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Sunday March 17 2019. This is your award winning give on
nation media assassination episode 1121. This is no agenda,
reading the manifesto so you don't have to and broadcasting
live from the capital of the drone Star state here in
downtown Austin Tejas in the studio in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where we all say top of the in
the morning. I'm Johnson Raglan buzzkill
the top of the in the morning. Oh, yes, it's St. Patrick's Day.
That's right. I almost forgot. Yeah, yeah, it's been it's been
such a nutty couple of days that you know, we forgot to children
are out protesting we forgot St. Patrick's Day is just everything
is everything is up in the air.
The children they're out protesting.
Yeah. Well, I'll start off with my news from yesterday. Yeah,
minor news. I believe that we are starting to see a tipping
point with the phone zombies.
Yeah, go on.
Okay. Yesterday, we went over to the, to the house to Neil, we
were starting to move some stuff slowly, bit by bit doing it
ourselves, saves costs on the movers. And we're driving back
and we're on No, I think was it? Ruin Ned? a se ah, Austin. We're
going towards north. And we're in the left hand now South by
Southwest. So it's a little busier. But it was also be
around five o'clock. That was over by now. Instead, I think
today or tomorrow, maybe even just the last day? It's until
the 18th. Yeah. So people either left Thursday, or they're
leaving today or tomorrow. Anyway, so it's a little bit
busier, certainly around five o'clock, and we have some rush
hour traffic anyway. And traffic in Austin is pretty bad. And
it's uh, you know, four lanes, two on each side. I'm in the
left hand lane. And I have to stop. We're right near the lake.
This is a car that's waiting to turn left waiting for breaking
traffic to park by the lake. And I'm with the Tina and I'm with
Elise and we're just chatting away and we get rear ended so
hard. By a year I would say she was probably a 2025 26 young
millennial. And you know, you've been rear ended I mean, even
when someone really hits without there was no break screeches she
went full on into us. Probably doing to me I probably think
about four years on her phone a while Exactly. So first I check
ourselves we're all okay I get out of her thing is totaled. Her
head is down in the airbag. I'm like, holy crap. This is not
good. So I opened the door holding the phone. No, I opened
the door. And she's days. I mean, she's seriously dazed. But
there's no lacerations or anything and you know, the
airbag is still smoking. And the first thing she says is my
brakes didn't work. And I see the phone between her legs on
the ground with Google Maps open. And that was you know, I
just kept kept her calm and asked her to sit, you know, stay
put and don't move until an Austin police and fire
department did that within three minutes so fast. And so I didn't
have any further contact with her, which actually was kind of
weird. You know, maybe you'd come up afterwards and say, Hey,
sorry, but not didn't get any of that. I
know she's not gonna do that. But he probably shouldn't. What
do you mean? It's an admission of guilt?
Right. And so you know, me Of course, I'm talking to the
firemen and fire woman. I'm talking to the cops and
autographs signing autographs. Exactly. And yeah, looking at
their gear. And you know, how these reports are done, which is
pretty cool. It's automated. They just scan your, your
registration sticker. They got all your details is right there
on the front of the car with a barcode. They got everything
and go into a car rental place. Yeah,
exactly. Exactly like that. And so the, you know, I'm talking
and the guy says, Yeah, distracted driver. I said, Yeah,
so Is she okay, yeah, she's just a little shaken up. She's coming
out of it, saying her brake didn't work. And I looked at
him. He says, Yeah, I gotta put it down, because that's what she
said. But this happens every day. Now, it almost happened to
me this morning. He says, you know, someone I was in the right
hand lane to the person behind me could swerve off into the
grass pitches happening every day. And it makes sense. You
have these slower speeds, you know, 35 average probably mile
an hour rear endings, because all you need to do is look down
for the second and a half. And you've traveled right into
someone's tailgate. I think we're gonna see a lot more of
this.
Well, we wouldn't see a lot more of it. If the phone companies
were more responsible and talking about the handset
makers, they could fix their phones. So this is not even
possible. Do I not even be possible to use electrometer? In
10 miles an hour? Yeah. How
do you think that would go over with the public? Do you think
the public would accept that? I don't think so. I wouldn't
accept it. Don't tell me what to do. Let your slave
that's what they should do. But then let the law come into play.
Why don't our legislators, lead legislative people? Why don't we
let them you know, to finally do something about this this plague
and pass a law that the phone companies have to do that?
Well, I will say that in Austin, we have very strict laws for
we have them in California, too. It doesn't help. I'm just saying
that here they every morning because Tina drives, you know,
to work every morning, and there'll be waiting. No one is
waiting on his bike, kind of, you know, looking now looking
his knees or something. And then he signals ahead. This one was
on their phone. I think it's three or $500 Now just for just
for holding or touching your phone while driving. But good. I
don't think it deters anyone. But
anyway, I don't think it does either. Because you just do it
underneath.
You can't see everything. Anyway. My tailgate is itchy
writers between your legs. Yeah, yeah. Well, she was holding on
to it. He wound up on the floor. And I could see Google Maps like
okay, I got it. Anyway, I'm glad everyone's
unhurt for a rude awakening. Yeah.
I could just I mean, no squeal of brakes, man. Nothing's see
went straight in. Yeah, crazy. phrases as
you guys weren't hurt. Now I want to work with a guy who was
an insurance guy who worked for insurance companies. And he kind
of made most of his money off of doing these little insurance
scams. Including he says one of his one of the best bits you can
do is you in your drive around Lake Merritt, this would be for
itself was nowadays you can do this much easier. You drive
around Lake Merritt until you saw somebody right behind you
doing her lipstick, slam on your brakes and let her rear end
Jaya. And it's always good for a good amount of money. But he
says if you get rear ended like you just did. Yeah. His advice
was to just lay there and wait for it and say I need an
ambulance. Oh, sure. He says, good for a quarter of a million.
Yeah. And for a moment there you consider that? You're thinking
like, and they kept asking me Are you sure you're good? You
sure you okay, one? Okay, everyone's fine. And if we
didn't have headdress, yeah, that we would not have been fine
at all. That's what the headrests are for. So you break
your neck, because that would have been bad. But and now I
guess you know what my exit strategy came in went didn't
even see it. Dammit. It'll
happen again. From the sounds of your prediction. Yeah, yeah,
exactly.
You can just wait for it just you can probably even you know,
like draw a file and in basketball, you can probably
I'll just think I'll slow down here and stop for a second maybe
100 yards past the stoplight. See what happens.
Anyway, all right. Well, that's that's a little more exciting
than anything I did today. Well, whatever. Yesterday I guess
today I just started I mean, I've just been
deep down there's so much so much interesting stuff to talk
about.
Since we started with the millennial douchebag hit it rear
ending you might as well play this that you know, Facebook
went down we didn't talk really too much about it. But
apparently it was discussed to access to access on NPR. Oh, on
this on one of the fine NPR. I think the name of it's it's been
a minute is the name of the show. And it is it's a
millennial show and you're going to hear the millennials
discussing the great details and you're gonna get a lot of
details, you're going to find all the really deep information.
Well, let's This is the bonus clip.
I was wondering what these bonus clips were
Sally, your last What are your three words?
Well, Julia, speaking of infinite and endless ways of
interacting with the news, my three words are hashtag Facebook
down. Ooh, tell us about it. Well, as you may know, earlier
this week, Facebook went down for I think about 14 hours and
also the quote unquote Facebook family of apps. They call it a
cute way of talking about all of the internet that they own,
which is Instagram. Yeah and WhatsApp, Tinder. So people were
having
was Tinder down.
I have no idea.
You might know in a lot of trouble accessing Facebook and
Instagram and posting and interacting with it. And I think
it affected people in multiple countries. Right? I was affected
by my that It made it so that I couldn't like compulsively
refresh Facebook for no reason. Wow, what I discovered? Yeah, I
know you would think that. No, I feel like at this point, my need
to check Facebook has been common coded on like, there's
something evolutionarily happening. I just I
instinctually I'll have Facebook Open, and I'll be like, I should
open Facebook. And it's like, it's already there. But it's now
it's built in. Wow. So there was pandemonium? And I think, you
know, it affected people in real ways, like, who rely on for
example, WhatsApp to communicate with people internationally. But
I think for me, and most of the people I was talking to, it
affects us just in that, like, for example, I posted something
on Instagram that morning, and I was really hoping to get some
likes. I staged a really nice photo. Oh, sorry. Thank you.
I'm so sorry. Oh, yes. Oh, we've all been there haven't we?
Understanding Holy crap. Bonus clipping Dr. People this is this
the new NPR? Is this the future of NPR these reporters in space?
The millennials
talking like like I like it. Like
there's a lot of that going on.
With all vocal fry, and this guy who's just giggling at
everything she says very girly, like to try to, you know, he's
John, come on. We've all been there. When you style your
picture. You wanted some likes, and you couldn't get it? I mean,
it's a it's a bad day, man. It's a day record. Come on.
Well, let's let her continue.
Thank you for understanding
Hi, I recently put my phone to grayscale to try and not use it
as much, which basically means that it looks like a black and
white TV or whatever. Just pleasure. You know what
happened, I still use all of the apps, I just have no pleasure.
And I just get I'm not happy about it. But I'm using them
basically just as much as I was when it was color. It's really I
feel defeated, honestly.
But the thing about this particular Facebook outage is
that I've noticed recently that when I brought it up to people,
more people than usual, when there's some sort of outage and
an app we use all the time more people are like, Oh, I didn't
notice because for example, your phone is in grayscale, or my
wife took Facebook off her phone, and as a result is using
it like 95% Less so she didn't know about it. And I feel like
that was the other thing like half of us are experiencing
panic because we couldn't, you know, access our social media.
But then like half of people were like floating with
equanimity on the cloud being like, I didn't even notice that
because I deleted that up.
It's funny because I've kind of been reconnecting with an old
friend who a few years ago was like, man, like you gotta get
online with the rest of us. So I we know what's happened in your
life. It's like, you know, I'm sorry, I'm just not the kind of
person who does that. I don't I'm not office. I'm like, You
know what? I think you made the right choice.
Yeah, right. We've come around now that there's a point where
that was like the pretentious choice. Now is actually the most
honorable admirable I want to be like you on day. Deactivating
Facebook while
this is very disturbing to hear.
I thought you'd think so. Very disturbing. This is NPR people
can I'll give you a borderline because it's NPR that's for the
combo of the two but really it like you can't honor this kind
of stuff. That's really bad. That's that's like really bad
man. Like, you know, it's like, like, like, like, like, like,
like, like, like, like, honestly, right? Honestly, like
right. What are they teaching these children? That's
what got me Yeah, it besides the vocal fry, she actually switched
into a normal voice when she was imitating some. I don't know who
she was imitating old person will go fry. Oh, sounded normal
for a very short time. Now I do have a an ISO that I pulled out.
Dave Drew's found this clip and sent it to me.
Oh, yeah, that's when you don't get any likes. Oh, that's like
we don't get any likes like, Oh, right. Honestly. Sure.
That's NPR people. Yeah, that is that's there you go. This is
pictures going show. And I think a lot of this stuff going on in
PR nowadays is very much like, Why does MSNBC MSNBC still have
Al Sharpton?
It was short. The problem with this clip is I am not going to
start obsessing over the use of the word like which you just
used. Like, yeah, it's like, it's like,
we can catch each other.
Okay, well, there'll be an eight hour show. If you look at the
word cloud, for evening, we have the transcript at na transcripts
dot online. line I believe it is. And if you look at the word
cloud like is the biggest word. It's,
it's like already stuck. We've already been. I've already been
infected. We have people we have
we have. Shall we discuss the New Zealand mosque massacre?
Well, I have a bunch of clips. So I guess we must.
Yes, before we jump into clips, and I knew and I knew you would
have clips and I'm pretty sure you knew I would be looking at
the manifesto.
Yes, I I actually shared myself and a couple of things. I caught
the the shootings, as will not as they were occurring, because
I never saw the stream. But I did catch it the night of it
because I was I was watching. I was watching popcorn. And then I
switched his CBS N and they had a feed from TV three. And then I
saw I went to the computer started recording it. TV three
is an Australian local channel. And there's they had these, they
didn't play CBS and there was just the feed from Australia.
And so I managed to get a few kind of interesting clips. I
don't think any of them were that great. Oh, but a couple of
couple of
observations as this started. The first memes we saw and with
memes, I mean stuff that really went viral. Was it I think it
was even a graphic that showed the four steps you have to take
when a tragedy happens, you know, don't immediately start
report it with it was almost something that would have been
handed out to journalists. You know, the first information is
not always correct, you know, better to report correctly than
didn't fast. And this was be this propagated very quickly.
The next thing I saw was, and typically when even if the
person is known only through a social media account, they'll
say, alright, that guy's name was Brenton Tarrant. Typically
they'll have his middle name in there. Brenton Tarrant, which I
think this guy has, like he or something, whatever it is, but
they didn't. It was continuously. The alleged
shooter identifies as Brenton Tarrant on social media. It was
something different. I'm not saying there's anything
nefarious too, but I thought that was interesting that the
media reported that differently. And then came the part that
bugged me the most, as I had already received a full video
copy offline video copy of the streaming video. And multiple
copies of a said manifesto, the great replacement. Everyone was
saying, don't share the document, don't read the
document, don't share his name. Don't share the manifest. Don't
read it. Don't share don't write. Like that is so you know
how that bugs me? Well, a couple of things. And I'll just say
like Brianne in
Australia in New Zealand, because the reporters were
saying the same thing. What was Shapiro, they will do their they
will do the report. By the way, the New Zealand accent is so
yes, terrible. It is really a bad accent. It's very hard to
hear what they're saying. But they make a big point. They do
the oldest reporting they say and we advise you to not do this
not do that. advise you not to pass information around.
Right. But then Ben Shapiro was number one is use links to the
video. Oh, yeah. Another thing don't use links to the video.
But Shapiro was doing this. And I don't care what you say if
someone kills people now like Ted Kaczynski. It's worth a
read. What was he thinking? And to me, and that's where I'll
come in. I'm you have clips, I have a couple things that may
add some color. That to me is the gross atrocity, the second
atrocity taking place we had the killings is the first and then
this literal. No, yeah, M five M information bomb intended to get
a specific response. It's written in the manifesto, and
everyone's doing it. So let's get into what you've gotten them
all circle around to
that. Okay. These are all under the think the massacre
subcategory. Yeah. There's a dish was a good one. This was
one of those early reports about somebody who was actually there
and watching it. This is the massacre man on the street
report from TV three.
You said there were some Muslims
class packed here with Muslims and they were just chatting
away. They seem they've didn't seem to be upset. They certainly
were five minutes 10 minutes later, because they come back.
So I'm thinking that this guy this was prior to the mosque
shooting because I knew nothing about that.
Do you think he was maybe shooting people in this area
before he went down to the mosque was shooting that?
He didn't? I didn't see anybody that he shot but he certainly
discharged his rifle twice that way. I don't know what he was
shooting it whether he was shooting at Muslims in cars.
because that car had another had another car
when viewers can't see, but there's a car just beyond us
here outside of the cord. And actually that has been shot out.
It may be that police are not aware that he was shooting this
far down here.
I don't think they are aware that that car even exists. But
certainly the motel guy will be because he shot straight in the
eye.
And were you able, I mean, we're pretty close here. This is where
you know, how many meters are we talking that you're away from
the sky?
What does the road so three and a half SEER flight four meters
five
minutes for me so you could see into his eyes. I
mean, he was European ballistics. I told the police
this was hard to pick his age because he had the complete
cupboard has like the outside of his face, like a SWAT guy. And a
bit of a reflection on the window. But yeah, he was
definitely a European have six seat belt. And this was all he
was. I saw it as a tactical sort of guy. And
looking back now you didn't know at the time, but he has clearly
been targeting Muslims. He's killed 30 of them just down the
road here. Do you think that he didn't want to kill you? Because
he obviously had an opportunity to kill you this this is this is
a man who's killed 30 people that you come face to face
with if I walked out here and look like and wasn't and I was
my head down up or whatever, he probably would have shot me. But
I mean, I I looked like a kiwi biker. And I was like, I mean
him no harm because I didn't understand what was going on.
But he pointed a gun with me. I bought a pie Tahoe, but trust
me, I'm curious. Yeah, a gun is a gun. But he was remembering.
He was reloading. I mean, we're sitting here having a
conversation right now you've just looked a man in the eye on
your front doorstep who's killed 30 people in New Zealand a
terrorist attack Ross.
I didn't I could say I didn't know that at the time. I just
want to get home. If we're not used to this sort of stuff in
Christchurch, New Zealand, and New Zealand. And it takes you by
surprise.
Yeah, that's not very intelligible for many.
I can barely understand half of what he said. He keeps saying
sexy body, but he's not he's saying something else.
And I want to I want to point out just before we delve into
it, we're just going straight into deconstruction. So we're
not going to waste your time with that, which is yeah, of
course, this is horrible. This sucks. Everyone gets it, then
whatever we discuss, not necessarily our opinion. But we
just have to go through whatever we see what we have.
Yeah, when I Yeah, it was terrible. And it seemed, and I
will say this, the reporters that were on the scene. I've
never seen this one guy in particular, was just about to
cry. And he was shaky, for he was doing a stand up. And it was
like, there was you know, it was a horrible situation. One there
is a intelligence guy named Paul Buchanan, who it moved to New
Zealand from the United States. And he worked for one of the
agencies we don't know which, and he came on this show.
And New Zealand is a part of five eyes, you know, so there's,
so there's, there's there, there spooks there.
Yeah, he may be the spook working there now. But he was on
the set. And he was pontificating, like they expect
Americans to do. And I do have three clips from this guy. And
they're pretty short. But let's play massacre, Paul Buchanan on
TV three,
the vitriol, the hatred, and in this particular instance, the
Islamophobia that comes through in these blogs, and they're not
censored. They're not done Eva monitored, as far as I can tell
him, they're allowed to get away with it. And then you get that
pack mentality going on the fringes of the pack are people
like this. Now, the fact that he has automatic loops, they're
talking about HN. And that kind of stuff is that so they're
talking about this this room, he's joking
in general about the unmonitored blogging industry, I'm gonna
tell you that I've been advanced to this, I'm gonna tell you the
three themes that we're going to that I'm going to have some
clips at backup. One, they seem to be emphasizing there's nut
balls online, and they should be stopped. The other one is that
this was terrorism is instead of an act of, you know, Insanity,
it was terrorism it needs to be defined as such. Okay. And so
that came up and that came up over and over again. And then
there was there was a lot less about the guns you know, gun
control because already have pretty unbelievable gun control
there, which is ironic. Anyway, there's the there was the
getting away with blogging. Blogging without a license is
the way I'm looking at it. That and then the last one was that
this was very comparable to 911. Okay, so this guy probably
decided to just skip the rest of that when he goes to Buchanan to
Pullman, okay, then, as I guess, at the moment on special edition
of the project, as we try and piece together, what happened
today and what the future looks like, Paul, how about that issue
that can arise? Why isn't the T word being used the terrorism
word?
Well, it's absolutely an act of terrorism. And anyone who would
say otherwise clearly doesn't know what they're talking about.
This was done to intimidate the Muslim community. In fact,
again, I'll go back to this guy's manifesto. He says, he
wrote this, prior to committing this act. So he outlines why
he's doing it. He says he's going to get the foreign
invaders out. He's going to put fear into their hearts. He's
going to avenge all the European deaths at the hands of Muslims.
This was a political act, a political act of violence, there
is no way you cannot say it was terrorism. And if you say, Oh,
he was mentally ill, and that, well, one might argue that every
act of terrorism is an act of madness. But the point here was
very political in nature. And so by any definition, narrow or
broad, this was a terrorist act. And it again, it's a watershed
moment in our history, because it dwarfs anything that has
happened to New Zealand and the past.
You see, New Zealand is now infected. Well, you
were infected with this virus of confrontational to the point of
homicidal like that.
All right. Do you think this was not a terrorist attack?
I have. Yeah, I don't think it was a terrorist attack.
I want to read from his manifesto, which surprised me
that the journalist cites the document. And by the way,
there's a big difference between a manifesto like Ted Kaczynski
and this but I have other things to say about it. It's a about a
third of this document is reads like an Ask Me Anything on
Reddit. But after it's done, so So you have the question, and
then the answer, or you could say it looks like an interview.
So he questions are asked and highlighted in bold question. Do
you consider this a terrorist attack? His answer, by the
definition, then, yes, it is a terrorist attack. But I believe
it is a partisan action against an occupying force. Just
interesting that the journalists there didn't mention what he
what is actual words were.
Yeah, that manifesto is really a dog. All right, let us go to
sorry, what
do you mean by What do you mean by a dog? Well, there's
a lot of cut and paste in there that other people have pointed
out.
Okay, we'll talk about it in the minute you do your clips,
because I'm gonna have to disagree. But let's
let's get there's any cut and paste in there.
Every document is cut and paste. But I know but me No, no, it's
not like the compendium of Anders Brevik. That was cut and
paste. This is written as
occur, Paul? Three, this is the other one.
Intelligence and Defense Policy Analyst. You've had some big
days and I asked you just before we went on here, I said have you
had a big day and you made a chilling parallel? Oh, yes, this
is in terms of what happened as of two o'clock in the afternoon.
The only thing that I can compare it to is 911
Yeah, oh, yeah. Not in scale of destruction but in scale of what
how it's spreading and being reported and hopefully changing
or with hopes of changing minds and thinking yeah, I think I
think it is equal to that on a media level but not not anywhere
near destruction.
And then we have the this is the continuation this is actually
appreciate that clip before his his comments about terrorism and
here's massacre TV three terrorism
also a sentiment that's been expressed by many in the Muslim
community. Why are we not calling this an act of terror?
So we will return to you very soon
that's again why we're not calling an act of terrorism. I
know it's easy to do that
why is this important?
Because it i It's sets Gosh, it's a whole different ballgame
when it's terrorism versus domestic violence or or mentally
ill I think you can go after a group of people with with
similar ideology.
Well, yeah, I think you can maybe I think they've
shoehorning this in there. But here's the way I'm looking at
this guy was nuts. And he has all the elements of a guy who's
nuts and he does this he's a great apparently a Reddit guy
and this is like part of some new thing there you know people
are doing called shitposting
Well, that's not exactly go to the no agenda Reddit. That's
what they they call themselves shit posters. Yeah.
was because they are Yeah, but this whole thing is like, it's
it's almost like real life real life LARPing with a purpose
for HN is a part of that.
I would think that terrorism is, to me terrorism is a scheme. And
it's not a, you could say anything's terrorism, if you,
you know, you could lift up somebody's skirt walking down
the street and then scream at someone. And that's kind of
terror if everything could be terrorism if you're going to
loosen the definition so to an extreme and but to the
insistence that it's terrorism. To me, there's a reason for it
looks as if there's a reason for it being why are we Why do we
have to call this terrorism? Why can we call it one nut ball? Why
didn't we call some of the shoe school shootings terrorism where
that was a terrorism per se? Or is it just alone, screwball the
guy who walked into the, into the Aurora theater and shot it
up? Is that terrorism? We could call it terrorism as you're
insisting on it. But is it terrorism? And I think this
insistence that they call it terrorism, there's something
behind it?
Well, let's look at and this has nothing to do with New Zealand.
But we can look at title 22 Chapter 38 of the United States
Code, as the terrorism is defined as premeditated,
politically motivated violence perpetrated against noncombatant
targets by sub national groups or clandestine agents.
Okay, so those last two words that
some national groups or clandestine agents,
yeah, that that negate this being terrorism? This guy's not
a clandestine agent of anybody. And he's not saying we unless
you, unless you're calling him an agent of Australia.
He's calling himself
he can call himself whatever he wants.
Would you say he's a member of a sub national group of white
nationalists? No, that's not a southern national group named
the group. I white nationalists. The dirt that is
not a group. That's just the definition. That's, that's a
vagary, that
group. So if they had a name, like proud boys, not that they
are, but I'm just throwing something out there. That is a
named group and then it could be a sub national group.
I think it's closer. Okay. All right. Yeah. I'm just saying my
the way I'm looking at this, that they're, they're trying to
shoehorn this terrorists idea he did
call himself an eco fascist. Consistently, consistently.
Yeah. Why? Well,
why? Why is different question.
To you, the guy is like, he's screwed. This guy is insane.
Yeah, I don't think this guy is mocking he's mocking everything,
including his own manifesto. It's just like, it's just no
nonsense document. I have I have a different apparent reason
thing is a nonsense, okay. I mean, they're trying to make it
into a terrorist thing. I can understand the Muslims thinking
that we should do that. Because you're always blaming us. As a
group, you always blame Muslims as a group of being a bunch of
terrorists of your world walk around with a high G bio, or
anything, or a hat. You're a terrorist Muslim. And so I can
see what they're trying to make it look like, Well, no, you guys
are the worst worst terrorist. And we are, I think, is
nonsense. I think the whole thing was, it was a insane
incident by some screwball. And that's as far as I can take it.
Okay. So I read the document multiple times marked it up and
put it in the show notes as I usually do. I think that this, I
agree with you. I don't think this is necessarily this guy is
the least interesting part of the story to me. The document is
interesting to me. And it's not just a cut and paste job. And I
really, I really read through this, and I really scoured it
and immediately, it reminded me of the Brevik Anders Brevik who
murdered was it like 8080 people in Norway saw long ago and I
forgotten,
but I don't think it was that many but it was a lot. It was
maybe it was 16. In Ireland, they couldn't get off. Yeah, but
who they were who they were was important because Brian vixen is
Compendium, which is is a definition of cut and paste job.
His Compendium specifically stated that he wanted to stop
the next generation of left wing. And he may have even said
socialist politicians and these were young kids of whatever the
political party was, who were on a retreat, and he wanted to stop
them so that he would therefore stop the emigration of brown
people into his white country. And all of the stuff that he
brought up there with the stopping the Ottoman Empire was
it 1683 and Vienna, the Crusades. All of this was about
The Ottoman Empire invading us and How could our politicians
sell us out of speaking on his behalf? How could our
politicians sell us out to allow the Ottoman Empire to still come
in and invade our country, which is always described as a white
supremacist, which I don't think Brevik was white nationalist.
Yes. And it's the same for this guy. Now, it has a beginning, a
middle and an end this document and he starts with was, you
know, some, some scribe, which is not that important, but his
introduction. It's the birth rights. And he he says that over
and over again, if there's one thing I want you to remember
from these writings is that the birth rates must change. Even if
we were to deport all non Europeans from our lands
tomorrow, the European people would still be spiraling into
decay and eventual death. And we and we know that this is a
general theme. And the reason why I find this interesting to
me personally to dive into is when I moved back to the
Netherlands at the end of the of 99. And it was a different
country. And the problem that people were talking about was
Muslim immigrants, and specifically at the time
Moroccans, and there was PIM for town. He was the politician who
was saying, we have to stop Islamification, we have to stop
he may have used the invader term I don't remember that
specifically. But he was on on the path to win the the Dutch
elections political elections with his party, he will become
the Prime Minister, his party one posthumously, but two weeks
before he was assassinated. I saw this and I saw the the
people like taxi Eric, now he's not a guy, he's gonna go grab a
gun and go kill Muslims. But there is definitely a feeling
amongst White Europeans, that they're being invaded. And I'm
just using that term loosely. So it's not a made up problem. Mass
immigration and higher fertility, fertility rates of
the immigrants themselves are causing this increase in the
population, we are experiencing an invasion on a level never
seen before in history, millions of people pouring across our
borders, legally invited by the state and corporate entities to
replace the white people who have failed to reproduce failed
to create the cheap labor a new concern with consumers and tax
base that the corporations and states need to thrive. The title
of his document, again, is the Great, the great replacement,
and that's it's on Wikipedia as a conspiracy theory, of course.
The great replacement Legon clip plus small alphonsa is a right
wing conspiracy theory, of course, which states that the
this is Wikipedia. So take the right wing with whatever grain
of salt you want, which states that the white Catholic French
population in the white Christian European population at
large is being systematically replaced with non european
people. And he goes into the story of his travels and how we
how we traveled around France and how he saw that this indeed
was take now we don't see this because this will see something
going on in Paris and you will hear something and we hear about
No Go Zones. But I think you will agree with me that there is
a huge Muslim population throughout all of France
have huge dead large pockets like in Lada Fonz,
Leone is all over. And Leone.
Yes, it's a big pocket there. So and they Yeah, it's interesting
because the French kind of me while of course the French are
having these riots now they're gone completely out of control.
Nobody wants to report on that. Well, you can't you can't sack
you can't switch topics on me like that. No, it may be some
connection. Um, so he
says while he traveled and he actually explains how he came to
this to this conclusion, but he says we must crush immigration
and deport those invaders already living on our soil. It
is not just a matter of our prosperity, but the very
survival of our people. And then he goes into this Ask Me
Anything where he had it's under the heading answering possible
questions in general, who are you? Ordinary white man 28 years
old born in Australia into a working class low income family.
My parents are of Scottish Irish and English stock. I had a
regular childhood without any great issues. I had little
interest in education during my schooling, barely achieving a
passing grade, which was a big, big red flag for me because this
document is not just by some moron who barely achieved a
passing grade. There's there's a lot of memes in here and things
that are meant to go viral, which are even explained in it.
More recently, I've been working part time as a kebab
removalists. They're very funny. I'm just a regular white man
from a regular family who decided to take a stand to
ensure a future for my family. And then there are five steps
that he hopes to achieve. And the first one, he says I want to
take revenge for the 1000s of European lives lost to terror
attacks throughout Europe. Even He says actually, and we know
it's difficult for us older guys to understand. But he says, I
was traveling as a tourist in Western Europe train as France,
Spain and Portugal and others the first event that began to
change for him when when he changed his thinking about
invaders, he says was the terror attack in Stockholm on the
seventh of April 2017. It was yet another terror attack in the
seemingly never ending attacks that have occurred on a regular
basis throughout my adult life. We forget that, you know, the
first, the first terror attacks 2001, the guy wasn't even 10
years old. And then he's just seeing one after another after
another after another. Look at Bataclan look at Charlie Hebdo.
It's not like this doesn't affect young people. This guy is
relatively young. And you know, you and I have children in this
age bracket. So that when he says I grown up seeing this, I
decided to take a stand. I'm not saying it's great, but I get it.
Something that hasn't been a part of my life for as long as I
can remember cynicism in the face of attacks of the West by
Islamic invaders, were suddenly no longer there. I could no
longer bring this near to my face, I could no longer turn my
back on the violence, something this time was different. That
difference was Abba Akerlund. And she This is one of the
sisters who was mowed down by the stolen van on the shopping
promenade. So he has a lot of reasoning behind just skipping
around a lot of reasoning behind why he's doing this. So here's
what he wants to happen. So first, I'm doing this to take
revenge for the 1000s of European lives lost to terror
attacks throughout European lands to take revenge forever
Akerlund and to reduce directly reduce immigration rates to
European lands by intimidating and physically removing the
invaders themselves. So he's saying it right there. I want to
intimidate which I think is terrorism.
Apt to agitate amidation is not terrorists, okay, I'm not gonna,
I was fine. It doesn't matter to me, doesn't to agitate the
political enemies of my people into action to cause them to
overextend their own hand and experienced the eventual and
inevitable backlash as a result. I think that's, that's step one,
has already taken place. And it's actually it's witnessed.
Here in this montage. They immediately are overstepping the
media, immediately overstepping their bounds and blaming it on
Trump. And just so we're very clear what he said about Trump,
it was in this question and ask answer section. It's all about
the context. And there's, if you look at a couple questions
before Are you a homophobe? No. I simply did not call to care. I
simply do not care at all that much of gay people do as long as
they are loyal to their people and place their peoples first,
then I have no issues. Are you right wing, depending on the
definition? Sure. Are you left wing depending on the
definition? Sure. Are you a socialist? Depending on the
definition worker ownership of the means of production depends
on who those workers are? Are you a supporter of Donald Trump
as a symbol of renewed white identity and common purpose
question, Mark? Sure. As a policymaker and leader, Dear
God, no. Are you a supporter of Brexit? So it's an a list of
questions? It's not exactly the way it's being portrayed as, oh,
he mentioned Trump's yes symbol of renewed white identity
us for God to change people's hearts. Yeah. I have a question
for you. It is God needs to change people's language.
President Trump, whether intentionally or I think in a
lot of cases, even inadvertently has provided a lot of fodder for
people like this
words do have consequences. And we know that at the very
pinnacle of power in our own country, you mean the President
talking about? I mean, I know it's hard to even call this out.
I heard this from a guest this morning. Well, this shooter
according to these reports, specifically invoked our
president, as an inspiration.
You asked Matthew earlier about someone out there tonight, who's
gonna hear Trump's rhetoric and act on it. Do we know that lots
of far right attackers have claimed to be Trump supporters
in recent months, and there's an
intolerance that's being spread in this country in this world.
And it comes from the political dialogue. Let's
be clear, it comes from political leaders.
Words have consequences like saying we have an invasion or
border, the language
he uses in his manifesto is all about invaders. It's also
language that President Trump used in a campaign ad before the
midterm election,
why they're seeing inspiration from our own president, John is
you have a president who when he was a candidate talked about
banning Muslims from entering this, this country.
So this is a president who has given plenty of rhetorical
ammunition. I think to terrorists like this,
we need to be mindful in our own rhetoric, and in our own
actions, how we're pushing it, maybe we
need to hear a little less from the president which in turn As
of his, his rather incendiary inflammatory rhetoric on a
racial or ethnic matters.
I know earlier the president tweeted out a message of
sympathy to the victims, but the President of the United States
need just needs to go further.
So disgustingly the M five M, took this and made it into a
screw Trump, it's all his fault.
The worst line in there was, he said, what I think was presents
Ghana who said this, that the shooter said Trump was his
inspiration. Yes, I heard a lot of zero evidence,
zero. And but when people would read the portion of the two
lines about Trump, they would always omit the context of
it. And also the second part, the whole second part says God
no, the guys it was a disaster.
Yes. So so the guys talked this shooter is talking about this
three steps. The first one is make everyone go crazy and
overextend. Step two to incite violence, retaliation and
further divide between the European people and the invaders
currently occupying European soil. I think that's going to
work again, and he doubles down on to agitate the political
enemies of my people into action to overextend their own hand and
experience the eventual backlash. And then step three, I
believe this may already have happened. He's very specific
about this to add momentum to the pendulum swings of history,
further destabilizing and polarizing Western society, in
order to eventually destroy the current Nila stick hedonistic,
individualistic insanity that has taken control of Western
thought, This is not some dumb line that someone wrote John, is
this I don't know if he wrote it. I don't know
quite daddy wrote half of that. But step going, I'm not gonna
argue about your deconstruction.
Step four. Finally, to create conflict between the two
ideologies within the United States on the ownership of
firearms, in order to further the social, cultural, political
and racial divide within the United States. This conflict
over the Second Amendment and the attempted removal of
firearms, firearms rights will ultimately result in civil war
that will eventually balkanize the US along political,
cultural, and most importantly, racial lines. And he feels this
is good because the balkanization of the US will not
only result in the racial separation of the people within
the United States, ensuring the future of the white race on the
North American continent, but also ensuring the death of the
melting pot pipe dream. US involvement in Kosovo shall
never occur again, where US NATO forces fought side by side with
Muslims and slaughtered Christian Europeans attempting
to remove these Islamic occupiers from Europe. Neither
you, I wasn't really there when this happened in the 90s.
Neither you or I can understand how people feel about that. But
clearly, someone feels something about it. What do you ultimately
want? He asks and is asked me anything we want, we must ensure
the existence of our people and the future for white children.
There is no supremacy like and people are less or whatever, he
just calls them invaders. I'll go down and see if there's
anything else interesting. Why would anyone do anything? Are
you part of any political groups? I'm not a direct member
of any organization or group though I have donated to many
nationalist groups and have interacted with many more. Did
the groups you support or lined with order or promote your
attack? No, no group ordered my attack I made the decision
myself though I did contact the reborn Knights Templar for a
blessing in support of the attack which was given and I
believe that is the honors. Rounders, Brevik.
Guy,
did you carry out the attack for faith? These are all really good
things that the media could report on and maybe should be
looked at in schools? I don't know. Did you carry out the
attack for fame? No. carrying out an attack for fame would be
laughable. After all, who can remember the name of the
attackers in the summer, September 11. Attack in New
York. How about the attack on the Pentagon, the attackers and
the plane that crashed into the field the same day? I will be
forgotten quickly. It's got a point there. Why did you choose
Christ Church and this time, the best time to attack was
yesterday. The next best time is today. Great. These little
nuggets he throws in there. By the way we got a note from we
have a lot of producers and some nights in, in New Zealand.
Here's a note from producer Tristan. New Zealand is pretty
tolerant, pretty tolerant place but as always had an
undercurrent of racial tension. It's a colony. And it's the one
binding fact of all post colonial countries they're built
on racial inequality. A inherent in the modern fabric of the
country due to its foundation. See the film once were warriors
for New Zealand and see the film The chant of jimmie blacksmith
for Australia. The thing with New Zealand is that it always
perceives itself as better than Australia with regards to race
relations, but perception is just that I didn't grow up in
New Zealand but in Australia, so I have an outsider's view of New
Zealand. Historically, Christ Church has always been a hot pet
hotbed of white supremacy in New Zealand, with skinhead gangs and
hate groups. It's New Zealand's ground zero for that type of
thing and has been for decades. I didn't hear that from anybody.
That wasn't here from TV three there. No, I thought that was
all I heard, because he did had they interviewed the mayor. And
the and they had everybody that was on all the hosts of these
news shows. They were just going on and on and on and on about
how tolerant the New Zealanders are much more so than pretty
much anyone else in the world. Of course, they culturalism Yes,
yes, diversity is the most important thing in our lives.
Yeah. Meanwhile, there are there are people there who also have
problem with what they think are invaders, regardless of the
reality is what they think, Hey, why did you choose New Zealand
as a place to attack? Well, New Zealand was not my original
choice for the attack. I only arrived to New Zealand to live
temporarily whilst I planned and trained, but assumed planned and
trained. But I soon found out that New Zealand was a is target
rich of an environment as anywhere else in the West.
Secondly, an attack in New Zealand would bring to attention
the truth of the assault on our civilization, that nowhere in
the world was safe. The invaders were in all of our lands, even
in the remotest areas of the world. And there was nowhere
left to go that was safe and free from mass immigration. You
see the beginning to get a little view of what was going on
inside the person who wrote this manifestos head. So we went
through the terrorist attack now do you personally hate Muslims?
And Muslim man or woman living in their homelands? No, a Muslim
man or woman choosing to invade our lands live on our soil and
replace our people? Yes, I dislike them. The only Muslim I
truly hate is to convert those from our own people that turn
their backs on their heritage turn their backs on their
cultures turn their back on their traditions and become
blood traders to their own race. These I hate. Do you personally
hate foreigners or other cultures? No, I spent many years
traveling through many, many nations everywhere I traveled
barring a few small exceptions. I was treated wonderfully, often
as a guest even as a friend. The varied Cultures the world
greeted me with warmth and compassion. I very much enjoyed
nearly every moment I spent with it. Did you commit now right? So
is it racist? So you just and it's worth reading? I'm not
going to read every single bit of it, but it's all marked up
where there are other targets planned in your attack. Many one
thing that can be said about the current state of the West is
that we live in a target rich environment, traitors and
enemies abound. And then where he was, Are you a xenophobic?
No, no culture scares me. Are you going islamophobe No. Are
you a white nationalist? Yes. predominantly an ethno
nationalist I place importance on the health and well being of
my race above all else are you would not see no actual Nazis
did not exist. They haven't been a political or social force and
who in the world for more than 60 years? Are you an anti
Semite? No, a Jew living in Israel is no enemy of mine, so
long as they do not seek to subvert or harm my people. Are
you conservative? Nope. conservatism was corporatism in
disguise. I want no part of it. And now here's an interesting
seems kind of odd until you look into some of the documentation.
Are you a fascist? Yes. Yes, for once. The person that will be
called a fascist is an actual fascist. I am sure journalists
will love that. No, because they won't report it. I mostly agree
with Sir Oswald Mosley's views and consider myself an eco
fascist by nature. The nation with the closest political and
social values to my own is the People's Republic of China. But
I'm not quite sure how that fits in. But it's worth mentioning.
Well, it's all worth mentioning. But you don't think this guy
know Is this guy a little sketchy? This whole manifest?
Like this guy
is irrelevant. I don't think he wrote this. Let's just look at
the situation. It was chosen. He wrote it is chosen at a very
specific country for specific reasons as I just I'm looking at
what happened in the document, not this guy. And I'm not
calling it a false flag because it's very sophisticated
operation. The the weapons where he has all this writing on them
and his heroes and it's the it's the dates of holding back. The
Ottoman Empire that was meant to be found is meant to show this
so people maybe start researching it or thinking about
it's very obvious this is a mind bomb. It's to get people to look
at stuff
That's a possibility. I want to mention something else
just about the video for a second. This was very well done.
First Person Shooter view with an office, a helmet, GoPro or
one on his chest Pro. I mean, but it was the angle everything
was just like a video game. I've spoken to kids who have seen
kids in the 20s, who've seen it. Actually, kind of underwhelming
because it's not as, as doesn't look as violent. As a video game
does often in the sound, you know, the microphones can't
capture the sound of something of a weapon like that going off.
It just doesn't sound the same as in real life to pop sounds
kind of phony. But the way that was done, I would say was very,
very smart and meant to get the attention of young people.
I would like to know, well, a couple of things. One, we on
this show, it predicted that this streaming on Facebook was
ending something bad. Yes. In fact, there was a I got some NPR
clips about this too. And they have all kinds of online
terrorism experts who work at NPR and NBC, I guess they're
they're experts. But let's talk about the streaming. Yeah. What
are we going to do?
Katie, Missouri's is a cybersecurity expert. And she
says she's a security expert. Sorry, perhaps we should
consider the possibility that not everyone should be able to
livestream
it's not a bad idea to potentially have only specific
verified accounts allowed to post and if something that they
post that is live streamed does contain violence or hate speech,
that that privilege goes away,
but she understands that's going to cause a lot of controversy.
I mean, can you imagine if Facebook and Twitter and
Periscope say, alright, you have to be verified now in order to
be able to stream
out who is allowed freedom of speech?
Look, here's the thing about free speech and free expression.
It's a messy proposition, and there's always going to be
abuse.
I'll Tompkins is a senior faculty at the Poynter
Institute. He teaches ethics,
it's true offline, it's true online. And if you intend to
give people the ability to communicate freely with each
other, it's going to be messy, and some people are going to
abuse it, but most people won't.
Twitter and YouTube have both condemned the attacks and said
they are working to bring down any video of the shooting.
Facebook said in a statement it moved quickly to take down the
shooters Facebook and Instagram accounts and the video. It also
said it is quote, removing any praise or support for the crime
and the shooter or shooters. Now,
well wait stop. Once you said at the end there, shooter or
shooters, I want to mention this, just so we get out of the
way. Yeah, when the reports first started coming in, there
were four poorly involving these shootings. And there was at two
different mosques and their doors to mosque weren't very
close to each other know that one guy reported on the street
saying this guy's driving around shooting randomly at any Muslims
he saw, which I thought was a little nuts. Yeah. And then he
went to the one mosque and shot most of the people. And then he
went to another mosque and shot a bunch of people then over
time. And it was supposed to be a third few guys, one hitting
the two mosques simultaneously with two partners. And they in
fact, did arrest three men and one woman who are somehow
involved in, that's all gone by the wayside.
In his document, he speaks specifically about the three
mosques, he is going to target he says I'm going to do the
first one, then go to the second one. And if I have time, if I
get away with it, I'm going to go to a third one. So and that
is all spelled out in the document. But this is, you know,
I'd have never really gone in depth on 4chan and HN. It's
beyond me. It's above me. I'm too old. And you know, I'm what
these people would consider a consider a Normie, maybe a hyper
Normie because I can kind of Fathom what's going on there.
But a lot of massive memes things that have become part of
our lexicon come from these groups. And it's a to me, it's
very much like, you know, matrix II underground type groups and
they lead a different life and they get off on having the media
being influenced by what they do. So this little section here,
where did you receive research or develop your beliefs? He
says, The Internet of course, you will not find the truth
anywhere else. That's a 4chan a chan, sarcastic joke, and all of
this is in there. So right after another, where you taught
violence, extremism and extremism by video games, music,
literature and cinema. And he says yes Spyro the Dragon taught
me ethno nationalism fortnight train me to be a killer. And to
floss on the corpses of my enemies. No. And then finally,
and this is how I believe you should read this. Is there a
particular person that radicalized you the most? Yes.
The person that has influenced me above all was Candace Owens.
Each time she spoke I was stunned by her insights and her
own views helped me push further and further into the belief of
violence over meekness, though I will have to disavow some of her
beliefs. The extreme action she calls for are too much even for
my tastes. anyone asking why it's like it's the part of the
same sarcastic joke. It's it's a
sarcastic material. Yes. Candace Owens is never
it's a chan material. It's eight chan material. Then here, the
final step brush, I think is the final step of his his plan. Why
do you believe you will be released from prison? I do not
expect to be just released. I also expect an eventual Nobel
Peace Prize as was awarded to the terrorists. Nelson Mandela
once his own people achieved victory and took power. I expect
to be freed and 27 years from my incarceration the same number of
years as Mandela for the same crime. There's something to be
said for it. Not the way he did it. But Mandela was involved in
some stuff wasn't that well, they threw him in jail.
It was yeah, it was one of the reasons it's really cheap.
Are you a Fed slash shields slash Mossad agent slash false
flags slash Patsy slash infiltrator slash Auntie FOSS
slash glow in the dark etc? No, but the next person to attack
could be. So a healthy skepticism is a good thing. Just
do not allow your skepticism to turn your parent not to turn to
paranoia and keep you from supporting those that want the
best for you. And I found this is this your complete writings
and views. Unfortunately, not there was a much larger work
written roughly 240 pages this one is about AD. That spoke on
many issues and went into much depth. But in a moment of
unbridled self criticism, I deleted the entire work and
started again two weeks before the attack itself. I was left
with a short period of time to create a new work and only leave
my views have finished I will let my actions speak for
themselves. Now, I don't know what that is supposed why that's
in there. But you don't delete anything, even off of a hard
drive. So if they can retrieve anything be interesting. See
what the
A isn't doing anything. It's foolish shit this guy.
And then there's, again, it's this guy is the guy himself was
in jail, I don't think is important. It's part of a
culture that we really don't know anything about. And yeah, I
think he's I was obviously nuts. But it's there are people behind
him who wrote this. And again, it's not a false flag. It's a
real operation.
Well, false flags are real operations,
right? But it's not like a country or you know, who said,
Oh, let's do this, or let's do this. It's not the government's
not the government doing this to
get to remember that we get rid of this problem with our show.
And I think the way people look at these things, there's
differences between false flags, real operations, real operations
that are false flags, and hoaxes. Where nothing happens.
It's all bullcrap. Right? We've identified a few of those over
time. But this definitely was not that
no. And then he has notes to different groups of people. He
says to conservatives, ask yourself truly what is modern
conservatism managed to conserve, says, the natural
environment, Western culture, ethnic autonomy, religion, the
nation, the race, nothing is conserved the natural
environment is industrialized pulverized and commoditized. He
so he hates conservatives, conservatives. And then if to
Christians, he posts two passages from the Bible, which I
don't recognize and are not marked. So I don't know where
they're from. to Antifa Marxist and cute communists, I do not
want to convert you I do not want to come to an
understanding, egalitarian and those that believe in hierarchy
will never come to terms. I don't want you by my side, and I
don't want you to share power. I want you in my sights. I want
your neck under my boots, see you on the streets, you anti
white scum, and then to Turks. And he's very specific about and
this comes right back to Constantinople, which is today's
modern Eastern boll. Turks, you can live in peace in your own
lands and May no harm come to you on the east side of the
Bosphorus, which is the traditional divide, where we
have the devout Islamist and then the it used to be secular
on the on the western side. He goes on to say if you attempt to
live in the European lands anywhere west of the Bosphorus
and about First, we will kill you and drive you roaches from
our lands. We are coming for Constantinople we will destroy
every mosque and minaret in the city. The Heisha Sofia will be
free of minarets and Constantinople will be
rightfully Christian owned once more this is the at one point
was the largest thing as it was the Cathedral, the Asia Sofia,
which was a Christian run, and then it became a mosque. And so
I guess that's an important symbol for guys like this. And
who is truly to blame the people who are to blame most ourselves
European men strong men do not get ethnically replaced strong
men do not allow their culture to degrade. Strong men do not
allow their people to die. Weak men have created this situation,
and strong men are needed to fix it. And then he has a whole list
about Wikipedia links of European women invaders, the
rape of European women invaders, and it's more than just
Rotherham. If you look at the list, it's got Rotherham,
Aylesbury, Ben Banbury, Bristol Derby, Halifax, Huddersfield,
Kaley, Newcastle, Rochdale, Oxford Peterborough, this is the
stuff that Tommy Davidson went to jail for, for talking about
this. This is all mainly British, British places then we
have Ashfield, Sydney, Finland. So this is not a cut and paste,
he's showing all the different places where this is happening.
He talks about the radicalization of western man
about the pedophile rings, the failure of assimilation, green
nationalism, he says is the only true nationalism there is no
green future. With never ending population growth. The ideal
green world cannot exist in a world of 100 billion 50 billion
or even 10 billion people continued immigration into
Europe is environmental warfare and ultimately destructive to
nature itself. So interesting alignment with with the greenies
there. And then he does call for the death of certain people
which is also not been mentioned and I think it's in the document
and he says, Look, you can do ta TP packages strapped to drones.
In motorcycle saddlebags you can convoy ambush ramming.
They don't want people talking about the document perhaps that
particular I don't
even think they read this fair job this far. I don't think they
ever even saw it.
Now, if it's our media, that's for sure.
Well, let's see who needs to die. Merkel, the mother of all
things anti white anti Germanic is top of the list. He says few
have done more to damage and racially cleanse Europe of its
people, air to one the leader of the oldest enemies of our people
and the leader of the largest Islamic group within Europe.
He's very specific this warlord must bleed his last while he
visits his ethnic soldiers currently occupying Europe. His
death will also drive a wedge between the Turkish invaders
currently occupying our lands and the ethnic European people
while simultaneously weakening Turkey's hold on the rich
region. But
it's just read that list. I don't need all the details.
Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London just the usual suspects,
yes. And then And then he says, then we can leave it at this.
The paradox of the diverse equality. The greatest joke of
all is the quixotic, quixotic foolishness of the diverse but
equal society. Diversity of
the day. I didn't read that sentence and I think the use of
the word quixotic, what is it like this? No way, Greenlee
unlike I don't even know what it means. quixotic refers to Don
Quixote and the
tilting at windmills. Okay. Well here he's so this he may have
gotten this from somewhere else but he says diversity by its
very definition belies equality, no two different things can ever
truly be equal, especially humans. There is no one person
equal to any other not identical twins, not countrymen, not
workers, when the class group and certainly not those of
different races, every human is worth only their own value, no
more or less, the more diverse a group becomes, the less equal it
becomes. Diversity is anathema to equality. One cannot exist
exist with with the other which is true. Alright, so I
don't know whether that's true or not but
diversity and equality and people you can I agree with us
philosophical. It could be argued every which way forever.
I'm not buying this guy. I mean, this this, everything you read
just doesn't sound like this. Like it like this. who this guy
is. He's a high school dropout using the words like quixotic,
and then he's he's philosophizing about diversity
versus equality and he's just this stuff of yeah, this very
high end intellectuals that sit around pitching or pitching?
What am I sayin? discussing these topics? Yes, using all
kinds of just this thing is very, I think there's going to
be shown that this guy didn't even travel around
the sky. But again, John, I'll just repeat it. This guy is not
this document is not this guy. We agree on that. So whatever
the while everyone's focusing on this guy, this thinking is out
there. This thinking is not him in a vacuum. This thinking is
amongst people, not the killing in the death. But the
nice, very good. Obviously, this thing is out there because
somebody put that document together, whether it was him or
whoever, exactly, but it's not. Yeah, I think there's a lot of
stuff in that document that is something to be concerned about.
Yes. And especially when he starts using code, the tone of
this document is all about the internet. He writes it in this
sort of snarky adolescent style, especially, there's this lengthy
self interview, he does sort of imagining what the media might
ask him. It's really self important. But it's also full of
all these winking references to internet memes. And it's very
self aware. At one point he even says that his racist project
relies on quote, edgy humor and memes in the vanguard stage in
order to attack attract young people.
Can you give us an example of that? Well,
probably the one everyone's talking about is how when he was
streaming live video during his attack, right at the start, he
says, Subscribe to PewDiePie. And now that sounds bizarre to
the average grown up, but you need to understand that
PewDiePie is this Swedish video game playing YouTube star and
his crown is the most subscribe to person on YouTube had been
threatened by another YouTube account out of India. So for a
lot of people are some people subscribe to PewDiePie is sort
of internet code for supporting White Europeans.
So Well, I suppose you could make that interpretation.
Well, but But it's it doesn't really matter. Because the
interpretation, that's NPR, this is the interpretation that's
being made. So what I see happening is a meme filled
document, which is being checked, which is meant to be
cherry picked from it's set up that way. It's it's happening.
And it's delighting people who have this similar invader
belief, but when it's described on television as crazy white
supremacist, don't read the document, this shouldn't be
discussed and explained in schools, because it's very easy
for these children, any child to fall into this, and I considered
anyone under 30 eligible for this kind of bull.
So I am concerned about and that that is probably the fourth meme
to come out of this, besides, it's a 911 blog should be
monitored and blogs should be licensed. And it's terrorism or
why isn't it terrorism? I think the the fourth meme coming out
of this is the is this. Don't read the document.
Yeah, here's, well, here's the online terrorism expert from
NBC. And he's on NPR. And of course, he knows how he really
understands what's going on. He has nothing to do with the
documents. It's not Silicon Valley. Recommend recommendation
algorithms. What exactly is that? Yeah. Oh, sure. So, you
know, sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Yeah,
sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Recommend recommendation
algorithms. What exactly is that?
Oh, sure. So say on YouTube, you know, looking at YouTube video,
and there's this thing in the right sidebar, it auto plays
afterwards, right? It just gives you another video to keep things
moving. Right? Right. A lot of extremism groups have gamed this
system as a way to try to get their outreach through through
YouTube, and Facebook as well. And what they'll do is they'll
just they'll take these these ideas that will slowly sort of
seep into your idea that maybe more militants, maybe it's not
acceptable, that you know, that immigration is at highs in your
country or something like that. And
yeah, this guy could have I mean, obviously, we don't know a
lot at this point. But someone like this could be radicalized
in that way, if they were active on sites like that,
Oh, absolutely. And there's, we've seen this over and over
again, we've seen that some of the synagogue shooter in the
United States as well, where he's in these spaces, this guy
was on HN. That's where he posted his his manifesto, and
it's linked in the link to the livestream as well as other
people sort of found it through watching Real Time. Hn is a
message board this effectively like an extreme extremist
message board. It's extremely anti immigrant, extremely racist
and completely anonymous, unless you out yourself like this guy
did. Once you're all the way down that path, it's really hard
to turn back. And that's the other thing is that these
companies really don't take the steps in time to get people who
are you know, not that dangerous to stop them from getting all
this content in their system, and, you know, drumming up fears
in themselves and then eventually carrying out a racist
terror attack.
Okay, so what these morons don't understand is that places like
4chan and HN and accompany He's no necessarily, it doesn't
matter, you can take it down, you can take it all down the
Internet is a network and can and will be utilized by anyone
who wants to communicate. In fact, you're having an adverse
effect by taking these places down and removing people from
speech. And I see already see in the troll room like, oh, who
What idiot will read this and get radicalized? I think a more
than you would even dare imagine. It's it's really it
doesn't take much when you see the changes that young people up
to 30 have witnessed in Europe, I can't speak for the US is
different. We're an immigration country. We this is what we are
as who we are, you know, the argument of people coming in
illegally is different from we don't want people, which is what
Trump is always accused of is not true. But in Europe, these
are not traditional immigration countries, we had guest workers
in every country. And this is now by many perceived to be an
invasion, living in some shitty ass town in France, or the
Netherlands or Belgium or England. And then all of a
sudden your entire street view changes is not to be taken
lightly. And then you add some of this stuff and you add some
historical stuff about the the Vatika, the Vienna and the
Ottoman Empire and the and the Crusades and the Knights
Templar. And it's not hard to get an imaginative young person
to say, hey, wait a minute. Can you take this document it should
be dissected, deconstructed and spoken with about people in
schools? Because if not, they're going to interpret it in very,
in ways that will cause more violence. And so fuck you media
for doing what you're doing. Blame it on Trump. That is the
worst. That is exactly the wrong way to go. And it's kind of what
this guy is hoping for or whoever wrote this group. I'll
say it's a group who wrote this document.
Yeah, well blame it on Trump,
sadly, was a couple of things being blamed on Trump. But
before we get to that, can we take a break?
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want to follow up on the note from the Zoomer Yang donor to
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context context for Yang support. You have to think in
terms of what is called XL accelerationism. Yes, I like
this, which is a NEO reactionary concept popular with the
Zoomers. I am a young millennial, but I interact with
it and read this no, this
is very good note,
I am a young millennial but I interact with their milieu a
lot. The Yang support ignores immigration and climate change
issues with the universal basic income because as John
mentioned, the nihilism has set in. So I'm just going to before
I continue, we had a discussion about the universal basic
income. And we both agreed that you cannot have open borders if
you need a moat around the country, if you're giving away
free money for doing nothing. So he addresses y here y Yang
supports or ignores immigration and climate change because as
John mentioned, the nihilism is set in acceleration ism
basically posits that America is headed toward doom. So the best
thing to do politically is bring it down as fast as possible and
grab what bags of money you can in the process. Thus, thus Yang
appeals to the bleak caustic, jaded, Zoomer outlook of those
who aren't hyper progressive. It's equal parts meme,
legitimate despair, shitposting and anger at Trump's failure to
act on his campaign promises in order one, the country is doomed
to the rules don't matter three, we might as well get that money.
This is a common refrain sorry if this is overly long, but I
think it's valuable Zoomer and Yang context and J and K. I
appreciate the this story. But also the term acceleration ism
is fantastic it the acceleration ism is what this this this
douche in New Zealand basically did.
I would say that's true. And I will point out that acceleration
ism if we're going to use the term would account for the
Dominionists during the George Bush administration, wanting to
create a chaos in the Middle East to the point where it would
be it would cause the rapture.
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just call them Cookie? Cookie? religious nuts?
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show. Really mostly to go oh, if they only knew half the story
now like it's just like Latter Day Saints only then more
definitely better No, they're they're Christian
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near right. And they preach around that belief. So that's
the end times are near like near like the in the next couple of
days. That's the
guy the guys who knock on your door with the Bible.
Those are the Seven Day Adventists that's a different
group. Not Dominionist
No, no, no, no, no, no, I'm not thinking of those.
The other one was a bomb is that knock on your door? Seventh Day
Adventist knock on your door. Jehovah's Witness
Jehovah's Witness Jehovah's Witness they are closer to that
I think hmm, I don't know because they're always talking
about their own times as far as I'm concerned Jehovah's Witness
and and a lot of conspiracy theories are the same. Because
I've talked to him
they do what they do they always leave a tract if you're not
there and you just always one page. I really Yes. And I recall
them at the end is near
I think maybe four or five years ago they showed up at my door
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Like hey, man, that's right. We're all going down internet
and they were like to dig history you you brother guys
outside
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house. Okay, but yes, it's the concept of acceleration ism,
which is like you know, like this guy said in New Zealand, I
want to hasten the pendulum swinging. It's it's sad but look
at what we've told these these Zoomers. We've told them it's
the end is near it's all over.
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Oh, my God.
All right as a couple of things I want to talk about I want to
get this one. This one clips out of the way because there's some
information here that is necessary. There's this joker
used to be the governor of Massachusetts. He's getting all
kinds of play on the media because he's going to be a
Republican running against Trump. Gah, perfect. Bill welds
his name,
what is he? What is he where's he from? What is it? Well, you
know where he's from? He was the governor of
Massachusetts. And then he got booted out he's actually a dummy
because what happened was, I think when he was governor of
Massachusetts to get him out because you don't need these
Republicans in Massachusetts. Bill Clinton offered him the
ambassador ship to Mexico classic.
Hey, we that's like Uncle Don after Iran Contra. Hey, you're
now the ambassador to South Korea. Go far away golf away. So
they so the guy quit his governorship and goes to become
ambassador to Mexico, which has got to be a thankless job as
useless. And then he came back after Clinton got kicked out he
tried to run for Santa tried to get back into Polly couldn't win
anything is a douche. And I'm gonna prove it by playing some
of his clips about how he's gonna be Trump is gonna be
Trump, because he's all into all kinds of stuff that you'd never
Nick never imagined start with,
is he a cage fighter?
Let's start with just clip to
basket as the late head of the American Nazi Party. My Correct.
Is that
says to it says Bill Weld on podcast to climate. Okay. Okay.
Sorry. You want to play? So play it? Yeah, yeah.
Putting them in the same sentence. But, you know, I think
the President he makes no bones about the fact he says America
first, which was Charles Lindbergh fifth column before
World War Two, and he says I'm a nationalist. Well, it is the
party that took over in Nazi Germany in the 1930s. So that's
the nationalist Workers Party.
Governor, you've broken with the President and really the rest of
the party on climate change. What do you see as the best
policy to reduce carbon emissions considering the scale
that they're on and the sense of emergency that surrounds it?
Well, I think we should rejoin the Paris Climate Accords for
openers and adopt percentages that are consonant with our
responsibility. On the issue of climate, there's a divide
between the developed nations and lesser developed countries.
I think what President Trump would like to do is say, well,
we've gotten the benefits of the Industrial Revolution. Now you
have to agree you and your rainforests not to emit any
carbon dioxide. And we don't care if you ever develop because
we've got ours. Again, that's an unattractive point of view.
It's not what anyone's thinking. But let's go back to what he
said at the beginning. And that's, I think, is in clip one.
You know, I
think the President he makes no bones about the fact he says
America first, which was Charles Lindbergh fifth column before
World War Two, and he says I'm a nationalist. Well, it is the
party that took over in Nazi Germany in the 1930s. So that's
the nationalist Workers Party.
Yeah, yeah. Okay. It's just bullcrap. Total bullcrap. It's a
lie. And actually a lot of these
parties. Yes. The Nazi Party was the national, not the
nationalist. The National Socialist Workers Party. Yes.
The National Socialist Workers Party. The Nationalist Workers
Party did exist. It was a it was a fringe party in of all places.
New Zealand. Da
Well, we know about New Zealand is that
dick? Because he associates us use the word nationalist when
the Nazis were the National Socialist worker party. So this
guy's full of crap. The guy doing the interview.
He doesn't say anything doesn't know John, he doesn't
know Jack. Yeah. So we are John with this this joker and this
bill, display this last clip. This is where he's going on and
I think is real concern is a lot of these old Republicans that
are pretty staid. And I think Trump's a jerk because he's, he
doesn't have compartment, which is a word that I don't think
I've ever used. But compartment.
Is that important is that in this clip, the term the word
comes out, you can you can play it. Well, you better be ready to
explain to me what it means. Well, I
think that on the international front, the President has totally
up ended the correct order of things. He's insulting our
allies. And you know, his favorite foreign leaders are the
ones who are autocratic or despotic. I think his
interactions with the Justice Department, starting with Jim
Comey, even Jeff Sessions, don't bespeak any notion of fidelity
to law, the sign that's on the Justice Department building at
10th. And constitution in Washington, a government of laws
and not of men. That's pretty deep in our history. And the
President seems to have no interest in that. That, you
know, there's just a lot of issues out there. In addition to
the bedrock issue of comportment in office, there's you know,
there's climate change, there's treaties. I thought it was a
blunder not to join the Trans Pacific Partnership, for
example.
Okay, so he
is behavior is behavior
come for me. It means proper behavior. Yes. Oh, yes.
comportment proper behavior, the expected behavior,
presidential presidential behavior.
So, the then the Trans Pacific Partnership, he says that he's a
huge, huge mistake. does this guy know what the Trans Pacific
Partnership says? Because no one else
seems to know. Some people. Well, he may actually have read
some of it. I doubt it. As a governor. He might have gotten
something I think the governor's got some
secret document. Yeah, not all but goose for a secret document.
Yeah, you don't need to know what it says. This guy's a total
creep. Yes. Anyway, just wanted to get that out of the way get.
Well, it just as we're talking about out there, like a Trump
rotation thing, it's it's whizzing around very quickly. I
actually during the whole New Zealand initial coverage Scott
Adams is is on a quick Xotic there it is. I'll use it on a
quick zada Yeah, we now we're using it this Scott Adams
tonight. Quick, quick, Xotic crusade, right as quixotic
crusade and
it redundant actually been going?
Well, it's a crusade. quixotic means it ain't working. And
because the mainstream continuously lies, they don't
know better. So I can't really call it intentional lie. But
it's a main and M five M lie that the President said they're
good people. They're in the alt right. Charlottesville side. And
you know, Scott Adams is tweeting the literal translation
where actually Trump said exactly
the opposite is the transcript. Not transcript I'm
sorry, where Neo Trump actually on one I should read it when I
just read it while I'm here anyway. So I have it here. I
have it in.
Well, diamond and silk played a clip of him and he starts the
whole thing off by bitching and moaning about Nazis and white
supremacists, which everybody in the media completely ignores to
the point where they're saying he's never rebuked them. When he
rebuked them in this statement, yeah, here
I so this is what Scott Adams is tweeting around. So I will just
read the, the highlighted bits that Scott Adams is tweeting
Trump, excuse me, they didn't put themselves down as Neo
Nazis. And you had some very bad people in that group. But you
also had people that were very fine people on both sides. You
had people in that group? Excuse me, excuse me. I saw the same
pictures as you did. You had people in that group that were
there to protest the taking down of to them a very, very
important statue and the renaming of a park from Robert
E. Lee to another name, and then the reporter jumps back in, but
the highlighted bit right after this statement, I'm not talking
about the Neo Nazis and the white nationalists because they
should be condemned totally. But you had many people in that
group other than Neo Nazis and white nationalists. Okay. And
the press has treated them absolutely unfairly. Now, in the
other group, also, you had some fine people, but you also this
is the left Antifa but you also had troublemakers and you see
them come with the black outfits and with the helmets and with
the baseball bats, you had a lot of bad people in the other group
too. So factually, Trump did not say what people keep propagating
like fine people, they're those Nazis. Anyway, Scott Adams
valiantly trying to convince people to see it. I don't know
why he of all people cannot understand that once someone is
under hypnosis, it's hard to get them out of it.
He's a hypnotist. Right? Of all people. Right Ira right. That's
a good very
ironic this. Yes. That is very ironic. Now something like that.
Something else happened with a seemingly kind of who gives a
crap because I don't read it interview in Breitbart. It
wasn't exclusive headline. President Donald Trump, colon,
Paul Ryan blocked subpoenas of Democrats. So that's the story I
would not read. Eat in a million years. But they all took that
one little itty bitty piece and let's turn it into
President Trump saying his police and military supporters
could make things very bad for his opposition. Here's the quote
that he said to Breitbart. This is the president. You know, the
left plays a tougher game. It's very funny. I actually think
that the people on the right are tougher, but they don't play it
tougher. Okay. I can tell you, I have the support of the police,
the support of the military, the support of the bikers for Trump.
I have the tough people, but they don't play it tough until
they go to a certain point. And then it would be very bad, very
bad. Abby, Phillip is outside of the White House.
By the way, I want this woman to come in for a second, by the
way. Now, actually, I'll read you what was actually said
first, and then let her come in. This was everyone. This is
before before the New Zealand mosque massacre took place. This
was the this was in heavy rotation. Oh my God, and they
were conflating it with other things. Trump has said not in
this interview. But you know, as an example, well, I can stand on
Fifth Avenue shoot anyone, no one would care. So they're
taking this little bit and making using that one and making
it sound like he's threatening to use the military, the police
and bikers for Trump because you know, when? Yeah, that's, that's
right up there with those other two. So here's what actually was
in the article and just worth showing to you what the media
does. I don't care if you like Trump or not, this is just it's
a lie disingenuous by its very nature of omission. So he's
talking about Paul Ryan and what Paul Ryan wouldn't do. And then
it says Trump's comments came into wider part of the
conversation about how the left is more quote, vicious than the
right and that the left in American politics plays, quote,
cuter and tougher. Here's the quote. So here's the thing. It's
so terrible. What's happening. Trump said when asked by
Breitbart News, Deputy political editor, editor Amanda house
about his anticipated executive order on campus free speech,
it's about the campus free speech about violence on
campuses by the left against people who want free speech.
Quote, you know, the left plays a tougher game. It's very funny.
I actually think that the people on the right are tougher, but
they don't play it tougher. Okay. I can tell you, I have the
support of the police, the support of the military, the
support of bikers for Trump, I have the tough people, but they
don't play it tough until they go to a certain point, and then
it would be very bad, very bad, but the left plays it cuter and
tougher. Like with all the nonsense they do in Congress
with all this investigations. That's all they want to do is
you know, they do things that are nasty, Republicans never
played this. So he's talking about something completely
different. He's talking about an attitude. He's actually saying
look at the restraint that people have put in against the
actual violence wasn't one some Republican shot at like Steve
Scalise almost died by someone.
A maniac shot a bunch of Republicans playing baseball.
Well, let's bring in Erin Burnett's reporter to see how
its interpreted over on CNNs.
Abbey, this sounds like a threat. Well, sir,
a lot of people are certainly taking it that way, Aaron, and
it's not the first time that President Trump has used almost
identical language to talk about his supporters in this way
talking about the military, the bikers for Trump and others who
he says are tough and tough in a very specific way. The President
also implying in this quote that the left is tough, too. He used
this language when he was talking about Antifa, saying
that his supporters might be able to go up against Antifa at
a campaign rally back in September in Missouri, and many
people remember back in the campaign, President Trump talked
about second amendment people Second Amendment, people
referring to people who advocate for gun rights in this country,
being able to stop Hillary Clinton from appointing judges
left leaning judges to the court if she were elected president.
So this is a president who has repeatedly used this kind of
language, sometimes playing fast and loose with his words, and
leaving it open to interpretation for people to
believe that this is a door open to people who might want to use
violence in the public sphere. The President almost never
clarifies. And the White House certainly doesn't either. But a
lot of people raising more questions about the President's
language here, and why he doesn't do more to be clear
about his words, if violence is not, in fact, what he is
implying here, Aaron, all right, Abby,
thank you very much. What you're trying to talk about then why
are you talking about things getting very bad when you're
talking about your supporters as the police and the military as
monolithic groups?
So you see what they've done is like take this out of an
interview that has nothing to do with him threatening anybody and
then conflated with other things he said and now oh, oh,
dictator. Oh, he's gonna use the military. If he doesn't, if he
doesn't, if he isn't reelected, he'll he'll have the bikers for
Trump go enforce it. I'm staying in the White House. Now Yeah.
Now I'd like to do a similar job for Beto O'Rourke. I'm going to
defend him a little bit. So the word came down Beto O'Rourke, he
was a hacker. Well, it wasn't really a hacker, but he was in
the cult of the dead cow. And he was, he did crazy rhyme the I
don't know, how old is the guide? 1918 20. It doesn't
matter. It's like, okay, fine. But then, oh, he wrote, he has
very weird things. Now the controversy about these very
weird things that apparently Reuters knew he had written
something odd back in the cult of the dead cow days. 1988 which
we, when I remember the Cult of the Dead cows, like, whatever,
it was fine. You know, what these were they was a
sophisticated hacking group. Now. There was some phone
frequencies and stuff in there, but it was underground stuff. He
was he was alt, probably alt something. So that piece out. So
Reuters knew that there was this story out there before the
Senate election is my understanding. And they held
back on it, by request until after the race ran. And now it's
come out. And it's you know, it's like some douchey story.
It's a very short story. But the way the headlines read is, Beto
wrote about fantasizing about killing children. And so they
actually will, if they cite any of it, they'll cite this. As I
neared the young ones, I put this as I knew, however, that
this happiness and sense of freedom were much overwhelming.
This happiness was mined by Wright, I'd earned it in my
dreams. As I neared the young ones, I put all my weight on my
right foot, keeping the accelerator pedal on the floor
until I heard the crashing of the two children on the hood.
And then the sharp cry of pain for one of the two. I was so
fascinated for a moment that when after I'd stopped my
vehicle, I just sat in days sweet visions filling my head.
And so that's what is published. So like, wow, the guy is kind of
creepy. He's writing stories about Jesus sicko. So let me
read the next piece. I was so the last sentence I was so
fascinated for a moment that when after I'd stopped my
vehicle, I just sat in a daze sweet visions filling my head.
My dream was abruptly ended when I heard a loud banging on the
front window. It was an old man who was using his cane to awaken
me. He might have been a witness to my act of love. I was not
sure nor did I care, it was simply ecstasy. As I drove home,
I envisioned myself committing more of these acts of love. And
after a while I had no trouble carrying them out. The more
people I killed, the longer my dreams were I soon quit my job
stayed at my house in an almost comatose state. He's he's
writing about a completely fictional thing within a
fictional story
was he says my loot was that words he is my love some or
other was he and his car masturbating and the hospital is
possibly
possibly, but sounds
like but you
know, it's like it's it's a dream about a dream. And they
just you can't take these little pieces out of context of the
whole you can't even take out the context of cult of the dead
cow you really have to who
was 30 years ago
I know So now well, is it a problem? Dado
is on the warpath. I think they're trying to do i i think i
have three Baito clips. Oh, nice.
I think is that nice? I think it's nice. I don't know it could
hurt. Well, first of all, let's start with his Never gonna run
clip which a lot of people have picked up on I will say this is
not my route. You know, a lot of bloggers and illegal bloggers
who should be licensed. And podcast that should be licensed
people have run this clip because his beta on 60 minutes
saying he's never going to run it. He's very adamant about it.
And then he's done all of a sudden now he has to run.
We've heard a lot of people speculate that you and Senator
Cruz may face each other again, not in a Senate rematch but
running for a higher office. What are your thoughts on
running for president?
I don't want to do it. I will not do it. Amy and I are raising
an 11 year old a 10 year old and a seven year old and we spent
the better part of the last two years not with each other
missing birthdays and anniversaries and time together
and we are family could not survive more of that. We need to
be together
a politician lied. Ah.
How about that? At least the politician is I think I think
the scenario their timeline goes like this. He says this and now
these because his campaign is over. or the cruise thing and
he's getting relaxed. Now he's with the family with the wife
and three. They're all daughters, I think, not sure.
Well, he's got a bunch of kids. And they're all daughters. And
he's he's he would definitely run for president because he
does know, man. I know a guy that's got a wife and a bunch of
daughters. And he says, he's just always trying to get out of
the house because he says, you can never win any argument. When
you got home, he just shakes his head is like apparently. Hey,
welcome to this. Well, I
grew up radio goes home
to the holy crap. This is terrible. This family life. I'm
not gonna run for president.
I grew up around women and gay guys. So I disagree. You can win
an argument but you have to think differently.
You grew up around women and gay guys. Yeah. All right. Let's
play. Now. Let's go to CBS. Two, the puff piece. This is a long
piece, because he decides to run. And everybody's all a tizzy
about this because I don't know. But and by the way, they keep
describing this guy as a handsome man.
I don't get it. He's energetic. He's
looking. He's got a big Adam's apple, his head as long as a
horse face. He's got that kind of that upper lip. That's kind
of a snooty kind of that. John Elway look like he's just said
something stinks all the time. He I don't see any at least if
I'm analyzing from even trying to be female or even a gay guy
trying to see if it's a good I can't see this guy. Being a
handsome man. I would like someone to explain it to me. So
let's play this clip. Sorry. Let's play the CBS clip.
Her work is the 13 Democrats who officially join the 2020
campaign, Gayle King sat down with him in Iowa and Ed O'Keefe
was there for his announcements.
Like he did in Texas, Beto O'Rourke kept a small footprint
on his first day on the presidential campaign trail,
even driving his own cars. Why do you choose to start in this
corner of the state?
This is a very important part of America. That isn't listened to
often enough.
It's his first ever trip to Iowa morning. Along with his name,
voters are still learning what the former three term
congressman from El Paso stands for, including universal health
care, a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants and
universal background checks for gun by CBS This Morning co host
Gayle King spoke with O'Rourke for his first TV sit down
interview Since announcing his candidacy.
People said we had a candidate who didn't have a vast political
experience. And maybe now this time, we need somebody in the
White House, who has you know, been around the block a few
times who has greater experience than yourself, right. Clearly,
you're not deterred by that.
Right? I mean, I guess it depends on what kind of
experience or you're looking for. I've got experience hiring
people creating jobs, developing the economy of the community in
which I live serving in local government, with AMI helping to
raise a family and finding ways to work across the aisle to get
legislation passed even when I'm in the minority party.
A recent poll of Iowa Democrats put O'Rourke in fifth place
behind former Vice President Joe Biden, who's expected to join
the race next month, and three senators. That's a decent start
for the 46 year old who lost his Senate race last year. But it's
the fact that he lost by only three points in ruby red, Texas,
and how he did it. That is one and fans nationwide, and worries
other Democratic campaigns. He traveled with a small team never
hired consultants and raised a record $80 million. Merely his
popularity stems in part from his constant use of social
media, even during a dental cleaning, and what is it about
him that maybe piques your interest? He just
looks very charismatic and seems like he can really make a
change.
President Trump said he saw our work today too, but
I've never seen so much hand movement. I said, Is he crazy?
Or is that just the way he acts?
In a new cover story for Vanity Fair magazine, O'Rourke
expresses extreme confidence in his chances saying, quote, I am
born to do this.
It's gonna be so entertaining. I can't wait. I'm
born to do this.
I'm excited anyway, he
wants to impeach Trump. But he figures that by the way, this
yummy I got these two shows. You're gonna do
that as President?
I think so. He's gonna get in there. And once he's president,
he's going to impeach Trump. Which I think he's taken from
Maxine Waters. Yeah. Exactly. What is she gonna throw her hat
in the ring? Anyway, here's Baito mouthing off on
impeachment that
if there was not collusion, there was at least the effort to
collude with a foreign power effort beyond the shadow of a
doubt. that if there was not obstruction of justice, there
certainly was the effort to obstruct justice, whether that's
firing James Comey, the principal investigator into what
happened in the 2016 election, or in the light of day tweeting
to your attorney general, as President Trump did to end the
Russia investigation,
because you know, Speaker Pelosi has gone on record, she does not
think that's the way to go at this particular time,
how Congress chooses to address those sets of facts and the
findings, which I believe we are soon to see from the Muller
report is up to them.
Two things. One,
they where's the molar report?
That's one thing. Gail has become the new Barbara Walters.
And that's interesting.
Yes, I've noticed this too. They they're pushing her in that
direction. Yes.
Yes. So and I think that's a that's okay. Now it's a
really good picture interviews of Julie says it kind of a
candidate pensive, painful looking for whatever the guy's
gonna say is gonna hurt her,
or she's got to make people cry now. And then she's true.
Barbara Walters,
in total pain. Here's, here's the analysis of what Beto just
said.
It's interesting to hear that answer. Andrew, what is the
message that he's sending to voters and Democrats in Congress
with that position?
I think that's something you're gonna hear from a lot of 2020
Democratic candidates, this idea that, you know, I don't want to
focus on impeachment right now, I'm not serving in Congress. You
know, that's for those folks that decide, I'd rather be him
at the ballot box in 2020, which is what I think that's what
better work is trying to convey. Of course, last year, when he
was running against Ted Cruz in that race, he was running as a
very, very unapologetic, unapologetic progressive, which,
you know, the conventional wisdom was in a state like
Texas, that kind of politics would not sell well to voters.
Well, it sold pretty well in the sense that he came within three
points of beating Senator Ted Cruz in a red state. So I think
he's going to be able to break through some of these more
established norms of democratic politics going forward. And I
think you saw that reflected in his answer this idea that he
would rather just like all the others would beat the President
at the ballot box. Okay, fine,
is exactly what this show predicted. What would happen
with this impeachment talk is to keep it in to keep the ball in
the air. impeach, impeach, impeach, oh, we can't do that.
It's not going to work. Let's just Let's beat him at the
ballot box to get everybody. So the public at large this thing
and all they got was going to be impeached. I won't vote for him.
Before we take a break, I've been waiting for news to see
what happened. As you know, John and I were part of the first
podcasting network company where over the course of 10 years, I
certainly discovered and analyzed and been able to say,
you cannot monetize the network. It's not the way to go with
podcasting. And it's been the entertaining although somewhat
disheartening that we're seeing the exact same mistakes being
made. It's just it's a repeat, it's a cycle. It's the same over
and over deja vu all over again. So when gimlet media, the
podcasting pioneer, were purchased by Spotify for a
purported $230 million, I was very curious to see how long it
would take before certain shows that they have in their roster
which are not getting any of the money because how it works one
or two shows get all the money, and everyone gets a little
pittance and you kind of it's just how it works. It's the flaw
in the idea and that you can go outside of that and do you have
pay walls? How do you lock down all these things are
problematic? I did not expect what actually did happen but I
knew was going to implode somehow I think you have all
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the potential of on demand audio gimlet is on the leading edge of
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operation memory already documented on the first season
of startup we have decided to unionize. Our union is an
expression of passion for what we do, and a proactive effort to
work with management to shape the future of the company. It is
important for us to solidify the things that made gimlet a great
place to work and to address whatever issues may arise
through collective bargaining. We will work towards a contract
that includes but is not limited to, I'll stop here for a second.
So what happened and they've joined the Writers Guild of
America East. What happened is, everyone saw all the money come
in, of course, couple guys get a ton of money because this is not
an investment. It was a sale. It was an acquisition. So someone
made some money, probably the original investors angels, but
there are people now who disproportionately have more
money. But as you can read in this unionization document, the
people feel that they are responsible. So they're going to
bargain. And they're going to put the following in the
contract consistent and transparent job descriptions and
salary bands, straightforward processes for advancement and
promotion, clear and fair policies around contractor
employment, concrete and ambitious diversity initiatives,
equitable equitable processes for protecting employees
intellectual property, good luck, clear disciplinary
termination, and resignation policies and employee input in
company decision making. That's the end of that. It is not
possible to make podcast in any profitable manner with union
jobs. So you'll have a union writer, a union,
I mean, you can do a do keyword there is profitable, yes,
profitable. It's not
possible not possible, the more the market isn't there, the
times have changed. It is an open network you cannot have an
even if you think you're gonna do this by putting it behind a
Spotify paywall. It just we've done, we know the numbers yet
makes it worse. It doesn't work. You have to do these things
yourself. And they fallen into a very old trap and cliche, and
this is going to be they're gonna be walkouts because the
money won't be there. Eventually, Spotify will guys is
great. We love these five shows where we really got to cut
everything. We're good luck, then
a good luck they're gonna cut
99% It doesn't matter. 90% of all shows.
Yeah, they have a lot of they have a lot of shows and they're
going to end up with to a view.
I want to say this has nothing to do this has nothing to do
with unions. I'm not against unions. The what this
specifically this sector, I think I have some standing Billy
Bones in the troll room. This sector you cannot make a show
profitable certainly not a network profitable with
unionization. I have to be able to edit No, now there's I have
to go to an editor engineer. Oh, I can't do the stream. I got to
talk to an engineer. You got to have reporters Okay, reporters a
specific category for what they're doing if they're doing
it that way. Intellectual property on what you write good
luck. That's not viable in today's world. So I thought
you'd find that kind of humorous.
Yeah, I actually saw that must be having nothing but trouble
that they have to unionize because of course unionizing
podcasts. I mean, this is like unionizing. You know that you
got a family of four and the kids decide to unionize. I mean,
what could you imagine your allowance Hey, too low.
But you know, if the kids unionized at least I'll know who
to talk to to have the trash taken out. I mean, it's not all
that bad. I mean, it could have some benefit.
Yeah, maybe. But yeah, this is the beginning of the end for
gimlet. Yeah. Most of the newer ones I mean, there's a bunch of
these operations.
But John what's worse is you know, just like somehow we got
into this vibe with podcasting where we do all things in post
we do all the post processing. I'm Phil Spector come up with a
wall of sound I've got every every mic individually. Oh,
someone said I'm cutting that out. So they've all the love is
removed from from the shows. All the human aspects are gone,
spontaneity is gone. spontan But now, there's going to be an
industry I read all of the podcasts Business Journal, the
podcast news, the podcast pickled thing wasn't no that was
a while ago, but all these podcasts newsletters, and they
love this unionize. Oh my dad now we owe you Yeah, Now we've
got an industry automated podcast editor, I should make
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just a fact. So we recommend just giving the value for value
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already. And everyone's asleep. So maybe we'll hear from them
how that went March 23, Frankfurt Deutschland and April
20. In Atlanta, there'll be the 420 meet up in Atlanta. So
probably already happened unless they're all in a drunken stupor.
The Sydney Australia meet up March 17. The 23rd Frankfurt,
Germany and Atlanta on the 20th of April. Fantastic. This is
very good. These meetups. It's good. It's good for the soul.
Now the keeper initially. That's it. Yeah. You want to come to
me? Definitely. I don't know. But once she went to one, she's
like, these people are phenomenal. She just she's loved
the people who? Who come to these meetups. That's you that's
you people. Yeah. Did I tell you about the swamp people who came
up from Louisiana?
Yes, you did.
I don't know if it was on the show. I don't think it was on
the show. Ticket talking about it was I think I forgot to tell
you during the at the Austin much possible that surprised I
don't remember his name. And he brought his two kids. They drove
eight hours up and eight hours back. And he said covered
with lichen.
He said we're from a swamp. So we're swamp people. Anyhow, the
kids had like huge like big ruffian hair with the big
dreadlock coming out of the side and we're wearing.
We're sure that we're from DC. Well, that could
have been that. That would be true swamp people. Now, but it's
just interesting pilots, teachers, dentists, dudes named
Ben, LG lot of dudes and LGBTQ rainbow colors, Eagle Scouts,
tons of Eagle Scouts and sometimes people are all of the
above Marines. Yes, it's fabulous group. Some spooks to
the ASOs always identify my in the Austin meetup. One of the my
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peerage. ft peerage. Indeed, I got got two things I'd like to
share some updated information on the 737 max eight Max nine
aircraft is. And this is very interesting. One of our
producers sent me a YouTube video from CNBC. And this Missy
who was it? Boy wants to be anonymous. I think this video
was posted on February 8 12th 2018. So over a year ago,
over a year ago, and it was on CNBC, and on the microphone is
Captain Taher ta partager ta G R. He is the spokesperson for
the Allied Pilots Association. I believe he flies for American
Airlines again over one year ago predating the Kenya crash
predating the lion air crash from Indonesia important to
remember. And here's what was discussed on CNBC.
Frankly, the Wall Street Journal, a high ranking Boeing
official said that they had made a decision to not disclose
additional details about a new system that Phil really talked
about. It's called the MKS system, due to the fact that
they assumed that the average pilot would be inundated with
this information, and they just thought it was It wasn't
appropriate. And that's not only professionally insulting, it's a
little bit ethically insulting, but that that's okay, because
the safety culture has many layers in it. And now that
information has been provided us and we're digesting it and
understanding it better. And along with the saw in the New
York Times report, the NTSB and Indonesia made similar claims
that this information in this complex emergency that we're
starting to learn more about this, this may have been one of
the issues that needs to be looked at closer. But the good
news is and I want to make clear that that 737 The old the NG the
previous version and the max, they're safe aircraft. We fly
them every day and our families around him. But what makes it
safer today is now we know more about the system.
So over a year ago, Boeing was pressured into releasing all the
information about the dreaded M caste system, which is being
blamed on the Indians. Indonesia apparently also had that
information. Now, if they disseminated that to their
pilots, I don't know but I do know that when you have
something called the an emergency airworthiness
directive that goes through all throughout all layers of the
aviation industry. And everyone reads these and knows about
these and you and this. This Captain talks a lot about how
you know how this how the safety of the system works multiple
places where redundancies built in to make sure everyone knows
when something has changed, and indeed such an airworthiness
directive Emergency directive was issued
Captain there are a lot of people from the outside who are
now analyzing this and trying to figure out and
by the way, when they're talking about analyzing this, it's not
this is pre any crash. Before any crash, the Wall Street
Journal broke the story saying, hey, Boeing has changed
something and they haven't really been open with pilots.
This is a situation where the FAA needs to take more control
and tell the manufacturers what needs to be done, or at least be
providing more oversight. But we're on the outside, you're on
the inside. Do you have a very good handle on what's happening?
What what do you think? Is the proper solution to this? Does
the FAA need to step in more? Or is this something that industry
can manage on its own? Well, I
think the FAA stepped right on up as they were hoping for
Boeing put out a notification to crews about this. And then the
FAA stepped up and said, Now we're going to issue an
emergency airworthiness directive. So they elevated it
quickly, they were decisive. And that got our attention and got
our company's attention. And very quickly, we received
information from Boeing, that was very helpful. So we're
pleased and we look forward to that type of team effort going
forward. And we encourage Boeing to continue to join us and step
into the circle of trust. And let's get this done, right.
So if we have this emergency airworthiness directive, which
when I was living in the Netherlands, flying helicopters,
there were FAA directives came out about aircrafts that are
that I knew of, or maybe it was, were flying myself, and it was,
you know, things, you have to immediately make the adjustments
changes, whether it's a part or it's a procedure. So somewhere
it broke down, if indeed, this is to blame for these for these
crashes. But it seems like Boeing initially didn't do very
well. But over a year ago, this information was known. And it
was known through the proper channels to my knowledge in
aviation, so every every pilot, aviator, one of these aircraft
would have to know this issue doesn't mean that with the
training they had could actually save them from the issue that's
separate. But it's not like it was a secret. Yeah,
well, what you said, in essence, is that while every pilot may
have known every news media outlet apparently didn't. And
these stories are phony. Yes. Yes. So we're getting phony news
is that should have been if these reporters were doing their
job, they would have known about this. By me, obviously, it's
been took place a year ago. They make it sound like it's just
like an overnight thing. So would you think that maybe is it
the Airbus behind the bad reporting? Because the result is
that all the planes have been grounded? Well,
what I don't like about this is that the black box now this
happened in a country in an African country aligned with
France, it being a colonialist, colonial empire, and they still
run a lot in Africa. No one ever talks about that. The black box,
the Boeing, the Boeing divided a lot. He is not everybody. Cui is
us. The Black Box did not go to Boeing, it went to France. It
went to the enemy. The enemy has the black box, to the French are
going to analyze this. Of course, they know how to analyze
black box, they don't know how to do it. But when you have this
huge war between Boeing and Airbus, you'd think that
there'll be a little more pushback on Hey, could we please
have it before you start tampering around with the data?
I don't like that.
Yeah, that's a good point. So
it's bad. This is not okay. It I think it should have come to the
to Boeing and while certainly the FAA, the US authority should
be involved in the opening and extraction of the data. So well,
so we'll see that it changes everything for me changes
everything if they knew about it. Now, does that mean that
some crappier airlines don't have these directors? Well, we
haven't seen southwest or American Airlines have this
issue just yet. They I do know what the update is the plan
software update is, is indeed changing some behavior in the EM
caste system, which is all like, you know, I had a back in the
day when I had money. Living in the UK, I had a Jaguar X j s,
12, cylinder, six liter, whatever it was, and the car was
a very power, not
a great card to buy if you if you care about maintenance.
Well, not only that, but the entire cart only stayed on the
road because of the computer systems. If you turn it off, you
couldn't manage it. You could not manage the vehicle. It was
too powerful. The distribute weight distribution was off. The
whole thing was basically put together and your driving was
maintained by the computer and that's what they did with this.
I would say new it's almost a new type of aircraft because
they changed substance Initial, the change the design of the
wing and the engines and the placement of the engines and
thus all your center of gravity angle of attack all these
different things change, it should be seen as an entirely
new aircraft. And they I think they got to skimp on
certification, etc, because they're building it on an
existing frame. But that still doesn't mean that if you put the
information out there, that pilot should know how to handle
it. So the update will no longer will only cite if so if, if it
if the if the system believes that you're doing something
wrong, and it tries to override you, it will override but only
one cycle, he won't do it continuously. So that should
give the pilots more will
have a chance to figure out what's going down and up and
down motion. Yeah. But is it possible that Boeing
slipstreamed of fix into the software for this system into
all the planes at some time just before the first crash?
Anything's possible
they do that?
I don't believe that they do updates like Tesla over the air.
It's my understanding that like most updates within aviation, it
happens in a certified shop. Certainly, if it's avionics, and
avionics specialists will do it they received as all kinds of
sign offs and approvals for updating. It's not something
just happens overnight. Is
it possible how often does this thing get? I mean, I have my
printer. My Epson printer keeps asking me Oh, we got an update
to that on a weekly basis.
These updates hopefully don't happen don't occur very often in
my look, I remember flying the Eurocopter a lot. And Eurocopter
when you start up the Eurocopter which is a nice aircraft,
although it it has counter rotation, so you have to use a
left instead of right title that you're used to when taking off
and landing. It starts up with Windows NT 3.1. So on the flight
screen, you see that pop up and you have to wait part of the
startup procedure is waiting for Windows NT 3.1. To boot.
Honestly, I never liked that. It never felt good to me. Because
it does manage engine things. But this is typically these are
very low level or I should maybe it's the opposite high level,
you know, it's very tightly compiled as hardware. It's an if
you don't see a disc running, you know, that runs these type
of systems. You know, it's all embedded, embedded in structure
details. We do need more details. But the first one is
this is not an unknown. It's not like a magical thing that
happened.
So I only have one thing may be left. Okay. I mean, I have a
bunch of stuff. But I do want to get this out of the way. You
know, if you haven't noticed, there's a concerted effort to
get Tucker Carlson off the air. Yes. So somebody apparently
years ago he used he'd like to do Bubba the love sponge. kind
of idea. Howard Stern.
Do you have new information on this story? This is pretty old.
No, I don't have new information this year. Well, actually, the
story is, is continuing. So it's not like newer, I mean, there's
protesters in front of the Fox Studios going on. No, but what I
do have, and it is old because it's stuff from Bubba the loves,
has been played on everything. Everything from CNN, everyone's
played, we've
never played it. Okay. And I also cut
out good reason.
Well, I just thought we should play it. I just thought it is a
point of information. We should listen to Tucker say nasty
things about women and all as a stuff. They've got everybody in
a tizzy. We have not played it. It has been played to death. A
different versions of it. This is a version It's a little long,
but it's at least not. It didn't have the music and all the
interludes and crazy stuff going on.
So it's something only the no agenda show.
It's kind of funny.
Yeah. Well, something only the no agenda show couldn't do was
play you the raw source material. Right. But
yeah, well, it's whatever it is, you suppose they sure compiled
you when I say like when I say right, when I say right, you say
sure. But if you did you find is it's too gross to play. When I
say right, you say Sure. Sure.
By the way, women hate you when they do you wrong and you put up
with it. Exactly. Women are they hate weakness. They're like dogs
that way. They smell it on you for it. They'll bite you. I
mean, well, I love women, but they're extremely primitive.
They're basic. They're not that hard to understand. And one of
the things they hate more than anything is weakness. And man.
Do you run into Martha Stewart in the hallway over there? Where
we run into her all the time? She seems like she seems awful.
Yeah, he is over there. Very. She seems extremely.
I'd like to hear that word out at all. Yeah, I just I'd stepped
over me. She seems why not? Go ahead.
She It does seem a little vague. You said it I'm just agreeing
with. I don't use that word because Ron, I'd love for Tucker
Carlson Tonight
on MSNBC, a girl that comes across Connick.
It didn't get fired from MSNBC specifically for this stuff.
It's possible but people forget that he was at MSNBC during this
era.
Even before CNN, this was yeah, this was wasn't MSNBC first. And
then he went to CNN. Was that the other
way around? Yeah. Then he went to Fox.
I mean, I heard I mean, I know I'm a brand fan. So I'm gonna
state my bias right out front here. But I heard her on with
him and I just wanted to give her the spanking. She's actually
won. I gotta be honest, I don't like her. And I wouldn't vote to
confirm or if I were a US, Senator, but I do feel sorry for
in that way. I feel sorry for unattractive women. I mean, they
did you know, if
you took every celebrity, and I think he controls a pretty
tightly but if you took every celebrity who's been on Howard
Stern, you could do this to everybody. Because that's kind
of what this Bubba the love sponge is.
You could because they encourage it. And on the show, do you?
You're supposed to be a douche. Yeah. Yeah, to play any more of
it. I think you get the idea. But it goes on and on. He's guy
says nothing good about anybody. So they they're compiling. This
is like one of three or four of these things. They go on
forever. Yeah, I've hand. Okay, I just got one that they do.
We'll skip that and go to this clip, which is the press
conference, which I think was hilarious. Because this is the
second or third time this has come up in the same press
conference with poor Sarah Huckabee having to answer this
funny, I think hilarious questions, media is completely
off the rails to be even giving a crap about casual conversation
question for you. But I also have a follow up to a colleague,
because I didn't hear you actually answer the question. So
yes or no. Does the President truly believe that Democrats
hate Jews? I am
not going to comment on a potentially leaked argument. I
can tell you what I can tell you think Democrats
hate Jewish people as he sounds. They've had a lot of
opportunities
over the last few weeks to condemn some of the foreign
comments. I'm trying to get three feet stop talking. I'll
finish my statement. Yes. The President has had and laid out
clearly his position on this matter. Democrats have had a
number of opportunities to condemn specific comments and
have refused to do that. That's a question. Frankly, I think you
should ask Democrats what their position is, since they're
unwilling to call this what it is, and call it out by name and
take actual action against members who have done things
like this, like the Republicans have done when they had the same
opportunity
with Paul Manafort. But I just want to be very clear, you're
not answering the question. Is
there a reasonable answer? Twice? Yeah,
no, this this out this cycle of? It's the hypocrisy loop. Well,
you didn't you didn't disavow that? Well, you didn't disavow
that you didn't go fast enough on that. You didn't say this is
all so tiring.
It's really bad. The media in this country is just it's not.
They can't do their worst news in this.
Well, I have some that not this could be our final. Yesterday,
he had a big conference in Atlanta. Atlanta is home of CNN
who shows up on Brook CNNs show Al Gore. And this is the day
after the children got no media coverage. This is very sad
children got no media coverage children could and as you know,
they they played hooky from school. And you know, it was
very hopeful for everybody. But luckily, we got Al Gore on to
fill us in there some updates. The numbers have changed a
little bit. Things are much better for the climate change
movement, green New Deal. And I think we could have a little a
little laugh as we listen to what he has to say. And this is
what we would call a tell fest. What is Al Gore's tell when he's
lying?
Is a little cough. I believe it's a laugh. It's that low.
Yeah, fake little in the middle.
Well, buckle in,
Mr. Vice President, despite all the science, all the warnings,
there are still skeptics at the highest level of government to
what do you attribute that? Now I
like what Brooke is doing here. She's trying to say the highest
level of GOP she's trying to say Trump, she wants him to say
Trump.
Well, I don't think that there are I obviously there's no basis
for doubting what the Mother Nature is telling us now. It's
beyond just consensus that 99% of the scientists just listen.
Oh,
hold on, hold on new numbers, Alert, alert. It's now beyond
the 99% consent consensus of scientists doesn't even say
climate scientists. We've got just scientists everybody beyond
99
What the Mother Nature is Helping us now it's beyond the
consensus of 99% of the scientists just listen to mother
nature and the climate related extreme weather events have
quadrupled in recent years here in the US alone. And
I like this statistic that the extreme climate related extreme
weather events have quadrupled. Or that's not that there were
more horrific weather events, they're just labeled as climate
change extreme weather events, is it's not, there's no more or
less than you would have expected. It's just the labeling
is different. But he says it in the coolants
have quadrupled in recent years. Here in the US alone, and less
than nine years. We've had 17, once in 1000 year events, and I
wish we could have a list of those that keep on coming and
they keep on getting worse. So the oldest strategy of trying to
fool people disbelieving the evidence in front of their
when he laughs like that, his tell he's you know, he's really
laughing about how He is fooling people. That's why he can't
contain himself
keep on getting worse. So the oldest strategy of trying to
fool people disbelieving the evidence in front of their own
eyes is failing. And we're crossing a tipping point. Now,
Brooke, we're seeing many Republicans change their
positions and join the growing bipartisan consensus. And the
debate is not about the science that debates long cents over.
The debate now is about the best ways to move as fast as we can
to solve this crisis.
We all know that best ways to pay Al Gore. second clip, this
is very nice. We have a strategy for getting Trump elected or
voted out of office. It's a very important one, and has to do
with the Paris Climate Accord. I did not know what he's about to
tell us. I looked it up and I guess you could, I guess you can
say it's true, what he's saying, listen,
but what about the leader of all Republicans that the President
himself? I mean, if inaction continues for the next two,
maybe six years under the Trump White House? Well, what concerns
you what what is the one immediate consequence on
climate? Well, actually, in, in what might some might call a
perverse way, I think the fact that Donald J Trump has become
the global face of climate denial, is actually encouraging
a lot more people to join the cause of helping bring about the
solutions more rapidly. He cannot withdraw from the Paris
Agreement, by the way, legally. The first date we could is the
day after the next presidential election. So the fate of this
issue is not in his hands, it's in our hands and a large and
growing bipartisan majority of this country is now saying
definitively to politicians and office holders. It's time to act
and and the sooner the better, the bolder, the better.
Now, it's meaningless. But what he's saying is true as President
Obama signed and formally joined the Paris deal in 2016, arguing
at the time that Senate ratification was not required,
because it was not a formal treaty. And that's why it's
meaningless. But as a result, the US will continue to be part
of the agreement until November 5 2020, the first date that the
US can formally withdraw, which is the which is in 2020, the day
after the election. I think honestly, crap.
First of all, you get Clip of the Day for discovering this.
Oh,
thank you very much. I would be nothing without my producers.
Yeah. No, I clip.
Very few. I get a few but not as many as you do. The point is, is
that it's almost a dough as a setup. Yeah. It's a perfect
setup worldwide agreement have anything to do with our election
cycle
coincidence? I think not. Now, the third one will blow your
mind even more. What have we seen we've seen children being
abused and becoming spokes halls for this movement for this
financial movement because the ultimate goal is carbon a price
on carbon a carbon tax globally, money, money, money, money, and
if you just want to for those of you who are new, you should go
to the the bigots go to bing.io and look for Al Gore Maurice
Strong carbon exchange and you can learn about the financial
motive that Al Gore At least seem to have when starting all
this up and humare, strong as et cetera. So we've taken these
children and we have put the fear of God into them. We have
made them believe in climate change, and they're all going to
die. We have report after report and and this most recent one, if
we don't do anything with that this was within 12 years, then
we're all going to die. It's the genesis of the green New Deal.
It's why children are depressed. And and this Truancy is the
climate strike, which was on Friday didn't get much ink or
airtime because of the New Zealand mosque massacre. But the
children still went out there, they're still being made to be
very afraid of climate change, aka global warming while they
stand in the cold wrapped up in their sweaters, their mittens
and their hats. Greta Thornburg has been nominated. She's the
now 15 year old who has been nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
for her work. She's a trained child. She is like a circus. She
has been trained by her parents, who are globalists who are
activists who are in on the deal. And now listen to what Al
Gore has to say about the children, young
people were in the vanguard of that civil rights movement. And
it always has been so and where climate is concerned. It's
especially true as young people are going to live longer and
live with the consequences of the climate crisis longer. And
they've studied it in school, they understand it, most of them
very clearly. In fact, I'm very proud that one of the graduates
of our Climate Reality Project young Haven, Coleman went
through our training program a few years ago in Denver at the
age of 11. And she is one of the CO leaders of this students
school strike movement in the US.
So he trained an 11 year old child like a circus animal to
talk this way and is now positioned as one of the leaders
of this school
strikers Child Protective Services. That's a
very good question. Because this is this is this is not okay.
You're training 11 year olds. In a lie,
this is a classic maneuver. This is the young Nazis. Yes, we did.
I mean, this party, they were all the same, the Hitler yoga
and yeah, they hit low yoga, and that's what you want a bunch of.
I'm not gonna say stupid, but yes, stupid, 10 and 11 year olds
that don't know what the hell's going on, because their brain
hasn't fully formed. And you get them you brainwash them into
these, you know, you got to Al Gore there and training kids to
be the activists was really inexcusable. Yeah. And, by the
way, sorry, his notion that it's these 1011 year olds were behind
the Civil Rights Movement, which is what he how he started that
whole crap. Yeah. I've just take a look at the pictures. In
Birmingham and elsewhere. There's no 1211.
Yeah, he didn't say 10 years. So young people that were
young, there was even then it was it would be Yeah, maybe
there's some 19 year olds, but young people to me is somebody
under 1830 More
seconds on the clip training program a few years ago in
Denver at the age of 11. And she is one of the CO leaders of this
students school strike movement in the US. We just had a panel
of four very young people here. And boy, are they articulate and
bright and persuasive and program passionate about this?
And one of them said, I'm 16 years old, and I'm on school
strike today. But I'm warning you all in 2020. I'm voting
we're coming for those of you who are not helping to solve
this crisis.
All right, there it is. Al Gore has spoken. They're coming for
you. The children are coming for you and they're trained. They're
trained specialists.
Yeah. Brainwashed drones.
Sad, but so it is. That's our deconstruction for today. I
think you got your value. And I certainly feel valuable today.
We did a lot got to the bottom of some things, more questions,
but the news is not your friend. It's another way of saying it.
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