Hey, we gotta buy a beer. Adam curry, John C Devorah. Sunday
March 3 2019. This is your award winning get my nation media
assassination episode 1117 This is no agenda, proving everything
is bigger in Texas and broadcasting live from the
Capitol. The drone star stayed here in downtown Austin Tejas in
the Columbia in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley we're in this day in 1903. Sing
Sing prison, began taking prisoners fingerprints, it was
the beginning of the end of Jhansi Devorah.
Raglan Buzzkill.
Nice. Bite. You ran out of music bed. That doesn't happen very
often.
I got to shorten these things.
You got to talk to the writers.
I have a another one that I was gonna use, which was just kind
of interesting, actually. But it's tricky. I liked this.
wording it correctly because
like opening show
today in 1812? Yes. This was the first US foreign aid bill
authorized for relief of victims of an earthquake in Haiti.
Venezuela? Yeah.
And let me guess was it a very odd earthquake?
No idea. I didn't know that. Apparently an ATM. And I don't
think they had your earthquake machine back. Oh, at 10. No, no,
no, they may not have heard this version, I think was writing in
that era. Possible. You never know.
You never know. When the morning everybody it is the no agenda
Show episode 1117. And the day after the day after the big
Austin, Texas meetup. I gotta tell you cracking the mic this
morning. I'm actually a little self aware.
Why? Well, because people condemning you for something.
No,
but when you meet everybody, and you put names and faces to names
and you know, you can hear how closely they're listening. It's
like now I'm like self conscious. Like, make sure we do
everything just right. What an incredible group of people. Yes,
they use. I know you saw the pictures.
Yeah, no way. I want to correct myself. Jules Verne was not yet
born. He was born in 92. At 28. Yes, it does. I don't want to
get a nasty note.
Almost an unforgivable mistake. 10 years off. I think the head
count was about 125
Looks like about based on everything looks like it was
about that some sounds about right. Yeah.
It was really encrypt four hours for it. I think four and a half
hours will be there.
Well, yeah, you got that many people just gonna last a lot
longer. Yeah.
And it was so good man, the Austin beer work.
Did you meet every one of the 125 and say hello.
I hope so. I certainly stayed long enough until you know,
there was almost no one left. So if someone didn't come up and
they weren't wrangled by the keeper or by the shill, and then
we missed each other but I think I think I pretty much made
everybody and wow, what a group. We got teachers. We've got
nurses. We've got some
weird weirdo some big giant weird guy with a with a with a
Guy Fawkes mask and a long beard to his knees. That
was that was searching. Yeah, let's figure searching came in.
Like a celebrity man. He had his glasses on he's got his shades
on. He had his his little Baray on Oh, yeah. You just kind of
slid in Hey, everybody. This sir Jean here, Duke Duke of Texas
sheriff. Sheriff de Marriot. Never. Yeah. I think there were
two things that made well besides everyone being there two
other things that made this meetup extra special. Without a
doubt were the name tags. And I'm unsure who brought those but
they were named tags prefilled out with the name Ben. There
were some variations Benjamin Bernadette, you know, stuff like
that. It was very funny, but Mark Hall. Our documentarian
supreme really blew it out of the water with the foam finger
number one, no agenda. hand glove gloves. I was just good.
What a great idea.
Yeah, that was good.
I think that's a premium. We need to we need to keep going. I
don't think we actually got one. There was so many people. They
were gone in seconds. And I was like, oh. So yeah, it was just
John. I mean, there's, there's people who we know from the show
that I've known for years, and have not met. He was he was
really fantastic. Really fantastic.
I'm good. I'm glad everyone had a good time. Yeah, I'd be hard
to top that number.
Yeah. Now, you seem to be trying to throw some smackdown on
Twitter that California can do better. I don't know where
you're going to
California can do better. But, you know, it's whether it will
do better as an issue.
Okay, you're going to try it or you're going to do Something
like in Los Angeles. Sure. Okay. Yeah, I understand I can
understand you're a little intimidated by our girth here in
Texas is
is to Texas, Texas, typical Texas crap. You know, these
guys, the whole state is like this. They're just full of
themselves. Everything's got to be bigger. Texas would be the
biggest state. And you're not the biggest state. Alaska is
bigger.
All right. Why don't you go do a meet up in Alaska, see if you
can beat us. Start in Anchorage,
Alaska doesn't have this. This note, they don't have that.
Luxury doesn't care. They're now getting free money from oil. A
lot of grass. It's the guy who gives the dry leave legal in
Texas.
Yeah, although it was as we go through the notes later in the
donation segment. It was an interesting variety of things
that were illegal that were slipped into envelopes.
What Yeah.
Yeah, maybe opening the envelopes last night trying to
get the spreadsheet and credit everybody properly. And now it's
like, Oh, what's this? Okay, I thought that smelled kind of
familiar. All right. Oh, what's this mushroom? It's all kinds of
stuff that people give out as, as party favors and tech. There
was that?
Should their nets in Texas, you said that and
Nussbaum came into? Yes. I heard that. The guy's amazing. He's
been he's been supporting the show. Almost, I think from day
one.
Who's been supporting it for as long as anyone? Yeah. Yeah.
Anyway, there was still time for PrEP. Well, that's
a good thing. Yeah. A lot going on.
There is a lot going on. Where do you want to start? Because I
got a couple of topics that
Well, I mean, if you have a serious topic, I got some some
clips from Trump. I don't you hear Trump CPAC speech, you
know, completely missed it. Huge mistake not listening to it
while I was doing you have to go back. Okay. Because it's the you
know, his normal ad lib speech in front of the big crowd. Sure.
Sure. Was this it? This was beyond the pale. For two hours
of ad lib complaining.
I couldn't explain what CPAC is and who's behind it.
I guess this conservative par is conservative. It's a it's a
Conservative Political Action Group political political action
committee. Right. Yeah. And so it has a meeting every year
they've had these things for for a long time. It's very
controversial. It's the one. This is the one that they voted
in one time they they did win the tea before the Tea Party was
was
the rant the Ron Paul tea party. You mean before they go out to
the party?
Sure. They they were big celebrities at this thing. And
then the CPAC this C pack thing is slightly as far as I'm
concerned, slightly corrupt. They routed the originals at the
Tea Party people and then they brought in these interlopers.
This year they did it goes to Zephyr 123456789. What's unusual
is the nine Carthy they had Michelle Malkin come in, if
anyone can go find her speech, you're going to see a killer
speech that hits the nail on the head about CPAC and all the rest
of it, and she'll never get invited. Good. So she did a good
job then. Oh, it was I thought her speech was the best. You
have no clips from her. No, I want to get the whole thing I'll
clip some from it. It's mostly just complaining about it's it's
very legit. I'm just recommending people go see it.
So what before we get to what exactly is the point of this
Conservative Political Action
to get all the Conservatives there so Hannity can come out
and they can all shake their fist? At the liberals?
There's no reason. Why is it held now, though? I mean, this
is
held about this time every year. Oh, it's every year. Okay. Oh,
yeah. It's been on it's always on C span. It's played, you
know, C span. It'll play it on C span, too.
Oh, that's, that's moving. And that's the span three.
Yeah. Rather than the hearings. That's right. So Trump comes on
and he does two over two hours
of material. And what's this like new stuff? Or is that
I think most of it was new. Yeah. Good. new material. Wow. A
lot of old stuff was mixed in.
I think, whenever whenever that that we had that clip where like
Trump has has he's humorless he has no humor. I guess he took
that to heart.
I don't think he paid much attention to that because he is
pretty funny. But there was the my favorite that I think the
most classic example of this, I get this I have this article,
the BBC. They describe the speech and I'm gonna, I'm gonna
read a quote from this article is the BBC is like trying to
find stuff like you do.
Yes. I know the problem.
The BBC. Okay. Well, I'm gonna find it then what the BBC saw.
All they did was they used every word except lashed out. Talk
about how Trump was there, just slam Muller butt slam lash out.
Just trying to get the title for this thing. Bang, and I can't
find it anyway, why can't find yourself in my hand a second
ago.
Look at this one last sheet.
Anyway, so they go on and on about Trump's just be it was it
was an attack, but it was all in good humor. And I have three
clips from the speech you will get I will look for the, for the
article as we play one of these. This is I'll give you these
three interesting examples because one of them is a 36
second clip. This is Trump and CPAC, the great tariff debate.
And I I'm watching this and go what what is this?
What is the great tariff debate of 1888. And the debate was we
didn't know what to do with all the money we were making. We
were so rich, and McKinley. Prior to being president, he was
very strong on protecting our assets protecting our country.
And he made statements that others cannot come into our
country and steal our wealth and steal our jobs and build their
country and not defend our country. We can't do that. We
can't ever allow that to happen.
So he's he's conflating tariffs with immigration. Yes.
As a matter of fact, he managed to do that and did it pretty
well. But that he starts with this is where he starts with one
of the he kind of starts the speech talking about stuff like
this, and he's going into his history lessons. And then he
goes, then he goes shaggy dog. Okay, good. Love it. And he
doesn't come back to the terrorist thing and I don't have
the follow up for about 15 minutes, maybe 20. I mean, he's
his shaggy dog approach is quite entertaining. Here's the BBC
Erica says Trump launches furious attack on Robert
Mueller. As they play these four Trump clips, I want you to tell
me if you think that any of this is a furious attack on anybody.
He does mention mode a lot. But it's all very humorous. So let's
play this is the one is about I don't know how long this is.
This is pretty deep into the speech, even though according to
the BBC, let me read it from this article. He called the
Green New Deal pitched by some Democrats the radical bid his
his the President's attacks, ranged widely they say tax Yes,
painful attacks. Then he says
this is kind of interesting. He says that he started off, he
said where he started off and I gotta find this. Let's play this
where he they say you started off here, but there's actually
about halfway through about a third of the way through. This
is how he goes off the off the rails and begins to see me to
join the BBC attack. But this is Trump and CPAC cussing and fake
news.
They said, Oh, it's okay for other nations to come in. I
won't use a certain word because stuff politically but everybody
knows the word I'd love to use. Should I use it? I won't do it.
Yeah, that's actually just right there. He sounds like a Warmack
at warmup act for a TV show. He's got a script. In one hand,
he's teaching everybody how to cheer as great.
Our great first lady always said, don't use certain words,
please, I say but the audience wanted me to do it. She said,
Don't do it. And the problem is, if I do do that, they won't put
the little preamble that we just went through. They'll just use
the word and they'll say, Isn't that terrible? So what I've
learned, because with the fake news if you tell a joke, if
you're sarcastic, if you're having fun with the audience, if
you're in live television with millions of people, and 25,000
people in an arena, and if you say something like Russia,
please, if you can get us Hillary Clinton's email, and
Russia.
Please get us the mouse
I can totally see how people think, Wow, this is just like
Hitler with it's actually I think it's a lot like Mussolini,
Mussolini,
or Hitler was not. Although there is evidence and I've been
true I need to get some, some verification of this. Apparently
Hitler did tell jokes and a lot of his speeches.
So everybody's having a good time. I'm laughing. We're all
having fun. And then that fake CNN and others say, Russia to go
get the email. I mean, I saw it like two weeks ago. I'm watching
and they're talking about one of the points. He asked Russia for
the emails, these people are sick, and I'm telling you they
know the game. They know the game. And they play it dirty,
dirty than anybody's ever played the game. It's ever been played.
Nice.
So this is the kind of thing and it's like, the whole speech was
this kind of material. It was very funny. Very well delivered.
It was it was like a warm up back here. Exactly. This is this
is
a lot like his Whenever he speaks in front of like a
building association or some lunch. And this is where he's
really good. And I guess he treated it like one of those
occasions and not something that would be on C span and televise
for all to to criticize.
Well, he is self aware. Because this one next clip, I think was
this where he goes off script, he's off script, a whole thing.
Let's face it, he's it was a probably a 20 minute speech. And
he goes off, you have to somehow twist into slamming the green
New Deal. But this is the Trump and CPEC off script. This is a
sell to me. This is him realizing. And by the way, this
is what the BBC said he started with, which he did not
apparently, no, wasn't it, this was nowhere near the beginning
of the speech. But okay, whatever you say, see, BBC. And
I noticed this too, that everybody and I'm sure have,
it'll be interesting when it's analyzed by Brooks and shields,
because I have a Brookston shield commentary later, that
they're just nobody, you have to watch that speech, if you're
gonna start talking about it and watch it. You know, you just
watch it and try to enjoy it. I mean, it's very entertaining.
Let's play this.
And you know, I don't know, maybe, you know, you know, I'm
totally off script. Right. Thank you, darling. You know, I'm
totally off script right now. And this is how I got elected by
being off script. And if we don't go off script, our
country's in big trouble, folks, because we have to get it back.
When I look at what's happening on the other side, I encourage
it. I say no, no, I think the new Green Deal or whatever the
hell they call it, the green New Deal, right, green New Deal. I
encourage it, I think I think it's really something that they
should promote. They should work hard on it something our country
needs. Desperately they have to go out and get it. But I'll take
the other side of that argument only because I mandated to amend
it but they should stay with that argument. Never change. no
planes, no energy. When the wind stops blowing. That's the end of
your electric. Let's hurry. Garlic. Garlic is the wind
blowing today. I'd like to watch television darling.
You could have added another line of got a new one, which is
kind of our line. But news came out yesterday that in Los
Angeles, it was the coldest February in recorded history.
Yeah, I saw and I'm thinking the green New Deal was already
working. Yeah, you thing is great.
Alright, so now here's the last good, I could have gotten more,
and maybe I'll get some more for the next show. But this was the
only thing that was kind of baffling. I mean, it was it
makes this makes you turn your head kind of like a dog when you
hear this. It's a very short clip. And it's like, What is he
trying to tell us?
He talks about crowds. So I'm constantly bugging Mercedes,
whenever we have a slow moment. I say Mercedes and Sarah. Show
them the pictures, show them and compare them with what they put
on television. Those pictures were taken hours before. And
remember this also, not that Obama would ever do this. But we
had fencing, all the way down to the Washington Monument. And it
was raining. And it was wet, and the grass was wet. And women and
men and I consider them totally equal. So I'm not gonna say it's
harder. Fact. It's probably with the men. I know. It's actually
easier for the women to make the walk right.
Wow, this is about his inauguration photo. I guess he's
still
bitching about it. But what was the point of that comment?
That women somehow are like being Wetmore?
No, he says like the women it is easier for the women to walk
walked into the men. He knows that. He knows
I guess he's saying fat bastards like myself. I don't know.
Is he saying fat guys are wimps? Or what is he trying? What's the
implying?
I think it's because he's a big man.
Oh, I don't know. Maybe that's it.
Well, I'm glad you watch that,
though. It could you sir. Well, I'll tell you this. I was just a
warning for anybody wants to watch this is it's like with a
lot of Trump's stuff is like this and you have to admire his
disability of his and I think it's going to have to come into
the into play with other candidates. At some point,
candidates are going to have to be funnier and better at public
speaking. And not as orators. Gotcha. But as guys who can just
talk to an audience, which is modern, and you start watching
this and it's very hard to put it down. Yeah, to get you got to
budget some time because this thing is long addictive.
Yeah, I can understand. I can understand. Oh, good. Glad you
got that. He sounded very comfortable. in his element, so
to speak. He went
to into another bit, which I didn't record where he talks
about his about his public speaking ability, because he's
talking it first he starts he does this. He's really an
insulting guy's like an insult comic. Yeah. He says, I got a
friend as we everybody knows who he is a rich guy in New York.
He's the richest or the richest. I'd say he's a killer. He's a
shark. He said this he said that. I can't tell you his name
it you know who he is. You know who he is. He says this guy here
just rip your to shreds to take advantage of he says he's a good
friend of mine. But maybe he's not because he probably screw me
if he could. He does that a lot. Yeah. And then he says, This
guy, this guy, he gets in front of two people. And he jokes. And
he's choking himself. And he says he got nine people. And
he's just he's. And he's dead. He goes into some rhythm or some
thing about how he's feels so much love in these audiences.
That's why he doesn't have any troubles just talking to him.
Well, he also
with this, he also gives the M 5am. Just hours of material to
bitch and moan about and which is probably more interesting
than the colon stuff they've been doing nonstop.
If you take this stuff out of context, or just what she's
bitches about in the speech, and just take snippets, and if you
wanted to have some fun, there's enough there. Right? Right. You
could really make him look like a buffoon. And I don't I'm just
surprised they don't do it more. I think it's too much work. For
one thing, I don't think they like listening to speeches. They
don't like doing a lot of work these guys. Oh, no. The BBC is
report on the speech was just lame and wrong.
Well, I did notice something else took place just at the end
of last week, which may even possibly be an exit strategy for
you. And I, yeah, oh, yeah. Oh,
now it's home fingers.
Yes, a small a small exit strategy. But you know, at least
for the rest of our lives. Because we could, we could make
up to a million dollars.
If we addressing envelopes.
By selling grit newspaper. I still have the X ray glasses.
And now it's respect if we can provide information, which I
believe I can do, leading up to the apprehension and capture of
Hasma Bin Laden, the son of Osama bin Laden, this broke as
to spooks enter the foreign press briefing at the State
Department. And boy, these guys were super spooks that show up
in a couple of these clips. And they and the thing was billed as
you know, strategy and tools against al Qaeda. Of course, we
haven't really heard much from al Qaeda because we thought al
Qaeda kind of morphed and became
al Qaeda was eliminated. This is what we were told.
Well, it turns out the story is a little bit different. It was
eliminated but now we've got this guy all of a sudden out of
the blue for no reason whatsoever. We get these
reports. We'll start off with the Central Intelligence
broadcast system. A report from CBS
we have only a few images of him. His current age is guessing
why why on these packages they throw together you know at the
end of the week, why they have a Brit voicing it is beyond me.
This is it because she's actually from British
intelligence. And she wrote the script I mean, oh, you As well
voice louder Yes, something like that
we have only a few images of him. His current age is guest to
be around 30 And he's believed to be living in hiding in either
Pakistan or Afghanistan. Hamza Bin Laden is a figure shrouded
in mystery. But the State Department says he's emerging as
a leader of al Qaeda, and some think a possible replacement for
the terror group's current top leader. I'm an al-zawahiri.
He seems to be very charismatic. Ali Soufan
is a former FBI agent and expert on al Qaeda
bringing the spooks
he has been groomed since his father's death to take a more
senior role in the organization's role.
Oh, no, it's great. It gets better. Bin Laden grew up a
poster child for al Qaeda appearing in propaganda videos
like this one. And thought to be his father Osama bin Laden's
favorite son.
Let me tell you if you first of all if you had asked me Osama
bin Laden son's name I wouldn't have known it I really would
have had to favorite son and and to be able to pull a clip of
some kid it Oh, here he is. Here's the kid. I mean, that's
that's pretty good. end of the week, BBC, CBS moved on Minute.
As an adult, he's threatened America in audio recordings. Yet
only now has the US government offered money for help capturing
him.
Just the fact that he is beloved and son create the belief out
there that he might be able to try at least to fill his
father's shoes.
Ali Soufan believes al Qaeda is potentially more dangerous than
ever before. The terrorist group and its affiliates are estimated
to have 10s of 1000s of fighters across the Middle East and
Africa.
Now whenever we hear a report like this, I mean, not just by
the we had some Pakistani of origin Pakistani producers at
the meetup yesterday and like, Oh, you guys are spot on with
with Modi. And it just being an election year and causing some
crap and cashmere. We, whenever this happens. We know it's
election time. We all stock up on food because you never know
how long it'll last. It's the same with this. When you bring
out a kid and you say, Oh, he's going to be the new leader. And
then add in little bits, little elements, which I had to get
these different reports to find them all. You know, it's like,
well, yeah, he's, he's coming back. And well listen to the
BBC, who again, clearly their intelligence outfit has
something to do with their reporters better than CBS. And
the kicker for the the the impetus for all this, was that
Saudi Arabia, the kingdom of SA, stripped him of his citizenship.
Now, yeah, who could make that happen? There's only one there's
only one house, the White House calls up Saudi Arabia says, All
right, we need this guy. We need to start some craps on where
you've got this set up for that false flag I'd been predicting.
Well, maybe. Yes, very possibly, again, for our million dollar
payout up to a million I might add. They're not promising a
million. It's up to a million up to I know, it's kind of like up
to a million says it right there on the poster. So you'll
probably Hey, good work. No agenda. Yeah, give me a
knighthood. All right, thanks. Listen to the BBC report, new
information,
some breaking news now, to bring you from Saudi Arabia. Saudi
Arabia has stripped the son of the late al Qaeda leader Osama
bin Laden off his Saudi nationality. We're told the
royal decree was published in the official gazette,
it comes out. I need to read this Saudi Gazette
as the United States is offering a million dollar reward for
information up to about Hamza bin Laden. The US officials say
that he is emerging as the leader of the Islamist militant
group. In recent years. He's called on followers to take
revenge on the US and its allies for the killing of his father,
who ordered the 911 attacks. Our Washington correspondent Chris
Buckler reports.
So there's only a couple people who make that phone call for
this stripping of your nationality, which I've never
heard Saudi Arabia do. That's a Kushner call Kushner or Trump or
someone from the White House i You got to set this up for so
they do that the BBC they go all out. Let's just remind everybody
about this guy's dad. Okay.
The United States has published a wanted poster for Hamza Bin
Laden, and they believe this is the new face of al Qaeda. The
group has been responsible for many killings and bombings, but
none were more devastating than this. On September the
11th 2001. Ex members flew planes into the Twin Towers of
New York's World Trade Center, one of a series of murderous
attacks on America, apparently masterminded by Osama bin Laden,
like the apparently masterminded almost two decades on the US as
new concerns about our Qaeda and its leaders son Hamza has
been, has released audio and video messages on the internet,
calling on his followers to launch attacks against the
United States and its Western allies, and he has threatened to
attacks against the United States in revenge for the May
2011, killing us father.
After a 10 year search, Osama bin Laden was found at a CF ice
in Pakistan and killed in an operation ordered by the then
President Barack Obama.
After a firefight, they killed Osama bin Laden and took custody
of his body.
In the compound, they find letters. I suggested he was
grooming his son home. So
it's the same report, the same report, by the way, I watched
the 25 Minute spook session at the State Department. They
didn't mention any of this some some briefing went out with all
these little details about all these little things that he's
been doing to succeed
him. And my intelligence officials believe he is emerging
as a key leader in the extremist group.
Today's al Qaeda is not stagnant. Oh, it's rebuilding.
And it continues to threaten the United States and our allies.
The US is offering $1 million for information that leads them
to Hamza bin Laden. Officials believe he could be in
Afghanistan, Pakistan or Iran. But they admit they don't know.
Yeah, so now becomes important becomes important. Is it
Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan, where is it in there? Because
we've got already got to throw it. But we got to think
strategically. I want to play a little bit of these two spoons,
way too likely to have a Sunni Muslim like this guy, being in a
Shiite world of Iran and hanging out there as being no chance.
No, that is bold crap. They just threw Iran in there, because I
think this is still part of the scheme to do false flag so we
can invade Iraq. Vital numbers, I think
you're right. But there is something else going on. But
let's just stick with the idea that al Qaeda is now coming
back. And I didn't know this. But when we killed Osama bin
Laden, we found documents that said he was grooming his son.
It's funny. I don't remember this. I mean, and there's the
BBC reporting it. I just don't remember this. So then one
brilliant, I think is from Egypt. Maybe when brilliant
journalist remembered some of the things that we were always
laughing about the if you recall, al Qaeda did a lot of
branding and rebranding. Do you remember this? They would. It
was always all the rebranding themselves when they
were doing their franchising. Yes,
the franchising, okay. Yes, the franchising when they went to
the franchise board and started the franchising. That's when we
got all these different rebranding efforts. And one of
the journalists asked the two state spooks about
it. I was wondering whether you could elaborate a bit more also,
the question of rebranding of certain groups that
just is no other terrorist organized organization in the
world has ever talked about rebranding, but Al Qaeda, it's
just this guy's kind of onto it. He says some interesting things
to
I think there was a rumor a few years ago that al Qaeda or other
fundamental radical groups had then taken the label of ISIS
because it was very successful. And so I suppose there's no
coincidence that now that the fortune of ISIS is going down,
that you're reminding the world that al Qaeda is still out there
certainly is his way of the framing this question the tents
very interesting. He says, Hey, I guess that now that ISIS is
kind of on the outs, it's no coincidence, you guys are
reminding us that al Qaeda is still out there
is an insulting question, because isI saying, in essence,
that this is bullcrap, we'll listen to what you have to say.
Precisely, I
suppose there's no coincidence that now that the fortune of
ISIS is going down, that you're reminding the world that al
Qaeda is still out there. On the
question of shifting allegiances. ISIS grew out of al
Qaeda, what we the organization we now know is ISIS was
originally known as Al Qaeda in Iraq. We so we have to be aware
of the fact that boundaries between organizations can
sometimes be fluid, almost one rises in one falls, there might
be movement between them.
Listen to this bullshit. This is good. This is this guy is he's
not answering the question, because he knows he's been had
and he's just talking marketing crap at this point in a
terrorism briefing
to be aware of the fact that boundaries between organizations
can sometimes be fluid.
Yes, I know. It's hard rock East hardrock west you never know who
you're dealing
with. And as one rises in one falls, there might be movement
between them. It's risk and so we address the risk and prepare
for risk as far as rebranding The problem that we've
encountered around the world in a number of different countries
is efforts by al Qaeda networks, affiliates, individuals, to
portray themselves as more moderate to portray themselves
not as terrorists but as political actors. The United
States is not fooled by these efforts. If you walk like a
terrorist and talk like a terrorist, you're a terrorist.
Oh, okay. Our designations policy reflects that reality
and that's our policy if you walk like a terrorist and talk
like a terrorist Dagnabbit you have terrorists on it's like if
you're innocent until alleged crime I was very like okay, this
guy definitely set those got him on sharpening Okay, the Today
Show is the final the final comp lodge clip here that today's
show added another gem because remember, we're doing this for a
reason we've been to put up an up to a million dollar bounty on
this guy's head which was the lead it was the headline that a
big poster on stage mil up up to little led us up to
guy we never heard of and like I said in the newsletter, and I
had a great picture of him by the way, you know, I saw it with
a don't drone me. Don't draw me bro. It's just what it looks
like. He looks like a guy. If you look at that picture, he
looks like a guy who's thinks of himself as a lady killer.
I also believe he's 33 years old. I've seen different numbers
and
30 But she's funnier would be much funnier. But he looks like
the lady as a ladies and ladies man. She also doesn't he's also
wearing that black rope around the his head dress. And
generally speaking that supers terrorist, the ones that are
really super terrorist, terrorist, they never wear that
that's considered a adornment. That's an insult to Allah. So
they generally don't wear him. So when you see a group of
people, and they're the ones without that black thing going
around there, there's tighten it up. It's like I say, it's like a
band right? Not wearing that I don't think go some I normally
wear when either. That's usually someone who's an extremist. And
they're always you can see and they're all over the place. And
this kid having that on really makes me question and then this
white could have been Saudi color, which will be read
checked. I mean, there's a lot of things that are wrong with
this whole this thing is bullcrap. Oh, yeah. Well, but
I'm thinking and I want you to think about what but this if
Osama was CIA from the get go, which some people believe Sure.
And it's not it's and it's one of the many ways you can look at
the alternate histories. If he was CIO,
let's just say Al Qaeda is CIA or the whole
state department. And but let's just say that, if he was CIA, is
it possible that the kid is like an asset that needs to be? What
do you call when you get to get out of the field you have to
extract extract has to be extracted?
No, no, this kid may not even be alive is unimportant. That may
not but by the end, let me that's one more thing. How many
kids overall did Obama you know, Obama, Osama have Oh, ad? No,
no,
I think he had six, right? No, no,
he had to, they don't even know. But it's between 20 and 26 kids,
but this one, they found the writings that this one was being
groomed. This is the one this was the favorite. This is this
is the guy he was he's taking over. He's becoming the new
leader. He's put out stuff on the internet, which I haven't
seen. I haven't heard it. I haven't looked at the site Intel
group yet, but I'm sure they have something that they put up
there. That sounds like somebody's being pissed off
about America. It is revenge. Revenge. So he's, he's saying
I'm going to attack the US. I'm going to attack their allies in
Western Europe. This means we have to go get this guy. We got
to find him. We got to smoke them out. And and just add a
little bit of just a nice color. NBC Today Show they deserve a
gold star
Hamza Bin Laden classified as a terrorist by the US government
since 2017. But now they're upping the ante and offering
money for information on his whereabouts. His father was the
world's most infamous terrorist responsible for the 911 attacks
on the United States. Now the son of Osama bin Laden Hamza has
a bounty on his own head. This morning. The US State Department
is offering up to a million dollar reward for anyone who can
reveal Hamza bin Laden's whereabouts. According the State
Department, Hamza is emerging as a leader of al Qaeda, and is
released video calling for attacks on the US we're revenge
for his father's death,
I can report to the American people and to the world that the
United States has conducted an operation that killed Osama bin
Laden.
His father Osama and brother Khalid, killed by US Navy SEALs
during a raid in Pakistan in 2011. relatively little is known
about Hamza he's thought to be around 30 years old, and was
most recently seen at his wedding. In video released by
the CIA several years ago. Wait for it believed he may have
married the daughter of Muhammad atta, the lead hijacker and
mastermind of the 911 attacks,
I mean, doesn't get any better.
The son of Osama bin Laden who masterminded the 911 attacks,
has gotten married to the daughter of Mohammed atta. It
just doesn't get better than this. This guy is
really evil. Two years ago, Hamza bin Laden was named a
specially designated global terrorist by the United States.
On Friday, Saudi Arabia announced it had revoked his
citizenship, but his whereabouts remain a mystery. Guys, it is
not just a cash reward. The US government is also promising
absolute confidentiality, and even relocation anyone who comes
forward we
can go there it is, John, we will get we they will relocate
us. We can start a new podcast under new names and new
identities with a million bucks cool mill in our pocket up to
and I'd like to I'd like this show to take credit because I
know exactly where he is.
All right, we're listening. And I've been
paying attention to the region because you've been talking
about some kind of strike some false flag we've been analyzing
what can be done with Iran. Now? Obviously, he's not hiding in
Iran, but do I think I know Yes. I went and looked up new
stories, country after country. And wow, I think I hit it. I
can, with assurity say Cosma Bin Laden is hiding out in
Tajikistan to be specific on ye a NY I Anita jika. Stan, I think
he may even have an existing compound there that he owned or
his dad owned. And if you look at what's happening with
Tajikistan, we have a number of problems just this morning,
children barred from attending church 5000 5000 Bible verse
calendars burned. Tajikistan kidnapped a Jeep activist.
Tajikistan is terrible, horrible. No, it's the worst
ever. I mean, these are m five M headlines from the past 24
hours. My favorite though, has got to be this one.
This week's China news headlines. Remember, you never
saw us here. That's what this Chinese soldier told a
Washington Post reporter in Tajikistan. I'm guessing that
soldier has never met a reporter before. The soldier was shopping
in a small bazaar in southeastern Tajikistan near the
borders with China and Afghanistan. It's about 85 miles
from a secret Chinese military outpost. I mean, not so secret
that you can't see it from satellite photos are in this
photo taken by the Washington Post awards and or from the
reports of nearby villagers who say they've seen dozens,
possibly hundreds of Chinese troops over the past three
years. But other than that, nobody knows about China's
secret military base in Tajikistan. Unless you watch
China Uncensored or read the Washington Post.
Obviously, it's very difficult to get clips about China from
Chinese news organizations if they do any news on this.
Actually Chinese uncensored as an English I believe
it is. It is and it's kind of a it's a sarcastic news, podcast
watch. I just I just wanted the piece about the I just wanted
some audio really, of the Chinese base, which initially
the Indians India was going to take over this base and build it
up. And then Tajikistan cut a new deal with the Chinese and if
you look at the location of Tajikistan, it is in the perfect
strategic spot to do all kinds of crazy shit and we probably
should stop the Chinese while we're at it because they are
starting a base right there. Now's the time to go in. Now's
the time to go after some terrorists we can smoke them
out. And I am telling the US authorities right now that that
is not that they don't know it. Because of course they know
exactly what they're going to do. It's not about finding him
is who do we need to rub allies. Next? I'm calling Tajikistan.
Well, I'm not going to argue with that would be the target
for liberalisation. Although I still think I still Well, I
think the real target of verbalization is Iran but oh
sure. It wouldn't surprise Is me but it's
a perfect spot. There it's right there China Afghanistan,
Pakistan middle of everything. It's a beautiful space.
I'm not mistaken is supposed to be a really cool place to visit.
It's
a great country for entertaining.
Look into Tajikistan. You got me a little flat footed.
Yeah, you know, it's I've been I've been paying attention. I
thought maybe Kurdistan. But there's nothing that Kurdistan
has nothing but good news in your Kurdistan fighting
prejudice one hijab at a time. Yeah. So the Oh, no, they're all
the good guys over there in Kurdistan. But Tajikistan. Yeah.
So we will probably, you know, wind up killing this guy, this
kid in Tajikistan throw his body in the water, you know,
according to Muslim tradition. Make sure we have pictures that
we can get within 10 minutes. Yeah, make sure we have pictures
we can't ever show you because you know, you'd be too horrified
versus anything on Netflix. Okay. That's fine. Now, the
timeline, I don't know. But it seems like they, you know, this,
this,
this was I'll play it just because when I this is so out of
the blue. This kid that it's it's almost like people should
be shaking their head saying what day? What did he learn
specifically? What has he done? They ran a story before they
even had any horror stories they could tell about him developing
those now. Yes.
Well, as my guess witnessed the he probably married Mahama
Otto's daughter. Are you kidding me? Yeah, that sounds that's
really that's just now you now you're pushing it.
But the entire news media is all over the story. And I have the
PBS report which has been laden kid what did he do is my
question and this is only 20. They only gave him 25 seconds.
Okay,
the US Department of State is offering a $1 million bounty.
Why doesn't Why is no one correct on this? Why don't they
say what it really is up to $1 million? I mean, how can you?
It's a it is a it's a journalistic error. Yes,
US Department of State is offering a $1 million bounty for
information leading to the capture of Osama bin Laden son
Hamza. He's believed to be the new leader of al Qaeda, Hamza
Bin Laden is threatened attacks against the US and its allies.
In retaliation for his father's death in 2011. The government of
Saudi Arabia has also announced that it has stripped Bin Laden
citizenship.
Again this this stripping the citizenship it's to me and to no
agenda thinkers. It's obvious. It's obvious it's bullcrap means
just how strict citizenship well, that must mean he's a
terrorist.
The whole thing is anyway, it's obviously leading into something
else, and we'll see what it is. But yeah, exactly. It's a scam.
I found another little gem for us to discuss Ebola in the
Democratic Republic of Congo, which is another thing that
we're trained to on Be on the lookout for when, when it's like
Ebola strikes. There's always military that goes in after
that. And typically, there's no no huge epidemic of Ebola and we
went through it went through that we went through Zika.
Somebody
gets rousted and we never hear about.
So now we're back to to the Democratic Republic of Congo,
which still is in strife because of their elections and shields
being put in a very important country, mainly for Northern.
For the northern part we're aware of we have the small batch
artisan Cobalts being mined by small batch children fingers
bleeding, and that goes into your iPhone or your Huawei or
whatever it is, is Chinese all over the place there. So it's
there's issues and we need to protect that. And so we had
Doctors Without Borders up their medicine on songs. CompTIA doing
their thing with Ebola. And strangely enough, the population
there is so angry that they think it's a good idea to go and
break down and burn this tensity of people who have Ebola inside
of it. And this, so I'm sure that's really believable that
the population who's seen people shit their guts out and die.
Although we really don't have any footage of that recently, we
just see some tents and stuff and some doctors, but okay,
we'll have to believe it. So yeah, you know what, let's just
go in towards the place.
The first attack was last Sunday night. Yeah, it started around
10 o'clock. Amen. Well, Massara is the on the ground Emergency
Coordinator for Doctors Without Borders. He says anywhere from
20 to 100 Men converged on their treatment center in a rural area
called Courtois.
And they started to throw stones inside and then they started to
put It's part of the Center on fire all the logistical and
water and sanitation equipments.
After about 15 minutes they scattered, but the center was
already in ruins. The next attack was Wednesday night at a
treatment center seven miles away in a city called Butembo.
This was even more violent.
So a car was used to break the gate. There was men inside the
divide in different teams, they start to destroy things. They
started shooting,
the police arrive, there was a 30 minute gun battle in which
one officer was killed. And meanwhile, there are nearly 60
patients in the center suspected or confirmed to have Ebola. Many
of them just picked up and ran. Massara arrived on the scene.
Okay, so you're in the tent dying of Ebola. And you just
pick up and run. I mean, that's
pretty sketchy.
Yeah. Soon after any says everyone was traumatized.
You are afraid for your life, you'd feel completely helpless.
Most of the patients have been located and moved to a center
operated by another charity called a Lima mistress is high
in this part of Congo. He noticed that it's an isolated,
impoverished area with a history of armed conflict that's made
people weary of outsiders. And they've never seen Ebola before.
So it's not surprising that they're going to be suspicious.
Oh, I know. And now all of a sudden, these people have never
seen Ebola before. It's not as if they threw that in there, so
that you can understand why these morons would want people
with Ebola running around. I'm sure they know what Ebola is.
This can't be a truthful report
it impoverished area with a history of armed conflict that's
made people wary of outsiders. And they've never seen Ebola
before. So it's not surprising that they're going to be
suspicious when a bunch of foreigners show up and start
insisting that as soon as your child or mother has a feast. So
what this sounds like here is a cover story for what this really
is, which is probably a bunch of Yahoo's with guns hiding in
these tents to do whatever. And now it's like, well, of course,
these people have never seen Ebola. They don't really, I'm
sure they were worried about doctors without borders have
been in Africa for decades. And now oh, well, now we're worried
about him. You're covering NPR
with a history of armed conflict is yeah, it's made people wary
again, I don't think NPR knows what, what's going on at all.
And they're just giving us a bogus report to somebody gave
them to read
outsiders. And they've never seen Ebola before. So it's not
surprising that they're going to be suspicious when a bunch of
foreigners show up and start insisting that as soon as your
child or mother has a fever, you have to send them off to
strangers in these plastic suits. The group won't resume
operations until it can be sure that it has the full support of
the community.
We have not been communicating enough with the population.
Normally Doctors Without Borders, specializes in caring
for patients, but they're thinking in this case, maybe
they need to shift gears and focus on engaging the community.
Okay, so you need more PR to explain to the Africans there
who apparently are stupid. What's really going on what
caught my eye in all reports of this is the line they have
temporarily handed over operations to a Lima which I had
never heard of
before. I have we've talked about I think Lima is
the Alliance for international medical action. I had I can't
remember. But I did look up their board of directors. Well,
well,
well. Yes, Holly, I bet you that you found some Yes. Besides
Well, the President Dr. Pierre Krim. You now he's from Canada
Navia. And he worked at the analysis group. I don't have to
tell you what kind of think tank that is. But right underneath
him. The director, the former director of the Clinton Health
Access Initiative is on the board of
directors. The Tony pill delivers Oh yeah.
Then we've got a Woods whole person. That's a spook. Then we
have was my favorite here. We have Catherine doumitt Arper.
She's from the working group in in the Security Council, which
is a non governmental organization sounds like
something medical to me. Not really. Then we have some
bankers. Augustine Oga. Secretary General Alima co opted
board member of Lima, USA and then a very interesting, Glenda
Hirsch. Because you know, if you're an organization
organization like this and what we kind of believe No, I think I
believe it is that these organizations are staging things
they're, you know, they're covering up their their front,
Glenda Hirsch, an award winning an Emmy Award winning television
producer.
To hell she got to do with this Well,
when I saw her description, award winning it Emmy award
winning producer and CO president of truly original
media, two of televisions leading producers of unscripted
programming. I went Ha, I wonder what she really does and why she
is the owner of the production company that produces Real
Housewives of Atlanta. Stripped Inc, Angel summer house, hack my
life, our wildlife. She's a reality television producer.
That makes sense. This is the kind of person you want on your
board if you're creating some kind of information,
disinformation, dog. Yes. Exactly. So we need to keep our
eye on DRC because this sums up Yeah, well, the control of the
scene it gets me I think what you're explaining that you have
that little transition, where the doctors or the borders have
to set this thing up and okay, we'll get we'll give you a lot
of money. You can use the money. Okay. Okay, we'll do and then
they got fed up. So you guys take it now. Hey, we're doing
this for you. Here's your handover. Yeah, see, I didn't
get a little sooner than you want it. But Greg, we gotta get
out of
here. And in the black Trump's weighing in over 3000 troops. I
found some virus. The killer from Nigeria.
It will take over. Can't wait to see what the next move is. But
we've got our eye on Yeah.
Yeah, well, we'll we'll figure it out.
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It's up to you. Yeah, I think was doing was asking. Yeah,
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Okay, why don't you do that and then we'll go to the regular
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through the years from recording studios in Chicago through the
jingle and swamps of Atlanta and Orlando Orlando to the world of
finance in Dallas. You've been with me all the way I dedicate
my karma to juice box wet international worldwide, home of
underground hits chests body shame star bugs and a crowd
favorite big girls big data by by sorority sister. Speaking of
Star Beings bugs included in my donation is a tab of the aptly
dubbed MK Ultra LSD. Please see included dosing instructions.
John, there's a tab of LSD inside the bereavement card. Is
he trying to tell me something? And it's like it was he had a
little, I forgot where the instructions were. I've never
actually seen a tab of LSD. It's very small.
Not much to it.
Can you just lick it? You just did. That's not a good idea
during the show. I don't think oh, here's the instructions.
Take 116 That's a micro dose. Less is always more one quarter.
If you want to listen to your favorite record. One half if you
want to die in ego death. If you take the whole tab, buy the
ticket, take the ride. Sincerely, sincerely, Eric Thank
you very much, Eric. It's a novel gift ROLAGS vi count zero
hack vi count of the police $100 And he's the one that gave you
the huge card that folded out at the at the meeting is so he
found another one got me one of those dude of the critical
infrastructure $100 Dear screwball nutjob please forgive
the handwriting it comes from being a dude named Ben please
keep this donation anonymous just call me a dude of the
critical infrastructure hopefully soon to be sir thank
you for all you both do please accept this pittance of a value
for all the value all have given me 3333 times three plus a penny
for the jar. Got it? Enjoy the challenge coins is he had nice
challenge coins which I'm not allowed to mention. But you have
one coming your way. Eric the shield taking that back today. A
project that was the most stressful two months of my
career securing the grid is no easy task. And we'll just leave
it at that. And thank you very much, sir, for your support of
the show. David Hunt. $50.32 been listening since around show
400 You and John have had an impact on my life. Thank you for
the value, David from Fort Worth. And as another penny that
was included in there were a penny slid around. Yeah, lots of
pennies. People liked the pennies, Lily and Harry $369.12
My smokin hot wife and I have been douchebags since before the
hot pockets 2008 tour, and I thought it would be most
appropriate to make amends at the Austin meetup. I happen to
be a dude named Brent, which I've been coining for those of
us systems engineers who've moved over to this newfangled
DevOps paradigm that the Phoenix Project has popularized. Brent
is a colorful character in this book and close a check for
$369.12 which comes out to 3333 in New three plus three plus
three plus three and numerology quackery, I'd like to apply it
towards Lily's future Dame hood and would request a respect
jingle and I must say that they Lily brought a beautiful candle
for Tina the keeper and this is very, very nice gift very, very
sweet. Thank you for doing that and it's it is highly
appreciated and it smells nice here karma $50 from Damon and he
will be knighted today as Sir D in his all $33 donations. So he
did $33 a month and he has made his knighthood and he wants Dr.
Pepper and beef jerky at the roundtable both of which will be
available in abundance. Sir Moser the most Aryan night of
the 33rd parallel $333.33 Adam and John it has been a while
since my last donation, so I thought I'd take the opportunity
of attending the Texas meetup to refresh my Karma Pool. Seems
like the cosmos has been prompting me to donate to the
best podcast in the universe for a few months now as my car
odometer rolled over 33,333 point 33 During road
construction, I've been taking exit 33 to get to work and
parking behind countless cars with 33 in the license plate.
Did you get the message yet? However, the tipping point had
to be when I put the Texas meetup in Google Maps and the
first time the trip from home was estimated three hours and 33
minutes he actually provided provided a copy of the printout
and it is indeed 220 Miles three hours 33 minutes. The message is
clear. I had to donate 333 33 No jingles but could we have some
goat karma as it always makes me and my wife laugh hysterically
sir most of the most Aryan night of the 33rd parallel. You've got
karma. Then we have sir Rutherford the brave and I
believe he emailed a note. See now I'm just like you John
Joseph, they don't have squirrel, squirrel man. I think
it actually may be maybe for his knighting I have to look it up
and make sure I have that he will be knighted today. During
the segment I'll see if I can find his no Dave the Mormon. I
will $111.11 and He wants a generic jobs karma. Yes, my
handwriting sucks. This small donation of 111 11 will go a
little way towards returning some of the value have gotten
from the show over the years. I blame you and Artie for showing
me that the facts are malleable. And it's important to think for
yourself and not just regurgitate talking points Love
and Light Dave the Mormon generic jobs karma
jobs, jobs, jobs and
jobs.
Let's vote for jobs.
You've got
karma Miss Jamie the highway came in with $60 I'm not I'm
sad. I know I spoke with her but I didn't quite realize I think
she's N three e o p Nov three echo Oscar Papa. I believe she's
a very famous ham radio operator, also pilot from a
north of us here in Texas so that she thank you for your
support. Miss Jamie. I'm sorry. I didn't figure it out soon.
I'll add some questions to ask you. To Eric Cali. What? Too
late? Yeah, well,
she's not the poor woman.
I did not. It was a wasn't I'm busy. I'm sure I met her. I know
I met her but I didn't put two and two together. So Eric Collie
$60. No jingles no karma Sir Terry the night of Galis ridge.
$60. No note, Baron Gordon Walton $220 And he wants that
applied to Katherine Walton, his daughter for her road to Dame
hood starting with an Associate Executive Producer ship on the
show today Dame firecracker and she Yep, she was there and she
gave $719.94 to the cause and this is for her husband, who
will be knighted as Surrett slayer of the dragons. Or note
this donation is enough to have my husband next to me at the
table please Knight him with the above name. This is in
celebration of the past year success and upcoming 25th
anniversary thanks for being such a great partner. That's
what she's saying to him. Thanks Adam and John for all the great
deconstruction you do love and light Dame firecracker and she
wants what she wants here she wanted with the constitution so
we'll do it with them with the Constitution and Akarma get out
there and Obama's behind
anonymous frost banker $20 This is a de douche moment for him.
You You've been de Deus Tamil put some karma at them for his
buddy young musician trap for karma for a young musician and
he did want to mention that Travis is a douchebag. Taking
care of Sir turbo Hudson and his wife Laura. They came in with
$100 a handwritten note. Last October I made a boob donation
which sent my husband Billy into knighthood. It was a surprise so
I picked up his night name and he was to follow up. He is
search for bow and the last name is hochiminh This is from her
from wife Laura. We are so excited to be at the meetup and
are deeply grateful for all the hard work that you that y'all do
to help keep us sane best wishes. This is a recurring
theme people's saying thank you it's really kept us you know,
there's not like the no agenda people at these meetups, they
there wasn't even that much political talk, just people
hanging out and talking about life. And no one's really like
some kind of raving right or lefty I mean, it's just all over
the place. There was one guy showed up with a congressional
dish t shirt. That's how we heard about us through Gen
Brian, which is kind of cool. In a reverse type way. So it was
just it was a very, very good group. Sir John, the brewer
Baron of the bay $50 He wanted some karma for family member who
passed away this week happily do that for us. You've got karma.
Brian Dora D O E R R. I wonder if he's related to the famous
John Doerr 300 In $33.33, no jingles, no karma, but thank you
very much for your courage Steven Meyers. He says to John
Adam, forgive me as a boob donation. $80.08 forgive me it's
been way too long since my last donation in the intervening
years, I had a mental breakdown and the only shows I missed were
during my month long stay at the loony bin. Their filters blocked
the show, watch. This is exactly where you want our show to be to
be available. They can't block us from the loony bin. But they
did. I'm much better now and can use them getting laid carnamah
Steve Myers, Austin, Texas. Yes, sir. We got that for you. You've
got karma. Zack and Cassidy Eastwood $100. Nice. Nice card.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I hope this and future donations
help you to know how much we appreciate what you do. I hope
you continue for years to come. The crazier the news gets the
more we need our guardians of reality, especially up to the
2020 elections do not quit. Okay, thank you. Zack and Cassie
Michael Shane $60 No note, we have sir Tyler Fox who's the man
with the Mooney who hopefully I'll be flying with in a few
months. Finally ITM he says this donation kicks me over into Vi
count territory. The title change song will be more than
enough to make my day so NJ however, I could really use some
moving karma right now please and thank you very much you guys
rock and thank you sir Tyler Fox was nice to meet you in person.
You've got karma anonymous $145 That's a couple of anonymize
combined sir do suffer $150 And oh, wait. Somehow I don't know.
Oh, what'd I miss? Yes, I missed. Gretchen witting There
we go. Dame G money the hysteria skeptic and she donated $350 and
gave us the following notes in the morning Adam and John this
donation earns me a dame hood she was named on the spot please
de mi Dame G money the hysteria skeptic and you write that as G
dollar sign but you pronounce it as g money please play the OMG
amazing I thought you want to I can we can do that. Amazing.
Yes. And what's the next one? Because it truly is stay cool.
Don't go to Spotify. I love your work. Oh my god that is on
you've got karma. Steven see rink $320.33. That is a combined
for boobs Thank you very much. Sir boobs. 808 sir eight oh H or
boobs? Sir Lucifer who is our buddy over there to Infowars was
propagating the formula $150 He has a night of course. He is the
sedusa for a night of four strings funk for kids and time
travel. Thanks for all the news analysis and tidbits of
knowledge always helps me when they call me into sub on one of
the Infowars shows jingles with the Constitution. Let me get the
whip it ready we're the Constitution also wants a
chemtrails popular today the Berkeley Hummer okay. And goat
karma for all nights and producers belated birthday
wishes to my two oldest boys Morgan who turns 40 turn 14
Quincy who's nine and my super awesome wife Trish who's barely
a day over 35 All February birthdays and we say happy
birthday to all of you
honestly, I really I read The New York Times like all day
long, mainly on my iPad.
You've got karma and we're getting to the end here.
Nico Rana No wait, leave first $100 He says thank you for your
courage Nico Rana $355.69 I believe Nico will be knighted
today. Then we have Dominic Vitali. And Dominic his mom
brought him down from I believe the Dallas area. Dad had to stay
home with the two younger kids. Dominic is 13 years old. And
before his birthday, all he wanted was to attend the no
agenda meetup in Austin and a very nice of mom to drive you
down. And he has a cool note here, Adam and John, thank you
for thank you for all you do. Adam, thank you for meeting me.
I'm doing my first donation as I sold the dog tag I'll tell you
about that in a second but I also request a de douching and
jobs karma for my lawn mowing business. So let me get the
discussion going first you've been reduced and I will hit you
with the karma in a moment so he he brought his own cash that he
had saved up but we had the father and son team of Sir Mark
and Sir Michael hobby they're the ones that do the no agenda
tags we had them in Iowa where they also showed up and did this
you know this 3d laser cutter printer thing of the of each
state which everyone signed and they had the if you recall,
John, they had the big value for value tags no agenda tags you
just throw in whatever money into the pot and grab one. So as
a part of his entrepreneurial spirit, Dominic went into
cahoots with these guys and he was going around everyone saying
hey, you want to tags value for value had a sign he was just
carrying it around. So we wound up collecting which Michael and
Mark attribute to Him $308 So that's 288 in dog tags, cash
sales, you can find those at no agenda tags.com and $20 of his
own hard earned money. He's on his way to knighthood and we
could not be prouder of you then here's some karma for you.
You've got karma. And then are getting down the last couple of
notes here. We have indeed, Sir Mark hobby and Sir Michael hobby
and J and K. Michael and I would like to make this donation on
behalf of our new best friend Dominic Vitali, who we met at
the Austin meetup. We brought the tags from Noah Jenna
tags.com. Dominic took it upon himself to show the tags to
everyone and raise all the money and clothes this young man truly
represents the best of Gitmo nation. Hope we can make him a
night very soon. Thank you guys. It was good to see you again.
Billy and Luis Villareal Villareal $300 And dear Adam,
John Tina, Eric to shill. Greetings, I write this in much
anticipation of meeting Adam and Tina today. I hope you are both
huggers. It's let me tell you she's a hugger. For sure. We
hugged with the $300 I will become a dame. My husband sir
Lamont says 70 threes he's keto Delta five Alpha Tango X ray we
say 73 skeeto Five Alpha. Charlie Charlie, thank you for
helping with me with anxiety. I find it soothing to listen and
concentrate on the show. I would like to be called Dane pill
pusher of South Texas and to the roundtable please bring the
delight haha Dilaudid How do you pronounce it John? Dilaudid. It
says Dilaudid de la Dilaudid and Benadryl.
I don't have the head to look at
it. Dilaudid and Benadryl pushed fast. She wanted to I want to
see one here two to the head. Can you see that juice? Hey, I
think we can do this juice and I had all this so nicely lined up
the juice. Now here it is. And I don't I don't know if I've
Hillary's laugh. I got clippety clop. Messages clear clip Oh my
gosh. You see that juice? You've got karma. And we're down to our
last notes with three more mentions to go John D Croft
$207.60. He's from Pflugerville Adam and John I need to be
deduced.
You've been deep deuced
I've been listening for a while have not donated but have
definitely found value in our podcast. And he says the show
where agile methodologies were discussed made me literally
laugh out loud. The new job that I started back in November uses
agile and it really is smoke and mirrors. One of the best things
about this job is the time that it affords me on my commute to
consume more podcasts since my commute increased from 25
minutes one way to 70 minutes one way and he's got some stuff
about to of course he picked up a Raspberry Pi installed a pie
hole. He says while I was never a dyed in the wool tinfoil hat
guy I've always been aware of the media was not telling the
whole story. I remember as a Marine back in the 1990s we had
a government shutdown. We still got paid and everything worked
out the way that the media carried on about it recently was
ridiculous. Where I work we do a lot of charity and volunteer
work we donated the remaining funds leftover from our
Christmas party to the Austin Food Bank. We just received a
letter telling us a story about how our donations specifically
helped two furloughed government workers. In close I'm closing
the thank you letter from the food bank I find a little off
putting the thank you includes asking for more money. If I
mentioned on the show, please do not include our company name of
course. Gotcha. He would like some automatic Your karma since
the new job will be racking up the miles on his ride to the
tune of 30k per per year and J and K now just kidding. He wants
the karma and thank you very much. You've got karma. And
Jason McKinney $302 He was knighted. He is searched JSON of
the no pointer exception. Also a ham kilo Delta five kilo, Mike
alpha 70 threes, and he will be knighted today. And Kyle Casey
finally $200. Who wants a D douching. And jobs.
You've been deep do jobs, jobs and jobs.
Let's vote for jobs. Karma.
And as we wrap it up again, thanks to Austin Beerworks, the
keg whisperer Ross, who set it all up for us? Sir Jean Mark
Hall, Tina the keeper. Eric the shield of course who came in
specifically for the meet up was a big hit with the ladies.
Everybody loves him some shill, and everybody else who came was
really nice, somewhat humbling, and incredibly energizing. And
it was great to meet all of you and thank you all for your
courage. Great, yes. Long list.
One thing about that you notice is that there's a lot of people
that normally don't donate through the normal channels.
Correct? Correct. A lot. Yeah. A lot of first timers a lot of
donate to the normal channels. Yeah. And then go to the meet up
and then they need to donate this. That's what the reason to
do these meetups, probably
a very good idea.
Okay, well, let's look at the regular list of people. You
know, my doing that knew I was irked by selling but you've
mentioned huggers to huggers. John Lasseter. Yes. You know,
the dude was fired from Pixar not fired. He quit Pixar because
he was being berated for being kind of a hugger in California.
You know, unwanted hugging? Yes. Which you know, I guess could be
a problem. But he's an unwanted hugger. So he quit. So he joins
his new company sky dance. It's gonna be a huggers there too.
I'm sure this guy dance has done a number of this big production
company. They needed to see a guy like a a creative guy like
that. And Emma Thompson immediately quits and walks out.
Right? Week.
What is she What does she think she is?
Superstar so let's celebrate it.
Well, let's thank if you Executive Associate Executive
Producer, so live in 77 with Christopher Okawa and in Austin,
Texas. Was Here the meetup 34794. Yes, he was yes, he was.
Yep. And I'll be seeing Adam the oh gee DSC listener. I was
present when Adam rolled into town during the hot pockets
tour. I'm still proud boulder. I'm so proud folder.
It's a long story.
Can't just shorten it. With this executive producer donation I'm
changing my title to Baronet. Is he on the list of good Mimi good
question. I will check these give me a clippity clop Don't
eat me and whip
them well and as I was prepping for this he I was like you know
maybe we should give him a new Don't eat me since it's you
know, we have moved on in time.
Messages clear? Clip.
James Barron of Class G airspace and Damon lease in Wylie, Texas.
33333. Were they there? Yes,
absolutely. It was good to meet him because I only never met the
Baron of Class G airspace. One is
just say hi, thanks for what you do. I'm always glad to support
you guys to validate your value as opposed to just shipping in
which is going to be our new theme.
I think Dame Elise is what I think she's a high school
teacher.
Did she chip in?
Oh yeah. Oh, they chipped in right there.
We were able to come down from Dallas, Texas meet up and had
fun. It was great to meet Adam and Tina. Baron of Sir in Class
G airspace and Dame Elise, aka teach teacher John Helmer in
Shawnee, Kansas 333 33 letters out today. I was planning give
us donation to Adam in Des Moines last week. Unfortunately,
I wasn't able to come up in Kansas City to join John if you
organize another train museum meet about come out to
California. People love to train museum here's your value for
value thank you for your excellent deconstruction and
analysis you provide twice weekly on Thursday and Thursday.
As a tribute to Adam, please wish Angie my MILFy wife for 22
years and happy birthday on March 7 I can I get the
following jingles milk? Charlie Rose, sexuality and goat karma
Keep up the good work. And he needs an invisible hat. That's
one mother. I'd like to tell me about this sexuality. It's in
your DNA. You've got karma. Good Karma. Can't you hindsight
that's the creepiest clip we have.
It kind of is. Yes. Who knew who know we were just we were just
joking around turns out guy really is a creep.
Lawrence a belly what I just like to walk around
was not creepy.
Lawrence Abell, Lawrence Abell are a belly kantele AB e l e in
Ventura, California 133 33. He did do an email note he sends a
think He does this every once in awhile this 133 thing. Oh, you
know what he did, he sent this note in on the 20th I got it and
I looked at it. He went through the credit union of Southern
California which for forwarded the $333 to us via one of the
check servicing companies that sends the checks in and so it's
a roundabout way of doing it but I was wondering when it when it
was going to come in and how it was going to come in because I
assumed it was pop money or something like that. Thank you
for all your incredible insight Your show is an important part
of my balanced mental diet. You helped me keep calm in an
overstimulated M five M world please keep on doing this. And
please more crackpot I missed the second half show segments
yes there were a number of people who asked for this and I
I've taken it to heart
and well I'm jingo request. He wants the rousing Can you see
the juice clip?
a rousing Can you see the juice clip? No. He thinks it's
arising. And does he want any karma with that? Or are we just
I would give him some current. Oh my gosh,
can you see that juice? You've got
karma for you before you go on John. I found the notes for Sir
Rutherford the brave just quickly dear John Adam keeping
the short thank you for your courage. As always, the show has
been on fire as of late super happy I was able to give this
donation to Adam in person at the Austin meetup. Finally, I
gave Adam the long story of me and no agenda and his advice
when I moved to Austin. Thankfully the jobs karma works
when I became a knight I had to stop the monthly 1111 During my
time of career change and unsure income but now that things are
better, I did the math and I would have sent 199 98 In that
time so this is 200 against me squared away just another shot
of jobs commerce and get back on the monthly and throw you guys
extra from time to time and worry less about just getting by
Keep up the great work sincerely, sir Rutherford, the
brake
jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs.
Let's vote for jobs. Karma
Kyle Parker in Salt Lake City, Utah 333. Please de douche me.
You've been de deuced
please do you do should be my name is Kyle from SLC
industries. We're just too many that donation of three, three
3.33 On three three happens on my 33rd birthday. My smokin hot
wife Jen is 26 And our third anniversary. A job has karma and
a goat kicker please great work jobs,
jobs, jobs and jobs.
That's her job.
Brian Brady, we go to social executive producers. We got two
or three of them. Ryan Brady in Pittsburgh. $250. He wrote a
note in he actually wrote it out and then he decided that nobody
could read it. It was on a nice card. And then so he typed it.
We had one of those notes that someone sent us a note that were
the three of us last night. We can't read it and then outfalls
a rewritten version of the note. His wife did or something is
great.
Yeah, there's some people I guess they're self aware about
the fact that their handwriting is illegible. It's funny. His
writing I'm looking at is not that bad. I could have read
this. I would have liked to read it but it could have high ITM
after listening to two years and completely derailing showed
1000s donation segment I'm finally ready to ascend a
knighthood I think he's on the list here is that put you like
the title is sometimes I forget to do that. Like the title sir
Ryan Knight of the Three Rivers in honor of my hometown
signature feature. Pittsburgh, the combination of in depth
analysis and windy witty banter makes the news palatable since
all the M five M sources out there are just screaming at each
other from their perspective dimensions is nice having
breakdowns of all the top stories as well as non
advertiser friendly looks into Shante Tex, the Lear foundation
and many woes of living in the Austin San Francisco area. I'm
another millennial that will be going OTG thanks to Adam
segments. And I'm considering the light phone to when it
releases in July. If not I will probably get a feature phone
that will help me gradually detox from my Galaxy S five, not
a douche. bag call out per se but surprised I haven't heard
more Pittsburgh donations to chip in chumps
chip in chunks I like it
please play the jingle where John tells us slaves we can get
used to mac and cheese and humbly requesting relationship
current because there's nothing girls love more than a knight in
shining armor don't just have to settle for a well dressed one
with a nifty ring and a wax sealer so he wants mac and
cheese and karma and I will say this I want to mention this
about Pittsburgh is curiously dimension be liberal yeah and
and all the people I know in California that were like hyper
liberal and they couldn't move to you know they're you they
came from you they couldn't move it this is
this is new that you're using hyper liberal.
Well, it's a word I prefer to progressive.
Ah, that's a good one hyper liberal. I like that. It's good.
But it means it means that kind of Bernie Sanders style
progressive AOC Towson style progressive. I consider hyper
liberal. Yeah, anyway, so they a lot of them have moved to
Pittsburgh. There's a couple of big colleges. They're currently
at Carnegie Mellon and Pittsburgh University of
Pittsburgh. Mike's
Mike's there to Mike Mularkey. who used to live in Austin Mike
and Jane. They're there they got kids now I got to 18 kids
maybe that people moved to Pittsburgh but they're all but
it's the hyper liberals that have moved there. It's not like
so I don't think you're gonna get many donors because they
don't have any interest in the show.
I think Mike is the hyper and Jane is the liberal So combine
their hyper Yes. And he wanted mac and cheese and what else did
he want?
Just some karma?
You slaves can get used to mac
and cheese. Macaroni and cheese. melted together. Mac and
cheese mac and cheese mac and cheese. You've got karma.
Relationship?
Yes. Relationship karma. Right.
Darren Grimes $222 Somewhere in I believe Canada.
Yes, this is the Great America guys from
Grant America guys. Thanks for all your hard work gents. The
guys that grind Merica show request podcast calm for the
next week's upcoming number 333 episodes as well as a bit of
their new podcast venture 13 questions a show mostly about
about I think wisdom is
mostly for men. For men.
You're both WELCOME TO COME ON anytime. 13 questions.
podcast.com. Thank you for your courage.
Yes. And thank you guys and I still owe you a visit to the
Great America show. I promise I'm going to do it. You've got
karma.
Patrick comer, the Southern Cal hills. I've been buying up
Qualcomm and Exxon Mobil stock over the last month based on 5g
and Venezuelan Viana stories. I enjoy the coverage showing you
how corporate companies are profiting or profiting time to
buy in Adam strategy.
Oh yeah, that's great. I'll buy in and that's when the rug gets
pulled underneath me.
And that concludes our group notecards No, nothing for him.
No jingles. I want to thank everyone who helped us everyone
that was went to the Austin meetup just to just to show up
in California and but it was you know, Texas style I can see
that. We have we have was the barbecue and the beef ribs and
what we had the food truck food trolleys? Yes, we did. It was a
great meetup. We
had a barbecue food.
I had two half glasses of beer the entire time I was there. I
didn't have any time to eat anything. I was just listening
to half glasses of beer. You're plastered.
I was wasted brah everyone kept trying to buy me beer like No,
no, I'm good. Let me just talk to everybody. But we gotta buy a
beer man. What a great community. I know everyone had
fun. I know everyone liked hanging out with each other. You
congratulate yourself on what you've done with this no agenda
value for value community and network is fantastic. I'm very
proud of what everyone's done new friends, tons. I think
everyone made new friends. And it was all across the spectrum
including the huggers.
And in the mix are kind of a mix kind of and and we
will do more deconstruction for you. Throughout this show, and
of course we'd like you to remember for Thursday's show
which is coming up we do it twice a week on Thursdays and on
Thursdays and you can remember us there as evora.org/n A I
don't think I have to tell you how much we do but you learn you
take it out and propagate. Our formula is this. We go out. We
hit people in the mouth All right,
you do a little media action here.
deconstruction All right, and we'd like that and this is what
we do sometimes times to show
you I mean, these guys move on and grow Trumpy, Lars, he dies
1000 times, okay, fine. But these guys are, I mean, the
media guys are liars. And I'm gonna play. I'm gonna go to
Brooks and shields and specifically point out MARK
SHIELDS lies. So let's play I got four clips, I got Brooks and
shields Cohen truth, once PBS. This is okay, before I play,
this is the truth wants to come out clip I have with Brooks kind
of revealing some interesting aspect of his elitism
and something I learned at the meetup yesterday we have to,
there's so many new people coming on board people have been
listening just a few months. So we got to kind of reiterate some
of the stuff. So when we say the truth wants to come out, what
we've noticed throughout the years is that when you listen
very carefully to people, they will say things that they really
believe in, without intending to say it, it's up to us to catch
it. Sorry,
I'm sorry. This is like a Freudian slip kind of thing.
This is a tell
what was your main takeaway from it?
There were some things we learned. We learned that Trump
asked about the Moscow building project all the way through the
campaign, we learned about the $35,000 check that we learned a
few things. But to me, it was more a moral occasion more than
anything else. And a moral occasion. You know, we what it
illustrates is the president. And frankly, Michael Cohen, who
long ago decided that celebrity and wealth is more important
than being a good person. And they've dragged us all down
there with us.
Now what was his flub? Exactly? It was read the end.
He says that they think that was fame and fortune is more
important than morals. And so the two there's two guys drag
them out, drag everybody down with us.
Ah, and frankly, Michael Cohen, who long ago decided that
celebrity and wealth is more important than being a good
person. And they've dragged us all down there with us that
catch? What a moron. That's great. I love that he
does this all the time, though. He has all these weird flubs
about that. Yes, he's
pretty conflicted, apparently, Chase. And then we go to part
two, which is the shield's going to I can't remember what's on
this one. But it's something maybe the same clip, but I don't
think so.
And they've dragged us all down there with us. And the people
they've dragged most effectively, are the House
Republicans, a lot of them on that committee, who decided that
they were completely curious about whether Donald Trump was a
good guy or bad guy or a really awful guy, that their own leader
they didn't seem to care about that. But they were going to rip
the skin off Michael Kohn. And so they attacked him. And what
was struck me is how moral corrosion happens, that you
decide you're going to defend or ignore Trump. And then to do
that, you have to morally distance yourself from him.
He goes on and on with this theory. Now, again, I want to
point out to people listen to this PBS NewsHour, which has
really gone downhill over the years, is that he's supposed to
be on the side of this is an audio with two guys. It's like
the point counterpoint goes way back to the 60 Minute era from
the 70s, I believe, when you have two people arguing two
perspectives, but no, it's the same perspective with two guys
arguing the same perspective. Both guys hate Trump. This is
not valuable to anybody going any one guy to hate Trump, not
both. Now the guy who should be hating Trump and does he does a
lie here. This is the clip MARK SHIELDS lies. Listen.
Rather than talking about present, they
took the old attack gratuity, which is if you can't argue the
substance, you'll go after the source. If you can't deal with
the message, you shoot the messenger. And that's what their
whole strategy was they The very fact that not a single member of
the Republican committee defended Donald Trump, or what
he was charged or alleged to have done. It to me was was
revealing. They just decided to go after Michael Cohen now.
Not a single member of the Republican group defended Trump
ever. Now this is this is a lie. No, I think it was Meadows or
whoever it was that brought the black woman in there. And I have
it here. And then there's other examples. I just pulled the one
that was the most obvious which is defending Trump play this
clip defending Trump and then they would think about what
shields just said, tell me this is not defending Doyle.
And that's I'm glad you acknowledged this patent,
actually, day in her personal capacity to actually shed some
light. How long have you known this patent?
I'm responsible for Lynne Patton joining the Trump Organization
and the job that she currently holds.
Well, that's I'm glad you acknowledge that because you
made some very good demeaning comments about the President
that Ms. Patton doesn't agree with. In fact, it has to do with
your claim of racism. She says that as a daughter of a man born
in Birmingham, Alabama, that there is no way that she would
work for for an individual who is racist? How do you reconcile
the two of those myths
as neither should I as the son of a Holocaust survivor?
Mr. Cohen? I guess what I'm saying is, is I've talked to the
President over 300 times I've not heard one time, a racist
comment out of out of his mouth, in private. So how do you
reconcile it? Do you have proof of those conversations?
I would ask you,
do you have tape recordings of those conversations? No, sir.
No.
Okay. Now, how is that not defending Trump?
Well, it is of course, it's different. What
is shields talking about either shields is either
shields listen again, let's listen again to shields.
Rather than talking about President, they took the old
attack route today, which is if you can't argue the substance,
you'll go after the source. If you can't deal with the message,
you shoot the messenger. And that's what their whole strategy
was they The very fact that not a single member of the
Republican committee defended Donald Trump, or what he was
charged or alleged to have done. It to me was was revealing. They
just decided to go after Michael Cohen now.
You're right. He's lying. Maybe he didn't
either. Well, there's two things one, he I think he's lying,
because he knows nobody's gonna check on this because nobody is
gonna watch this stupid. Ridiculous same as saying, Oh,
he never saw the hearing, which is possible.
That's also possible. It's the same as saying Trump is
humorless.
Yeah, so we're dealing with PBS NewsHour has two guys that are
just anti Trump, which is unbalanced reporting. And then
you got this guy just blatantly lying. And I think I could
probably catch him doing this constantly. And it's
important to understand that this program, in particular, PBS
Newshour is what Washington DC watches. That's what uncle Don
watches as like that. This is what they watch. Yeah, this is
this is not questioned as being truthful all the time. Because,
hey, it's the PBS NewsHour.
Yeah, well, I was very irked by this, and I don't care that
he's, you know, what Trump's up to or what he's doing that? Like
these guys, but I just find it annoying that you have a show
where you you bring these two guys out? And they both just
just both anti Trump errs. Yeah, both liberals. I mean, I think
Brooks is mentioned he's a Democrat. But then you can't get
enough material from what's already available from maybe
that two hour speech, for example, you can't get enough
material. So you actually lie about what material material you
have. It's unconscionable and make
millions of dollars in the process of the guy like I can
tell. I can tell and he's making bank.
Better we are Yeah, exactly. Anyway, okay. The end of that.
Several producers put together very nice packages for me, of
the Canada Navion Fructus. Oh, yes. SNC Lavalin. Which is just
a it's it's a great story. There's some great sound clips.
Everyone did. I mean, three different versions. And through
that I chose two clips to play. Can
I preface it with something? Yeah, not a clip. But I would
recommend people look at the wiki page for this company. Yes.
And when you get down to it when it's when the scandals began. It
is scandal read. It's
great. It really is fantastic. So this is Michelle Rempel.
She's in. She's a conservative and she's in the Canada navan
government a there and she is the one standing up and explain
explaining the history of this. And she doesn't quite succinctly
and just just under two minutes and 20 seconds. So
SNC Lavalin is a Montreal based company. And its description is
it provides engineering, procurement and construction
services and has a lot of Munch employees in the Montreal area
and has won a lot of major taxpayer funded like big, big,
big, multimillion dollar contracts from the federal
government. So there's a lot of folks at stake. And there's a
lot of profit at stake here. So what's happened was in 2015, the
RCMP laid charges against this company and the charges were
they allege that the company offered bribes worth $47.7
million to Libyan officials and Moammar Qaddafi son was named in
the court documents I believe. The company is also alleged to
have defrauded Libyan public agencies of approximately $129
million. And recently, we found out that the RCMP has laid out a
bribery scheme here in Canada, with the company involving the
$127 million Jacques Cartier bridge contract in a collusion a
federal official pleaded guilty to last year in accepting more
than $2.3 million worth of payments from this company. Fast
forward to this year. The company this very wealthy well
funded company went on the lobbying spree to end all
lobbying spree like imagine American style lobbyists.
Hey, easy does it candy Navia.
Like, like full court press on the government?
So I have foam finger number one down here. Everybody
meeting after meeting with the Prime Minister's Office won't
take no for an answer because they wanted to get out of this.
That's the motivation here. And why? Because if they're
convicted of this, this company can't bid on what? federal
contracts. That's the big penalty for this. Right. There's
a lot at stake. So in the budget bill, Mr. Speaker, this company
after lobbying, the liberal snuck in something called a
deferred prosecution agreement in this like, bajillion page
document, Oh, that's too bad with that had everything under
the sun, they snuck in a major legal change. And a deferred
prosecution agreement. Simply put, would allow the government
or it would allow a lesson s&c levelin, not to have if they
went this route to potentially not have to go to jail or be
convicted, they could just pay a fine. And then they would also
be eligible to what bid on federal contracts?
You know, that's the way we do it here. I don't see why Canada
is behind the ball on this. It's exactly what
we do. We do it with what we banks do
we bribe everybody and then when they get caught them, we don't
send anyone to jail. We just find them a billion dollars.
Yeah,
that's the model taxpayer says little bit lightens the load on
the taxpayer. Yeah,
I mean, what, what, what is wrong with them? Don't they
understand that this is how it rolls. And then this would have
to be the best clip of what she said and the Prime Minister's
response, as she delves into a little bit of the bottom of the
Wikipedia page about SNC Lavell. And and their scandalous
tactics,
Prime Minister conspired to stop the criminal trial of a company
charged with bribery. And this is what the bribery looked like.
invite members to be judicious in the use of words. There are
certain accusations we cannot make here in certain ways. So
I'd asked member to be careful in the use of order.
I guess, I guess you can say the prime minister did this you have
to be really specific about his role in it or something, some
some rules, but she has
got a lot of anti free speech, little gotchas that you we do
too and the Brits have have a lot of right. All these English
speaking countries have these the Commonwealth the
Commonwealth has rules. These weird ways. If you can't say
that being say this.
I have to be able to be familiar with the rules. And I'm prepared
to talk to them privately if they wish. I remember from
Calgary Nose Hill. This is
what s&c is intervention looked like $30,000 worth of Canadian
prostitutes given to Muammar Qaddafi son called victimless
crime just now
that now they've worked in it like we do it. Just blow in
Yeah. $30,000 $1,000 with a horse Yeah, hooker Hello,
hookers, ladies of the night sex workers, professional ladies,
all for Gadhafi son, also known
as how many people that involved how many girls were involved.
That's a very good question. Any specifics was like, well, it was
a 30 women they each got $1,000 Possibly and you got three grand
a pop could have been do they split? 15 grand? I was
interested
if it was girlfriend experience it would maybe five? I don't
know. Let's say you don't want to know what the troll room was
saying about us right now.
Given tomorrow to troll them cuz those guys always make kids
worth of Canadian prostitutes given to Muammar Qaddafi son.
This is the same way this great
Canadian price. Oh, yeah. Not just not some shitty hookers.
No, no Canadian prostitutes top of the bill, baby. The best of
the best is the top class prime beef
dollars worth of Canadian prostitutes given to Muammar
Qaddafi son. This is the so called victimless crime. Now
wait,
wait until you hear it You don't respond to this,
that our woke feminist Prime Minister is moving mountains to
cover up. But
this has to be this has to be heard again. This is what our
woke feminist Prime Minister's a great little title.
This is the so called victimless crime that our woke feminist
Prime Minister is moving mountains to cover up. When did
the Prime Minister learn that SNC Lavell and paid for
prostitutes for moment Moammar Qaddafi son, right honorable
Prime Minister.
Mr. Speaker every step of the way, we will stand up for
Canadian workers, we will stand up for good jobs,
right. What's funny about the I gotta play the whole bit. What's
funny about it, he says, He's talking goes immediately. So
again, he's accused of being complicit in bribing Moammar
Qaddafi son with prime Canadian hookers. And the first thing he
says we stand up for workers rights, he clearly does he mean
for people who work for SNC levelin, or for the rights of
the women to work,
we will stand up for Canadian workers, we will stand up for
good jobs right across this country, we will do so in a way
that is consistent with our values, with our expectations.
And with the rule of law. That is the matter that we will stay
focused on in this we will defend Canadian jobs, and we
will ensure that we're being consistent both with our values
and with the rules and laws in place.
This is This is better than Trump
using gate taking advice from Al Franken
kisses. This is fantastic. I agree though. We need some
clarification on the on the Canadian hookers. Now I agree
that it's it's confusing. When you say 30,000 Sounds like you
know this Qaddafi kid is just buried under flesh. But who
knows? I mean, maybe it was a cost of the jet built into the
30 Grand I agree. I mean, it's
been two women for all you know, it'd
be Yeah. Dynamite stuff. Hey, great. Great going. Canada.
Thank you. It's very entertaining. enjoyed very much.
Yes,
I take a loss and you have to excuse me, that's okay.
No problem. While you teach in July,
you take the laws in today's laws, and it was brought to me
by Jake Mintz out of Boston English since 1907. Oh,
really now, who would have thought
in Boston, England for over 100 years
will take us in a little different direction for a
moment. The I think we were one of the first to start talking
about the Facebook slash Google slash YouTube moderators, that
app and to an extent Twitter, but mainly Facebook, and Google
and we see them here in downtown Austin right across the street.
These are the people that sit and watch for hours every single
day to all the horrific shit that is uploaded to these social
networks, and have to make decisions about leaving them on
it within context. This is what AI machine learning AI ML is
supposed to do. And what we've been promised, but meanwhile,
there's 15,000 of these contractors working just for
Facebook. And it apparently is a very harrowing job very poorly
paid $15 an hour, which is great in Arizona is higher than
minimum wage. But when you hear what these people have to go
through, it's it's quite dwelled, there's some something
askew with the Facebook business model and how they reward
important employees. And since we can barely get any good
information from M five M, I went to the podcasts. And the
most recent article written about these Facebook moderators
was for the verge. And so the verge cast brought on the Casey
Newton, who is the author of this article, and I want to
share some pieces of it because there's some new information we
haven't learned some some terms that I think will be useful. And
just some conclusions. Let's talk first about the job itself
and the tools they use.
What they do is they use a piece of software called single review
tool or SRT, and it offers up an endless queue of posts that
someone somewhere in the world has reported for violating
Facebook's content policy. So some of the stuff is benign.
Some of this is just people trolling their friends by
reporting their posts. But of course, a lot of it is really
disturbing. It's violent content. It's graphic sexual
content, it's child exploitation. It's stuff that if
you look at it long enough can have really low lasting negative
effects on your mental health. And as you listen
to this guy, this reporter, he is such a millennial, you'll
hear him up, talk into things he wants you to agree with, which
doesn't matter that much just interesting, because you'll hear
it.
And so, you know, you sort of ask like, what is the job, the
job is to work an eight hour shift, where you're going to be
asked to look at maybe 300, maybe 400, if you're really
moving quickly, posts per day, and then spending less than 30
seconds on each item, decide whether it adheres to Facebook's
very lengthy community guidelines. And as the story
points out, those guidelines are actually changing almost every
day. And if you say this is violating, then you have to say
why it's violating. And you sort of also have to say like, in
what order it's violating. So like, this very weird quirk of
the system that I didn't describe in the story is, if
like, if something depicts violence, but there's also
nudity in the image, which actually happens a lot. And you
you mark the post as violating for being violence, that will
count against your accuracy score, because what you should
have marked it for was having nudity, which is like the
highest order violation and Facebook's rules.
That was interesting to me. Nudity is a higher violation in
the Facebook rule pecking order than violence.
Well, that's kind of the way it is in the movie business.
Ah, yeah, you're right, you're right. To think about it. Let's
talk about what they make for doing this. And the question
never really gets answered as to, you know, can't this be done
through artificial intelligence, but this is the conversation
about it,
you created this incredibly high pressure job, where people who
are making $15 an hour, and who've been entrusted with these
very important questions of speech and security, they're now
being held to the standard that many of them describe to me as
impossible. So like that, that nature of the work where you you
must be accurate. And yet accuracy is also just kind of
what what folks on the ground agree with, I think, is really
problematic, by the way that $15
An hour is a full time job. It adds up to what 28,000 28,800 A
year and you know, if you stay on for a year, you can get a 47
cents an hour increase. Here's what I think is going on, when
you look at what Facebook has said about content moderation
over the past couple of years, they're always very quick to
point out the amount of moderation that they're able to
do the machine learning AI, and how that number is growing over
time. So in the context of ISIS, for example, they're typically
able to identify ISIS content now really quickly, and maybe
prevent it from ever even being uploaded. And that's a good
thing I have no problem, though, is that when you start talking
about it in those terms, you have already decided that the
job that you're doing is essentially a machine job. And
that these 15,000 workers that you've hired around the world to
do this are effectively a start. They're going to be given this
task for only as long as until the machine can do it. And as a
result, you're not going to see the people who are doing this
job fully as people, right, you're going to see them as as
cogs in a machine. And so a lot of what I wanted to kind of
explore in the story was just the humanity of these people and
like what is their lived experience of doing a job and
try to separate that just from the system that has been built
up around them? That you pick
up on the same thing I did? It's becomes very irritating when
he's trying to tell you something all of a sudden he
tell you that this is bad. And then and then and then it
because it's what is
true. Does it is it like a streak and then he stops doing
it? Yeah,
let's see if he does it in this one that to be peculiar. So if
you're watching crazy videos all day, let's say you're watching
911 truther videos and conspiracy theory videos, which
are I believe, now I was reading this morning. Facebook is now
Google is the YouTube is banning all conspiracy, quote,
conspiracy theory videos from the algorithm. So they will not
be surfaced anywhere. Only only you've just searched. So what
happened was the best stuff.
One dimension I think is absolutely worth exploring and
studying is the notion that being exposed to conspiracy
theories and misinformation will make you believe it, even if
your job is to delete it. Yeah. And you definitely you spoke to
some folks who
by the way, this is Nilay Patel, a class a douchebag.
They believe in 11 was an inside job, which is false. No, that's
what you say, and who believes the world is flat, which is
false. Okay. And it seems to just come up a little bit more
often than anyone would reasonably hope.
Absolutely. I mean, even for folks that I spoke with who had
not felt affected in that way they did tell me that they felt
in danger of that right. I talked to one person who said
that after they watched their 15th Alex Jones video They
thought, Oh, he's starting to make some sense. And then I need
to stop doing this. You know, after my story came out today,
somebody tweeted at me,
this is the thing that gets me is these guys, they can't even
bring themselves to say, Well, maybe if you do watch something
15 times it starts to make sense. No, it's immediately
you're mentally challenged,
then apparently some research on this subject and that academic
researchers who study misinformation have experienced
similar effects. It is a phenomenon that is somewhat
known, apparently. But when I asked Paradijs about it, it was
news to them, like they said that they had not been
previously aware of this phenomenon. And one of the
reasons I think it's important to think through the
implications of that is that this might be a job that you
have for six or eight months before you get fired. I heard a
story that had almost an entire training class, which you know,
involves dozens of people, almost an entire class was
walked out the door on their final day of training, because
they weren't accurate enough. Other people I talked to started
having panic attacks during training, right? So think about
what kind of lasting effect on your psyche might come from
doing this job for a year, and then how long this job will have
changed you forever, I think that the lasting impacts can be
quite severe. And again, for $15 an hour, it just doesn't seem
like a good bargain.
Okay, so the conclusion and this is what got me just really have
heads head shaker to me, the conclusion of the verge bags, is
it. So you already hear them talking about how it's very
difficult and you know, it's very, it's works on your psyche,
and you probably can't do more than six to nine months, because
then you become an idiot and start believing in conspiracy
theories, even though scientists have not really heard of this,
but Okay, so I guess they know it's true when it happens, and,
and it's only $15 an hour. And, you know, these people who are
here only only as placeholders until the artificial
intelligence and the middle of machine learning comes into play
these people, John,
they are heroes,
just before we came on. Our producer Zack and I were talking
about other kinds of jobs where we inflict this level of pain on
people and trauma on people. Yeah, the United States
government, like routinely cells sends young people into war, but
then they come back and we valorize them, right, you have
police and firefighters, we valorize them as first
responders, there does not appear to be that additional
level of valor and value ascribed to the people using the
single review tool at contractor in Phoenix.
And there absolutely should be and actually, for me, maybe the
most exciting part of writing this story was the hope that I
could shed light on the work that they do, because again, as
somebody who uses Facebook and Instagram, I benefit from the
work everyday even though I will never know their names. Not only
do these people not get the credit that they deserve for the
work that they do, but many of the ones that I spoke to
actually felt nervous about sharing their their work day is
with even their their spouses, their partners, their loved
ones, they felt like they should never refer to the work they did
at Facebook or or that might be yet another thing that could get
them fired. And so that increase their feelings of loneliness and
alienation. And you know, I think could potentially put some
vulnerable people at risk so that that secrecy element is a
real double edged sword. Yeah,
man they're really they're working for humanity baby they'd
like cops and teachers and firefighters and they are we're
benefiting from them making sure nothing harmful reaches my
retina
there's a couple of things of course they don't deal with for
example, this thing that the guy talks about where at the end all
you know you even talk about Facebook, you might get fired,
you know, there's things called wrongful termination suits that
are pretty effective especially against big giant companies with
big deep pockets. Does that ever discussed no no. The other thing
is these guys they burn out after so many months. Does
anybody go on disability this should be a very easy way to do
this. You should be able to go to a doctor or a shrink or
somebody to get you get on an SDI or whatever it is a
disability insurance program and be paid for not working you
should be able to do that. Is that disgusting? I doubt it. Now
Now the other thing that strikes me is that do we know that this
is not some CIA experiment?
Oh, man, I love you for that idea.
It's like It's like high experiment written all over.
It's hyper MK Ultra. Yeah, it does have that written all over
a dozen damn good one. I'll give you a bell. I get a bell. Good
one and like that. Well, if not, hello, you guys. Here's an idea
for you. You might want to try out on this. Yeah, that Facebook
research sort of thing should be all over it. Yes. Interesting. A
lot of people at the meetup yesterday are like, Hey, man,
show me your OTG phone. Now, other that'd be whipping it out.
Here you go.
You'd be whipping it out. I'd
be whipping it out. And that's right. Oh, speaking of oh,
here's something odd. I want to ask you about if you know how
this works, though, a long, long time ago, and I still have my
iPhone, it just sits on the floor in the living room only to
run WhatsApp if I need to talk to somebody on that. But I
barely use it for that as well. So my, my credit card number got
jacked. And so I've gone through the the fun process of changing
credit card numbers on everything that is connected to
my card, which you know, includes infrastructure for the
show, mainly, stuff like that. Your you'd be surprised how many
things are connected to your credit card on some kind of
subscription basis. But here's the thing that was odd. So I
have this is a Chase credit card. And this Chase credit
card. Years ago, I put it into my iPhone, my apple Wallet. So
you can use it for Apple Pay. Which I also haven't used
climbing How long have I been doing OTG? Like at least a year
longer? So I have not have not used Apple Pay, but the credit
card was still in there. Do it? Well, it's okay is it I mean,
it's you know, that's the thing, you got to use your thumbprint.
And then you can contact lists, you can you can pay for
something at some red and most registers. So as I'm going
through what what to change here and there, I get an email from
Apple, which I'm always suspicious of, because you know,
a lot of those Apple emails or fishing expeditions, pH, and it
says, Oh, we've updated your card. Here's the new numbers
last four digits of the number, it's updated in your apple
wallet. And I went to check. And indeed, the new credit card had
been had replaced the old credit card without my intervention. So
Chase somehow has a direct connection with Apple direct
enough says not acceptable. I found it really creepy and
extremely unacceptable. So Chase said, Oh, curry has a new card.
Go ahead. Just swap it right up. I don't think that's cool. I
think it may even be borderline illegal.
Might be illegal. You might look
into that. And although I'm sure I signed some you lost somewhere
I did send some piece of crap. But so but maybe, maybe they
have it this is some interbank in connection that that we don't
know. People in the troll room are confirming this happened to
them as well. So there is some conductivity between Silicon
Valley and your bank that is unknown to the public at large.
I mean, yes, I know that I connected those two, initially.
But I don't see how did Chase must just put some flag out
saying this one's changed. Go ahead and what they have all my
info, my, my, my three digit ID and whatever that is, and they
have all those
things and everything in between probably a digital copy of your
thumbprint that can be used for anything in the future if some
phony wants to take over the account and ruin
you. Now while I realized that lots of people will see this as
Wow, that's handy. Thanks Chase and apple. Yeah,
no, that's the problem. Yes, exactly.
No one questions it. Well, maybe someone in one of our producers
knows exactly how that works.
anymore. It's on your side.
Meanwhile, we keep getting reports about this surge in $100
bills in circulation. Have you followed any of this?
No, I haven't even heard of this.
So there's all kinds of Bloomberg did a story on it. The
amount of $100 bills in circulation is surging, and it's
leaving some economists scratching their heads. The
number of outstanding us $100 bills has doubled since the
financial crisis with more than 12 billion of them across the
world. According to the latest data from the Federal Reserve,
see notes of past $1 bills in circulation. According to
Deutsche Bank, generally economists believe the surge is
related to people around the world wanting to hoard cash, a
similar force that's driven the interest in cryptocurrencies
high denomination high value currency notes have historically
been a preferred form of payment for criminals given the
anonymity, lack of transaction record and relative ease with
which they can you not use cash. You're a criminal. That's pretty
much what it's saying. I mean, the whole thing comes to a Yeah,
well, it's got to be criminals got to be criminals. I have to
say I noticed in my between the I don't see $100 bills very
often, but a lot of the donations that people gave in
the past two meetups were $100 bills when I
was notable. We didn't have as much we had cash. We didn't have
anywhere near as much cash at it either Sacramento or Seattle or
or even Oakland? And then the first and the Oakland was first,
because it's all paid in cash. But as I think JC was there any
pointed out that it seems as though there was a nearby ATM.
So people that didn't bring any donations,
they felt guilty, right, but the ATM doesn't spit out. hundies
right. There's
always 20s. Yeah. And I bet you had a lot of cash laden been
texted with a lot of money. This is a bunch of criminals down
there. Oh, hell yeah,
we are not criminals. We prefer to be called outlaws. Outlaws.
That's what it is. And besides, you can't have much cash in
California because the tax man takes it all.
You guys are poor. Here's a couple elements like that.
You're poor, California.
I found it interesting. I just found it very interesting. Like,
what is that? Yeah, that is very screwy. And I'm sorry. You want
to say something?
No, I got just some clips you can catch. I got some kids. She
told me something
that I wanted to talk to you about? Sure. And I did look it
up. And so he has a three prong theory. He says one, there are
so many people odd in Washington State. That even now or at a
certain point, they had to have refrigeration trucks. called
into service because the morgues were filled that couldn't fit
any more dead bodies in them. Had you heard anything about
this?
No, but it actually is believable. So
yes, it turns out to be true. I did find articles about this.
But then Eric made a very interesting connection. He says
that a law just passed and it's not just in Washington State
turns out 17 Other states have this for something known as re
composition. And re composition is essentially the composting of
human beings human composting. It involves placing bodies in a
vessel and hastening their decomposition into a nutrient
dense soil that can then be returned to the families. So
Eric says, It's so bad that you know, of course, for families,
you know, you can cremate, you can bury or you could wreak Reek
or you could compost I guess I'll just call it compost. He
says it's so bad that with the drug overdoses, they don't even
take the time to know that we don't even have to identify
these people just compost them. And it's being used as compost.
Well, it's it's hard to it's I don't know anything about this.
But again, it's Soylent Green fiction anything is believable
in this kind of in that realm. Is it Soylent Green? Its people
it is people. It's fantastic. Tina, posting the public Tina
can't stop talking about it. She's talking to everybody
yesterday about a note like what the composting people in
Washington State. Yeah. 17 other states on the way baby. That's
fantastic. Hey, if I go before you, I want to be composted and
I want to be in your garden. I want you to grow something on
me. Oh,
girl, lemon tree on you. Oh, okay. So they're going to
expedite Hmong. So you got to catch up on that that took a
long time to get to
the Canadian government today formally gave the green light to
start extradition hearings for Huawei executive Mung Wong Jo,
Hmong faces fraud charges in the US. She was arrested in
Vancouver in December. The Chinese telecom company is
accused of stealing trade secrets and violating US
sanctions on Iran. Mung has maintained her innocence.
Yeah, this I think, is just a bargaining chip for so it's
gotta be that but the question is, what? Five Five G's.
I have two clips. I want to do a side by side. Okay. Now that was
37 seconds. It was 44 It's a little longer. This guy you were
talking about Washington State and their composting Governor
there that guy would be somewhat responsible for this is this guy
Inslee is like a douchebag. And he's gonna run for president.
Oh, this is the guy the climate change guy. He's all by his his
whole thing. Yes. He's all for the for composting.
Yeah, it'd be all for composting. So he wants to
compost the public. So he'd be the composting president if you
ever got in, but he's a douche bag. And he's kind of a squirrel
squirrel guy. But he is going to run for president and so it's
not going to get anywhere but he's going to run for president
because he thinks he can do and he's going to be on a soul
plant. The only thing is in his platform is stop global warming.
So so the two operations I got two clips, I got him the
announcement, the long announcement, which is the PBS
announcement. And then I want to contrast it to the Democracy Now
announcement because I have a punch line at the end that I
think democracy now thinks is a good thing. But it just makes me
laugh. Let's play PBS
Washington State Governor Jay Inslee announced today he's
running for president joining a growing Democratic field. The
former congressman led the Democratic Governors Association
in 2018. When the party flipped seven gubernatorial seats in its
direction. Anthony told supporters in Seattle that
combating climate change will be the centerpiece of his campaign
because I believe our ability to rise to any challenge this we
know, we are the first generation to feel the sting of
climate change. And we are the last generation that can do
something about it.
Inslee is the 13th Democrat to launch a presidential bid
Okay,
so he's just a climate change guy i By the way, I can't wait
till June when we get to see the first debates. I mean, this is
gonna be the greatest show on earth if this is the way
democracy now handles it because they're there I mean, democracy
now is so all in on climate change dude, such an extreme
that they actually added the kicker at the end that they
thought would be a plus, I think, and I heard it as oh my
god, conflict of interest. This is hilarious.
Washington State's Democratic Governor Jay Inslee announced
today he's running for president in 2020. In a video posted to
YouTube, Inslee said he would make the issue of battling
climate change his top priority.
We're the first generation to feel the sting of climate
change. And we're the last that can do something about it. We
went to the moon and created technologies that have changed
the world. Our country's next mission must be to rise up to
the most urgent challenge of our time defeating climate change.
Governor
Inslee will formally announced his candidacy today at a solar
panel company.
Saw that the solar dude Hello, Obama era called it wants his
campaign back. Are you kidding me?
That's just good. Stop laughing. Whatever.
So good. Tonight on 60 minutes, is more child abuse tune into
CBS, the child abusing network as they will speak with the
children who have by themselves almost single handedly, because
they're just that great have filed a lawsuit against the
federal government. You're 11
years old, and you're suing the United States government. That's
not what most 11 year olds do. Right? Yeah. Levi Dre. Haim is
one of 21 kids asking federal courts to block the US
government from continuing the use of fossil fuels. They say
it's causing climate change, and they've amassed 50 years of
evidence. This already forced the government to make some
remarkable admissions save, got them with their own words.
It's really the clearest, most compelling evidence I've ever
had. In any case, I've litigated in over 20 years.
And that's their lawyer who looks like she's probably in her
50s. But sounds like she's 12. So I can't wait for that more
child abuse. I'm working on a full report about some of these
children. And the parents they belong to,
I never want to use these but I got a couple clips from Amy
Goodman again, and they brought in that 16 year old Greta Greta
Greta Thornburg, no, no, no, not. Not that. No, you're
talking about the black girl who said we voted you?
Yeah, yes. Yeah. Want to hear that? Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure.
We voted you. So she's on that she's apparently been trained by
some I've seen this going on in the West Coast. You see these
training sessions, and she's been trained. So she says, you
know, she presented your case. You know, I think okay, but this
is Eric get climate girl. ar e Feinstein, Amy pushes.
Yesterday, I spoke with three of the climate activists age 1612
and 10, who confronted Senator Feinstein, I began by speaking
with Aisha Clark, a 16 year old junior at Midwest High School
and Oakland. She's an activist with youth versus apocalypse. I
asked her why she went to Senator Feinstein's office,
really there to ask her to vote yes, on the green New Deal. And
while we were there, she said things like, it's not going to
pass in the Senate. It's too pricey. And we responded by
saying that really Senator Feinstein, it's too pricey to
not enact the green New Deal. And the longer that we wait, the
more costly and devastating the consequences of this climate
crisis will be. And that, frankly, we understand that the
green New Deal may not pass in Senate right now because we know
that the Republicans hold the majority, but that it's
important that our politicians take a stand and say that they
are in solidarity with The US and that the understand the
weight of this climate crisis, and that so that we can start to
build the momentum for when we do hold the majority and Senate
and it'll pass right away and we can really take needed action.
And Senator Feinstein has been in the Senate for over a quarter
of a century. Your answer to her when she responded to all of you
in her office saying she has a lot more experience than you do
that she knows what she's doing. When she introduces a resolution
or a bill. She knows how to get what gets passed and what
doesn't.
While I have a lot of respect for her, and of all the work
that she's done, I think there's always change to be made.
There's always room for improvement. And just because
she has more explore life experience than me, doesn't mean
anything. Because I am the one who is experiencing most
directly the effects of this climate crisis. Anyone who has
to miss school because of smoke days, I'm the one who has to
worry about flash floods and mudslides and fires. I'm the one
who was at the forefront of those experiences. So I should
be the one who is telling her what needs to be done to be
changed for that to be changed. Wow, how
abusive. This is like, this girl is completely done. I mean, it's
like, I can't even laugh about it. Chris have created this
monster. Yeah, they have. They deserve what's going to happen
to happen to him. Let's listen to the end of verse another
minute of the arrogant climate girls the oh, I guess I post a
brother I there's an old brother moment in here.
Issue What got you so interested in this issue and the issue of
climate change?
Well, it's for two reasons. One, because we're really seeing the
impacts of the climate crisis right now. We have we're it's
raining a lot in California right now. And usually that
would be a really good thing because of the drought that was
made extremely more severe by climate change.
This is She's a climatologist. I want to make sure because you
know, we all can only speak about climate. If you were an
actual scientist. She is scientist. Is she a licensed
professional in this field?
She's 16 year old. She's a high school kid.
But now we're scared about the rain because there can be
floods. And there can be mudslides because of the fires
that just happen. That is also because of the climate crisis.
No. Since the 1800s. It's been written about the hell that is
California with its fire and rain and mudslides. No. Oh, by
the way. Dianne Feinstein does remember, that's what life
experience does for you.
We've had to miss school because of smoke days. That didn't
happen 1020 30 years ago.
Is that true? And smoke days? That didn't happen? There were
smog days in Los Angeles. Yes, smog days were worse. Oh, my
goodness.
Basically, it's almost
impacting us right now. And the second reason is because I
really think that
I grew up in Amsterdam with smoke days, but it was
different.
Climate change is a intersectional issue. And that,
especially when dealing with the green New Deal it encompasses
climate change is an intersectional issue. You know,
comprende
actually, when you from that point, and in her talk, this is
where it gets, it actually gets to me, it gets a weird.
So intersectionality means everybody who is a minority is
everybody but old white guys is intersection way but you and me.
That's right. That's right every
now and that, especially when dealing with the green New Deal,
it encompasses so many issues, economic justice, racial
justice, women's rights, so many things. And through fighting for
climate justice, I can also fight for all of the other
justices that I'm super passionate about.
That is the green New Deal. That is exactly it. It says right
there in the green New Deal. It's intersectional. And when we
fight climate change, we help all minorities we help everybody
but we kind of kill old Whitey guy. Everything else is held.
Everybody has helped. It's nuts. It is it is and but this is
child abuse. And I mean you correctly say this arrogant kid,
but she's been abused into this to believing it and she's
propagating this message of her life me and one of our one true
scientists who listen to our show producer Rob last name goes
anonymous. He says Let me tell you the reason he said about the
2030 deadline this date is very important. He says near or
around 2030 is when all the major Western models which are
had such as No it's a cru T 4.6 CMIP. Five and RCP the models in
2030 start diverging in such a manner that their accuracy of
prediction will not be able to be argued temperature change
will either be on trend For less than one degree Celsius, or plus
two degree Celsius. So if we get to say says, A says meal in the
language of a climate scientists, they mean this means
if we get to the year 2030, and the rate of temperature change
is not as dramatic as predicted, then it's just another climate
change trends that they have on record from before the earth
will not be on fire. And this will be very bad for funding.
This is why the Chinese the Chinese know this. Yep. That's
why when they did their climate deal with the Paris Accords,
they said that all implementation takes place after
2030. Remember that? Everybody said Obama is a genius. You got
the Chinese to sign up after 2030 and nobody, nobody, I don't
get how nobody got all bent out of shape by that. Okay,
because no one wants to be called a Well, I'll tell you why
here is if we got to take our final break. But here is Trump's
climate czar. He is interesting fellow, his name is William
happer. And hapur is not just any old, old white dude, he is
the dean of faculty at Princeton. I'd say the dean of
faculty at Princeton has some standing. You're up there in
academia you're
definitely some sort of academic Well, this
mofo was on edge, man, he's getting beat up and he's he's
starting to he's starting to crack. This was CNBC. If all the
innocuous lame ass places that you start to freak out over an
interview, this is what went down.
I have some issues with all of this, obviously, because you
don't believe in climate change at all. You made a comment
at Johnson and Johnson, I believe. Shut up, sir.
I'm open.
This is the dean of faculty saying, Oh, I didn't say that.
Shut up. Shut up. Right off the bat.
is cracking. This is this is this is not good for this man.
I have some issues with all of this, obviously, because you
don't believe in climate change at all. You made a
comment? Justin than a man I believe in.
Shut up,
sir. I'm open. I'm open. I'm open to all ideas. You made a
comment back in 2009, comparing climate change to the Holocaust.
And my question is, are you suggesting when you made that
comment that climatologists and climate scientists are the
equivalent of Hitler and Nazis? I mean, that's what it seems
like you were trying to say,
you know, you know, I get called a denier. And all anyone who
objects to all of the height gets called a denier that's
supposed to make me a Holocaust denier. You know, I'm getting
tired of that. And the comment I made was, the demonization of
carbon dioxide is just like the demonization of the poor Jews
under Hitler. Carbon dioxide is actually a benefit to the world
and sobered the Jews.
Yeah, yeah, that'll work, bro. That's the way to explain your
way out.
Yeah, talk to your publicist after that these meetings.
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Well, you know, there's got one clip here that I want to play.
You know, when people say well, you can watch that democracy now
show you know, so they always have the stories that these
other guys don't cover that are always funny. Well, it's
mainstream even though it's it's pretty mainstream, but it's
mostly they read it from different wires and they're not
i somebody else's they use the New York Times is this.
Let me let me let me answer this. The reason why is we
provide a balanced diet of news and and disinformation. And if
you only want to look at the New York Times, I agree you're not
doing enough.
You any New York Times is is is known in the broadcasting
business if you're in radio or TV, if the New York Times isn't
covering that you don't cover it, right? It's a paper of
record. It's like It's like the it's like the dollar being the
world's currency. And so they get stuff like this story, which
you just laugh at, because it's so funny. It's Amy and the
Virginia governor's wife,
Virginia's first lady Pam Northam has apologized, after
she handed out cotton to African American students touting the
governor touring the governor's mansion and ask them to imagine
being an enslaved cotton picker.
I did see I saw a headline somewhere. I didn't realize that
she had asked them to imagine being an enslaved cotton picker.
Yeah. Wait. Governor, they're trying to oust because he's
black face his
wife is in on it. Clearly.
She's in on it. She's the she's she's the assassin on the inside
to get
rid of him. So it brings up to ISOs. I want you to play Okay,
are possible and to show one is the Amiens slave cotton picker.
I imagine
being an enslaved cotton picker. Yeah.
Okay, that's a good one. It's not bad. And then the other ones
I pulled from Trump's long, you know, two hour speech. Don't
fall asleep.
Don't fall asleep. Don't fall asleep. Right. Don't fall
asleep.
I think if we just do one, it's great for indoor shows like fall
asleep. We just do that one.
Lunch. You want the full one? So do you I find I like them both.
I had an ISO to let me see what I have. Oh, yeah. It's a
leftover from Alex Jones. I'm kinda retarded. I thought that
was kind of which one do you want? For the end?
I don't like to do the Alex Jones one. No, no, I don't like
it. Because I heard it a couple of times. It's taken out of
context. And I mean, the ISOs are always taken out. Hello. But
I didn't like the whole the whole. You know, the carnival
around that Alex Jones showing up on the show that of the show
that won't have you on?
They will? Yeah. I hope so. You see, Joe Rogan? That's what
you're talking about?
Yeah, that's right. Joe Rogan I have
what do I have left here?
Well, that's if you want me to go to PBS and do the Venezuela
update to see what the hell's going on there. Yeah,
I did want to mention one quick thing. I was why I'm a big fan
of the the grand tour. The former top gear guys on it. Did
you watch it? Do you watch the show? No, I
do not. I have a limited number of TV shows besides news and
commentary shows from this show, right that I watch and I don't
have room for it. There's no slot available. Yeah.
So I have I have a slot during the day when Tina's not home.
That's when I can watch this. And and I'm watching and they're
doing this thing in China. That cheap car challenge. I think
they call it and I'm like, wow, because they got budget on the
show. And you know where they are. And Shaun king. Oh, really.
So the same the same city that sponsored New Year's Eve on in
Times Square in New York.
But they tried to get tourists to go to that place that was
gonna go there.
And it was a blow job piece, man. It was like, Oh, look at
fantastic look. It's great. Oh, look at the road. Oh, these guys
are bad. 30 how good they know. It was real. It was almost
sickening these
kinds of temples and that's one of the biggest I think it's the
third biggest city in China. 30 million. Let me just give some
advice. If you want to go to China. If you haven't been to
Shanghai, you could spend a lifetime just going to Shanghai
and it's one of the greatest towns in the world is world
class. And that Beijing is fun, but Shanghai is where you go.
You can go to Hong Kong if you want to go broke. If you don't
want to go broke. You want to have a good time. You You go to
Shanghai and then there's other little cities along the coast
that are fun you don't go to this place
well they did. And they got paid to do it that's for sure. It was
just it felt dirty to me even though I know I'm not a fool I
understand that these shows how that works you talk to the
tourism department of countries you go to I get it was just this
like I'll show you a good time once again the Chinese all just
spewing their their stuff all over our guard, good
entertainment. Our New Year's Eve entertainment and our and
our metal
is too aggressive apparently. Yeah. Newbies they did they will
be the tourism bureau for a city like that, or some of these
other new Beezer like millennial directors of tourism, but they
don't know the game. You know, they don't know that. You know,
it's obvious when somebody's over promoting. You're supposed
to do it that way. Let's just get them over there. Show them a
good time and don't tell them what to do or how to say it and
don't give them crap because they never say anything. I think
there's some there's actually something some joke in there
that Clarkson is. Voiceover says you know, we can't say this
about this. You know, something like so one of those deals.
Yeah. Okay. Now good. ad for see what do I have it? Nothing new
on Brexit? Right. Except, except that
I got nothing on breakfast. The labor at the Venezuela update.
Oh, yes. That's
what we want it. Yes. One. That will be good, though. That'll be
a fun and upbeat note to leave the show. The
US Treasury Department has announced a new round of
sanctions against the Maduro regime in Venezuela. They target
six top members of the Venezuelan security forces
responsible for blocking humanitarian aid deliveries. The
US recognizes opposition leader Juan guaido as Venezuela's
rightful president at the State Department, US Special Envoy
Elliott Abrams responded to concerns that Why does support
might be fading.
I'm not concerned about the loss of momentum that some people
allege what underlies all this is not anything the United
States is doing what under what underlies it is the desire of
the Venezuelan people to escape from the condition of
dictatorship and economic misery that they are suffering. And
that has not diminished.
During a visit to Paraguay today. guaido announced that 600
members of the Venezuelan military have now abandon Maduro
government.
Okay, so where do we stand with that, then if that's happening?
The whole thing is up in the air as far as I'm concerned. I mean,
we were going to start to do we have to do something and
regularization may be in order. I don't know. I don't know.
Yeah. No guy is like, you know, he can't go there. And he's
worried six ways in Colombia is in Paraguay. He's not in
Venezuela. So I can't do anything. And this other guy
seems to be entrenched. He's got a bunch of military guys behind
him. I don't believe this 600 numbers, just maybe troops. That
figure that you can go heavy at least get some decent food in
Colombia?
Well, I have only one. One clip I just thought was interesting,
considering the European Union where they stand and who's who's
going to be the voting the new voting power. And if this goes
through, it'll be interesting for the EU in, in general, and
maybe even for other countries, specifically, Germany's
Justice Minister Katarina barley has called for the voting age to
be lowered from 18 to 16. She told her German newspaper, the
political engagement of school pupils, calling for action on
climate change was wonderful. Yeah, the Social Democrats said
they just respect the protesting every Friday to defend their
future, the BBC News.
So the way I read this is they're so pleased with the the
child abuse the results of which are, you know, all this great
coverage and climate change. They are so pleased with it,
like we need more of these children, but we need to give
them some actual power so they can vote and then you know, then
we'll indoctrinate a couple and then all vote for what we want,
or something like that. Yeah,
they hope. Wow. Yeah. Well, they figure here's what it looks.
Here's what I would say if you're going to take it from an
elitist perspective. Not that I'm one is like, hey, these kids
are so easy to manipulate. Yeah, you know, if we could just, you
know, find a way to manipulate it will be in power forever,
isn't exactly what I said. No, it's exactly the
idea of exactly what you said is that it's a version of what you
said.
Yes, perhaps a more comprehensive version of what I
said. But the
point is, is that I don't like this thing. They should take it
and change the voting age from 18 to 21. Is what they should do
Totally agree. Move it back.
And that concludes your deconstruction for today. On the
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If you tell a joke, if you're sarcastic, want to talk about an
agenda if you're having fun with the audience, if you're in live
television with millions of people,
we all need to understand what this is. This is the Michael
Cohen hearing presented by Lanny Davis. Be honest,
I was just hoping to get the check Russia, please,
if you can get us Hillary Clinton's emails, please Russia.
All I wanted was when I got personal attorney to the
president,
darling. Darling is the wind blowing today I'd like to watch
television
bombed in the run of rubles, found in the run, bombed in the
run, bombed in the run, we got the one. But we didn't need the
one found in the run. At the end of the day, you know, I'm
totally off script right now.
Total Michael Cohen's know the agenda, part of the record, want
to talk about an agenda.
And all of a sudden, they're trying to take you out with
bullshit.
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because you're a nice guy. I am a nice
guy. But more importantly, I would make a difference in
the record reflects that you're not a nice guy rather stunning
that there is no agenda 333
and Reclaiming my time. I have
lied. I am not a liar.
And now you're going to prison for the news for about an hour
until Trump tweeted something else. We now know that the
confidence that human activities are raising the heat at Earth's
surface have reached a five sigma level five sigma level. In
case you're wondering, that is the statistical gauge meaning
there is only a one in a million chance that signal would appear
if there was no warming. This is the gold standard previous
applied in 2012. To confirm the discovery of the Higgs boson
subatomic particle knew when they tried to create the black
hole for us all to die in. This is the gold standard
bye bye hi
This is the gold standard. Now it's not 97% This is 99.99999%
certain that they are right, that humans are causing global
warming the nation. This is located
governing body.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California.
Luckily, I
have friends within this organization. Good.
I'm sure they listen to the show all the time.
First of Biden's strikes.
Joe Biden said something nice about Vice President Mike Pence.
And you know what happened? To get in trouble.
And two major online backlash, Biden is now being forced to
walk back those comments. It's just kind of sad. You can't even
say
guys decent guy. Our Vice President is the DC Guy. Guy the
Democrat party went crazy.
How dare you say he's a decent guy? He's anti LGBTQ Q IAA
asterisk God rest his soul and although she's still alive, I
get in trouble. decent guy. Yeah. One of my problems is my
run run for president. I like Republicans. Bless me father for
I have sinned.
We'll get the wall up. Before the fake news get to him down.
They can say what they want. He's got boots on the ground.
And he knows just how America feels he's gonna throw some
punches and crush the green New Deal. Can't you see him standing
there taking questions from the mainstream machine. He's the
worst I've seen. Just listen to them scream Trump Trump Trump.
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