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December 20 2018. This is your award winning give our nation
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research, you find out how to make it you go, this is idiotic
that way you buy this stuff,
or what is what is the basis of sauerkraut?
800 grams of cabbage and one tablespoon of
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That's it. It's cabbage salt mixed together boom, crowd.
There's some intermediate steps. Be careful about certain things,
but just even just a
few intermediate steps. Just a few. Oh, here we are everybody.
It's December 20 2018. And I found the news to be
interesting. These last four days. Yes. Yes. Yes. I picked up
some interesting stuff. And had some research. I liked it. I
don't know. It was good. There's a lot going on. Yeah. What did
you pick up?
I got a lot of random stuff. I didn't find any thematic things
that would make me go ooh. And ah,
can I Oh, and are you then? Oh, try? Yeah, no, knock me out.
Yeah, no, there it is contributing to the one
contributing to the word cloud. Thank you very much. That's,
that's a new feature. Now. I think that cloud gewog is doing
Tom from Australia. For our transit. He's doing a word cloud
over the art of each episodes. It's interesting. I like it.
It's another part of our value for value network. You never
know what shows up. It's always valuable somehow. Yeah, it's so
valuable. It is. A report came out big Senate commissioned
report. And of course, some of the news outlets seem to have an
advanced copy of this report the day before I think this came out
Monday, Monday or maybe Tuesday. This is the Select Senate
Intelligence Committee committee. And they've published
two reports that they commissioned. And the first one
is titled computational propaganda research project
that's from the University of Oxford. I'm going to skip that
one. For today's presentation. The second one is from a company
based in Austin, which caught my eye called new knowledge. And
another thing caught my eye the title of this report is the
tactics and tropes of the Internet Research Agency. That
would be the Russian troll farm. And what caught my mind what
caught my eye was the word tropes Haven't we heard this
used a little more? I think I recall saying hey, what is this
tropes thing they're using last week or the week before maybe
even?
Was it was it was it was a while ago?
Are you? Are you in the shower? You just
yeah, you're gonna go on knock me out. I know you had to cut
cut me back.
What are you doing? Just tell me help me out
and printing the clip list. I forgot to do that. Okay. trope
meme cliche. Right. But I'm talking about we worked it out.
It's a dubious, it's, it's one of those terms. I've had this
theory over the years, which is there are certain terms if you
read them or hear them or see them. You know, what the
political standing is of the person doing the writing trope
is the left wingers term is like, chilling is another way
you see somebody use the word chilling, right? Tends to be
someone that leans to the left.
That would make sense when we dive into this report a little
bit. I just thought it was interesting that the word tropes
had showed up or trope, or just before this report came out, I'm
gonna give you a background on this. Actually, I'm not going to
I'm going to give you a background from NPR. And because
this report has now proven once and for all, that the Russians
most definitely help, not just help but probably elected. Trump
is president. Yes. And the way they did it was not through
advertising. No, no, no, no, that was nothing compared to
what actually went on. And that was the fake accounts. The fake
accounts were so good that they made made 3 million in African
Americans stay home and not vote in this election. And that's why
Hillary Clinton lost and NPR explains two reports
out today provide a clearest picture yet of the extent to
which Russia went to influence voters ahead of the 2016
presidential election. The reports focus on a Russian troll
factories use of nearly every major social media platform from
Facebook to YouTube, and be our justice reporter Ryan Lucas has
combed through the documents and joins us now. Hey, Ryan,
brother. So who exactly authored these reports? Well, this is the
work of
I like how he combed through the documents. Does that mean he
really looked at him or just do what's just the three brushes?
What does that mean combed through them? Is this the
analyst? Let that clip play. I'm gonna wait until you're back and
said I, I can't.
So who exactly authored these reports?
Well, this is the work of private researchers and
cybersecurity experts. And what they did is
a note the private researchers and security experts that's kind
of code for this Austin startup company
examined the activities of this Russian troll farm that we've
talked a lot about. Now. The reports are based on data that
the social media companies and the Senate Intelligence
Committee provided them important to remember that the
committee is investigating Russia's interference in the
2016 election. It views its role as getting to the bottom of what
the Russians did, and then explaining that to the American
public. That's why we're able to see these reports. That of
course, stands in contrast to the special counsels
investigation, which is focused on criminal conduct and
prosecuting those who broke the law.
What do these new reports add? That is actually new?
Right? Well, first off what they confirmed bottom line is the big
picture conclusions that the US intelligence community came to,
which is that Russia, social media manipulation was designed
to sow discord to divide Americans and hurt Hillary
Clinton and ultimately, to help Donald Trump. But they also
provide a greater level of detail than we've previously
had. They showed that the IRA built up fake personas across
all sorts of social media platforms that lent them
legitimacy. But what's really interesting is the research
shows that the Russians specifically targeted African
American communities at a higher rate than any other. And the
Russians also pushed voter suppression narrative to agree
that social media companies themselves have played.
So okay, so you say the Russian has targeted African American
communities more than any other community? How did they do that?
Oh, how just how did they do that?
Well, these efforts were focused on developing an audience and
even recruiting assets. So people to act in the real world
to say, staged rallies. Now, one of the reports says that a main
message that was pushed to African American voters was that
it was best to sit out the election to boycott the election
that sort of depress turnout, right. And then one example of a
fake persona that was created by the IRA that got a lot of
traction is an Instagram account set up with username of that
blacks to Graham, and it had more than 300,000 followers. One
of the things that these reports made clear that the Russians
leveraged every major social media platform, Instagram had
largely stayed under the radar, that's no longer the case. These
reports say that Instagram was actually a huge part of weapons
efforts online. For example, one of the reports says that fake
Russian content on Facebook received 76 point 5 million
engagements on Instagram, fake Russian content earned more than
two times as many engagements.
Wow. Okay. This is almost done this clip, but stop there, that
you're talking apples and oranges. When you're talking
engagement. I look just the other day at my Twitter
statistics for a tweet I sent out. And I saw, you know, one
person had created three engagements. So how do you do
that? Well, you look, you saw it first, then you liked it. That's
the second one. If you retweeted it, that's the third. So one
user can create three engagements on Instagram. The
reason why it's really apples to oranges as while you cannot
retweet, just scrolling by will count as a view. And the the
process of engaging on Instagram is just going to the timeline
double tapping on the picture. You don't even have to look at
the comment or anything and this is people do this incessantly
double tap to double double tap doubletap. So that to get a huge
engagement doesn't necessarily mean it's it was different from
Facebook
that and researchers say importantly, looking ahead that
the Russians have shifted a lot of their activity to Instagram
since the election, which
is an important point, the Russians are still using social
media to try to influence Americans, right?
Absolutely. And it's a really important point to make that
Russians continue to use fake accounts on his platforms for
nefarious purposes.
Got to stop with a logical every once in a while. You gotta be
logical or if all that's true, and the Russians can do this,
and they're doing it as we speak. How come they haven't
done it to stop the stupid investigation?
They're trying really hard, so powerful. They got the budget.
They can change the election, but they apparently cannot stop
this investigation.
ixnay on the ajik lay Okay. So let's take a look at this
company new knowledge for just a brief second, we'll come back to
them. They're in Austin. Startup. They started at the
Capital Factory. I know the Capital Factory. Well, I know
Jason over there. And it's kind of like an incubator where the
business model is selling
desks, you beta are one of those, just get your office
here.
As I was saying, it's an it's an inky, like all incubators, they
have you know, what do you call them their mentors, and they
rent you a desk, of course, it's exactly what it is, is that's
what an incubator is, and they take stock in, in exchange for
that. But also, there's some other interesting investors, we
have the is the GVV, which is a Chinese based investor. And then
we also have the C. Lux capital, which was set up in 2011, by
former CIA director under Bill Clinton, James Woolsey, and
they're also a partner in this company. Now, if you look at
this company's homepage, New knowledge.com, what they do is
the following.
So hold on a second, to tell me that the Chinese and FCA guys
are promoting a kind of a narrative we'll use that word to
slightly more or less. I'd say smear Trump, because he didn't
win the election logically or legitimately? Well, let's take
one Oh, the CIA has been out to get Trump since day one. And
there's no coincidence here.
Let's take it a little further. Both co founders of the company
worked in the State Department in cyber initiatives under
Hillary Clinton. They are a member of the alliance for
securing democracy, which is counseled by Mike shirt off.
Bill Kristol, Mike Morrell, John Podesta, Mike Rogers, I mean,
this is it's it's obviously a shill. But what's interesting is
this company does do a certain kind of business. Right there on
the homepage, protecting brands from social media disinformation
attacks, new knowledge. He's a cybersecurity company
specializing in disinformation defense for highly visible
brands under attack by coordinated disinformation
campaigns, through machine learning and AI. We detect
threats and provide brand manipulation, protection before
damage is done. And yeah, so they have big clients and one of
their clients is that is the Advisory Council or the sorry,
the Alliance for securing democracy. That's one of their
clients, this is who they work for. So it's obvious that they
are, as you already said, just by using the word trope kind of
shows their their left leaning. But if you look at the entire
I'm not going to read anything from this report. John, it's a
marketing report that you and I would have been proud of a
consultancy with graphs and Venn diagrams and colorful chips
spouting off the page and numbers of yes, you want. And
their conclusion is, indeed, that Russia succeeded with huge,
just huge amounts of social engineering through accounts
they manage not through the ads, but through account, they
managed to keep 3 million black Americans from coming out to
vote, which, interestingly, is exactly the same amount of
people that came out, in addition to the black vote when
Barack Obama ran for president ran for reelection in 2012. You
can see the graph it goes up and it comes right show that
Greg do they show here is what I'd want to know. Immediately.
The graph of the black Americans who didn't show up to vote,
which was the number they have the black Americans who did show
up to vote when Barack Obama was running, and the black America
that was his effort. And the black Americans who didn't show
up in the previous election. With George W. Bush.
No, they don't go back. Well, they do they have they have a
graph and a timeline. And it's kind of flat. And you see it
started up in 2008. But not really the real the real upward
swing with 2012, according according to their graph, and
otherwise, it was kind of
good. So I would compare the 2004. election to the 2016
election, and that would be my baseline for saying how the
blacks normally. Yeah, unfortunately,
I don't think that works, because they didn't do it by
percentages, but by absolute numbers. So yes, it was more
than 2004. But that could also be population. I mean, believe
me
it was more than 2004 it was more than 2000 for the Hillary
vote, no more than Yes. In the vote in 2004. Then what did this
is making no sense to me at all. What they're saying
is that the vote in 2012 The Hillary vote. No the Obama
reelection vote. It was up 3 million from 2008. And why?
Sorry. So why, exactly. In fact, NPR in their own reporting on
the same day contradicts this.
It's estimated that millions of people who voted for Barack
Obama in 2012 stayed home during the 2016 presidential election.
And many of those non voters were black for this political
season. One big question is whether African Americans still
feel like they have a home in the Democratic party. A party
that year after year depends on their votes. And pure political
correspondent Asma Khalid reports from Cleveland,
the many black voters I talked to say they have been loyal
Democrats for years, and yet hardly anything has changed in
their communities. If we all knew Klay Thompson is a 23 year
old working with the Ohio young black Democrats eases his party
has taken black votes for
granted. And that's something that needs to change clearly,
because black Millennials would just stay at home. It's not
1980, where people are still like, kind of fresh, like our
parents just got the right to vote. Clay Tory
feels like Democrats are too focused on courting middle
class, white voters
focusing on waspy middle class issues is not going to win, and
2018 or 2020.
But his friend and fellow Democrat Gabrielle Jackson
insists the situation is improving. In 2016. She says
some candidates simply refuse to engage with black voters this
year is different.
We've had almost every gubernatorial candidate will
have them all by me by the primary. Come and talk to us
about our issues and things that affect them.
And Jackson says if politicians don't, they shouldn't expect
votes, these
people are recognizing that in order to win, you cannot ignore
us.
So maybe it wasn't the Russians, but maybe it was I don't know,
NPR seems a bit contradictory. They're they're reporting.
Now this here's the here's the line. I liked 1980 When our
parents were first allowed to vote Yeah.
I know. I know. Hey, man, don't you know that that was the first
year that they were allowed to vote?
In AD when our parents were first allowed to vote? Yeah.
Okay. Well, that's an interesting. Well, I sense a
sense of history. Well,
I think what what what he means there is if you look at the When
were they when were they allowed to vote?
They were allowed to vote after that with that amendment was
passed. Which citizen?
Yes. But I think that I think he's referring to the Civil
Rights Act. For some reason,
Civil Rights Act. What was this the sixth floor? Yeah. Well,
that's not 1980.
No, but the Navy, but if you're, if you're born and like Reagan
got elected, if you were born in 1960, then you would be able to
vote in the 1980 election. Isn't that the point that he's making?
Even though it's wrong, since
you were born in the 1960s? Is what you said?
That I think, look, I'm I'm just trying to decipher this as well.
I think what the guy said meant is they were born right before
the Civil Rights Act, and they could actually vote in the
80s. You could vote before the Civil Rights Act. Of course, you
could. Just I don't want to belabor this because it's MPR.
It's stupid. Hello. It's stupid. Just pointing out that for
their lack of historic, I mean, would you get kids coming home
from school, saying that? You know, Christopher Columbus was a
slaver. And that's what he's best known for that Martin
Luther King freight freed the slaves, my favorite one that I
got from one of my Oh, that's a good one, right out of grammar
school, or do you have to wonder what he's just kids thinking
when he says that I'm thinking he's someone told him this.
So this new knowledge company, that which is only two years
old, came out of their nonprofit lobbying organization called
data for democracy. And this was set up when they were all
working in the State Department. And luckily, I was able to find
one of these co founders, Renee de resta, who co founded the
outfit with Jonathan Morgan, which is a fun name to search
on. And I happen to pick up a little snippet of an interview
that she did with Kara Swisher Swisher
Yeah, so data for democracy is a data science collective. There's
about 3000 members, and it is much bigger than just
disinformation. Oh, there's channels in there where people
are looking at vehicular traffic fatality data where people are
looking at gerrymandering, voter registration. It's just a
collective of data scientists who are interested in using
their skills to make a difference in the world, mostly
social good projects. One of the channels in there is related to
disinformation and misinformation. When we started
realizing the extent to which this was a problem, I began
doing some advising in Congress. And as you know, at the time, I
was actually working at a ply chain logistics company that I
helped found, I got to be a little bit difficult explaining
why I worked in supply chain logistics. But also this was
like my passion project. So we decided that we would spin up a
policy team at data for democracy whereby we could do a
little bit of lobbying. As independent tech independent
techies basically, knowledge is a company that builds detection
and mitigation technologies, specifically for manipulated
narratives. So there is social listening, where brands will get
alerted to social listening, you know, they have 500 mentions of
Coca Cola, for example. What new knowledge does is we ascertain
whether or not those mentions are organic, or if they're kind
of coordinated campaign to impact the reputation of the
brand. And I met him right around the same time, I met
Jonathan Morgan, who's the founder of new knowledge, and we
met because we were asked to do some analysis of extreme stocks.
Tom Tom lost the plot. No, she's the
data for Dick. No, no, no, she grew up Oh, no. So she came, I
have to tell you no knowledge, No,
exactly the opposite. They started data for democracy when
they were working for Hillary Clinton in the State Department.
And then as disinformation started to crop up, they saw an
opportunity for business. So they say I don't know if the CIA
investment or the Chertoff Group, or those guys had
anything to do with that decision. But then they started
new knowledge,
okay, of new knowledge. And we met because we were asked to do
some analysis of extremist content on social media,
specifically ISIS. Jonathan was one of the authors of the ISIS
Twitter's
they were by Congress. They did. She doesn't say who in congress
this
where they really went in there. And the same kind of work that
go out though Todd and I had done on mapping the anti Vax
conversation and the way that they were using kind of affinity
marketing and CO opting hashtags and trying to grow their
numbers, trying to look a lot bigger than they were. Jonathan
was doing very similar types of analysis on ISIS and non violent
extremism. There were a lot of parallels and how the technology
was being used, you know, the conspiracy theorists were
relying on these new, you know, algorithmic amplification
megaphone each other to spread their message. And ISIS was
building a virtual caliphate, which both things at the time
were largely being run completely undisturbed, because
nobody could convince the social platforms that this was worth
it. They're using them exactly the way they were built.
Exactly. You know what I mean? In fact,
the week before the election, Jonathan Morgan was tweeting and
writing up media and all of this in the show notes writing up
medium pages and pages, not about Russia. No, all right, alt
right. K, K. K, that's ya. They're all over the even though
Trump's gonna lose, watch out. All right, his has captured
they've dominated Facebook, not a word about the Russians. And
so then they obviously were tasked just recently to create
this new narrative, which you could do with data for anything
you want. It's really a big piece of fluff. But what
happened this morning, and this is why I think it's interesting
big bombshell news in the New York Times. Secret experiment in
Alabama Senate race, imitated Russian tactics. I shall read
you a few paragraphs for other as Russia's online election
machinations came to light last year, a group of democratic tech
experts decided to try out similarly deceptive tactics in
the fiercely contested Alabama Senate race. according to people
familiar with the efforts and to report on its results. The
secret project carried out on Facebook and Twitter was likely
to have small, too small to have significant effect on the race
in which the Democratic candidate was designed to help
Doug Jones edged out the Republican Roy Moore but it was
a sign that American political operatives of both parties have
paid close attention to the Russian methods which some fear
may come to taint elections in the United States. One
participant in the Alabama project, Jonathan Morgan, is the
chief executive of new knowledge, a small cybersecurity
firm that wrote a scathing account of Russia's social media
operations in the 2016 election. These guys use their own tactics
or the tactics that they accused the Russians of to only slightly
just slightly do small really to do anything to slightly alter
the results of the Alabama Senate race. To push it towards
Stacey No, the other guy Jones, but why Okay, so as you're
saying, people,
yes, but how does it make any sense? We've already determined
that these people are lefties. They want to social good, they
got all the right phrases. They want the right buzzwords, so why
would they why would the same people go into Alabama to screw
the lefty No, no is the white guy
you completely misunderstood it? Okay.
They were i That's why I asked the original question. It was
designed
to help Doug Jones. I thought he's the Republican more as the
Republican.
Oh, I'm thinking of Stacey, I think into the other race. This
is what state is this Alabama? Worst of what what was Stacey
dead? Who
cares? Who cares? Don't get don't get lost on that. I
do want to know why? Because I don't want to lose track of the
of the plot here. To Stacey, the one woman who ran for something
in one of these states and forgot already was the real
lefty that should have been helped if they're going to help
anybody. She almost won. I don't
know what that. I don't know how that contributes to the story.
The point, but would it contribute to the stories? Why
would you help? Because I was mixed up. The way you presented
the story. It sounded as though they were helping him. No,
I read it verbatim from the New York Times. Okay, the secret
project carried out on Facebook and Twitter was likely too small
to have a significant effect on the race in which the Democratic
candidate was designed to help to Doug Jones, who edged out the
Republican Roy s. 's more. Okay. Roy
Morin. Yes. So but they always you Oh, this is this is not the
most recent election is no more thing. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
Special Allah. Yes.
Now you're with me. Okay, so this commerce or
that guy, you know, okay, well, that guy more was the loser. I
mean, this company.
That's, that's beside the point. Yeah, this company that is now
being touted as the cybersecurity expert firm that
can prove that the Russians made Trump win by suppressing black
Americans, millions of them did this exact same thing to a small
degree. Yeah. In the special election. These guys aren't they
may have done the Russian stuff for all I know. But that's
what's being touted as the proof the proof that this took place.
Okay. Well, if they did that, in that more election, that means
they did it in these other elections. Thank you very much
possible that they're the ones responsible for the woman in
Arizona, long time they'll vote any Republican and as US
senator, somehow this Democrat won, and Bayto came pretty close
to winning in a really staunch Republican state. So these guys
are using this technology that they've discovered. They think
they have to to slant the elections, these guys should be
jailed.
And remember, they're in Austin, Texas, the whole Baito thing
was, you know, as a Texas, Texas event, obviously, and it didn't
work. So maybe you still need your traditional ways of
marketing and mind control,
which of course, it almost worked. It almost
worked. But yeah, I would say that it is a possibility these
guys did that. They certainly know how to do
these to get under way, if they did anything in Arizona, the
Arizona thing is always concerned me, it really makes no
sense to me that this is to women. Once the Republican wants
a Democrat, the Democrats or the Republicans always win that
state, it was John McCain seat. And it goes to this Democrat for
some reason. Okay.
Well, hold on a second. So now you're going to tell me that
these kinds of tactics actually work? I'm going to Yeah. Because
I agree. I think they do. I think the internet was a massive
mind controlling machine. And if you if you have some of the
elements, right, I think you can do you can do a lot,
particularly if you can meld mainstream media into the into
the loop, I think absolutely. Always been in the loop. Well,
there's no loop without him, that the social networks need
the mainstream and mainstream needs to social networks. It's a
continuous loop that they know, I
would say that all these contested elections all need to
be done over again. No, what does it do? But how do you stop
that what they did?
You don't but it's the same? I mean, it's the same thing and it
happens everywhere. Newspapers are, you know, subjective.
Television advertising, political advertising. It's what
we do. We mind control people in America here, take this pill,
you'll live longer. Come on, this is our this is our foam
finger number one. And now we do it on Facebook. And that's okay.
I'm totally Well, Asia. Yeah. And I'm sure Instagram really
did it. Now, I'm sure yeah. This report is something that every
marketer should take a look at because it's, it's showing you
how you can take data and just any old data really and convince
your client you did a good job and giving them the answer they
wanted to hear.
With a lot of pretty colors fresh with I could tell that
most
and they have a lot of exam Both of these memes that were created
that were so stupid. I mean, I did not see a single meme there
that looked like it would do anything. But somehow the
blacks, the gram Instagram account with 300,000 followers,
translated to 3 million black Americans staying home, then
that's
why Hillary lost. Its, well, there's
Yeah, I'm gonna go visit this company. I want to meet him now.
The right up the street. Yeah, hey, when
we get a job, not making more money you're making on the show?
Hey, can you guys make me president? That would be fun.
But this, of course, as it takes a lot of these things, I think
the point is, is that the Judge Roy Moore thing was a good
example, which is I was confused. And I'm sorry. That's
all right. It was, is that a lot of these elections at this
point? Because we both know and everybody listening to this show
knows the democrat, republican parties are pretty much the
same. And it's just a matter of the way they slant things. Yeah.
And so the elections are close. These are not elections funded
by the same funded by the same people. Yeah, they're
close. And they're generally speaking, one guy win or lose by
one or 2% of the vote. And so it doesn't really take much to
tweak it a little bit to get the other guy to win. And that's
where I think the danger is, but both parties have access to the
same way of doing things. For a long time the Republicans always
say whoa, the Democrats are so far ahead of us when it comes to
using data to so far ahead of us when it comes to producing
documentaries, which means that Michael Moore one
that's very successful well have well watched documentaries.
And so they you know, so now everyone's doing documentaries
and their their get their computer together. But before
that, during the Reagan administration when Richard I
think it was Richard viguerie was very famous, direct
marketing guy. And you who's wrote and written a number of
books on the topic. There, everyone pointed to him and say,
We're never going to win because we don't have the technology. We
don't know what we're doing when it comes to direct marketing.
Right? It's just the same, you know, it's like, it's a,
we've learned from learn from Brad Pascale, who did the, you
know, from the the the PBS interview, we learned that
really, it was just about scale, spending $100 million, spending
it on people who would likely vote for Trump, that was pretty
much all they did. So you still need scale. You still need lots
of money. You need to repeat it over and over and over again.
Yeah, 300,000 followers on some obscure Instagram account is not
going to keep some grandma who doesn't even know what Instagram
is from voting. She's not going to vote because she doesn't like
the candidate. We already vote for Republicans. So she'll stay
home.
We heard that's exactly what we heard from NPR zone reporting.
On the same day, they wrote a report that clearly clearly it
was the Russian troll farm. Very great messaging. They're the
best marketers in the world. We should hire them to promote no
agenda. We should I find it despicable.
To ever sell a car in this country. There's such great
marketing people. Yeah.
So there's your deconstruction of what you'll be hearing a lot
of in the coming few days that that's what happened. It's a
fact. Russia did it. impeach Trump.
I do beseech you must impeach. Now, that's good. That was good.
It was outstanding. I couldn't give you a clip of the day. Now.
There's
not enough clarity thing. Now. There's no clips, there's no I
do have a couple, just a few loose things to loose clips. I
just want to get rid of the short. This is. Since we're
talking about collusion with these types of companies. We
always had CrowdStrike in our in our sites, since they are
staffed by Ukrainian Ukrainians who hate Russia and also have a
lot of intelligence investment behind them. This is Sidney
Powell, author of licence to lie on Comey and the CrowdStrike
collusion. So
I think it goes back to 2012. Lou, what we really need
disclosed as the FISA court decision and to know who the
private contractors are, the Mr. Comey gave unlimited access to
the raw files to Intel to I think one of them was fusion
GPS, the other might have been CrowdStrike. They were accessing
the NSA database probably for profit profit is going to be the
scandal of the century. We need to know who those people are.
Yeah, were they were accessing the NSA database for private
Ukrainian mafia.
It's too bad John McCain's do. Add because he's the link tall
but that guy was the link with everything. If he's dead
sometimes I wonder quickie here last one. This is not really a
quickie min and a half. Washington Post Greg Miller, I
guess he's a famous guy is needed like one of their big
writers.
But anyway, the name Miller is always possibly famous. The
Times in particular,
they were the Washington Post was one of the first companies
to get a preview Whopper Whopper WaPo to get a preview look of
the steel dossier, the dossier and here's what he said about
it in the book is Michael Steele, the author of the
infamous dossier. And he secretly went to the Washington
Post in September 2016. When he was trying to get word out about
some of his findings. They met with a couple of reporters there
for two hours. I don't think you you were one of them, but two of
your colleagues. They elaborated on his dossier. And, of course,
what some of the things that that that are in that dossier
have proven true. Other elements haven't been substantial.
And you'll notice they don't actually mention which parts
have proven true, but he goes into the ones that have not been
proven,
at least not not yet. What do you think of that dossier
overall? I think that overall, like in its in its broadest, its
most accurate in its broadest, most sweeping assertions and
conclusions. It's the narrower you get in the more particular
you get, the harder it is to figure out whether it's on the
mark. So, you know, the very first memo that he writes, it
that is now part of the you know, this collection of memos
that we call the dossier talks about Russia is waging a
campaign you interfere in the American election with the goal
of helping to elect Donald Trump. I mean, he's writing that
way before any of us are writing it and way before reaching that
conclusion. So he's way ahead there. You know, the thing that
people I think, remember the most vividly about the, the
dossier as you know, the idea that there's a tape somewhere,
some compromise of Trump consorting with prostitutes, the
Ritz Carlton in Moscow? I mean, could be, I mean, given what we
know about Trump, it certainly wouldn't be outside the realm of
the possible that this happened. But we've seen no evidence we
it's not for lack of trying. I mean, there's other material in
the dossier, we, we literally spent weeks and months trying to
run down, there's an assertion in there that Michael Cohen,
Trump's lawyer, went to Prague to settle payments that were
needed at the end of the campaign. We sent reporters
through every hotel in Prague through all over the place,
trying to just try to figure out if he was ever there. Yeah, I
had a question.
I have a question about that. Is that is that really their job as
journalists to send reporters to every hotel to basically help
the Mueller investigation? Is that really their job?
was to help the Mueller investigation? Is it
but even as journalists, I mean, of course, Washington Post, so
they always think that they are, you know, All the President's
Men that this isn't, you know, the, the Watergate scandal. So
that's why they put I mean, they put a lot of resources into this
for, you know, companies, or an industry that says they don't
have that they put a lot of resources into it. And I, this
made me think, isn't the job of journalists in the connected
world? Isn't it just invalid? I don't know. Let me explain. Let
me explain. Let me explain. So if you have events, right, news
is an event an event takes place, and then it really
becomes an event based upon you know, how big it is, or how
important people think it is. For every event, let's just take
their crash airplane. There's online, there's hundreds of
people who know exactly what's going on, that are writing about
it. And a journalist these days, all I see them do is troll
Twitter, to find these people and then to rewrite their shitty
story, which is always wrong because of page constraints and,
and just not hearing things. Right. Not understanding because
they're not the experts and journalists are experts in
nothing. I think that used to be a good thing. I think it's the
only thing really you only need an editor, an editor and then
you can put some opinion around something journalist. I think
it's an invalid occupation. It is. Okay, we're doing it. I'm
not a journalist. I wasn't schooled as a journalist,
journalist.
You don't know that.
No, no, I'm a podcaster.
No, you're a journalist.
podcasters are journalism.
What you did today with an initial report is all
journalism. So just because you don't like to call yourself a
journalist because you think it's an insulting name, because
you have higher a higher view of yourself podcaster for example,
which is a higher
is higher than insurance higher than journalism? Yes. So you're
actually bringing me down? No, you bring yourself down
by doing good journalism. Dammit, foiled again. You're
doing what they should be doing these guys. I mean, that whole
show that we do is what other people should be doing. Nobody's
doing it. They don't care too. They got a hidden agenda. Not so
hidden.
Secret. So secret. Oh, man. Anyway, that'll take you through
Monday. I'm sure there's still be whining and crying about it.
Oh, black stayed home because of Russia. And please, please
pretty much Brexit like, Do you have any updates? I got some a
few things.
You have updated? They're finally all caving into the idea
of having another one to play the Farage clip is gonna play
some clips from the leave. Yes. Leave conference.
Yes, I did watch that. Thanks for sending the link. Was it?
Yeah, I
thought it was very educational. And here's Faraj at the very end
giving his he's not the last speaker but he's was I think
gold him a little bit. But he has he brings up the thing that
we've been bringing up since day one two years ago,
about right. rescinding it is they know that is impossible for
this country to accept. They have managed in the past to
engineer second referendums in Denmark. They've done it twice
in Ireland. And my message, folks tonight, as much as I
don't want a second referendum, it will be wrong of us here on a
leave means leave platform not to get ready not to prepare for
the worst case scenario. You know, we must not we must not
fail in our preparation. We really must not do that. Because
I feel they'll do this to us. Now. If I'm wrong. We've lost
nothing. But this organization, which I joined a few months ago,
which has held these events up and down the country. We've now
got to move into a different gear. We've now got to start
forming branches and active groups all over this country.
We've got to be out there. Yeah. too little too late. Maybe.
Faraj I see
David I have a quickie intermezzo. This is conservative
politician Andrea Leadsom. With a the truth always wants to come
out moment. We love these on the no agenda show. You can't stop
the truth from slipping out of your piehole
there is a deal on the table but Parliament doesn't support it
raising the risk. Some argue of leaving without an agreement
with preparing
for all eventualities. We're certainly not intending to have
no deal Brexit but parliament does need to vote for a deal.
Otherwise the legal default position is we will head for no
Brexit no deal in March 2019. No deal not no break. No deal.
Interesting. Break Brexit oops. Yes. Yeah,
there's a you got more on that got a couple more
nights I don't think I think that my frosting is the only
thing looking up and down this list that I have about the
Brexit I think that's it. You've got Brett you breakfast again.
It's all yours.
Okay, I've got well, you know what, what is being touted as
this is what it's all about, which I don't believe for a
second is the Northern Ireland Ireland situation with the
border. And briefly, Ireland is staying in the European Union.
So even though that's completely separated from the mainland,
that is seen as a a border a eu border with the UK as Northern
Ireland is with the UK. Now this has not been an enforced border
or any kind of barricades for 30 years. It was a right mess back
in the 70s and 80s. And I remember living in Europe man
with the IRA blowing shit up everywhere.
I remember visiting London, and they blew up a bunch of things
around us and they wanted to go to take the kids to the big toy
store, Henley's wherever it's called. And they blew it up, or
they blew up to something in front of it. Yeah. So
it's, you know, they've had a lot of, and they've settled that
and I think it's been very calm. And you know, there is no
border. In fact, I have a report from EURO NEWS. And the
reporters were on the scene about the fears of the return of
a border post Brexit
the Irish border more open than almost any in the world, with
more roads crossing it than between the US and Canada or
Russia and Eastern Europe. The border runs right down the
middle of this river and here in the tongue. It's invisible. I'm
crossing not from Ireland into the UK. Easy. And that's the way
people here. Want it to stay. Today radios across the border
maybe five times you've been across five times today. Yeah.
And that's perfectly normal, perfectly normal for anybody
here. So road closures be a disaster. After Brexit, this
will be Britain's only land border with the European Union.
There are real fears here that if Britain crashes onto the EU
without a deal, a so called hard border will be imposed customs
officials, police soldiers of two countries. Yes, it was
militarized. Yes. And it was a pain in the neck. Absolutely.
Absolutely. And that's all gone. reviving a guarded border
wouldn't be easy. This church is in the UK. It's graveyard is in
Ireland. The old border posts are abandoned. But hardline
British Brexit tears would put them back. So Britain could be
free forever of EU ties. And that prospect stirs fears here
of violence.
You put up physical infrastructure that people can
protest at, or God forbid somebody can attack. The genie
gets out of the bottle
very quick. The genie of violence?
Yes, possibly. Yes, it might. No, it'll never be. We hope it
never happened. It'll never be on the scale, but you will see
sporadic attacks. Absolutely.
I don't think you have to worry about it. Because the liberal
world order the New World Order the global order the globalists,
they do not want this to happen, and they're gonna do everything
they can. And in fact, nothing can take place, no vote, no
parliamentary vote, nothing can happen before January 19.
Because the propaganda needs to drop on January 19. And this
propaganda is produced by HBO. And it is called Brexit.
Benedict Cumberbatch is the star. So it's they pulled out
all the stops for this. It took a little piece from the trailer
to ask the biggest question in a generation in out, and we need a
leader
how to change the course of history, we have to hack the
political system. I'm talking about altering the matrix of
politics.
Social media platforms are designed to find like minded
people, our software will locate and target people that no
campaign has ever targeted before people who don't and have
never voted 3 million extra votes that have no idea exist.
This is an insurgent against the establishment, we're gonna build
something that will be stuck with the odds in our favor. What
are your expectations realistically to create the
biggest political since the fall of the Berlin Wall? Let's take
back control.
So it seems like they're going to show us very similar to the 3
million blacks in America that data and Cambridge Analytica and
Steve Bannon and the Russians and that they manipulated
everything. So 3 million people were found who never voted who
hated everything and wanted to Brexit.
It's really just quite astounding. Who got paid money
to do this HBO so the Time Warner owns HBO, do they not? I
think they still own HBO.
I think they still do. Yeah. Yeah, it's big Hollywood say
with Hollywood. You get elites. They don't want any of this
stuff going on. They're not working for the public anymore.
Working for the elitist but also
this is played by Sherlock Holmes. This is the fun of the
match. Yeah. Cumberbatch is starring in this thing.
Oh, as Cumberbatch would you should be boycotted Ah, yes.
Wow. Yeah. Now the propaganda
is real. Funny, quick, funny, quote. Just the eight second are
from parliament. I think someone was talking about a
parliamentary objection. But it came out wrong. And here's what
the Prime Minister said.
lady she looks carefully I think she'll see that I'm not capable
of a parliamentary ejaculation
Okay, finally, He clipped the level that our show is really
but we know it works. We know that the lowbrow stuff works is
what you have to do. That's all people will remember from this
expo say? She said she said to Jackie Lucien. So yeah, I told
you I've been having fun with the news. It was interesting
stuff going on. i
You You're on a roll. Oh, yeah, no,
no, you got something surely. No, I
got nothing. I got most of the small stuff. Let's talk about a
couple of things that are important.
Besides, besides, besides Brexit, let's get to something
and now for something important.
Something important to us. I think we got Brexit covered.
Yeah, course we've always had Brexit covered. We knew what was
going off into get
we. It's not fair. We as you pointed out a couple of weeks
ago, it's we don't play with the same deck of cards as everybody
else. We're from the future. So we know what's going to
happen. So this was a democracy now has to say about Flynn.
Ah, yes, Flynn in Washington,
DC a federal judge has delayed sentencing from Michael Flynn,
President Trump's former national security adviser after
expressing disgust that Flynn lied to federal investigators
Flynn's acknowledged he lied about his meeting with Russia's
ambassador during the 2016 presidential campaign admitted
he worked as an unregistered foreign agent for Turkey's
government. In an extraordinary two hour hearing US District
Judge Emmett Sullivan Tuesday blasted Flynn for his conduct
pointing to an American flag inside the courtroom. As he said
arguably, you sold your country out Judge Sullivan offered to
hold off on sentencing Flynn if he agreed to continue to eight
federal prosecutors with special counsel Robert Muller's probe
and other criminal investigations. Flynn agreed to
the deal delaying any sentencing until at least March the court
sees Flynn's passport and ordered him to remain within 50
miles of Washington DC. At the White House press secretary
Sarah Huckabee Sanders deflected questions about Flynn's court
appearance saying only that the White House is concerned that
Flynn lied to the FBI.
I have some thoughts on this. What? I have some thoughts on
this?
Yeah, well, the couple of things that didn't give a few initial
thoughts I, first of all, when this guy this judge who's
apparently was like, shocked, because Oh, yeah.
Yeah, he hates Trump.
Well, we don't know that.
Yeah, he's Yeah, he's he did some other rulings against
Trump.
Let me back up. According to the right wingers, he was shocked by
Flynn's people and the Flynn lawyers who thought he might be
amenable because he was a Reagan appointee. Gotcha. I believe he
may have been a bush, I think was Reagan. He's old. And so
they found this guy. And then immediately he goes into the
timeline of the FBI and how they indicted Flynn showing that, you
know, the lie that they didn't follow report for weeks, and it
was really very poorly done FBI work that but Flynn, you know,
rolled over because it would supposedly threatened his family
with you know, we're gonna prosecute your kid if you don't,
right, you're all over. Okay. So he did that. So it looked like
the judge, according to the right wingers was going to, you
know, kick this whole thing out and maybe indict Flynn and not
have indict Muller. He's going to end up in jail. Muller is
going to end up in jail. Yeah, sure. So I'm listing all this
and then now all of a sudden, this turns around the other way,
where the guy's not even concentrating on the line to the
FBI, but other stuff that he thinks the FBI should have
indicted him for. Yeah. And now, Flynn's in a heap of trouble.
Well, you're so
the show has a little bit. He's involved with this a little bit.
I think that you'll recall that just around the time, Trump was
elected through our military intelligence channels, we got a
request about Mark Hall's movie which is killing Ed about the
Gulen Movement and financing of the harmony schools and all of
the what do you call them the charter charter? She had charter
schools and and all this infiltration, and of course, it
was for Tula Gulin is the CIA protected Turkish cleric who has
been hiding out in the Poconos. And Flynn wanted to see this
movie and so I connected everybody with connected
everybody. And so they saw this movie,
and we got shot to Yeah,
that's a great movie. It's something that it's not just
about. It's not about flying a turkey. It's very rare, but you
have to see this movie called killing it. And but this the
evening before this, Flynn's sentencing, two associates of
Flynn were indicted on conspiracy charges related to
for to law Gulin. And this may also have to do with the failed
coup, and it's possible that Flynn was also involved in that.
Here is a quick little back and forth at the Doha forum. This is
the turkey foreign minister, and listen closely to what he may
have to stop and tell you what he says.
Another question that's been revolving around these
conversations has been the fate of Fethullah Gulen and what will
happen to him next. Has there been progress made by your
government in discussions to have him extradited back to
Turkey?
Well, I do I was focusing on this pastor Brunson, who is also
a CIA agent. I'm also very straightforward person like
Erdogan,
I liked what we were talking about. He said that the pastor,
Pastor Brown, everyone was focused on he's a CIA agent,
let's just be honest about it.
Yeah, that's the guy that they were holding. And then we did a
bunch of deals to get him released, after Trump was all in
for getting him released,
who is also a CIA agent. I'm also very straightforward person
like Erdogan. But it was a minor issue in our relations, we have
more serious problems we had. One of them is the US support to
YPG PKK in Syria, which are posing a threat to our national
security. And the second serious problem is the perpetrator of
the attempted coup, the leader of this terrorist organization,
still in the United States, but recently, I have seen the
credible investigation of the FBI in several states. And they
have actually seen or notice the darkness of this organization,
and how they have been violating the US laws, including tax
fraud, visa fraud, and also some other illegal activities and how
professional they are. This is what FBI is telling us. So what
our expectation is also be very clear, we have the bilateral
agreements and international law is there and they this guy and
the other others belong to this organization at full names, that
we have requested United States to extradite, they should be
extradited to Turkey.
Do you believe you're closer to having that happen?
President Trump told everyone that they have been working on
that.
So here's here's the data points we have. So Flynn is just the
tip of the iceberg. These associates of him or ex
associates who were indicted the evening before his sentencing,
which I believe the latest sentencing comes at the same
time, Trump Announces we're pulling out of Syria, of course,
the YPG, as you just heard, this is a big problem for Turkey,
they hate the Kurds, they want to go down there and they want
to, you know, get rid of them. They want to run Syria or
whoever. Now, I don't even know who's who and who's friends with
who add to that, that we just requested to sell a Patriot
missile system to Turkey. I believe that Trump has done some
kind of deal or he's in the middle of I don't know if it's
his deal. He's in the middle of some kind of deal. Somebody's
deal. And Turkey is really the way they want it because they
want to be the center of the universe the way they were when
it was Constantinople and the Ottoman Empire. And this is all
related. Khashoggi is related. Flynn and the Glenn. extradition
is related. There's some deal. And really, I think that we're
just pulling I think Trump is pulling us out of everything.
Let them have it.
Well, let's listen to that clip, then. This is all American
troops out of Syria, part one.
All American troops in Syria are leaving, the president tweeted
we have defeated ISIS in Syria my only reason for being there
during the Trump presidency. The first Americans arrived in
October of 2015. They have since helped push ISIS into a few
isolated areas. About 2000 American troops are there now.
But today's announcements still stunned some top Republicans who
believe more work needs to be done. DAVID MARTIN begins our
coverage.
The President claimed ISIS in Syria is defeated. So our boys,
our young women, our men, they're all coming back. And
they're coming back now. We won. And it is true the territory
ISIS once held the so called caliphate has been reduced to
just a few pockets. But the fighting remains fierce. Last
week, the US and its allies launched more than 200 air and
artillery strikes, many of them pulled in by American Special
Operations forces working with local fighters on the ground.
The President's decision was denounced by members of his own
party.
I doubt there's anybody in the Publican caucus in the Senate
that just isn't stunned by this precipitous decision that just
like you woke up in the morning and made it
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham called for hearings to
determine whether the pullout is based on military advice,
feeling and more in spite of it. The abrupt withdrawal runs
counter to us strategy that was explained little more than a
week ago by a senior State Department official.
I think it's fair to say Americans will remain on the
grounds of after the physical defeat of the caliphate until we
have the pieces in place to ensure that that defeat is
enduring. Well,
Joint Chiefs Chairman General Joseph Dunford recently
explained what that would take
we estimate for example, about 35 to 40,000. local forces have
to be trained and equipped in order to provide stability.
We're probably somewhere on along the line of 20% through
the training of those forces.
But don't unfort that meant US troops wouldn't be leaving
anytime soon. But the President's mind appears to have
been made up since March.
We're going to be coming out of there real soon gonna get back
to our country where we belong.
So after four years and the loss of four American servicemen,
senior military leaders are scrambling to get all US troops
out of Syria in 30 days or as soon after as possible. They're
also wondering what comes next. Since President Trump has said
his instincts tell him to pull out of Afghanistan as well.
Jeff,
David Martin at the Pentagon for us, David, thank you. Hmm.
That's the kind of the basic Renda don't forget, see by CBS
is the mouthpiece of the CIA for all practical purposes. Yep. So
we're getting good information. So let's listen to what Holly
Williams the the foreign correspondent who's floating
around she's always in Istanbul, reporting from everyplace else,
but here she is in this has got a little kicker on it that that
was kind of interesting.
Okay. Holly Williams has reported extensively on Syria,
having visited the country 10 times. Now Holly joins us from
Istanbul. Tonight. Holly, first of all, what does this mean for
the fight against ISIS?
Well, Jeff, a local official from the region in Syria, where
the US has its bases warned us tonight, that the American
withdrawal could give ISIS an opportunity to regroup and come
back. Now America's partners on the ground are the Syrian
Democratic Forces or SDF, and they now control around a
quarter of Syria. And we have witnessed the SDF beat ISIS back
to a few holdouts in the desert and bring relative stability to
the areas that they control. And that will be more difficult once
those American troops have gone home.
And so then what about other potential consequences for the
region?
Well, the American withdrawal could also open the door to
Turkey, which has threatened to launch a military operation in
SDF territory, more fighting could bring more instability to
the region. Also, the American withdrawal could force the SDF
to embrace the Syrian regime, as well as its backers, Iran and
Russia simply to ensure their own survival. Finally, the
American withdrawal could send a message to other groups, both
here in the Middle East and elsewhere, that the US cannot be
counted on to stand by its partners. Jeff,
Holly, so great to get your perspective tonight. Thank you.
Okay, hold on a second. She has her conclusion at the end is
that this is some sort of indication that the United
States will not stand by its partners. So I'm asking in this
situation in Syria, who are its partners? Well, the odds of a
bunch of ragtag FTF FTS guys have read, they're not like a
nation state. They're a bunch of guys that we probably created.
So well, who wants who's partners? Well, how's the
sending a bad message about us not standing by our partner?
Interestingly,
we only have one partner in the region, and that is NATO member
Turkey. Yeah. That's our actual partner. Yeah. Well,
Turkey is not in NATO yet.
You know? Yes, they are. You're right. Yes. They're not in the
not in the European
NATO member that we have to Yeah. So we're standing by our
partners, if we cut it loose and let them take over. It's just so
interesting that we have this incredible. So the reason why
no, there's something going on, is when you get Lindsey Graham,
you know, this still John McCain holdover, and others saying this
is crazy. We got to stay in and we got to stay in Syria, which
the Congress, this is still under the 2001 state of
emergency laws that the President can do this bullshit.
We shouldn't be there. And we shouldn't be in Afghanistan, one
of our producers sent a recommendation for an author. I
forget the name of his book.
I'll put it in the show notes need to be in Afghanistan, but
the well he says that this author's concert in Poppy's
knees, well, its concept is that perhaps because shale oil
production has reached its breakeven point, that the US
really does not need oil from anywhere we're going to become
the biggest oil producer, that the idea is Trump is possibly
letting it all go. Let everyone argue it out and fight each
other and kill each other in the Middle East and we'll be
completely isolated from that could be it's a simple enough
strategy that he would come up with it
you know what I mean? Not a bad strategy
now except for the poppies that's an issue I mean, you got
it
you got buddies or the poppies got out they released those
force superstar creeps from Gitmo. Yeah, who we initially
assumed they were released for a reason and they're the guys are
supposed to take over the poppy business, but I mean, that was
our thesis. Yeah. But have they done it? I don't know. I haven't
heard anything about it. But do we need to still be there
guarding the poppy fields or can they just run this thing without
us? Well, seeing
as Trump is probably not he's in a lot of business now. Think
he's in the in the narcotic. Next business
he doesn't have a kick I don't think he's been read in on what
we're up to over there he
doesn't have a kickback off of that deal so you know maybe the
people who are protesting all these things have some some
other agendas that were unaware on
on Yeah. Well Z money
so keep your eye on Turkey we've always said it I'm sure Mark
Hall. I have a call schedule with him we're going to talk
soon because he's he knows everything about this stuff you
so deep in this Gulen stuff, so we'll see if we can figure out
what's happening with the
eventually Gulin is gonna die of old age. Yeah, but
no, it still would be very fun to to have the extradition take
place and see what see the plan unfold. And without unfolding,
you're
not going to do that.
I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning
to you the man who put the sea in digital caliphate John C. De
Bora
while in the morning to you Mr. Adam curry and all the ships at
sea and boots on the ground feeding the air subs in the
water and all the days and nights out there in the
morning to our illustrious trolls in the troll room.
They're there on their troll poles and helping out as usual
you can be a troll to just go do no agenda stream.com on Sunday
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me also in the morning today in the Illuminati Yeah, who brought
us the extremely funny artwork for episode 1095 The title of
that was yeah, no and she had our no agenda travel kit which
as you know consists of a stick on Third Eye googly eye glasses
and a terrorist beard. And she put them on on a woman because
there were a couple of people came up with this idea but she
just had the funniest one for some reason without
will should maybe remark on the runner up or the one that was
going up against which was Darren O'Neill's beautiful piece
which makes it looks like but I was I think we
because shows it that would be something we could use as an
evergreen when we don't have something appropriate
wasn't that is that I don't think that one was that
evergreen it was still pretty specific to the show. But the
point was it was Oh Neil of falling back on his old formula.
We've seen it too many times. With a little splash thing with
a little plug this product for sale. It is not it wasn't
uniquely different.
Okay, now I'm talking about the mike Riley one the Yeah, no
agenda, which was just a beautiful piece.
We look different. Yeah, we've got the other one. That's the
same. This was right.
Yeah. Now only 3333 Yeah, but it was awesome.
It was good. It's good if that one
that wasn't the problem if the problem was it was Zuckerberg
Zuckerberg Yeah, we're harsh man
people put their their all their love into this and we just break
them down.
Well, they need to know what what we think so they can psych
us out. The whole thing is the artists that are all artists do
is they try to psych out their art editor is gonna go for this
because he likes green nails, but they do your job. So they
gotta understand a little bit so they can psych us out. Now the
other the one you liked a lot, which was the big guy just kind
of a flamboyant piece. I liked it, too is very pretty, but it
could be used for a lot of things that Mike Riley piece.
Yes, it was very pretty. Anyway, no agenda Art Generator
generator.com. We appreciate the work that all of artists do. And
you can go look at all of that work again, no agenda art
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And you should remember all artists should remember a cheap
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always wins. Not usually.
We've had situations where there's a beautiful piece of art
that is so well done, that the cheap laugh will lose to it. I
remember this happening a couple of times. Okay. Anyway, that's
all the inside dope. We're gonna get these guys
let us thank some of our executive and Associate
Executive producers who have supported dealer
starting in the year I'm really appreciating this personally.
I'm sure Adam is too so Sir Francis of SR. Q is at the top
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something. Oh, this is yes, he's the one that comes in every
twice a year. Please accept my bi annual donation for 2018 that
amount of 1000 which should be allocated as follows always
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IRL status and 123 dot 45 Is your Christmas bonus. It has
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table for sent today. Yes, I've
already added them to the to the feast.
One final request, I would love to hear a segment at some point
on the various ways that one can listen to the show. I asked
because I tried a few apps in the beginning and then settle on
YouTube premium, which allows me to listen while running other
apps that are running other apps running other apps or sorry,
running other apps and it also saves my location to this in the
stream each time is a new feature of YouTube. The YT
channel is called April not sure who that is, but I wanted to say
thanks to that person or bot for posting the shows. Now adios
mofos or Francis the WSR que URL of Southwest Florida
well here's a question God upgrade list so is yeah, I
believe so. So why uh why are we on YouTube premium? are they
charging you to listen to us? Is that the idea I presume premium
means that
I have no idea what YouTube premium I think you do prayers
that TV stuff isn't the streaming
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YouTube premium.
He settled on YouTube premium right YouTube.
He listens. He settled on YouTube premium which allows me
to listen while running other apps. Yeah, this he listens to
the show on YouTube premium.
Okay, in April post, yes. What? April's the one post right,
but I don't imagine. Okay. YouTube is charging money to
listen to us. I guess. I don't know what's going on. I guess.
Yeah. Well, you know what, listen to it any way you want.
We have the Lo Fi no agenda which I think we have
what he wants to know he wants to know all the outlets and all
the different ways you can listen to the show God I
don't know. Some of them are on these do a paper A giblet and
charge for it. We're gonna charge you to tell you how you
can listen. That's it.
Thanks. Good evening. Is this Crown Hall day two we're
watching. That was Attorney General Eric Holder add about
some Republicans at home already beating the drums of war today
the Pentagon refuted that claim. And he said the American people
do not want him to quote Grinling either they do not want
him dribbling his thumb. I can get a gig as Venus fluids and
pills coated or with galet genetic we don't leave our women
of women women or men in uniform behind the mighty men to the
uterus of the Cheney, Representative Raul our Labrador
years of a brute of abuse. I personally apologize to Mr. P
vis Joseph Ashe. Soon to be former Congress with Democrats
or outright Jide CIA's countering counter tourism.
Counterterrorism Center, turn affairs secretary shins, Shin
sketti Why do I always mess up the name? Shinseki? I love my
credit for what
you've got. Karma
can't resist playing just too good.
Does he say Groundhog Day? I think so. Yeah. Yes. So I was
thinking about I was doing a stop the flow here but I've been
meaning to discuss this why he says Jide
Well, He means to say giddy
East means to say giddy but he probably thinks it's pronounced
like just Yes. Yes. When he reads it off the prompter
interestingly, I've been around people and I'll say I'm if they
got oh god with it and people like you know it's pronounced
giddy. Yes.
Only Sharpton could make that mistake. Yeah, you can't go do
his say and stuff like that at but
I'd say it now. Now it sticks and getting all GT GT and GT and
GT. And if they say hey, man, that's not the way pronounce
this. Oh, you probably say gift to her.
is pronounced Jiff. According to the guy who invented the word
is pronounced GT. According to the guy who invented the word
owl shark or Jeff Jarrett is invented by Al Sharpton aside
from
Judy over Jean Minkoff, Parts Unknown $500 should be tagged to
my good friend Jeffrey Marcy, which clears a small debt to him
so we'll be crediting Jeffrey okay. I'm also told that
completes his long quest for no agenda knighthoods. The
nightingale Talk about a friend. Yeah, no kidding. Well Jeffrey
now lives in the Bay Area and thanks again for the E one
trader karma from the prior donation which allowed him to
have a global cooling trend in Canada that's left the gold
global cooling trend in Canada behind. He's not to be confused
with the only other Jeffrey Marcy, the shame Professor of
Astronomy at Berkeley once once knighted? He wants to be
referred to as Sir Geoffrey be Marcy, yes. And hopefully this
elevated status will help him avoid a precipitous fall from
grace. Thanks for being one of the only two podcasts I
religiously listen to for long term sanity.
Oh goodness. Now I want to know what the other one is. Yeah,
it's
first thing came to my mind too.
Thank you very much Jean and congratulations. Just read it
give us big
bow some karma where we're here.
You've got karma.
Jeffrey Johnson is three and three eight doors from Port
Angeles Port Angeles. Washington. ITM gents.
Excellent. Shows happy Festivus to all producers and nights. No,
it'd be best to have his miracle of JCS de held a Port Angeles
meet up sometime soon. I could do that. We did Seattle. That's
pretty far away. We Port Angeles. We got to maybe 10
people up there. Just an F cancer from my mother who has
five weeks of radiation coming up 70 threes
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little fast and his smokin hot wife. Oh, let me give her one.
bad deed duced also need some tennis winning karma and the
Trump aliens jingle to set up the theme from The X Files. Keep
up the superlative work
whenever the president finds any aliens. Okay, any aliens? or
have any class of aliens forgot this one whenever the president
finds whenever the president finds aliens any aliens
any class
of you've got karma
that new suits that new search program that new search program
that have you seen this called everything? Yeah, you want an
email producer recommended it it's you can get it from void
tools.com Holy crap this search thing is great. It's really
helping me find jingles
downloaded and
it's open source it's open source outstanding source yes
open source is
just a Phillies Louisville, Ohio and he donated three to $33 flat
out ITM episode 1095 kept my sanity driving six hours to bad
axe Michigan that's in the thumb. Oh, anyhow, I found
myself laughing out loud hearing John's butcher name but your
names only they have pot father correct John C divorce Jacques
donations are down so we need the no agenda nation to do their
part and Chip chip chip in Merry Christmas John and Adam I want
to smack my brother David aka dude named Ben currently in
Afghanistan in the mouth. All he does is been work and exercise.
He better be listening to the best podcast in the universe.
Jingle request. Sharpton respect, Obama all gonna die.
And karma Adam yay
ESP IICT you might.
You've got karma
dropping down to Associate Executive Producer was Shawn
coonass $217. I was hitting them out two years ago by my cousin
and have been dragging my feet about donating also held off
singing up signing up for the newsletter until a week ago. The
epic newsletter fail him and my uncle's recent donations made
the final push I needed to stop freeloading. The amount 217
refers to my birthday, and I like two and 17 and they're both
prime numbers I'm currently having a little north of I live
in a little north of Dallas and Lewisville Texas. I teach middle
school Latin and science at a classical school in the area it
can be surprisingly difficult, difficult due to this astounding
gaps in knowledge that these two wouldn't have and the various
behavioral issues that crop up. I've been teaching this age for
the past four years now. And from what I can tell our
educational system is in dire need of reform. It seems to me
that we've lost sight of education as a way of bettering
a person and expanding their mind and now see it simply as a
means to an end. These middle school students and even so many
young people of my generation, I'm 25, by the way, are so self
absorbed because they have become accustomed to viewing
people and things from a strictly utilitarian standpoint,
the questions of why are we learning this? Or when are we
ever going to use this in life? Questions that the kids ask
failed to take into account the border picture of humans the
broader picture of human understanding and development
learning Latin is good in itself as luck by the way I agree with
this I think people should take Latin learning Latin is good in
itself as Latin is a beautiful language with a rich history it
when I was a Latin major in college, but practically
speaking the linguistic and analytical capacity, it study
instills in the minds is priceless. I could go on but I
feel like this note is long enough and as as is and I'm
ready hoping to be able to come to Austin for the Texas meet
up. Good cold region.
You shout out to the rest of the coonass clan that listen and
donate including Sir Colin the friendly Fat Man George, Uncle
George Arthur Colleen, Stephan. excetera. Steven, I need a D
douching. For my jingles. Could you please play the Australian
prawn song and a drone again at the end of the show? I'd be most
appreciative. You've spent deed deuced prone on
the barbie
because no one in Australia called them shrimp. Now on he
drinks that Foster's lager. Everybody knows it tastes like
shit
you've got karma?
Can I just say something? Everyone, it's become a thing
where people are saying I want this song at the end of the
show. I can't do that every time. And it's also you know,
it's kind of outside of the scope because I have stuff lined
up and it just becomes too long.
And one of the things that when when Adam does his preparation
he prepares the end of the show because he gets all these clips
and he doesn't have to deal with it during the show. Thank you.
I can't can't
that's in a nutshell yeah, sometimes he does. Oh yeah. I
you know drone against gave us something extremely long and we
don't have a lot of good stuff.
Yes, of course. We have good stuff today.
That's why Taylor Martin $210.96 in Deutschland Deutschland
Christmas so have I kept a mess on the screen by fraud Alicia
thoroughly divine often by nothing I've donated before but
I've never received an official de douching Oh, we can do that.
You spent deed deuced I've listened to this show 970 And I
wanted to give this amount of the show value for value I want
to give this amount to the show the value the show has given me
over the past year and a half for their value. The show has
been greatly has been greatly recently and you guys have
deconstructed the M five m be as well. The world is a crazy place
and it drove me insane but after I fought this is the common
theme that I hope people appreciate what he's just about
to say. The world is a crazy place and it drove me insane but
after I found you guys my mental health is 10,000 times better.
All we're doing is explaining stories in a little more detail
than the media wants to explain that because they want to
manipulate you and make you buy their products to advertise on
their show. It's good to know that not everyone in the world
is crazy like the mainstream media is I would like a respect
jingle and this is a classic example of the there's no real
reason for this sort of fractal or not
for size the fact that it's a dynamite jingle that's what it
is
my jingle but it's just interesting it's always on the
server things are the same random number theory and play I
got ants the intro to I got to answer some Christmas got
got karma for all yes um we're doing the intro John that's why
now I got ants
again DSP I see you've got
on point today
Sir Timothy the no fix title would be another Associate
Executive producer from Plymouth, Michigan. Probably
local one I think, for me to read, Adam Reed.
Oh, then I can't do the jingles. Yuletide. Greetings to Adam John
and all no agenda producers, no greetings whatsoever through
those who have never donated. I am donating a Christmas to
support the glittering, multifaceted gem that is no
agenda. Here's why I've gotten so much value recently, one
converge of events, coverage of events and media outside the US.
I like news from other countries besides my own to legislative
analysis both inside and outside the US and three blistering
mockery of authoritarians both on the right and the left.
Please continue travels abroad and 2019 I'd like this John to
spend some time in Russia. We've been trying to get that
motherfucker to Russia for a long time. And Adam in the UK.
Merry Christmas. Please play Kevin Anders parody of night
moves with his fake news song plus Michelle Obama scaring
little kids in a disturbing cycle monster voice Yes,
you remember they've bought the Michelle one. Yeah. Yeah, I've
got that one. And what was the other one you wanted?
I don't know this one. Yeah, nine
fake news. Let me see. It's been a while since we've used that
sir Timothy at the no fix title and Plymouth Oh,
here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Go go yes, here's a little
one you come on up lighting up some fake right to get cheap
clicks and copy
writing fake
propaganda when when did we when there's that jingle created Let
me see that is from Yeah 2016
to a chicken, Burlington, Ontario $201.20. It has taken me
a few years of listening to the best pod cast in the universe.
And I finally reached the rank of knighthood. I'd like to thank
my brother I think he's on the list. I like to thank my brother
sir Hank Scorpio for hitting me in the mouth all those years
ago. After Sunday's episode and hearing the children reading
their scripts about how they're terrified about climate change.
I could not stop laughing and needed to donate
I think our point was that is horrible and child abuse I'm
glad you got a kick out of it.
We parentless some people yes raw calm you go Who knows? Now
for my official title I couldn't think of anything fancy just the
white the night
I like that actually. Sir Dwight the night it's fantastic night
and I would like to request that the round table tea Earl Grey
hot ah you know what they references
is that is that a James Bond reference?
No the card no I'm not this
to tea. Earl Grey hot chicken you say computer tea Earl Grey
hot
I think it was the replicator not the computer that you talked
to. I can almost smell and taste I shouldn't know these things.
Yeah, I should know them. Everyone should I can always
smell and taste the feast. I will be looking forward to my
knighting ceremony later on in the program. If I could get the
no agenda national anthem at the end of the show. It would be
great we can maybe do that in one of the Why don't we Why
don't we do
it now we'd never we rarely ever will national anthems 30
seconds. Oh, it's Sharpton was a minute no complaints there.
Ladies and gentlemen. Please rise for your national anthem
and you may sing along
in the morning good to be human and all lands from the east to
west down there to distract
I cannot tell you how disappointed I am that you took
a knee during that John did not
take any notes. Endo Delos Reuters Reyes or is in Sierra
Vista. Arizona, too. 100 Merry Christmas and Happy New Years.
Keep up the good work,
man. Thank you very much. No.
Okay, Sir Keith of the Fayette. Fade to Vietnam. Vietnam Viet
Nam. That's right. I remember that. in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Consider this a merry christmas donation. Simply put, keep up
the good work and
best wishes for the new year. Thank you very much for your
courage Sir Keith. If a nominee
that's but not least is our fabulous Dane Patricia of
Biscayne Bay and asked to run and get her note. Okay.
Oh, so squirrel mail is not appropriate at this point. Or it
is Do you print it? I don't know man. Okay, well, that's
warranted
Guess what? What? So I went to mark per kills kind of a
celebration of his life. Death thing.
Yes. It's your note. I never get spam guy who passed away. Yes.
Hold on. Hold on one second. You can't. You gotta have the end of
the jingle. Okay, so so he passed away. Which
Guess who I got to meet?
Is this really a guessing game?
I can? Dub inventor of squirrel mail? No. Yep.
Who is he? Who is this mysterious masked man?
He calls himself Paul.
And did you tell him of your affectation? Your affection for
the squirrel? Did he like it?
Like what loves it?
You'd like to you are using it that the show actually that the
entire back office of the no agenda show runs on squirrel
mail? I mean, this is hopefully you mentioned that to him in
passing.
I did. I tried. But you know, he's like, first of all, you had
to imagine a really tall bald guy who invented squirrel mail,
and then project on him what you think his sense of humor would
be like if I gave this discussion to him, right?
Yeah, I gotcha. I gotcha. Al it. Yeah. Dane Patricia Worthington.
You sent a beautiful card as she often get more cards from some
of our people. And she always sends a car we got two cards.
That's all we got so far. I mean, this last meeting, wishing
you both a Merry Christmas, and a happy prosperous new year I
decided to send my accounting to give myself a Christmas present
of a new title. Get your pen out because I didn't not send this
to Eric.
Oh, hold on second. So this is Dame Patricia Worthington
go if I thought there was a protector that would ensure that
South Florida carry out an election without being a
laughingstock. I would ask for it. As it is I think I'll just
stick with Biscayne Bay. Thank you for being an important part
of my daily life and keeping me on even keel karma for my kids
please and then she sends
Oh, I just need to understand something. So what is the what
what parents level is she at now?
She said, Okay, I have to go to the peerage thing. And I'll tell
you
which by the way is officially called the peerage thing. It's a
peerage page
actually and the peerage page like these things that you have
very little respect you
need to keep it open because I have something for the peerage
committee. I take it very seriously. And just love that
it's also being run on squirrel mail.
I believe it's pure image dot H T M. And she will be a VI
Countess VI,
Countess of Biscayne Bay. Game Bay. Yeah.
Okay, we will Baroness and now she and she could have expanded
her purview but she decided to just keep it.
I'm going to give her karma in a moment. We do have bucks. I'm
going to give her karma first. Thank you. Damn, Matt. Patricia.
Kid harm for kids. There's a I got a note for the periods
committee from Sir Corwin Underwood.
Yes, I saw this note you may read it. Dear John,
chairman of the peerage committee I recently achieved
the status of bear in the protectorate I tried to claim
was all southwest Ohio and it was disputed by another fellow
Baron from Ohio sir lady fingers of Miami Valley. I had a feeling
my territorial claim was a little too ambitious. Therefore,
I will respect the rights of Sir lady fingers and humbly request
a gerrymandering of the district to allow me to claim the
protectorate of the Southwest Tri County area of haul Ohio to
include Butler, Hamilton and Warren counties. The Miami
Valley is a vast area that runs along a very long river that
passes through both Butler and Hamilton counties and flows into
the Ohio River. However, residents further south on the
Great Miami River don't consider themselves part of the Miami
Valley. I have a feeling sir ladyfingers is a little bit
further north where residents do refer to the area as the Miami
Valley even so, sir lady fingers can have the Miami Valley
through those respective counties and my subjects and I
will steer far away from the river area and will remain in
the outlying county areas. I seek a ruling from the peerage
committee in this regard respectfully sir Corwin
Underwood
This is been looked over and it's granted with the proviso
that sir ladyfingers has 30 days to
to to dispute it
to refute and yet to dispute the this finding after 30 days its
final
order order and the court Wow, great. Okay, well, that's taken
care of good good good good everything everything's although
of course, we do encourage barons and their and their
subjects to cooperate to meet up Yeah, cooperate with each other,
you know, you're supposed to all kind of be in the same boat. So
we'll see how that goes includes
our list of executive and Associate Executive producers
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You've got some deconstruction to take with you into the
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our formula is this we go out for yet people in the mouth
did you hear about the person of the year according to the
Financial Times?
Another person of the year not the same computer or the
protesters or were the dead journalist Person of the Year
now
that's Time Magazine.
Okay, there's another one. The only one person of the year is
Time Magazine. Well,
Time Magazine used to count now everyone's getting into the
game. The Financial Times has selected George Soros as its
Person of the Year. Congratulations, George. You
know, Financial Times is obviously a globalist
publication. So I see the humor in what they're doing. I think
it's a little wink Hey boys, try this about for says okay, I've
been
Yeah, go ahead. Like I do want to get this out of the way it
was in the newsletter discuss a little bit. Tucker Carlson was
attacked. You know, they're trying to get him off the air
because he's a nuisance. Oh, well, no,
no, he's not. He's a white nationalist, racist, Nazi
Quadroon.
To be exact. Well, let's listen to what democracy now has to say
about him.
In media news. More than a dozen companies have pulled
advertisements from the program. Tucker Carlson Tonight, after
the Fox News host said immigrants make the US poorer,
dirtier and more divided. Carlson made the comment on his
primetime show last Thursday.
We have a moral obligation to admit the world's poor they tell
us even if it makes our own country poor and dirtier and
more divided.
Following an uproar over the comment companies including Land
Rover I have Pacific Life Insurance ancestry.com And just
for men have pulled ads from Carlson show Fox News has
accused left wing groups of censoring Carlson's program and
noted the advertisers have only shifted their sponsorship to
other Fox news programs
censoring Santi really accused them of censoring is that what
do you accuse them I
don't know who's just nonsense. I happen to point is is that we
this is one of the things that our listeners should pay
attention to I wrote about in the newsletter and of course
they have the entire clip linked so you can go listen to right
which it's it's out of context, pretty much because
he was talking to some some dude in Tijuana and they were
specifically talking about the trash that was left behind from
the caravan or this has been created by the caravan and that
story that's where the dirty cat but I saw Dershowitz on his show
yesterday. And Dershowitz launched I should have clipped
it really delicious to launch. My My parents were called Dirty
as in dirty Jew Who's but holy crap, that thing took a life of
its own? Yeah, I mean, I don't care what you think of Tucker
Carlson, but that's out of context.
solely at cons, the whole thing was out, okay. They were just
looking to get him because he's a nuisance to the left Quadroon
I don't know. He's very annoying. But this is classic
example. A classic example of advertisers knuckling down and
by the way, the people that started doing this before
anybody else was the right wingers. The right wingers that
do these these mostly a bunch of religious people that form some
groups and they Oh, you totally and on TV? Yes, you're right.
ruin the kids.
That's right. Go for years. We grew up with that. It was the
ultimate. It wasn't political correctness, it was just
correctness. Now this does play into the purge. And I want to
just discuss this briefly. As there was a lot of people
emailed me this YouTube video you saw it, I'm sure. Dave Rubin
and Jordan Peterson, linked it in the newsletter. Okay, good.
Who are leading the charge on the Patreon purge. And in this
case, they are trying to get everyone to leave Patreon. A lot
of people are leaving it. Well, let me just finish. And then
yeah, there are there's some big names who have left Patreon. And
here's what I found interesting is that Jordan Peterson
apparently is working on his own initiative for a payment system
for creators. And I would like to say, Jordan Peterson That is
the stupidest idea you've had stay far away from it, do not do
not do that. It will distract you from what you're doing. It
will become a huge headache. It will be a massive failure, it
will be an embarrassment and embarrassment. Thank you. It is
not something you want to do. Ultimately, here's my here's my
recommendation is not frictionless, but you can get
from I think Coinbase you can get a Bitcoin Visa card. And so
you you hand out your bitcoin wallet address? Yes. People have
to find out how they get bitcoin to pay you with it. And then
they send you the Bitcoin it shows up on your debit card, and
then you can spend it right away. That's no good. It's the
only the bitcoin is the only option left if for after people
get the platform they've been. The payment systems have been
screwing over webcam and
pawn shops use Pay Pal in the bank.
I know John, we're not controversial, nor are we know,
if someone gets pissed off about us, then we'll have the same
problem, bro.
I don't know about that, bro.
I think I think you do know about that. My point is we're
not like these guys. We're doing something different. But if we
became a problem enough, then someone could easily look
WikiLeaks, deep platformed by PayPal MasterCard years ago,
this is nothing new. But they're idiots. If they think oh, oh,
I've got some technology. And it'll be fancy. No, no, I know.
I thought Well, there's two things you have to think about
one Jordan Peterson makes a lot of money on Patreon. He has not
been deep platformed Oh, I didn't say he was no I know. But
he's acting as though he's going to be any second when it's not
going to happen. So this nonsense. So he's like, you
know, him and Ruben are making a big scene and they're promoting
their tour, I thought the whole thing was so commercial
listening to him. And then to think that there's a thing
called core competence competencies. That is a kind of
a mantra in the Silicon Valley. And it's one that is one I
subscribe to. There's certain things you can do. And there's
certain things you can't do. And you try to partner with people
that cover your weaknesses and they cover your weakness. I you
know, back and forth, is what we do on the show. And Jordan
Peterson is a superb speaker Professor, I can can make money
off books, a best selling writer and he has all these as a
leverage that he's not an entrepreneur. Has he ever been
an entrepreneur? Has Dave Rubin ever been an entrepreneur at the
level that we're talking about here? The Patreon guys? No, no.
So you're just gonna fall into a hole? Just what you said, fall
into a hole is going to you're never gonna dig your way out of
it. It's a nightmare to do this unless it's your job. Yeah. And
neither one of these guys that neither one of them that's not
their job. Reuben is an interviewer and he likes to put
together these shows. He's a producers of a broadcasting type
guy. And Peterson is a professor, perfect professorial
guy. You just can't. And you've seen this over the years,
especially if you're around this area.
Well here. Here's an example. Scott Adams take that as your
example. Scott Adams has been pushing his app and it's and no
one knows what it does. It doesn't work. It works. It's
because this is not what
he does. Scott Adams isn't even the best example. The best
example is Al Gore.
Now how about Adam Curry's podcaster pro How about that as
an example?
That's not a very good example because you've done a lot of
little companies and you're always tinkering. You like an
old retired guy to tinker, tinker, tinker. This is a core
competency of yours, so no, that doesn't count. Okay,
thank you. I feel better now,
but it was ripped off completely.
And they haven't sent compliment and they haven't sent me a demo
unit that's the
egregious poor made copy number one yet I think that whole thing
is
no no, no, that's, there's a guy from there demoing it on on
YouTube. There's about 20 videos showing how it works.
Okay, well, I don't think they're in massive production.
They should be giving us both a copy Yeah, a copy. But just the
point is, is that the these two guys are living in a dream world
if they think you're going to go off and create a competitor to
Patreon
exactly, which was not a good idea to start with. And I will
remind everybody when you don't even
like Patreon so why would you want to make a comment when
we when we started? No agenda social.com a mastodon instance
as it's known in the hip marketing language of nerds was
a year and a half ago now at least
two years maybe maybe two years.
So fuck was my point.
You were talking about okay,
they're pleased your last few words on this because I can't
remember what you what it was. What did you just
I said that we didn't even like Patreon
Oh, okay. Remember? So when we started no agenda social.com
What happened was yeah, of course a couple of producers
started engaging with social justice warriors on you know the
big mastodon.com or whatever. And you know, they were
harassing them you know, in a fun no agenda way. But you know,
triggering the social justice warriors which you can do on
Mastodon because you know, it's not Twitter, you won't get the
platform. Well, what happened is we got an all the banned and
blocked and silenced list, which I'm quite proud of. I mean,
literally mentioned as free speech zone. Be careful free
speech zone. Nazi quadrupeds. And the curry is a harasser. And
the harassment consisted of the following. The woman who was
complaining, she had a Patreon, she was promoting her Patreon so
I went over there, and I supported her Patreon with like,
10 bucks or whatever. No, no, no nothing just to be able to
follow what she was doing. Immediately I got an email from
the from the crisis tyranny action team at Patreon who said
no good you're blocked from ever talking to her ever posting ever
giving money? And I knew right then it's been taken over by
social justice warriors who have a patreon to sell their macro
May, only on whatever they do. It's not for big media outlets.
It's not for someone who wants to have a career in podcasting,
which by itself was funny to say. Now, a couple
other purge that can be done
a couple other purge things. big article in The New York Times
I'm gonna have to defend Facebook or FS book on this one.
The New York Times touted that ha face bag gave your data to
Apple clip. Oh, good, because I go Thank you. Where is it? Face
bag and data giveaway? Yeah. And
he's like Microsoft, Spotify, Amazon, Netflix were given
access to far more Facebook users data than even Cambridge
Analytica, the British PR firm that collected the data of 87
million Americans in a bid to sway the 2016 presidential
election for Donald Trump. The data sharing appeared to violate
terms of the 2011 consent agreement with the Federal Trade
Commission on user privacy.
Now the way this has been presented by the New York Times
also by Carlson last night is horrible. It was all a shit.
They violated my privacy that. In general, what this is about a
stuff you wanted and you liked, because your phone asked you
Hey, would you like me to add your face bag friends to your
contact? Or your address book? And you went? Yes. That's what
you consented to it. Hey, would you like to have this be able to
share this tweet through email or connect to face bag? And you
said yes. Hey, would you like to see what your friends are doing
when they're searching on Bing? And you said yes. To it's really
a misrepresentation?
Well, it's also a misrepresentation of the way you
just presented it. Okay? All right, sir. EULA like,
situations. For example, I wrote a whole column on this. That's
why it just triggered me is that Google, for example, if you want
to use their maps, which you may have to actually use to get from
point A to point B in some strange area, you have to
consent to giving Google everything Yes, access to the
microphone access to your camera. The list goes on for a
month. It goes on and on and on all your contacts everything
you've ever dreamed it's true and You have no choice. If you
say no, I don't want to give you all this crap. You don't need
any of it and you don't. You don't need
to see me.
Excuse me map.
That's exactly what I said. I said you wanted it and you liked
it. You didn't do want it. You didn't want to use maps. You
didn't want to use maps? No.
I wanted to use the match. But I didn't want to give them all
these powers. Oh, I understand that. But But yeah, but the way
you present as though the person gladly volunteered? Yes, they
did. Nobody gladly volunteers for anything. This is a scam.
Okay, that we're both right. What did you write a column
about this? Or
do you write about this? It was on PC Magazine about I don't
know, six, seven months ago. By the way,
I just wanted to mention, just briefly deplatforming. You know,
you were actually de platformed, from PC Magazine for something
you did. So it's not like thought of it that way. But
that's great. It's not like it's out of the realm of Thank you
troll room. It's not like it's out of the realm of
possibilities. Now, one last thing, this is insider info. One
of our millennials, is connected to a Google Content reviewer,
which apparently pays pretty well. You can sit at home a
couple hours a day, they're talking six $700 a week in just
reviewing content that is uploaded and submitted to
Google. What I never realized is that when you say hey, Google,
or what is it? Is it okay, Google, what is the trigger word
these days? Hey, Google, I think no, I think it's I think it's
Hey, Google Now that now that is also reviewed by content
reviewers. And apparently, there's a lot of conversations
that the content reviewers are privy to, because these things,
the mic opens up and it just stays open sometimes for five
minutes, and they hear entire conversations between people.
That's cool. Okay, Google.
He'll be flocking to this.
Yeah, actually sounds better than this gig. I can't wait.
Well, Eavesdropping is something that people enjoy. During the
year. I have to tell this story. It's kind of disguised. Maybe
I'll save it for later. No.
The show needs it now.
So during the era of analog cell phone conversations, you could
get you could get a scanner, and you actually the one you get was
a famous one was RadioShack scanner. Yeah, remember it? And
you just had to solder
one one resistor or diode I think it was and then you had of
course the back would never fit on again of your scanner. It was
it on 505. soldered it on, put the thing back together. And
then all of a sudden the display, everything changed. And
now it was a cell phone scanner. Yeah, it was great. So
apparently the the the the circuit was already in there for
scanning cell phone. So so you could turn it on. This was I
think, at the time so many years ago, I don't remember was
that MTV? I remember having it in the car driving home,
listening to people on there. You usually only hear one side
of the conversation sometimes.
I always had. I got both okay. But it was fantastic. So there's
a couple things I came away with. The main thing that would
the phone was that this error the phone was being used for was
were guys calling their misuse. Before they got home
from war. Hey, baby, and baby. Yeah.
They can't be with him tonight because they have to go and stay
with the old lady. And you know, but there's thinking above all,
Shane. And so that was number one. Number two was dumb idiots.
This would be for Google Maps, calling their secretary around
noon time asking where the restaurant is because they can't
find it. And the third one with drug deals. And there were tons
of drug deals. Yeah. So so I'm like, I'm Act I, when I was a
kid, we had a party line. So it's kind of like a built into
my DNA to listen in on these things. I feel bad about I
should work for one of the spy agencies. Anyway, I felt bad
about it. But I did this anyway, because we would I would record
some of these conversations that we'd play them at parties.
Or their drugs at these parties.
Nah, not that I can remember. So the one that was the worst was
this guy calling his is bare. Dad is you know is gay dad, kind
of this guy in his day. And he's going on with the talking to the
guy telling how you know he's got to get turned on. You got to
get me all turned on because my girlfriend's coming over. And it
was like such an EU moment. This guy was gay. And he was talking
to some other gay guy who was getting them all worked up. So
when his girlfriend came over, he'd be worked up for He worked
up so that you think that he was not gay. Because he was already
aroused. And she shows up. And I just thought this was the most
disgusting heinous thing I've ever heard. And I still think I
have the tape Have I ever find it? Oh, which is I think I still
have the tape. And if I ever find it, I'll post it. Well,
that's not that disgusting. delimitation is
over. Your head explode from this. It seems like
makes you want to throw up. It was very nauseating.
Yeah, I think you had to kind of hear it to be that nauseated
that it was you're hearing it was planning for a bunch of
people. And everybody's jaw dropped. It was dead silence.
What there's gay guys with girlfriends.
But he said the same thing after the tape was over was it was the
following line. Everybody said that poor girl. Everybody said
that? Of course. Yeah,
find that tape. I have figured some out. We've been looking at
the Ebola scare. Yeah. Once again now in the the RCE, the
Democratic Republic of Congo where a lot of stuff has been
going on. We're just waiting for troops to be sent in. This is
usually what happens with Ebola. When it was in West Africa. We
sent in troops and no one was not really all the thing that it
turned out to be they're trying to really trying to push the
mean to get the get something going so people will be behind
sending troops in. Although I'm not sure if it's going to be US
troops. Listen to this.
We are entering the world of Ebola. When no faint heart dares
tread. It is a world of pain and pity. With our camera carried by
their medical team, the layers of loads done
think he's this is on CNN. Okay, take some
protective plastic. MSF offers as best it can. A human touch
MSF medicines on frontier The Doctors Without Borders that
usually show up in these types of operations
and care for the desperately ill. It is a highly contagious
virus that can strip its victims of dignity. Some arrival ready.
So cons
I would say not just your dignity can stripped you of your
insides but okay, if that's how you want to position it.
Some arrive already so consumed by Ebola that it might be too
late to save them. Doctors are trying experimental drugs
untested in clinical trials, because there's no alternative.
Still, the death rate is more than 50%. The world has never
been better prepared, and armed with a battery of new drugs
better equipped to combat this disease. And yet a bola
continues to confound every prediction and every projection
since August. This outbreak has rolled through the jungles of
Northeast Congo, and has now arrived in Butembo. A ramshackle
city of a million people.
So I stopped the report there because that's where I said hold
on what is this ramshackle place of a million people? Why is this
being mentioned? This is North keeps but what's the name of it
potato? Well, it's the province of North Kivu. NRD or you could
say North Kivu, kilo India Victor uniform, huge amounts of
minerals gold and diamonds are extracted from North Kivu. This
is the number eight the number one place in the DRC that for
I'm reading from this for a decade, the province of North
Kivu has been continuously facing challenges related to
security. operations that have been launched continue. Murders,
massacres, abduction, kidnapping, of citizens. 400
people have been reported killed this year. This is all about the
extraction of whatever is in the ground. And of course, it's
nothing but fitting that you would the number one place in
the DRC in North Kiba where this happens is that people are dirt
poor. And this is where all of our wealth comes from for your
cell phone as well by the cell phones, cell phones, while the
diamonds and gold is also a part of it.
No cell phones. It goes in there to diamonds but gold. But here's
here's what I've been reading up on something called the EU
Africa or the Africa EU partnership which I'd never
heard of before all today. Have you ever heard of the Africa EU
partnership? I have actually, I had not. And this is something
that started in 2004. It's a tangible commitment to peace and
security between the EU and the African peace facility dedicated
more than 2.7 billion to support African efforts in conflict
prevention and management.
Take that take this for a second to check enters out?
Well, the China's No, I don't think so. Here's, here's what I
see happening. I see nothing. There's about five different
spots in Africa that are being built up by the Chinese. Just
beautiful building, some have resorts, beaches, doing a
fantastic work and the Chinese are taking most of the most of
the minerals and whatever needs to be mined. But what it just
may just be off, what struck me is what if the EU really wants
this partnership? Why do they want the partnership so that
they can help shepherd in these great new places where the
elites of Europe are going to go live? They're not going to move
there, they already have, you know, if you look at who's
living in South Africa, if you look at who's living in
Mozambique, if you look all around Africa, the elites all
have homes there. And these are now being built into beautiful
resort areas by the Chinese. And what's interesting is the poor
people of Africa are moving to Europe. So it's kind of the
switch route is is like let all the shitheads we don't need an
Africa let them come live here. We got our beaches set up a down
down there. It seems like that's a possibility. Yeah.
No, no. Okay. I just thought it's a little too unstable. It
seems to me for the leads to really want to spend a lot of
time to Paraguay. I could see it,
like Mozambique. This like de Ducha king and queen have houses
there. So this is all over the place.
Well, maybe it's a backup place to go. Generally speaking, the
elites want to go there. They've been guest Stott, or zoo guide
now.
That's, I think that's passe. That's where they go for winter
sports. That's where they go there. They go to stop and Zuken
wherever else to ski. And to hang out Davos. Yes, well, Davos
is going on right now in the sanctioned Russians, who are not
supposed to come in, I guess the Magnitsky Act, Russians were
blocked initially. And now they're all approved, of course,
come on, and they got a bunch of cash. And just before we, before
we take our meeting, before we take our break, I did want to
make mention of this GoFundMe that has been set up by Brian
kolfage. T is a Purple Heart veteran, triple amputee, and I'm
pretty sure this is legit. And he set up a GoFundMe titled We
the People will fund the wall. And the goal was $1 billion. And
I will say in three days, I'm looking at the campaign now
they've raised $5.7 million just from people contributing from
94,000 people. Now, this is interesting. How can we can get
94,000 people to contribute so we get $5.7 million? What are we
doing wrong?
We don't have a wall. If you don't have a wall to build
Facebook, right? Do it wrong.
But and I love the idea of this, but I think people underestimate
how much a billion is. Yeah, thanks. Because when you get
when you get
a million million,
yeah, you know, it's like, no, it's 1000 million.
Wow. Okay. Well, it depends a European it used to be a
million.
That note, a billion in the Germanic languages is indeed a
gajillion. I don't know what it is. These are these are numbers
we don't have to deal with anyway. Ever. I'm going to show
my school by donation to no agenda. Imagine all the people
who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
Know what we do? Okay. I mean, I think we provide a service that
is valuable. That's valuable. Well, I don't know if be as
valuable as the wall. Wall would be valuable. Although it could
be just a wall to keep us in an area.
Maria. Always got to think of it that way too. I agree. Yep.
Yep. Maria, Patricia Lim $100 Jerk, Sir John. No, just the
people want to thank we're thanking them to John. No, I
don't have her location. To John knows Baron of Murphysboro.
Murfreesboro has a baron
It's his birthday today. On the 22nd on the 22nd 2808
Sir Dave pew in Massillon, Ohio. 808, Seth Anderson, 808. I put
these Easter eggs on the various newsletters with 808 Nobody sees
them. But then I'd put nothing and I get a bunch of eight oh, H
like you want some things you don't get? Well, the thing is,
Robin, when you're not looking for boobs, that's one thing
show up. Gary Blatt 6660 Donald not Napier 6660 Nicholas
Robinson small boobs 606 in Somerville, Massachusetts, also
Alan vinesh In Trowbridge, UK. 606
needs some F cancer karma for his mom and his dad, so we'll
make sure you take care of that.
Sure. Bob Wales 58 This
is interesting. He says I'm 58 Today you're on the list and
after getting a phone call from Sir Chris Willie Wilson down
there in Australia, Chris Wilson, if you've never heard
him at the end of the show, he does a lot of great songs. We
have one today as well. He is the microbrew. Bleh of of
Australia. There's a Sydney meetup brewing. Good.
Chris will be singing bring your guitar Chris is going to be
request night. Thank you very much. Dean Roker 5510 UK, Amanda
West and Minneapolis city 510 Sir Baba the dude's name band
High Point North Carolina. 5510. Axl Paul to defy thanks for
keeping my sanity. By the way, sir. Bob. The N c for RG 70.
threes. Yes.
70 threes kilo five Alpha Charlie Charlie,
Sir Chris Sundberg. And Mercer Island, Washington. He also sent
a nice that was a check and a very nice card saying Happy
Christmas. Merry Christmas. Happy New Year. So we had two
cars. He's got the second card. Now the following up with
Shannon Atkins 5050 Keep it up. mofos Jonathan Evans 5050,
Donald ripple and Dresden Ohio OnStar. was Donald ripple in
Dresden, Ohio that sent the card 5033 in it and I wanted to thank
him for the card. Sir Chris did not send a card. Oh man. Okay,
now the following people bad or $50 Note it's not a big list
today by the way it's not that big. Okay $50 Or more I'm giving
name a location if a pot if applicable. Scott lavender or
buddy?
I think it's that's a different one. Oh, you're thinking cow.
Okay, this is the Montgomery Texas Scotland. Yes, yes. Yes.
And you have two people with the same name because
because the guy's name is cow not Scott. Oh, this is Cal. No,
this is Scott Lavender has nothing to do with your thinking
of lavender blossoms.org which is Cal's operation and the
official CD CBD supplier of the show.
Okay, I think we're okay Scott lavender in Montgomery, Texas.
could get a lot more mileage if he changed his name to chicks
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I'm sure why, why.
And last but not least are Jerry ringan Roth, who comes in
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but then we wouldn't be doing this show.
And we also thank everyone who came in under $50 Just as
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here, from surveilled of Nebraska nuts. See, I donated
$100 Back on the first of December show 1091 and requested
some house selling karma while you and John did talk about how
I was surveilled of Nebraska nuts formerly. On the show I
moved to Elgin Illinois my karma was missed. The house selling
process has been a little slow and I could use a much needed
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Brian hurts agar surveilled of Nebraska nuts now. I just wanted
to explain again, that this is our producers came up with this
we have never know. All we know is that when people ask for
karma for jobs is where I think Get Started. It seems to work
and maybe it's some network effect with a lot of people
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You've got karma
and then an emergency karma health request from Paul
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is He calls him What are you? Are you writing a book? Are you
reading a book two pages of very loud proving that
I'm here go on. He was actually looking for the Pol couture note
and I have it he builds himself as the lazy Art Generator guy.
Well no agenda art generator.com is still running we're very
appreciative of it he says the better half of the Art Generator
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of superstition I firmly believe that positive thoughts can make
a difference and any and all of those would be greatly
appreciated because I have no clue how I could get by without
her so of course we have a karma for her
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All right. I think that's it on the make goods. Anything else?
Yeah, it looks like about it. All right. If cancer then
you've got karma.
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So the cracking down on drunks in Canada? Yeah. Yeah, play.
Yeah, new drivers
to the Criminal Code came into effect today.
If you're stopped by a police officer now anywhere in Canada
expect to be demand to be made from you to provide a breath
sample.
Officers can now demand a breath test from anyone they lawfully
pull over. They no longer need evidence of a reasonable
suspicion that the person was drinking and maximum prison
terms for many impaired driving offenses had been increased from
five years to 10 years. Of course, the intention is to make
a safer but at what cost as Jayla Bernstein tells us civil
rights activists are concerned about who might be targeted.
soon arrived spa check tonight any uncle Fiona
no a question that's perhaps quite innocuous if you're sober,
but for visible minorities interaction with police can be a
minefield.
I have peoples around me, especially men. They've been
stopped while driving in their life. 3040 times they're not
criminals. They don't have any criminal record. So just the
everyday reality of a black person that drive
she's worried about how police will use them and you have
powers every time a
person of color is stopped for no reason it leaves a trace.
It's not just the internet in itself. It's sometimes the
violence of those incidents.
We wait a minute, Canadians are racist.
Unbelievable. was an eye opener? Oh, no, no, no, I
can't believe this didn't have racist. Well, it
seems that they are. Hmm. So let's play part two, we'll get a
little facts.
Canada has one of the highest rates of driving deaths linked
to alcohol in the developed world. And advocates say it's
partly due to the lack of so called mandatory breath tests.
In fact, many countries already have mandatory testing programs
in place after Australia first introduced it in the late 70s.
The number of deaths on the road dropped by 20%. In Switzerland,
where mandatory screening started in 2005. Drivers testing
positive for alcohol fell from about 25% to about seven,
seven. You know, being from the future, I can tell you exactly
where this is going eventually, it'll happen here. It'll happen
everywhere. In France, it's already besides your yellow
vest. It's already mandatory to have a breathalyzer in your
vehicle. So the next step is an easy one. You blow the
breathalyzer otherwise it doesn't start.
This is which is actually a circuit that's available.
It's yeah, it exists in Texas has it all the time for DUIs.
And as you can just you can just see it coming down Broadway.
You're gonna need it for your insurance. That's how it always
starts. And hey, you got nothing to worry about. If you don't
drive drunk, it's not a problem. Just blow into the tube. Blow
into the tube slave. You may go. Did you see? Sadly, there was no
video of it. But Jonker, the drunker all fell over again.
Did you see the video of him trying to get up to stage that's
from
but that's from the NATO Summit? That's old? Oh, yeah, that's
seen it before? No, that's your typical internet. Like, oh, no,
look at this. Well, okay. That was three months ago. I agree
with that. That was three months ago. Now. Apparently, it
happened again. He missed a step and tumbled and tumbled
backwards and people had to catch him.
But people gotta keep a camera on that guy.
Yeah, really? How could you miss that? Or was there some form of
D notice? Maybe.
gotta wonder. took a tumble. He is purely just a raging
alcoholic.
No, it's sciatica. John, you think he's the raging alcoholic?
Geez, the Belgian government has fallen over a version of the
yellow vests.
No, it's Junker that has fallen.
After Junker, then Belgium when shit here we go to we're going
down in his wake.
And they've come up with obviously this article that I
was reading, it's it's a Dutch article.
Maybe there was the French the yellow vests somehow have gotten
it into their heads? I'm not quite sure. And someone's gonna
have to explain this to me that, you know, the money that France
doesn't have to fix the the issues that they that the that
the populace has. They're saying if you don't have the money to
pay for climate change stuff or whatever, instead of taxing us,
they're suggesting Google and Facebook pay for it. Gray,
Google, Facebook are all in on climate change.
Gets a great idea. Yeah, yeah. A Google Apple, Facebook, Amazon.
The request is you know what these guys should be paying for
now this would come in, in the form of some sales tax, I'm
sure. So ultimately, the slaves will pay for it. But it's an
interesting idea. You just got to respect the Frenchman. You
just got to respect what they do. And we're not getting half
the reporting what's really happening with these protests?
No, the protest thing is as if even democracy now is not
covering it the way they should, considering that, you know,
they're all in for protests. So the Trump Foundation got busted
and closed down and shut shuttered, and more or less, and
it was very poorly reported in this country. But I got a pretty
decent report of it from CBC in Canada
and for the President and other legal twist today, his
charitable foundation has agreed to shut down its remaining funds
given to other court approved nonprofits as the lawsuit
against it continues. The New York Attorney General accuses
the Trump Foundation of quote, shocking illegality, functioning
as a checkbook for the US President's business and
political interests in short, that Trump's charity was about
giving back to himself.
My whole life. I've been greedy, greedy, greedy, I triple the
money I could get I'm so greedy. But now I want to be greedy for
the United States. I want to grab all that money. I'm gonna
be really to the United States.
That includes during the 2016 presidential campaign, Trump
allegedly solicited donations for his foundation in Iowa. His
campaign then decided which local charities got those big
novelty checks. That was just days ahead of Iowa's vote on the
Republican nominee. Lawyers for the foundation say any
infractions were minor.
You know, I agree with you that it's very poorly reported. And I
don't understand why isn't that exactly what you want to say?
Ah, stop talking about the Clinton Foundation. Look at
Trump.
No, that's the No, no, I think you're wrong. Okay. I think it's
poorly reported for the exact reason you said
that because people don't want anyone to be because the
foundation Wait a
minute, if we're going to do this to Trump, why don't we are
we looking at Clinton more?
Makes nothing but sense.
So let's not talk about that. Let's talk about Flynn. Let's
talk about the Russians. Let's talk about this thing. You had
your early reporting on Russia. Let's don't talk about whatever
you do. Don't talk about the why would they bust Trump's
foundation when the Hillary Clinton file or the Bill and
Hillary Clinton Foundation is really out of control? So it was
repressed as a story by the mainstream media in the United
States. They had to go to ransom to get
those racist drunks.
Those Canadians I actually got a couple good stories from Canada.
This was interesting because I forgot about this. The Canadian
post, which is their mail service. Been going on a lot of
wildcat strikes and good news revealed for before Christmas
they've they've restored the service. Finally, exam if
you're hoping to get a package in the mail before Christmas,
Canada Post now says it's caught up on most of its parcel
delivery. The backlog was created by rotating walkouts by
its employees who were legislated back to work last
month. Normal holiday delivery service guarantees have been
restored across the country except in Vancouver. In
Vancouver in May to get their mail. Oh no spasms
in trouble. All right. I have a quick update clip. We talked
about this. I don't know if it's this was a couple months ago but
the Chertoff Group and the L three guys, it's happening
travelers
that O'Hare may soon be able to leave liquids in their carry on
bags thanks to a new scanner. It produces 3d images that give TSA
agents a better view. Two dozen airports already use the
scanners, O'Hare will be the first to combine them with
automated screening lanes. They likely won't be used until after
the holidays, the TSA still testing the machines and
training agents on how to operate them. Take your drink
with you smooth
is that? What was this again? This was the jet that big giant
new scanner that I know that looks like a giant bullet. Yes,
that's the one. Oh things gorgeous. It
really is Branson.
It can't it has to cost a mint. And now
you can take your drinks and you carry on thanks to the scanner.
See how good that is? How good technology is for us?
Oh yeah, they allow us to take our bottled water with us.
Speaking of
technology, I have to play this tech news report from Bloomberg.
And I need to play this so that you understand why we're the
world is in the predicament that we're at. And when reporting
about things that have gone horribly wrong with technology
turned into glitches and people just don't give a crap about
trying to figure out what actually happened or you know,
again, the the no longer valid occupation of being a
journalist. So here's one of those people Sarah McBride. I
think we know her do we know Sarah McBride? Possibly isn't
she wasn't she I'm in Silicon Valley Tech. Person. IV a
reasonable rings a bell to me too. I probably know her. So
she's on Bloomberg, which is a serious business operation. And
she is going to report on the boring companies tunnel in Los
Angeles. Now, there's a lot of things I'd like to know about,
about this. You know, first of all, why is it so special that
you know, only Elon apparently can 10 board these tunnels? What
is the point? I mean, there's a lot of things I'd like to know.
And I
Yes, I was gonna say I have a report from CBS on this. Oh,
well,
let's do your cbs report. And then we'll do the Bloomberg.
Listen carefully because this is Gail was titled rock. The boring
company. Of course you use the Okay, gotcha.
I found that Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has declared war
on what he calls soul destroying traffic. He has unveiled a
prototype of his solution a tunnel beneath Los Angeles that
he claims will revolutionize commuting. CBS This Morning
scale King took one of the first test rides.
You can go ahead I think how fast is this? This is still slow
2020 30 miles after we get around the corner,
this isn't just any tunnel
100 No problem, but we'll take it easy for you.
It's Elon Musk's tunnel. And to understand why we're speeding
through it, you need to go back a couple of years when he
decided he had had enough of Los Angeles traffic gridlock.
Either we try something new, or we will be stuck in traffic hell
for the rest of our lives. This is
the underground network. He envisions electric cars using
street level elevators to drop down into a series of tunnels,
autonomous technology in the cars ensure that they don't run
into each other, despite going speeds over 125 miles an hour
tunnels in my view, the only solution to urban congestion,
because we have a 2d road network and we have buildings in
3d.
Well, I have to say that's actually answer some of my
questions. A couple of them. I liked that. She said it's Elon
Musk's tunnel. No one wants to be in that tunnel.
Well, she's got scared to death and she's doing 20 miles an
hour. Now I want to explain what what you didn't see which is the
show a animation of the cars the cars are dropped onto this
little mini platform which I think has a couple of wheels on
it that fit on the tracks in the tunnel so the cars that don't
need self driving because the
tracks tracks and it's a platform on tracks
it's a platform that tracks the car I don't know where the does
use the motive force of the car. I would hope not but I think it
probably does. And the reason I say I hope not is because what
happens is one of these cars stalls in the middle of this 10
mile tunnel. And you know stops he runs out a lot of gas. I
guess the other cars can bump it forward. I also don't know what
happens if a car explodes and catches on fire. It's the middle
of this tunnel.
I'm sure he's thought of everything.
But um, but it's it looks to be only applicable to electric cars
because I don't think you want to tunnel filled with carbon
monoxide, which is one of the byproducts of the motor. gas
engine. internal combustion engine.
Well let's listen. Let's listen to that was kind of it was kind
of a puff piece. You bring in Gail she's she's puff piece
person. Yep. She did a little puff piece with him. Well, I
think Sarah McBride was better. Sarah McBride. Is that her name?
Yeah, well the event was super fun. Lots of razzle dazzle.
This is Bloomberg Business News reporting. Lots of razzle
dazzle. Well,
the event was super fun. Lots of razzle dazzle all kinds of
celebrities and people just wanting to take a ride in the
car. Elon was there. His girlfriend Grimes was there, his
mom was there. And it was super fun to get a ride in the cars.
So was just about what that was like. So the trip I went on was
a little bit space he you got a modified Tesla and it's been
modified so that the wheels can fit along grooves at the side of
the tunnel. And you just send in this Batman like elevator and
you come out into a tunnel of small tunnel with a lot of
flashing lights and then the car kind of takes off. And it has to
be a self driving car. Though Elon Musk says in future it
won't have to be a Tesla, all the demonstrations yesterday,
were on Tesla's next step. For boring company Elon Musk just
tweeted this loop is demonstrating high throughput at
high speed target is 4000 vehicles an hour at 155 miles an
hour. So walk us through how this actually works. At scale,
it sounds like just a car on a track. Right? So in one sense,
it's really old school is as you say it's a car on a track in a
tunnel. But because Elon Musk thinks
it's all good automate these almost
there will be many, many cars going into cars a lot tighter
than in existing tunnels. And it won't just be one tunnel. He's
hoping that in the future, lots of layers of stacking tunnels.
One car at a time can fit per tunnel. If you have a row of
three or six tunnels. That's a lot more cars traveling. And
because there'll be going up to 150 miles an hour in these giant
networks, the Envision Center cities. If that happens, it
could take some congestion off the streets.
That was only half this fun. Sorry, this report. This isn't a
lot today. But yeah, twice Bloomberg no business news three
times.
Actually eight. Okay, that was the worst report ever good good
find solace, nothing, she got the details wrong. You heard the
one from CBS. Elon himself said 125 miles an hour. So where she
getting 151 55, which is pushing the limit of iFish. Especially,
he's not going to be very efficient at those speeds. So I
don't care if it's electric or not. So she makes it sound as
though the cars go through one at a time. And the only thing
that's going to create throughput is multiple tunnels.
Yeah. When in fact, with a system like this, you can,
especially if it's lightning, if it's on a platform that gets
dropped on the track, you could just stack up you can have like
car after car after car to have a whole slew of them flying down
the thing. So bumping into each other.
I'll respond to you to the end of your clip. Musk said we have
he said we have to demand is once he said we had two
dimensional problems were the 3d solution with is that what he
said was kind of interesting.
He said that we're living in my summary of it, because I heard
it a couple of times. And
we can also just go to the I want you to go play it. Yeah.
See our
titles, in my view, the only solution to urban congestion?
Because we have a 2d road network, and we have buildings
in 3d. Ah, if that's so
why does Why is he so obsessed with going to Mars? Why not just
start a colony in space? I mean, we have space station we can
believe in the idea is to get people
are made that logical leap. But I'll keep continue. Because I
think that
well, now the logical leap is Elon with this solution. So he's
coming up with an interesting solution for a two D road
network. I already know the problem is, is we have a 2d road
network
and he wants to make it a 3d network by digging tunnels. And
so
when he's talking about sending people to Mars and Mars colonies
and living on Mars, and Mars is going to be great. When does it
make a lot more sense just to build something in space? Why
did Why do we always have to be on the surface of a planet? I
guess it's a general question. I guess if he's so smart about
things, why doesn't he just build this big space station?
Why
don't we just build a dome around this globe and then put
people on the top of the dome. In other words, build a like a
Dyson dome. So we cover the entire thing and they put holes
in it so the sun gets through, and then have people living on
top of the dome and low houses. That way we'd have like a three
d we read min max out the 3d part. Now the thing about the 2d
3d wrote things every time they try 3d roads, and we had one in
the San Francisco Bay area where it collapsed in an earthquake,
which was the Double Decker, double double decker roads. They
have them all over Texas. You got one in Austin, I think
that's 3d
subways,
three standards.
Subways are 3d. I got subways,
and you go to Chicago, there's layers under city of Chicago
that you can drive. Yeah, this was four layers, like five miles
an hour, but you can get out of town get down if you can get
down there when there's only a two or three entrances. But you
go down so you get to the billy goat tavern, it's underground.
And so you go down in that underground network of roads and
boom, you can fly out of Chicago.
Alright, nothing to do with my question, but thanks. Assuming a
strain after almost every incident, I knew something was
up with that guy, or I knew he'd do something like this. In fact,
government statistics show in 80% of school shootings someone
knew about the plan ahead of time, a point dramatized by the
anti gun violence group Sandy Hook Promise in a chilling new
PSA. The ad shows a fictitious shooter launching his attack
after a series of warning signs when ignored a painfully common
reality. Being able to report such concerns anonymously by app
is a game changer for students like Becca Aerobus cockily.
Yeah, I think a lot of people, they don't want to be like the
snitch of the school.
Senior Daniel Radka agrees. A few years ago, he heard a kid
threatening a school shooting but was too afraid to tell a
teacher. I didn't
want to get back to the kid that I had reported him. I did not
want other people to know, because it was kind of a joke.
And I didn't know if that was caused enough to tell anyone
turns out that wasn't a real threat. But next time rad
because as a reporting app would be way more in his comfort zone
was kind of like the difference between having a phone call and
sending a text. You don't have to deal with that person for Mr.
Face, you don't have to talk to that person. You say what you
want to say and then you're off the hook
tips get triaged at a national call center by crisis counselors
who can immediately involve local police and our school
officials. They can also message back and forth with the tipster.
Many schools say the app has already paid off,
and these youngsters will become fine upstanding citizens of
society and in the membership Stasi. Yeah, that's exactly and
so nice. It's like texting or have to deal with anybody, which
is exactly the problem
that you have a dossier here. There have been three complaints
about your threats.
Yes, we have some companies see, you must be a bad person for
some problems. I think this is not good.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. This is great. This is the old thing when I was
a kid. I remember two or three things when I was a kid, that
were all what they were taught in grammar school, when you're
actually in grammar school, we were taught how to dance, how to
balance checkbooks, practical things, and we're talking about
the United States and how great it is, which is never taught
anymore. And one of the things that kept cropping up were the
horrors of what's going on in South Africa, where they're
required to requiring the citizens I'm telling you, this
is exactly the kind of the mood they're requiring the citizens
to have Id just to go to one place to another, their everyday
makeup carry
IDs. That was an outrage never
do that hair. The other one was right after the
what I mean is, What year was this is like
70s 60s 50s 60s 60s.
The other one was the what right? This was in the probably
the late 50s or early 60s. And this was a very common. Oh, it's
horrible how this Fidel Castro took over and they're turning
neighbor against neighbor, they're making neighbors turn
each other in exist snitching on the neighbor. So that gives them
a bad bad note on their records. This is really bad that that
this is going on. This is exactly and this was drummed
into us, by the way is horrible, horrible that people would be
snitching on each other just to get points with the government.
Boom. Same thing you did this story you just gave us
that is still available for licensing? Yeah. What's wrong
with the best jingle ever?
Here's another story that was repressed. This ended up on
democracy. Now. I didn't know about this. Twitter was hacked.
Twitter says it's investigating whether state sponsored hackers
were able to gather personal data from its users. Twitter
says the hack cold be related to unusual traffic from IP
addresses. China and Saudi Arabia, unusual traffic.
They actually released a report that said that is that what I
have to believe here that Twitter said we're seeing some
unusual traffic from China? Who was on mute? We may be hacked.
Is that what I have to believe from that report? Any zoom? So
yes, yeah. Geez.
I have something that not talked about suppressed. I think this
is big news. This is about the borderline bar shooting in
California. How many people were killed in that it was another
horrible event we've already forgotten about it was just a
couple of weeks ago.
I forgot I ate I don't remember.
And I copper two I think is horrible. And some of the people
who had survived the Vegas massacre. were caught in this
one as well. But listen to this
Drug Enforcement Agency. They surprised Irvine doctors zum
Pham at his Orange County home this morning, arresting the 57
year old and seizing dozens of guns. The Raid went down in
Tustin when rifles for almost rules were hauled away from the
doctor's home. According to federal officials, and there's a
connection authority say between Zung fam his drug prescriptions
and the man allegedly behind the border line bar shooting. It
also extends according to officials to the suspect and a
costa mesa fire captain's death. Mike Chris is alleged killer was
under the influence of drugs at the time prosecutors claim and
he told investigators
that he was on medications prescribed by this doctor. And
in his car at the time of the collision, they found pill
bottles that had this doctor's name
on them. Zung Sam was in federal court late today. According to
the Federal affidavit five victims have overdosed and died
who were also receiving and filling prescriptions from fam
from 2014 to 2017. Quote from September 13 2018 to October
2 2018. Over 100 different patients texted fam to refill
their prescriptions, oftentimes dictating to fam what they want
it at It say they have this text message about the borderline
mass shooting that was sent by Dr. Pham quote one of my patient
just told me it reads that the 1000 oaks shooter and David Long
had my prescription bottles that belonged to someone else. I
never saw Mr. Long before so I don't know the implication of
this information.
So here's what's interesting one I didn't hear about this
anywhere. No one's talking about this. Where'd you get this? This
is so I can look and find it for I don't know exactly where i got
i producer sent it to me and a link and I recorded it but I
couldn't find it.
He needs to know. But okay, go on.
So a couple of things. One, what the hell were the drugs? Why
will you not tell us Reporter This was very annoying to me.
What would you say that was the number one annoyance lack of
reporting on this specific yes thickness of the prescription of
what the drug was
the and it sounds to me like it was a drug that may have been
responsible for someone doing some crazy stuff. And this is
agree with and this is unfortunate have been reported.
This is important. We're not going to find out. Unless
someone else finds a report.
Hold that doctor. Yeah. Oh,
this is from K cow. This is that Los Angeles channel. Channel
Nine in Los Angeles. Yeah. So disappointing that they won't
tell us what the drugs were I'd like to know, I think we could
start something we could get a goal and we could have a little
conversation about it. Anyone's interesting
think K Cal commercial operation probably has. Yeah, yeah. Um,
get some drug money. You know, you get paid, run commercials
about drugs. Maybe. You know, if you guys are gonna keep slamming
us as an industry, we think we're gonna pull our
advertising. Exactly. Exactly. It's people that do the
shooting, not the drugs, the drugs? Oh,
wouldn't it be beautiful? If they laid that on us? That would
be that would be mint.
Would be great. She is. So I have the since we're talking
about the guns in the shooting, I do have to report know that
Trump will never get to the Trump administration. There's a
lot of stuff that the mainstream media would be all for it except
for the fact that it's Trump right? And so they did a so they
don't report it at all, you know, just to keep us so we
gotta get our mind straight. So this thing here This is
Democracy Now has no such qualms. So this is the bump
stocks law that somehow got passed would think that a lot of
the NRA folks think was just not necessarily a good idea for long
it's kind of stupid, but But it brings up also a point on what
this thing's actually did. In the in the eyes of Amy Goodman
jaw who have no clue never saw it. Shut it down in her life,
I'm sure
do you see we've set up first what our understanding is of a
bump stock. So we
want to know what a bump stock is. It's a it's a it's the stock
of a of a semi automatic gun that absorbs the recoil. And
makes it so jerks the gun around in such a way that you end up
pulling the trigger? Pretty quickly. Bengay made me he
started it makes is like Bang Bang Bang quickly and
very inaccurately.
Yeah, of course.
The Trump administration on Tuesday issued a new rule
banning the sale of bump stocks accessories to turn semi
automatic rifles like the AR 15 into fully automatic machine
guns. The ban came more than a year and paddock used bump
stocks to massacre 58 people while wounding 851 others at a
concert in Las Vegas. Under the rule change. Americans will have
90 days to destroy their bumped stocks or turn them into a TF
agents. The lobby group Gun Owners of America promised it'll
sue to prevent the rule from taking effect.
Thanks, Amy. I'm very informed now. I feel much better about
myself
doesn't turn a gun into an automatic weapons. Yes, it does.
It's like as though you know, well, if you happen to have some
sort of spasm in your hand, and you started shooting real fast,
it doesn't it didn't hurt you didn't turn the gun into an
automatic weapon. No, it does not. It just is minor things. I
mean, it's just typical, but I probably shouldn't be bitching
about it.
I have one last thing to share, which I've been on for the
majority of the length of this entire program all its episodes,
which is weather modification. And well,
yeah, one of your favorites. And we've talked about before we go
on there was a weird anomaly last night. I have a clip about
the thing in the sky. I have a clip. I want to you know,
I want to comment on it. Okay, so there's not there's not the
clip I was going to talk about but thanks for bringing it up.
Here it is.
And you know, I saw it too and it was quite decided about 530 I
was driving along Interstate 80 With my photographer when we saw
it of course I had to pull Am I fit on my camera? Because I had
to get this almost in the shape of a lightning strike only this
mystery vision was no flash. It floated high above us providing
a captivating view.
Everything was dark, except for this one little like, white.
Like reflective thing
epi Haas saw the unusual shape and this guy while driving in
Yuba County,
and I was like, Whoa, like this is probably something rare that
we're not going to see again,
lawn dish Morosa took photos of the light while driving in
Auburn calling it a sign from heaven. It's very perfect. I'm
happy when I see this Willie would watched it from West
Sacramento. I definitely appeared really close. It did
not look like you know the distance of a shooting star when
you see a shooting star in the sky. I mean, it looks pretty
close. The National Weather Service Bay Area is calling this
at noctilucent cloud, a tab that can be formed from a meteor or
space debris entering the upper atmosphere. There were some
planet space events near the time of the formation. It
appeared after NASA posted this picture on twitter showing a
crew of astronauts undocking from the space station, a plan
Vandenberg Air Force Base rocket launch around that time was
scrubbed and never took off.
I'm sure. All right. You live out there in California when we
saw
it. And we have a bunch of pictures. I put one of them in
the newsletter for remember good for you, Jay, I got a couple of
good shots of it. So I go out, I'm going down to grab something
from the car. There's this thing in the sky. It was an upper
atmosphere. It was it was just as the sun was setting. And it
was so high in the sky. It was light, the sun was still
lighting it up. That's the reason it was so luminescent.
Because once the sun completely went away, then it was gone too.
And it looked to me because I've seen these before I've seen
Vandenberg launches, I've watched the thing go off into
the sky and blow up. I've seen I've never will be finished. So
I've seen a launch where I've seen this the stage separation
and right over the head and it's very attractive to watch. And
this look at the all I didn't get to see anything that formed
this, but I looked up and it looked like a rocket that had
exploded. To me. That's what
it looked like to me too. And especially since Vandenberg says
oh no, we scrapped our launch
Bennett versus been trying to launch a secret spy satellite or
something. Nobody will say what National Reconnaissance the
rocket. And it looks as if it was low. And there was some
rumor about a rocket aborted. First before they came out with
the official statement. There's some aborted mission. But the
way they put it made it sound like it was blowed up. And like
it went into the sky that at some point is that fuck this
thing. There we go. Screw this thing. And they because when you
look at things, but there's a spot where you see where the
explosion would have taken place, and it would have flown
in different directions including that loop de loop
thing at the top. And they just deny it and they come up with
all kinds of data all of a sudden we hear oh it just soy is
coming back. It was a meteor swamp gas trap. North Korea.
This is some missile that blew
that's what I that's what it looked like to me to very high
up though must have been really very
high up. That's why it was reflected because it was high up
high enough up was in probably even out of the atmosphere just
there was an optical illusion that was looking close. Because
it was a big explosion. And in fact, it was Mark probably
monstrous, but it was so high up it was being hit by the sun. The
same way the moon is hit by the sun, you know as bright light
bright objects in the sky. But yeah, it's bullcrap something
happened, and it wasn't good.
So now back to my original topic of weather modification, which
I've been talking about for a long time in 1978, Secretary of
Defense Cohen at the time, testified in front of Congress,
the Senate and said, Listen, what weather modification is
real, or other countries are using it or adversaries are
using it. We need to be in this game. And we need to be fighting
with weather modification. And he also mentioned earthquakes
and specifically that some countries have technology to
create earthquakes. And this is from the China South China
Morning Post which is the I guess it's the only I mean it's
reliable as far as you can say it's reliable from China. I
mean, that's
was no it's actually I think produced that in Malaysia so I
think is pretty reliable.
Headline China and Russia band together on controversial
heating experiments to modify the atmosphere. A total of five
experiments were carried out in June. One on June 7 cause
physical disturbance over an area as large as 126,000 square
kilometers, or about half the size of Britain. The modified
zone looming more than 500 kilometers high over Wasilla.
Lorsque, a small Russian town in eastern Europe experienced an
electric spike with 10 times more negatively charged
subatomic particles than surrounding regions. I don't
think I have to go on to explain what's going on here. Oh, I do
another experiment on June 12. The temperature of thin ionized
gas in high altitude increased more than 100 degrees Celsius
That's 212 degrees Fahrenheit because of the particle flux and
they are doing they're modifying the weather and they actually
talk about HAARP that that's our version of it of course that's
just conspiracy theory just the stupid crackpot if you say that
I think we need to be very aware of what what they're doing and
how can it be okay for global warming and climate change if
you're heating up heating up high altitude atmosphere to 212
degrees Fahrenheit well yeah, this is
part of a more this is part of a more of a long term elites
scheme of some sort to fry us
Yes, exactly.
Maybe be good can't be good No. Can be good
you just gotta wonder with the crazy weather this blamed on
climate change Where's it coming from?
Well definitely pushes the climate change agenda. What does
that do that debt is the the end of Western civilization
as we know it. And that is the end of
joy society as we know it.
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and Donald Trump was elected Donald J. Trump is now President
of the United States. Berkeley, Homer, Abramson, Berkeley
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I read The New York Times all day long on my iPad I read The
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on my iPad
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paying a visit to the Saudi consulate in Istanbul Turkey.
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we go the official way to Jamal
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