider. And that's kind of how to determine how much
they're going to charge initially and what the surge fee
We'll be but they also making assumptions about your tolerance
level. Basically, he said, If you don't like did, you should
always reject the first fair they quote, request the right
again, he says 99% of the time, you get a different quote. And
it's also usually lower. So they're probing you to see what
your tolerance level is, but get this, they're playing the spread
between the customer and the driver because they quote the
driver, an extra amount fare for this surge pricing. And they end
up figured out between the tours that they had offered him like
four bucks more, but they they charged us 14 bucks more. So
they're taking the spread in the middle, and the driver can also
reject the ask, or the bid basically. So you know, so he
can get a different price. I mean, they are building almost
like a stock exchange of the ride
system or like a craps table.
I think it sounds like an exchange.
But stupid. People don't need this aggravation.
Well, people don't know this. They just go okay cost that much
click done good to go. But it but now of course now people
just gonna sit start to figure it out if you reject it, and you
can get a different price but the drivers are doing the same.
So it's this back and forth. It's like real time price
negotiation and ask without even knowing it. I thought that was I
thought that was really interesting.
I'd say one thing though, don't you think it's great that you
can fly at a midway?
Yeah, except that took us an hour and a half because of
traffic. There was something you
imagine that if that took you an hour and a half to get to Midway
Can you imagine O'Hare to get to O'Hare I don't
want to think about it. And then of course and then the Southwest
flight once that was only a half hour but it was delayed to very
confusing that nothing was gonna be straight nothing was on the
boards right and you know, people were lining up for the
wrong flights and gate changes and then back to the original
gates. I was going on with Southwest for sure. Or at least
this Austin to Chicago bit there's something wrong
here. So what are you going to do
so then what if I can just continue a little run up? Let's
I want this more I want to say but maybe we go into McCain now
because otherwise I'm just yapping
the whole show. Oh, yeah, McCain died You know, I heard Yeah, you
know what I like about Mirka
no matter what if you're in the public eye, most of your life or
your adult life whether it's in politics or show business or
literate doesn't matter what what it is. Even if a lot of
people think you're a shit heel at the end I saw when you were
big on second chances. But we're also we kind of we always want
to thank people for being part of the American story you know
it's like you're a hero I give it to the guy he's dead he was
around we we hated them. We love them. We enjoy them we despise
them.
We'll see if you're done with this. That is not the case on
Twitter
nor is it the case of one clip that I have but I think you
should let me know what you've got first and
I'ma tell you what I've got I got a couple of ISOs Oh,
okay
I have a good ISO but which I've dismissed. I have two or three
isosteric for consideration. Oh all right. I'll play the McCain
ISO right away.
This one we're getting nothing done. My friends were getting
nothing done. Yeah, that's pretty good.
I thought that was okay. Yes. All right. So they have a McCain
rundown on CBS which is three minutes so you want to hear the
real the whole story of I have
no problem with that.
Okay, well, let's go with it. Oh, John McCain. Senator
again. You know, he's a hero. He was part of our story. We can at
least three whatever show. Part of our show is I'm thankful for
that.
Got his Lindsey Graham living at home with mom. I mean,
seriously, this is hurting the show. And McCain who had seven
houses? Yeah, three wives.
What five wives guy was was an American hero pro Trump
became senator, a presidential candidate and Vietnam War hero
has died after a 13 month battle with brain cancer. The
Republican from Arizona was 81. His family announced yesterday
he was discontinuing medical treatment. CBS News Chief
congressional correspondent Nancy Cortez looks back at the
life of John McCain.
I've been an imperfect servant in my country for many years.
But I've been our servant first, last, and always.
John Sidney McCain The third was a military hero who became a
maverick politician. He joined the family business becoming a
Navy pilot in 1967. On a bombing run over Hanoi, he was shocked
down and badly injured. Then they Annette it after splashing
down in a lake. When they found out
that my father was an admiral, they took me to a hospital.
While holding
him as a prisoner of war, the North Vietnamese tried to
exploit his family connections. They offered him an early
release, but he refused to violate the military code of
first in first out, he was finally freed after five and a
half years of beatings and torture.
I do not recommend the treatment, but I know that I'm a
better person for it.
In 1982, he was elected to the US House from Arizona, and four
years later to the senator, he earned a reputation for straight
talk,
as the special interest continue to play a greater and greater
role in the formulation of legislation, then we will see a
breakdown of democracy as we know it, and I'm not
exaggerating.
In 2008 he clinched the Republican nomination, choosing
another Maverick as a running mate,
Governor, Sarah Palin of the great State of Alaska,
energized conservatives, but in the midst of a financial crisis,
the country was ready for a change. Democrat Barack Obama
beat McCain with a two to one electoral landslide, he returned
to the Senate became chair of the Armed Services Committee
drew fire from Donald Trump years. He's
a war hero because he was captured. I like people that
weren't captured. Okay, I hate it
and returned it. In many respects this administration is
in disarray.
But in the summer of 2017, the normally sharp McCain grew
fatigued and had a real verbal stumbles.
In the case of Mr. Comey view, the President called me to serve
me case for President Trump
has revealed glioblastoma and aggressive form of brain cancer,
this disease
women, they use that as an example of his brain cancer that
he made a mistake like that.
You want his chest
his brain cancer because we that's our show.
case with President Trump
tests revealed glioblastoma and aggressive form of brain cancer.
This disease is never heard a more worthy opponent. Still, the
former fighter pilot returned to the Senate to cast a decisive
vote against a slapdash effort to repeal parts of Obamacare.
And after three and a half decades in Congress, he left his
colleagues with an entreaty us to work together
we're getting nothing done, my friends were getting nothing
done. And the times when I was involved, even in a modest way
with working on a bipartisan response to a national problem
with threat are the proudest moments of my career. And by
far, the most satisfying a message
only a maverick could deliver.
Oh, quite the hagiography there from CBS. Oh,
it was totally that but I want to I want to point out something
and one of the things that got in today's short these, you
know, these so called things called switchbacks, I'm now
changing the term to misdirection which is you say
one thing and you exemplify it with something else it's almost
like a magic trick. Now there's not one here necessarily there's
kind of there is one kind of a back password one but I want to
play this again at the end what she said at the end. This is
Nancy Cordis on McCain clip and this is what she says at the end
she she says some random quotes and and then she says the only
the only this can only be said by a maverick. She opened up the
whole hagiography with the word Maverick and he's like a
maverick Maverick. And I don't even know what that means
anymore. And then when she uses this as an example the best
example she could find him being a maverick I want you to listen
to this carefully and tell me it's it's any it's anything but
just any any old boring statement
we're getting nothing done my friends were getting nothing
done. And the times when I was involved, even in a modest way
with working on a bipartisan response to a national problem
or threat are the proudest moments of my career. And by far
the most satisfying one message
only a maverick could deliver.
You make an excellent point what anyone could deliver that
message anybody you know, I was thinking if we want to have a
piece of a clip of someone who actually knows John McCain's
history, and there's two other people that are involved in his
history that are involved with him and his his whole Maverick
historical being a Steve botanic yeah and uh, he a couple of
months ago, I think may as as it was known that McCain was dying.
He put out a statement which you know, he's respectful about look
McCain's dying that's Too bad. But let me tell you about John
McCain. And it's not just McCain. And it's just as long as
that that clip we heard the hagiography it also involves
Petraeus and Bob Kerry, if we remember him, and I'd like to
play that as a balance from someone who was the bias because
he's been in intelligence been in the military has been
involved in government and defense for most of his life.
And I, I looked up just just start to look up a couple of
things he was saying in this and they all check out as they
usually do with botanic. Listen to this.
Hello. I'm Dr. Chang. Today I want to talk to you about how
false heroes are created in the name of honor and grandeur for
our country. In particular, I'm talking about John McCain, who's
unfortunately dying, but he had a history, which really put a
black mark on him in our American experience of Vietnam.
And let me tell you what's I think I've never liked John
McCain. I knew a lot about his history. I knew that he was a
spoiled entitled brat. at Indianapolis. His father was
head of St. Pack his grandfather was a famous Admiral. In turn,
he was one of the lowest men in the class of 899 people at
Annapolis he should have been thrown out but his father kept
him in. His flying experience was erratic and dangerous. He
crashed several planes and then crashed on the USS forestall
killing several Americans. What he is known for, though, is
having been shut down and 29th bombing mission over Vietnam. He
claims he was tortured and his fractured his hands and his
face. That's not correct. He destroyed his arms and his face
on the objection. However, what happened in as a POW is the case
in point. I know several of the POWs who were in the Hanoi
Hilton with him, and they found him despicable. They found him
to be a coward, a trader, and the fact that he refused to be
released because it was considered bravery was nonsense.
The reason he could not leave the prison in Vietnam, was the
simple fact that he would defy military order, and would have
been arrested for what he had done as a criminal as a POW. In
fact, the rest of the meaning part of his life is quite
despicable and disgraceful. He was involved in the SNL scandals
and Keating, he was corrupt, and he never had to go to prison for
that. Then subsequently, he closed all of the pow records,
and nobody would know what kind of a treasonous individual he
was. And then, very much like any sociopath, he decided that
the best things to do for Americans to go to war, any war
and all wars, so he fighted, the Iraq war, the war in Syria, the
war in Libya, the war in Somalia, Sudan, and everywhere
else. In fact, he killed more Americans than any other
president, I would have known even more than George W. Bush,
now who testified for his veracity and the fact that he is
going to be a new hero. The man who testified on his behalf is
none other than another coward and treasonous military officer
other than David Petraeus. Let me tell you about General David
Petraeus, a man who lived right next to West Point, marry the
common dance daughter. He was a very ambitious little man,
received all kinds of accolades as a very smart individual, went
to Princeton and forced his supervisor to give him a PhD and
less than a year and a half. But what was it that made David
Petraeus great, it was David Petraeus, he's never really had
been in combat and in fact awarded himself some combat
medals, which a lot of military officers said, we don't
understand how we received it. More importantly, David Petraeus
was caught for major felony and a criminal act, passing over
five notebooks with top secret information to a woman whom he
seduced while he was director of the CIA. Normally, he would have
been in prison for that for 10 to 15 years, but he got a little
slap on his hand. So it's not an accident that David Petraeus
agrees that John McCain, another coward and trader is a great
man. Then the third man we talking about is Bob Kerry. Most
of you don't know very much about him. He's a Democrat. He
had was a pharmacy student, and came out in Nebraska. He did
join the seals. He did go into Vietnam, and he was injured in
Vietnam and received the Congressional Medal of Honor. He
knew he should not have received the Congressional Medal of Honor
because unfortunately, his foot was shot off. And he knew it was
just a accident in war. He hadn't done anything that was
particularly heroic. He said it is present days he said, I don't
deserve it. At the same time he received the Bronze Star for
having killed 22 innocent men, women and children. So what's
the moral of the story? John McCain does didn't write any
higher than Trump who refuse to serve in Vietnam War. But those
who excuse themselves accused themselves of treachery in
French we say kiss excuse set us. And let me repeat one thing
Ralph Waldo Emerson said, a brave man is an ordinary man
who's only brave for five minutes more. Thank you. Good
night, and good luck.
There you go. I think that says it all.
What did you think of Aretha Franklin?
He gives her nothing but respect. Respect. So the catch
that just sweet jacuzzis, a cue whatever the hell it was. It was
basically the
French version of you accused I accused me you would who I
accused. I went to yourself Mr. Cook to the health. Exactly.
Yes. The same same state if it's similar phrase. Yeah. I should
mention after this into that, which was quite good. A good
clip that Chuck Schumer of course jumps in on this as a I'm
very skeptical of by the fact that all these Democrats are all
gung ho for McCain.
Well, if you just take well hold on one sec, if you take what
pathetic just said there into context, that the guy was a
liar, a cheater and a narcissist. It makes nothing but
since that he when he's coming to his nd things. I'm going out
a good guy. This is about my legacy. I was the only
Republican who stood up to Trump.
That's what it feels like. Yeah, well, good work on that. So
Schumer wants to immediately rename the I think it's the
Richard Russell Senate building a Democrat, a building named
after a famous Democrat to the McCain building. I thought that
was a bit much, much in much
at fault virtue signaling at this point.
All of it. Yeah, that's exactly what it is. So
Sam will have blots that was a nice balanced, no agenda report.
We had the good and the bad. Yeah. Need the ugly now.
Let me say, well, aren't we just the ugly? Isn't that just how it
goes? Yeah.
There's a joke there somewhere.
That's McCain. He's done.
He's done. Right.
He's just having Lindsey Graham left. And it's funny because I
listened all these reports are saying it was Jeff Flake,
Lindsey Graham, John McCain. This ain't the you know, the
mainstream media. There's only senators they quote. You know,
all Trump haters. I mean, Graham's kind of on the fence
and he handles it better but it's the same people and we got
Senator this is flake said this. Jeff Flake says this And Lindsey
Graham says that Jeremy wears 50 senators. It's rare that anybody
else has ever quoted But about four guys. Yeah,
they got no brand recognition. It's not good enough for M five
M. Sure.
understands. Yes. Like has no real brand, or he would be
running again. He
does. He has the brand is the guy who, who resigned over
Trump. Yeah, that's his brand. Yeah, that's his brand. did he
resign already? Is he still there? What's going on,
though? I know he's still there. He's not running for reelection.
So he gets his final goodbye, like good work, Jeff. Good
virtue signaling bah. Yeah, pretty much. Yeah.
There were some stories that were kind of overlooked. Okay.
One of that was kind of
about every single story in the world overlooked. I mean, if
it's not
just them, you just get one out of the way. I know. Nobody in
the mainstream even touched it, because they don't know what to
do with it. This is the reality winter story that we've kind of
forgotten about.
NSA whistleblower reality winner has been sentenced to five years
and three months in prison. The longest sentence ever imposed in
federal court for leaking government information to the
media. The 26 year old reality winner is the first person to be
sentenced under the Espionage Act since President Trump took
office. Yeah,
we're not laughing about her name anymore. But wow, what a
failure on naming your kid Hmm. Reality winner five years little
Slammer thing
is I want to mention getting the the they also, democracy now is
really, you know, wholesome stunts. She's not a
whistleblower. No. A whistleblower is somebody who,
who uncovers some sort of wrongdoing puts their name on
it, corruption at an agency or someplace and did they run they
blow blow it out of the water. They blow the whistle on someone
this is not a whistleblower. She had she had a doc it was a
leaker. She slipped to the media that has nothing to do with
whistleblowing. It was just a secret. They didn't nobody wants
to do
it. But you have to understand, just like racism racist has a
new meaning. You know, the new meaning. The old meaning for us
is colorist which is a new meaning than we Have a
whistleblower. So now a leaker is a whistleblower and a
whistleblower is a traitor. That's what Snowden is. Snowden
is a traitor. See your new definitions its new definitions.
Back to the plate. This
26 year old reality winner is the first person to be sentenced
under the Espionage Act since President Trump took office. Her
sentencing Thursday came after she pleaded guilty in June to
transmitting a top secret document to a news organization
she'd faced up to 10 years in prison. This is Bobby Christine
US Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia speaking
after winter sentencing,
the sentence rendered Today is the longest received by
defendant for an unauthorized disclosure of National Defense
information to the media. It appropriately satisfies the need
for both punishment and deterrence. In light of the
nature and seriousness of the offense, winners purposeful
violation, put our nation's security at risk. She claimed to
hate America. When asked you don't really hate America,
right? Right. She responded. I mean, yeah, I do. It's literally
the worst thing to happen on the planet. She was the
quintessential example of an insider threat.
Reality winner was arrested by FBI agents that are home in
Augusta, Georgia June 3 2017, two days before the intercept
published an expository revealing Russian military
intelligence and conducted a cyber attack on at least one US
voting software company just days before the US presidential
election in 2016. The XPS a was based on a classified NSA report
from May 5 2017. That shows the agency is convinced the Russian
General Staff Main Intelligence Directorate or Gru was
responsible for interfering in the 2016 presidential election.
Earlier this morning, President Trump tweeted about the case
saying quote, ex NSA contractor to spend 63 months in jail over
classified information. Gee, this is small potatoes compared
to what Hillary Clinton did so unfair, Jeff, double standard.
Did you see the Trump? Scott Adams mentioned this in some
tweet, he he did what Scott Adams calls one named her. So
now she's no longer crooked Hillary. He just said, crooked,
crooked emails. He's one named her as crooked. It as that is
pretty genius. But you know what, what's going on?
Let me finish. This last clip. I want to mention something they
go on. And they bring a bunch of experts. And the problem is they
throw this gratuitous Trump tweet into the store. It has
nothing to do with it. But it can just discombobulated these
guys because Trump is sounding like he's siding with reality
winner because you got sentenced to longest sentence because
Hillary should be in jail. And the whole thing is just like to
watch these guys, flounder around with this crazy idea was
just too funny, quote, something
something happened regarding the sentencing. And there was a clip
going around. Because, you know, this is, of course, the work of
the Justice Department, Jeff Sessions, who, as far as I'm
concerned has been playing this game from day one with Trump
pretending to hate each other
because and I'm in total agreement with this theory.
Let's put the cue glasses on for a second. Yeah, do you Oh, let
me I know that if we were the more the sharp edges aware off
it's a little hard. This is the money honey, Maria Bartiromo and
this clip was going around as people going oh, yeah, wink
wink, nudge nudge. Look at him smile, Jeff Sessions, trust the
plan.
Are we going after this aggressively? I have directed it
personally. Some of the matters are in Bob on this matter. And
some of it is matters that I'm not recused on and we are
pursuing aggressively so
you feel that there are matters that you can get into for
example, there's a lot of feeling out there that the
Hillary Clinton email investigation was a sham. You
know, Loretta Lynch told Jim Comey to call it a matter that's
exactly what he did. And in fact, it was a criminal
investigation. We know that he wrote an exoneration letter Jim
Comey did before he even did the interview with Hillary Clinton.
What have you learned in terms of the opening reopening of the
Hillary Clinton email investigation? Will there be
charges? Will there be accountability here, Sir, she's
your cup, Maria. We're going to do our job in this department
properly and correctly. And I'm not going to be led into
discussion of all the details of matters that you might be
interested in. We can't do that in the media. We're going to
restore the rule of law. We're going to restore propriety and
how cases are managed. And that's all I can promise you.
And he has this big smile at the end. And I know that this was
discussed heavily because someone and tagged me in this
tweet thread, which went on for 19 hours. People jumping in
like, yeah, he's smiling. He's gonna do it. He's gonna get her
trust the plan que nos. I mean, it was really interesting to
watch. And we can see it of course clearly with the glasses
on.
Yeah, I'm not Yeah, these glasses are much better. I'm
bleeding from my temple.
Graduating from your temple, this isn't just a scratch. Well,
I still think Trump is almost on the verge of overplaying his
hand on the hate between him and
Jeff, if you read his tweets, well, it doesn't make a lot of
sense. No, of course not. And it's just back and forth. It
just keeps insisting boiling. And now what actually there was
I got a funny clip on this. I think we're doing a sessions
clip. Yeah, I did clip something about this. That one of the I
think this was ABC, maybe say packers story with a football.
That's man Packer story picker story.
Some polling results. I have
going over the jump versus sessions Trump versus play this?
Oh, yes, I see it. Now. Of course,
the assassin is typically ignores the President's attacks.
But this time he's pushing back in a statement saying I took
control of the Department of Justice the day I was sworn in,
while I'm Attorney General, the actions of the Department of
Justice will not be improperly influenced by political
considerations. In quote, Cecilia,
yeah, it was a stunning statement here. But now it seems
to not be a question of whether the President will fire Jeff
Sessions. But when especially on Capitol Hill, people wondering
before or after the midterms?
That's a great question to say your some Senate Republicans are
circling the wagons around sessions warning President Trump
not to fire him. One senator saying that forcing sessions out
would be quote, bad for the country. Others like Senator
Lindsey Graham suggesting that while the President has the
right to an attorney general he has faith in firing sessions
before the midterm elections is a non starter. But Graham said
there will come a point sooner rather than later where it will
be time to have a new face at the Justice Department. But a
growing number of law enforcement officials are
worried that President Trump is more concerned about loyalty
than the rule of law, and that he's trying to control the
Justice Department. Cecilia was
a major shift in tone from Lindsey Graham. Okay, Pierre,
thank you.
Yeah, it's like a mob boss. It's
all about loyalty boys. That's what you do when you're in the
mob?
was a couple of things Trump must have noted, which is that
Sessions was an early target of the let's get rid of all these
people. You know, Flynn and everyone, whatever we could do
get get get him out of there. But because he started this feud
with sessions, I think they completely backed off from even
thinking of you know, yeah, going,
let it go. Just let it go.
It's Oh, Trump states and they may he must be okay. Then put
them
in McCain's grave. I don't know why I said that. I'm sorry.
I don't even know what that means. I don't know either. But
it's
sounds were bad. Sorry. But that idea, you know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
So let's go to let's go to one of my favorite kind of back and
forth. I got here, which is the David pecker story. And this one
here has missed directions to two major Miss directions that I
want to discuss is a long clip. It's okay,
I got long clips today, too. It's totally okay. Got a long
clip day. And this Miss, there's two, I want to see if you can
spot the two is like a little challenging, because it's not
easy to do. I mean, that's why I think the media deconstruction
we do is so interesting, then we've talked about our
methodology before. And if you're just a member of the
public watching these stories, you did just blow by you and you
get suckered into the misdirection because it's almost
like a magic act where the guy's doing something and then a big
bolt shows up on the on the magic. Where the bolt come from.
It's something I don't know. Bolt. How about flowers? Rabbit
cups. You got the little little ball in the cups and the company
moves back and forth it says which one's the ball under the
lip? Zepto cup No, it's not there. And then there's a giant
bowl cups. How do
you do that? It's Oh, that's like it's like a double whammy
misdirection. Like what
Yeah, so you go what? Yeah, so they do this to the public
bamboozling? I think it's called and this is ABC and I on first
listen, you know, because I clip some of these things, and I will
both of us do this. We listen and then we hear the
misdirection, or we hear that the scam after we've actually
deconstruct after we listen and listen, but you can't do that
when you're watching the show live. Nobody's gonna sit there
and go through this thing. So so I have to in this clip, and it's
Tom Yamas. And I think Oh, no. The pooper guy. No, no, that's
not Tom Yamas the pooper guy is Jeff.
Oh, it's the gays. I'm sorry Yama. Sorry. Yeah, sorry. Um,
yeah, missus was a substitute. Oh, he's
new new guy.
He's, he's been around for a long time. He's been at least 10
years. He's not new at all. But he is probably the shameless
when it comes to doing these. ABC is in general, I want you to
see if you can spot even one of the two
David pecker, the President's friend and publisher of the
National Enquirer given immunity in exchange for information
about former Trump Attorney Michael Cohen. avcs chief
national affairs correspondent Tom Yamas joins us now with all
the latest. Good morning, Tom. Amy. Good
morning to you. It's the type of high profile split that would
likely graced the cover of the National Enquirer. But this time
the story involves the tabloid the National Enquirer is boss
David pecker, a longtime Trump ally and friend, talking to
prosecutors. And according to our source, telling them the
President knew about hush money deals during the campaign this
morning another jolt to the President's inner circle,
tabloid King David pecker, head of the National Enquirer and a
longtime Trump ally granted immunity by federal prosecutors.
Michael, what's your message to the president of source telling
ABC News he agreed to provide information about Michael Cohen,
the President and the criminal investigation into campaign
finance violations in April of 1999. When when we acquired
American media peckers company AMI owns some of the biggest
tabloid and gossip magazines and in court documents related to
Cohen's guilty plea. Prosecutors say just two months after the
President announced his candidacy in June of 2015.
pecker and Cohen hatched a plan to deal with negative stories
against Trump by identifying such stories so they could be
purchased and their publication avoided. According to the
documents, the two men coordinated on silencing two
women who claimed to have had sexual affairs with the
President. Before he ran for office. Former playmate Karen
McDougal sold her story to peckers company AMI, which never
published it. Were you in love with him?
And do you think he was in love with you?
And porn star stormy Daniels received a $130,000 pay off by
Cohen. Court documents allege it was pecker who told Cohen
Daniels was trying to sell her story and pecker also helped
during the campaign by showering the President with positive news
coverage. The National Enquirer endorsing him a first for the
tabloid, while trashing his opponents, including the
baseless claim that Senator Ted Cruz's father was involved in
the JFK assassination. Then candidate Trump's promoting that
story.
They got OJ, they got Edwards they got this. I mean, if that
was the New York Times, they would have gotten Pulitzer
Prizes
for their reporting. But now the president slamming those core
turning on him, everything's wonderful.
And then they get 10 years in jail, and they flip on whoever
the next highest one is, or as high as you can go. It almost
sort of be outlawed. It's not fair. And we've
now learned the relationship between the President and David
pecker so close that sources tell us the National Enquirer
actually kept us safe contained Trump related documents
and Tom the Manhattan district attorney, there are reports
already that they are considering charges against the
Trump Organization. This is
brand new, but also very, very early in the process. The New
York Times is reporting that the Manhattan da da is Office is
considering pursuing criminal charges against the Trump
Organization and two senior company officials specifically
looking at how the organization countered its reimbursement to
Michael Cohen for that $130,000 payment to stormy Daniels. But
again, guys is still very early in the stages.
Okay. So if I were listening just as a normal person who just
kind of is zoned out in alpha state watching the news, I'd be
like, Hmm, everyone's turned it on. I think part of the
misdirection I heard I heard too, although the first one was
really weird about purchasing stories and keeping people quiet
before he ran for president. I don't quite see how you connect
that and the other one that clearly a whipsaw. Misdirection
was Trump talking about these people flipping is not and they
kind of made it about pecker but I don't think he would that was
out of context of pecker.
Did I get anything? Right? Well, that you may have I think you
got those two or I think your analysis is correct. But I don't
think those are the major ones I was looking at. Okay. And I want
to play him. The first one is this one, which is the pecker
ABC, Mr. Rogers, who's not this one here. Listen to the premise.
This is one where your premise something and then you you use
drunk quotes, right now. Listen to and the quotes have nothing
to do with the premise.
Gotcha. I'll first for the tabloid while trashing his
opponents, including the baseless claim that Senator Ted
Cruz's father was involved in the JFK assassination. Then
candidate Trump's promoting that Story. They got OJ,
they got Edwards they got this. I mean, if that was the New York
Times, they would have gotten Pulitzer Prizes for their
reporting.
But now the president slamming those core turning on him
stopped being stopped. So
did did. Was he actually talking about that crew story in that
clip?
He's done but no, that's what I mean. He's just talking about
the Enquirer in general. But But, but Yamas says, Trump was
promoting the story that Cruz's dad killed Kennedy or had
something to do with it. And then they play a clip that does
not say that no debt
does doesn't mention him at all. No, I agree. It sounds it
certainly sounds like it's in that context, which is why it's
so good.
Yeah, it's in context in in a context that makes it sound like
maybe you're confirming the assertion but the assertion is
never confirmed by the by the by the man, this is this is chicken
shit journalism. Let's play the second one.
But now the president slamming those core turning on him,
everything's wonderful.
And then they get 10 years in jail, and they flip on whoever
the next highest one is, or as high as you can go. It almost
ought to be outlawed. It's not fair.
Yeah, I think I was right on where's the slamming? All right,
let's listen again.
But now the president slamming those quarters.
Everything's wonderful. And then they get 10 years in jail and
they flip on whoever the next highest one is, or as high as
you can go. It almost sort of be outlawed. It's not fair.
It's not fair isn't quite the same as slamming meant
it's a lament. This is bullcrap. There is no slamming. Yama says
he slams people and then he plays a Trump quote, work. Trump
is lamenting the way the situation is rigged. He's not
slamming anybody. Exactly. And this is the kind of thing that
they constantly do on ABC.
Very good. Very, very good, John. Yeah,
that's what you call it. See as JCSJ I'd like CSJ
chicken shit journalist. Journalist.
Aaron notice doing See ya total as a journalist. I'm sure you're
perturbed.
Returned. Apparently more of a
editor at these junctures with this stuff. I mean, this is this
is I mean, if I was one of the editors, I don't know what these
guys are even thinking letting this stuff get in on the air.
Yeah, you can't say he slammed him and then played a clip that
doesn't slam him at all.
Yeah, and what exactly if you're doing ABC journo stuff. Slammed
isn't really a word that should be even in your dictionary,
should it?
No. And Tom Yamas is easily making over a million dollars a
year doing this stuff.
Now you're just jealous because I certainly am. Well,
there's that.
Speaking of speaking of that, just want to take a minute here.
When we were driving back from Bergstrom airport, Tina's
reading your second newsletter to me in the car. Ah, and I had
to reread it again at home. It felt like it was really
personal. Because it was I don't know if you intended it that
way. But it came across as really personal. Yeah.
Well was.
We want to just reiterate briefly what you said.
I said that we here's what happened. So I sent out the
first newsletter, and then within, I always have these I
can predict what we're going to how we're going to do with the
newsletter. And by
the way, we know that if we don't send out a newsletter, it
significantly impacts support of the show. We just recently did
that we didn't do a newsletter
we skipped. We skipped whenever we got all bent out of shape
about it. So they did Yes.
And donations were very low.
They were. So I sent this newsletter out. And it had an
essay in and I put a lot of effort into mainly I spent more
than one setting writing it. And so within within four hours of
these of the mailing, there were a total of three donations in
the first four hours when you get all your donations and there
was three and one of the guys wrote in, he says, Hey, I was I
got in after the newsletter before the second newsletter.
And I said, Yeah, you were number three. It was a one of
the Get It was a guy $50 It's a woman at 30 And this guy, I
think the who sent the note was like 25 was
uncharacteristic for the response we typically get.
Yeah, it was very, very ridiculous. And so I wrote this
nasty note and which picked it up of course did I do this just
notice come out every so often when something like this
happens. First time this year, that's for sure. And yeah, so I
was asked about it and you know, there were Oh, and I got a lot I
have interesting mail back. Well, I didn't get the news.
This is the first time we went to spam. I got a blank
newsletter one guy said, huh? And so I so I wrote this little
thing about, you know, kind of say, well, MailChimp, maybe who
knows? I don't think so. Because we don't, we're not really Info
Wars by any means.
But it's possible. I mean, that was the first thing I said in
the car. It's
Shadow Santa, where they said, some of them could be,
you know, John, all it takes, you can when you can click
unsubscribe. And you can report as you never subscribe to hate
it, it's spent us a whole bunch of things you can say, and
MailChimp will take action we know they do. So I was, like I
said to Tina, I said, it's possible. It's not that hard to
you know, all you have to do is find a clipboard. And it could
be a total misdirection out of context. And these guys are a
holes, don't let them use our servers it could happen so it's
possible it's not like that we wouldn't be able to survive
without it. And you know, luckily we but actually it made
me think because you know, upon arrival in the common law condo,
there was a package for me from Sir peep Slayer branded it
really funny note, mainly because he was high when he
wrote it had it was a book and two packs or rolling papers. But
in the book, which is East of Eden by John Steinbeck. Good
book, and there's no, he's, he says, finding your signal
amongst the noise has improved the life of me and many others.
Thank you so much for your courage. And then I start seeing
donation notes coming in regarding the second newsletters
that you sent. And, of course, I also had been in Chicago hadn't
smoked any weed, I did take my vape but the coil burned out
after four toks Don't you hate it when that happens? So you
know, so now is it called
a choke when you when you take a vape it is in my
world, really it is in my world. So so I'm getting real clarity
here. And it we have built up something very valuable John,
because just reading these notes, now we have now the value
for value network that we have. It's a network that that that
understands what action is needed to sustain and grow. Now
let me explain this, we're gonna like a hub, hub role that we're
playing some of it through these messages that people send in
with donations. This case, the messages are about donations.
But a lot of topics that we discussed on the show originate
in the donation segment, lots of things, people send in notes
responding to other people's comments. And regardless of how
effective karma and rain sticks are, it isn't accepted and
valued action, or maybe even transaction within our value for
value network. So a lot of this runs in multiple layers on our
stack and the physical internet. And I started to write stuff
down what we have in our, in our network. We have our producer
maintained infrastructure with the team, sir void zero, sir
bemrose Erina, I'm forgetting many others. We've got our own
storage and delivery, you've got the troll room nodes into
social.com. We have some organic form of Conduct Policy with
producers who take on the responsibility to maintain the
overall quality of our product. All actions of value, which
makes the no agenda Show podcast more than just a podcast.
I don't forget the artists. Here we go. We have
I wrote them down we have at least 50 maintained absolutely
no agenda stream. We have at least 50 maintained applications
webinar. Otherwise, we have the Art Generator, no agenda player
no agenda search. We have Dave Jones, who continues to build on
the original freedom code controller that takes all of our
data turns it into show notes and archives them in multiple
formats that are machine readable. Other web applications
access this the content, the data use it for all kinds of
stuff. We have met asides like no agenda entertainment.com
We've transcriptions alert networks like the bad single
audio producers, songwriters, musicians, DJs mixers, often
collaborating amongst themselves dudes named Ben dudettes named
Bernard dead dudes named Mohammed. We got nice out. Eagle
Scouts knights Danes barons baronet's Vikon by countesses
Dukes grand dukes helped me John I can't remember all the
peerage, anonymous donors, spooks, bankers, doctors,
nurses, airmen, air women business politicians, we have
every non member of the social justice warrior LGBTQ que IAP
community represented and we have shows the started as a part
of a network of shows don't forget this shows th unplug Dr.
America Rhino the bearded congressional dish nick the rat
rock and roll geek I know I'm forgetting a lot. It doesn't
matter because you can't just jump into this network like we
used to contract or hire people at pod show or MVNO or any other
content network because no one owns this. No one really runs it
as an individual it just is and you build up your value by
participating and it takes time but my experience is that when
you participate in the value for value network in the correct
manner you will receive exactly what you need to get out of it.
I know that's the way it is for me. I don't know if you feel the
Same but we put a lot in and I think we get out well we deserve
so that network again, it utilizes the physical computer
network no different from social networks, just the internet.
It's a network of 10s of 1000s of nodes with expertise in
almost any field imaginable. We understand how to connect,
interact and exchange information in a productive
manner for all that's why we're all producers. And you and I,
John, are running the shit out of a closet in a desk drawer.
Pretty much this is legacy.
I'm very I'm like having to write a book about it. No, it's
something to continue to build and it will be around long after
we're gone. These shows all have their own pieces within the
network. This is this is it really hit me again. The Weed
was good too. But I mean, we're like a router in this network a
big one but there's others forming. Anyway, that's my rant
for the day.
Well I think we should then play my other ISO the lip reading
Redux
I guess it's a perfect closer
Wait a minute roast beef for sale. Beverages for lemonade.
It's all we will
do.
Thanks John. I stood up on one until 130 writing that
I thought it was off the cuff now the funny thing about the
donation second donation know what it did? Because I've never
seen this before we have done the ones where I do a second no
because I don't think the thing got through because it was like
why where there's you know, nobody cares.
Is this time we had like
11 Associate Executive Producers coming out of the blue Well, let
me first thank you for your courage. And say in the morning
to you John. Chicago was wet
Devorah back when the morning to you Mr. Adam curry in the
morning all the ships as he boots on the ground feet in the
air subs in the water and all the dameisha nights out there.
Yes. And of course in the morning to the troll room no
agenda stream.com where everybody is there as usual
doing their important jobs as part of the value for value
network and also in the morning to nick the rat, who brought us
outstanding artwork for episode 1062 titled that AI zombies. And
this was the graphic representation of the target on
my head with my Bluetooth hearing aids for easy
targeting easy to pick up. Easy locating
and targeting no agenda art generated icon. We just talked
about how valuable that is. And thank you very much Nick the
rat.
So I was talking about that what your your loved, very
heartwarming spiel. Mimi says to me, she says, what happened? I
said, What are you talking about? Your Facebook group has
gone crazy. Oh, really? Oh, geez. And I said I don't care.
Is that not a part of the value?
Network? I don't know. You know, they were they're the ones who
had this idea of doing a special offer. And we helped him a
little bit to get didn't accomplish much.
Because they're off network. John, they're off network.
That's why you got to get on network.
They're on a network. Yeah, I don't know what
well, but the Facebook group, by definition is off network
because you can't just access it unless you're a member of some
other network.
Point. You can't access it. I don't know what they're doing.
You quit. I can't access it. And I'm waiting for you to rejoin
but apparently you're gonna prove me wrong.
I sure am.
We'll see. Brian Martin. I want to thank him during $50. He's
our top donor from Parkland Florida. I'm a first time donor.
I feel that a baptismal de douching is in order.
Okay, hold on. Let me get everything all set up here
Baptist.
You've been de deuced.
Two months ago, I was turned on to your show by a co worker when
I was when I told him that I had long ago B abandon the M five
M's and said long ago given up on balanced truth. By the way, I
got a couple of notes over the while over the last few months.
What is the M 5am? What's M five M? And it's haxor for M S M.
Okay. Yeah, somebody brought
in for mainstream media. So now
it's code. Yes, since they had long ago given up on the balance
truth, as we noted with these reports from Tom Yamas.
Interestingly, I had wished that a show to break apart the media
was exactly what the world needed. Well, there are times
where I think you go off the rails a bit. Okay, well, yeah,
for the most part, you are right on target. I liken to the
feeling of a shower after not bathing for a few days or the
dirt in Do this drive
it's a layer of grime that we help wash off and five ever
grime. Please give me anything else sharped in there all gold
followed by Dana Loesch. What's wrong with you? rounded off by
SpaceForce
ESP I see T there's something wrong with you there's something
seriously wrong with you on face force.
That's the wrong word. You've got karma. It was the clip about
being wrong and it was the wrong clip. Let me just see if I do
have it somewhere. I don't know.
Yeah, you finished the show with it
I don't know.
Okay, so you got a good one and I thought that was that was
good. That was it was a good one too. Yeah, Roger boots and
Mechanicsville, Iowa $333 added a hell of a time with Pay Pal
couldn't figure out how to do pop money you can't do you don't
do pop money with pay pills does a different system only took a
couple of hours but Sir Roger boots coming through. I don't
know what your what the deal was with that but we need to discuss
it. I think we're out to put something in a newsletter
describing how it works, you know different mechanisms out
there.
We use Pay Pal primarily just straight up the arm and walls in
Kailua Kona 333
You guys finally shamed me into donating my daughter J looks at
that note there's one of you saw gonna come back and she says wow
harsh
legit harsh bro
said you got to do what you got to do. And it resulted in
finally Norman walls coming on board is about time. Yes. Keep
up the good work a de douching and a little Al Sharpton
respect. You've been de deuced
is getting lunch at Chipotle sing along. He's in the race
Kadosh ESP ICT. They're all good.
You've got farmland. It is a favorite.
But what I like is that is this word tortoise tortoise.
The tortoise in the race. Sigourney Weaver.
William William Austin in Baltimore, Maryland. 333.
There's no note I and there's no email from an Austin anyway.
I'll look around or William can send us something separately.
Kevin Thomas, sir. Kevlar and Smyrna. Georgia. 300 ollars ITM
that's what he says ITM ATM to you?
Wow. Wow. Wow.
Here we go. Sir Kevin dybuster Kevlar. And this one oh, this is
I see what happened. Sir. Do do sir.
Oh, sir. Do suffer. He's big time. You're either in a time
producer here in Austin, Texas producer of multiple programs,
not just ours.
At 510 a night for strings funk for kids and time travel.
Excellent words on the democrat vote drive campaign rotation for
the upcoming election cycles. Mr. Devore I can reason why for
my support.
Oh, wait, wait before you continue. I want to thank Craig
Rogers. who registered Trump rotation.com which points to the
list?
Yes, it does. Thank you
he sent you a note because they say day because I had that set
up
that's all I got. Oh, I'm so that's all I got. I didn't know
I'm sorry. Yeah,
yeah, that was very dangerous to Trump rotation.com And boom,
you're there. It just forwards to the weird htm.hc Well,
that's not weird that's our culture.
But anyway, you voted were the rotations the essay was about
the about the impeachment cycle. It's a reason for my support all
hats off to the recent jingles and end of show mixes. Adam
continue with your memes even if John seems disinterested and the
OTG segments will age like fine wine is double nickels on the
dime on top of two C's as a token of my appreciation of the
work you both do please play Sharpton respect yellow girl yet
we get playlists and when again, right we can listen to it over
and over. Little girl yay train horn guy and don't comment with
a wolf howl for all you want
you want the longer the Okay, that's good. I was gonna be
shorted As your 40s the tortoise and the hare
is getting lunch at Chipotle
the turkeys in the race
could Darshan Weaver wash all ESP IICT they are all genuine
ESP ICT there's no real conference we much resist we
much we must and we will much about that
oh my god you've got karma
Eric Crowley Parts Unknown tuna $50.52 recent episodes have been
some of the best in my four years of listening Keep up the
great work requests jobs karma
jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs.
Got karma?
Baroness of Kendall county Dame Judi Schwarz to under $50 In
burn Bernie Bernie Texas.
Is that right? Bernie? Texas Correct.
Bernie Texas Bernie Texas no note there's up for name now she
says
karma for all is what she request says it says it right
there.
You've got karma
Kaplan Huntersville North New South Wales Australia 244 20.
Lister says 2014 first donation so please deduce me joke
you've been de deuced
my first donation supposed to be 3333 333 dot 33 Making him and
we have to make sure to push him to executive producer because
we've made the decision that stress dollars are yes that's
revelant equivalency which today according to an evil sauce
Google is 244 20 as foreign to are my favorite numbers and 30
threes maggot magic Excuse me. These are clear signs I need to
donate due to Pay Pal and other international banking rip off
slaves reasons it's actually costing me more like $350
Unbelievable IRS scam scam. Let's show a great for listening
and comprehension and in today's crazy world sanity it's my best
source of news and as your us and my Australian MSM are effing
useless. Keep up the great work please My plan is to be sort
kappo of the goona beach down under some day and then not to
ditch this and future question here's another questions to ask
because people seem to they miss out on a new we try it we
explain it over and over but there's still gets missed is a
dude named Ben a dude named Ben.
Yes, please explain because I do I do dude named Ben came up when
it was Jason Chaffetz I believe was grilling Lois Werner from
the IRS who said that her emails had been deleted didn't know
where they went and he didn't really talk to anyone in it
because as we know on this show, the people that the admins who
really run the world and have it in control are disrespected by
front office just disrespected treated like morons often and
smelly little beasts down the basement. And then this happened
that shocked us all.
We went Wow. Holy crap is this hate is the closest the Treasury
No, that's not it either. Oh, shoot this business.
Or? Ah, we're gonna wait to you. Yeah, we're
gonna wait. We wait until I fight. Absolutely. But it was.
What's his face? So I don't understand. Why is it nice
Jaffe? Sure. I
think his first name may have been Ben. Oh, a guy named Ben a
dude named Ben.
There you go. No, that was that was Chafetz.
I mean, che che che says, Yeah, I was grilling this woman and he
it was about to learn Lois Lerner
was Lois Lerner. The he she's the one that was it. Was Lois
Lerner. Yeah. Oh, it's funny. She said, I don't know. Just
some guy named Ben. I don't know who the hell works in it. And he
says
his first name may have been Ben. Oh, a guy named Ben a dude
named Ben.
Is just a dude named ban.
That's where a dude named Benny comes from. Yes, Baron Craig
Kutner and nor will and by the way again, we just played the
clip and somebody starts calling themselves dude named Ben had
caught on. Yeah, it was an IR idea to make it a meme.
None of this shit is our idea Josh. None of it. Baron Craig
Kutner in Norwalk Connecticut 354-323-4570 This is weird do we
have to have these 2345 sevens when you think it should be
23456 Anyway it's funny the call to arms to rescue the BP itu
America can't let the M five and M win this battle royale stop
reading this and get back to the show down speakers club 3369
Dudes also get some house selling karma that's what I need
he says club
33 Do we have a club 33 Jingle I don't think we have a club 33
Jingle No no no maybe what's the what's the other thing is if I
can do
the 969 dudes and somehow selling karma Yeah, okay
I can do I think I can do 6969 Let's see Yes and how selling
calm give it a shot see how far we go down your speakers
great from receita here she is brave give it up
well something like that. You've got karma wasn't the Bill and
Ted close enough
not quite. Okay, now we have I'm just doing a quick search
because somebody requested a they put their email in here
which I won't read out loud donation note August 24 this
would be it okay.
long notes Malea please keep it to Paul 233 37 and he sends a
note and I have the note on the other screen today I'll be
joining the roundtable accounting below please note me
as sir up hope it's not someone else can I get some chocolate
and peanut butter as the round table?
Okay chocolate and peanut butter putting it on the list for staff
to get that ready
that's actually pretty good. I think you can make a candy bar
with that theory. Jingles please. Sense vaccine water
seems to stop making headlines How about a clip of her triple
goat karma now yes, some comments after the those are the
jingles. Two things potentially a fun slogan for the M five M
along the lines of it bleeds it leads If you scare them, you can
sell them sell them. That's what says by thinking means sell them
sell them some scam selling probably. I haven't thought
about why so many people are amygdala amygdala bloated. News,
science and politics is the new religion. I'm not in the camp
saying science isn't true even though I identify as a Christian
what I'm saying is that people have always needed to belong to
something bigger than themselves kingdoms countries trades such
as fishermen and religion although it's really screwed a
lot of things up over the ages have all all of them have
generally fit fill that role with religion. People would
gather weekly together and even if they didn't believe they
would belong right society as a whole doesn't have that face bag
and Twitter proclaim to feel this but as empty as you know
even you to have your bi weekly ritual with each other that you
let us all
in on that's one way of looking at it for sure.
Now I don't know that he's on the list for to be knighted.
Yes he is Sir up. Yep, he
is. Syrup. Okay. I get it syrup syrup.
Syrup. My Millennials stay Whoa.
You've got karma.
Triple go karma.
Ever heard of it? Stephanie batters in Tiverton, Rhode
Island. $200.70. Alright Donate today to celebrate my second
wedding anniversary with my smokin hot husband sir knives of
the Providence Plantation
and they never had a fight
on 827 $200 US dollar and $7,200.70 is a nod toward when
we started dating in 2007. Shortly after no agendas
birthday
think I remember this. I think maybe not.
Maybe my first donation but Sir knives donate 230 dot 33 toward
my dame hood for show 1050 in honor of his 30th birthday in
July. Unfortunately he didn't get shout out shout out for his
Friday the 13th birthday. Even after I sent Adam an error email
with the hope he'd get a belated shout out during show 1051 Oh,
maybe crappy luck on a superstitious day. But it was
Friday the 13th Yeah, but I feel I have to call out Adam as a
douchebag sorry, Adam
knows it's a deserved douching you got it. Oh,
however I'd like to. Okay. However, I like to de douche
both Adam and myself if you kindly play the Russian
connection jingle and give us goat comma free, healthy,
lifelong marriage. I also take a space for us. If it's not too
much to toss that in. I look forward to one day earning my
seat at the roundtable. But for now I'm happy to support the
best podcast in the universe and surprise the man I love during
our weekly no agenda Sunday brunch. As you may know,
millennials are known for being obsessed with brunch. The youth
ben de deuced true.
All right, I have that for you. Of course.
There's so many things about Russia. What Trump is trying to
wade into Spicer say the sort of nicer than what they're willing
to do. So men do think that this says just wait. And see. Someday
we'll find it. The Russia and I love this space force.
You've got a karma. And you know, what? Forget about things.
I forgot about that one entirely.
I forgot about that one, too. It's a good one. Anyway,
Stephanie, Stephanie, batters.
She battered you on that one? Back? Yeah.
Joshua Krueger and oak field, Wisconsin $200. I can't tell you
how much I appreciate your show. The new level of critical
thinking you've taught me and the balanced perspective on the
world around us that you provide have been invaluable. I've
become pretty steady listener since the campaign season had
been wanting to donate for a while now, especially since I've
become increasingly aware of the very real benefit that I get
from listening to your show. Not only can I analyze everything in
life, much better, I'm also able to teach it to my children,
which is far more important to me. I listened on and off with
my brother, Jesse douchebag. Oh, starting about 10 years ago, but
only when I was at his place at that time, I found the awakening
process, a little frightening and somewhat painful as you made
me aware of the deceit. behind everything we see and hear the
seat behind everything we see and hear. It was a little
shocking and abrupt, and I can't take anything at face value. I
find myself questioning everything and looking for the
motivation behind it. People are generally lazy. And if we take
the effort to do or say something, it took something to
motivate us that I like to wonder what it is. I finally
decided to donate when you guys were talking about the
Palindrome. 8118 which is the birthday of my eighth and most
recent human resource. I don't know. I know I don't like the
feeling of not getting paid for my work, which did happen wants
to share and whenever I'm listening, I can't fully enjoy
because I feel like a douche bag. I was surprised when I
looked at your donation page, there are plenty of low
donation, low dollar options. And these add up I know I do. So
on my credit card statement listeners not only are we doing
ourselves a favor by donating and keeping John and Adam around
for our listening pleasure. But we are directly helping spread
the truth and light to those around us. And that is a
worthwhile cause. I don't need any karma. Hopefully this will
be karma enough and and help money stopped flowing help and
help money stopped flowing through my hands like water.
Yes. Sorry that whenever I feel like I should have more money at
the end of the month. I think I'm kind of stealing content
from John and Adam and that's my karma. Maybe play. Oh my god.
Did you hear that horn? Thank you and keep up the fantastic
work. Oh my god.
By the way, I want to thank Walter ostler he was the
producer who created the Russian connection. Song
is excellent. Yes, Sir Patrick at the Pugna order. carnation,
Washington $200 Really enjoyed Adams net neutrality commentary
lately. Keep up the good fight. Christopher Blanco in Mayfield
Heights, Ohio $200. And there's a Are they here somewhere? Yes,
happy birthday. Happy birthday, my smokin hot wife Dame Ashley,
Lady of the Lake and on August 28 note, after six months of
experiencing joblessness, I'm finally experiencing job
fullness. Yes, I thought it was time to donate at my new job.
I'm working with a large group of a large group of millennials.
I think you're like geese or Gander millennials is is a
group.
Okay, but it's funny a
large group of millennials the first time and let me tell you,
I think it's a group of millennials, goop not just a
group, like no group me tell you it's an experience. They
probably like brunch. I'm sure that some of them come into work
complete with blankets, pillows, that they stuffed around
themselves in their chairs. Some play with fidget spinners,
putty, and kinetic sand and a lot of them don't know how to
look you in the eye when they speak to you. God. The job is
great. Otherwise, okay.
First of all, wow. Wow.
The last season of the Kimmy Schmidt show, which is only six
episodes long. The first episode addresses this Yes. And very
recommend that aired last. Don't you think? You saw definitely
yeah. Upon your recommendations? Totally spot
on. Yeah, the group the job is great. Otherwise, the job is
great otherwise, so hopefully I can put up with the millennial
antics long enough to make an impact here. I look forward to
the daily drive to listen to the best podcast in the universe and
my daily dose of sanity Keep up the good works. No jingles no
karma.
Thank you very much. Christopher Blanco. Wow, what a hero that
guy is now that's a hero.
He's probably going to be in the same situation. Kimmy Schmidt
was in that first episode. What
is kinetic sand? And how do I get my hands on some? What is
that?
I never heard of that one. I like it. I just look it up. I
bet you look up kinetic sand and now
I'm afraid to I'm not gonna look at let's just get the donations
done. I'm gonna look it up and Okay, last
donations out of the bandit in Boise, Idaho. $200. The things
may have changed by the time you read this Mail on Sunday. I hope
so. But John's follow up to the newsletter was disturbing. Three
people really? Well. It's been a while that was my cue to donate.
I don't know what the rest of the producers bought them. But I
don't know what I would do without no agenda. Without the
show. I'd have no risk. Respect, respect,
respect. Respect, respect.
From the MSM bullcrap and my MIG dilla would be swollen beyond
recovery. Step up and contribute. This donation should
make me a Baronet. I don't know if they got territorian A surah.
A rights that has already claimed a Treasure Valley so
I'll need to do something about it. I would like a title change
the SIR Daniel Baronet of the bayonet.
I don't think that's on the list. Actually. Let me put that.
Yes, I'm moving this month so this year I can see why. So I
could hit could have a shot at car moving karma and chaser
relationship karma and being a millennial. Has that branch
doing an ESA Maxine's my millennial stay woke. Thank you
both for your courage, impact. You know, we have a lot of
millennials who listen to the show. And for some reason, they
get a kick out of us discussing them.
It's it's nice to all
guys as part of it. Thank for your thank you for your courage
and passion, love and light. And he's got little PS for me.
Okay, so we need to stay woken up. Karma.
Yeah, yes, they work in moving karma.
My Millennials stay.
You've got karma.
And that's concludes our executive and Associate
Executive producers who believe me did not exist before that
little note was sent out. Except for maybe two of them. And I
want to thank them for contributing to show 1063 Well,
no. And I wanted what I said before, thank you very much for
understanding how the network functions and it comes back. It
always does. It's a very beautiful thing. I have no idea
how it happened. But I can now recognize it. And we will be
thanking more people $50 And above magic. It is look, a bolt
appeared. Magic. And these of course, are titles that are real
and can be used anywhere credits are accepted. And as you can
read, some people now are experiencing job fullness when
they put it on their LinkedIn profile. So give that a shot.
And remember we have another show coming up for you on
Thursday. And you can remember us
at this.org/ and
pretty good about that action. Oh, thank you all so much but
continue to go out there and propagate. Our formula
is this we go out for people in the mouth
so I did not see these clips in your clip list, which means you
probably didn't see it and didn't hear about it. And I'm
happy because I pulled three clips from the Bill Maher show
with John Brennan as guest
spooktacular
No, alternative universe unhinged is what it was. And in
fact, in order to actually be a part of this we have to do
it. Oh, no buckle in.
Here we go for driving. We're going to Ultimate Universe
forward.
It's going to be only America first.
Transitioning? Work a
lot of smoke. We the machines a bit
rusty Myers in California. May we had to go through this smoke?
I don't know. It's just the machine is rusty. One of the
two. Could be so John Brennan comes on as the first Welcome to
The Ultimate Reality.
By the way, this is what wasn't on the panel. He was one of the
he was the guest. He
was the guest from Did you see it by any chance? Yeah. Okay.
Oh, good, good, good. To me, this was just all alternative
universe. And just like those Miss directions you played
earlier, from ABC, when you just sitting there at home on a
Friday night watching the Bill Maher show, you're thinking holy
cow. I mean, you could be bamboozled by this you would,
and why not? He's the director of CIA, or former director for
but you know what I mean, people like they have respect for this.
This people
before you go on? Yes, sir. Because I didn't see it. Did
Bill Maher ask him the question because Bill Maher we know hates
Muslims. And he asked him if he was a Muslim?
No, I think he forgot. He ran out of time. ran out of time ran
out of time. But he asked him just about everything else. And
of course, we start off with this security clearance business
and just how horrible this is that the Trump has taken away
his his clearance and we need to clear up the air a little bit
about his use of his clearance.
You know, some people on the right have accused you of
wanting to monetize, that's their argument against you.
You're not here to monetize anything. I don't
know. I am not. I didn't ask to keep my security. No,
no, he's over at NBC to monetize his clearance isn't he doesn't
monetize it on HBO. It's just
monetizes at MSNBC. And all
of NBC News, yeah.
directors don't do that. We keep those clearances, because
sometimes those in government sure want to be able to avail
themselves of our experiences or expertise. So our knowledge
about certain issues. So people serve on commissions, sometimes
they serve on private sector boards, whatever, but just the
first time in 30 years that I haven't had a security clearance
and the basis for the revocation is, is bogus. Oh, good. Yeah.
Mr. Trump and his administration didn't adhere even to the
process that they reaffirmed last year. And the
politicization of security clearances either the granting
of the revocation is a real threat to national security,
which is why so many people came out and opposed his action. And
so I certainly
hope many people came out for you got the big name, Admiral
McRaven. You can stop
calling me as often as you want, John, these are long
left wing audience. Radical progressives that love Bill
Maher are a clapping and hooting and one thing is they want the
security state so badass, give it to me a bunch of spooks
everywhere spying on everyone. Is this what you this is what
they're indicating the affirmative. Oh my god,
Admiral McRaven. He said please revoke my security clearance. It
would be an honor. Considering what you did to print it. Yeah.
So everybody with a brain is on your side. It's interesting.
Jared and Ivanka still have clearances you one of the guys
who was the architect of getting the glodon does not
and where are they? You should have by the way, can we see
those pictures already? Can we see those pictures of the
burial? Let's see. I wouldn't mind can we see the pictures of
bin Laden shot to the head I wouldn't mind No one asked about
those anymore. Do they? Remember we couldn't show them? We have
them, but we can't show them to you because Muslims might get
anger being Muslims might get angry. That's what it was. Come
on. Yeah, that's what it was.
But it seems as though Rand Paul was the one who put this idea.
Yes, Donald Trump.
I didn't know that. Did Ron Rand Paul start this? Or what the is
stripped them of their clearance or the monetizing clearance? I
think so. I think he might be wrong. Oh,
bad, bad. Ron Paul, Rand Paul.
It seems as though Rand Paul was the one who
put this idea. Yes, Donald Trump's head and said to me,
Rand Paul.
Rand Paul has never served on the Intelligence Committee.
Which me? Yes, he's
dead to me. Yes.
But what
I mean, you say that about someone who really, really
double crosses you personally, maybe, like that person is dead
to me.
But in this case, yeah.
Rand Paul's the only guy that could go on that show and
actually hold his own. And Maura liked him. Now he's dead to him.
Because he did because he because John Brennan lost his
security clearance. And Maher is defending John, what is this is
dimension B craziness.
Did you not? Were you not in the machine when we came over here?
It's just I've never
seen it this bad. Smoke.
Yeah. And the dog didn't look too good. Actually. He's got an
arch back. You might puka served
on the Intelligence Committee. He knows not to which he speaks.
But yet he
isn't that some he knows not. Is it Shakespeare? Is he quoting
Shakespeare now, he knows not of what he speaks
Donald Duck.
Rampal has never served on the Intelligence Committee. He knows
not to which he speaks. But yet he has this impression of what
he's read monetizing security clearances. So he continues to
spout out on these issues. But again, I believe very strongly
in the principle that national security is one of the most
sacred and solemn professions in this government and every
American citizens deserves to have Nasseri professionals and
tells professionals who are not going to be political not gonna
be politicized and no president ever
not going to be political all this John Brennan did since the
day he got out is bitch and moan politically about Trump he
didn't he say you're not going to be political
jacuz used to be is accused this use
of man
in this government and remember John If at any point you get
nauseous and dimension be just look at the ground and it will
all go away.
Every American citizens deserves to have nasty professionals
Intel's professionals who are not going to be political not
gonna be politicized and no president ever should take that
capability away from them.
Everyone's just GD with it. Now running on the M five M and I do
not consider this to be m five Ms. HBO has walked back his
treasonous statement. what Trump is doing is a exceeds
treasonous. So what does he do here? What's
beyond treason?
If it exceeds treason is what's beyond what is the next step
besides? Treason? Treason, pitlick seeds?
Hitler can't be anything else. But Hitler. Just Hitler.
Yes. I just can't. I just want to like to know it exceeds
treason. His means actually things did you say beyond
treason or acts? Yeah,
something like that. So it's beyond it's something well,
he's going to quote himself again, and he's not going to
double down. He's going to triple
down. I've been having
a hell of a time here on this show, trying to get my guests to
say the word treason. I think the President is that
how the show works like in the pre interview. Hi, I'm Bill.
Great to be on the show. Listen, I'd really I'm having a hard
time with this. I'd really love it because you just say Trump is
treasonous just whilst I'm we're doing the show, please. It seems
to be hard for him to do that.
I've been having a hell of a time here on this show, trying
to get my guests to say the word treason. I think the President
is guilty of that. And you used terms like that you said after
Helsinki. It was nothing short of treasonous, which sounds to
me like treasonous. And then I noticed this last week, some
people tried to get you to take it back. And you wouldn't and
again.
Sure did. He said it was his Irish or whatever I sure did.
And so I guess he didn't say beyond trees. And he said
nothing short of, well, I
don't know. We'd have to get the tweet in front of words, man he
did. We'll walk it back. And now he's saying he didn't walk it
back. And why
people are so reluctant. I get it. It's a scary word. It's
like, you know, don't break this glass case unless you need to.
But when it's time to break the glass case, don't not do it just
because it's a glass case. Yes.
And I'm not a official, the Department of Justice where I'm
issuing an indictment, right? Good afternoon. But there are
two principal reasons why I use that term. One is that I think I
exhausted all the other adjectives in the English
language to Donald Trump's failure to fulfill his
responsibilities as president knighted states, number one,
number two, but when I saw him on that stage in Helsinki,
failing to be able to save to the world, and Vladimir Putin,
Russia tried to interfere in our election, it, it never should
have happened, it never should happen again. And if it does,
Russia is going to pay some very severe consequences as a result.
But he didn't do that. And so treasonous is defined as a
betrayal of trust, as well as aiding and abetting the enemy.
And so that was the word that came to my mind. Now, he, I
wasn't expecting clever Putin to say, Okay, you caught me, okay,
he's gonna continue to deny this. But this was an
opportunity for Donald Trump to fulfill his responsibilities to
say, Russia cut this out. Just don't do it again. And if you do
it, you're going to pay a cost,
kind of like what he did with North Korea, I guess. But that
wasn't the right way to do it, either. It's so confusing,
and be able to say to the everybody, yes,
oh, yes.
And if it said that he could have said, Now though, we have
to work United States and Russia to be able to try to enhance
stability and security around the globe, there are important
things for the United States and Russia to do. I am very much
supportive of trying to get relations between the two
countries back on track, critically important, the two
largest nuclear superpowers in the world. But we cannot ignore
what it is that the Russians tried to do. And so when Donald
Trump was
found to do this, so he wants to get things back on track. So his
way of doing it is going to Russia and just standing there
at the podium and insulting the guy.
Yeah, that's what he should have done. He didn't do it, right,
just nuclear superpowers holding it wrong, but we cannot ignore
what it is that the Russians tried to do. And so when Donald
Trump failed to do that, I was irate because I know how hard
that professionals here in the intelligence community work to
try to here's what he starts to come unglued here. Keep this
country strong and safe. And for Donald Trump to be up there and
to fail to say that the
welfare side and not ours. That's a traitor. He calls you a
low life. You spent your life defending this country,
especially after 911
No, no, no, no, no. He spent his life pushing pencils.
We had all sorts of problems and and it could have gone way worse
than it did. He said about General Clapper as a general.
Yes, he was yes that they got to him. Like he like you could get
to a guy like that.
That's true. You don't need to he's an idiot all by himself.
Wait a minute. Now we're defending clapper and the fact
that he lied before Congress boldface lie. We know that it's
in fact even admits that he kind of did that and he admits it.
But now Mars defending him to
Yes. The guy's immutable the guy is he's a rocket did.
He said about General Clapper as a general? Yes, he was yes. That
they got to him. Like he like you could get to a guy like
that. It's not on our side. You're not on our side, you are
retrigger. If you're attacking our generals and admirals, and
people who keep us safe, it's not that much more complicated
than that to me. And I'm proud
to stand with Bill McRaven and Jim Clapper and Mike Hayden. The
ones who are speaking Yeah. I didn't want to speak out after I
left the government, I wanted to be able to retire and spend time
with family, the grandkids,
but I had to leave the grandkids alone to defend the country.
But this is a very abnormal time. It's a very abnormal
presence. And the stakes are so high. That's why I have decided
to speak out and be outspoken,
and I can see it's not easy for you. Lately, I've been talking
to people on TV for 25 years, I can see when it's not easy. And
people don't generally go into the CIA for publicity.
That was funny. Bill Maher Tell
that to Philip Mudd. And all these people that come out and
they're put they're on all these different M five M networks. And
they're all noted as see i A former or even currency
analysts, and operatives. They never say operators but they use
analyst a lot. And it's like, there was a little cache to
that. Of course there's cache to it. Well, he says there's none
in all government jobs you can get out and if you don't do it,
right, you can you can make hay out of it. You can spin gold out
a yarn. final clip. This is where Brennan goes into full
rotation, full Trump rotation and takes it to, I think one
actually a dangerous thing to say. Because when you say these
things in dimension B to me is equal to yelling fire in a
crowded movie theater.
He's taken a page out of the playbook of autocrats
authoritarian Around the world, who tried to coop Judiciary's,
who tried to delegitimize the free press who tried to use
Intel security services to go after their their rivals. So
Donald Trump is the typical authoritarian who is trying to
control power. And as he becomes more desperate, and I think
that's what we're seeing now, because the walls are closing in
on him, as all the people used to work with him are now
cooperating, testifying about what happened. So, I've been
angry because we have somebody in Oval Office who has really
denigrated the office of the presidency, his dishonesty, he's
unethical, he doesn't have principles. And I am very
concerned though, more than angry. I'm worried because now
we are in a crisis. And unfortunately, Republicans, John
McCain, a national treasure our thoughts and prayers go out to
John McCain his family, I got into some real Donnybrook fights
with John McCain.
Donnybrook fights. Yeah, what's the Donnybrook fight.
It's just a, it's just a phrase from the chaise. Donnybrook.
Brooke is like a major fight. It's a fight but it's but it's
Donnie was Donnybrook, a guy a boxer Donnybrook fight might
actually be redundant. Okay,
it's something to be looked up for phrase from the shades.
thoughts and prayers go out to John McCain, his family, I got
into some real Donnybrook fights with John McCain over policy, I
never once questioned his integrity. And his interest in
doing what is best for this country
was pretty bad for a CIA analyst. But since John
McCain has led, the Republican spines have gone with him. And
there needs to be some Reckoning and the Republican Party. But we
can't allow this to go on.
And we have an election coming up. And I'm trying to convince
No kidding. And it's hard because you know, a lot of us in
the past said this is a very important election and blah,
blah, blah. This is the one I think we are in a crisis that is
the third grade crisis in American history, more than the
depression. First, of course, the Revolutionary War, whether
we would even become a country in the Civil War. People usually
say than the depression. I don't think the depression got it.
What is most fundamental about this country was economic, but I
don't think it threatens the rule of law, as we do as we have
now they tried
to throw Roosevelt out with a coup. Oh, I didn't know this. We
talked about it on the show. Yeah, Smedley Butler was right,
Smedley Butler. Yes. And a bunch of Democrats say Smedley Butler,
it's always Democrats trying to General Smedley Butler. General
Smedley Butler.
Yes. Oh, you're right.
Yeah. And they said, Well, we're gonna we want to throw out
Roosevelt, we'll we'll disable him. We'll just say he's sick.
Put them aside, you take over. And Butler said no. And that was
the end of it. They didn't throw any of these guys in jail. They
should have thrown them all in jail, the DuPont all a bunch of
heavy hitting again, billionaire class as I like to call them
Democrats, which is where the rich people really reside. And
they were just it was it was horrible. But no, no, that's,
that's fine. Okay. Well, we'll leave Roosevelt in.
So Bill Maher is setting Brennan up here with a crisis. The third
crisis, the first one was the the Revolutionary War. Then we
had the Civil War, Civil War, then we had the Depression,
depression. And now and wait for Brennan
war. People usually say then the depression. I don't think the
depression got it. What is most fundamental about this country
was economic. But I don't think it threatened the rule of law,
as we do as we have now. would you rank the crisis we're in
now? That way?
I would. And I think it's gonna get worse before it gets better.
Because don't forget, Donald Trump has the authority of the
president united states in his hands, right in terms of what he
can do domestically here, as well as what he can do
internationally, to try to distract attention, whether or
not he's going to pursue some type of foreign adventure,
military or otherwise. But fundamentally, though, what he's
doing to this country, he's dividing us. We Americans, as
you pointed out, Revolutionary War and civil war, we fought
hard for the freedoms and liberties that we have right
now. And so he's dividing Americans. And so I'm really
concerned that as he continues to play to his base, he's
further dividing us. And I'm really concerned about whether
this could spill over into the streets. And so,
wow, did he just call for US Civil War? No, I hope not.
But he had to say I'm concerned this could spill into the
streets.
And I don't think it's gonna get any worse than that women's
march right after the Trump just get off his two days. That's
about it. We'll see hats are on Yeah, that's our
that's our, I mean, seriously, the fidgets spinners are going
to grab their muskets Are they going to bring their A kinetic
sand to the fight?
As he continues to play to his base, he's further dividing us.
And I'm really concerned about whether this could spill over
into the streets,
you're further dividing as you do.
So I don't know what the principal protagonist in this
drama is going to do. But while we're listening to you, I surely
hope that those adults and those people in the White House and in
the cabinet and in the Congress are going to recognize that they
need to act before there's a real disaster. And by act I
mean, whether it's going up to Donald Trump and saying this has
got to stop you are ruining this country and we're not going to
tolerate it and the longer they cannot turn a blind eye to this
they have to forget about the political issue right
Well, first of all, somebody that the left does appreciate
and a guy who I appreciate also appreciate Ray McGovern, the CIA
guy who's been out and about bitching and moaning about guys
like this he thinks this guy's running scared from something
there's something up yes that that is the number one target or
target corruption of some sort. That's very high level and
I think this is his final final Hail Mary.
I don't know. Pretty good job of Fending off everything. I'm
lucky he's got the whole Bill Maher crowd clapping his
favorite This makes zero sense in the scheme of things over the
long you know, the long look at the left wing of the left wing
politics with Maher as one of the cheerleaders to have this
guy getting these kinds of this kind of reaction is very
strange. We've got to get out of this dimension before we before
you have to get the Dramamine
red egg from this day forward,
it's going to be only America first
everybody we're going back first remember look at the ground if
you feel nauseous we need to either practice more or that was
rough that was rough. It was a rough trip rough travel
Ah I got a
clip now I don't know if this is serious. I think it's not cool
in between clips here. I think just the guy mocking our train
guy who was actually the train guy our train guy actually was
mocking another train guy who I guess was more sincere but now
there's this guy this is a one minute the one and a half minute
clip. A guy Canada and I think there are guys out there like
this because I think a lot of people are just bored but a
single man you know they don't have any women in their lives in
sales. In sales we're in so there's a Insell action I think
they just opened a new bridge I think this is in Saskatchewan or
someplace and this guy's out in his car going over the new
bridge
going over the new bridge waiting for this for over three
years super excited Oh, my heart's pounding I can feel it
through my chest
Can I ask what bridge this is
some bridge India you know what bring it did never set foot
bridges but it's a new bridge it took three years to build and
this guy's decided to make a video of himself going over the
bridge and because he's you know we all want to we all care so
much.
Oh, look at this is awesome. Well, I wish I would have got to
go last night but I didn't get a chance to. Alright, where do I
go? Keep going straight? It's all new to me. Like I'm in a new
city to give away a white car to ruining the experience. Last
suite and other paths right whereas Warren Avenue 2.4
kilometers excited how many lanes there's going to be the
probably gonna be like 2020 lanes Oh my Wait white car. Oh,
South Saskatchewan River.
Here we go. There we go
the river the river begins here but this river. Oh my god. Oh,
the I was everything I dreamed. Yeah, no, no, no. I want to do
it again. I don't want to do it again.
Although not beyond the realm of possibility, it sounded pretty
fake. I mean, this is real. Oh my God come on. Now that's a
foamer this guy was former former life anyone even
spindling. Well, but I appreciate what what you're
doing with that. Yeah.
I think there's guys like that. Yeah, possibly. Possibly.
And they're usually woman lists for a reason.
Yes. All right, since we're doing that kind of stuff I guess
we can
do this dogs are adorable.
But they lick everything.
I met this or is it a bird? Why is this not working today? Dogs
are now where's dogs are people to?
Dogs or people to?
Yeah, that kind of ruins my skin. Yeah, you've kind of like
blew that one. I don't understand why this is not dogs.
There we go. Yeah, you probably saw this story and thank
goodness someone sent me a clip of it because you just have to
hear to believe it. You've heard
of maternity leave and paternity leave. But what about for
maternity leave? As in time off for employees who recently
adopted a new furry friend. being offered by a digital
marketing firm in Minneapolis. It lets employees with a new pet
work from home for a week
by the way, kind of a clue. A digital marketing firm. Hello,
are you people so stupid?
It lets employees with a new pet work from home for a week. The
company says the goal is to celebrate their diverse
workforce. This policy doesn't apply to pets in cages or tanks
though. So no goldfish, Dan. No, they're tough to adjust. No, I
have recently adopted a dog so I would have liked to take a week
off. Yeah, no. Sorry to say it again. I work at Channel 10 dogs
for eternity leave brother who need to have a list of these
things to goes with the fidget spinners and the brunch.
Brunch.
I like brunch at the LEA
millennial like forever like brunch I've been to. I don't
I've never liked brunch. I mean, it seems to me is that breakfast
is at lunch. Between I was late. It's like an early lunch or a
late breakfast. I never combined it they add champagne. Oh, you
have to have glasses. She I don't mind having a glass of
champagne in the morning. But I don't usually do it. But you'll
know at the brunch you have champagne and you have all these
different kinds of eggs.
That's the thing. I like the champagne part. I
like we have to have eggs benedict. Brunch. Do they have
eggs benedict? Do they have eggs benedict? Yeah, they got eggs
but Okay, let's go there can't be brunch without the
eggs without put an egg on it. Yes, I like the champagne for it
always. I must admit.
Oh, yeah, looks for some cheap champagne and give you a
headache. But you have a headache by one.
By the way. I did it. I went to Chicago without the iPhone. Oh,
yes, I did it. And that's good. And it was better. Yes. And it
was wonderful. It really wouldn't the OTG phone the
Kyocera with the surface go, which I just want to mention
about that there's something that you know, Windows has this
reputation of being wonky, and it is but when you have the the
windows 10 on hardware, because it's always the problem is
always the hardware and I think you know this better than I do
John but I think that many hardware manufacturers you know,
they they have the windows and has all these calls for hardware
and I guess there's drivers and stuff that has to be written for
how it sleeps or how it deals with monitors and and they don't
always implement the protocols properly. So you said to me the
other day in fact with Windows you read reboot a lot and you
know, it's because stuff just doesn't work and then the Start
menu doesn't go but when it's on hardware that they were close to
the design process or did design I'm not quite but you know, it's
obviously it's Microsoft. It's in house with apple that's the
apple advantage. Yes. And it is an advantage it really works. It
really does. And I am sad to say that the Edge browser while of
course I'm trying everything out, and I'm sure it's leaking
sieve but man that thing really works well on the edge on the on
the surface. itself very it's a very very slick fast,
lightweight feels lightweight browser. Yeah, even compared
with Brave,
it's probably their best. Yeah And it seems to have all kinds
of security issues and tons of a million reasons never to use it.
The only thing I was thinking though, when it comes to because
Microsoft has definitely has an ad based business, but it seems
to me that they're, and I again, I could be wrong, but their ad
based business is probably just sheer volume base, you know,
they got basic age and some category slices. I don't think
that anywhere near the access that Google or Facebook or
Facebook or Twitter has, I think these guys just saying, hey,
look, you have all these people actually paying for stuff like
Skype, and we still give them ads. These are great people to
advertise to.
Yeah, the suckers. I don't
think they're taking all of your information and slice they may
be, but I don't know of any business unit at Microsoft
that's doing that to you
know, they probably have a clue. No, that is bogus, anyway.
Yeah. But it doesn't seem like it's a big part of their future.
They don't act that way. So when we're under Ballmer, they were
at kind of headed in that direction I think has been
backed off.
Molly kicked him out.
Now he runs a basketball team. Yes.
So while we're on the OTG tip,
heading out for a trek and Gatineau Park is one of the
great joys of living in this area. And it's not surprising
that tech savvy hikers are using
their phones. This is from the CBC broadcast news network to
navigate the trails
and then the like Phillip area.
No program officer Rochelle Paquette says relying on just
your phone can lead hikers into trouble
because cell reception in the park is very spotty at best. And
all of a sudden your your GPS isn't working, you may get lost
and once lost, it's a lot harder for us to find you and know
where you are. What's the easiest way to get there.
Okay recommends that before setting out on a trail, hikers
check in at the parks Visitor Center where staff can suggest
routes that are suited to the hikers ability warn about
changing weather conditions. And hand over that old school paper
maps. Natalie gocce of Expedition company great
Canadian trails says hikers have found themselves in dangerous
situations by relying on out of date GPS maps that didn't
include details about terrain conditions, or tide changes, or
were simply wrong.
It's definitely it's a growing problem. And I think that people
forget that their phone has limitations.
Something our intrepid Trailblazers have figured out
for themselves. I'm walking around with it, but I don't have
service. So I don't know why.
People are getting overconfident has performed quite frankly, the
GPS systems are only as accurate as a software updates that your
applications get.
And so can you see that maybe it's probably still a good idea
to pick up a paper map.
You know what it would be because I almost dropped my
phone in the lake earlier. So it would have been handy to
have a paper map. Yeah. Yeah.
Well, if you do have trouble reading a map, you can always
look up and follow those old wooden signs.
I loved it. I love the millennial response. Oh, it was
dropped my phone we would have been lost. do millennials get
lost in the park because they run out of cell phone service as
one millennial to the other. Let's have brunch.
I mean, a couple of things. I've noticed this too. With some
phone subsystems. You can be using your GPS to go from here
to there. And if you lose self tower coverage, the GPS stops
working. I hinted at this in this report if you listen to the
beginning of it, because I heard that oh, that's because the
guests are calling home and they're constantly reporting
where you are, there's something going on. Well, and when that
gets cut off, they say well this isn't working. So they just kill
the whole thing. You should be able to roam around without any
cell phone coverage with the GPS satellites how
I'd like the paper maps not bad to learn how to read them not
bad backup.
There's that but I'm just saying this other mechanism is bad. You
can buy a real GPS handheld device it doesn't rely on the
cell towers for and it's bull crap I mean the trees don't move
there either they're there or not it's not like there needs
update is software update. Well this Redwood is in the wrong
spot. A break
Yeah. Yeah. Compass helps. Yeah, oh, yeah.
Comp. Boom. What's the compass? I have one on my phone.
on their phones? Yeah. Oh, boy. No, I got a weird one here. This
is every once in a while you run into this topic or issue through
that maybe it can't even discuss. Or maybe it's illegal
to discuss it. But they slip it into dramas. Some writers got a
hair up disaster. He says,
Oh, is this a leader foundation thing?
No, no, this is worse. Oh, no, this is not worse. This is just
got nothing to do with it. This is somebody who decided to
complain about a situation that we have, which is the Invention
Secrecy Act. Have you ever heard of that
Invention Secrecy Act? I maybe refresh my memory?
Well, there's nothing to refresh because we've never talked about
it. So it's technically called the Invention Secrecy Act of
1951. So they brought it into the story line of an elementary
a couple of weeks ago, and I was like, riveted to this. I looked
it up. I did some research on it. But let's listen to the
clip. Early this
morning, a scientist named Ken Fukada was detained by military
police. Why you familiar with the Invention Secrecy Act?
Sure. It gives the government power to seize control of any
invention. It considers a threat to national security, oh,
vendors patent becomes classified like it never
existed.
It does more than that. Anyone working on the invention has to
stop work immediately, and can't even talk about it anymore.
There's no promise of compensation. And the orders can
be maintained for years. Meaning inventor can never profit from
their work.
Or you think that's why for kata got scooped up. He leaked his
work.
We think he had the monster game. With the public aware of
the tech legally the order can't be enforced. He could resume his
work and make millions.
It'd be risky. If they can prove he did it can go to prison. And
he'll lose his bounty.
Which is why we think he committed a murder to cover it
up. We want to talk to forgotten but the military won't let us
near
Wow. Well, that explains a lot.
Now I know why free energy is so suppressed. Zero Point Energy so
I slugged the punch line. Zero Point Energy zero.
dang good club.
I thought that was a great clip. And they go they read revisited
a little bit later when they said the guy can't even go to
court to get this rescinded. Because you can't once you It's
like one of those due to those private you know, when those
papers that you get from the government and you can't talk
about this paper, you can't say this, you can't do that. You
can't do that. You can't even go to court because if you say
anything at all, you're in violation of the secrecy order
that you've just dropped on your like a bomb and you're screwed.
But they also said it can't be legally enforced.
Can I hear them say that in
the clip? No. They never said that in the clip. Are you sure?
Yeah. Hold on earlier.
This way for Caraga scooped up. Now here's elitism work
on the Tinky at the most again, with the public aware of the
tech here
is no promise of compensation. And the orders can be maintained
for years meaning inventor can never profit from their work.
Or maybe not. And you think that's why for Caraga scooped up
the leak doesn't work.
We think he had the most to gain with the public aware of the
tech legally the order can't be enforced here
legally, the order can't be no if
that's okay, well, here's the storyline. If the if it's leaked
to the public, ah, then the order can't be enforced by as
you've listened further in the clip, if he leaked it to the
public, then he can be arrested I got a patent can be killed.
You don't get a patent is no patent anymore. Or in jail.
We have guys who work at USPTO dude named Ben. And he and by
the way, he sent a note a while back and I don't think I read it
but there's all kinds of shenanigans going on there.
Maybe he can let us know if he's ever come across this or ever
who else internally or
well I'm sure they all heard of it. But I like to know how they
okay so the patent gets by the way you can bypass this with
something called trade secrets. So you could invent something
that you know is going to have this you know be something grab
but if you do it as a trade secret, you can still produce
the product which but it's more risky because you have you know,
one Chinese guy from from the PRC is working for you and the
next thing you know the Chinese have the idea but I would like
to know how would the patent go this what I would ask as ask
which is does the you put the patent in and then is there like
an NSA guy standing at the door who goes and checks removing
patents? No,
no, come on is ai ai is scans all submissions and all but
looks like we
had wasn't considered much of a big deal. This This idea was
first and Lloyd in 1940, at the beginning of World War Two are
beginning and the it was set. So you can grab the patent for two
years, and then it goes back to the inventor. Because I guess
you could do countermeasures or whatever, because it's supposed
to be have to do national security, but you can call
anything national security. So when they did the Patent Act, or
this inventor Secrecy Act of 1951, which was important to
begin, which came kind of like, during the Truman
administration's locked down of the entire security system in
this country, the creation of the CIA and all these things in
4748. They they headed so there was no two year deal. It was
like you get you lose your patent and they take it and you
can
stand by that. But this is also completely unconstitutional. The
Constitution mentions the protection of inventions and
profit by the inventor specifically. Yeah, so this
cause has to be a constitutional violation and shall make no law.
It's been in play since 1952. And it has not no one has fought
it. I don't think anyone knows about it. Apparently loves you
have invented stuff.
According to Okey doke in the troll room, one of my favorite
writers Daniel Suarez, his book in flux has the exact same
storyline I have not read in flux. So I'll but I love that
guy's writing. So anyway,
according to the wiki, page 5002 I don't know what to get to two,
but over 5000 inventions have been shelved. Secrecy Act, and
who knows. Maybe zero point energy is in there.
This people is why you come to the no agenda show. These are
the life saving tips and life altering tips that you can only
get here
as the more you know, in the morning. I'm going to show my
mood by donating to no agenda. Imagine all the people who could
do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun.
So we will do a few thank yous for people who came in about $50
and under 200 Starting with Anonymous $160.16 Sure.
That's a double, double boob.
Double Double Bucha double. Oh, he
wants to? He wants to do you've been de douche.
Kevin Jeem is 160 16 as another double boobs, so that makes
sense. Boobs. John s Christic in over here in El Cerrito right up
the road, where the Creedence Clearwater band came from. Sir
Tony the South Jersey ins and hats on and 50 Sir Tony of South
Jersey also 150 in Sicklerville.
And he wants to F cancer for as a mother in law. Don't do that.
Of course. Yes.
Sir. Ding is the burning River and more Hills hit more land
hills, Ohio 150 Gerald small 12345 shirt bag Dave in Concord,
California. We got to do a local meetup. So I want to see dirtbag
Dave for sure. 12345 Robert Umbarger one two. It'd be funny
if he was actually a dirtbag. There are these guys have been
up in Washington State. You see him in the grocery they're all
and they're literally physically dirtbags. Okay, that's a
lifestyle. They have a like a white t shirt and kind of khaki
pants that are just filthy ha. Robert Umbarger 12345 Sir Alex
Knight of the Northern Launchpad 121 To one
he says your commission split from sales to f a m g is
attached. What is f a m g? I don't know. Why do I not know
this? Well, we
should know it. Now he'll let us know later. Well, anonymous 113
dot 33 is in San Francisco is staring into the medium abyss
and boys at staring back protection protect himself with
a donation Martin Hall. Hey Mark Hey Mark $101.01 David Cohen
only read this hope this small donation will help pay the new
tariffs on John's pricey French wines. Keep up the good work
fellows. Thank you.
David Cox and 100 Oz and Kyla we North Carolina.
He wants to do douching longtime douchebag oops you've been de
doop story karma coming from you at the end I promise Sure.
Jim's Zookal 100, Joshua Thibodeau, Cebu, Cebu. Do in
Denton, Texas. 100 Aaron Lovelace $100 Dad a first
time donor after 10 years of listening started when I was 16.
I know I'm a douchebag don't deduce me just yet because I
don't deserve it. Yes, you do. You've been de doo doo
five bucks a year. Dennis Cavell actually 10 Dennis Cavell. $100
Carlos patina $100 The best podcast and universe nonnamous
in Denver Colorado says the VARK uses a wind attack it's super
effective divorce just earned a show a hundo never heard the
word hundos No, I know hundy Rick, do you know Rick DC will
say hundo on the show.
Give him a release man Rick Dees, Rick Dees one or 2.7 Kiss
FM Los Angeles rick dees
he's the one did the duck song Yes, the Disco Duck he would
walk
around
this school
this school that he would walk around with a wad of hundreds
and he would hand them out all the time to people a hundy a
Rick Dees hundy like hey, that was great transition you did on
that song? Here's a hundy he was so rich his walk around with
$100 bills to hand people hundreds. Yeah, it was well
known for it.
Well, I think hundo has a better sound. Okay, cool. Long Lou
Klong Lou, I think in Tustin, California. It's got an email
that will read it later. $100 Daniel says sends SAE n z and
spring Texas 100. He teaches cello. Oh,
sexy instrument for a woman. Brian long, long at Nick.
One of our end of show mixers. Yeah,
nein nein nein nein nein nein nein nein Nein, Sir Chris Gray
of the Isle of Wight in Covington, Louisiana, eight
eight. Anonymous 808 Boob boob
anonymous requesting a D douching. Started and left the
show back in the beginning but I'm back and enjoying it now
more than ever even started hitting my girlfriend in the
mouth if you're new to the show, that's a good thing. Thank you
for the twice a week in depth rundown on the insane media.
Please add girl didn't you even read my book? Okay. We'll play
that somewhere. Anyway, deducing. You've been de deuced
and get to D douching. But not for texts in Richmond, Virginia.
808 Nisa, D douching. You've been de deuced. Kyle blank in
Houston, Texas 808 and is in honor of the boob glitch.
Michael Lynch, Sydney, Australia. 808
also saw John's missing boob email had to act. He wants to de
doop de doop SBT I love that someone's been listening to the
show apparently for a long time has not donated but oh my god.
He missed a boob. Gotta donate.
It's fantastic.
Very lot. There's a lot of newcomers. Yes.
Yes. It's heartening. It's heartening and
disturbing at the same time. Ryan quick 7730 years the word
Yeah, dear, endearing David Bamford and Ashgrove,
Queensland. 76 sir Lucas of the last bit 75 in Tacoma,
Washington, sir. slart Bart sorry Bart fast, smarty Bart
fast keeper of the crinkly bits in hope Rhode Island with a
lopsided Hmoob 60208 And we got to isolate these financial
donations. Colton Robinson 606 perky boobs small boobs small
small smaller as Kurt von air in where Warren Michigan I think
he's in the local number one if I'm not mistaken first time
to go first time donation please de douche. You spend de Deus
mission gonna answer all boy says they have
donated because the show was greatly reduced. My anxiety is
incredibly entertaining and educational. You've definitely
improved my quality of life. The community the community aspect
of no agenda. What I was talking about earlier, is totally unique
and only possible because of your consistency and dedication.
Shout out to the producers from Michigan local one who I met
with last week.
Grazing local one. Kevin McLaughlin Lucas North Carolina
606. Circus media FEMA Region 8606 was fantastic
deconstruction these last few shows He needs some girlfriend
karma. Matthew cargo who put that at the end to the 650
another guy that never donated before. Shouldn't have waited so
long. He says no Matthew McCoy and Burleson tanks. Yes a da dee
doo. Okay, just talk. All right to minimum. Matthew McCoy in
Burleson Texas 5555 Laura Leigh Lorelai this county in
Bakersfield, California. I am 33 months three weeks and three
days old today. And please can't call up my dad Skyler. My dad
Skyler as a douche bag.
I'm pretty sure Skyler has donated
Skyler viscounty I remember the name Yeah, I'm sure
he's he's been around for a long time but okay, he's gonna have
to call her out then. It's nothing like having
phone calls needed. Yes. On the pile Jr. and loom in New York
5510 falling.
He's going to be a night.
He has he on the list. You know, I don't let me see was No, no,
no, no, no.
Well, he wants to be sir. Sir Thomas of the nocturnal realm.
Okay. So, this is good. This letter is a good one. Okay, you
read it. I need to read this. Yep. If either of you find
yourselves in the Finger Lakes region in upstate New York, we
we would need to arrange a mobile meetup to sample the
various wines and craft beers producer. Nor the Finger Lakes
region is one of the very rare weird areas of the United States
that actually produces quality wine, generally speaking in
other areas produce it but not in the it's not an
institutionalized thing. Like it is an Fingerlakes thing you
should know. David Dietrich and Round Rock, Texas 5510. Like an
F cancer at the end, we can put we got that coming up. Gabriel
malakian. In Yano, California. 55 needs another D douching.
First time donation. You've been D deuced. To read this, I
graduated from UCLA with a BA in creative writing. I write poems.
And I've seen the effect that the Trump derangement syndrome
has had on my peers. I also worked in Hollywood as a grip
for five years before clawing my way into getting writing work
and leveraging my degree. Those poor folks on set have also lost
it. Oh, thanks for keeping my amygdala squeaky clean. And my
current job as an editor in a tech company is no doubt due to
not becoming a hateful, bitter SJW Oh,
my goodness. Thank you. Good note.
Shannon O'Connor in Bloomington, Indiana. 3420. Do we give her
I'm sorry. I didn't give her the D douching. And things. Yeah,
you did. Yeah. Did Tom Besian Sean O'Connor out 5220 in
Bloomington, Indiana, that's
all I finally left the douchebag club. has a birthday. Okay.
Todd Besian. In Chino Hills, California. Do you want 15 Brian
Richardson in Aurora, Illinois. 5069. Is a dream a drunken
douchebag
he says is a little too drunk. This one. I don't think you can
read this.
Okay, sir Eric VM Baronet of the valley in Van Nuys, California.
5038 Joe Busey. 5038. Andrew Kelly 5033 in Minnetonka
says SpaceForce and if we're the May I please have a D douching.
Yes. You've been D deuced.
piling on the D deuced. Richard Taman Tolman if the 505 Keep up
the stellar analysis. Scott Nelson and Melbourne, Florida
5001 And the following people or $50. Donors name and location if
available. KENNETH Lindbergh in Miami, Florida, Allen D.
Peterson, Douglas O'Donnell. Darren Danko it's in Dubai, Arab
Emirates. Take a look at that and anything in there is the odd
one out apparently from listening to the show. Jose
Ferreira in Newbury, Berkshire, Great Britain. The Neal Neal's
moniker in Hamburg, Deutschland Louis Pastore in the Alpes store
fam family no Louis pet store in Miami, Florida. Michael read
Gusa or read gurus or Ragusa in
Rei gurus, Ray Regan Vegas,
Vegas Vegas, Yancey summer our E in Houston, Arnie Carlson.
Andrei ndarray Adams.
William Elkhorn, Tomball. Texas. Michael Kleckner in Ewing, New
Jersey Seth Harper Parts Unknown Matthew Lamar in Elwood,
Illinois, Lauren childs and Macon, Georgia, Michelle Winton
in Parts Unknown, Michael Kern and cypress, California and last
but not least Mitchell Kaufmann in Hillsboro, Oregon,
Michael Kern, we need to read his note. Okay. Hi, Adam and
John. Sorry, I'm so sorry to hear donations are down his
little extra love and it just to my regular weekly subscription,
I finally got around to checking my total donations. It's I've
been a listener since show one day one, and was pleased to see
I've achieved Knight status, and then some, please Knight me as
sir Mike Knight of the Magic Kingdom. I would also like to
recognize my son Jacob for achieving the rank of Eagle
Scout. And I wish him a happy 18th birthday. He and I are both
train fans, though not quite foamers. So little train horn
for us. And I know that we appreciate all the work you guys
put into the best podcast in the universe. And thank you very
much, Michael. And the list. Yes. And congratulations to you
your son, Jacob. That is no small feat.
Yeah, we have an ordinate number of Eagle Scouts involved with
the show,
which says something.
No, it does. I'm not sure we're not quite sure what it says. But
it says somebody need to learn how to tie a knot. That's right.
We're in the pocket. Well,
thank you all very much. Thank you. As I said earlier, thank
you for everyone who donated today, you clearly understand
how the value for value network functions. And that by itself is
not only appreciated, but you're setting a great example. Thank
you very much. Also people who came in under $50 We always have
people who are on our subscription plans, please check
them all out at devora.org/in
A jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs
you've got karma
here's your list for today. It is August 26 2018. Sir Mike
Wakefield says Happy Birthday to his eldest daughter ili era she
turns 10 Today, Andrew Davis turns 14 and August 26
Christopher Blanco says Happy Birthday to a smokin hot wife
Dame Ashley Lady of the Lake. She also celebrates on the 28th
Michael Kearns has Happy Birthday to his son Jacob Eagle
Scout turning 18 And Sean O'Connor celebrates on the 29th
and my very own human resource my daughter Christina Valerie
curry named after her grandmother turns 28 years old
tomorrow where has the time gone? Happy birthday from all
your buddies and from Uncle John and add a man oh man, we got a
lot there. We have a number of nights as well John. So get out
the blades get out the Long Knives.
The long run the long
run the long one up on stage here on the podium next to our
lecture and we need to Thomas Hale Jr. Josh Thibodeau, Michael
Kern and anonymous and you the other anonymous both you please
all step up on the stage because you have contributed to the best
podcast in the universe my value for value network in the amount
of $1,000 more and therefore I'm very proud to pronounce v as Sir
Thomas of the nocturnal realms justice house in Texas sir Mike
night at the Magic Kingdom sir sheep in the night and Sir up
gentlemen for you we have put for some low rent boys in our
name we got chocolate and peanut butter cookies and vodka warm
beer and cold women to keep dough into Kenya we got bong
hits and bourbon we got back in vanilla we got sparkling cider
and escorts and mutton in need and all of you need to head over
to no agenda nation.com/rings Erica shield is going to make
sure we have the right size send that out to you. And please take
a picture of it and tweet it it really does work people enjoy
it. title change you
don't want to be a douchebag
we congratulate sir Daniel who now becomes a baronet's. Today
he will be known as Sir Daniel Burnett of the bayonet, which is
nice little play on words and thank you for your courage and
your support of the program in the work. And again remember us
for our next show on thursday@dwaraka.org slash and a
good
show There is some indication somebody in one of the gossip
forums said that the gun thing I did Disney's director against
the alleged James, James John, the pedophile Joker. Yeah. And
lie a lot of this is a big crackdown going on at Disney and
you see stuff like a news. Yeah, because according to the
gossips, they say is because I grew Bob Iger. Yeah. To get runs
Disney. Oh, he is considering a political run as a Democrat. Oh,
so they gotta clear everything out. Yeah, he's gonna be and
he's another the billionaire Democrats, you know, this,
this is happening left and right. If you want to do
anything in the public realm, in politics, news media or
otherwise, it really anything in the public realm. You've got to
be so squeaky clean because if someone doesn't like you, or
there's just some reason, you know, it could be a competitive
thing. It could be because you're someone's competing for a
prize. It could be for an office position. You have to make sure
that your history is squeaky clean or even. See where is it?
I think I have a story about this, don't I? Yes, this could
happen to you
and the car driver Connor Daly's NASCAR debut this weekend has
been sidelined by a racial slur like diabetes has pulled a
sponsorship of dailies color and the NASCAR infinity race I wrote
America. According to ESPN Conor Daly himself did not use the
racial slur. But his father racing analysts Derek Daly
recently admitted to using the N word more than 30 years ago.
Lilly says it's dropping sponsorship because the
controversy has become a distraction.
And that's how it works. And they wow they just don't want to
be part of the story years
ago. The it's not even you. Somebody you didn't do your
father in this gap. But it could be someone you knew. Yes. That's
flipper today, right? That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever
heard. Clip and the godless corporations, which again brings
us back to our show. These godless corporations pull the
plug on stuff so fast. Yeah. This is Lily in this case. Yeah.
Because this kid did nothing wrong. He wasn't probably Amy's
like in his 20s. I'm sure he's a young guy. He's a rookie racer.
So he's not even it was before he was born. His happened us.
Yeah, probably. Yeah. And they pulled the plug on him, and then
rose his career. This is, this is unbelievable. I know. It's
unbelievable. And this is why we can have sponsors. And, you
know, we had some guy, some jerk wrote a note and saying, I don't
have it in front of me. He says, Yeah, I can see why you have
lousy donations. You guys are just a couple of traps. shills?
Yeah, that's right. That's us, man.
Good luck. I'm out. He said. Yeah. And I went over to the
database to see if he ever donated. Well, he never donated
but I went to the course not. But I wanted to see, but he did
actually unsubscribe and disappear.
Okay, well, then he did the right way.
Yeah. They didn't I didn't need the note. No, of course not.
You don't need it.
So here's the some interesting thing. This is there's a big
brouhaha in the UK over some police. I think this is in
London, hitting some girl flat in the face of the Palmer his
hand and kind of stung her so they can get her handcuffs. She
was kicking and biting and it was possible. This is the end of
the debate about this on I think there was on RT, but his police
hitting girl and you can read some comments.
It's described as police brutality, which it isn't. You
also keep saying 14 year old girl like that has any
relevance. 14 year old girls can cause harm, just like anybody
else is telling me that two grown police officers, two grown
police officers with four limbs to deal with on one person, they
can't restrain those four limbs and and the body without bashing
the head into metal shutter. And to go back to the point I made
before and I don't feel you was wasn't smashing your head into a
manual for us or have talked. disoriented. This is about
recognizing that if the police going to respond to a video like
that, with pure defensiveness, I think the problems are only
going to get worse between sections of the public that
already have a lot of doubts about the police. Black lives
matter in the US. For instance. It's not as if the police
haven't been brutalizing people for many years. It's that people
now have smartphones and can record it. You would be better
off supporting the police in trying to keep order and
questioning why 14 year old girls have brawling in the
street with other children of that age. Instead of questioning
the actions of the police doing their best to deal with that.
Croatia
to us, this was going on every time I see these I always
thinking back about, I don't know 20 years 30 years of all
these these crazy things that you used to see when you're
younger that Oh and look at the new invention the bliss have a
big net they can throw over somebody they have a sticky goo
they can shoot it at something then they can't move anymore.
They're stuck against the wall with the sticky goo. There's all
these crazy things, but yet we've seen except for the one
thing that I have seen used a lot which is they they string
out a like a bunch of spikes on the road. Yes, yeah. So car
drives over the good loses all his tires. But except for that
one device all this other stuff is just this pipe dream. Why
don't they employ some of these things once a rival I was like
the idea of the of the net?
I think that's very funny. Yeah, but
where's all this stuff? They just ended up having to take the
hand and apparently this is like some technique where you just
POM somebody really hard in there. Yeah, in their specialty.
disorient
them. I like that. Um you know, we've talked a lot in this show
about political correctness and social justice warriors. We talk
about it all the time. I had a little game and little asked
John, I'm gonna give you a quote, I'm gonna give you I
don't have a I won't do that. Just I'm gonna give you a quick
quote one paragraph, you're going to tell me whose quote it
is you ready? Sure. Those who are most sensitive about
politically incorrect terminology, are not the average
ghetto dweller, abused woman or disabled person. But a minority
of activists, many of whom do not even belong to any oppressed
group, but come from privileged strata of society. Political
correctness has its stronghold among university professors who
have secure employment with comfortable salaries, the
majority of whom are heterosexual white males from
upper middle class families. Jhansi Dvorak, who wrote that
P. Diddy.
Know you want one more guest?
Noam Chomsky? No, I have no idea. This is Wait, wait, wait.
Jordan Peterson. Nope.
This is to be found on page two of industrial society and its
future written by Professor Theodore Kaczynski also known as
the Unabomber. Yeah, thank you, sir. Brembos for bemrose for
reminding me of that. How about that? Oh, good. Cool. I'd
forgotten all about it. She has super nailed it. Written in
the 80s. Yes, things been going on for a while.
And this is new people. Yeah,
I have another three parter. And I have to I really must say this
this episode of Bill Maher show. If you can stomach it. The whole
show is worth watching. David Korn was on promoting his book
and it was just we could just play
that he lose his job because he was like a sexual predator.
Oh heralded heralded on this on this. I don't I'm not gonna play
clips from him. But he was on it was one woman wrote a cookbook
who was completely unhinged. It was a great episode. If you're
into that kind of stuff, which is what we do. Kara Swisher what
Swisher was also on. Kara is of course the Recode founder and
she co founder co founder but she also is now you know, she's
expanded her own brand and and writes op eds for the New York
Times or maybe even journalistic pieces I think as well. She
appears everywhere and with the the big face bag scandal. She's
been on MSNBC a lot talking about about her own articles, of
course. And she came on to talk about fake face bag and
Zuckerberg specifically.
And you know,
I think it's it. I can't wait to hear your opinion of some of the
things she's saying here. And we do have to know that when it
comes to Silicon Valley, she may have a bone of contention or a
bone to pick because she was married to former top Googler
What was her name?
What's her name? Megan Smith. Yeah.
was also the CIO of the United States of America under the
Obama administration. And they divorced so you know, she may
have I'm just putting that into context. I don't know but they
might have she might have a bit of a beef like ask Google I
don't know. But maybe she comes on as the second special guest
you know she sits next tomorrow when the panels on
all right, right. So when it comes out, let last Yes. And
this is about the purge and about what face bag is doing and
I thought it was very enlightening to hear all this
from her. You know,
you need ID to buy groceries. Yes you do. We know that. Why
don't you need ID to prove who you really are on Facebook or
Twitter?
Because it wouldn't make them so many billions of dollars, I
guess I don't know. I mean, it's a really problematic, that's the
only. That's the only reason is that this has been a thing
that's been built from the beginning to operate the way it
does, which is to do growth, growth, growth at all costs, and
also take away your data privacy from you. And that's what it
does.
So there's no way we can shame them into doing the right thing.
Well, they're under attack because the country is under
attack. Yeah, this is the modern way of warfare on artillery
anymore from Russia.
I wrote a column and the time was talking about this idea of
values and standards and the fact that they had to get some
they had to have them but for what I thought it was, I did a
podcast just recently with Mark Zuckerberg. And one of the
things when we talked about it was the was the idea of what was
going on, and whether he had responsibility for the platform.
A lot of these people don't feel like they have responsibility.
He doesn't Well, it's a weird thing they do. Now, if you
notice, when he was in Congress, he said I we have a broader
responsibility. And my question, when he was saying that to all
those those various politicians was, why didn't he have it in
the first place? Why didn't they start by building these things
so that they would be that they would they would evolve in a way
that kept pace with humanities and what I realized when I was
talking to him was that he didn't take humanities in
college, they didn't finish college and instead became a
billionaire. So that they don't have a great sense of their the
impact of the things they built.
Well, also, I think we've romanticized nerds. Yes. You
know, back when I was in college nerd was a bad word. Right? And
then it became though this cute thing, right? You know, hot
girls like to say I'm a nerd. No, you're not a nerd. It's not
really always a good thing. I mean, Mark Zuckerberg, I'm
sorry, but that is a real nerd. He looks awful. He just
listened everyone laughing about someone's appearance, which we
should call him out.
Closer. Terrible.
I mean, Bill Gates looks like Cary Grant. Really, right. You
know, and I'm just saying he's, you know, he's on the spectrum
of dweeb, Venus that I don't
know I just say Now Bill, to insult as low as you can insult
his entire service and the way in certain democracy, but please
don't insult
he's not watching
my thing if they're not watching, say they plug him in
at night.
No, no, but I'm just saying what when people are nerds, I think
they just have, you know, that's what part of nerdiness is you
just you have trouble relating to humanity. And I don't think
they very often have a great sense of humor. It's called
an EQ. They don't think it is that they don't I try to talk to
them in the language they talk to so I often try to use like
Marvel Comics and various things like that. This is
a takedown
insulting for the left to be doing this is just shame foul,
it's it gets worse idea,
which is actually a Voltaire quote, but I don't bring that
into discussion with them, because they're too stupid and
which is with great power comes great responsibility, which was
Uncle, Peter Parker's uncle, and so on spider man, thanks to
them. I said you have abrogated your responsibility that
I didn't either. What did the Spider Man You mean?
Yeah, I mean, she's like, she's the one that says seems like
more of the comic nerd. Yeah.
I didn't know it either. But yeah, oh, they're so stupid. I
don't tell them. It's Voltaire. I say it's what spider man would
say. Now, do you understand these are great
power comes great responsibility, which was Uncle
Peter Parker's uncle. And so I keep saying to them, I said, you
have abrogated your responsibility when you built
these things. And the way you built them, made them so they
would operate this way. And so when you think about it, these
sites were not hacked by the Russians. They were used exactly
as they were built. Right. There was no hacking go and walk right
in. And, yes, a whole $100,000
Thank you for making my point, though. I appreciate that. Now,
let's talk about the hearings on the hill.
Companies never just do the right thing. Because you asked
them you have to find them. You have to. You have to have you
have to regulate them.
Did you watch those hearings? There's more coming up. But did
you watch it? How do you think Mark did?
Well, I don't make me talking about Mark Zuckerberg again,
because
I mean, all of them. They're all coming there. What happens is
it's an incredibly low bar because politicians are
absolutely brain dead when it comes to tech. And so what they
do is they ask questions during that particular hearing. It was
about Terms of Service. It was as if Terms of Service were the
biggest national security crisis of our time. Like that. You
can't read them that they're super confused.
Didn't Facebook start out as something very sexist, wasn't
it? I'm gonna movie the movie don't go with the movie. Wasn't
it wasn't something but they were just rating the women.
Yes, it was sort of a hot or not kind of thing. Yeah. Well,
that's horrible. But that wasn't what Facebook was. Then that was
his first thing. We don't Anything judge by our first
things, Phil?
Is she referring to him saying the 911 terrorists were not
cowards?
I don't know. Oh, maybe that's pretty interesting. you'd
catch that. That's the first thing who sprang to mind?
I don't think so. Because I don't think she thinks that way.
But maybe it's possible
Facebook was that that was his first thing. We don't want to be
judged by our first things, Bill, that was my
last clip, and this is where she really just just just tears them
all apart,
you have to think about is, is when you think about
responsibility, they, they don't think there's consequences. So
they, they don't think about the consequences of what they
created and what they invented. And one of the Facebook's
biggest things that were on the walls, if you go to Facebook
headquarters, first of all these all these headquarters are built
as if they're for 12 year old boys, essentially all kinds of,
you know, slides and things like that. One time, they asked me to
go down a slide, and I'm like, I'm not going down your fucking
slide. I didn't like it when I was eight years old. So I'm not
gonna like it now. But they have on the wall, they have this
thing that said, Move fast and break things. I think you've all
seen that. It's the move, and they were all excited about move
fast and break things. And when you think about it, you go,
Well, you've broken a lot of things now, what are you going
to fix but their mentality? Was that right? Break things break
things? Yeah. So they broke democracy, but okay. Yeah. I
mean, they're, they're part of it. I mean, the whole all of the
things we were talking about before what Donald Trump is
doing, these are part of that, but what social media does is it
amplifies and when I said in the times, we said it weaponizes
Everything in a minute. weaponizing social media is
social discourse, and it creates a disconnect. weaponizes
Discord. And that's that's the problem. And that's what the
Russians took advantage of.
Weapon. I would like to go back if you could play go back. When
she says it weaponizes social, she's talking about social media
weaponizes What? Say?
Wait, there part of it? I mean, wait, wait, wait. Oh, sorry.
What I'm looking for is what is she referring to when she says
it? I think social media, but that? I think she says it will
weaponize the social media. Oh, let's
listen again. Was that back a little bit just to make sure I
didn't break things. I think you've all seen that. Break.
Maybe it's the attitude. And when you think about it, you go,
Well, you've broken a lot of things now what are you going to
fix but their mentality? Was that right? Break things break
things? Yeah. So they broke democracy. But yeah, they
didn't. I mean, they're, they're part of it. I mean, the whole
all of the things we were talking about before what Donald
Trump is doing, these are part of that but what social media
does is it amplifies and when I said in the Times was weaponized
is everything a weaponized is the First Amendment weaponized,
as you're saying, I think she's saying social media weaponizes.
That I'm getting that too. I mean, that's what she said that
where the structure is, but how does social media do anything?
It's just a neutral. It's not like it's not like a thing that
can do that can weaponize anything it just exists now you
cultural media exists in a vacuum. It doesn't it doesn't
have it itself does not take action.
No, it does not. But it amplifies. So
maybe she can say the existence of social media invites invites
the weaponization of it itself
the way she says it makes it sound like you bring a rubber
band and when you're on social media to bazooka.
I don't like this
analogy. I can't help you. But that is that is
Kara Swisher, one of the most influential tech writers of our
time.
Yeah, she's never really known. I've worked with her before. She
doesn't. She's not. She's more of a social commentator. She
doesn't really genuinely know that much about tech.
Technically. I mean, there's people that do and some people
that don't, some people are like, myself, I come from a
hobbyist background so I'm really into the nuts and bolts
of the chips. Because if you're going to blame anyone you blame
the chips, it seems to me if you're gonna take her argument
to the logical extreme. Intel is responsible because it would no
chips none of this would happen. That's right.
They weaponized information.
But so but so she's a commentator, and when she says
move, wishes, ridicules move fast and break things. That is
really kind of a tech techie thing where you want to, you
know, do a lot of coding and make things so they break and so
you can fix them. It's just part of a process. What
you what you should be talking about is that Facebook employees
and an actual army of social psychologists whose entire job
is to make sure you get outraged?
There's a lot of things she could talk about, but she
doesn't. She just kind of feeds into what Bill Maher wants to
talk about but remember that what you mentioned it's just
it's just an outrage over what Yeah, precise the Russians that
$100,000 ad buy. Well, you know,
the Russian bots are still at work. They never went away.
Yeah, those Russian bots. Oh, yes. They're so hard to figure
out which ones are the Russian bots? Yes.
Apparently the Russian bots used Molly Tibbets death to distract
from Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort news stories. The
Russians are still helping Trump. Yes, in the independent
It says it right there. Black and White must be true. It must
be true.
Yeah. Russian bots talk about weaponizing
some fucking tragedy. Just saying that alone. Just a
horrible horrible publication terrible. Really not good.
Well, I liked the way that they both the stereotype nerds. Yeah,
check people. Yeah, yeah, it was good. That's nothing that
stereotype and he's a really great idea. And I'm glad to see
you guys doing it. And that's
why we've always been for the dudes named Ben. And this is
exactly why because we know what they're really doing. Know,
nerds, losers.
Any talks about nerds? Let's go to wine nerds. Okay, got this
story that's been floating around. I get the biggest kick
out of it because I thought at first is that they may be on to
something but then I realized this is nothing but a marketing
scam. The
name here is replica, as in replicas of famous wines made to
taste the same, but easier on the wallet. Gary Walker is the
CEO of integrated beverage group maker of replica wines. What
would the replica version of a $50 wine cost?
$20
Wouldn't I know it when I taste it? No, you wouldn't know when
you taste it. Traditional winemaking begins with the
grapes. But replica begins in this Denver laboratory here
famous name wines they want to replicate are analyzed down to
parts per billion. overseen by Sean Cowen, Director of
Operations and
quality. There are a lot of chemicals in wine and they can
tell us a lot of different things.
And these chemicals tell us things like what
well things both taste and aroma. So these chemicals your
brain will tell you smell a certain way or they taste a
certain way. And we're able to map it out and say this wine is
this buttery. This okie has notes of green apples and it has
a certain amount of dryness to it. The heat from the amount of
alcohol,
Kellan and his team create a chemical map of the distinctive
flavors and aromas, then replica mixes its grapes to match the
analysis. And before you
deconstruct this, a lot of people may not know that you are
an accomplished wine connoisseur, and you have been a
judge in wine contests. You have been a collector for as long as
what paid judge paid Joe, not just some schmuck. Yeah, I
respect him. Not only I but many people, when we're out and about
Will I sometimes MIT take a picture of the wine menu, say,
John, here we are, what do I drink, and you and you're a very
generous person when it comes to that you will always help
someone find or pick the white wine and white wine and it's
always under $100. Otherwise the rip off for sure. You know what
you're talking about? Go ahead and continue.
That's the end of the clip. So I'm gonna
Xander the clip. Yeah. We go through all this trouble getting
this go. Okay. So let me finish the clip for you. So they go
with the guy, this guy doing the report. He says, Let me tell you
some wines. And they show some they show a lot of B roll with a
show a bottle of like rich Borg or a che XO or one of these,
like, two $300 bottle of Pino from Burgundy. And then they
still have this, then they show the wines that they're
replicating. I don't know why they showed these other balls,
the wines they're replicating like these pretty run of the
mill cheap kind of house wines that you'd get in a bar at some
place a good bar but not but like meal my meal me that some
people like to call it Pino from the Caymus people and these
kinds of words are not that special. And so the guy, the guy
doing the reports and tasting with this expert, and he says,
Oh, I can Oh, you're right, the other one's better, it's better.
And then they follow up with it with the guy saying, Well, I'm
not going to end the report there. I'm going to take these
wines and the replicas and do a blind tasting with my neighbors.
And so at the end of the report, all the not one neighbor thought
any of the replicas with the exception of maybe one white
wine was any good at all. So this was a story that was
obviously used to promote some brand wines that they've been
messing with. This is not even what they're trying to do, I'll
put it mildly, is not possible in a million years. Great wine
is a win witch's brew of weirdness be based on the number
of yeasts involved, and they're all spitting out their own
little version of alcohol, which all tastes different. In anyone
who's ever been to when you do a lot of tasting. If you go to a
beverage tasting and you go, it's It's remarkable. But if you
line up 10 vodkas, they all taste different and you think
vodka is vodka, but no, because they're extremely different
tasting from one to the other. That's why people like one or
the other. And by the way, the Kirkland French imported vodka
is Grey Goose. So they say I think it tastes slightly
different but it's good. Maybe anyway to get back to it. This
is not possible in a million years not possible as that won't
happen in anybody listening to this podcast lifetime. I don't
think it'll ever happen.
Perfect way to end the show. mean do you get a scholar of
information during the three hours that we're together twice
a week? I think so. It was of any value to you let us know. Go
to divorce.org/and a thank you all very much for participating
again today. Thank you troll room. Thank you back orifice. We
have on the stream no agenda stream.com Coming up we have who
are these podcasts? Which is a fun show to listen to
deconstructing podcasts on the stream no agenda stream.com and
coming to you from downtown Austin Texas couple the drone
Star State SEMA region six on the governmental maps in the
five by nine studio and the common law condo in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where, you know, we haven't seen
the sun for the last week. I'm John C. Dvorak. We
return on Thursday right here on no agenda remember us at the
vortech.org/na And until then, adios mofos
here's the story of a bunch of snowflakes other people's rights
within the wanting to start price is the story. Addiction
was to outrage all the time. Vegas went up into a frenzy they
commit some crime they went to attend and everyone who
disagreed with me got arrested now he gets a laugh at them this
snowflake purge the stones they bones the snowflake bombs Valley
good to laugh at them the snowflake largest seizure of
private
property in human history.
Well I think the right is the President wants somebody on the
court who will protect his calling now we can call a spade
a spade the Stratospheric Aerosol injection
on top of what sue the US government to take holders back
in now is how the CIA
get out pages as you point out she certainly not like Doc's
question How much are you paid for your permission
pay for your Why have somebody on the court to protect him
I'm not here to get out because it's profitable a contract
with food all thanks for being in the stratosphere
get out I'm not talking about relationships with God but he's
actually referring first got married she was she brought with
her a poodle it involved my security clearance to have
anything to do with the poodle. Resistance doggy zero dog we
clear? Well, I get out that everybody wants to be honest
lightweights
meanwhile, lightweights
now San Francisco's got it they got Garvey's they got trailers
they got kg people living in their cars. They got people on
the streets they live living in tents or shooting up. It's
unbelievable.
Hundreds of 1000s of homeless eating from garbage cans in
America
and pooping on the streets
in San Francisco and then
there's nothing better when you're pooping on the streets of
San Francisco
called out around the world the Campbell way you put your feet
let's hear and the smell is Dr. Ben mastery here in San
Francisco drop one in New Orleans the New York Jets were
the great crowd cry species in the streets doesn't matter if
your man just his mom has blood drop in the streets come on down
the streets
How did anyone know that the bag on the San Francisco street How
did anyone know that? It was 20 pounds 20 pounds of human waste
but did anyone
know you're good? You're walking down the street. What is that
bill? It looks like a bag of poop Hold on a second I've got a
postal scale
for.org/and
A roast beef for marriages for lemonade. It's all we will do.