Adam, Adam curry, John C. Devorah. As far as 2019 This is
your award winning combination media assassination episode
1161. This is no agenda. tally up all the 30 threes and
broadcasting live from the frontier of Austin, Texas Carol
drilling Star State in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry and from Northern Silicon Valley where we're beating this
app for one more time. I'm Jhansi, Dvorak, Raglan Buzzkill.
When we're dead and gone, people will know when it came to us
versus Zephyr. We ultimately were the winners.
You got it. Got it every single time. Yes. All right. We want
some time back. All right, here we are to Trump's fault. You
said it yourself before we started. Well, let me I have a
quiz for you then. Okay. I want you to ask me to. I'll tell you
what question to ask me then I'll answer it. Okay. I'll play
along. Alright. Asked me. If it was Clinton's fault that
Columbine happened. You know, I was wondering, John,
back in the day.
It wasn't Clinton's fault that Columbine happened. No.
Look, man, as far as I'm concerned. Wait, I got two more.
Three more questions. Oh, god, okay. asked me if it was Obama's
fault that Aurora happened.
You know, that's another instance. I was thinking of the
movie shooter, the Batman shooter in Aurora. Aurora,
Colorado. Was that Obama's fault? No.
I have another question. Now.
The not one, not two, but three shootings at Walmart. And in
addition to that, last night
there was another shooting. God, I know where this was. Notice
more I actually was was this morning morning. Yeah. Dayton,
Ohio. Yes.
Is that President Trump's fault? Yeah, okay, just checking. Not
only that, I'm watching this news this morning. And beta
O'Rourke comes on CBS and directly blames Trump on it.
Tell me you have a clip of that. I've just couldn't go.
It's probably gonna be renewable. Hold on. Let's step
back and wait, wait. Then beta O'Rourke goes right over to ABC
and blames Trump. Not only that, but he also mentions all of
Trumps flaws, including the fact that without mentioning anything
other than this, without even mentioning where anything this
stuff happened, he says
Trump said that Nazis and white supremacists are fine people.
Hello, Scott Adams did. Did he at any point say Trump is
literally Hitler, because that would have been the best?
Unfortunately, no, it would they went to a panel though with four
people that all thought Trump was responsible Holy shit. Well,
you know, here's what I saw. It was within minutes. It was
Trump's fault and everything and why and of course this the shoot
we're just talking about the third Walmart shooter as if
you're some kind of prophecy
future SEER wait we are we had a newsletter wherein you
specifically before this attack even happened
mentioned that the two other Walmart shootings had not been
covered
that did go out didn't it? That's what I saw in the
newsletter. Yeah, the newsletter you read went out that was
before the third shooting Was it nice to know if was before it or
not? Oh, like it was before Dayton
Well, for sure I you know, I was looking at these previous there
were two Walmart shootings before this one two of them one
in didn't get reported because I don't think it was a big deal to
to I don't know all I know there's a lot of shootings all
of a sudden Yeah. And and so this came on the heels of a
report about the from the FBI, a so called memo that was
uncovered, which kind of spells out here that people who believe
in crazy conspiracy theories
are should really be labeled as terrorists.
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that was that was kind of kind of
coincidental. And I was thinking the reason why we didn't hear
anything of
About Walmart. Shootings before the before this one in, in El
Paso is you know, you gotta be quiet about Walmart they spend
$3 billion a year on advertising. We don't want
people to be afraid we certainly wouldn't want the news to
mention that Walmart's are gun free zones. And I saw a lot of
people saying, oh, Texas, everybody's got a gun. Well, how
come no one took them out?
Well, before you go on, did you see that unpublicized? The
shooter in Walmart in El Paso? Did you see the picture the
black, the black woman who pulled out a gun and started
firing? I didn't. Fantastic. Oh, good. Definitely got out of the
way her Oh, shoot. All right. The thing I want to do first off
is just whether this is his or not. It you know, it's it's
claimed to be his manifesto. I'm a, I'm a student of manifestos.
I feel if someone's going to write something and then go kill
other people. It leaves poor. So shooter, yes, the El Paso
shooter, it's at least worth discussing, or at least exposing
what he wrote. And within minutes, contrary to what he
actually writes, that he was being called a white
supremacist, white nationalist. You know, it's the Trump fan
everything. And I just I marked up his manifesto, and I just
wanted to read a couple passages from it, because the mainstream
won't do it. Have you seen anyone
read anything? Anything from his manifesto? Nothing, right? Not
as though of course not.
It contradicts their idea of what should be reported how it
should be reported and what their objectives are, which is
to get trumped by office. It won't be reported. So I'm
reading this with the same interest I had when I first read
that Ted Kaczynski manifesto as the Unabomber thinking, Well,
geez, read. Also read that character up in Norway, Burr or
whatever his name was Anders Breivik. Well, that was a
compendium more than a manifesto, which really, I would
say a lot of it is used as the ultimate background, the base,
the base information pool from which this and the Christchurch
shooting quite frankly, these manifestos from the Christchurch
shooter which his manifesto is illegal by law to possess. You
cannot have that in New Zealand, you are not allowed to have a
copy of the video, you're not allowed to have a copy of his
manifesto. That is illegal now. What was it illegal pretty much
immediately, I think one kid got in trouble may go to jail for
having a copy of the video. So the same interest I have as to
why the Unabomber killed these people with bombs blowing up now
maybe he had something to say. So let's just start with the
oddness of mainstream media calling this guy a Trump
supporter and white supremacist with the last paragraph of his
manifesto.
My ideology has not changed for several reasons. My opinions on
automation, immigration and the rest predate Trump and his
campaign for president. I'm putting this here because some
people will blame the President or certain presidential
candidates for the attack. This is not the case. I know the
media will probably call me a white supremacist anyway and
blame Trump's rhetoric. The media is infamous for fake news,
their reaction to this attack would likely just confirm that.
That seems like even if you want to call them and white
supremacist and a Trump supporter, you might want to
mention that he said he wasn't. And that's the main thing that
bothers me. Now let's try and get inside this guy's head if he
actually wrote this. Now he called his the title of
Stopstopstop. Why wouldn't he have written it? Who else would
have written it? Or what would be the point of it if he didn't
write it? And insofar as who doesn't benefit
I think we have to read through it to find out if he didn't
write it if it means filled with political
positions and information about his so called thinking so
whether it's him or someone wrote it for him or someone
wrote a completely unrelated to him, and we can't just ignore
it. That's the thing that bothers me why we have we have
nothing but panels and panels of people on new shows, so called
news shows.
You actually watch Real News, you know, so called Real News,
like on PBS and 5am
and network news, but they could at least say hey, let's just
talk about this. This is interesting. What is this guy
thinking about? And he starts Oh, no. What am I thinking? Yes,
that's gonna happen. It just encourages others to write
manifestos. Bad idea.
Okay, well obviously on the no agenda show we think of it
We'll differently about that it's probably worth finding out
what the guy was thinking. And if action needs to be taken that
can be taken. And he starts right off with the title of his
manifesto is the inconvenient truth. Now this harkens back to
the Christchurch shooter, indeed back to honors Bibles,
Compendium. And he starts out by saying, in general, I support
the Christ Church shooter and his manifesto, this attack is in
response to the Hispanic invasion of Texas. I didn't even
say anyone mentioned that in their reporting. It's at the
top, it says it right there. This attack is a response to the
Hispanic invasion of Texas. That seems pretty clear.
No, I listened to the to the President and went and go kill
brown people. That's pretty much the M five M message. Now I'm
going to read a few paragraphs here. Some people will think
this statement is hypocritical because of the nearly complete
ethnic and cultural destruction brought to the Native Americans
by our European ancestors. The natives didn't take the invasion
of Europeans seriously. And now what's left is just a shadow of
what it was. So he's now saying that people often don't
recognize that you're being invaded. And before you know,
it's too late. Actually, the Hispanic community was not my
target before I read the great replacement. Now, the great
replacement is what the Christchurch shooter referred
to. And that is, we discussed it on the show previously, that is
the theory that Europe White Europeans are being replaced by
brown people from poor countries systematically and on purpose.
And the great replacement if anything is prob and that's,
that's not a metaphor. I think it's an actual book, isn't it?
The great replacement we've talked about this? No, I don't
think so. Oh, look it up.
Okay, then he has a heading political reasons. In short,
America's rotting from the inside out and peaceful means to
stop this seem to be nearly impossible. The Inconvenient
Truth title of his manifesto is that our leaders, both Democrat
and Republican, had been failing us for decades. So by his own
words, he's against both parties, the takeover of the
United States government by unchecked corporations. He's
really He's against corporatism.
Due to the death of the baby boomers, the increasingly anti
immigration rhetoric of the right and ever increasing
Hispanic population.
He's slamming the right here. America will soon become a one
party state, the Democrat Party will own America and they know
it, they've already begun the transition by pandering heavily
to the Hispanic voting bloc in the first democratic debate.
Now, he actually put some blame on the Democratic candidates for
pandering to Hispanics. They intend to use open borders free
health care for illegals citizenship and more to enact a
political coup by importing and then legalizing millions of new
voters.
How can you not read that as I hate what the Democratic
candidates are doing in this primary, it's he's saying that
maybe that's why they don't want to discuss it. Now. Although the
heavy Hispanic population in Texas will make us a Democratic
stronghold. Losing Texas and a few other states with heavy
Hispanic population to the Democrats is all it would take
for them to win nearly every presidential election. Although
the Republican Party is also terrible. Many factions within
the Republican Party are pro Corporation, pro Corporation
equals pro immigration, continued immigration will make
one of the biggest issues of our time, automation so much worse.
This is literally talking points of the candidates that we saw on
stage including Andrew Yang, as he continues, America will have
to initiate a basic universal income to prevent widespread
poverty and civil unrest as people lose their jobs. I'm just
gonna stop you for a second. Everything that he says in the
opening of this manifesto is against what we've seen in the
past few weeks in Democratic debates. He seems to be
influenced by what he saw a couple of things I get stopped I
take the please do please of course. Okay. The great
replacement was also the Grom replaceable rempah small plasma
was a book done in 2011 You're right in a French book. And and
but if you read the wiki page, of course, you're going to take
it a little differently they're going to say the great
replacement is known as a replacement there is a white
nationalist right wing conspiracy theory of course,
which thinks that's a complicity of replaced just replace this we
don't use that whenever good one replacement, we write it down.
Replace this replaces elites.
Right that to
the white French population, as well as the white European
population, Europe at large is being progressively replaced
with non European peoples, specifically Arab Berber and sub
Saharan African Muslim populations from Africa.
In the Middle East through mass migration and demographic
growth, the theory was based on renewal. Que Caymus is 2011
book, The Great replacement
is specifically associated the presence of Muslims in France
with potential danger and destruction of French culture
and civilization. So that's that, and that would not end
when you mentioned Andrew Yang. There is a huge thing going on
right now to find
that Yang's campaign is bitching about because Yang is the one
who promotes this idea of the robots and the and universal
basic income, the two things he mentioned. Yes, his main thing I
his being
hornswoggled through,
I guess, details or little gotchas in the qualifications
list of how to get out of the debate stage, they're trying to
get him off the stage. Who is they?
The Verge Democrat party?
Yes, of course. Well, then they should just say that the shooter
referenced him in the manifesto, he'd be gone in a heartbeat.
Well, then people would look at the manifesto. Oh, oh, yes, this
would be wrong. Oh, yes. Not gonna work. Even though it may,
yes may continue.
Even though new migrants do the dirty work, their kids typically
don't. They want to live the American Dream, which is why
they get college degrees and fill higher paying skilled
positions. This is why corporations lobby for even more
illegal immigration after even after decades of it happening.
They need to keep replenishing the low skilled labor pool. I've
never actually thought about it like that.
But I buy it.
Recently, the Senate under eight all caps Republican
administration has greatly increase the number of foreign
workers that will take American jobs. That to compete, I'm
skipping parts obviously, to compete people have to get
better credentials by spending more time in college. It used to
be that a high school degree was worth something. Now a
bachelor's degree is what's recommended to be competitive in
the job market. The cost of college degrees has exploded as
the value has plummeted. By the way, reading this.
And this is why I said we really don't know if he wrote it. It
doesn't sound like a 21 year olds writing.
Just doesn't. What do you what do you feel?
Well, I haven't read it. Okay. Well, what I'm reading to you
when you just the structure.
He might have copy pasted parts of it. That's possible. I don't
know. I just felt the grammar and say one way or the other
because there are plenty of writers. I mean, Gore Vidal
wrote his first novel at 19. So I mean, anything's possible. The
American lifestyle affords our citizens an incredible quality
of life. However, our lifestyle is destroying the environment of
our country. Now, this is very similar to the Christ Church
shooter, his manifesto, where the he's a he's a green, he's an
ecological terrorist. He fights ecological destruction. The
decimation of the environment is creating a massive burden for
future generations, corporations are heading the destruction of
our environment by shamelessly overharvesting resources. This
has been a problem for decades. For example, this phenomenon is
brilliantly portrayed in the decades old classic The Lorax Do
you want to explain the Lorax? I don't know the Lorax Oh, cheese.
We've discussed the Lorax I thought I don't recall that.
Well, I wasn't prepared to look it up. I swear. I was like,
Yeah, once you look at I'm like, John can explain that one. All
right, I can't explain because I don't know it. Then he goes into
the gear portion of his manifest now now this is also relatively
new when it comes to shooters very clear about what weaponry
they're going to use. He had two main guns, the AK 47 and also
known as the W ASR 10 which is the civilian version so it's not
full automatic. He actually complained that it overheats
massively after about 100 Shots fired in quick succession. And
then he discusses the the rounds he will be using or used. The
eight m three bullet, which he says actually fragments like a
pistol hollow point when shot of an AK 47 at the cost of
penetration. Penetration is still reasonable, but not nearly
as a normal ak 47 bullet. It's definitely a bad choice without
this bullet design. Then he says my other gun the AR 15.
The round on this gun isn't designed to fragment but instead
tumbles inside a target causing lethal wounding. This will be a
test of which is more lethal either it's fragmentation or
tumbling. Which is kind of sick. Yeah, very sick. reaction was
just guys it was this guy's last name Mengele. No. Then we're
almost at the end here heading heading reaction statistically,
millions of migrants have
return to their home countries to reunite with the family they
lost contact with when they moved to America. They come here
as economic migrants not for asylum reasons. This is an
encouraging sign that the Hispanic population is willing
to return to their home countries if given the right
incentive. And then he goes on to say in incentive that myself
and many other patriotic Americans will provide
personal thoughts, reasons and thoughts. So toward the end
here, my whole life I've been preparing for a future that
currently doesn't exist, the job of my dreams will likely be
automated. Thank you, Andrew Yang.
Hispanics will take control of the local and state governments
of my beloved Texas changing policy to better suit their
needs. They will turn Texas into an instrument of a of a
political coup, which will hasten the destruction of our
country, the environment is getting worse by the year. If
you take nothing else from this document. Remember, this
inaction is a choice. I can no longer bear the shame of
inaction knowing that our founding fathers have endowed me
with the rights needed to save our country from the brink of
destruction. Our European comrades don't have the gun
rights needed to repel the millions of invaders that plague
there. He says plaque but plague their country, they have no
choice but to sit by and watch their countries burn people who
are hypocrites because they support imperialistic wars that
have caused the loss of 10s of 1000s of American lives and
untold numbers of civilian lives. The argument that mass
murder is okay. When it's a state sanction is absurd. Our
government has killed a whole lot more people for a whole lot
less
than he has a portion here. Which is yeah, I'm not sure what
the what reading this comes from, but I this is the this is
the very kooky part. I'm against race mixing because it destroys
genetic diversity and creates identity problems. Also because
it's completely unnecessary and selfish. Cultural Diversity
diminishes as stronger and or more appealing cultures overtake
weaker and or undesirable ones. The best solution to this for
now will be to divide America into a confederacy of
territories with at least one territory for each race. This
physical separation would nearly eliminate race mixing and
improve social unity by granting each race self determination
within their respective territories. This is Isn't this
something I've read something about this before about the
splitting it up and giving each race its own? Its own state or
territory? Malcolm X probably.
That's interesting. You say that? Yeah, that's interesting.
That just so I already told you about the ideology part. Here's
something that doesn't compute with because he got captured. My
death is inevitable if I'm not killed by the police. I'll
probably be gunned down by one of the invaders capture in this
case is far worse than dying during the shooting because I'll
get the death penalty anyway. We're still is that I would live
knowing that my family despises me. This is why I'm not going to
surrender. Even if I run out of ammo. If I'm captured, it will
be because I'm subdued somehow.
Yet he got captured a scene be like Dynamo didn't look subdued.
No. And then at the end shot about a Trank map. Then at the
end again, he says that this has nothing to do with Trump that he
hates both parties. He hates the corporatism.
And, yes. So there was just as an aside, there's a there was
something I didn't record this and it's not one of my my clip
list. But somebody was talking about how cool it is. And one of
these talk shows how cool and weird is going to be when the
Democrats take over Texas. And in where O'Rourke was who I
guess would be the king of Texas
for roar was Kaiser, Kaiser, Beto, Kaiser, Kaiser Beto.
And I had something to do with it. And it was nice to start
looking into this thing, but because they're trying to flip
Texas Democrat, which will be quite, quite amusing. As far as
I'm concerned. I think it's actually quite possible to do
that.
I really do. I think we're not far off from just look at who's
in Dallas and Texas or Dallas and Houston and Austin.
Look at what El Paso is. The Castro brothers. Yeah, that's a
San Antonio. These are all sanctuary cities, I might add.
So this doesn't this. I think this correct. Now we had a
Democratic governor very famous one and Richardson.
People actually either I think everyone liked her or hate or
hated her equally.
Isn't young it was a love hate relationship. But she was very
that she was respected I guess I could say.
So yeah, that's that's possible. But I'm just, I mean this, I
never see this kind of talk on Twitter from people who are 21
running around pissed off.
Well, people on Twitter who are 21 and running around pissed
off, or
are just a bunch of weenies on Twitter, and
now Twitter from the conspiracy side of the house, which I feel
I also need to cover this would be categorized under Gladio
Operation Gladio B, which means there and maybe there's
something well, there's definitely correlation to what
the Gladio strategy would be, which is a strategy of tension
and unrest. And you do that by these types of shootings we've
had quite a few in a row everything was dead nothing was
to coin a phrase nothing was was happening news wise everyone's
getting ready to go on vacation. Government on is on leave for
six weeks we're all quite a doubt we don't have another
debate until September and then we get a whole bunch of
shootings in a row I think by now my count is six with at
least several people killed at each one. And what is the guy
doing with ear protection the other Walmart guy also had
shooter also had ear protection. What why did why if you just a
psychological question, which I have no expertise in, if you're
gonna go and shoot and you say I'm good I need to die in this
but I need to protect my ears. What the hell was hurt? Are you
kidding me?
It's very painful. I wish when I left some I was shooting I
forgot to put my protection or put the thing back on I took
shot a 45 it will you indoors my ears were ringing for a half an
hour. I'm not gonna go shooting without protection. Even though
I don't give the to be shot or not shot. It doesn't mean you
have to put yourself into miserable pain.
Just seems if you alright.
I don't know. It's not typical of mass shooters. Can I say
that? Certainly not two in a row. There's two things that
aren't discussed. One it whether any of them are wearing ear
protection seems to me, I don't see that discussed a and b,
whether they're on some sort of drug. This is the real issue.
This is thanks, you guys. Thank you. Well, and nobody has
discussed it on any of these cases recently. They don't say
was the NBN or was he on riddle in or was he a kid that was
unreliable and he's Alpha riddle and now and he's on Adderall I
mean No, nobody brings any of this up because of course the
big networks are supported by the drug companies which brings
me to my first clip for the day
we can move away from the from the I don't think we have
anything else doing I mean we have this is what we have. I
don't have shooting I have I finally got dug up some other
stuff. Well, let me let me go into Oh, you're just talking
about about Big Pharma and how it's not discussed. And all all
these children if you're 21 I think you're still Oh, before we
do go too far away. I do have two clips that are connected in
an offhanded way connected to the shooting. Yeah, okay. Well,
it connected to that but you read that manifesto in some
other for sure. Okay.
Okay, this is from Designated Survivor episode a season three,
which was moved off, he was kicked off the air and moved
over to Netflix. This is the boss's face so the one kid
Sutherland plays a president who was there killed everybody and
he became the survivor because they always take when they get
he was kind of the loser guy in Congress and because everyone
was killed, he becomes the president. Yeah, now he's a
Democrat. He's running and they're they've moved up to
season three and that's the end of it. They've killed the show.
So we got one episode left after see after episode nine. So
episode nine he's running up against a Trump would not have
Trump too much of a Trump like character but a Republican bunch
of creepy Republicans. And these creepy Republicans are up to no
good. And of course, he and he's like the good guy, but he's
behind in the polls because he doesn't want to do anything too
spectacular. So we were so we have a premise. So this is the
Designated Survivor, Episode Nine, season three. This is the
first clip and listen carefully to what's going on. Oh, by the
way, wait, the guy running for president has this aid is top
guy who has Who's that? Who is what the guy they're talking
about and what nasty thing he's done. My advice on target.
The FBI has failed Brunton under 24 hours surveillance How the
hell was marshals chief strategist connected to the
bioterror threat, Feds found someone who'd been solicited by
Brunton to research and develop bio ethnically targeted
infections. And we've confirmed that NSA was brought in and
they've now tied Brenton to the dead terrorist number through
phone records. Do I have to tiptoe
Around the GOP elephant in the room is moss involved? FBI
doesn't look good. Well if he is his loyal attack weasel never
tell monsters ahead in the polls. Brenton will stay quiet
hoping for a pardon if he wins.
Where are we at with the arrest? That mr. president is the
question causing a run on Imodium at the DOJ, the grand
jury handed down a sealed indictment, but director Vargas
prides himself on keeping the FBI apolitical, which is why
they backchannel this through the White House Counsel's
Office.
I just want to make a comment for you deconstruct this
immediately. Some trolls are like, who cares about a TV show
that?
Well, you'd be amazed at how program, how boat program active
these things are? And how people believe they've heard or seen
some historical fact based upon something they saw in a
television show. How about Chernobyl, which people actually
have said it was a great documentary.
That's why
oh, you know, anyone who said who brings that up in the chat
room, it obviously doesn't listen to the show much A or B,
it should be just kicked and banned from the chat room as my
opinion. All right. Anyway, so So okay, so this Brunson
character has developed or worked with someone to develop
some sort of biological warfare thing that kills brown people.
And to get great, and the idea is to change the balance of the
tipping bows, because there's a bunch of lectures and within
the, within the show, there's lectures on how the white man
who's really around 70%, pretty much self identified whites of
the population with a big it's gonna be
less than 50%, probably in a year. So they have this where
they got to do something about this and this and that evil
Republicans, of course, are behind it. But it turns out,
this is the second clip here, and then I'll wrap it up. But
the second clip here, which is a shorter clip, kind of takes it
to the next next level, this biological weapon isn't what we
think it is, is worse. Mass sterilization, appears to have
been the intended outcome by weaponized flu was going to be
introduced into populations with high minority growth rates,
large swaths of the population will become infected, but then
they get better. What would be undetectable was that it had
been genetically sequenced to sterilize this minority host
row. Oh, okay. For let's stop right there. And let me just do
this. I did this a couple of times on this show. This is an
old science fiction story. That's been readapted. And in
fact, the last time I saw this exact story, being rundown as a
drama was on Stargate SG one
is that was Scott, what's his name? Whatever. One of these
guys. But anyway, so the SG one, they they go to this planet, and
there's two or three white folk, that oh, the store store has
been switched to a three these white folk and they they're
working the planet and this giant, giant farms and there's
nobody else around and they, they wandered around, they fall
in a hole. And inside the hole, there's, they find all these
documents that show that this trick has been played on to
white people. And they all been sterilized through some disease,
which was bio biologically engineered to do a 10 spread by
dogs.
Sorry, it's a new twist on an old classic. Next round of this
bullshit story can come up. And so they these guys were just
dumb. And so this is like, you know, these guys are doing it.
It was so the way this story goes on as it gets out. And the
public finds out just before the one week before the election,
even though the FBI didn't want to do anything because they
don't want to interfere with the election. They go on about that
quite a bit. And then as the story concludes, and is being
brought out that they're trying to kill everybody with this
biological weapon, the Republicans are
somebody finds out that the Democrat main operative has been
using CIA, exclusive CIA spying stuff to get these get just
steal information from the other side because there's a mole in
the Republican Party, and the Republican Party is leaking a
lot. Hello. And but then they find one clip where it turns out
that the guy running for President knew nothing of it.
And there's proof that he knew nothing of it. But meanwhile,
the election is now going toward the swing and toward the
Democrats. It's a it's a convoluted Hollywood six story
trying to, again using everything they can in every
direction TOS to demean the Republican Party. It's just what
it is. Well, in this case, it appears more that the Democrat
Party specifically the in the shooting
case made Walmart, specifically the candidates and their
discussions in the past debates. That certainly was some reason
for the forming this guy's mind and opinion and actions. Let's
go back to what we're always looking at is was was, Do we
know anything about any of these shooters ever if they were on
psychotropic drugs at all? No. And the reason why is we know,
just turn on the news channels for sure. But turn on PBS, you
can see who it's sponsored by proudly brought to you by all
kinds of big pharma, Big Pharma research, Big Pharma
manufacturers, etc. Not just the only ones that got the war
machine in there to Boeing. And McDonnell Douglas, you know,
ADM, all these fantastic corporations.
So it cannot be discussed and
the Empire is going after two of the uppity candidates in the
most recent debate. Tulsi Gabbard, which we'll get to in a
moment, they're going after her in quite a classic way. Marianne
Williamson is they're really doing a number on her actually,
this is a two parter. We'll start with and it's it's Big
Pharma who was after her specifically. And she's made her
positions quite clear in her documentation on her website.
And she will never become president in the United States
and the current status quo for a number of reasons, but one of
them is the anti pharmaceutical stance. So Ari Melber, on MSNBC
gets her on the show, and listen to him really trying to describe
her without saying it as an anti Vaxxer. He will keep pushing it.
I think she does, okay, explaining her position. But you
can already see that this is just she's not going to go very
far out. One of the questions is one that's often posed sometimes
about Republicans who are knocking, for example, climate
science, which is, these are your views? Where do you come
down on who you get your cues from on medicine or science?
Because, as you know, in a related issue, there was this
question on vaccinations, you just mentioned the well being of
children and pesticides. You had cast skepticism on on
vaccinations. I wonder if you could better explain to us where
you come down on that, given the science and the concern that,
that given the science and the concerns of scientists, nations
do work, that people need them to keep these communities safe?
Well, once again, I think it's an overstatement to say that I
cast skepticism on vaccinations. On the issue of vaccinations,
I'm pro vaccination, I'm pro medicine, I'm pro science, on
all of these issues. What I'm bringing up that I think is very
legitimate and should not be derided and should not be
marginalized, particularly in a free society is questions about
the role of predatory Big Pharma, I'm gonna jump in and
let you let you respond, obviously, but just so my
viewers mind you, she's saying predatory Big Pharma on a
channel, which is mainly run by money from predatory Big Pharma
keeping up with us. I'll read a little bit of what you said,
since you're talking about the depiction and then I'll hand it
back to you. The quote here was, it's different. It's no
different than the abortion debate. The US government
doesn't tell a citizen in my book, what they have to do with
their body or their child vaccine mandates. Were, in your
view at the time, quote, draconian and Orwellian. I hand
it back to you. Well, now, she realized that draconian cuz she
said a lot of stuff. And she really glosses over things she
said in the past, because I think she's kind of an anti
Vaxxer, quite honestly, in today's by today's description.
So when she hears that she's going to try and dismiss that a
bit and move into her position, the issue of draconian and
Orwellian. This is the issue. When I was a child, we took far
fewer vaccines, and there was much less bungling, and there
was much less chronic illness. I don't know why, you know, this
is not a topic that I have consciously chosen to. This is
not some big topic for me. Yeah. Don't you realize you're they're
trying to get rid of you? And they'll take this topic to do
it. But I have to tell you, what do you think vaccinations are
contributing to things being worse now? He's trying to get
her to say it? Is that Is that what you're suggesting? No, no,
no. What I'm saying is that in 1986, there was this vaccine
protection law. There was and there have been $4 billion in
vaccine compensation payments that had been made, and there
was much less chronic, there was something like 12% chronic
illness among our children previous to that law. And
there's 54%. Now, I don't see why in a free society. You know,
what is going on here, when you look at the fact that big
pharmaceutical companies lobby Congress to the tune of $284
million last year alone, as opposed to oil and gas, which
has lobbied Congress to the tune of 125 million last year, when
you look at all the money that is spent by pharmaceutical
companies, even on our news, or no news channel, when you look
to the fact that there are two pharmaceutical lobbyists for
every member of Congress. And even when you look at the 10s,
and even hundreds of 1000s of dollars that had been paid into
the coffers of even presidential candidates, why why are we? Why
are we so okay with the complete shutdown of any conversation
about this topic, and it ends there, of course. So that's just
a primer for what the Empire's doing now we're going to try and
go right on every one. That's totally Of course she is. It's I
think it's a lot of opposition to the main one being, you can't
have an honest discussion. If you're being paid by the guy who
was being discussed. It just it's quite difficult to do that.
And why would it? Anderson Cooper takes it five steps
further when he gets her on the air. Oh, oh, yeah, this was
good. Now this comes on the heels of a Kennedy kid committed
to committing suicide with the with diagnosed with clinical
depression. Again, we can't have a talk about that, you know, we
we won't really know did she overdose on something it was it?
Was it her regular meds? Did she commit suicide? We don't know.
We'll never know because it's listen to the numbers a quarter
of a billion dollars. And that's just to the politicians. It's,
it's in the what $20 billion $18 billion range for marketing in
the US on pharmaceuticals, a lot of that going to television news
networks. So here is a great
slap down I'd say although it will get her it will not get her
elected between Marianne Williamson and Anderson Cooper
with a due respect. When Kate Spade died, you tweeted out how
many public personalities have to hang themselves before the
FDA does it excuse me how many public personalities on
antidepressants have to hang themselves before the FDA does
something big pharma cops do what it knows and the average
person stopped, stops falling for this the tragedies keep
compounding the awakening should begin. You do seem to be
implying aid that Kate Spade was on antidepressants, which we I
don't think we have any knowledge of an origin anybody's
business. But you seem to be No, it's no one's busy. We don't
want to know we don't want to know what's going on because the
truth might come out again, famous people with
antidepressants and suicide. And many people who are on
antidepressants have had suicidal ideation long before
they were taking antidepressants. uth Anderson's
a doctor now this is great. And the FDA there is a blackbox
warning, sure on on antidepressants that for people
25 years old and younger, right? The risk of suicidal ideation is
increased rather than decreased. Do you know how many teenagers
and young for not for not for people 24. But not for people
over 24. And again, just me putting out a blanket tweet when
in the wake, you know, on the day somebody has died, implying
that they were on antidepressants, and that's what
caused their suicide. That just seems irresponsible. Well, and I
could tell the same way we listen to her answer. It's worth
it. It'll then we can discuss listen to her answer. When in
the wake, you know, on the day somebody has died, implying that
they were on antidepressants, and that's what caused their
suicide. That just seems irresponsible. Well, and I could
say the same thing to you, given how many pharmaceutical
companies that advertise on your show. I don't know I've never
seen the ads on my show. So I don't know what to look at but I
gotta be I've never seen the ads I don't know what you're talking
about.
Wow, what a liar.
That's that's not true. Oh, yeah. He'll he'll double down
way that he doesn't know about the ads. He'll double down I was
gonna make was that when he asked is that irresponsible?
How's it irresponsible?
Way, irresponsible in what way that she said she just made
some. I would say an offhanded comment, snide remark, in fact,
that when did they were gonna do something about all these
antidepressants?
How's it what's irresponsible about that? I'm not
understanding. Well, he's a scientist, you see that he's
he's defending his advertiser saying that's irresponsible.
Because if you say that, then people will really go crazy if
they don't take our meds. What you're paying for my salary. Oh,
I didn't know that. I never see the ads on my show. I don't know
what I'm talking about. That just seems irresponsible. Well,
and I could say the same thing to you, given how many
pharmaceutical companies that advertise on your show? I don't
know. I've never seen the ads on my show. So I don't know what to
look at. But I gotta be. I look at it. I'm not
I'm not impacted by who advertises on my show. I don't
know who advertise on my show. It's not any interest to me. I'm
sure it is the people in this company, but I don't care. What
I care about is people who are dying and there's a stigma for
people actually seeking medical help for something that could
save their life. And
and I think it's important. So here's Anderson being Dr.
Anderson.
and explaining why he is important and he's agnostic and
nothing influences his journalistic credibility. This
is a lie. Of course, it's a lie. I mean, you can't turn on CNN
without seeing who's sponsoring that that was I don't, quite
frankly, I'm shocked that he thinks he can get away with a
lie like that. Or that that's fine. I just say I don't know.
And I don't care. It's no fun of no interest to me. That's that's
the definition of the world that honestly consider Dave would say
that.
It's not, it's not possible. I've, I've gotten into
discussions with people about this. If someone's advertising
all the time, and they're carrying the load, when this
case pharmaceutical companies are carrying the load of the
advertisement is not as though it's like some schmuck that Oh,
wow. Okay, well, my pillow guy is not gonna advertise anymore.
We're gonna do about it.
All of that he may be propping up Fox, he is propping up Fox at
the time. But that's just disingenuous. And that's a lie.
Yeah. Hey, I'm always taking it. It's also you don't want to get
fired.
For saying something bad about an advertiser. Let's wait for
Anderson Cooper to do a special on on drug related deaths from
pharmaceuticals, let's see Wait, I'm waiting for that special
that that would indicate to me that okay, well, then he maybe
he's he's being sincere. But he's not nobody's sincere about
this is just blatant. For eight years, I worked in a high output
production environment, with a lot of sponsors on cable, and
you knew exactly who the sponsors were, you know how you
know that, you know that by never making a joke about
Skittles, you never make a fucking joke about Skittles,
because they were carrying the network in the beginning.
And you know, these things, you don't make jokes, we could even
make jokes about Madonna, because she was carrying the
network to agree to a degree at one point. But now, the
definition of irresponsibility is not knowing who is paying
your bills. The Anderson Cooper, what if it was some right wing
Nazi propagandist outfit? You would know, please, that, you
know, when I read people saying, well, all these drugs cause
suicide? I mean, that's just I don't say that. Anderson.
You have not on this program. I'm sorry. You said to me a few
minutes ago, with all due respect, I felt their little
respect here. I felt very little opportunity to say what I
believe. And I feel the person who's had some blank statement
said about them on this program is me. I have simply never had
the blanket conversation that you are now suggesting that I've
had and when it comes to people who are suicidal, I have a 35
year career working with people in despair. I have had a 35 year
career working with people in crisis. I've had a 35 year
career working with people in pain. I have people who
psychiatrists sent to me to have worked with them. I have been up
close and personal with people in their pain and in their
despair. For decades. I just I do know that I am glib about
number syndrome is a complete mischaracterization and
misrepresentation of my career.
I'm not casting aspersions on your career or saying you're
glib in any way. You're deadly serious about this, and you have
very strong beliefs. And
I just don't understand some of your public statements. And
you've addressed them, I think, hey, and he can't let it go.
Because he has to defend the advertiser at this point. He's
defending, wouldn't you say? It just makes no sense. If you
don't know your ads, and a Why do you just want you to let her
speak or get into it? But he's defending
you, first of all, a couple of things when you're interviewing,
and someone just got something to say you try to let them talk
themselves out. Yeah, unless, unless you're gonna be like beta
O'Rourke did on ABC this morning, where they let him talk
too much. And he went on and on and on about how Trump you know,
was is a big fan of Nazi white with the right message record,
and they never cut him off. But for the most part, in this
situation with Cooper trying to get the stuff out of her. I
don't know why he just, he's Yeah, he's being very defensive.
He's defending something. Exactly. We're saying you're
glib in any way. You're deadly serious about this, and you have
very strong beliefs. And then I
I just don't understand some of your public statements. And
you've addressed them I think, Hey, Anderson, let me speak this
is not a conversation that we're having. Well, I think it is I
just I need to, you know, try to you say you didn't say stuff and
then I read you quotes and you. Let me explain. When people are
taking antidepressant who has had serious, serious pain and
serious depression in their lives, and they are helped by
them. I'm happy for them.
I'm happy for them. When I, by the way, I'm pretty sure
Anderson may be on antidepressants. That's that's
that may also be what he's defending young people, and I
meet them all the time. Once again, I'm the one here, who has
had a lot of experience with trouble and pain. When I mean, I
just don't think telling people that it's going to numb them is
a good idea.
Oh, well, that's your belief. I believe that to tell a person
under the age of may I speak when I believe that a person
under 25. And I mean, you're not just going to send your comments
you're saying one in 10 are on antidepressants, not a good
sign, not a time in American history for us to be numbing our
pain, telling a person who is depressed and is 40 years old,
and thinking about suicide, that if they take
what I said most of them, yeah, people excuse me, I'm not mass,
please bid. I'm not talking about people who are suicidal.
I'm talking about people who are depressed about the world today,
given the fact that the world is depressing, okay. clinically
depressed people are not depressed just because the world
is depressing. Oh, now he's threatened. See, again, it's Dr.
Anderson Cooper, who now knows all about clinical depression.
But excuse me, weary but but you are the one making some blanket
statements here that there is no particular scientific evidence
to prove you are talking about clinical depression as though
there is a blood test. You can talk about, you can talk about
chemists, yeah, this is okay. This is why I had this long
clip. This is important, because this is the truth about clinical
depression.
And I think certainly, today's under 20 fives, as per the
blackbox labeling are told that this is just an imbalance in
your brain. It's a chemical imbalance. And by the way, you
cannot refute this, if a doctor says this to a young person. And
you say, Huh, I'm skeptical, you need to shut up. Because the
doctor said, There's something wrong with my chemistry in my
head. And that is that is the selling point. That is the
unique selling point of antidepressants in particular
SSRIs, which we really don't have full research on by
admission of everybody, we don't exactly know all the long term
effects of them. mention that in most of these ads, they will
actually state that they'll say we don't know why or how this
works. And then they just keep going Yes. And the end, the
under 24 mentioned is also in the disclaimer, the world is
depressing. Excuse me, weary but but you are the one making some
blanket statements here that there is no particular
scientific evidence to prove you are talking about clinical
depression as though there as a blood test. Now you can talk
about you can talk about chemical imbalance. But you can
also talk about chemical changes that come about through yoga,
chemical imbalances that come
about through prayer, changes that come about through sugar,
and we feel about through nutrition, given that what my
conversation has been particularly that I am very
concerned about is teenagers and people in their early 20s. That
under age, who are told, and I meet them all the time, and they
go and they go and some young woman, you know, the 20s are
hard, they're not a mental illness. Divorce is hard. It's
not a mental illness. losing someone that you love is is
hard. It's not. We're on the same page, it is hard, we're on
the same page. We're on the same page about over prescription of
drugs and, you know, aggressive marketing campaigns by big
pharmaceutical companies and people, especially young people
should know dangerous side effects of some of these very
powerful drugs. I think we're on the same page about that. And
then, you know, I think you have expressed your opinions and I
you know, some of the language of use, it has raised concerns
and I think it's fair that I asked those questions, and I
think you've addressed them very well. So well, I don't I think
would also be fair for me to have a little more opportunity
to answer them. But perhaps at some point you'll I would love
that I would like to continue and I don't mean to make you
feel disrespected because that's really honestly not my
intention. Marianne Williamson, I appreciate it. Right. All
right, well, right back.
gets a raise. Good job. Anderson. You made a look, you
hung in there, you could have done better
than better I'm telling you if you wanted to really make you
know, the farmer guys look good. He could have done better. I was
in a meeting afterwards. I would have chewed him out.
Anyway, nice knowing you, Maryann, it's too bad. Who else
shoes? No, it's
good to have I hope she gets into next but we need well then
they I can guarantee you show she will be in the next debate
because from a television show perspective. You need her. You
need the crystal lady. It's very important. She's there.
Otherwise it will not be entertaining enough. So um, I
definitely want to get rid of Yang.
I have I have a funny Yang clip
From
here in Texas, our local broadcast Association known as
the Info Wars, have a new character out on the streets
called
millennial Millie or Millie, the millennial. Correct. It's kind
of like a stuttering John type thing from the Howard Stern
Show. Today, they throw the thrower out on the street with a
microphone and they go go ask these questions. So she's gonna
listen, she's reading. And she goes up to Andrew Yang, who
apparently has decided that we will have a news ombudsman in
the Yang administration.
And what is it what isn't? When you say omnibus bond ombudsman
is that if you can pronounce you can even pronounce the damn word
on mom's Bud's bombs. Budzma. And why is it just us czar?
That's so much easier to remember. There's no date there.
No, Ombudsman's a very specific person. They used to have one of
the New York Times but they finally got rid of like the
public editor is that what that is? It's a public editor who is
also a form of it. But the ombudsman is a neutral character
that the company hires because it company a self aware
Corporation says to itself, self corporation itself, I am going
to we don't we know we're not really connected with the you
know, we could be making mistakes and there's no way
we're gonna find it because we're actually a bunch of Yes,
men and so it corporations operate. And so we're gonna hire
somebody called an ombudsman. And that person is going to just
be a neutral person, we're going to pay him no matter what they
do. We're going to pay them and they are going to take questions
from the audience. And they're going to resolve situations that
we are totally unaware of, or we don't think is important, do we?
And that's what the ombudsman does. Do we have any examples?
In current government they always get fired?
Well, here's Millie. The millennial. A lot of people said
you did good during the debates. I love stuff right off the bat.
I'm you did good. A lot of people say you did good. Yeah. A
lot of people said you did good during the debate side. Do you
feel glad? Do you feel good? Okay.
I just had to stop here.
There's a couple things that bother me. One, here's this
comes close to my one of my pet peeves that I don't bring up
with people because it's petty, but it does bother me. When
someone says,
Dear, did you did you wait, is this just a jab at me for
zoologists? No, no, no, no, not at all. No, any of you asked me
now this is this is very petty. Is this is petty or probably
when? When you
say hey, did you try did you take a test drive in that car?
And I say yes. Here's the question. How did you like it?
Well, that implies that I liked it on several levels. You I
mean, why don't you what can someone just say? Did you enjoy
it? What was your thought? Or how did you like it? Doesn't
that mean? Like, you don't like to quit the generalized
question. How did you like it? Yeah, which people ask all the
time it says it was almost like a filler. Well, it's it it
almost means you you so you'd like to write how did you like
it? Well, I
but you can always say I didn't like it.
Or why don't you want you to do it? You should do I think I know
what it is. You it's eating at you that you don't that you
don't do this I would do this
somebody's asked me how I liked it. I'm gonna just I used to do
the car ride you know you're gonna be the guy I'm gonna be
you. So that that bolts that bolt? How did you like it?
What makes you think I liked it you dick.
Let me write that down. So I know how to do that. Yes. Okay.
No, we don't do that in Austin. People are actually carrying
weapons. So no, this is not speak to people. That's what I
would do. Right. So if I were you and I give it gave a crap
about a question. People asked me something like that. Go
ahead. No. All right.
Backslash on the pettiness on my part. Here we go continue with
Millie. The millennial Andrew Yang.
Yeah, I feel really glad. Especially after the last
debate. I feel like I didn't get a chance to lay out my vision
for the economy of the country. I feel like I did this time. So
it's great. But what do you what do you think about?
Okay,
why do you think that we need to have a news ombudsman in
America. We're just about to enter the era of deep fakes,
where we're not going to be able to make heads or tails of the
stuff we're seeing online. And we know the Russians have
already been hacking us. It's gonna get worse when literally
you could have a picture of me saying words. video could be
something that gets doctored. So we need to start having
countermeasures in place. That's why I believe in it Do you think
it's really good to be policing press though and speech? I'm
sorry. Do you think
It's good to be policing free speech. Thank you. Is it really
a good idea to be policing the press? You're not gonna say
thank you the goal is to protect the American people. But isn't
it you know what you guys are supposed to protect our rights.
Okay, so a couple things one, she pronounced arms button buds
men correctly, which was impressive.
I will say this I can see why you didn't understand the
definition because the way he answered that question was
wrong. Yes, in fact, the ombudsman seems to be only there
to protect President Yang
right yeah, that's what he said should have an arms buds that's
what he said. Yeah, that's what he said. So maybe Yang doesn't
understand what an arms bugs men's role is. I'm of the of the
opinion that that's correct. He doesn't understand what an arms
watchman supposed to do. He's thinking of as some sort of you
know, a fact checker Snopes fact checker,
fact checker to protect my presidency.
And, you know, the way he just cavalierly said that we got to
know the Russians are hacking everywhere around the fuck you
Yang. Get out of here. Guys, that guy is a Silicon Valley
douchebag with his UBI. Good to hear get outta here. This is
nuts. I'm looking at that UBI it's gonna be it's gonna be
1000 times 150 billion a month.
Go away, go away. I can do math.
All right. The ROI depends how much money the robots make.
While he? Well, he's right about.
On the show. We've said this on the show before I'm gonna say it
again. When I was a kid. And I remember this when I was a kid.
And like I'm talking to fourth fifth grade. We were told
that someday in the future, the robots would be doing all the
work. And we the people would benefit from all their hard work
with it. Would they never UBI was never brought up universal
basic income was not what the term was. But we were somehow
going to reap the benefits of not having to work and letting
the robots do all of our work. Yes, I remembered that forever.
And you know what? People would believe it if you gave them one
thing. If you gave them one thing that would believe this
story. And that's the flying car. Because that was the dream
that Jetsons was the dream. We've got our Elroy we've got
the mom and dad we got our flying car, we got the dog, we
got the robot
made made robot made and everyone looks really happy.
We're flying around to go to some green bubbles and over
there and we never came through with the flying car.
And that's part of the problem. And that's why people are
starting to not believe it anymore.
Now let me just play this one clip
from Tulsi Gabbard this has been fantastic the way they're trying
to get rid of her she of course attacked.
I wanted to before you go on that on that one. I want to
mention that because I never thought of doing this as a
segment, but Michael Savage Noam so now Michael Savage, Mark
Levin the great one, Mark Levin has been going after her as it
as some sort of a moron that said that Tulsi is a moron Yeah,
so he's part of the Empire then I think so. In fact, I he was on
a was driving around so I was listening to these guys and he
was on some one of his his show. And he was going on and on about
how he was really sounding like a neocon even though he was
defending himself as not a neocon. But he really had
nothing good to say about her and he was slamming her slamming
her about what specifically Oh, by her thinking that we should
get out of these wars. Oh, so here's a warmonger. demeaning
nickname for her Toosi goalsI or something stupid. You remember
what Gabby Gabbard or something like that? Interesting. That's
not a very good one, but none of them are good. Well, I've been a
fan of Tulsi Gabbard for five, six years. So this is nothing
new for me and, and I like I just like your whole appearance.
There's a lot of things that I don't agree with, but okay, now
it doesn't mean I wouldn't want to see her as president. She'd
be interesting. The soldier card gives her some credibility and
in some commandeering issues, but she attacked Hillary Harris.
Which by the way, is exactly what
Kamala Harris Kamala Harris is Hillary she is black Hillary,
Hillary HARRIS I get it she is Hillary the way she walks the
way she talks the way she reflects the way she laughs The
way she demeans it. She's Hillary, she is a Hillary clone.
She's done it herself. She's done a very good job. They Tamil
your thing, no doubt
but
She, I find her highly unlikable. And she didn't get to
do her storytelling in this past debate because of time
restraints, which is her strong point. And she didn't do that at
all or very well. And she wasn't expecting the attack from the
white hat, literally standing next to her. She was blindsided
and she's pissed about it. And she immediately went on the
attack. What happened right after the debate is I saw bots
on Twitter, telling their bots, it's not hard to see what a bot
is posting, like a real person, that that Tulsi Gabbard is
supported by Russian bots, I actually seeing bots, posting
about candidates being supported by bots, is just how stupid it's
become. And that, you know, the, the search that Everyone's
searching for her as not true was Russian bots that were
released to to gain the numbers, so she would get more airtime. I
mean, I'm a conspiracy theorist, but even this is just too dumb
for me. But okay.
The real way we attack we attack Tulsi Gabbard is of course,
through one of two avenues. That one is she hates gays because
her dad was very religious and protested against, quote
unquote, gay rights when she was a child. And I guess she held up
a sign and participated, which is apologize for way too many
times. And the other one is her visit to Assad. And this of
course, equals you to a Russian agent. And if you go visit the
dictator who killed his own people who just ripped him to
shreds, who had no, he said, Isn't he a an orthopedic surgeon
isn't easy. It's like some really mundane occupation. This
guy has his dad. Yeah, there's a lot to be said about him. It
seems like son got a lot of bum rap and false flags. And we have
some proof of some of these so called biological attacks, which
turned out to be bullshit, including admitted in the
setting stage, setting the stage by the White Helmets, says a lot
of crap. But she went there. So forever, she will be really a
Russian agent because Putin supports Assad and Assad is
therefore carrying water. It's an all the way down the line. So
that's the attack and of course, yeah, cool. Oh, you get to Cuomo
clip. No, I Well, I have the clip that I have here is
this is the post that we hadn't played this. This is the post
debate, chat with again, our our man Anderson Cooper with Tulsi
Gabbard, and this is right after Kamala Harris had poo pooed her,
she's got 0.01% Whatever. So here we are, the only thing
really she said about us, she said that you were essentially
an apologist for Bashar Al Assad, that you would never
criticize him as a
dictator or murderer. I think it's unfortunate and a
disservice to voters in this country, that she resorts to
cheap smears, rather than actually addressing her record
the issues that I've raised, and the fact that she said she is
proud of this record. If that's the case, then voters deserve to
hear about why she's so proud of the lives that she has
negatively impacted the families that she's torn apart in
California. If If voters are wondering, what is your take on
Bashar Al Assad? What do you say? My take is one of a soldier
where I've seen the cost of a boom, there it is. That's that's
where the she plays the soldier card really? Well. That's a
smart move. What's your take on Bashar Al Assad? What do you
say? My take is one of a soldier where I've seen the cost of war
firsthand in Iraq serving in a medical unit every single day,
confronted with that high human cost of war. So I will never
apologize for doing all that I can to prevent more of my
brothers and sisters from being sent into harm's way to fight
counterproductive regime change wars that make our country less
safe, that take more lives and the cost taxpayers trillions
more dollars. So that means meeting with a dictator or
meeting with an adversary. Absolutely, I would do it. Do
you know security of our country understand that position? Do you
consider him a torture murder? And that's not what this is
about. I don't defend or apologize or have anything to do
with what he has done to your present United States. It's fine
if you want to meet with somebody, but there's
traditionally role of the President United States calling
out human rights abuses overseas. Bashar Al Assad is
head of a regime which has disappeared many people okay.
Just that last phrase shows how slanted pooper is. There's no
reports of Bashir olive Allyssa, outside, disappearing people.
That's what the Russians are always accused of. Did you catch
that?
He hasn't disappeared people
who he's J has, he must have no. And he also bombed him. You
know, he bombs his own people. That is the narrative but I've
never heard the disappeared. He's tying her to Russia. That's
what he's doing. But also death squads in South America.
Yeah, there's that I mean, he's there CNN hates her. I don't
know why in the fact that that the I can answer the questions
right, I can answer the question easily. All you have to do is
look at who how much money everyone's raised.
That's all they only care about how much is in your FEC filing,
how much money they raised you raised that you're gonna give to
them and add that's all they care about.
That's how the polls are done. That's how the rankings are
done. That's how the lineup on stage is done.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah. But what why did they have to why even bring her
on? I don't get it because she hurt the queen.
Oh, this week, the Queen makes brings a lot of cash. Yes, she
hurt the queen, you can't be hurt in the queen. And she
potentially ruined ruined their show. The show was supposed to
be between Biden and Kamala. That was the show. And she
didn't know her place. She didn't even get to do her
website. At the end. They cut her off.
Shit nor place.
I mean, that's what it appears to be when Cuomo went after her.
It was really nasty. Do you get any of that? Now I've got other
stuff to do. I didn't think this was going to be a topic. And
Cuomo goes after her. And she's claims that why do you have
this? You know, the she has on her website. He goes after a
website. She has on our website, all the dubious aspects of the
phony gassings the two of them right? And including the one
where Trump sent a bunch of missiles over there. Right.
Which was now it turns out that the gas guys in you know, in
Geneva or wherever they are that group that takes does all the
chemical weapons. Oh, yeah. The analysis? Yes. Yes. Yes, those
guys. They said there's no chance they didn't probably
wasn't even anything that he took. The whole thing was acted.
Yeah. And she has all these these data points on her website
and coulomb was going after her. We've seen evidence we've seen
the suffering of the children. He's going on and on and on. He
did a thing in fact, he did a thing on listen to this. And
this is an example that just guys hard to watch. But listen,
this is a short clip of Cuomo. Just doing a little aside at the
end of his show on Trump's racism and listen to this we're
missing the point of what the problem is with the President's
pattern of pounding people of color and the places they live.
Here is his best defense.
I'm the least racist person there is in the world as far as
I'm concerned. First, and this really matters least racist
doesn't mean not racist
That's correct.
Oh, hounding people of color in the places they live. How many
people as you pounding right you should have said slammed
he's pounding then. Okay. Well, with that I'd like to thank you
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artwork for episode 11 61,106
To the episode The title that was VAT camel vat, the VAT
camel. And this was a piece of art that we discussed quite a
bit before choosing it. This was, didn't like it.
We'd had a discussion before we ultimately chose it. And this
was by Darren O'Neil, who has done many successful pieces of
art through the art generator. And it was a I guess it was
Bernie with the the old Muppet old Muppet guide the back of
Bernie, yeah, was Stettler, and whatever their names are, and
one of those gambler and had learned Statler and, yes,
somebody? Yeah, who did it? And we're clearly on stage in the
CNN debate. i Yes, go ahead. You're gonna tell me what the
deal was. In addition, people should take note. I like to
piece overall because your complaint was well, that's not
the background they use on the debate. No, that's no likey.
Could that was why? I'll tell you what I said. Looks like it
could be just one of the panelists have that worked for
CNN. And there's no real connection to Bernie. I said,
the way the way you see this, it looks like it could have been
just a talking head on CNN. It did not really show me this was
the debate stage. Yeah, that's what I said. Yeah. And I agreed,
and then I said my counter was I don't care if they've even if it
was if it was something else. I just think it's a funny image.
And once once John says, I don't care, I want it. You just gotta
give it that's it. Otherwise, he starts shouting and getting
grumpy and it's like, Oh, don't kid yourself.
And we both at the end, you could have vetoed it when you
wouldn't but good because we did save my vetoes for important
things. The rest of the artwork was it was none of it was
killer. Yeah, I had no alternative that's for sure. And
we couldn't find anything quickly in evergreens and so we
do we really didn't have a lot of choices. So you might just
see we had like the piece Anyway, listen, we had
fried eggs in the shape of a penis. We had we had come on got
we pick overheads. We had lunch. Oh, that's what I wanted to talk
about the pickle heads with this guy, Mr. Pickles Bennett.
The reason I call him Mr. Pickles because it looks like he
was eating pickles because his mouth drove around a little
butthole mouth. And I thought that if you're going to eat you
did not because he's shaped like a pickle. But if somebody had
shoved a pickle in his mouth and made that the yard work, so he
had a pickled chokan on a pickle. I thought that would be
it had been a good piece. So now the the one that I liked was by
Mike Riley was the pumped Biden where his head is is hinged open
and there's a million colorful pills popping out of his head
and he's got this really goofy look on his face. That's the one
I liked. I didn't like it because I thought it was
gruesome. And I'll tell you what I why I think it was gruesome it
reminded me of one of the silence of the lambs movies with
a shot they head off of Ray Liotta
have a top of his head missing in his brain there and he's
sitting there at the dinner table and I thought it was so
sickening and gruesome that this didn't harken back on that too
much for my taste and it gave me the creeps. Okay, well, I don't
remember that argument. And I don't remember that scene or if
I've even seen the movie Well, I didn't go into the great details
I just said that piece was was to me it was it was I didn't
like write it right so just the way it worked is like this John
had a personal issue with that I will not pull a veto card on a
personal issue well you can't pull a veto card because already
vetoed it.
You use the veto no you use the veto you didn't say veto no I
didn't use the veto. I didn't have to because you knuckled
and that's how we choose art. Thank you.
We are available as judging for you to contest we can do
anything we are yes for sure.
Now of course we we really do appreciate the work from Darren
O'Neill and all of the artists who sometimes have trouble
creating new accounts that this has been fixed I keep getting
people saying I have a problem creating a new account. Is there
something wrong? I don't know I can you reach out to Paul, Sir
Paul couture and OneNote
he doesn't want to do this anymore. By the way. In New
Orleans. No one steps up. No one steps up. No one steps up.
That's because we actually need wingspan Wait, why should I tell
you something with over? See what is there now how many
pieces of artwork are in this thing? or 18,000 or something? I
can tell you exactly what we have a Drupal website so anyone
knows how to do Drupal? Yeah, go drop go shoot yourself first. 30
Remember when Obama implemented some slick shit, and it was all
Drupal and we all
Well, wait wasn't wasn't healthcare.gov Drupal? Yeah,
maybe $2 billion website $2 billion. With a view over here.
I wanted to
remind everybody if the $4 million website and they used to
brag about how much they spent, do you remember that it was so
bad and they couldn't get it up and running. And this is
important for for Hillary Harris. They could not get this
thing up and running, it wound up calling and costing at least
2 billion what I recall, Kathleen Sebelius had to resign
over that botch, she resigned in disgrace. And yet she's writing
the health care bill for the health care positioning for
Kamala Harris. That's something that should be brought up. And
what is she doing it? Medicare Advantage, you're going to build
another great website over there, please. Alright, so yeah,
you know, so and if this is lost, if this breaks and goes
away, or Paul really gives up, it's possible you can just be
sick and tired of it, I get it. We don't pay anything we can't.
This is this is the beauty of the value for value network is
people pitch in where they can somebody please, it's on the
homepage. He would like to have someone transition to maintain
this. You know, it's possible that there's not one guy out
there amongst our pretty big audience that can do drop knows
anything about Drupal. Let's see. Yeah.
That's purple. Who the hell would use that might be the
response.
It is a good database backups, Drupal is considered, although I
guess you'd be even better if it was headless Drupal,
headless Drupal.
Doesn't the Drupal come from the head?
Anyway, no agenda, art generator.ca. I looked at Drupal
once and I, cuz I'm like, do I do WordPress and other does that
lesser style of
page management, or content management? And I looked at
Drupal said, Well, I maybe should learn Drupal, you know?
And I went, Oh, no, it's just not worth the times. Pretty
rough. But okay, anyway, no agenda, art generator.com. Thank
you, Darren O'Neal, once again, coming through, and we do
appreciate it. Although there's no evidence, I believe that it
does help with people clicking on shows that are new because
they're triggered by some beautiful imagery or something
at least interesting and different. And it's it's a
little reminder and not a lot of shows do it. And we seem to be
here after 11 years, which is also in thanks to the producers
who have no Drupal experience still want to contribute. So
they send us their cold, hard earned cash. And we'd like to
thank all of them openly, transparently. And with Jubilee
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executive producers and Associate Executive producers
who come in with amount of 200 or over $300. That's just like
Hollywood, except we deliver the product that you want. You are
paying for it. It's your production. And we'd like to
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John burn in Oklahoma City, California. I said California,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma $333.33. For Colin Kaepernick. Kaepernick
completely disappears from the news i which is interesting
because he has been disappearing from the news. I wanted to pass
on a short story. Excuse me. I'm still waiting for those shoes
that you claimed was a promotional stunt to come on the
market. Remember, I don't forget these bets.
Give it time.
In January 2016, my wife and I went on a cruise out of San
Francisco during the NFL playoffs. There were cruise
ships full of people wearing their teams clothes clothing.
Now this was before Kaepernick ever took a knee was in WoW who
hours of boarding I met a San Francisco 40 Niners fan and as
what happened to your quarterback this year 2015 2016
season to try and make a long story short, he told me
Kaepernick teammates hate him.
If you replayed the games from that season, you could see where
the offensive line off off and purposefully, purposely left
Kaepernick let Kaepernick get hit. There's a tongue twister, a
hard and sacked. He went on to say that he had a relative he
had a relative that worked for the 40 Niners I think the
relative was in the equipment guy nor was the equipment guy
and was told Kaepernick had slept with the wife and
girlfriend of two teammates. Oh, that's a no no. One of the
teammates being
An offensive lineman no good that would explain a few things
in that year. Yes
it's a good story. I met this man every day smoking area and
we spoke of football all 10 days of the cruise. He was a
knowledgeable football fan and gave me no reason to doubt him
or a story that he told me that first day, Kaepernick broke a
golden broke a golden rule of the golden rule of the locker
room and word of such actions gets around the NFL that is why
no team well this is the dagger me now I don't know if that's
the reason that mine out one but okay, this is why no team wanted
them in their locker room though NFL owner or coach would want
such a person in a leadership position on their team. AF John
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and Bend Oregon and will be knighted today.
Sherry signed both checks. Oh.
I don't even know if he listens to this show.
Honey, don't worry about it. You're a knight now give
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He's got
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past, but I still rely largely under real and truthful news
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work. Thank you again and hopefully I can return to
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derive the many things that might be missed. Maybe that's
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Jim Carlson Oh, my night title something similar to Cat man, my
cats would not be pleased and do not mention that. So not sure
what his night title is. But we're called Sir Jim.
Let me see. Did he not send anything along? I think I have a
list here. I'm gonna say
is he's already been knighted. Yes, he has. Okay, what is
happening here? Well, maybe well, that he indicates that he
might want to be knighted.
Well, he has to let us know what he wants Jim Carson or my night
title. Something similar to Cat man. My cats would not be
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Got a humble request. John. I don't drink. So I'm out of my
element here. I want to buy a nice up to $200 bottle of wine
for a friend who's getting married. Got any
recommendations? White is his thing. And that's not some neo
Nazi white supremacist crap. He just likes white wine over red.
Well, I mean, if you want to spend 200 bucks, I would say
there's a number of whites you can get that are extremely
expensive, but
if he likes white, that means you probably like champagne.
And for 200 bucks and get him a duck ball. Dom Perignon.
That's what I would do. Because that's a that's a great tip. I
mean, if Champagne is considered just a white wine with bubbles,
that's what that's what is it? Other than that? No, I mean,
when someone says I really am into white wine
Who is not a wine connoisseur? Oh white wine drinker who
doesn't like champagne?
And if he's into white wine, he just wants a white still wine.
You know? It's like, well, yeah, what I would recommend is go for
the Cristalle because it has more impact and the DOM Parian
of just make it look that much cooler as a gift giver. I don't
say I would disagree, because well, a couple of things. One, I
think crystals a better product. I agree with you on that.
But Dom Perignon is more of the gift wine. I think Don Perry
knows. Everyone recognizes that the labels are identifiable from
a distance which is not the case with crystal ball.
And it is a good product. And it's not 200 boxes, you can get
them I think Costco has it for 166 I'm along those lines. If
you want a white white, I've got a couple of ideas that would be
in the Pollini mantra che are one of these mantras days that
are gonna say that are a cortisone shot. Corton
Charlemagne, which is high quality. Okay, here's your
backup is not that much. It's not that expensive is probably
about 100 bucks. 220 bucks is a Louis Latour. Cortana
Charlemagne. Yes, Charlemagne. Yes. Get him to bottles.
Yeah, well, no, but if you're going to do that, buy one for
yourself. Buy a Magnum.
Oh, that would be nice. Yeah, that's, that's enough wine. I
think magnums. There's never enough wine talk I think as a
gift just as a layperson. If it's not someone who really is
like technically into wine the way you are, like knows all the
names. Big deal actually knows the names knows the names and
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Hey, y'all I spoke to you know, Ken, Ken, who used to work at my
at the first company and I don't think you know can do Ken Clark.
I never heard of a kid. Well, he worked at he was the VJ
coordinator at MTV when I got there in the 80s. And he and he
worked for me for a while actually at home for a couple of
years when I
was very busy with syndicated radio shows and running around.
And so we're also good friends. We've been friends for about 30
years. And we haven't spoken in a while he missed my second wife
entirely. So that's how long we haven't spoken.
And he called me said, I really haven't talked in yet. You got
married. So let's talk to he lives easily been living in
Portland, Oregon for the last 17 years. I just wanted to give a
little
little bit of feedback on what he told me and because we don't
we talk about wines, we talk about what we know about
Portland that it's, you know, seems like things are kind of
weird up there. They've always been weird. In fact, this Austin
sister city, so they so people claim,
we had a number of things I just wanted to run down because I
thought they were all very interesting. And the first one
is that, you know, obviously, the housing Mart, which he got
out of the housing market went so insane, which is exactly
what's going to happen. It's happening now in Austin.
As Portland, Oregon was the number one country to move to.
He says that half of Silicon Valley's employees have now all
moved to Portland. And they're telecommuting with the exact
same jobs, their jobs are in Silicon Valley that jobs are in
California. Now they telecommute. Yeah, I mean, and
of course, their living expenses are half they literally could
not afford to live in the community where their company is
located. Because of the gentrification and the wealth
and the the prices going up, mainly the high end houses go up
to all a house. I mean, the problem is that they didn't get
in early when they had a shot at it some years ago. And then they
because it wouldn't sacrifice, right, which you have to do. And
now they're priced out. And they even though they can make
120 150,000 a year, they can't afford it. And the people who
were there who were holding on, they were just living and they
see their homes go up all sudden they're worth a lot of money.
They look around, like Well, I'd be great to sell my home, but
they can't buy anything nearly comparable for the same money.
So they're not moving out. They're not selling. So the the
radio Yeah, so the rental market is exploding to the rental units
is there's two big employers that Nike of course, is the huge
employer in Portland. I think it's a that's a well run
company. It's very respectful of its employees. The other one is
Intel. And he says that Hillsboro, yeah, all the Intel
employees all Indian, Pakistani other than all developers, it's
it's complete. It's it's a home of the h1 B is exactly what
Oregon and here's what because we're both the we both enjoy the
flower very much. And he says that what happened in the weed
industry, the legal marijuana has he said this has ruined
Portland, whereas they had a very vibrant, they still I guess
to a degree have a vibrant microbrewery culture although
InBev has come in and bought a lot of them up, they're still
you know, little breweries, and you can still have a good time
and somehow, the Portlandia has thought, you know, this would be
great and we'll have been kind of like one big giant
Grateful Dead City. We'll have nice cool little coffee shops
and places to go. You know, talk about weed smoke weed have a
nice weed culture. He says it's the worst you can imagine. They
have over like some crazy amount of 10 million tons of weed
they've overproduced which they can't ship out of state so they
can't get rid of it. People can't smoke it, there's so much
of it. And everyone's going out of business except for these big
chains. These big boxes. You know like the Walmart of weed.
He says it's horrible. And everyone's going out of business
the Walmart of weed I forget the name give me the name Yeah, that
this company a lot of these are public companies now and so they
just they just they just screwed everybody over it's really it's
yeah, you can go to the big box dispensary and get some cheap
weed but is it the all the mom and pops who had you know trying
to build on their own farm it all been either bought out or
pushed out? So he says it's very it's a very great example of
American corporatism ruining everything. Not that I'm against
corporations, but this is what you get. And I sent you this
morning. Did you see the the they finally released the plans
of the Google building for Austin. Did you see this
article? No, I did not. I did not see this. Holy crap. It's
going to have 5000 Google employees in Austin. Yeah, it's
right next to our old our old building in downtown Austin.
Yes. It's like this big it's keep saying like, like a damn
millennial. It's, it looks like a large sale. It's right on the
water. So that's the whole idea that that building the hotel in
Dubai, Dubai does a little bit barrage or whatever it's more
Shall I drop it does a little it's not quite as high
I will have how many store I thought was me 35 stories I
think they said which is comparable in height but the
thing is monstrous, 5000 employees, where are they going
to live?
Well, that's gonna jack up prices, how are they going to
commute to downtown, we don't have a real
transportation infrastructure that can handle this. And
apparently they only ended up the city council zoning people
do something and stop it. And that's the next thing that we
talked about Portland, our sister city has the camp
anywhere rule which this is the city ordinance that was just
lifted in Austin, where you can camp anywhere. Kansas Adam,
there in public parks on jogging, jogging paths, bike
paths, sidewalks everywhere you go, there's tents and people
camping, to you cannot walk anywhere in a public space
without there just being tons of tents everywhere. I said people
used to like to go to downtown Portland, it was cool going hang
out. People aren't going anymore. In this, this tents on
the sidewalks.
This is where we're headed in Austin.
Although just as a side note, the community, the community
first was very happy to see Scott Adams tweeted this People
Magazine did a feature on a great nonprofit here in Austin
called Mobile Loaves and Fishes where they have affordable
housing, which is micro homes $300 a month and you have to pay
for your own
electricity. But they help people go through drug addiction
or their addiction programs. Then they bring them in then
they can actually work on site doing certain jobs to make money
for their rent. And it's run profitably. This nonprofit as in
a plus balance looked at the 990. Yesterday, the CEO only
takes $110,000 a year. And that's him and the CFO, everyone
else is pretty much volunteer fantastic program, which should
be a model for anyone. It's Mobile Loaves and Fishes that
community first Village I'll be reporting more on that as as I'm
going to go visit them because I've forgotten about him in this
whole conversation. So the last mile what
I have a clip of Mobile Loaves and Fishes. No no, I got to
cover about homeless encampments and all the rest of it. Oh, you
guys are all you know remotely. The guy in Portland your buddy
up. There's moaning and groaning and you're moaning and groaning
and we got into a beef about this some time back. When I was
in Austin, I said your homeless thing is kind of kind of lame.
It's kind of like low end. Well, I mean, we're not living up to
people shitting on the sidewalk like your hometown. Worse than
that if you want to play this clip.
It turns out that as usual, despite the size of Texas,
California is number one and this is the clip Trump on the
homeless local report. California at a campaign rally
last night saying half of all homeless people are in
California KPI x five political reporter Melissa Kane in San
Francisco with a little fact check Melissa
Yeah, Allen, President Trump dropped dropping that jarring
statistic during his campaign last night saying that half of
all unsheltered Americans live in the state of California. So
we checked and he's right. But we wanted to know why. Why are
so many people living on the streets in California.
at a campaign rally in Ohio, President Trump said Democrats
can't be trusted to run the government. He cited San
Francisco as an example the conditions and Nancy Pelosi is
once great city of San Francisco are deplorable. deplorable. He
also said California is not housing its homeless. Nearly
half of all the homeless people living in the streets in America
happened to live in the state of California. What they are doing
to our beautiful California is a disgrace to our country. It's a
shame the world is looking at it. According to the 2018
Homeless assessment report by the Department of Housing and
Urban Development 47% of all unsheltered people live in
California. The unsheltered are homeless people who are not in
shelters or temporary housing. Well, now that's an honest
report finally using a term that makes sense. Thank you. So when
the President says nearly half of all homeless people living on
the streets live in California, he's right. According to the
report, the total number of people is about 90,000. The
governor Newsom says he welcomes the federal government's ideas
and resources
If you've got a critique, offer some advice and counsel on
solutions and if you have advice focus on solutions also provide
resources. Governor Newsom also said HUD is slashing funding for
housing. And that's an issue also brought up by Jeff
Kaczynski. He's the director of San Francisco's department of
homelessness and supportive housing since 1978. The federal
government has cut HUDs budget authority for low income housing
by well over 50% in current dollars. And I think that cut
has really tracks the rise of modern day homelessness. He says
the funding cuts hit California especially hard because it is
also very difficult to build here. I think we need to figure
out ways to streamline housing construction, we need to look at
our zoning laws to look at our investments in affordable
housing.
Is it more Oh, that goes it's more so as we said California
has 47% of the nation's on sheltered homeless. And to put
that in perspective, this state with the next highest amount is
Florida, with 7% of the nation's unsheltered homeless. So
California is not just at the top of the list. It is far and
away the state when the most people living on the streets.
Live in San Francisco Melissa Kane KPI X spot okay, you keep
ringing your bell when she says unsheltered. So I'm sure you
have a point to make. No, the point is, is that you guys
moaning and groaning Portland, Austin, I said this is nothing.
You have no clue where at 7% is the next state on the list? This
situation here is unbelievable is beyond believable compared to
this. Just whining about a couple of tents on the streets
in Portland.
We have nothing to complain about. I apologize. What are we
thinking is is so stupid of us. We don't want to prevent
anything. That is my point. Well, your points made you live
in a shithole apparently. Well, this is another example of Trump
pointing out persons of color and cities they live in and
attacking him. Oh, well, Pelosi is not a person of color and is
going to have to do with anything. But that's beside the
point. This Trump attack dog. They wanted to do this report
and one of our producers sent me this clip, which is
embarrassing. So this is a local station.
And they wanted to do this report as bullcrap. Here's Trump
again, let's fact check him and let's get him you know, nail him
for this because this is new. This has not come up in the
conversation. And so they started fact checking it turned
out to be true. And then there were these social justice
warriors at the at KPI X are oh my god, he's right. What's
interesting is the term unsheltered.
So the two things that were interesting, the concise
consistent use of the term unsheltered, which is much more
accurate than saying homeless. And again, and this is what our
mayor Adler in Austin is doing. You're right, we have nothing to
complain about. You're completely right. It is very
innocuous and, and minor compared to what's going on on
the on the entire west coast. But California in particular, is
that his plan is the same. I hear the same plan, we need
affordable housing. No, you need to in the Mobile Loaves and
Fishes, they have a truck food truck program where you can get
free food. And that's where they they onboard, people say hey,
man, you know, you could get yourself off the street, you can
make some money, you can pay your own rent, be independent,
be a member of society go through this, you have to have
at least a mental health issue or an addiction problem. And
they'll send the help you go through the program. You come
out of the program. And you can go right in into their program.
And it's successful. They have 200 people there now they're
building phase two, which I have another 500 people. And I'm
going to go visit I'm going to come back with a report. This is
an awesome this is very, very encouraging. But no our city
council and our mayor, man, we need affordable housing.
Idiots. And speaking of which, being a former real estate agent
for REMAX. He told me what is going on in this industry and
that will be my final report from Portland, Amazon in
particular, but also the typical real estate sites like what's
your favorite Zillow, etc. They plan to remove the real estate
agent entirely from the process. And he says this is what the
Amazon Home Delivery door lock was all about. He says they want
everyone to have a door lock that they can open or close for
people who want to come into your home to look for if you
want to have your home looked in by prospective buyers and they
want to do everything online the whole process from finding a
home to purchasing it to have
paying your mortgage all through Amazon all seamless no real
estate brokers no humans involved at all that's their end
game. I didn't know this was happening. Yeah well the real
estate people wouldn't know make sense though doesn't it when you
think about it Yeah.
Well especially with the the creeping price is going up and
up and up and up so every so the houses now with it used to be
selling for
I'd say $50,000 or million dollar houses now and so the
real estate brokerage fees that you pay for the signing the same
paperwork has gone up from being Oh, it's yeah, the fees are the
most at 10s of 1000s of dollars just to sign some papers. Yes,
Mark has got an issue.
I always thought that this you have to get a license to be a
real estate agent I thought this was this law isn't there is a
liability for agents if they mess something up or if they
don't explain something is there some title insurance covers that
right and gets messed up you get your that's what title insurance
is for. So really, but when you think about it, when you think
about the the data and the surveillance and all the
information that most people willingly give to Silicon
Valley, which eventually winds up in data brokers data
warehouses, such as axiom owned by big advertising giant WPP, or
in any of Oracle's data broker databases. It's very easy to
know how much you can afford help you to fix your credit
through our other app, you know, Credit Karma or what's the new
one now? Credit seed or there's a million of them that are your
bank, your bank is doing this to you help you get on a better
path, pay your bills on time who your magic number went up. Oh,
now we can give you some more credit. You can go buy this
house and will take care of cradle to grave if you're just a
piece of meat human resource, a brain in some in some body with
a wallet attached to it. Which you don't serve me.
What did you say?
Didn't hear it? No. piece of meat. Just want to make sure I
got it without me talking over I was okay.
All right. So let's talk about something I teased in the
newsletter and I got to talk about because
this is unbelievable to me. ABC, NBC, CBS. Maybe there's some
articles in some of the newspapers maybe but no body No
buddy and I struggled and struggled to find out what the
hell's going on in Hong Kong. Yeah, I only got us I only got
one report. Yes, it is. Well, they don't they have a general a
general strike scheduled for tomorrow. Tomorrow. Yeah. Now
and I have finally found the report I went to I said, Well,
it's Canadian Broadcasting. They've got something nothing.
So well. The BBC has got something nothing. So let's see.
Where did I finally get the final report? Al Jazeera the
only people that had that's where I got my report from to
get a report. Well wait, I found something in the process of
doing the research. I have the reports that but there is a
really good little summary. It's about a two minute summary which
I had to chop out all the Chinese because they a lot of
Chinese people talking with subtitles, which does not do our
clips any good. But this is a backgrounder on that Vox put
together. That is pretty decent. And this is the name of this
clip is Hong Kong. Oh, Hong Kong. backgrounder got the
wanton independent investigation into alleged police brutality
and for charges against demonstrators to be withdrawn,
as well as weeks of escalating protests triggered by a
controversial extradition bill and retirements is live for us
in Hong Kong. And how many people are on the streets?
Probably about 100,000.
It says Hong Kong background and that's when it's coming up as
Hong Kong background or Vox? Yeah, that's what the Eclipse
plays a high Bicha dig the I know what happened. I overrode
it. Alright, nevermind. I'll dig up that clip again for the next
show. We can play the Hong Kong one and two if we want to this
ruin everything. No, no, that was just a background that
people need to know which discussed how this whole thing
began. And you know, because I think has been dropped from our
news media to such an extent that nobody knows what the
hell's going on. It doesn't really affect the major report
of what's going on today. Which is all hell's breaking loose.
All right, so we'll go back and we now we do Hong Kong.
News one yes. Actual Hong Kong got probably about 100,000
Pizza. This is a particularly significant protest because
those protesting a civil servants they work for the
government or government that they have come out and defied by
protesting against an open letter was sent out on Thursday
by the head of the Civil Service here in Hong Kong, telling
civil servants, teachers, doctors are the professionals
who work for the government not to come out in protest, because
to do so, would be to put the idea of impartiality of the
civil service at risk, but they've been defied. We're
expecting 10s of 1000s, we think there was well over 100,000
people here, right in the heart of Hong Kong in a park, right
beneath one of the main bank buildings here in the center of
this city. And the people just spilled right out of that park
into the streets all around. They were hundreds deep. Now
these protests started, of course, in June, we had further
protests throughout July. And here we are now the second of
August. And the protests show no sign of dying down at all. We've
got more due on Saturday to on Sunday, and then the calls for a
general strike on Monday. Now, this protest was completely
peaceful. It's got a festive atmosphere. In fact, people had
cars driving past blaring out of the music of Les Miserables, the
musical and revolution song from that it's become something of an
anthem for this movement. People seem to be going now there's
been a bit of rain in the last half hour or so it just perhaps
dampened things a little, but certainly no sign of violence.
But in the last week, they've been more days with protests,
and they've been days without and it looks as though that will
continue throughout the month of August, as Go ahead. Now, the
thing that happened was Beijing sent out a bunch of they've got
their own propaganda arm, which is what the Hong Kongers they
watched. And they said, Well, the one thing is this is just a
bunch of radicals, rioting. And there's a guy that dude, like
our civil servants, the people working for the NGO, they're not
gonna do anything, because they know better. And so there they
went, immediately went on strike those people. Yeah. And so the,
the government is completely beside itself. And because every
time they tried to do anything, it just gets worse, they will
refuse to get rid of this woman who's running things.
And they, and these REITs are not stopping until they pull
this this, this bill and now they're they get into a head of
steam to, as he explains in the second part of the clip, to
maybe, you know, let's, we don't like this direction that they're
the Chinese are dealing here are doing because, in fact, when the
which was the first this clip, this last clip would have
discussed is that when England turned over Hong Kong, in 97,
there was an agreement that they were that Beijing was supposed
to be hands off until 2047, specifically 50 years. What does
hands off mean? That means they can't be run in Hong Kong. Okay,
so there's got to be that's where the TOS two systems one
blah, blah, blah. Bullcrap comes from, can I add some context?
From boots on the ground? Sure, producer no name.
Hong Kong will get worse each week worse than before, it will
get worse until annihilation. That China I'm reading verbatim
the China government wants it to escalate. Young men without
property ownership have no hope. At current income levels, it is
impossible to buy a house. Young women with no money won't date
men with no property. And the women can easily get a middle
aged sugar daddy. In fact, multiple sugar daddies, most
government workers come from law abiding hard working families.
But now we're priced out of buying a home and even renting
rents go up a good 20% per year. Violence is coming late
September or into October massacres and civil war. Have a
nice day. No Name is John. I'm not going to disagree that that
is obviously though. So fueled by the gossip scene there.
Be that as it may, this isn't getting better. And the Chinese
aren't doing a very good job of dealing with but the problem
they still have is this night 2047 issue. Right. And so if
they violate the terms of the agreement that Britain set down
to turn over Hong Kong, I suspect that there's a
possibility that Hong Kong can either turn into a Singapore
city state or the British may have to come in there and do
something about their the deal that they got screwed on. That's
what it looks like. That's, that's the Zen the British Navy.
Go see Hong Kong.
Fear. Where is the lump of coal to get the Navy going? So let's
play part two. Is this a problem for Carrie Lam and the problem
for Beijing and as much as I guess, to ask you the question,
a different way Android does this chime with the atmosphere
the feeling that makes people go on the streets and protest even
though those earlier demonstrations that kicked off
in May the hook for those was a different issue completely?
That's right. Well, this all began with these controversial
proposals to introduce extradition laws here allowing
people to be extradited to mainland China and the
government essentially put those on ice. It hasn't completely
scrapped them as the protesters want but it's a
effectively done the same thing that these protests are no
longer about that this is now just a general movement calling
for more democracy in Hong Kong and for calling for less
oversight from Beijing. But of course, that's the last thing
that Beijing wants to give people here. They do not want to
be safely backing down and everything. And when it comes to
one of the big issues, which is the resignation of the chief
executive, Carrie Lam, well, if they were to, and I'm talking
about Beijing here, if they were allow her to step down, it would
look like a big victory here for the protesters in Hong Kong. And
the concern, of course, in Beijing, is that that
potentially could spread beyond Hong Kong, to other parts of
China. And that is the big, big elephant in the room here. They
don't want a rabbit to be pulled out of the hat. They don't want
anything here in Hong Kong to happen that could spread
elsewhere. Now they have tried to dissuade people from
protesting. There was that video that was released on Thursday by
the garrison of the People's Liberation Army of China. And
that was showing the army dealing with hypothetical riots,
the essential message there to protesters was if you come out
and protested big numbers we could if we wanted to send in
the military and look, what would happen if we did that was
a warning. It certainly hasn't worked tonight, though. They're
expecting as I say, 10s of 1000s, we think there was well
over 100,000 people who took part in this one, and there's no
sign of these protests dying down anytime soon. Andrew, thank
you very much. And here's the question. Is this as a result of
our current economic policy, ie tariffs and trade wars? Or is
it?
Is it a part of it? Well, what is not discussed here? Is are
there provocateurs? Are there people on the ground helping
these protesters to stand up against the evil Chinese
government? Will noodle them is not there? Not that we know of.
There's no evidence of this. And it hasn't been brought up in the
conversation by any of the outlets that you'd think would
bring it up? It's mostly being suppressed? I personally think
that there's got to be some, I would think, because Because
wherever says do, you have to remember that the CIA network in
China was wiped out killed, killed killed of birds a couple
of years ago, during the Obama administration, by one when
there's some some bad actor in the CIA was a Chinese guy named
got everybody's killed. So they killed all these guys. And this
could be some sort of payback for that. I don't know. I mean,
there's a problem that we have is that nobody is covering this.
Why do I have to go to Al Jazeera? Well, I can answer that
story. That's this huge who owns everything.
You're not getting it out of Hollywood. To Chinese own
Hollywood, they own the theater democracy now doesn't have the
story. Hey, you don't know how deep this Chinese stuff goes,
man.
There is Chinese money all over the place. The Joe Biden, the
likely nominee for Democratic candidate is entrenched in
Chinese finances with his son Hunter and the billion dollar
hedge fund shameful. This is an example of a failure of the
mainstream media. We're gonna have a general strike in Hong
Kong tomorrow. This is not a minor couple of dipshits. I
mean, they'll cover like 40 people protesting a Trump visit.
This 40 People are here, and they're all so why don't why do
you hate Trump? And they'll cover all that crap. And we got
close to a million people day after day. This is like the same
thing with the yellow vest protests. They've stopped
covering it. Yes. And now what are they? What good are they if
they can't cover this stuff? And now in France, you have the
black helmets. Have you heard of this movement? No. Oh, yeah, of
course. Now, why would I? How could I possibly have heard of
it? The black helmets are immigrants who are pissed off
that they have no opportunity, and they're dying. And now
they're rioting. And they're rioting properly. You didn't see
any of that? You barely get it on your own news.
It's serious. This is very then now we have the the mainly
African immigrants flipping out about not getting enough money
not being taken care of no jobs, no opportunity. Of course, they
were promised all this.
And now they're rioting.
These are major worldwide events that need to be covered by
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$100 and Parts Unknown John Robin $100. Matthew Anderson
west wall Roxbury, Massachusetts nuts 100 bucks, he did send a
note he sent a check and a note very nice. What I liked about
it, I'm going to mention this says Hey, John and Adam show has
been great. Keep up the good work. Get yourself a nice steak.
The reason I mentioned reading this note or even mentioning it,
he has Donald Trump's handwriting. Oh, really? Yeah.
I'm thinking with very little effort. He could do a Donald
Trump signature.
Matthew, you can do it. A Donald Trump's signature we wouldn't be
you know, we'd be it would be considered a copy. You can copy
stuff as long as you tell people, but I'm thinking we got
some Trump had some things you know, maybe we could get
assigned.
Yep. Hillary bumper sticker. That'd be a good one. Sir late
9999. Sir, daddy casted the Love House 9933 Target Nate and
Sebastopol, California. 6969. Baron Mark Tanner in Whittier,
California sent some photos from the meetup. I kind of mentioned
this, which which meetup was this is the meetup in Orange
County. Yeah. A few people and here's the here's the problem
people should pick take note.
The tie and did not. Let me explain this because I had I'm
deep in this so I can do a really quick I was going to in
fact, can we do that at the end when do the meetups because it's
there's a couple things going on. Okay. So we'll make a note,
because I'm gonna forget with my plan. No, I have it all lined up
to talk about it. Brian Smith in Raleigh, North Carolina 6610.
Pater, sip pacificus
is houses number 33. Oh, he's a Netherlands. I cannot resist
though I thought I'd chip in thanks for the weekly amygdala
stimuli is a non stimuli. You don't want to stimuli.
Alexander McCory F in Nashua, New Hampshire in New Hampshire.
5858. He is going to be knighted. He's going to actually
is going to send it towards his spouse's Dame hood. Okay. He's
on the birthday list. Oh, he had already reached knighthood last
year, which he didn't realize. He says the layaway program
works this now the balance goes towards his spouse, spouses Dame
hood and he wants to be known as Sir Alex the night of the White
Mountains, which I think we have no problem with and it's also
his birthday tomorrow. So he'll be on the list. This is good and
we'll give you karma and everything for your smokin hot
and Milford her endeavors coming up.
Jonathan Evans new in New Orleans
5555 Nicholas Oman.
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Wisconsin to the 510 Friends Cisco to hater or to hada to
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Well we do in the meetups you for the knighting yes we always
do that.
You asked me this the last show
Okay, so here is what's going on to I got to night and notes of
despair one from the professor over on no agenda social.com who
went to the Seattle meetup walked around for an hour could
not find anybody had no idea if it was even happening was very
excited to go to his first meet up and did not find anyone
there. And that sucks. It's sad when that happens. And I thought
that was bad until I got the note from Sir hashtag NL
ITM Adam, unfortunately, my son sir Dragonheart and I just
returned from the Orange County meetup very disappointed in what
in that we could not find other na people. We drove an hour an
hour and a half from West LA to get to Golden Road brewing and
got there on 1:15pm. The meetup hours were 2pm to 8pm. And we're
very lucky since parking was completely full but found a spot
as someone was leaving location is very big with a large inside
space, mainly for people eating and a main bar and a large
spread outside space. Anyway, my son and I spent the next hour
and a half walking around trying to find where the meetup was
going to be based or at least to find other na attendees with no
luck. We asked the staff no one knew anything. Anyway, he says
this is not a reflection of you or John or the meetup,
organizers but if people are going to set meetups they should
be some way of connecting with everyone finding everyone. This
is especially true for people we've never met or location
we've never been to.
He was very sad with.
I lose. Are you back
in here. Okay. So He and Mr. Dragonheart were very sad. So I
of course got in touch with the back office. And lo and behold,
do you know what happened? It was a glitch.
This is my favorite answer.
And the glitch. There's a couple things going on here. But the
big problem is for some reason
On the no agenda meetups.com site if you don't specifically
set the timezone of, and this is what the glitches, this is why
we like explaining it. The timezone will default to Africa,
if you don't set it explicitly, so that's why they probably
showed up six hours before the meetup didn't know it, and had a
bad experience. And I think that professor may have had the same
at the Seattle meetup. So that that it defaults to some GMT
time. Well, Mimi
Bell, yeah, just Africa.
We're in Africa be great. Yeah. And now there's also things I
believe we can do to make it easier for people to identify
and you know, there should be a contact that you can reach out
to so we are definitely having that worked on Daniel have no
agenda. meetups.com is fixing the glitch. So I'm really sorry
that happened. But in general, I think we need to be careful that
that these meetups, you know that if you're gonna go you have
to have had some context somehow what else did you have on this?
That was it. And I think people who put together the meetup
because these are not our meetups, these are meetups that
the communities using should check the time on the meetup
site to make sure that it's not in Africa. Yeah.
And that apparently was not done. Right. But a lot most
people found the meetup, which makes me wonder how what's the
difference, do they? Because there was no special mailings or
anything? I'm not sure what why some people right didn't have
this issue. But what's at first I thought people would just
scheduling meetups and then bailing and not going. That does
not seem to be the case. Because I did. I saw pictures happened.
I saw pictures of the Orange County meetup. But I guess we
have to have some kind. Maybe we should introduce the lapel pins
here. Because that's a lot easier to recognize people. Gee,
man, John, just you just disconnected all over me here
today.
Now
twice in a row.
Anyway, so
yeah, it was very annoying. Yeah.
But once you get there, once you go to one, apparently you can
have a darn good time. And I would recommend if you're in
California, yay, you can get to one today. Today is the fourth
so Solvang, California, simultaneously, there's a ham
net meet up. I have this is new to me. I haven't looked at the
details. So I'm not sure what frequency this is taking place
on. But go to no agenda meetups.com to find out about
that. And I'll give you the rest of the list. We have another new
I'm just gonna do the new ones here. We have Berkeley,
California on the eighth This is the one you'll be at I presume?
Yes. This is Berkeley, California Gilman brewing. It's
on the website. No agenda media.com. It'd be at five
o'clock to about 5678 Maybe on Thursday the eighth and it will
be and that's the West Coast time. African what is that an
Africa hours? I don't know what is an African hours but I
guarantee it's not those hours.
And that will be there. And I think buzzkill Jr will be there
and Mimi will be there. It'd be a bit more. So be the everyone
will be there except to Eric Q. Who's going to be up, obviously,
who went to the Portland meetup and a couple other ones up
there. Yeah, we're getting lots of good reports except for the
two I mentioned. So this is something that works and it is
incredibly important for mental health to go speak to people in
person who are if not like minded at least monka triggered
about anything you're thinking or saying. And another new one
is August 14 in Warsaw, Poland. So they are international, you
can find one almost anywhere where you live, go to no agenda
meetups.com And if there's not one near you start one yourself.
They are a lot of fun. And as you can see, John and I are
starting to attend those where applicable and where we can.
Again, no agenda meetups.com And now it's time to bring out for
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Okay
I have a joke. I have a Joe Digenova update
your beat? Yeah, well, you you've jumped in to tell me he
was full of crap. Well, you can shake hands with Lou Dobbs jump
in now you did you came in with a bull crap clip to show that
this guy is full of crap and he's not coming up with anything
as he promises which is true.
It's very true. And he admits fall in disguise as long as you
have and he's got good. It's funny to listen to him but I've
never seen anything come up. Okay, well, he's now he's now
he's doubling down as he and his wife, Victoria tunes in to
music. They don't have the same last name and their law firm.
frequently appear on Fox Business News. That's the
bastion of conspiracy theories on the Lou Dobbs program. And
they keep promising Lou Dobbs, it's happening any day now.
That's where the initial it's coming Wednesday, which of
course was last week, nothing happened. So now they're back a
two parter. We start with well, this something new has happened.
We have John we so we have inspector general Horowitz, who
was investigating the investigators were going to
drain the swamp. And now we add to that Connecticut's John
Durham, gonna drain the swamp, take it from Joe. But my any
traditional standard, this thing is moving with lightning speed
that see lightning speed in a very short period of time, John
Durham has interviewed Well, I understand dozens of potential
witnesses and has moved into setting up a grand jury. So it's
going to happen, I will say this, I think people need to be
to be reasonable in the expectation of potential
criminal charges. Oh, this is a very difficult area of the law
to bring criminal charges where a government officials are
claiming that they acted in good faith, we may see some initial
cases which are not brought. But eventually, Durham is focusing
on a very large criminal conspiracy in VI involving
defrauding the United States government of the faithful
service of these agencies. I think ultimately, he will get to
the point of bringing charges, it isn't going to happen
quickly. And there are going to be some instances where he isn't
going to have enough evidence to charge even some pretty big
people initially, but some of these players will be involved
in more than one series of criminal investigations. So if
they get a pass in one instance, they may not get it in another,
it's going to be rough. It's going to be difficult. But
believe me, Bill Barr is not going to pass up the opportunity
to do the right thing. All right. So more promises from
from Joe, that is going to happen. You got to be realistic,
like when you see call me get off on on his leaking charts as
because we're going to catch him on something bigger.
Now, I really want to believe this. It's just we've been
burned so many times by believing that it's going to be
you know, 10s of 1000s of indictments, Grand Jury deal,
meaning sealed and oh, it's going to happen. But he does
have an additional data point as a result of the appointment of
Durham. People are flocking back to Horowitz to quote, correct
their testimony, to let him know that they've remembered new
things that they found out stuff that they didn't know about.
People are worried and they should be because it's now
beginning to become very clear that Durham is moving forward
with speed. And people are going to her wits and asking to be re
interviewed. This includes FBI officials and others. And as a
result of that. I'm delighted he's delaying and it's going to
make Muller look even worse when Dr. Massoud gets this
Have His say, and he's being he's already been interviewed by
both Horowitz and Durham TrustUs mu? Oh, I trust you. I trust you
implicitly and explicitly. All right. There you got it. Right
after that they did was Did they leave the building to Fox
building there and a guy in a white jacket and a butterfly net
chased down the street? I don't know, John. I don't I don't make
up the news. I just reported, sir. I report what the news is
reporting. So I don't know. I don't know if they fall on bad
times that they're about to be on. On Fox Business. I mean,
you're really going downhill. Fox Business is your outlet.
But we're still very hopeful.
Um, couple things I think we just heard just mentioned that
AOC Alexandria Ocasio Cortez is the she is the she is the storm
of the of the new Justice Democrats, the Democratic
socialists of America, she is the one that is driving a lot of
the narrative of the New Democratic Party.
Her Chief of Staff
has been this not just I mean, he was Chief of Staff. But this
is the guy who found her who trained her who set her up who
funded her has left the building.
And that was the news yesterday at the meeting with Pelosi. Yes.
So he was probably pushed out.
Thank you. But did you read this morning? Apparently the feds are
investigating him for election finance fraud. Yes, they were
using a middleman. They were doing some hinky stuff with the
money. Yeah. So do you know exactly what they were doing?
You he had a corporation that they ran all the money through
him and his wife, I guess, ran or something along those lines.
I knew this was brought up during the campaign. I remember.
Yeah, I remember. Yeah. And Pelosi seems to have been fed is
fed up with this guy after this. All this was all stemming from a
tweet that came out of either her office or one of the offices
or from or from the guy or the or the assistant who also got
fired.
That that made an illusion that the
Democrat moderate Democrats are a bunch of we're kind of
inheritors of the old southern Dixiecrat and a bunch of racists
right, that would that was what he had said, Yes. And so Pelosi,
that was the end of the line for Paula Pelosi, I guess, read her
the riot act and told her well, I don't know what she can do.
That's really horrible. It sounds to me like it went like
this. Okay, here's how it works in the big girl world. We're
going to pursue your guy, we're going to hang him up for finance
shenanigans, you should probably get rid of him now. Either way,
otherwise you're going down with him? I think that's the kind of
game Pelosi plays that would work
and work and the timeline works and now but where will that
leave her? Can she actually tweet without reading games from
now
that she tweeted anything since and while we're waiting for the
writing so that she can even make a cognitive you know, a
coherent sentence without this guy? Well, I don't think she's
done but she certainly doesn't have the the writing was so sure
that he is pretty much everything that she says he has
gone to all the questions in the committee's yes and he has now
gone to the Democrats socialists of America and they're going to
continue with their group Green New Deal which by the way, is
fitting in very nicely with all this fake meat that is that even
Horowitz is eating fake meat impossible burgers and other
chemically produced soy Crowley that because it because he
wanted to hear it he his recommendation that his
recommendation, but for the game we play on the show, he shorted
it. He had to eat it to see what it was like, Oh, he shorted it.
Okay, good. Well, part of part of the new IPCC report, which
according to the Guardian was leaked, so this would be the
inter inter governmental Panel on Climate Change. A leaked
draft of a report on climate change and land use which is now
being debated in Geneva by the IPCC states it will be
impossible to keep global temperatures at safe levels
unless there's also a transformation in the way the
world produces food and manages land and they go straight to
farting cows. All part of the green New Deal do we laughed
about it all part of the green New Deal, the methane, so we
will need to eat different meat. And I guess because America just
rejects the idea of eating bugs. It's really not caught on they
keep trying. Even released grasshoppers and vague
Guess to try and now Vegas is making grasshopper pies and, and
and different grasshopper dishes as a as a promotional goof, but
Americans won't really eat bugs. I mean, we just evolved a little
further than that. Try that in Europe maybe. So instead do it
we do what Americans love give me some fake that looks just
like it. Spam is where the country you can hand it with
long as it looks the right way we'll put it in our mouth.
I hate to say that's what America is. And so now it makes
sense to me now I understand. It was always thought it was odd
that these Impossible Burger and fake meat limited whatever
they're called. They go public. They're worth billions of
dollars for fake food.
Now I get it. It's all part of the green New Deal. Well,
everything's part of something. Yeah, it's a scam. Well, I don't
know if it's assigned that stuff. I'm not tried it once and
she didn't care much for it. But all Burger Kings in on it
because these guys are in for a rude awakening when people are
going to try it once. I mean, yeah. If you're a vegan, would
you if you're a vegan? You're not eating at Burger King
anyway, there's no way. Well, if you're just some experimental
golfer, let me try it because it's trendy. You have one ago I
tried it. That would be the end of it. This is going to be this
is going anywhere. I hear people who say they like it was very
interesting. They're lying to you Americans. Yeah, well,
they're lying to themselves. Americans will eat anything as
long as it looks the right way. We're really stupid. I mean,
that total disagreement with that still eat anything good
because it looks the right way until they taste it. It's made
from peas.
So anyway, I'm not buying it. It's not gonna go anywhere. It's
gonna be dead dead on arrival. Well not dead on the road
because everyone has to try it once because they're promoting
and waiting to see the TV shows where they're promoting it. I
will be getting clips. I'm sure it's on its way
Yummy. Yummy. Yummy. All right, that's the title. Where did the
time go? Yeah, when right? Yes, I have two funny clips then. All
right. To finish if we're finishing Yeah, and but I do
have Okay, well, what do you got? No, no, no, no, no, we're
gonna know it can easily wait until it'll be funny. I got OTG
stuff, which is fun. Not funny, but fun. So we move that to
Thursday. What do you got for funny? Well, I got a couple of
retro clips when I'm gonna be digital. But there was a time
there was a time I was noticing these I'm back in 2009 looking
at old clips.
And there was a time that we tried to do stuff that was that
was we edit more we do more things to make things funny and
more ludicrous than we do today. Really? I've noticed this trend
Yeah, for example.
Here's one this is the coming to an end clip. This is where we
remember in 2009 when Ling Ling and ding dong goes to oh they
got theater realism they were walking in
walking in China and wandered into North Korea for some
unknown non CIA reason. We were just hiking just hiking in this
area. Yes, I remember and they were caught and they were they
were locked in his sight. And then Clinton went back flew him
back you know came in a boy and they're all They're crying and
their press conference. And so this is the kind of joking way I
I produced this particular clip. Okay, which one is it coming to
and and Ling Ling but we knew instantly in our hearts that the
nightmare of our lives was finally coming to an end.
Okay, that's the kind of things were more more it was more it
was more a comedy show back then. I guess we were
That's what you always call it. Yes. So then there's the other
one. And the other one I've got is
another example of this sort of, I would call it juvenile humor
that we've kind of grown out of Yes. Is is the way you would
edit a clip so it would sound like this this is the Hyundai
ad. Okay, so really what you're saying this is what you used to
do because I just added these clips. This is your this is your
doing? Of all the things that are changing lately Hyundai
assurance has remained rock solid and gotten even better
because now it gives you something else gas
okay, I'm gonna give someone everyone something really actual
on the way out. This is on the street in LA it'll be our last
clip John Legend The famous composers singers songwriters.
John Legend's the guy who said that if you're a creative a
creative person, Andy Sorkin says there's you have to be a
Democrat because there's no
away. A creative person can be a Republican. It's just not
possible. Holy crap. Do we still have that one?
I wonder if you'll never find it. Yeah, what is this pitch is
John Legend here? I'm hosting a virtual phone bank for swing
left this weekend to help get out the vote ahead of the
special election in my home state. That's too boring.
Anyway, here's a couple of thoughts he has on the
President, as he's leaving a restaurant to to get into his
blacked out vehicle to drive home. Our president is a flaming
racist, he's a piece of shit. He says piece of shit shit all the
time. That's what he does. We need to get him out of office.
What do you think can be done?
There's a lot that can be done. It's got over a century of
history that created the problems that they have. And
when you don't focus on making all of our communities better
instead of talking shit about the communities just because
you're a racist prick. Donald Trump is an evil fucking canker
sore on America's cold landscape. So we need to get him
out of office. Really makes you wonder if he writes those songs
himself. He really doesn't have a good command of the vocabulary
very poetic. Was didn't even rhyme. So disappointing.
Alright, everybody. Wow jam packed show today. Thank you to
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