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2 2019. This is your award winning get my nation media
assassination episode 1134. This is no agenda. Nothing the Neo
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capital, the golden star state. Hey morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley where nobody knows who William
bar is. I'm John Cena bar at
Raglan Buzzkill.
Course people know who he is. Yeah, I think
yes, out to the street and asked I don't think anyone know what
they'll say. Nat never heard of the guy. Well, yes. William Barr
testified.
Well, he was a witness.
Yeah, yeah.
And you saw it. I saw it. We all saw it. initial impression lest
you have clips. Actually, I don't have any clips from from
that itself. I thought it was XM. Personally, I thought it was
kind of a poor performance by bar.
I loved it. I thought was a great performance by bar.
I thought he looked. He didn't have answers fast. And he was
trying to look cool. It didn't quite look cool. I don't know. I
can see the perception where he came across as in fact, in some
cases, someone unprepared. I thought it was very prepared.
Okay. We disagree. But you have the clips. So let's go.
And I have the clips. The thing is the Washington Post this
where I was laughing before the show. They went on and on and on
slamming him pretty much the way you are.
I was not slam stop. I did not slap your slamming. I did not
slam him. I didn't do anything. Just didn't seem like great. Was
not didn't think was a good performance. Oh, I
thought it was fat. Stick. He? And then today apparently he
said, Because well, actually, let's start off with the reason
he's not going to do the supposedly today is supposed to
go to the Nadler Committee in the House. Is this.
Is this another public hearing or is it a public one, okay.
And he said, No, I'm not doing it. And the reason he's not
doing it, he said it very clearly at the beginning of the
of his testimony. Well, it wasn't a testimony. He just said
at the beginning of his discussion of whether he's going
to do Nadler because he wants to be he's not going there to be
grilled by a bunch of attorneys. He wants to be grilled by the
the Congress, men and women. And Nadler No, no, no, we're no
good. Apparently, Nadler felt that there wasn't any good for
the the people in the on the committee to talk to him. He has
to bring in some professional.
Oh, okay. I didn't realize this. So they're gonna bring in legal
experts to question him on aspects of the law.
I guess. They're gonna, that's great. They're going to grill
him.
I didn't realize that. Oh, this is good. Okay, that
is not good, because he's not going to do it. Okay. Late last
night. He said that. No, I already said he says, I already
said I'm not going to be questioned by some professional
attorneys that just came in there to ask me a bunch of
random questions, right. I mean, they're going to be asked
questions by the congressman, or I'm not going to be asked
questions by anybody. But meanwhile, Nadler paid zero
attention to this and ramrodded through the idea of Yeah, yeah,
we're gonna have at least at least our attorney, ask him a
bunch of questions. And if I if I was, bar and I heard what I'm
what I'm about to play, which is the Nadler committee going back
and forth on this. I would probably want not want to go to
this committee either. Just listen to this.
Reporting quorum being present. The question is on the adoption
of the motion, because it's the one that chaos selection.
This is the Nadler Yeah, that's Nadler gonna He's NatHERS RAM
rotting this idea through and he's not listening to the
Republicans.
Nice go according quorum being present. The question is on the
adoption of the motion, pursuant to house rule 11. Close to Jace
Germany. Those in favor say aye. Mr. Chairman was no Mr.
Chairman. Chairman, have it the motion Mr. Chairman, I seek
ranking. motion is agreed to nice members of the committee
unless you want to speak on Hello RAM
meet rod motion.
Does anyone wish to ask for a recorded vote? Mr. Chairman,
I've asked for recognition. The clipboard or not allowing clerk
will report looking so if you're not Republicans, we're not
allowing going to meet this motion work your main record
here. What we ought to be going by the rules and giving people a
chance to debate. No wonder they ag dead want to come.
Running things without regard for debate, gentlemen was
totally unfair.
We're in the middle of a vote, the clerk will report that. Mr.
Chairman,
we get no amendments. The ranking for a personal point of
view,
will report regular order to the parliamentary, you will be
entertained after the clear result. Mr. Chairman, very cool,
report the results, and then we will do
it. So let me just understand what's happening. He said, This
is what we're going to do. And he just ramrodded through even
though there were objections, is that what I'm hearing here?
Yeah. Yeah, but it's a very attic control committee. Yeah.
Nadler has no, no,
no control. No, he's got to bang that gravel.
Yeah, Chairman, we've already asked for it. And I thought you
recognize the gentleman from Florida foreign America. We'll
call the rest of the chairman.
You said you're gonna recognize, Mr.
Chairman, move to table. Mr. Chairman, I moved to amend where
it was chairman. I
moved to adjourn.
We're in the middle of Iraq. We're in the middle of
we were in the middle of debate was a debate. You ended it
without the question. Chairman Hall.
I wasn't just Chairman, I move to adjourn. regular order.
Regular. That's a privilege motion
motion to adjourn motion to adjourn.
The motion to adjourn is not an order in the middle of a roll
call with a roll has not been called
yet. We were in the middle of Division A and you didn't allow
it. I was in the middle of offering an amendment.
Mr. Chairman, the eyes and nays you'd recognize the message?
You don't really have to step on it with that guy. Just as Why
would you go to this committee?
No, that's a preview. No, of course you won't go there. We
will we come to blows like we've seen, you know, in Japan, which
we need some of that where someone just jumps over the day
is and just starts wailing on somebody. I wonder.
No, Nadler is committee's completely, obviously out of
control. And of course, the Washington Post doesn't report
on that. Okay. Well, I don't know anybody that reported on
this. I didn't
even I didn't even hear about it. Yeah, it was while it
kept going on by the way. That's great. Good catch. Now the
classic. Classic, there's I got 123 I think I have four clubs
with with the bar discussing things with
well before. Before we do that, let me do a little on Trump
while I was watching a number of different screens. And something
happened pretty much in the beginning and then laid out in
an hour later that I have not seen that I can recall on the
mainstream news channels. Typically when they have when
there's a session like this, they just let it all run at the
end. They come in, they've got all their pundits, CNN, I think
had nine people. Nine people in the semicircle. MSNBC did
something new. They broke into the hearing. Have you ever seen
that with this hearing of some importance, and then they break
away to comment on it before it's over? Why?
So no collusion, no coordination, no conspiracy
between the Trump campaign and the Russian Government regarding
the 2016 election, you have to have specific intent to obstruct
justice. If there's no underlying we're
reluctant to do this. We rarely do. But the Chairman of the
Judiciary Committee just said that Muller found there was no
collusion. There is not correct. Nicole Wallace, the report says
collusion is not a thing. They consider this it doesn't exist
in federal court.
And what's stunning is that Lindsey Graham is offering
answers to questions that aren't on the table today. The question
on the table today after the reporting last night is why did
Barr Miss characterize what was actually in the Muller report.
And I'm sorry, Lindsey Graham, but your defensiveness is
showing to talk about everything that went into it in the next
breath. This story is a stunning, stunning
mischaracterization of what the whole exercise especially about
reveals what I talked about before that he's sitting there
today, not as the Chairman of the Judiciary Committee as a
human shield for Donald Trump. And
again, we try to offer just gavel to gavel coverage. But
that phrase, or the lack of its absence from federal code, this
no collusion mantra is so foundational to why we're here
today that we decided to flag it when we heard him use it yet
again, back into the chairman on the committee.
So that was 10 minutes into it and I've never heard anyone do
that? They jumped at it. Oh, wait, that's not true. That's
not there. They're sitting there just yelling. Yeah. Yeah.
It's like, all this was about was collusion? Oh,
no, no, that's not a legal term. So Lindsey Graham, the human
shield for Trump is just this, just that the human shield and
they did it again an hour later,
we want to correct some of the record against of all things
what it says the irony
of Brian Williams popping in to correct the record because
someone didn't tell the truth is not lost on me.
We want to correct some of the record against a
ruse. I'm sorry, no, no, wait, wait for the second clip. This
is this is different here.
We want to correct some of the record against of all things.
What it says in the Muller report, Nicole,
so I'm not gonna dance around this. He's lying. He's lying
about what the mullah report finds around one of the critical
flash points in the obstruction investigation.
So they broke in, of course, after a Democrat finished asking
a question, they go to a Republican, that's when they
jumped in. And they have to jump in to say a bar is lying. They
could not wait to do it afterwards and do a clip. I
guess they feel that this is really what this whole hearing
was about. At least what I saw was, Hey, you said this, about
the report, but it was really quite different. And then Muller
said, Well, I wish you had shown those 19 pages. And then Barr
said, Yeah, I'm going to show all the page, it was only about
Barr's interpretation of the Moller report and the three
weeks in between the full report being released. That was the
argument. That's all that it was about the whole thing. And they
have to jump in because Oh, was lying. The people will be
confused. Very bizarre, never seen that. Before that I can
recall.
That's beyond bizarre. That's twisted, but I liked it. After
we see here, nothing but collusion, collusion, collusion
for for two years from the NBC media, you can't go to all of a
sudden, anybody even brings it up. You got to jump in and say,
hey, it's not a legal term. I mean, how does that work? You're
the guy. We have the one little bit No, any collusion?
Yeah. Yeah, that's what we do all the time. Any collusion?
We've had it everywhere. All right, back to the actual
hearing.
Couple of things. Let's hear about this is Blumenthal going
on and on because there was a discussion on the concept of
exoneration, which apparently, you know, they made bars kind of
beside themselves as to why Muller put in he he's not
exonerated when it's not like, it's not anything they do. And I
think he explains it here pretty, pretty clearly,
the report says that they could not be sure that they could
clearly say that he did not violate the law. As you know,
that's not the standard we use in the criminal justice system.
It's presumed that someone is innocent and the government has
to pass to prove that they clearly violated we're not in
the business of exoneration. We're not in the business of
proving they didn't violate them. What I found that Andre
did him in your press conference, and in your four
page summary, how did that start? I didn't hear the
beginning of the question. You in effect, exonerated or clear
the press. No, I didn't exonerate I said that. We did
not believe that there was sufficient evidence to establish
an obstruction offense, which is the job of the Justice
Department, and the job of the Justice Department is now over,
that determines whether or not there's a crime. The report is
now in the hands of the American people. Everyone can decide for
themselves. There's an election in 18 months. That's very
democratic process. But we're out of it. And we have to stop
using the criminal justice process as a political weapon.
My time has expired. I apologize, Mr. Chairman, but I
would just say that a four page letter and the press conference
that you did, left the clear impression, and it's been
repeated again and again, that you cleared the President. Thank
you, sir.
You did it bar. You're going down in history as a liar.
You declare the president cuz that's his job. Who's supposed
to clear the president if it's not him is the attorney general.
Yeah. And Muller was working in the Attorney General's Office.
Yep. Yep. So he cleared the President's Yeah, it is what he
did. Was he supposed to
do No, no, he was supposed to not do that. Clearly, Brian
Williams thinks differently. And Nicole Wallace.
Nicole Wallace. It should throw her in jail.
Why didn't she do
is This is like Blumenthal. This is a classic example. I think
our people didn't like this Barr's testimony because this is
a short clip on Blumenthal. On recusal.
My recollection is
Stopstopstop let me get a blue background. First, there's a
number of spin off cases that came out of this. I think
there's 12 to 14 of them. And bar going into Blumenthal should
recuse everywhere. If apparently everybody should recuse
themselves, because there's some there's no real reason, but they
just should. And so Barr is being grilled by Blumenthal
about his I guess, built in prejudice.
Oh, right. Right. Yes, he
should the President. Yes. I thought this was a I just
thought this is a good clip of where Barr just says no.
My recollection is I have not discussed those that you don't
recall for sure. I mean, I could I can say very shortly I did not
discuss the substance of and will you recuse yourself from
those investigations? No. No.
So that would be like, you know, this is it. This came out again,
every once in a while he'd they'd ask him a question. I
just he'd say no, and there'll be one. There. He was not
agreeable. No. Another one is just a definition of a White
House was all over him with his white houses. You know, the guy
from Rhode Island and thinks is going to be flooded because of
global warming any minute. He's always like, hunched over with
his head tilted like at about 45 degrees, and he's always talking
sideways, maybe and he's very low to the to the Dyess and he's
way down. And then he's got his mic way down. And they said,
He's cocked and he's talking to him. And so he had his chance to
get out of the continuous dead end questions and answers, which
I think is what probably people found Woods was boring about the
whole thing. But he talks about spying, and I thought the spying
thing was quite good. This little back and forth with White
House, you use the word
spying about authorized DOJ investigative activities.
Are you talking about my testimony before the House
Appropriations? Yes. In the
entirety of your previous career in the Department of Justice,
including as attorney general, have you ever referred to
authorized department investigative activities,
officially or publicly as spying? I'm not asking for
private conversation. I'm
not going to obscure the use of the word spying. I think, you
know, my first job was in CIA. I don't think the word spying has
any pejorative connotation at all to meet us. Maybe the
question is always whether or not it's authorized and
adequately predicated spying. I think spying is a good English
word that in fact doesn't have synonyms because it is the
broadest word, incorporating really all forms of covert
intelligence collection. So I'm not going to back off the word
spying. Except I will say when did you not suggesting any
pejorative? And I use it frequently as your media.
Media, when did you decide to use it? Was it off the cuff in
the hearing that day? Or did you go into that hearing? intending
it was the words it's actually off the cuff to whoever it was.
Go ahead.
Yeah. When when when when he challenged me and said, Do you
want to change your language? I was actually thinking like,
what's the issue? I don't consider it a pejorative and
rather late, frankly, we went back and looked at press usage.
And up until all the floor outrage a couple of weeks ago,
it's commonly used in the press to refer to authorized
activities such as
referred to as partment law, it is not commonly used by the
department. My time is commonly
used by me.
I tried to get some answers on this. I didn't really get a
definitive answer if it's if it's common to say spying are
not
in the news by him. Yes. So he sees it. He's old
school. Yeah. Well, I talked to some old schoolers. And I was
like, yeah, yes. And no one no one. No one really felt that
that was wrong. But I guess they don't realize house did yeah.
Well, of course, very upset by Well, of course, because once
Barr dives into it, if he's actually going to do that Muller
has gotten all the guilty people out. Everyone who was guilty of
spying is now out. God knows where they are. And bars going
in. He says to see if he can find out the origins of this and
there was spying Of course there was spying.
Russia was spying. That's what Trump said when he when he was
ridiculed.
Forget that. It's what we do.
It's what Trump said when he was ridiculed. Yes, but it's still
what we do. We spy we spy on everybody. Yeah, that's why I
don't understand why it was such a big fuss. Well,
you're not supposed to spy on American citizens. That's that's
possible, are they?
I think we've documented that's not true. What's not true?
Because does that What do you mean if of course,
of course it's true.
I think we've documented that spying on American citizens is
not illegal. We've document you said we're not supposed to. And
I said we've documented that that's not true. We do it. Okay.
Yes. I mean, it was just one of the reasons shows where they
were documented how you know, if you will, if you're, I can't
remember what the clip was, but it's quite funny. It was. It
was. It was Gina talking about how we spy on Americans. Durbin
tried to corner bar with ethics is my Latin This is ethics thing
that they keep trying to say, well, you know, there's an ad
there's an ethics committee that's attached to the Justice
Department. Apparently, if you have any issues with maybe some
ethical thing, you got to recuse yourself. They really want this
guy out of the picture. Yeah. And so they so Durbin, found
some like setup where Barr did ask for, for opinion from this
ethics group, which he didn't necessarily have to do and
Durbin's all over it, saying that he's knows that he's in the
wrong and he shouldn't be he should be recusing himself. And
then Barr kind of weasels out of it with a very, very elegant job
leaving Durbin just flat footed. I just thought this was a very
good back and forth his little long, I'd like
to ask you a separate issue. It's been reported that on April
16, you received a waiver to participate in the investigation
and litigation of so called one MDB matter. This is an
investigation into a Malaysian ck, I
didn't understand that the first time I heard the one MDB matter.
What do you know what that is? What that refers to? Yeah, this
is the company that's out of Malaysia that this her name? Ah,
and they're the ones who are supposedly money laundering
through the Trump and
this is what the live shows are all about, I guess the big hope
of
hope, Democrats that this is how they're going to get Trump out.
Somehow he had something to do with it. There's no
Is that is that the Logan Act or the Hatch Act or the this is
just
a business just a corruption, of
course makes nothing but on April
16, you received a waiver to participate in the investigation
and litigation of the so called one MDB matter. This is an
investigation into a Malaysian company from alleged money
laundering. According to news reports, as part of this
investigation, the US Attorney's Office for the Eastern District
of New York is investigating whether a Malaysian national
illegally donated to the Trump Inaugural Committee with money
taken from one MDB you sought a waiver to participate in this
matter, even though your former law firm Kirkland and Ellis
represents an entity involved in the investigation, namely
Goldman Sachs, how many waivers Have you received to allow you
to participate in matters or investigations involving Trump
businesses, the Trump campaign or the Trump Inaugural
Committee? You did seek a waiver in this case?
I actually the impetus, as I recall, people should jump me if
I'm wrong, but didn't come.
You said that a lot. He instead of people should jump in. He
kept saying people should jump me but he kept saying that. No,
he only said twice. Well, I heard Okay, so I heard that a
couple of times. But isn't it people should jump in instead of
jumped me. You don't want to have people jump you? I
have no idea where he is this little phrase? Yeah, people
should jump me jump me jump in
or the Trump Inaugural Committee? None. You did seek a
waiver in this case.
I actually the impetus, as I recall, and people should jump
me if I'm wrong, but it didn't come from me. I was asked to
seek a waiver in this case. Do you
see the problem? If the issue is whether or not a money
laundering operation Malaysia isn't sending money to the Trump
Inaugural Committee? That is Attorney General, the United
States, you may not want to involve yourself in this?
Well, no, I don't. I don't because I was not involved with
the inaugural Why
would you seek a waiver then to participate in this?
The waiver was I guess the conflict was not because of any
relationship I had to the Inaugural Committee, which I
didn't know it's to Goldman Sachs, your former client? Oh,
it's Kirkland. Ellis, the law firm.
Right. And their client Goldman Sachs. I just don't understand
why you would touch that hot stove. Well, that's a good you
sought the waiver. That's why I'm asking the question.
The attorney at the Criminal Division actually actually asked
me to get a waiver because of the importance of this
investigation. Overall, I was requested by the Criminal
Division. I didn't seek it. The impetus did not come from Me.
And who would that be that made the recommendation to you?
I am told it was the Criminal Division. Mr. Benge kowski. He
was the head of the criminal division but before apparently
they discussed it with a career ethics official and they made
the recommendation. Thank you. Yeah,
I went flat. He tried. He tried to get some out of that. There
was a couple of people did that. Kamala Harris has she has I
didn't get any clips. But she has a very interesting style
where she just asked the question cuts it off says yes or
no, that's a yes or no question, but she has that resting
bitchface I think it plays well for the fans of hers.
I don't know. I didn't think she had anything to prove
she has nothing to prove. But she immediately the whole thing
is immediate show as usual. Yeah. I do have more.
Nah, you know, I did have a bunch of Klobuchar clips because
she was kind of like the same. She's very similar to camel,
camel, camel, a hamdullah.
Hammer. Emulator terrorists. Yeah.
Same thing. But the funny thing about if you listen to I guess
too long, because these they give them six minutes plus on
these are opening questions. She She does this thing is kind of
amusing to look back on it. Klobuchar has these two bills
before Congress one is got something to do with both.
They're all kind of kind of conflict of interest bills that
have to do with these some some various situations that are
everybody agrees is or needs to be fixed. That's summarizing.
And so she starts off asking about these things just to kind
of promote her bill. And then he's, she says, Can you help us?
Can you help us? Help us? Help us to Yeah, I can help you? I
think so. And then she goes on anything. Can you help us? Help
us help us? And yeah, I think so. And then she said, she
drills into the guy with these really insulting questions. I'm
thinking what kind of help is she going to expect after this?
It was just the stupidest thing I've ever witnessed in anyone
can watch the entire Klobuchar q&a with this guy. It's pretty
baffling. Well, somebody's people aren't too. too bright.
Well, it's again, just a sideshow, big sideshow. glad
everybody watched it, and he's all upset about it. I'd like to
understand why why why they weren't interrupted just to
because they're that I can guess the testimony or No, it's
not second guessing. Lindsey Graham. No, no, it's not second
guessing. Nicole Wallace is an attorney. She knows things.
That's another tip. I didn't get it, which I'll just reiterate,
could have had this clip bars being grilled by one of these
guys. And he says, Don't you think that all the pundits and
and pundits and newsmen and lawyers and attorneys have all
disagreed with many of your conclusions? And Barr says, I've
never run into any two attorneys that
agree. I saw that too. Well, here is a attorney, Chris Cuomo.
He's a lawyer. And this kind of helps us understand why. And
Brian Williams and Nicole Wallace and others are just so
nutty about it. They're in their own minds. They're conflating
and they're mixing up different processes, different, different
bodies within the US government. I mean, just just everything and
the guy's a lawyer, so you think he would kind of know how it
works. And he had on former Attorney General Michael Moore,
Casey, which he should have known better honestly, Cuomo
consider
this. He's being investigated for a crime that didn't happen,
and that he certainly didn't commit. Who says it didn't have
great Russian interference happened? Russian interference
happened, for sure. But cooperation and conspiracy
between the Trump campaign and the Russians did not happen. And
that was the criminal level Gnosis Mr. Muller to any level.
I don't know about any level, but the criminal level I do,
I'll give you Okay. And, and there's an investigation going
on, not for a month or six months, but for two years, close
to two years. And his administration is laboring under
the shadow of that investigation, and people
alleging that it happened, there are going to be indictments and
so on and so forth. But this is a special counsel. And it was
put together by Rosenstein because he wanted it separate
from the DOJ because of what he saw. It's not separate from the
DOJ within the DOJ, as a mechanism separate I know what's
under the DOJ, I understand how the guidelines are written I
understand why they were written because we didn't like but the
independence guidelines, we have three branches of government.
This is within the executive sprout. A new branch of your
friend ID is not just
Oh, what's this? It's a new branch of government just for
Cuomo. This new branch, they sprout, they can do stuff.
This is within the executive sprout a new branch of
government, but what your friend did is not just by the book, he
took it on himself to decide this rule. He didn't have to do
that. Of course, he had to do it. Why who was going to decide
whether you indict or not? Congress? As a political matter,
leave it to them Congress, they decide whether to impeach
just go back and just listen to Chris Cuomo is answer and then
this guy's going to
Wait, hold on a second, before you do this, I think you should
consider maybe play the clip again. What is Quisque Chris
comas job on this show? Is Chris como a guy who's bringing people
on to help us understand things? Or is he trying to ram wrote his
personal opinion down to public throat? And his personal
opinion, by the way reflective of CNN and MSNBC for that
matter? The higher ups in these organizations? I mean, what is
he? Why is he arguing with the guy to such an extent? Because
he will, because he has a law degree that he's he's not a
practicing lawyer.
Remember, this is the same guy that said, you're not allowed to
look at WikiLeaks. That's only for journalists,
clip, you haven't here? Yeah. Where is it? Well, what he says
is, he says, it's illegal to possess stolen documents, unless
you're the media, and he implies that it's impossible, it's
impossible for you to, for the public to go and look at
WikiLeaks. Now, I want to before you play that, although I'd
rather you to play the other clip all from the beginning,
okay. When you, let's play the little front end, they want to
front load this other clip,
consider this. He's being investigated for a crime that
didn't happen, and that he certainly didn't commit. Who
says it didn't have Russian interference happened? Russian
interference happened, for sure. But cooperation and conspiracy
between the Trump campaign and the Russians did not happen. And
that was the criminal level known as Mr. Muller to any
level. I don't know about any level, but the criminal level I
do, I'll give you Okay. And, and there's an investigation going
on, not for a month or six months, but for two years, close
to two years. And his administration is laboring under
the shadow of that investigation, and people
alleging that it happened, there are going to be indictments and
so on and so forth. But this is a special counsel. And it was
put together by Rosenstein because he wanted it separate
from the DOJ because of what he saw. It's not separate from the
DOJ within the DOJ, as a mechanism separate I know what's
under the DOJ, I understand how the guidelines are written I
understand why they were written because we didn't like what the
independence guidelines, we have three branches of government,
and this is within the executive sprout a new branch of
government. But what your friend did is not just by the book, he
took it on himself to decide this rule. He didn't have to do
that. Of course, he had to do it. Why who was going to decide
whether to indict or not? Congress, as a political matter,
leave it to them. They decide whether to impeach or nine
minute don't just say you're skipping the big point. What you
taught me about very, they can't indict Him. That is the opinion
from the LLC. So there is nothing to decide on that level.
It is purely political. It doesn't indict. Congress. Can I
know I'm using I'm using it as just a, you know, a metaphor. We
know, you know, because we know the audience. We know that. We
know the LLC says smaller by the minute your candidate can't
indict.
I don't know if you could hear that in the background. He's
saying you got a huge audience. And this is getting smaller
every minute though.
He said, Oh, man, hold on. Never come back.
Oh, you gotta hear that. It's, it's right at the end. Oh, my
gosh, shoot, it's not that important. Okay, now your your
Cuomo clip?
Well, so Cuomo is got it. And I have to say, when I heard this
clip, I don't have the long version. But he talks about how
it's okay for the media, look at WikiLeaks, because this is just
the stolen documents. And, and he kind of he doesn't say it,
but he implies that if you look at it, you're breaking the law.
Well, yeah, if you're a spy, if you're an AI, which makes me
wonder about him, because to have this in your brain
is that the level of our spies in the United States? Woe is me.
We're doomed.
Despite Well, we known this from I think two or three years ago
when, when when our economic hitman, the one I think that we
refer to as such as such, as such, is was, it was having was,
I wouldn't say shacked up but he was with this woman from the
State Department who was mysterious and probably part of
the Oh, that's right, right, right. Right, right. Right. And
she made a big stink about looking at any of the WikiLeaks
thing because it would she be caught on her lie detector test,
looking at classified material really sucks being a spy
basically. So the spies themselves if something's public
domain, but it's a secret to look at it, the spies are not
allowed to look at it for stupid reasons. Let's face it, I mean,
this is the dumbest thing if true, could be bullshit, but
it's stupid. But when Cuomo says this, it sounds like he's, he's,
it sounds like he personally is a spy. And he's spewing the
Litany about what spies can and can't do now what the public can
and cannot do see, assuming that the public are all spies, I
guess which I think the good port part of them are, but it's
beside the point. I thought it was a very peculiar clip
CNNs Chris Cuomo says that it's illegal for anyone but the media
to read
WikiLeaks. Also interesting to
remember, it's illegal to possess these stolen documents.
It's different for the media. So everything you learn about this,
you're learning from us,
because he's an idiot. And that's what his handlers told
him to say.
Where'd you get oh, that's from the talking cat video. I know,
talking cat timeline, but you make a good point. If Chris
Cuomo is clearly kind of thick, he just comes across as dumb in
certainly in what he's saying here. If he is Mockingbird, you
know, CIA shill, spy or on, you know, some low level on the
payroll, then that would that's what, that's what he would be
trained to say. And he just dipped it out there. That's very
interesting. Of course, most of the media are involved with CIA,
most of them
are those but a lot of the big timers about Washington Post New
York Times CNN and MSNBC, the big, the big four, are totally
compromised.
I've been watching Fox News very closely as they've started to
morph. Oh, yeah.
And morphing faster than morphing a little too fast for
their own good. Well,
I got a clip here from Chris Wallace. And while I don't
disagree with what he's saying, I've never seen anything like
this being said on Fox. And remember, we're seeing Fox throw
people off the air for not wanting, you know, for wanting
to say hey, you know, this, you got to connect the dots on the
notre DOM by Shut up not on my watch. That's the first That's a
first. And now, Chris Wallace says this, you
know, I know there are some people who don't think that this
March 27 letter is a big deal. And, you know, some opinion
people some opinion, people who appear on this network, he's
an avid, he's making a difference between news people
like himself and opinion people that
delivers an opinion Oh, no, no, he
delivers what he calls fact. But it's very interesting to see
this split at Fox News. This is this is
fascinating. Well, and, you know, some opinion people, some
opinion, people who appear on this network, who may be pushing
a political agenda, but you know, we have to deal on facts.
And the fact is that this letter from the Special Counsel, and it
was one of at least three contacts with the Attorney
General, between March 25. And March 27, was a clear indication
that the Attorney General was upset, very upset with the
letter that been sent out by the Attorney General and wanted to
change or wanted at least added to, and the Attorney General
refused to do so he felt the Attorney General's letter was
inaccurate. He says in the conversation, he was talking
about media coverage. That's not what he said them a letter, what
he says in the letter is you didn't reflect what we found in
the report. And there are a lot of people having read now the
full report or as much as it has been not redacted. You know,
agree that he didn't reveal what was fully in the report. Again,
those aren't opinions. That's not a political agenda. Those
are the facts.
So not only interesting
that he talks about that wasn't by the way, that was hardly the
facts. What he just Oh, no, no,
of course, there's a couple things this, let me just see it.
Did you say? Did you say opinion people were people of opinion
where they say I
don't think that this March I want to get this right. It's not
been flatter, is a big deal. And, you know, some opinion
people
opinion people, opinion people, you have news people you have
opinion people and believe me, that's how they talk about each
other on two different sides inside Fox News right now.
Opinion people are Hannity Ingraham that Tucker Carlson.
Ingram, by the way,
I thank you.
Thank love Ingraham though. That's what it looks like.
That's exactly how you spell it. Ingraham,
Bray Ingraham, I'm gonna use that.
So with Paul Ryan on the board of directors, directors, you
know, the Disneyfication of the Fox brand itself, which does not
include Fox News. There is something going on. And I'm
still seeing my pillow.com ads during Tucker show, which means
they can't sell ads. They can't sell them because all the
advertisers are afraid of advertising with the with the
right.
Right and people do horrible opinion
opinion. People Nazi quadrupling.
He came out from the swamp people
Yeah, but it's just interesting to see this particular rift
inside Fox News and I think that the opinion
opinion people are hurting their gut they're good for ratings bad
for business opinion
people are on the outs I think I think it's over for
good for ratings bad for business. That's the problem
with that model.
Yes, that's the problem with the advertising model in general
because we all know in the United States of America, there
is only one God and that is the advertiser. The advertiser rules
everything.
Exactly. And the I don't know they haven't dealt with don't
spin off numbers to tell us what you know, Tucker Tucker's monies
are they do always talk about the ratings but they never
talked about the income right? Well, I noticed that
I do know that CNN we see CNN ratings in April drops another
26% in primetime
now we're still all talking to get they get a clue I guess run
by the CIA, let's say or what some body other than your own
common sense. You can make corrections on these sorts of
things. I mean, they could correct a course. I mean, you
see an international is doing fine. I
mean, it's watchable Sina International.
every once awhile I catch it go wow, this is pretty good.
How do you receive it? I don't have it here. How do you get it?
You watch online?
I think I've gotten it on Yeah, I got it. I get it online it you
don't
have to do that online. Because if you want anything outside of
bar Mahler, Bob, you've got to what you got to flip on Pluto
TV. For as long as that lasts since they've also been co
opted. They still have Sky News. They still have RT, this you get
some information about what's Archie's doomed well, they're
they're Russian agent. Well, they're registered and
registered as such registered under the Ferris such Yes, they
are registered as such as fantastic, great time to be
alive.
Well, it's the golden age of the internet.
So where do we where do we go? It's Pay attention now kids.
You won't get this you're not gonna you're not gonna see it.
Like, even like this show is doomed? Well, I
don't know. I think we'll make it out before before the real
crunch comes now.
You mean exit strategy?
People get I got angry letters about this. Yeah, producer email
me the people in my family have donated, but I just can't when
you keep talking about exit strategy. Bring back the good
old days. When we're doing one show a week for 40 minutes, and
you weren't donating?
I said one that I don't think so You
do know that exit strategy is a joke, right? Kind of. I mean, if
we had a real exit strategy, we just be we'd exit right now.
Obviously got nothing. For right now being being on the front
lines of the podcast. Reboot is fabulous. No one cares about us.
Not a site. Not a single story. Not nothing covers us ever,
ever.
No, no. Yeah. And well, my favorite thing. And of course,
Adam doesn't like me talking about it. Although he nods his
head and says yes, yes. That's the Tourette's. Yeah, is the
following, which is they have all these specials on
podcasting. And they have all these conferences, and they have
a lot of articles written in The New York Times and elsewhere,
mostly promote their podcast, which is okay. And they go on
and on about the history of podcasting and there's, and no
one ever, ever asked, I've actually asked them about this
specifically, have you ever been given a single phone call they
know where you live? To be asked one simple question about
podcasting and his history and maybe some thoughts on do you
can't monetize a network which you keep harping on on Twitter?
No, no, no, no, you get a call?
No, I do get calls. To Hey, you know, I'm writing a book about
MTV. You want to write the foreword?
That's what I get. Oh, you should write the foreword to
Fuck no, I'm not gonna do any of that stuff. I'm not interested.
I know in the in the studio I debate deliberated for a while
I'm not hanging up a single thing from my past all the
newspaper things all the awards, the records all going in the
attic. I'm done.
You know, what we need done is no agenda album cover wallpaper.
Now, that's a great idea.
Yeah, each roll can have like, you know, you'd probably do
three across
no agenda shop guys pay attention. And it'd
be a nice wallpaper. You just wallpaper your walls.
By the way, I just want to go back to one thing about the
sound insulating. I want to go back about the Muller report.
Here's one question I have that I'd like someone to answer
truthfully. With backup, how much do Did the Muller report
actually cost? It was 20 million it was 40 million it was 25
million. It's 30 million. It's more than 50 million. It's
something no everyone has it was different number.
Yeah, they do. But I think it was always been kind of
targeting 35 million. Although 33 would be a better number.
That's what I'm waiting for. We should just introduce that and
just keep saying it. And just say actual cost of Mueller
report $33 million. Everyone go tweet that now. According to the
Moller report, the report cost $33 million. Just Just make sure
people know that not everyone has a different number. Trump
has a different number. Because Lindsey Graham has all different
numbers. They're just full of shit. Alright, back to
podcasting. There. I did want to mention, the reason why Spotify
and Pandora are getting into the podcast
business, the scam that public
Well, it's because they have no other way to increase their
revenues. Zero. They don't own the content of the songs and
those contracts, the what's even written into statute of how much
needs to be paid, and there's no way they can if they start to
really do well, and they've never made a dime, they start to
really do well, you know, then the music business will just up
the price is there they're a bad drug dealer. And so they figure
Oh, we have this content. We have original content that we're
going to note no one is not going to work. And I feel bad
for the union people because they're the people. This the
podcast union
people within Spotify, the podcast union number one it
wasn't gimlet gimlet was going he was going to unionize. Oh,
yeah, gimlet. Yeah. I feel bad for them because they're
actually going to put themselves out of a job. Like I was talking
to a guy in Holland just yesterday. Big TV show a big TV
show didn't work out too. Well, ratings low cancelled after 24
episodes. I've known him since I was 2021. radio guy, and he's
been doing a podcast which is good. It's you know, it's very
right wing. It's talks a lot about Trump and how pretty much
the same situation in Holland. And I said, I'm just gonna do
this podcast and he wants to know how to value for value.
system work. I said the first thing you got to do because he'd
been talking about this. Stop with this idiotic video. Stop.
Don't do video. You will never make it if you do video. He
said, Ah, he had to think about it for two days. So I think
you're right said Yeah, look, and by the way, you're ugly.
You're fat and ugly like me. I got Tourette's. We belong on a
podcast, my friend. You don't belong on video anymore. Okay.
I have to say the thing about people do mention well as you
guys do, the ego is just doing pictures and the video. I don't
know what the point of the video is. If you can listen to a
podcast it's not that hard to just listen instead of have to
stare at a screen with pretty pictures. I don't know I'd never
been people just draw or enamored well, you all the money
you make from YouTube. PewDiePie makes it guys rich. Yeah. Well,
he'll
Don't worry. He'll get kicked off. It's it's only a matter of
time. So typical. Let's talk about 2020 for a second. I don't
know if you have anything or give us an update. Who's the
from the cosmic weenie report card? Who's the front runner
right now? Is it still Joe Biden?
No, no, it hasn't been Joe Biden for weeks. You should get Yeah,
I update that thing with a version number. Okay,
so what is the latest on the
Bernie's number one? Biden's number two and Hillary's number
three?
Well, let's look at this. Here's Biden saying something very
interesting. Why is it not starting? Oh, there we go.
Meanwhile, Joe Biden playing down the economic threat from
China. Watch this.
China is going to eat our lunch. Come on, man. They can't even
figure out how to deal with the fact that they have this great
division between the China sea and the mountains in the East in
the West. I mean, you know,
they're not bad folks, folks. But guess what?
Did you ever seen your moment there? Hold on. It
wasn't they have this great division between the China sea
and the mountains in the East I mean, in the West. Not bad
folks. But guess what? They're not. They're not competition for
us.
Whoa, whoa, exactly. There's no competition for us. Oh, okay.
coal or oil or manufacturing jobs. There's who was he kidding
this guy? Well, now, a lot of it by the way, there's been a lot
of weird and odd anti Chinese stuff being posted on YouTube?
Well, this is all part of the plan. It's the one that you
predicted, because Hillary is about to run. There's no doubt
about it. And she went on Rachel Maddow. And this is what she did
since Russia is clearly backing Republicans. Now, we asked China
to back us, I hereby tonight asked China. That's right. And
not only that, China, if you're listening, why don't you get
Trump's tax returns, I'm sure our media would richly reward
you. Now, according to the Muller report, that is not
conspiracy, because it's done right out in the open. So if
after this hypothetical Democratic candidate says this
on your show, within hours, all of a sudden, the IRS offices are
bombarded with incredibly sophisticated cyber tools.
Such as, hey, well, you need to reset your password moron, okay,
that's a sophisticated tool,
looking for Trump's tax returns, and then extracts them and then
passes them to whatever the new Wikileaks happens to be no
agenda show, and they start being unraveled and disclosed.
Nothing wrong with that. I mean, if you're going to let Russia
get away with what they did, and are still doing according to
Christopher Rea, the current FBI director who said that last week
there in our election systems, were worried about 2020. He
said, So, hey, let's have a great power contest. And let's
get the Chinese in on the side of somebody else. Just saying
that shows how absurd the situation we find ourselves in.
Yeah, what you just said, really took it to a new level, have the
Chinese back the Democrats and Joe saying Come on, man. They
can't they can't do nothing. That's and I have some
interesting China stuff after our break. But just
do they think that this strategy is appealing to anybody, but
they're very, very core, you know, the 20% of the people that
would vote for Hillary if she was, you know, a serial killer.
Look, she's going after all demographics. She's she's
setting it up. She's getting ready. CBS This Morning had a
very bizarre piece with a comedian. His name is Jordan
Klepper. And he I've not heard of him. The whole segment is not
funny. But he he has a show on Comedy Central. So he's sitting
with Bill and Hillary, and he's walking through that he wants to
get in on the crowdfunding craze and he wants to crowdfund
something. So he brings in advisors, this is part of the
gag, Bill and Hillary, ah,
ya know, it's been going this clips going around a good clip.
Here's an interesting one. fund a AUDIO BOOK OF THE Mueller
report, as read by Hillary Clinton.
Oh, gosh, I would definitely contribute to that. Yeah, sure.
It would take a long time to record that.
I think you need two weeks and a couple
of lozenges. Yeah, lots and lots of lost inches.
Why am I crowdfunding audiobooks with the Clintons for the last
six months for my new show, I've been on the frontlines of
American activism. I've seen people run for office, sink
boats and get arrested. enacting change is hard. But this week,
we saw a real difference made from of all things, the Internet
of GoFundMe soar to its goal of more than $1.8 million
overnight, I wanted in on the crowdsourcing game. So I brought
in some trusty advisors, you guys need to help me spend 1000
of my own dollars on worthwhile causes that are hopefully going
to make for a better future. Let's try. Alright, somebody's
trying to raise money to take a law class to impeach
Donald Trump. Now, unless this person is already in the
Congress,
this is a guy who just wants to take a few law classes to
attempt to impeach Donald
Trump. Yeah, but he's not in a position to do that.
We got to really digest what's in the Muller report, because we
know what the attorney general said about it is not true.
Listen to Bill, man. Dill is on the ropes again. No.
Maybe we should send him to loss.
We're a no on this guy who wants to take a law class to agree
okay. But we should start a Kickstarter to send William Barr
back to law school for continuing legal education
and his continuing legal education. I wouldn't be for the
poor bill. Maybe. I mean, I think I need to bring it back. I
didn't you mentioned to me the other day. We got to bring it
back. To do it bills on the block. I think I think he's
seriously on the block. There's a push Hillary right to the
forefront that would I mean, would cosmic weenie put her at
the top on the report card of Bill kicked? Absolutely in the
saddle. That was that was part of the deal remember that's that
was that was
it cosmic weenie list? update him on that.
Oh my goodness. That's like that you're
gonna play the clip where Hillary read from the
narc or No, hit the whole thing but none of it was funny.
No, no, it was decidedly unfunny.
And why is CBS running this as a morning show segment? I mean,
this is this gives me everything to believe she's ready to get
back into the game. There needs to be some while maybe maybe
this bar controversy is what she's looking for. But there's
got to be some thing. That Neverland she's not going on
Rachel Maddow to say I think didn't even say some Democratic
candidate in that clip.
I don't know. Actually, you know, I'm not telling you this
is that she doesn't have a book out. And she's getting booked on
these things. There's gotta be some reason other than she
really doesn't go floating around unless she's either
running for office or she has a book. Right? There's no book,
right? So she's running for office? Boom.
Let me just just listen to that Rachel Maddow clip? Again, not
the whole thing. But I think it's in the beginning. She says
Since Russia
is clearly why don't we ask China to back us I hereby
tonight ask China. That's right. And not only that, China, if
you're listening? Why don't you get Trump's tax returns? I'm
sure our media would richly reward you. Now, according to
the Muller report, that is not conspiracy, because it's done
right out in the open. So if after this hypothetical
Democratic candidate says this Now,
do you hear how she said that? I think that's something something
wanting to come out about her running.
And right out in the open.
I don't understand why people don't get a clue about this
year. This
is after this hypothetical Democratic candidate says this.
Yeah, I think it's pretty clear hypothetical. Mm hmm. Beautiful,
beautiful. Do you have anything I'm
also one of the one she's also in this law. I have a little
medley of electoral college. People, you can recognize each
each of their voices. who all want to do away Hillary, why is
Hillary give a crap at this point, Liz, she's running again,
to get rid of the Electoral College, you hear her voice. And
here
are some things that I would like to change. One is the
Electoral College, the electoral college needs to go. And maybe
we might want to take a look at the whole Electoral
College. I think it needs to be eliminated. I'd like to see us
move beyond it. Yes. And that means get rid of the Electoral
College.
I think it's an excuse me worthwhile, because you do it so
well, to once again, explain why do we have the Electoral College
and what it's supposed to protect? Or if it's what its
function is?
Its function, and it's worked very well, apparently, its
function is to keep bad actors out of the presidency. And how
it works, obviously, and people should know this is that you
have every state has a number of electoral votes. And it's, it's
fixed that that number that's to determine it is determined by
their population. But it's not a direct a direct reflection of
the population, because sometimes there's some states
will be kind of over represented by the Electoral College. And
the idea is, is that when the votes come in the state that
wins, they get all they like, depends on the state, they can
choose to do whatever they want. But generally speaking, even
though there's some people or there's a new move, yeah, we've
talked about that about, but the generally speaking that state
votes 70% For Hillary and 30% for Trump, that electoral votes
go for Hillary, the states that vote 51% for Trump and 50% for
Hillary that goes to Trump. And the idea is, it's a balancing,
it's load balancing God, it's the key it's to keep the bishop
the big states like California that have that locked out Trump
because it's run by the state is corruptly run by 100. person by
the Democrats. And the vote kind of was like 70 to 30. It was
something along those lines, and it turned out to have 4 million
more votes for Hillary than Trump, when most states had like
20,000 more or 50,000 more or something reasonable. So that
popular vote. If it's if it's eliminated, and you only goes to
the electoral vote you it eliminates the chance of two or
three big states loading up, just loading up and Ben pushing
through whoever they these big three states want because
they've got so much population that they can they can be
overwhelmed presented. And so it ruins the idea of our federal
government. We're a federal, we're I'm sorry, I were a
federation of states. Yes, we were Republic. And republics
aren't democracies. And they keep using this way the
Democrats keep saying democracy, democracy, democracy, when is
the Republic that we are, and a republic is balanced. So you
don't have the tyranny of the majority, which is the problem
with democracies. And that's what's actually going on. No one
ever brings this up. And we don't, for some reason, but we
don't bring it up in the Brexit vote, that Brexit vote, which
was 51% of 49 is something along those lines. 3%, I think was the
difference. That's too. But that is, that's how a tyranny of a
democracy works. Where almost everybody doesn't want this.
Right. Yet.
There's the tyranny of the democracy. That's a very good
point.
It's a tyranny of the majority of democracy in the majority can
be a tyranny very easily because if you if especially people will
come out to vote like it, the Brexit vote, all the youngsters
that we're all they're all pro EU, they don't even want to be
British. They didn't even bother, who cares, but there was
an American entity lost the vote. And then next thing you
know, they're all bent out of shape. Well, they this is an
example of why democracies aren't that great.
Oh, that's a good example. Pelosi, for some reason was in
London, doing the rounds because now she has to work for the
people of California. Can she was on the London School of
Economics podcast, very short clip about Brexit.
Usually when we come here, we're talking about national security.
We're talking about intelligence, we're talking
about the economy. We're talking about so many things. And this
time it's Brexit, Brexit, Brexit I'm not in a good place to talk
about the system because
I wish you had done a little more pronounced because it is an
ISO. But it's it's not like the jobs thing where she really
yells it out.
No, it's too bad. By the way. I think we passed up I wanted to
make sure that you know about this Iso I took from that Nadler
committee. Let me check it out.
Mr. Chairman, move to table as chairman I move to amend where
it
was chairman. I moved to adjourn. It's not really funny.
Okay, isn't tight was okay.
Wasn't tight. Just one more thing about the Electoral
College? Didn't Bush Jr. When? Through the electoral college
and not the popular vote?
Well, that that was the close when were they? That's not
absolutely necessarily true because of the Florida vote. But
yeah,
well then how did how did it save us from tyranny? Al Gore.
Okay. And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and
say in the morning to you the man who put the scene in chaos
John see tomorrow
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good piece then. I think a lot of people got the joke.
Oh, you were going to comment on the redaction. Oh, yeah.
Well, I hate to backseat driver artists. Yes,
the artists
backseat drive. Well, no, I wasn't going to say this on the
show. But while we were talking about I said the only thing I
don't like about it is the redaction marks are not the way
they look. In real life. They're square they have sharp edges and
this was all fuzzy so like it was a me maybe if you've
redaction from the 70s it might look like that but I don't know
it's okay. I'm I love the peace and I thank cesium 137 very much
it's your soft pedal that also thank you Paul, Sir Paul for
upgrading the Art Generator over the last couple of days. He
announced it to us running again. Yeah, it is it's running.
Of course these guys and people work hard they were asked this
morning when I was doing the newsletter. I know
a lot of people were complaining about it but hey, you know the
thing is running.
He gave me a heads up if anybody pitched to me yeah. And
we now have at this point, oh my goodness, we must have over
11,000 pieces of art maybe, I think in the no 13,403. As of
right now, no agenda art generator.com is a great place.
It's a great place to, to upload your art if you want to for the
show. It's part of the value for value network, you know, it's a
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But for us, it's, it's really fantastic. It makes a huge
difference in most of these pods, a lot of podcasting apps,
not all them adhere to it. When the art changes, people,
people's attention is drawn to it, and they click on it, which
is a good way to go. It's probably the only discovery
mechanism we really have. And I think discovery mechanisms or
mechanisms are kind of BS anyway. That's not the big
thing. And we heard it with blogs, and we heard it with
every other thing. Oh, I need to we need discovery so people
could discover discover shows. That's not how it works.
But that gave into SEO.
as well. You know, Spotify is not making discoverability. Very
good. Well, now who cares?
Exactly. So go hire an SEO expert.
What these people are saying is I want to be promoted by
somebody. That's what they're talking about promote my show.
Well, that's just not how it works. You got to go hit people
in the mouth. That's been our mantra. That's how it works. And
people who do that for the show, we appreciate that very much.
And that is how it works. You get out of the network, what you
put into it. And we have people who've been very generous today
to help us with the financial side, our executive producers
and Associate Executive producers for episode 1134.
And at the top of the list is our Baron of Southern
California. AJ van Steen Berger. Burgin again, who's a retired
Marine, semper fi, he always sends a
that's yes, of course. I
know who you said just a little Marie. I'm keeping his notes
because they're so well. They get the marine letterhead.
They just dissemble are they typed or handwritten?
They're typed, but he's signed. Nice. It's very pretty notes.
I'm a bit late with my 29 2019 omnibus budget submission for
the first two quarters. But here it is. We got hit by a new
assault limitation in California and did some temporary
sequestering to get the budget back on track. Two quick
stories. One I had back surgery this month while lying in my
hospital room after surgery a young lady walked up to the
machine near my bed by the way if you've ever seen these I
don't know if these commercials are all over the country or not.
But there's these commercials called just okay isn't good
enough? Yeah, I've seen their 18 T commercials and they have
these these boneheads situations where somebody's just don't know
what they're doing. But they're your life is in their hands kind
of thing. This fish is raw is my favorite. So does he's
describing one of these situations, walked up to the
machine near my bed and starts pushing buttons while saying
paraphrasing. Like I'm so disorganized today. Like I just
like walked into the wrong room, but like, I'm okay now. I think
I'll get back on track. Like I should because I know better to
take them to take four days off because like, oh, Netflix
overload. Really? That's apparently Yeah, she's poking
buttons. Oh my goodness on a machine he's hooked up to damn.
Nurses are able to improve the day when millennials entered the
workforce and started running things that we depend on.
You're doing broke. We're all doomed. That day
is here. Me me constantly bitches about this particular
phenomenon.
The millennials are now bitching about the Zoomers. Well,
they should look in the mirror so I see it. Yes. Oh man. Got
it. Is here lying in that bed I did some serious ruing to. When
my sweetheart picked up my prescription for oxycodone. The
pharmacists handed her a box of nasal spray. She said she didn't
need nasal spray. Thank you. The pharmacist told her that
California Regulations now required that the sale of a dose
of Narcan with every every opioid prescription that
contained enough pills to cause an accidental overdose. Wow. I
didn't know
that. I didn't know this either. That's regulation.
Yeah, so you get well
maybe. Maybe
we should have invested in Narcan. No, you can't use the
story. We
looked at that we it's a private company. You can't that's the
problem, their private.
Their copay was 11 bucks. pharmacists said that he has
dealt with more than a few people cannot afford their co
pays often as high as $50. So he cannot sell them their
prescription pain net meds Make of that what you will know
jingles but I could use a bit more of your health karma. Thank
you very respectfully. AG. You've got a farm sorry
Carlsberg he's all I'm always getting his name AJ ag Hey,
maybe maybe
the heroin drug dealers should be handing out Narcan with their
with their packages.
If they get a dis price 11 bikes cost hundreds. You know, just on
the way I want to mention Gracie Ellis sciences scientists check
his wife, or guess it's his wife. Who else would be called
Gracie yellow
evinces nurse, his nurse, his handler, could be any maybe its
handler could be his handler. But I thought that was sweet,
you know that there's
fights going on in Dutch pharmacies. Were Yeah, yeah,
they could do they have the basic idea of single health?
Single payer, although there I mean, it's not exactly like
that. But it's very much kind of an Obama care, Medicare type
system. And the insurance companies run everything. And
now people are going into the pharmacy to get their drugs. Of
course, these insurance companies only want the cheapest
generics. And what happens now is that the the companies aren't
making and distributing drugs to these countries because the
demand is so low and then all of a sudden, they run out. So they
keep running out of important things for people. Oh, yes,
they're running out of medication. People are freaking
out and and they're saying I don't want this cheap ass. I
want the expense. I want the brand name and they can't get
it. And yeah, well, the Dutch they got
here. If the doctor recommends brand name, it says brand name
only. Do you have to get the brand name you can't get the
generic No,
that's not that's not the case with the new system. Now you get
the generic and if the generic is out Tough luck. You come back
in a week. That's fantastic.
Well, that's no good if you need to draw.
Oh, I'm just reporting don't shoot the messy way.
So the Baron is Southern California. Thank you very much.
$1,000 Beautiful, yes, semper fi. Now he comes V's followed up
by our buddy who's on the road again. Serrana. Mr. Dogpatch and
Loris LeBeau via comes in with 6660
his numbers always mean something. I'm not pleased with
this.
Well, it's interesting. This is good. I would read the end of
the note versus is not my main donation but a Passover Easter
shall be Bharat donation reinforcing the coincidence of
Abrahamic unity. So 666 is a number I think that I don't
know. That's what it is, though. 666 Thank you all the producers
continued Peabody Award Level value on this show. consistent,
persistent, unparalleled news, deconstruction. I like it. John,
you said you wanted to know about my travels. So here's my
view from 42,000 feet today. Wednesday's are five days or
fewer the experience is taxi Uber Lyft. Kareem Trac don't
know what that is. But apparently had some competitor
Kareem track so we should look that up. Car em. Airport,
airplane taxi, hotel, taxi meetings taxi, hotel, taxi,
airport, airplane. Repeat. airline food has deteriorated to
levels not seen in a decade. Hotels are portraying better
services. But like the Gilded Age, it is often superficial
partly because the help is an undertrained. Yeah. But good.
Tipping in dollars always attracts the best services.
currency issues are more often discussed as the dollar strength
and fear of devaluation or terrorists make long term
investment more challenging. religious differences. Sectarian
issues are being downplayed in the press and harmony is
discussed. You're no you're you note this trend on your show and
I see it more broadly with with Brenton Turan being an
international example.
Christ but that was the Christ
Child shoulder Christ's Church. The effort to make the notre DOM
fire a religious reawakening towards national unity seems to
be failing. By the
way just before I want to get this up before I forget.
Apparently, there was a whole plan already for Notre DOM. And,
and this so it's going to be it's not going to be restored.
It's going to be rebuilt with this plan that has been around
to transform the DeLacy to The island itself that the notre DOM
is on into Europe's leading tourist destination just in time
for the 2024 Olympic Games adds another little twist to that
doesn't it? Because no one wants no one wants to turn this thing
into it
they rebuild the notre DOM with two kinds of front part the same
then they modified the rest of it and add they need to add two
things to make it really bad especially if they're gonna do
what you just described which I believe is true. True is add a
casino Yeah, yes. Coast and a roller coaster around the Notre
Dame
exactly I think now that would be fantastic.
I think so
or maybe maybe just I think you're right the roller coaster
no the whole island to
Disney. Thank you, anyway, are our night continues global
warming while in Iose IOC a OC and macaron issue seems to be
losing momentum. I have observed more Islamic scholars rather
than the born again Muslims engaged in social media replies
to hate questions and similar engagement from other religious
scholars. These scholars point out the context of extracted
quotes from religious references to stern debate debate. I do not
believe this is just a coincidence given the pressure
to regulate social media. Perhaps like representative
Omar's gradual shift from traditional colorful head cover
toward Wahabi subdued colors, we can follow the money. I expect a
new enemy is being researched for global news networks as
quote, while being served in a crowded restaurant in Beijing.
Quote, too many people we need a war to fix this quote. That's a
food service worker. switchovers workers around the world are the
best source of public sentiment. That's
probably truth this or autonomous of Dogpatch and lower
Sloboda. Thank you so much. It's always so nice. He has great
night it really turns this segment into content of valuable
proportion
because he's got he's He gives us a report. Yeah, that's
fantastic. You don't know who he is or what he does, but he's
obviously travels a lot.
And then it's always appreciated. Thank you so much
synonymous.
Onward to Dawn tomato, the tomato, Toronto, tomato kettleby
ontario 34567. Greetings, John. And as it's been a while since
my last donation by he's a de douching. You've been de deuced
he's gonna be in Seattle today. The second and I'll try to
invade the Seattle meetup. Oh, good to bring candy Navion
chair. Todd said order to the Pacific Northwest proletariat.
No jingles.com.
Yeah, I think you tweeted this video out to about was it
Edmonton? In Canada, the guy he took it he went behind like the
it looked like Los Angeles or San Francisco basically just
tense people living in the parks. No, no, that's Vancouver
was at Vancouver. i And I think that this is just as Hasting
Streeters. This is just all over the world. This is happening all
over the world,
but mostly on the West Coast. I mean, it is happening all over
the world. But the West Coast has got the worst case
scenarios, because it should be next, by the way because of
their new district attorney.
Do you think that? That is just because what happens is, and I
think that that's now even under review, to just make lots of
lots of cities are saying, oh, we'll just make all public, all
public land, you can camp on it, you know, if you're if you if
you're homeless?
Yes, is the district local district attorneys are making
these decisions, and they're allowing the cities to
deteriorate as Dallas will be next.
And you may be right, my thinking is wide, if no one
cares anymore. And today, I do whatever you want. There wasn't
one point. I don't know if it was like a Zeitgeist movie way
back in the day and had an animation of how the how money
works and how you know how money is created and how it's all
basically debt. And it's just it's fixed. It's fictitious, and
the Federal Reserve and how it works. But eventually in that
system ended, they have a kind of like a Rube Goldberg machine
and you see people who just drop off who just can't participate
anymore, and they kind of fly off the end there into a heap.
And that's literally happening. There's no help for these
people. There's no future. Even though the biggest problem that
happens,
Idiocracy is similar. Well, that's where there's deer flying
off the end of a street away and just piling up.
Yeah, it's similar to that. But yeah, that's the same idea. It's
that these these people fall off and then no one cares about
them, step over them. To step over
well, this is something that's going on that needs some sort of
understanding because it's drugs.
It's drugs, man, it's people, these people are on meth. And on
others,
they're all on drugs. But the point is, is why don't they? You
know, it's this is there's Why isn't anyone out there doing
this on purpose to say, here's what drives legalized drugs,
you're gonna end up with this. Look at this mess that we
created. It's all your fault. You liberals are you? Are you,
you? Libertarian?
It's already it's already here in Austin, we have the entire
underpass of 35. Every underpass of 35 people are living there
under right next to the new Google building that's going up
downtown. There's another bridge people smoking meth and crack
underneath that. And it's just it's right near the library,
same story. And it's just allowed, nothing is done except
say yes, yes, affordable housing is we need affordable housing.
If you let us put up the soccer stadium, we promise we'll build
affordable housing right over there. They don't care. I know I
Where's the guy with the dome? Who can be mayor of Austin, my
guy bring him back?
Well, it's a situation that needs to be addressed. say the
least. Anonymous follows up here with $333 which I believe was
the I had one three and a three $3 thing listed on there at the
end of the newsletter and I think this is it. Okay. One, we
got one. He's also in Ontario, which is, well, you know, if I
hit the right button, I wouldn't be bouncing all over the place.
But he says and he's in Toronto. It's a great pleasure that I
finally send this anonymous note to make a long overdue donation.
Let me straighten this out so agonic Okay. It's great pleasure
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It's better than a vaccine.
And by the way, the retired Marine has also put sanity on
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generally this is such an insult you generally excited she just
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is going to be
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sorry I apologize no I don't want the bad karma John I'm glad
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wife did make a donation in my name for my birthday. I'm not
sure that counts. Yes it does. Now the donation seal has been
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alive please wish him a happy birthday. Yes.
And let me just make sure we have that on the list.
Let yellow better be sure Chris ready Eagle Scout systems admin
and Baronet.
Yes, thank you so much. I'm so sorry.
That's terrible.
Let me let me just check and double check. Yes, okay. Got it.
These are
good. Sir Timothy. The no fixed title. $201 ITM John and Adam,
sir Timothy of the no fixed title here this donation rockets
me past $3,000 For my charity. Period beautiful rocks. Yeah, I
claim the Upper Peninsula for my protector protector it until a
baron or Baroness emerges in Michigan who lives in that area
full time. Now anybody who knows this area knows that ain't gonna
happen. So he's got a good bet going on here. Now we'll get a
note from some nasty person, no doubt. Until then, I hold it in
trust. With the person who does live up John bitches about this
comment, they better become Baron. With my newfound rank. I
can't wait to assign honorary titles for sheriffs and
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list sign up from the show notes. And he's got an thing
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Let me do that right now. Otherwise, I'll
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these things. I think you might be surprised how effective it
is. Because a lot of things on meetup.com was just a crappy
site that really wasn't I don't even know what the point of it
was. You can do these sites yourself and that's what we've
done.
And actually I wanted to call out Daniel Tomash have no agenda
meetup.com Because this is how our value for value model works.
People do things for the show your producers after all, so
Daniel created no agenda meetups.com has been working
with Mimi and it's the site is flying. There's lots of meetups
we'll talk about those in the next break.
So Timothy that no fixed title tuner one dollars and one cent
it ITM John and answer Timothy the no fixed title here this
donation rockets me Pastor. Oh, I just did read that one um, I
think you're gonna let me go I like That was funny. Michael
Michael Janeski pronounced Janoski
batting 1000
Dora Pennsylvania 200 Thanks for this show. I find myself hitting
the refresh button on my podcast app again and again and again
and again when 4pm hits the show. hits on show days. Oh,
that's interesting. Well, we try to get the show out as fast as
humanly possible usually
it's about what 40 minutes 3030 30 minutes
closer to 30 Yeah. I've been timing it by the time it gets
fully posted it might be 40 minutes because it's a big file
yeah when the show is the show is ready to go because we don't
edit anything we just you know it's we're except for the
beginning and maybe just chop off you know just tighten it up.
And but then it's it's the it's all the credits make sure we get
those right because we are very particular to pick the art you
have to come up with a title and then I and then usually John's
ready to go and let me do all the work but I always say like
hey, so tell me what did the kids do and I just let any goes
off on some story and I'm like oh just it's fun to listen to
John while I'm doing all the rest
I'm just you entertainment how you are my entertainment is
automatic download check just takes too long for my patients.
I've been in long run I made a long running douchebag please do
douche me with this donation. You spent d do layaway plan. I
will unfortunately miss the Pittsburgh meet up and hope all
the success to the folks going please grant me jobs calm. I'm
looking for the next step in my career hoping for the karma that
karma can do its magic for me.
And that was from Michael Janeski. Thank you very much
jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs for jobs.
You remember where the jobs jobs jobs his vote for jobs comes
from? It was very early.
It was It was Obama time, wasn't it?
It was Obama but what was early Obama? What was the what was the
point? save or create the cap and trade bill? Oh, I
thought it was just about the state we saved or created jobs.
I remember that. Oh, no,
this is the cap and trade bill that that's where Gohmert came
out and said crap and trade.
Yeah, that was a long time ago
and the bill that's when Boehner was still the Speaker of the
House Yeah, he had this thing he says we just got this last night
at midnight yeah right right on it yeah. And she goes out and
says we gotta vote for just because of jobs jobs jobs would
this somehow is going to create jobs Yeah. Inspectors because
all that all your houses government with foam and she
was terrible government jobs beautiful. Terrible.
But it did produce one thing and one thing great had to say
Pelosi let's see Lucy jingle. Thank you cap crap and trade.
Lion l Ewing is next on the list from parts unknown. And he says
thanks for the passage. Thanks for the passage Carmen and
moving my sailboat sideways from San Jose del Cabo Mexico to
Southern California. That's right. Well, in Mexico, your
show was the only source of news the passage took me longer than
planned because they did not get a D dosing for my first donation
for what we and I get a D douching. This time and some
jobs karma.
Yes, of course you get you spent deed do
jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. That's
what he says sideways is yacht sailboat is being refitted to
sail around the world. So he's gonna go on to Oh, wow, karma
for sure.
Well, what he needs is he needs an aprs transmitter. So we can
follow him. So we can follow him.
Oh, that'd be great. Yeah, you should do that.
Let him let a balloon from time to time with a wire or something
like that. And we can follow a transponder kind of boot. Yeah,
I'm sure there's more than a dozen people that would be
interested. And they
all listened to the show coincidentally. Yeah, that's
right.
Esmerelda GAC in Ripon Wisconsin is last on our list 200 bucks
and she wrote a note in curiously my squirrel mail
search feature not work has gone belly up. You think if you'd
looked up if you put in GAC? Okay, I already got it. I got
it. I got it. I hope I didn't request too much if I did. If I
did just the D douching. Check and the jobs Carmen. She did.
She did two separate donations started with the $50 month
subscription and made a one time $200 donation. Dear esteemed
guard is no you get the you get the full tilt here as Miranda
ITM and thank you for your courage the Full Tilt. What does
that even mean? The ITM and thank you for your courage. This
show is invaluable to my mental health and sanity. Thursdays and
Thursdays my favorite days of the week. bars to Yeah,
Thursdays and Thursdays so deep thank you is in order to please
keep up the great work as long as you can before it starts to
impact your own health and sanity. This is actually good
for our health. Yeah, this
is how we stay sane. Thank you. That's exactly right.
Do it for the good of the society and mankind overall and
they keep the lights on of course well as long as we keep
the lights on it's to do with the lights can't be kept on man.
We got a lack of help than that. That's how it ends. Please the
DOL or that or the government please de douche Miss I've only
once donated when I mailed you a card and $3 cash. I still hope
cash is king. You've been de deuced please do a douchebag
check for producers who were brought to no agenda in recent
years, especially in the Trump Era by the podcast pod gods with
Z. Zed as she puts it, hold on Geo and lax.
I have it here there's your douche bag check.
I don't really know how a douche bag check works she writes.
Especially if people are on a subscription under 50 I'm
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is funding my neighborhood. So I hit him in the mouth regularly.
I hit him in the mouth regularly. And he's actually a
big fan but has yet to listen to an entire episode. I give him he
gets bored. I have to elaborate explains things to him when we
get together, which is Oh, when we listen together, which is the
only time he listens, but since he's paying my donations, I
can't truly call him a douchebag Sorry for the long note and
thank you for the immeasurable value to bring into my life on a
day to day basis. long winded liberal occasionally friendly
troll and future Dame Esmee. As may as May as May, as may
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from Ron. Well, thank you. Mother details was this. That
was it. Right? Yeah. Good list. Thank you. And some, some
familiar faces there who always come in to save the day,
sometimes have once every half years, sometimes once a month,
sometimes every every quarter. It doesn't matter. It's exactly
how the value for value system works. I gave her some karma.
Oh, I'm sorry. She also needed jobs karma, didn't she? Yeah,
yes, you're right. Yes.
Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's go for jobs. Karma.
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I wanted to talk briefly about the measles and the MMR vaccine.
Where's our jingle?
Do we have a vaccine jingle?
No, I don't think so. You're
you're saying hey, producers, where's our vaccine? jank
jingle? Was that what you're doing?
But obviously a measles specifically? Yeah, I
don't think we have anything. Now the reason why I'm following
this is in in the in the early days of this show. I caught a
financial conference. It was JP Morgan or something, you know,
some of these outfits and they have all the analysts and
everyone comes over. And they talk about how great their
company's going to do. And the pharmaceutical guys, I don't
know if it was Merck specifically but as the pharma
guys were showing the it was a pharmaceutical conference.
That's what it was. We're all kind of showing the same
PowerPoints and I might even have those somewhere still, but
they're publicly available on their website. They're not
hiding it. And the big Bonanza, the big boom was going to be
vaccines vaccines is where it's at. And we did have we did have
a real odd period and if you remember where they had coming
up with vaccines against smoking, all kinds of they
called it a vaccine. It's like that's really odd, but okay. So
then anything they could they just labeled vaccine and it died
down a bit and we've had the anti Vaxxer controversies and
we've had kind of bumbling along and now this measles, this is
really Yeah, it's really cropping up again and this is
the latest news came out just just recently.
Interesting story. A cruise ship has been quarantined in the
Caribbean. A Liz why and B who ship is
measles outbreak its ports are now crossing right now. It's
happening now owned by the Church of Scientology off of
settling Shia 300 passengers and crew have been told by officials
in St. Lucia the Caribbean island Do not leave because of
female passenger has measles. Measles is big. It can be
contracted via coughing. It can go airborne via sneezing one
person can infect up to 18 other people this boat was supposed to
leave On Thursday, so the passenger crew told you or
did you ask me to stop? Yeah. Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't hear you
yelling
oh the yellow ones. One person can
Confect team people that was your stat
eight teen specifically 18 not
90
not 90 not 1000s
not just one but guess
what? Where does that number come from? Hey man, I just want
to hear something like that
this CNBC man, they know their numbers. Yes,
sneezing one person can infect up to 18 other people this boat
was supposed to leave on Thursday.
I think what she's saying is if you sneeze in the air the
droplets
No, she never said that. She said one person can affect up to
18 other people. So I finally got measles and I kiss 100
people, only 18 will get it. Only 80 will get it.
All 18 of the men
Measles is can be contracted via coughing. It can go airborne via
sneezing one person can infect up to 18 other people this boat
was supposed to leave on Thursday. So the passenger crew
told you're not allowed to disembark but that that boat can
leave port it is not being prevented from leaving port if
it wants to leave so that's the issue right now up again
is there any producers or anybody that works at this
network? Dickens? You can't leave but you can disembark
the ship could leave the ship could leave the port be the
people couldn't leave the ship.
Okay, the boat can leave port it is not being prevented from
leaving port if it wants to leave so that's the issue right
now. Highly contagious. The virus can go airborne it stays
in the air one hour after somebody coughs and you can
catch it if those droplets are hanging in the air. Well
standard story for
the ship is owned by the Church of Scientology. Check those
doubts. Love that.
I didn't know that is that this must be the Sea Org.
I would think oh, maybe they have more than one boat but I
thought if you were a clear No, but you know what got on this
boat. You couldn't get sick.
Oh, John, come on. It's just saying again. religious nuts
whether you're an Orthodox Jew nut or scientific Scientology,
just scientific data science. Scientology nut. Oh, you don't
get vaccinated? Probably I don't even know what the rule is with
Scientology. There's
a subtle message here.
It's not subtle. It's pretty in your face. Now a month ago no
longer than most
disease Scientologists
religious nut jobs don't get antivaxxers till a month ago
almost to the day when this is how long we've been following
this. This this optic. I played the Brady Bunch episode when the
Brady's all got measles. And that was kind of funny because
it's the way I remember getting measles and then their whole
thing was hey, you know don't have to go to school. That's why
Little Billy is smiling and everyone's all happy about it.
No, and Alex got the measles. Well, you can imagine that once
someone got a hold of our great clips, that it really pissed off
NPR. Are you sure it's the measles? The Brady
Bunch episode? Is there a doctor in the house came out in 1969?
Well, he's
certainly got all the symptoms, the slight temperature, a lot of
dots and a great big smile. A great big smile. No school for a
few days. All six Brady
kids come down with the measles stay home from school and play
board games together. Boy, this is the life and if you have to
get sick sure can't beat the measles. That's right.
No medicine inside or out like shots. I mean, don't even
mention shots.
Yes. People who are critical of vaccines bring up the episode
often like Dr. Tony bark who testifies against vaccines in
courts and public hearings across the country. So what do
former cast members think about their show being used as
evidence Measles is not such a big deal. Actress Maureen
McCormick played Marcia as a teen Marsha Marsha. She says she
found out a few months ago that an anti vaccination Facebook
group was circulating memes of her with the measles from that
episode. She was furious.
I think it's really wrong when people use people's images
today.
What see what she's really pissed off about is she got dumb
deal back in the day has very low any residuals. It's like,
well, they're using my face to promote the money
episode. She was furious.
I think it's really wrong when people use people's images today
to promote whatever they want to promote. You know, as a mother,
my daughter was vaccinated
and she says she got the measles as a kid before the vaccine was
introduced. It was nothing like the Brady Bunch Episode she got
really sick. Lloyd J shorts is the son of Sherwood you
bad that didn't have any clip of her saying that herself but
we'll just take NPRs word for it's
nothing like the Brady Bunch episode she got really sick.
Lloyd J shorts is the son of Sherwood Schwartz Brady Bunch
creator who passed away in 2011.
That would be sorry, because he believed in vaccination that all
his kids vaccinated. Everyone who
caught the measles in the Brady Bunch was fine by the next
episode. And most people who catch measles in 2019 will be
fine to once they recover. But that's not always the case. The
virus can cause pneumonia in severe cases, brain swelling and
deafness.
You will die. So yes, of course, the and I want to reiterate uh,
we're at we're semi vaxxers. I've had my vaccinations. My
daughter's had her vaccinations, but I think you can overdo it a
little bit.
Well, I'm gonna say this, I was thinking about this. Because
I've been called out as a vaccine. I'm not an anti vaccine
smallpox vaccine in me, damn, you're
really nobody else. No one has that one anymore.
I always say when somebody said okay. Then I would advise you if
you're going to call me out to go get an HPV vaccination. Yes.
If you're all in on this golden HB HPV access, right? You know,
it does prevent genital, well, certain number of throat cancer
and boys you can say to men and women cancer that you can say to
men and women. Yep.
Yeah. So I men in particular, go get this vaccine, bro. Look it
up before you go get the vaccine, look up a little
details on his side effects. But since you're all in on this, go
get that vaccine unless you get that vaccine, you got nothing to
say to me, because if you're not going to get that vaccine, then
you're in the same boat I am you're a semi Vaxxer you're you
can't start to condemn me unless you get the HPV vaccine. And if
they go get that, fine, you can yell and scream.
There's also I got a very interesting note from someone
that the that a lot of this. The measles scare could also be
related to fifth's disease, which I had not heard of and has
very similar symptoms. Have you heard of this fifth? I'm Lolly
ears go home I just go yeah, go go. I'm looking at the damn
Wikipedia page go go but I had it and I just had to click on
Fifth like fifth if
maybe this guy's got musical issues. He can't keep a beat.
Fifth disease. Every erythema in fix yo some more fifth disease
is one of several possible manifestations of infections by
pero via parvo virus be 19 Revo, yes, what is the Parvo?
Well, that's like a dog virus.
The name fifth disease comes from his place on the standard
list of rash causing childhood diseases which also includes
measles that's first scarlet fever second, no one talks about
that rubella third, Dukes disease, but is really no one.
No one has ever seen that one, and six is roseola. But fifth is
the fifth disease. And you look at these kids, it's also known
as was it slapped cheek? Because it looks like your cheek has
been slapped amongst all the dots. I mean, why is there no
vaccine for this? It looks just as shitty. That's the same type
of vaccine for Parvo for dogs. Okay, well,
perfect opportunity to start giving it to humans because
let's check in with Wall Street
got earnings coming out this morning. Let's start with Eli
Lilly looked like kind of a mixed quarter. And you can kind
of see that in the trading this morning. Eli Lilly trading down
a little bit there. Moving along to Pfizer, that one coming in
beaten race for a new CEO Albert Borla. This is his first quarter
as CEO of the company started January 1, Pfizer did $8.9
billion in stock buybacks in the quarter, they've got another
more than $5 billion in share repurchases authorized. So
they've been spending a lot of their cash there, but
everybody's always wondering about m&a for them. And we'll
round it up with Merck. That one coming in a beat as well as you
just detailed earlier. They're sitting growth in oncology and
vaccines. They're in oncology. Of course, their major drug is
Keytruda, that huge immunotherapy cancer drug coming
in at $2.27 billion. That was actually slightly less than what
analysts were looking for. But you do see this stock up 2.7% In
the early market. One more thing to note on Merck, they make the
MMR vaccine that's the measles mumps rubella vaccine. And they
cited growth there for their pediatric vaccine business
because of higher demand in the US and in Europe. So we'll see
whether that continues with the current outbreak, guys.
Oh, yeah, let's see if it continues to be continuous
because the stocks will go up. So they beat earnings surprise,
surprise makers of the MMR vaccine. So now, if we just put
ourselves I think we have a show assumption that a lot of what's
happening with vaccines and how they are portrayed is for profit
motives. Why would it be any different than any other branch
of the Big Pharma medical industry except this this has
been put into our heads is fear you will die. What could we do?
I think I mentioned one or two shows ago that if we have these
outbreaks in this in the Netherlands which they see it
in, in other EU countries are talking about it. And of course
now we have every state and it's all the Oh, look at all these
people that cruise ship. Do we not have a global outbreak? Are
we not all going to die and if I was running Merck, I'd be
pushing towards that and I'd be doing it in this manner.
Dr. James Goodson at the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention in Atlanta says the US measles cases are a direct
result of the outbreaks abroad
when we see large measles outbreaks and other countries
that are common.
Can I just have to stop this for a second? I look at all kinds of
certainly EUROPEAN NEWS. I did not see this start in Europe. It
started in the US. And I read it every single day. I didn't see
measles vaccination calls and fear mongering pop up until well
after this started here
when we see large measles outbreaks and other countries
that are common destinations for travelers from the US. That's
when we often see the largest number of measles cases in the
US. Like we're seeing this year,
Madagascar is grappling with a measles outbreak that sickened
70,000 people and killed more than 1000. Ukraine had a similar
number of cases. There are ongoing measles outbreaks in the
Philippines, India, Romania, Brazil and Venezuela. There have
been smaller flare ups in popular vacation destinations
like France, Greece and Israel and its unvaccinated travelers
who are the problem. They're the ones who are bringing the virus
into the US. The only
reservoir for for measles virus is people. So the only way
you're gonna get measles is if you come in contact with
somebody who's infected with measles. I
guarantee you the next phase of this rollout is you have to be
able to prove you had your MMR shot before you can enter the
United States of America and that will be for citizens and
non citizens alike you can just see it coming
yeah it's a moneymaker it's a huge
moneymaker so so now I don't know what marks at but this is
where we would want to buy some merch stock but they still they
still have to get the regulator's are done it doesn't
have to be a law they can just do it through Homeland Security.
They can say a new rule you got to be able to show
my somebody a marketing guy at Merck would be getting a lot of
handshakes and high fives and a big bonus give me a big bonus
bill at the end of the year because giving you a
fantastic Yeah, anyway, but I have a feeling we may do
I think you're right they're going to bring the meanwhile
good idea
I'll just stay healthy with the Jambo Joe's little gift box. Did
you get one from from Joe Joe Winky
are guys over here with the spray the Jambo
at the spray this spray is so first of all he's the Jambo he
sent the solve again the way to solve in the US so good if you
have pans pain in your hands or your back or anywhere really
just muscle pain, any kind of joint pain. But then he has the
sprays which is a 500 milliliters of THC in a bottle
with a peppermint these guys have got a good idea. Man, I've
been around to two sprays of that is enough for me. Yeah,
cool. Had a booster get a third one it can't hurt. Literally
getting them literally what they're saying
is just distilled water anyway.
So now let me give another strategy to the politicians. I
would say Trump could do this. Any Republican could use this
strategy. Where do you think these measles are coming from?
Illegal immigrants.
Well, that's that's what I've been saying. Dia that the right
wing talk radio guys have brought out months back.
Oh, I'm sorry. Sorry. I don't listen to that for why you
should. Why should it be so sarcastic?
Oh, I'm just a sarcastic guy. Okay. I'm concerned about
something.
What are you concerned about? Stop what are you concerned
about?
I'm not gonna say what I'm concerned about. You'll find out
later. The I would say this, that this idea has already been
brought forward to also to book the TB tuberculosis. The
uncurable TB is coming in from Mexico. Measles is coming in
from Mexico. The democracy
they just leprosy. Well, that would be cool to bring that
back.
Through that in but that's a good one. Leprosy is out there.
Yes. We must have a doctor that can tell us how to cure it. I
forgot what happens what? How did you live? He
tried to cure leprosy. I thought it was incurable.
No, no leprosy is very curable otherwise it'd be leper colonies
still.
We do have Steiner ranch here in Austin. I don't know if it well,
that
could be a leper colony, but we don't know for sure.
Alright, let's talk about Venezuela for a moment. Let's
see, surely you have some clips. I've got a couple of girls got
nothing on Venezuela. I did have something and I didn't keep it
because it was just this guy going on about there was a coup
against me and I still here standing and now that they get
this new guy, they're introducing some third guy.
Yeah, okay. No, I'm
gonna besides wayto I'm
gonna pick it up right there. Okay, so first of all, shame on
the Neo cons who are doing this. Bolton, Pompeo. God knows who
else you guys are playing the game from the 80s and 90s. It's
so easy now for anyone with half a brain and some some friends on
the internet to see that all guaido Is there and he has
troops and these guys have brand new uniforms with the creases
still in the side. He got fat Americans walking around with
with the underneath their clothing, they've got armor on,
you've got guys wearing their American helmets, we've got n n,
m 16 rifles, you know all the wrong equipment for what they
would have there. We're not stupid. And of course, because
of the internet, not only do we know this stuff, but the
disinformation gets way beyond what you guys can do. You cannot
control it. They can't control it anymore. Because typically,
in a wag the dog scenario, all you need is that they had the
camera. It's all been
done. Are you did you talk to somebody? Are you talking to the
intelligence community?
No, I'm talking to the military. Okay, at military intelligence,
and let me tell you, on the ground boots on the ground, boys
and girls who are deployed, they're sick and tired of it,
they do not want to deploy they don't want to have the phony
war, they're going to the it's becoming a problem. They see it
too. It's like this is bullshit. I don't want to go there. So
what did they do in this old Wag the Dog situation, they got up
on an overpass that's where all the all the professional video
you saw, which is pretty much have you seen a whole bunch of
selfie cam stuff now mainly was shot from the bridge, from the
overpass, you see an armored vehicle drive over people, it
could have been anyone in that they both have access to that.
But it's really a small crowd of guys up there. And it's obvious
that you know, they even have the purple band. Hey, don't
shoot me. I'm the one of the good guys and my purple band.
It's Oh, it's yeah, this is this is all mercenaries that all
right, but wait, let me finish. So you have some news shows
videos of some smoke and some people you know, getting roughed
up and near maybe a shot or two. And that used to look really
scary. But now we see that it's just a small bits of isolated
occurrences and that got no traction. No one jumped up and
said let's do it. They tried. This was a I think a serious
try. And it was so pathetic.
Well, a couple of things. I think you're right in every way.
It is pathetic. I think it was a serious try. I don't know who is
behind it. I'm more inclined to think CIA. Yeah. Oh, it's
totally CIA totally. But but I'm reminded of a clip that we
played about a year ago about some ex spook there was
discussing that Guatemala takeover, where we planted we
took over the radio station and started giving fake reports to
drive out the government because they were afraid there was 1000s
of troops headed their way there was nobody coming. It was just a
big bluff. And I think that I don't know who's behind all
these things. But I think they're using exactly what you
said. techniques and ideas that are from the 50s. Yes. From the
50s. Yeah, the 50s. I'm not talking about the 60s. Yeah,
they're using ideas from the 50s. And they learn nothing.
From Syria. They learned nothing from Iraq, which was given the
green light because they're really welcomed with open arms.
And they're going to be cheering us as we waltzed into Baghdad,
which never happened. We always forget about that one. All the
military experts in that had been the spooks. Were all
talking about oh, we're going to welcome them with welcome are
you cheering and parades for us as we as our tanks rolling into
Baghdad, you know that this is going back to what the 40s is
what you know, when we took over we came into Paris, you know not
having not After taking the Nazis out, this is so pathetic
and so old fashioned. And I don't know what they can do
about it because he for one thing, they can't get anybody
into these positions of, of influence that know anything
about social media. They're in Washington DC now.
Well, so first of all, this is a by
the way that we stop again, this is the biggest botch. We have
them call it what it is. This is a huge botch. This is on the Bay
of Pigs level.
Well, it's involves a lot of the same players coincidentally. And
again, CIA. Pompeo is running the OP. He's an ex CIA guy. And
he dropped into talk with brawls about everything you see
the violence on the streets of Caracas, and elsewhere,
certainly looks like Maduro is not going to go without a
significant fight. So here's the question, what specifically is
the United States prepared to do if Maduro arrests? guaido?
I'm not gonna get into specifics, but we've made very
clear we will consider that a major escalation. Wolf we've,
we've watched throughout the day, that's been a long time
since anyone has seen Maduro. He had an airplane on the tarmac,
he was ready to leave this morning, as we understand it,
and Russians indicated he should stay. We think the situation
remains incredibly fluid. We know that there were senior
leaders inside the Maduro government that were prepared to
leave. They told us as much over the past few weeks, and we're
convinced that the Venezuelan people are going to get their
democracy back.
So if you say he was getting ready to head over to the
airport, and the Russians talked him out of that are the Russians
responsible now for what's going on?
We've made clear all along, Wolf, that that Maduro is
surrounded by Cubans, and has been supported by Russians.
They're in Venezuela. And we've told the Russians and we've told
the Cubans, that's unacceptable. It's unacceptable to starve
people. It's unacceptable for the last six children not to be
able to get there most of the nations of the region, and the
Lima group, the organization, all demanding that we get
democracy restored, and that we get dignity back to this one's
great nation. It's a country that has the capacity for great
wealth. And the United States is prepared to stand with the
Venezuelan people to support the interim government to help a
free and fair election take place. And then to build back
this country.
I am so against this. Now I understand. We can't have a Cuba
situation where we've got missiles within range of
Washington, Washington, DC, let's just make it what it is.
And Trump, either he is focused on something else and like, Oh,
Michael, take care of it. Whatever it is, this is this.
This is an impeachable offense for allowing this bullshit to
continue. And it's it come up, people are not stupid anymore.
Trump may understand that, that he can reach people with his
Twitter, but he also has to tell them what's going on, in some
terms that they can understand, because now we're just finding
out for ourselves, and it's bullshit what's going on. And as
I've discovered, guaido is just the beginning. That's just the
frontman. That's just he's never going to be in charge. His only
job is to bring Leopoldo Lopez back. And that's the big news
from this botch, and this debacle is Leopoldo Lopez was
brought out with guaido. And this is the guy who was supposed
to do it, but I think they completely failed. That's why
you see guaido Like go with his like eight people around him.
God yeah, whatever, bro. Because he could not capture the
attention. But I'm going to tell you who Leopoldo Lopez is, as we
go back to 2014 your favorite show Democracy Now
who is Leopoldo Lopez a Washington Post describes him as
a 42 year old Harvard educated left leaning moderate, what do
you know about his history?
left leaning moderate would be quite a stretch Leopoldo Lopez
represents the far right of the Venezuelan political spectrum in
terms of his his personal and political history. Here's
someone who's educated in the United States from prep school
through graduate school at the Harvard Kennedy School. He's
descended from the from the first president of Venezuela
purportedly even from Simon Bolivar. In other words, he's a
representative of this traditional political class that
was displaced when the Bolivarian Revolution came to
power in terms of his very specific political history. His
first party that he came to, he came to power as a
representative of putting out a host this year was formed
through the at the intersection of corruption and US
intervention of corruption by his mother at purportedly
funneling funds of you know, from Venezuela's oil company
into this new party, and on the other hand, funding from the
needy from USA ID from US government institutions to so
called civil society The organization's now after you as
Travis came to power, the traditional parties of Venezuela
collapsed. And both the domestic opposition and the in the US
government needed to create some other vehicle through which to
oppose the Chinese government. And this this party that
Leopoldo Lopez came to power through is one of those is one
of those vehicles. So this is really where he's coming from.
In this moment, though, even his former compatriot from that
party and Rika capreolus, who was the who was the unified
presidential candidate for the opposition in April has realized
that the line of taking street action in an attempt to oust a
democratic government is simply not going to work. And Leopoldo
Lopez, as well as other far right leaders like Maria Corina
Machado and Antonio Ledesma have really gone gone all in with
this attempt to oust the government.
So that's the guy you want to be looking at. That's the guy who
was supposed to make it all happen. That's who guaido
brought out onto the onto the streets and it failed. And let's
be honest, this is only about turf, oil and drugs.
Lots have been set it down. You can even cut drugs,
drugs, just drugs,
oil. I think drugs may be the largest largest reserves in the
world bigger than Saudi Arabia. Yeah. Drugs bear who cares? And
for those of you who think it's just a crackpot in the buzzkill
just talking about all these conspiracy theories. I have one
for you. A United Nations report. The United Nations
report just came out about the White Helmets in Syria. I
believe we have discussed many times how it looks like they
were just faking lonely operation faking faking the the
gas at the sarin attacks. And the only domestic news channel I
could find to report on it was one America news which has a
very unprofessional read, but you'll get the details
at least 40 members of the terrorist linked White Helmets
have admitted they staged fake chemical attacks to provoke
retaliation against the Syrian government. Members of the group
who won an Oscar for their Netflix documentary came out in
recent interviews for a study presented to the United Nations
and it confessed they had in fact, faked the attacks
the academy should take that award back to Oh, because this
report will never listen to the report, you'll never hear about
it again
faked the attacks. According to Maxim Gregoria, the director for
the foundation of the study of democracy, the White Helmets
provided a detailed description of the methods commonly used by
the organization to fake the scenes. The admissions came
after a thorough fact finding mission carried out in Syria,
which uncovered numerous members of the terrorist affiliated
group, as well as dozens of other actors who took part in
the fake attacks. Gregoria explained the participants were
often innocent bystanders who were taken advantage of by the
White Helmets. Many were living in poverty and agreed to
participate just to earn a few dollars to buy food for their
families. A woman recounts how the White Helmets members gave
her a white sheet to wrap around herself and says she was then
told to lie motionless on the ground. She was even instructed
to fill her mouth with toothpaste, so she would appear
to be choking on chemical weapons Excellent. Another man
says he was told to close his eyes and play dead while the
White Helmets filmed him being taken to a hospital. And in
Duma, the site of last year's chemical attack near Damascus, a
White Helmets member says that local children were given candy
as a reward for acting like they were sick on camera.
Yeah, they should have won an Oscar then
you have the wrong category that was the documentary it should
have been best acting by a group or ensemble.
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quote, unquote, is that even though the climate tax gets a
lot of discussion deeper and more sinister shenanigans are
afoot. A week before the election, a report from the
Canadian writer Vivian Krauss was heavily promoted. It accuses
and provides proof that various climate change and environmental
groups have being sponsored by American foundations and
business interests. Their goal is to kill the Alberta energy
business by land locking or oil and gas reserves, driving down
the price of a barrel of crude no surprise to many of us but
big news to others. Kenney made it part of the campaign and is
election night victory speech call out the Rockefeller
Brothers Fund. The Tides Foundation nice like that one of
our favorite lead now and the David Suzuki foundation others
since 2015, because we got none of this news down here, says 20.
What we do now, since 2015 hordes of climate crisis
activists have infiltrated our provincial and federal
government. So I wonder, is there any collusion? And maybe
old news now, but I can get clips if you want them? Yes, of
course. Of course. We want clips. Yeah. Possible. Can we
please get some jobs cover for the folks here in Alberta? Well
put it this been decimated almost 130,000 jobs related to
the oil and gas industry have been lost. Since the NDP and the
Liberal Party of Canada took over our government. Here's
hoping that the UCP can get our economy back on track. And
here's hoping that Trudeau and his liberals get sent packing
after leadership election in October of this year. Thanks. As
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say no, as we say to all the Canadians, I'm sorry for your
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I do have a note to read. Oh, okay. This is from producer
anonymous. I just heard show 133 133 733 And we'd like to
extend as we like to extend some of my knowledge on the above
subject as of some standing I actually drove one of those cars
on a nightly basis in the police department that I worked for in
the Bay Area. Now talking about license plate readers, ah, the
title of the email, the LPR license plate reader record,
record. The plate obviously in a smaller jpg PHOTO and the GPS
location of the hit. The data is then uploaded to the California
wide database in California wood, which is only accessible
to law enforcement agencies for instance, if I want to access a
plate as a local cop I need legitimate reasons including a
crime, aka crime investigating like fraud, kidnapping, domestic
violence, you name it, reference numbers for the investigation,
etc. What we all need to watch out for is private license plate
readers, which are becoming a very
that's a business that's a good business.
I've seen many private Yes, I'm thinking about
this as a good good idea and
exit strategy. There was that one guy won't donate. I've seen
many private entities going out and placing these on their
properties. These private vendors then manage the data, I
would assume that they have the ability to sell whatever data
they may have to whomever will pay for it, which definitely is
not local state law enforcement at this stage of the game. Many
repos credit companies etc contact it can contract with
these vendors who have their own mobile tow truck license plate
readers and mounted readers on private shopping malls business
lots etc. Soviet anywhere a cop questions you can ask him. So
what these guys do is apparently they go out looking for repos
and get deadbeats and all these things that the law enforcement
won't deal with. And because it's not their job. So they've
set up their kind of a, like a vigilante operation.
You know, there's so much collection I was, you know, I
still don't have
you're doing here's another one. Somebody's doing private. Maybe
this is done by the city of Oakland. They might be the city
of Oakland, but they go if you park your car, at the Oakland
airport, your license plate, every license in the whole giant
parking lots are scanned looking for people that are violating
anything possible. Oh, outstanding warrants. If you
have a expired tag, this happened to me. So I know. That
has expired tab. And I ended up getting a good gig come back
from a trip and I go into the airport parking lot. There's a
ticket, you got a ticket
because they scanned you.
Yeah, they go they went apparently in the scanner, all
this things in Bing, boom, there I was with a spire tag, and I
get a ticket.
And you I still don't have my mailbox sorted out. And I've
gotten a lot of helpful information from people. And one
of our producers. She said, You know, I've been waiting for it
to pop up. So but she's I think she's in she was in real estate.
And I have to look it up again. And she says, Oh, yeah, no, look
at this link. And it's just one of these sites, you know, like
find a person.com or whatever the heck it is. John, every
address I've lived at back to 30. Glen Road, Verona, New
Jersey, with every phone number accurate. Yeah, up until my last
place of residence.
Yeah, you had to pay like 50 bucks a month to get that stuff
unless you get a free month or a free day.
Well, she just sent me a link because this is crazy. This is
there is no sir. In fact, I don't get US Postal Service. But
I do get FedEx and UPS because they apparently can find the
address. But none of them ring the doorbell. They knock. So I
finally asked one of them. You know if you ring the bell, I
might hear every because I'd missed the guy at a return. And
I said no, I don't do that anymore. Because I don't want to
be recorded. So all these doorbell things. These doorbell
cameras. Yeah, yeah, they don't. Even though they're probably
being recorded anyway. They had. They are.
Yeah, the Navy was bitching about that she's got a ring. She
just installed one on the house up north. And she says whose
tell his story.
You got to tell the story. No.
She says she's walking. Apparently it records when she
goes out to take the garbage out. They records her coming and
going and then makes a clip and then sends it to her by email
and she's got all these clips of herself. Yeah. Shocking. When
she first saw the clip says Who the hell is that woman. It's
hanging out in the front.
You know, the these companies let law enforcement into your
cameras, that they have almost an open pipeline. So you know,
this is not a guy as the OTG specialist in our in our little
no agenda family. I would recommend she get rid of this
device.
We have discussed this exact same thing with her. Okay, we're
good. And she said no. And I see what a capture will get you. I
don't care what there was a make.
Oh, yeah, that's how
it starts. Yeah.
So you told me you're no longer visiting? Is that the idea? I If
that's the case you just don't keep it for good
I'll get one on the back door Yeah, it's gotten pretty bad
it's really gotten pretty bad all right.
Just by the way it's the police can get into the get access to
the stream. Or take a look at the videos. That means a
criminal can to that's the problem. Oh, easily criminal can
watch the comings and goings. Oh, she's back. Oh,
she's gone. Oh, she's off. She's out. Now she's gone.
Of course, having a feel a dog in the house to keeps the tea
somebody Alesund
in one of those Venezuelan dogs,
Brazilian past same thing.
Yeah, you gotta be careful that can turn on you and kill you.
Yeah, well, I don't think that's gonna happen. Or a
glitch could kill you. Computer
troubles for some big airlines yesterday, a glitch involving
booking and checking out American Alaska and jet blew
some travel delays. Passengers couldn't get their boarding
passes. That's a problem. The ticketing company behind the
saber sized on Twitter fix the problem by yesterday afternoon.
Okay, it's over. Speak.
I cannot believe that. This is what Fox Business News. Shame on
you. Glitch. I mean, why just why don't you just read
headlines from Twitter? Don't even bother doing news anymore
to glooth. But that'd be CNN. Well, their ratings are showing.
No, they're not doing and they can't even do that. Right? No.
And I did just have to because we haven't really touched on it.
On the extinction rebellion in the UK. We've had some clips.
Yes, you had a clip. got all excited. Have an extended clip
for today. These are the people who say that we need to
immediately take action and they are taking action. They've
blocked off the London Stock Exchange and their action is to
screw things up. And they've been one woman glued her breasts
to the pavement. Yeah, I liked that one. Yes. I don't know how
smart these people are.
It was Britain's biggest civil disobedience protest in decades.
I don't know if that's true. But we'll just take it from
bringing climate change to the heart of political debate.
Stop the clip. What did she say?
The biggest use? I
don't know. That's true. Well, here it again, these student
protests about the tuition that they had to invent kettling
because it was completely out of control. And she says this
was Britain's biggest civil disobedience protest in decades.
Yeah. I don't think that's true.
At all. It's not true. It's not even close to true. But
it makes you
pay attention. Bringing climate change to the heart of political
debate.
I think the situation is certainly a grave one. And I
think that the most important thing is to ensure that our
government acts, politicians should be judged on actions, not
words, we should show that we're making a difference rather than
simply telling everyone how important it is to change.
But extinction rebellion, activists were left disappointed
when Environment Secretary Michael Gove failed to declare a
climate emergency. So on Tuesday, their leader was
already warning Reuters there was more nonviolent civil
disobedience to come, like refusing to honor personal debt,
that would entail a mass refusal of paying off mortgages, student
loans. It's interesting. I mean, that is just purely my opinion,
though. That's what I'll be saying when we're talking
strategy that I think that's the kind of way to go. And actually,
what we want is, with all of this, we don't want to be in a
battle. Really, we want the institutions that we're all part
have to wake up and go, you know, which is happening, the
financial institution businesses going we just can't carry on as
we are. So what we're going to do that's different,
why not Brad said a mass DEP refusal would, quote, turn the
financial system upside down. Reuters, Matthew Greene is
following this story.
Clearly, the movements going for a lot of internal debate at the
moment and deciding how they can make the biggest impact after
surprising everybody, I think even themselves with the amount
of support and attention they gained over the last few weeks.
Many people say that it's unrealistic to rapidly
decarbonize the economy, but extinction rebellion is arguing.
It's not about what's realistic. It's about what has to happen to
avoid the most apocalyptic scenarios found in peer reviewed
climate science. The challenge
this is my favorite peer reviewed climate science. Are
you kidding me? These are models man these are models rapidly
decarbonize the economy, but extinction rebellion is arguing.
It's not about what's real. Listening. It's about what has
to happen to avoid the most apocalyptic scenarios found in
peer reviewed climate science.
The challenge for extinction rebellion is getting more people
and those in power to agree with that view.
Wow, this happened in New York to go I have a clip. Oh, my
clips a little less. It doesn't have it doesn't have the one
factor which I thought was quite interesting. Don't pay your
bills. Yeah,
this is don't pay your mortgage. Yeah, that's a great idea. What
could possibly
go wrong, foreclose become homeless? I mean, what kind of
logic is this the, you know, this, to me, this whole thing at
this point with all these, these crisis rebellion, it's the
extinction, rebellion, protests and all these marches that are
really hurting commerce. This is a monster that's been created by
the left. They deserve this. So here's what's happening in New
York City
arrested seven nonviolent protesters to stay as they
peacefully blocked access to Democratic Senator Chuck
Schumer's Manhattan office. The youth activists with the sunrise
movement are calling on the Senate Minority Leader to
endorse the green New Deal a resolution calling for
transformation of the US economy by funding renewable energy,
while ending us carbon dioxide emissions by 2030.
I'm willing to get arrested and put my body on the line for the
green New Deal, because it means the bodies of all of the people
who are being affected by the climate crisis. You're demanding
that Senator Schumer signed on to the New Deal. Stand with us
Chuck Schumer Are
you. After this with the sunrise movement say they've asked
Senator Schumer to convene town hall meetings to discuss his
climate plan, but say their requests had been rebuffed or
ignored. This is our Sally Jimenez, resident of Brooklyn
Sunset Park neighborhood. I live in Sunset
Park since I was four years old. It is a low income, immigrant
community of color. And it was ravaged by Hurricane Sandy. So I
have seen with the climate crisis is going to do what it's
already doing to communities like mine all across this
planet. And when our Senate Minority Leader refuses to co
sponsor the only plan on the table that is going to address
the crisis at the scale that science and justice has accepted
acceptable. Video
hold on hold on. That's not the only plan on the table.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. No, it is you're not paying attention. chump.
Hey, Beto, the only plan on the table, we must do it. Now we
have to stop all carbon dioxide. That means stop breathing. Beto
has
a plan.
Well, Beto is out of the picture.
He's got a $5 trillion plan.
Do you see the oil and gas industry? As an opponent in
that? Won't you have to fight them? Won't you have to declare
yourself in opposition to their interests?
Well, I think the short answer is yes, in some significant way.
We know that certain oil and gas corporations have been fighting
public policy on this issue, have been hiding their own
science and research at the expense of our climate and human
life. So wherever those two things come in contrast, or an
opposition, I'm always going to choose the people of this
country. Having said that, I want to make sure that those who
work in the oil and gas industry, those who work in the
fossil fuel industry are brought along as partners to make sure
that we make this transition in the 10 years that we have left
to us, science, and science.
So first of all, he's bringing the oil and gas partners. And
he's right, because if you really want to go to wind and
solar, you need to treble, your gas electricity generation
capacity
that's free or brought along as I'm sorry, I'm not following the
message partners to make sure that we make this transition in
the 10 years that we have left to us. And scientists tell us to
make the kind of bold change that we need, we cannot afford
to alienate a significant part of this country. And we cannot
do this by half measure or by only half. It can't be Democrats
versus Republicans, big cities versus small towns. We all have
a shared interest in a cleaner future for this country. I work
with listen to everyone, anytime, anywhere to make sure
that we advance this agenda and get to zero net net zero
greenhouse gas emissions by 20. 50
No, no, no, no, no. That is not going to fly.
You know, the funny thing is just cadence has been slowly
changed as he can't hear Obama a lot anymore because he used to
be when he ran against Cruz. He's a sound like Obama a little
bit tried to make his Obama sound. Now he sounds like a
robot. His cadence is just a well, he's free with for very
long. Yeah, yeah,
he's, he's very nervous. Now he can't really get anything out.
He's wearing suits and ties is probably cutting off the
circulation. Yeah,
yeah. And everyone knows that a tie around the neck, if
especially if you tie it properly, it cuts down it cuts
your blood to the brain. And you would slowly slowly become an
idiot. Very common knowledge
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