blah, blah, blah blah with the dog drinking water. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak. Sunday,
August 18 2019. This is your award winning give on nation
media assassination episode 1165. This
is no agenda,
tracking Bigfoot Maximo and broadcasting live from
opportunity's own 33 in Austin, Texas Capitol dome Star State in
the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm skipping it and I'm
gonna flip homes in Greenland. I'm John C. Dvorak. Buzzkill.
You know, when I read that about Trump saying he wanted to buy
Greenland, I'm like, Oh, my God, smartest thing I've heard in the
past year from anybody,
and they're all Pooh poohing it.
Oh, oh, my goodness. This was this is fantastic. It's not I
have a clip. Okay, good because I read up a lot on this and it's
a very interesting idea.
Well, have you read up really? No, this is not the first time
we've tried to do this as a correct so correct. That's
correct. Where's my Greenland clip? You know, I've been doing
this a lot. So tell
me you another clip slip clip. We just named it something
really strange.
I could be Trump economic rundown good clip.
Despite a roller coaster week for the Dow and some worrisome
economic indicators, President Trump continues to insist all as
well, on the economic front by
people, we're going to have a very long period of wealth and
success.
But the President's trade war with China and sagging economies
in Europe and South America have rattled the markets and Stoke
fears of a recession, a major warning sign for the president
who sees a strong economy as key to his reelection,
you have no choice but to vote for me. Because you have 401 K's
down the tubes, everything's gonna be down the tubes.
According to President, both the media and the Federal Reserve
are working against him and holding back the economy. In
recent days, the President has phoned Wall Street CEOs to
discuss the markets, many in the business community are worried
two thirds of the CFOs surveyed by Duke University expect a
recession by the end of next year,
markets and businesses are starting to think that the
President may not really have an end game here.
Michael strain is an economist that conservative think tank AI
the President has been insistent that China is bearing the
economic burden of the tariffs, when of course, there's lots of
good research that shows that US consumers are facing higher
prices for certain products.
President Trump continues to defy conventional wisdom. But
historically, presidents seeking reelection have won when they
had a strong economy and last with a weak
one. Well, I liked the clip was sucked on the Greenland front.
Nice clip. Yeah. But the Greenland part, which I I did, I
don't know where this clip is. It's just not here. It was a PBS
clip. And it was quite good. And they talked about all the other
people who tried to do this over the years, including Truman, I
think,
well, let's, let's, here's the here's the reason why I
immediately thought this is interesting. What is Trump known
for buying properties at low prices and selling them at high
prices, like buy low, sell high? This is what the guy does, like,
you know, his palm beach mansion, you know, it's all this
stuff. He's like, buys it for 7 million sells it for 50 million.
Thanks. So I understand what he's looking for. And he knows
how to do his diligence on that. And then you look into the
history of the United States by I mean, we bought a lot of our
country, the Louisiana Purchase. Hello. I mean, that was a pretty
big chunk. We bought Alaska, from Russia, Alaska, from
Russia, all good deals, by the way. You know, none of these
broke 100 million. In fact, most were much lower. And and I guess
it was, it was a Truman or Eisenhower who tried to buy
after World War Two, Greenland said hey, America, come and hook
us up. And leave
it was Truman. I don't think Eisenhower there's been attempts
earlier. There's an attempt in the 1800s. We have tried to buy
Greenland more than once. Yes. And
the reason and the reason that I think always would be that it's
strategically a great spot to be these days, thanks to global
warming, and and people
Yeah, if you're gonna buy into global warming, why go to Mars
go to Greenland? Yeah,
because it's gonna be beautiful. They're gonna have beaches, it's
gonna be fantastic. Also, keep an eye on the Russians in the
Arctic area. It's a great spot to expand our existing military
base for oh, you know, to be able to detect ballistic
missiles or read shoot ballistic missiles. That's fantastic. Um,
because the permafrost is melting. rare earth metals are
now easier to get to with. Yeah, opportunity. I mean that. It's
just It's phenomenal. But, but here's the real thing that's
going on. And it's not just the opportunity of Greenland, owned
by Denmark. Denmark, of course could sell it, they can only
sell it by constitutional order. It's, you know, they've they set
this in stone when they accidentally came into
possession of Greenland. There would have to be a referendum of
the 58,000 people who live there, who by the way, are kind
of Trumpy in some ways.
This is what irks me about this missing clip. I'm gonna have to
tell you what it would irks me, I got this the kind of trumpet
that you some of them are controversial. They go and they
go into this CBS because a man on the street, and they go up
there and they talk to various Greenlanders. And they Oh, well,
I don't know. And you know, they're kind of like wishy
washy, and there's some some guy comes as a No, no way. There's
no way this horrible trumpet, blah, blah, and he goes on and
on. The guy is Chinese.
Oh, that would have been great. I want to bet I've been better
in video. But well, so here, here's something interesting
about this concept, the inmate and maybe we'll do it right
after this, we'll get into it. But there's, there's a lot going
on with the central banks with these negative interest rates,
which is, is very confusing and actually went looking for some
couple days before this. Trump wants to buy Greenland business.
I was looking at the Kaiser report with Max and Stacy. And
and they were talking about specifically this new mortgage
that they are offering in Denmark, where they pay you to
take the mortgage, and that's because they have a negative
interest rate on savings. So, so leave it to max and Stacy
specifically, Stacy, in this case, to explain how that works.
And then you understand that Denmark, Denmark. Yes, Denmark
is, is basically false. They're, they're bankrupt. And so it
might be a very opportune time to come in and in, you know,
give a little influx of cash,
Denmark's third largest bank is now paying people to take out a
mortgage. What this means is that if you buy a house for $1
million, and pay off your mortgage in full in 10 years,
you would pay the bank back only $995,000. No mortgage payments
would be due between the purchase and pay off date. So
effectively, a borrower only has to repay principal with a small
discount, guaranteeing that the bank loses money on the loan,
and that's a negative point. 5% right, and
then referring back to that film we did about Iceland, and I
think it was 2008. About the Ponzi scheme there, Danske Bank
was the one who initially put out this report suggesting that
Iceland was a Ponzi scheme about to implode. Now in Denmark, as
you're pointing out here, they're using the exact same
technique, using the hyper leveraged mortgaged real
property assets as as collateral to create this enormous Ponzi
scheme. So the negative interest rates are a reflection of a
Ponzi scheme, not as economic policy. And yeah, you might end
up having zero mortgage and the bank paying you half a percent a
year or percent a year. But let's keep in mind that the
value of the property itself if it dropped 50 6070 80%, that's
not a good
deal. So here's the there economist from the ICICI Bank,
which is offering this mortgage. It's another chapter in the
history of the mortgage. He says, By the way,
Stacy not doing voices on the show. And she does it very well.
There
are economists from ICICI Bank, which is offering this mortgage.
It's another chapter in the history of the mortgage. He
says, a few months ago, we would have said that this would not be
possible. But we have been surprised time and time again.
And this opens up a new opportunity for homeowners. In
practical terms, the negative rates will act as a subsidy to
the repayment and the repayment portion will become smaller and
smaller as the debt is reduced. He said yes, I hardly understand
it either. In fact, I said it can't happen. But we have
figured out how to make a negative rate mortgage.
So what what's in that little description and Max is going to
explain it in a minute. Is this little spread between a negative
half a percent that you'd be paid to take out a mortgage
versus and now and here comes the zero point 75% negative
interest rate on savings so they're in they said you know
the Would would subsidise or whatever, what they're doing is
they're taking money from one side and giving it to the other
how to make a neck with their with their five, five basis
points in between the rate mortgage.
This is another wealth confiscation scheme. If you have
a large sum of cash at the bank, they charge you a negative three
quarters of 1%. To store your cash at the bank has a negative
interest rate. So the bank is taking money out of your account
every year to the tune of almost 1%. They don't pay you to have
your money at the bank, they take money away. Now with a
negative mortgage, that money is going to a mortgage buyer. So
they're confiscating wealth from savers, and they're giving it to
property speculators, because the banks have always made their
bones and property lending, their balance sheets are, are
heavy with property. And if they were forced to mark to market
the value of that property, they would all have to declare
insolvency. So they can't keep their fee stream going. They are
engaged in guaranteed property loss mortgages, your property
will lose catastrophically, with these mortgages because it's a
3000 year bubble. At the same time, your savings are being
confiscated by negative interest rates
at the bank. Max is so good at explaining something really
clearly. And then leaving you confused with the last five
things he says is like Rush 3000 year bubble what?
Yes. See, that's that's the problem. He slipped, he slipped
out and that's bullcrap. I mean, you could say everything is a
bubble. And it's 3000 year old a 3000 year bubble. So he throws
that stuff in. He also threw in earlier, he threw in another
nonsense concept, which is, yeah, you're buying the
mortgage, but you're gonna lose 50 or 60% of his value. I
don't understand why, why that? Why would that happen because of
a housing bubble.
We've already seen the housing bubble, what they look like, and
they've come and gone. So it's not any big shock to know what
they look like or that some some areas property values go down
Detroit being a good example during that the collapse. But
that's not a worldwide phenomenon. It's in this
negative interest rate thing. Is this kind of a it's not just in
Denmark, it's all over the world. Yeah, well, it counts for
the fact that things are depressing as a true depression.
Prices are going down and deflationary thing happening,
but it's not to the extreme that he's describing it.
Well, he's like, Well, look, this is Mac so of course we
understand how he speaks. In 10 years, I'd be like, oh, yeah,
he's kind of right. And Max was telling us about Bitcoin for 10
years. Oh, yeah, I guess he was right. So it'll take him maybe
he's the he foresees the future I don't know. But this but
anyway that have I presume that the Greenlands bonds or Treasury
bills whatever they have I'm sure that they're they have a
negative yield curve or whatever on on their debt. Or Denmark I
should say
Denmark now Yeah, grin was their whole debt structure is based on
so they dug a hole and they threw a box of coins in it.
That's pretty much the government.
So it sounds like a good deal is my point. Sounds like it
bivy close it. Yeah. Can you imagine I already said no,
I would right away be buying property. They just give me a
little piece of land.
Yeah, they said he said no,
but they said anything.
What are they doing with it? And the Chinese, you know, there is
a moment the Chinese are moving in to Greenland to exploit it.
But they haven't made the choice to try to buy the place. The
Chinese now that I know of have gone to Africa, all these places
where they go and bought anything they just don't
know. They just say Are they in? In Greenland with their
operations? Okay, ended yet another reason to go how many
are in there?
I don't know. All I know is that they're there and Trump knew it
and next thing you know he wants to buy the place and kick them
out. That's why I thought was so fun to hear this Chinese guy
signal Americans Oh, good.
How a potential Chinese built airport in Greenland could be
risky. So they're building building an airport. Like you
need to on that island because we've got a base. We've got
a dually I think it's the one yes. And they're gonna build an
airport with airport would be for for transport to move goods.
Yeah, of course. Of course. That's exactly what they want.
And that and I think that's the move. That's the move right
there. Very funny. I'm sure he meant it though. I well. Hey,
let's do some financial news. This GE thing that you guys talk
about that on? No, eh? I'm plug and play this this news report
this week. Opening story on the heels of this nearly 170 page
report from Madoff whistleblower and financial investigator Harry
Markopolos, we're getting now a response. We got a response from
GE on this report earlier today, but now we're getting a direct
response from GE CEO Larry Culp as well. He says quote, GE will
always take an allegation of financial misconduct seriously,
but this is market manipulation pure and simple. Mr. Markopolos
report contains false statements of fact, and these claims could
have been corrected if you checked them with GE before
publishing the report the fact that he wrote 170 page paper but
never talked to the company officials goes to show that he
is not interested in accurate financial analysis but solely in
generating downward volatility in GE stock so that he and his
undisclosed hedge fund partner can personally profit. You may
recall earlier today on squawk on the street, we had Mr.
Markopolos on, I actually asked him why he hadn't spoken to the
company. The point he had made was that he was relying on
financial statements. And that's based on his experience, talking
to the company didn't want to put them in a position to be
able to destroy any kind of evidence or financial
documentation. Nonetheless, this is the response from GE CEO
cope, and we'll continue to bring the latest as the story
unfolds.
Now this I was looking at the troll room now like yeah, this
is fake. The guy's name is Marco Polo. But this guy has
credentials. Yeah, he's,
he's, he's the real deal. Number large. Ah, right. Here's the
Bernie Madoff guy.
Yeah, he's the real deal. And the thing that was I thought was
most interesting about this is, well, first of all you hear in
that messaging? Well, he hasn't even talked to us, man. Well,
you're a public company. Douchebag. Everyone should be
able to calculate numbers. Him doing this if market
manipulation? Yeah, that'd be pretty stupid to go around
everywhere, saying hey, look at me, they suck no good and not
mean it. But third, it's long term health care insurance. What
exactly is that?
I have no idea.
Because that's that.
Before we go, I want to make a couple of things mentioned a
couple of things about Ge Ge has been known to be like this
lingering zombie dog for decades, at least. It's always
been Oh, geez, the worst right? They can do anything. Right?
They got their jet engine company, which is pretty I mean,
they got good companies but the overall the whole company is
kind of flagging and it has been ever since Jack Welch you know
instituted stack ranking at the company, right one who brought
introduce it to the world and ruined I think that ruin the
company. I think stacked ranking ruins all companies is what it
does anything Marissa Meyer touches? And she says, I think
she's a stack. She's a big fan. And this is a technique where
you it's a look it up. We're not going to go to great detail
about it. But look it up. It's called stack ranking is it's a
personnel management technique that is possibly I don't even
Musical Chairs of the business world. It's the world's worst
system. And Microsoft ran it for a long time. And they've dragged
run the country country up to company right into the ground.
Anyway, that counts from GE and G. And I remember the one time I
was at a summit event, and I was sitting at a table with a bunch
of dudes like 20 years ago is G executives and they were the
most arrogant jerks. And they were bragging about how they
invented this. And they we invented the TV remote control.
Yeah. And it was I remember that that way. Were they drinking at
the time or it was some it was something
hey, mouse, man. Hi. We invented the remote
right and we invented the alarm clock and we invented the push
button. Going on out with all these old inventions of how
great they are. And I found it very lucid. There's something
wrong with these guys. Very
man, we invented the fridge man Shut
up. That was Westinghouse. It maybe it was General Electric
whatever. It seemed to me that they were just blowhards.
Well, this long term health care insurance problem they have is
interesting because you know, when we're talking about health
care in America, and Medicare for All all these, all these
different things, and the real problem that we have in our
healthcare is the insurance company, the insurance sector.
That's why the prices got jacked up. And I'll give you one
example. Pet insurance before pet insurance Hey, you go to the
vet 25 bucks and maybe a little more pet insurance. Now you
can't get out for under a grand because of pet insurance. So now
you're you're expected to pay $70 a month for your pet
insurance. And they jacked up the prices. It's how that market
works because it's not a free and open market. It's regulated.
But if these companies are going broke, because they don't have
the money here, here's the Marco Polo us guy explaining the
numbers. I mean,
we've been seeing the write offs, the power business
reserves against the insurance business, which is at the heart
of what you're saying, is the problem here. Ultimately, why
now? Why, why? Why choose to investigate? Now?
We were doing another case last year against Long Term Care
Insurance Company. And then we spotted all the losses from
these insurance companies landing on G's books. So we
switched focus to G because the fraud was so much bigger here.
So you're saying $15 billion, that they've set aside saying,
Look, people are living longer, it's tough to get high interest
rates to set against what we're seeing in this business is
simply not enough.
Correct. It took 15 billion, they did take $29 billion more,
they've been nothing but negative surprises for years 22
billion for ultimate November 15 billion in January 2018. And
long term care 773 million this quarter for energy grid, they
have big surprises, they're always negative, they should
have been taking them all along in smaller chunks, they wait to
the last minute, and they hide things from the market, first
quarter of 2021. They need to take $10.5 billion gap write
down as the non cash charge, so whatever. But an 18 and a half
billion immediate cash charge whenever the Kansas Insurance
Department requested. They had a $15 billion write down in
January 2018. But they had no cash to pay it. So they had a
spread out over seven years. That's the problem with GE their
cash poor. They say they have over seven, almost 17 billion in
cash. The problem is their current liabilities are 60
billion. So the cash is nowhere near enough.
And I guess the low interest rates are they are one of their
big problems. And they can't make any money on the money they
have.
Right? Well, yes, there's that. But it's probably the least
money's cheaper for him. But he's right about all this. But I
think it's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to these
liabilities. Unfunded liabilities, which is what we're
talking about. Yeah. All the states have them. Yeah. I mean,
I can't imagine what you know, the CalPERS here in California,
and all these other places, and all the big corporations have
them and
countries, do countries, entire countries have these liabilities
as this insurance scam. And we've all watched it. So now
worries the pay $1,500 a month for health insurance. It makes
no sense.
Oh, but I'm so happy doing it. So is this that is
the leverage that the Democrats have in the 2020 election even
though they're not playing it
right, left? How do they how do they have leverage with that?
Well, they're pushing for, you know, Medicare for all. Most of
the leaders are set for Biden, right. And they've got an
argument to be made. It's like some people jury annual salaries
aren't as much as their health insurance costs. Well, let's and
what is that? What they're never used to be health insurance
costs and never all these things are bogus that prices of drugs
weren't designed? Nothing was until health insurance scam came
along? Yes. Yeah. Nixon administration. Well, let's see
what order to promote it. It
was gonna say let's let's hear how Medicare for All would work
in the United States. We have a pretty good example. The UK
National Health System, everyone says it's great. Why can't we be
like them? Well, let's have a listen.
Make sure to remove your dentures before surgery or you
could swallow them. That's what happened to a 72 year old man in
Britain. The man had minor surgery. He returned to the
hospital six days later complaining of blood in his
mouth and difficulty breathing. Doctors were not able to
diagnose the exact problem. So they sent him home with some
prescriptions for mouthwash, antibiotics and steroids. But he
returned two days later and that's when they found this
lying across his vocal cords. It took him into surgery one of the
hospital for another six days. Take out your dentures before
you have this baby Lourdes man
story has makes no sense course not.
I had it laying around for like three shows. I had to play this
sometime. Get that off the books. Okay, well, yeah, I don't
know. What we do is the insurance scam is what it is.
You never hear anyone talking about it. Where's Elizabeth
Warren talking about the insurance companies
did their same people don't talk about it because the network's
won't pick it up if they do the network's or you know, Pharma is
the main beneficiary of the whole thing with their billions
and billions in profits selling you know, screwy drugs. And
they're, they dominate the advertising, it's corrupt. The
whole thing is corrupt. They were one of the I think maybe
two countries in the entire world that allow drug mania
faxes to advertisers and promote expensive drugs on TV. Yes, I
don't know why we do it this obviously the corrupting
influence.
It's it doesn't help.
And then you have the guys like Obama, who's number one, when he
was running for president, his number one investor
was the insurance industry,
but the insurance industry
and then get into and guess what they got? They got Obamacare.
Yeah, which they're getting knowledge they get to make as
much money as they want.
Okay, well, that's the end of the show for me. I'm properly
depressed,
as well as go buy some land in Greenland.
I'd love to go. Have you been in Greenland? Have you ever stopped
over there? I
mean, what would be the reason that you know, I mean, there's a
lot of places and
refuelling, refuelling people refuelling Greenland and
refuelling in Iceland. Iceland, I think more frequently.
Well, Iceland is actually a great place to have a stopover
because they have the biggest shopping centre people the
airport. Actual people and people
in bars, lots of bars.
I got I can't how many Chinese are in Greenland that's I hadn't
even thought about that. Of course, those guys. Those those
guys guys always got Hey, I was wrong about the dress the
Epstein dress, although I'm still not convinced it was
hanging in his in his apartment, but okay. I guess I guess it's
rewind about well, I said, Well, I had definitely seen some
photoshop job. Well, I had seen this before I had seen this
image and I didn't know if it was a picture or whatever it
was. And so this is not new news that it's in Epstein's house,
but I found the evidence that it's there to be quite sketchy,
but I didn't even think it was an actual painting but it was
then it was auctioned off into
fine art collectors.
I mean that does not bode if it really was in his house that's
pretty bad. Yeah, and you know Bill's coming by to visit from
time to time and that just poke them in the eye they
know what the point of it would be if you if he comes to visit
he probably doesn't visit that area but you know oriented the
the rooms in the back
but as we discussed it's like they wouldn't ever gonna find
out about Epstein everyone's gonna go crazy in the all the
conspiracies. I don't even read it anymore. And then we got of
course, I was interested in julaine Maxwell, and now she's
become you know, like Elvis like Bigfoot. Oh, there she is. And
an In and Out Burger. Who took this picture? You know, there's
no evidence that this was a recent and who the hell sits in
the in the on the picnic tables at In and Out Burger. The whole
point in and out? Is a drive thru. You don't actually eat
there. You can
I have once. Okay, but now let me I have my thoughts on this
piece. I think this was just I think there was messaging here.
I think this was spooky stuff.
Well, you know, this whole book, there's no evidence. That's the
book she was reading. It was there's no photographic
evidence.
That's why I think this whole thing was this was staged. Yeah,
by 4chan? No. It was staged for some methods to send out some
message about this book. I read this book.
Okay. No, go ahead. Take over. I'll keep us keep us going.
Okay, well, first of all, she shows up in a very posed photo
with the book. And she has a review section in his iPod.
Well, it's not really her art could be anybody and just actual
on Amazon.
Yeah. And she she had reviewed her book and the other reviews
books, and she reviews mostly junk, junk fiction. She reads
junk romantic fiction. But if you look at all her headlines,
and you look at her Tibet, you know, it did looks like a
perfect place to do you know, to call home. It just looks like a
perfect place to drop messages, especially if
you watch on Amazon on Amazon review site. Yeah. Oh, that's
interesting. Okay,
and if you've ever met anyone who hasn't seen the series
Rubicon 13 episode series that they killed, yes, you see that
this kind of stuff goes on. And it seems like she checks in. If
you look at her books, she checks in if there's just every
so often she checks in with some stupid review, and she's got
coded words is reads like code, something coded. And the Rubicon
story always goes into how books are used a lot. To get messages
across you. There's just code the decryption code is in your
original message. And then you go to some book perhaps the
books you just read or claims to have read and then you have to
go and you look up the letters and whatever is
in that whatever. So she you know, and everyone assumes that
she's Mossad and so she writes his review of this book in the
in the Amazon, what is
it now give us the name of the book first.
The name of the book, heroes fallen here the book of all
honour,
okay, it's about intelligence community.
The book of honours written by this guy got up. And this guy is
a professor at one of the cop back east colleges. And he you
can't really look at his background and see him as a
spook. But all he's written his book books. And he wrote, he's
the guy that's most responsible for writing about the Greenbrier
in, which is the giant facility underneath this resort in I
think North Carolina or South Carolina, one of the two. And it
is the underground place where all of the Congress is going to
go live if there was a ah, yeah. So he busted that. And they had
to shut it down. I don't know why they didn't turn into a
tourist attractions beyond me. But okay, they shut it down. And
costly, because
it doesn't have the zero point energy going. We they couldn't
let on about that
$150 million in wasted work. So anyway, that's this guy needed a
couple of CIA books. So he goes to see the way does this book,
I'll explain it, because I didn't think much of it, by the
way. And if there's anything that seems like it'd be a coded
book, it's this thing. So he said, he wanted to visit CIA for
some interview, and he stopped stopped at the stars, and
there's a bunch of stars,
the wall of honour, the wall of honour,
and he noticed is there's only 12 of those people or 13, some
small number that are actually listed in a little black book
that is under the wall of honour that, I guess some people have
access to his in a, it's a locked, but it's up but there's
certain people that they would they know who the stars this
represents this guy, that guy this guy. Meanwhile, he says
something like 49 of them are not identified. So he decided
that he's going to identify him as his goal in life. So this
book identifies about 15 of them that aren't, aren't listed on
there. They're not ended, CIA refuses to talk about it. And
it's kind of interesting, because there any tells their
whole story, it's a very interesting read, if you want to
read any. But in there, he slips in a lot of crazy little
information about the CIA training, and he puts a lot of
details of stuff in there. And this is the book that she
reviews. And she ends reading. And to me, it's just like, to
me, she's sitting there with this book, and she's reading the
book and the discrepant thing that people everybody noticed is
that she's got a hard cover copy of the book. She's a big Kindle
user. And on the book review, it specifically says she's got a
Kindle version because the Amazon tells you what you read
or not read Kindle version, but apparently she has a hardcover
to which he had at this at this shoot at in and out, which is
kind of code if you think about it. I want out I'm in I want out
I'm in and
out. Yes, yeah. Okay, that's kind
of the first obvious thing I noticed. And so I have this
picture of her crystal clear she poses for the picture so this
just say this she wants to an extraction or she wants to get
sent back to wherever God I don't know what she's asking
for. Because we don't know we just don't know. But Something's
fishy about it. Here's a review from August 15. by GE Maxwell, a
comforting read after a personal tragedy is the headline and I
think these headlines are all code for one thing or another
August 15 2019 format Kindle edition,
right so having the book is is makes little sense. The
hardcover
it unless you have to. I mean, it's possible most likely a good
friend of mine. No, she'd be reading it with a Kindle
Paperwhite a good friend of mine died. I can't remember which one
she has but she did buy in her list on her review. She has a
cover for a as she bought a cover for for Can I
just ask you a question? Have you seen her with this book in
the photo?
No, I just saw her sitting there posing with a double double or
whatever she was eating and I have no idea okay, so
we just but we don't know that because there's a lot of
speculation. Oh, look at the books she's reading and it's
this book and that's the one she's reading there but we have
no evidence of that correct.
guy who took this photo and got it posted this something is very
fishy about this whole thing. I guess no kidding.
It tells us she's like Bigfoot man. Another sighting Okay, keep
going.
She on her Amazon review. She's listed as living in Portland,
Oregon, where it a August 15 Kindle edition, a good friend of
mine died recently under very tragic circumstances. Some of us
saw it coming for quite a while, but it was still a huge shock
when it finally happened. I picked up this book at the
advice of a friend and absolutely couldn't put it down.
I'd read it Walking the dog getting fast food In and Out
Burger, or even just lounging around the house. It helped me
with the help. It's maybe it helped me realise she's got to
realise it's a mistake, which may not be a mistake and helped
me realised that my friend really believed in something and
that giving your life for the CIA, NSA, FBI, Mossad, or other
intelligence agency is truly a higher calling and not something
more than a wholehearted recommendation. Yeah, Was it
her? Just somebody coincidental? Was it a coincidence and wise
Mossad just chucked into that list. Huh? Huh.
Hello, Alex Jones. I've Jhansi Dvorak for you. You'd like to
talk to Mossad? That's pretty good. I like it. Yeah. I don't
know why you're reading that. And I'm not but
just because you poo pooed it right off the bat.
Of course, I Poopoo. This, M Matt G. Maxwell as the Amazon
user. I mean, give me a break. If anything, that's That's Jeff
Bezos under his command doing that. Back to 2012. Yeah, but
this recent post is is the 15th of August.
Yeah, she's been posting all along, she posts. She doesn't go
more than six months without posting.
Okay, and if you take one of her older posts, they just as
whacked
some of them are kind of screwed, but most of them are
just little coded things. It's just you can't tell you can look
it up over his DiGiCo look at it the link I like it and maybe you
can see something all I know is that I know that there are
people that can see look at one of these things and go all she's
used the first verb and then that refers to how many letters
in that verb so well, I can't I don't know I broke and do them
know I
refer back to four chan I'm expecting results from them.
They shouldn't be doing this work.
Well, I don't see any results from anybody. No, no. Well,
I'll take a look at it. It's just neural networking. You
eventually see the patterns. This from Sir Lucifer.
Greenbrier is in West Virginia.
And they still didn't where it was was the rest of West
Virginia and they still give tours of the underground bunker.
Well, I don't know. How can they say they lost all this money?
Wait,
well, here's a clue and sort of Lucifer says I performed puppet
shows there in 97 I think maybe they need to adapt their
programming they want to make money using deuces first puppet
shows yeah that's that's a that's quite a quite a tumble
for Wow So where the government is going to convene to some guy
one of our listeners
don't just Alicia a night as Judy night my friend
and night doing Punch and Judy shows
we are taking over the government that's what I'm
seeing. Oh, I you see it that
way. We get that straightened out. So it on to do a mere
calibre where this place is located. But yeah, this this
writer is the guy who busted those guys so
well. Interesting. Well, I will definitely go back and look at
historical stuff. And we'll keep our eye on it. See if something
new pops up. But again, still,
I think because you're zooming in and out that she's done.
That she's out she's already gone. You think she's
I think she should have been pulled away. She's I think she's
she's
one that we'll never see. But we will keep seeing. Well I keep
having sightings of her. Like Bigfoot. I'm telling you
Bigfoot. Elvis
might be right. You might be a mystery. You actually moved to
Israel and just stay there work at a government bureau. You
know, a bureaucracy job. Who knows
she didn't sneak into Israel. You know, the day after Epstein
died, there was a 10 hour baggage outage at the airport.
Everyone was everything was a disaster. Ben Gurion Airport
perfect time to sneak in.
Yeah, and that actually that would be a perfect time to sneak
in. Meanwhile this staged event at the In and Out Burger was
already had done deal days early. I
must have had that on file. Yeah, of course. Are
you ready to rock with that? So she's back she said you got your
save you here Okay, let's run with the other thing and then
they run the story goes in the New York Post
right? It was Daily Mail first wasn't it didn't just come from
the UK.
First. Maybe it was some some one of these news organisations
find this ability to play ball now.
This is Vicki ward. She's She's the pass through you watch.
Vicky Ward's passing it on to her contacts in the press. yeah
there's a twist for you
know, anyway there's something up
good report. Meanwhile back home we had the the big freakout and
boycott of equinox and SoulCycle what is SoulCycle and equinox,
the boycott, we had the boycott. Remember the CEO of the company
that owns the gym and the spin class?
Oh, this spin gym guy, Jim boycott, the spin
gym guy. Hold on. That, by the way,
is a whole new cat. That's an exit strategy. I'm gonna write
that down, spin gym. So you go there and you can spin and Jim.
It's I'm telling it's a combo. It's the spin gym.
Yeah, you're pumping away and you're pulling down weights at
the
same time. Yeah, perfect spin, Jim. Okay, I'm writing that down
as an exit strategy. So you know, of course, I'm a spinner.
So i By the way, it's good business. There's real money in
the spin spin business. But you got to keep your nose clean. You
can't have your founders donating to Trump because people
start to boycott Trump and I don't know how how effective the
boycott was, but what you know, every spin studio as it's known,
they do what they call a charity rides or community rides and to
a portion of your of your fee will go to a local charity. It's
a very community oriented thing. It's great for social justice
warriors now it's, it's, Hey, there's still money coming out
of these places going to charitable organisations. So you
can't can't fault that even though it's all virtue
signalling etc. So what they're doing is they're giving every
every instructor at every Equinox made every SoulCycle a
monthly community ride the which will be free to the people in
the class, but the equivalent of a full class in money will be
given to a charity of the instructor's choice. So I think
it's a pretty good loop around a pretty good way to to make
people continue to feel good about themselves, even though
they hate the fact that the guy gave to Trump and I think crisis
is averted. So well done. Everyone's moving on. But there
were other organisations who are extremely worried about what
they saw here. Like, holy crap, we can not have this shit going
down. 95% of our boys in this network, donate to Trump. It's
all public. What are we gonna do?
The NFL preseason is in full swing but a move the league made
away from the field as grabbing headlines. The NFL reached an
agreement with rapper Jay Z's entertainment company Roc Nation
to advise the league on entertainment offerings like the
Super Bowl halftime show. The deal also puts the company in
charge of amplifying the league's social justice
programme called inspire change. The league has been criticised
for its approach to social justice because of its
relationship with Colin Kaepernick. Wednesday marked
three years since the former quarterback first started
kneeling during the national anthem to protest police
brutality and racial injustice. Inspired changes designed to
help combat the issues Kaepernick addressed but some
players aren't happy that Kaepernick is not involved with
the programme safety Eric Reid who also protested with
Kaepernick tweeted, the NFL is championing social justice to
cover their own systemic oppression and blackballing
Colin. He also criticised Jay Z saying the rapper quote
knowingly made a money moves with the very people who have
committed an injustice against Colin, and it's using social
injustice to smooth it over with the black community.
So Jay Z, the most disingenuous human being on Earth goes over
there like Yeah, man. Yeah, it was great. You guys get the
black community. And he's going to advise on the halftime show,
and let's make sure that whoever's there doesn't have to
partner up with some white lady who's complaining about Maroon
Five. You know why this guy have to go on with the big M from
Maroon Five? The white guys? Yeah. Okay, fine. And then he
cuts out Colin Kaepernick doesn't bring him into the deal
at all, because this is what it is. Kaepernick was problem he
now he's permanently been replaced. And just like with the
nets, where Jay Z, you know, had like 0.02% of the team, but runs
around courtside. Like he owns the whole thing. You know,
that's cover for for a fine investment, which gentrifying
the whole neighbourhood. It's unbelievable. And these guys
think it's about Kaepernick that they're covering that up that
you hear Trump mentioned in that, even though Trump's been
the big problem with the NFL knew nothing at all.
smokescreen
Yeah, good one though, but you got to be careful of this. Jay Z
man.
Yeah, he's a devil worshipper, I think.
I don't know about that.
He doesn't I don't think he cares too much about black
people.
But he does care about his bot his bottom line. Yeah,
no shit. No shit. Anyway, I'll play this as a congratulations.
And you not only called it but you nailed it. After I glibly
said off. You're wrong about Stacey Abrams. She's coming
back. You nailed it with the with the Biden head exploding VP
strategy.
Yes, I did. I nailed it.
Do you want to be Vice President?
Well, fair fight 2020 is essential for every single thing
that we want to accomplish in 2020. It's about making sure
that we have a level playing field and that we are not
fighting voter suppression one single handedly. But what I do
want to say is that my focus is on making sure that we use the
primary to build for the general, If, however, a nominee
decides that they would like to include me on the ticket, I
would certainly be open to that. But my focus and my mission is
to make certain that no matter who our nominees are, that we
have in place, the kind of robust response, but also
anticipatory offence to make sure that the right to vote is
sacrosanct in every one of those battleground states. Yeah, no,
that is, obviously that's extremely valuable. And I know
that that's where you're putting a lot of your time and energy.
But back to the vice presidency for a second, have candidates
asked you,
I've not been asked to run for vice president, because everyone
who's running for President right now is focused on getting
that nomination. And I think we all know, it's deeply
presumptuous to assume that anything happening after or
after the primaries is known yet. But what I do know is that
voter suppression is real, that we saw just this year in Texas,
and Tennessee, in Arizona, and in Florida, steps taken by
Republicans to further constrict the vote. And if you go to fair
fight 20 twenty.org, you can find out more about our
initiative. And I know we want to talk about what happens next.
But we have to focus on what's happening now. Right now, the
Republican National Committee has a new carte blanche to
engage in behaviour that has been forbidden since 1981. We
know that states across the country are further putting in
place, obstacles to the right,
blah, blah. So just to recap, the former New York banker told
me months ago, keep your eye on Stacey Abrams, that the big push
is going to be on her. And of course, didn't exactly work out
the way we thought but now with the possibility of Joe Biden
still being the candidate being pushed by by the by the money by
the network's which is all that really counts, knowing that
Joe's head could blow off at any time. And this is not just a
joke he's had was it to he's had two full brain surgeries. Oh,
yeah, to write two full brain surgeries and took the top of
his head right off. He's the first to tell you about it. You
know, it will be pretty good to have a successor, who everybody
wants. And this is a Soros system. She had her
gubernatorial run was partially funded by Soros. And she is the
perfect embodiment of the Democratic strategy to drive a
wedge between black men and black women and have black
women's aid. This is the way we're going to go get in line.
She's perfect for it. I just hope they can.
She's a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. How does that
happen? Right?
And you know, and no one ever asked any questions about well,
what exactly was the voter suppression with your fair
fight? 20 twenty.org it was fair fight.org. But I guess you
needed to rebrand just the URL fair fight 20 twenty.org. This
goes back to the 2018 election, where she had people on the
street with a different nonprofit, registering people to
vote, not writing down the names accurately, a large number of
those that her team collected, which were not written down
correctly, were then declared not eligible. That's her big
voter fraud. That's her big claim over what happened in
Georgia, her own people. Of course, they think they did it
right. But then the, the, was it the, of course, this makes it
problematic. The governor, the current governor at the time,
had them reviewed and said, Well, these don't match. So when
they don't match, they get tossed out. And she says that's
why she lost and it was voter suppression specifically of
black Americans. And but no one ever really talks about what
exactly happened because when you know all the details, too
little, you know, and this 20 twenty.org You can donate.
Oh, by the way, it's not a 501 C three, it's not a nonprofit. It
is the donate page is run by act blue. So it's going straight
into the Democratic National Committee coffers. Yeah, it's
not I mean, it's been been routed through them. Let me put
it that way now not dissimilar to what Trump has with when
read. But you know, it's, it's, it's about being a member of the
machine, as you say, part of the CFR. I'm not very, I'm very
trustworthy, but I think, you know,
I don't I think she's sketchy. And no kidding. If she did that
tickets, not gonna win Biden. Abrams is not going to win as a
ticket. It's not a winning ticket. It is a ticket that I
could foresee. It makes nothing but sense if I'm a Democrat, and
I'm trying to, and I'm resigned to the fact that Joe Biden is
the one that's next in line and we have to give him the baton
because we didn't give it to him and said, We gave it to Hillary,
we probably should have given it to him, then let Hillary wait.
Yeah. But you know, it's the same thing. When McCain ran, it
was a similar kind of a deal that goes to zero by the way.
How many cars looks like 10?
By encounter I missed it, it's going by too slow. So so they
have to use one of these things. McCain, you all McCain has to be
the nominee. And then Romney, you know, wasn't really there
wasn't really anybody to run because in the offseason is like
who cares? Anyway? But I still Biden's the guy. I mean, unless
seems to be we've talked about I mean, I've talked about this.
And I kind of in agreement with this idea. Yeah. Biden is trying
to get himself out of this deal.
God, I don't want to die in the Oval Office.
He wants to get out of it. He doesn't want to run for
president. It's just he's insincere. He doesn't have the
he hasn't been juiced up yet. They haven't drugged him up so
he can get up there with some fire.
The term is jacked up.
He's jacked up. Yeah, he's, he's Gaffin. Left and right. And then
now it's just accepted that Well, you know, we tried to keep
him off the air as much as we can, because he can't seem to go
five minutes without saying something that's stupid. And
unlike Jimmy Trump does the same thing. But he doesn't a
different such a different way.
You know, it's really just to interrupt you on that. Very
interesting. You saw the I don't if you saw the New Hampshire,
the New Hampshire rally where he
Yes, I have a couple of clips from it. Well,
the guy that got kicked out here, hold on a second. Let me
just play this for a second.
That guy's got a serious weight problem. Go home, start
exercising. Get him out of here, please. Got a bigger problem
than I do. Got a bigger problem than all of us. Now he goes home
and his mom says What the hell have you just done? Wait for it.
We are continuing our incredible movement, the greatest political
movement in the history of our country. There's never been a
movement like this never. Farm movement is built on love. And
it is
just bad shame the guy. But here's here's what's
interesting. Producer Sean sends in a note sending a note he says
I was at the Trump rally in Manchester, Trump made a mistake
by shaming the wrong person. Three people in the uppermost
balcony behind Trump held up a white sheet with the words, Jews
against the occupation. A fat guy ran up, grabbed the sheet
and then threw it down from the balcony the fat guy ran back up
to the protester started dancing around security walked up and
remove the protesters. By this time Trump realised exactly
where the commotion was, and he looked up behind him. The fat
guy was still dancing, and Trump just assumed it was him doing
the protesting and proceeded to shame him. I was down in front
of the podium and the folks murmured, oh, no, it wasn't him.
The fat guy did not even appear to be bothered by Trump's
mistake. And many people went up and shook the fat man's hand.
Yeah, there was some report later that they would the fat
guy saying I'm fine. I'm good with it. I'm a huge Trump fan.
Maybe he got a kick out of it. I'm not sure but he was not.
Right. That's great. I like the idea of shaking the fat.
Fat guy. Well, you know what the pot
I think Trump I know, I could be wrong. But I think I also read a
report that Trump actually called him.
I'm sure he did phone. I'm sure he did say Hey, man. Yeah, I'm
sorry, man. I'm a fat guy. I'm sorry. Do that to a fat brother.
Yeah, exactly. No, there's someone who's not triggered by
his by his own visible issue. We all got something going on.
Don't we know? But I just I just want to say we got excoriated
for making fun of dead dogs.
Oh, God. Let's stay at the Trump rally so I get to do two flips.
Okay. Making fun of dead dogs. Yeah, we'll get back to that. I
mean, make a note. So here's I find I got two clips from it. I
could have gotten 100 by you know, he's, by the way, I don't
think this was one of his best. No. i He was very disorganised.
He repeated himself a number of times on the same talking
points. He didn't have the I didn't think you have a lot of
fire. I don't think it was one of his good, big speeches. But
he made a few points in it. New points are at least 1.7 don't
remember. And I thought I played couple of them that I caught.
And this is one of them. This is the random talking point.
Question. Where did you watch? What were you watching this on
on YouTube? Or where are you watching the stream? Because it
wasn't, I think most networks didn't really carry it. Fox
interrupts it.
I got it on YouTube. Okay,
hard to believe. Democrats are now the party of high taxes,
high crime, open borders, late term abortion and socialism. The
Republican Party is the party of freedom.
Now, I got the biggest laugh out of this. This is a classic,
where you just do a laundry list of things that the other side is
representing. And then we're withdrawing some stupid cliche.
And we are freedom, which is, you know, it's nothing. Yeah. If
the Democrats did it that pay off would be and we are justice.
Probably. Or equality. Yeah. As the justice and equality group,
okay. Now here's when to put that that's actually more of a
funny point that this is an actual point that he makes, that
I thought was very interesting, because he could this is one of
his goes to, he loves going after Obama. You ever since it's
so apparent, at least to me, that ever since that
correspondents dinner that Trump attended in the waning years of
the Obama administration, I think the last year of it, where
Obama just insults the shit out of Trump. And,
and quite honestly, it was because Trump was trying to
unmask him as an illegal president of the White House
with his with his birtherism. So it's the the snipe was not
unexpected.
No. But it seemed to really bugged Trump. So he's his whole
job is to do what he can do, like humiliate Obama. Now that
he's got the podium, it's like a,
it's a no, it's WW II. And and while this is all taking place,
we have scared. No, what's his face? Yes. Scary. Moochie
popping up. That's like the guy, you know, like, the old one
half, the Russian duo who comes into the ring and like you suck,
and it gets bombed out. I mean, it's WWE. It's showtime.
It's actually even cornier than that. But let's play. This is a
very interesting clip. And I never thought about it much
because we know for a fact that already, Trump has put in more
federal judges than any president his first two years.
He had put more judges into the on the federal benches than any
president in history. And I didn't really understand how
he's doing it. But here, here's an explanation.
So importantly, we have confirmed more than 140 federal
judges, within 90 days, it will be 179. Federal judges. Thank
you very much. President Obama. Thank you very much. I don't
know what happened to them. But I came to office that I had 138
judges that were not appointed by President Obama. So I say
thank you, Mr. President. Very good. And they'll say he was a
great president, though. The fake news. He was a great
president. He was a great president. How come he left me
138 judges to appoint when everybody says that's the single
most important thing a President of the United States has to do.
Great president. He was great. He was a great president. And
these judges will apply the laws written including we appointed
to great Supreme Court justices, Neil Gorsuch and Brett
Kavanaugh.
Wait a minute there were 137 open spots
that's what he says that's how he got that number so high.
Wow. So these weren't replacements there was just no
one in the in the slot at all.
Right. This this story, I didn't know and make sense because his
numbers I always for fascinated by how did he get the all these
judges appointed? I mean, it's like that's all he's doing is
just appointing judges. How did he manage to do so many? And
apparently that's the reason because Obama dropped the ball.
This is the day opportunity and people. I think he's got a
point. If this is true because Obama could have been putting
good liberal judges in to, you know, push their agenda and no
don't get a bunch of right wingers or quasi right wingers
in there pushing their agenda. So that was a mistake.
Yeah. It's a big one. Interesting. Obama according to
the Hill, Obama is trying to hold allergies his head all of a
sudden Obama is trying to take some kind of active role in
Joe's campaign.
Former President Obama has summoned top aides on former
Vice President Joe Biden's presidential campaign to
Washington for a personal briefing as Obama appears to be
taking an active interest in Biden's campaign for the
Democratic nomination. The New York Times reported Friday that
the two met last month for lunch, and that Obama summoned
top members of Biden's campaign to his Washington DC home
earlier this year for a briefing on Biden's communications and
digital media strategies. Ahead of the former Vice President's
campaign launch. The former president has reportedly urged
Biden's campaign to include younger advisors. And the Times
reported that the former President is frustrated with
some of Biden's closest advisors who he perceives as out of touch
with the younger activist base of the Democratic Party.
I think that the hill they actually recorded on an iPhone
while the driving to work. These voiceovers I don't know what
they're doing over there. So the worst the Obama crystal
ball works now. Yeah, I
think that is yes. No. Is it that? Is it the hill? I don't
know. I don't care about these people. What I care about is
since we're going to have a very short certainly second donation
segment.
Donations are terrible. I, I have a pre donation clip I need
to play remind me.
Okay, I will remind you what I'd like to talk about and you are
uniquely qualified to give us a little deeper look into this is
this transcript that slate pulled out of the New York Times
kind of internal Town Hall, which I from what I understand
was recorded and then the 10 then the recording got out and
then slate decided to transcribe it. Of course I even sent it to
you as stupid. I'm sure you already knew it from your your
lip, Joe friends. But this was the way I see it quite a
condemnation of how the the newspaper of record really
anticipates the news moving forward. And I'll just summarise
but like to hear your entire take on it. Where apparently
they had set up the newsroom to be ready to pounce on, you know,
unbar I mean, on on the Muller report, then this would be it
for Trump. And they've every they've organised around that.
And it all came to a head and blew up with a headline that the
print hub couldn't do, right? Because it wasn't enough space.
And why don't we just call Trump a racist? And why can't we call
him a rate you're literally seeing the transition from a
Russian agent to he's a racist. And now that's going to be the
big story, according to the executive editor of the New York
Times, in advance of of anything. And so it shows that
they're not really a news organisation nor that what does
it show? What are we what are we reading here?
Well shows the the inmates have taken over the asylum for one
thing, ah, much of this. That's going on to times is the is the
staff, the writers, the reporters, they're all Trump
haters, right. And Ben, just to back up a couple of steps here.
First of all, it was very strange that the slate did this
in the first place because this is kind of an internecine kind
of silent. The silent law with a word of cops out where they
don't talk about stuff. It's Fight Club. Don't talk about
fight club. This is the Washington Post on slate, and
Washington Post is responsible for running the story.
So you mean they're doing it against their competitor to
slick move Bezos?
And I think that this is not going to sit well. Because this
reminds me of there will be occasionally we see this in the
big network broadcasting networks or one of them will go
maybe do a story about working conditions at Disney at the
right Park. You don't do this thing. You know there's a
scandal at GE and we will I remember with ABC and when NBC
was owned by GE there'd be all of a sudden it'd be us GE
scandal that was being played up on one of the networks because
they had played some so they do this this is the problem with
big giant corporate news. Well,
can I just say them doing that is obviously based on racist
ideas. They are racist, because Karl are slim a Mexican owns the
New York Times so they're racist. That's a good point
racist for pub for publishing this. This is a very racist act
of The Washington Post.
Now, the point in the article, though, is that the staff is the
one that's pushing fraud. They're complaining and they
made the headline change, we put that I showed the headline
change, people can look at it in the last newsletter, there's,
there was a good picture of the old headline and a new headline,
the old headline was, Trump urges unity versus racism. And
that got everybody bent out of shape because Trump's a racist.
And he
should have just said he's a racist. That should have been
the headline, it would have fit perfectly.
Yeah, Trump is a racist, that should have been the head. So
this is the so they had this big town hall. And somebody
obviously is a not on board and recorded it or took a recording.
I don't know how they got the recording. I have no idea. But
it's doable. You can do it. If you're standing next to the
speaker. You can have a zoom in your pocket or even your cell
phone with the IV has good legs and to record is a very good
device. I've done that. And it will really pick it up quite
nicely. Then then you can just put it out there and let
somebody transcribe it. So what happened to the guy's probably,
there's probably I hate to say it. I know it's pretty sketchy.
And people might condemn me for it, but it's possible that
there's a Republican somewhere Oh, no,
oh, no.
We we've got a root out the Republican out of there. shave
his head.
So this is the Executive Editor and apparently everybody else
but a lot of other people Shullsburg everybody's came out
and spoke and it's trying to calm down the staff because the
staff is all kind of jittery and amygdala swollen and they're
trying to oh my god, you know, he didn't does Moeller thing
didn't work out it backfired. And now we're what are we going
to do and so they've been pushing this. This talking point
about the braces Trump and I don't know where what they
expect from it, but Bernie is making him I think Bernie is the
example making the best mockery he's making a mockery doesn't
know he's doing this but I have two examples of him. Okay. And I
will go to those so they don't have any clips from the from the
meeting. This is Bernie in this is Bernie on Trump. It says
trumeau Bernie on Trump in Iowa, but we
cannot maintain a presidency where the President is a racist.
Where he is take sexist, where he is a homophobe. Where he is a
xenophobe where he is a religious bigot.
He didn't say anti Semite, the religious bigot I like it.
religious bigot. So here he is like a couple of days later on
the RV some whatever this guy there's already character on
MSNBC. Here is a RV asked him about something that is
triggers. Bernie to go into his spiel, here he is again.
Well, I wish I could tell you all the that I am shocked. I am
not. We have a president who tragically is a racist, is a
xenophobe? And who is a religious bigot?
Hold on a sec. So is he leading the times? Or is the times
following Bernie is that what we're concluding here?
I don't know. But I know that most of the people that are
involved with this is I think the times is following Bernie to
be honest about and Bernie by the way, cut his thing down to
three points. From five Yes, yes. First one was racist. And
then it was sexist. homophobe, xenophobe, and he's a bit
religious now religious. Now. It's just he's a racist. He's a
zoo. I think his racist xenophobe bigot, a religious
bigot, right. Which is ludicrous. But okay. I think
that I think Bernie I think Bernie's individual actor did
the New York Times and Washington Post have both. And
Bernie called out the Washington Post for this. They've both
decided to kill Bernie in terms of kill stories about him make
him look like an idiot they put somebody there's a long
exposition I can't I think it was the Columbia review of
journalism or someplace. They isolated this writer who writes
to the Bernie he's got she's got the Bernie beat and name in
front of the times. Yeah. And all she does is excoriate him
That's all she does. She just goes after him just as she's a
dog ID Bernie hater. All the time. This is just all
let's just review it. It's it's just a replay of the 2016
election where the media did not show his huge rallies did not
give him any attention, and just basically squeak and he's not a
Democrat. No one there was a
you'd like him to fall back on that apparently the Washington
Post doing the same thing. Yeah. Now overlooked in all this and
the bitching and moaning going on is the Falah is the main
factor which we can't keep over. We can't overlook it is one of
our themes of our show. Bernie is for campaign bid. And Bernie
by the way, I'll go I'm gonna go harken back to my meeting with
the Bernie guys at the at the rally, I went to an L Ciriaco.
To get him to read least a full report from Muller. And this
guy's a Bernie guy. And I got into an argument. I said, Well,
he's a huge Bernie surprise. You know, Bernie had his chance last
time he couldn't get past in any. And then he made the huge
mistake of supporting Clinton and no Bernie supported like
that. And many of them voted for Trump because of it. And I told
it to this guy, the guy looks like Bernie, by the way, this
guy I'm talking to you know, it's familiar. And he said,
Yeah, it is totally. And so he says, Well, yeah, we know that's
a real problem. And we'd gotten back to be I said, and I said,
I'm Bernie's promising all this and that now everybody's
promising. And so he's not that he's not that he's not unique.
No. And so it says to me, though, he says this to me. And
I think this is the key. He says, Well, you know, one thing
with Bernie, Bernie says he's going to do he'll do it, they
won't. And I had to agree with him on that one point. And
that's the point that the media cannot let Bernie get this
nomination because he is for campaign finance reform, which
means they get less money.
It's a simple equation people.
Is law long as he's one of these guys promoting campaign finance
reform, and you know, that he will implement it. Unlike the
big talkers, like Warren and the rest of them that talk a big
game and never do anything, Bernie will probably do it and
they'll be screwed. We can have Bernie put in it, put an attack
dog on him at the New York Times, put an attack dog
reporter on him at the Washington Post. Let him bitch
about it. So what, and we're just not gonna let him get any
traction, and he still gets traction, we still can't get
past Biden. So this is all about the money. And as I'm concerned,
as much as I'm sure Bernie's a nice guy. I mean, he's, he seems
like he's reasonable in many, many ways. But the fear of you
know, Trump is not going to do anything. Capitalism will
trounce whatever Bernie is trying to sell. And that's
there's your proof. This, this capitalist system we have is not
going to let that happen. Anything. It's just not, it's
not.
Now you put a couple of attack dogs on that. So it is part of
the system. Yeah,
it's how it goes. Now, what is your bonus special clip that we
have to do pre donation segment?
Yeah, I want to play this. This is somebody sent me. They didn't
give me this specific show. But they sent me to the fourth
season season. Like we're in our 10th Season Season of our show.
No, I'm just saying. The Malcolm Gladwell Revisionist History
podcast, oh, the fourth season, son to fourth season, so figure
out where he's talking about when he wanted me to listen to
but I did play the beginning. And I guess there's more inside
the podcast, I played the beat. And this is the reason that I
can't emphasise enough for people to consider their
donation schedules on for for this show. Because I want to
play something because you could make a heck of a lot more money
doing what Malcolm Gladwell is about to do, as you're gonna
hear. I don't know if it's helping the public. It's kind of
a sellout thing to do. I wouldn't do it. I don't like the
idea of doing it. That's why we do our donations the way we do
them. Because you might end up with something like, this is the
beginning of the Malcolm Gladwell podcast, and he starts
it with an ad. And here's how the ad goes.
This History is brought to you by AT and T business. And I'm
having a conversation with the President, Chief Marketing
Officer of a TNT business, Mo cattlemen. We're talking about
the coming 5g revolution. We started the conversation last
episode. And now we're going to explore a little deeper. When we
start connecting everything at lightning speeds. What are the
possibilities,
real time translation via your device
as I'm walking down the street? Exactly.
So the beginnings of that exist today. However, when you think
about each one of those commands, has to go back to some
central cloud that might be hundreds or 1000s of miles away
from you. versus in a 5g world. It's literally within dozens of
miles. So it's essentially doing it in real time translating on
your behalf. Yeah, yeah. Flawless communication.
Wow. What's the point in taking languages anymore in school? You
should this should have come along 30 years ago and save the
high school French. That's the start. There's more way, way
more when we come back with Mo ketema.
Tell us what's wrong with that ad to John.
Well, of course he's now Never gonna question any of the bull
crap that this guy just delivered that apparently,
wherever you are in the world, there is a massive server within
six miles of you that is taking care of all your 5g needs. I
don't know how you can do that, how that's even possible. But
that's what the guy just said. You were a baby so fast and you
get your five G irradiating us you're walking down the street,
probably burning out your eyeball, melting your eyes, but
you can still see your thing and you can do some translation on
this fly because there's a server right there somehow right
next to you almost. Now I will have to listen to this is the
kind of crap now this at&t is not a small operation to put out
little pennies to do this sort of thing. That's cost at least
one it could be more discuss at least $25,000 So he for this
episode, the minimum minimum he picked up for this podcast is 25
grand for one show. Minimum could be more it could be a half
a million for all I know. But the 18 He's not going to write a
check for less than something like 25,000 is just not what's
the point? They don't doesn't know how they do advertise
advertising anyway. I just find it abhorrent and I find it was
disgusting. The wages panders to this guy and then he plays along
with the game but no, I don't have to take school I when I was
in school, and it take French. It was unbelievable. It's the
inherent
who was implied. We keep keep forgetting the term the
corrosive passive corruption. Thank you. The passive
corruption this wasn't even passive. There was active
corruption is active corruption.
lievable unbelief. I'm gonna go back and pick up some more of
these 5g stories. That's
good. I love that a lot that you can believe anything. You can
believe anything the guy says I mean, you know, I trust him now.
It's like, his his assertion is beyond belief. It's not even
possible what he says. And with that was lapping it up. Like
with the dog drinking water, it's unbelievable.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
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that has killed at least three dogs in the Austin area. And we
were laughing about the clip where the comparison of the dog
to a baby as a human baby was just a little over the top. And
and if you're offended Where have you been the past three
years when I've been bitching about and I love dogs I got they
hadn't been bitching about dogs and their owners specifically.
Yeah, you've been? You've been three years at least you've been
combat especially when you're living in the big high rise
apartment. Which is which was which? Piss?
Yes, everywhere? Mellie? Well, let me reiterate, the building
being pet friendly is fine. I'm okay with that. But when
everybody has a dog, and many have multiple dogs in the owners
of just shit, then you know, it, we don't care, or I'm not sure
what the mentality is, are like, oh, you know, everyone's dog
pices in front of the building, I'll let my piss there too. It
starts to smell when you walk into the building. I mean, it's
just like it's normal. And then this in the elevators known
clean stuff up. So it's more it says more about the owners and
the, you know, the comment that I got was, you know, well, for
some people, we can't have children. These literally are
our babies. Well, no, no, I feel I'm happy that you have
something to replace that, you know, but it's good. We can
still make fun of it. Please,
I mean, here's it touched a nerve. Well,
well, here's what pisses me off. We're stupid. Because we've for
three years, we've been talking about how people are going crazy
and not having actual human kids. They are taking dogs and
putting them in strollers and take them into restaurants and
all things we didn't used to do and many countries don't. They
will. Its cultural does still not accept that. But okay, we've
now adopted them as our babies. And we're and we're we're
treating them as our babies. Then we've been seeing this
trend grow for three years. And we missed. We're missing exit
strategy after exit strategy. This one is, especially with
your knowledge of food, and my knowledge of large scale
business.
We could have nailed this
recent figures show Americans spend more than $72 billion a
year on their pets, including more than $30 billion just to
feed them you hear this? Now some new food options have
appeared particularly for dogs with ingredients that rival
those we feed ourselves. And it appears dogs can tell the
difference.
Some ground beef, potatoes, sweet potatoes and then just
like fresh fruits and veggies.
I feel like I'm looking at what you'd make for me. Yeah. But
we're no the web is actually preparing a personalised meal
for man's best friend.
It's a little bit of pumpkin,
this one It's good for them. Yeah,
I mean, this is actually great for dogs that have like
sensitive stomachs more than
ever before pets are being treated as members of the
family. And web is betting their owners will want to feed them
that way.
I was a consultant working in pet food factories I saw they're
able to use what they call for the so dead, dying disease and
disabled like meats, ratcheting making the product. I just
didn't feel super comfortable feeding that to my dog once and
so I started cooking for him. He loved the food that expanded to
kind of my close circle of friends and then pet play really
grew out of that idea. We also have our barking be our most
popular dish for the dogs. The company's
meals are designed with the veterinary nutritionist and made
in a USDA facility. For about $4 a day dog owners can satisfy the
foodie and Fido with fresh meal deliveries. Portion sizes are
based on weight and activity level.
This would have been such an easy business for us to start
I'd even tested some of these green grocer Blue, Blue Apron
shoe thing, these meal kits.
Yeah, you're all into the meal kit for good six months.
They would say about three but Okay, six months, but we miss
this obvious exit. All you have to do is make us
do we missed it. You know, I did think that Mimi's written a
book. It's never been published on dog.
It's a family tradition.
It's a family tradition. I published this book. I mean, I
get them. It's just as a short book. It's a small book, but
it's about cooking for your dog. Which is right if what you're
talking about here only it was it's cooking for your dog in the
natural way dogs came about because they de hung out the
garbage dumps outside of the early civilizations. And they
became like in garbage they eat from garbage cans. They eat cat
shit from the cat shit thing. They which is disgusting. By the
way. No kidding. I had a dog that lived 25 years and
basically ate one thing and one thing only scraps and I fed them
scraps and table scraps and he would just say he was the
happiest dog ever and me me feeds a lot of dogs that we'd
feed dogs table scraps. Other people Oh no, you can't do that.
That is what dogs love to eat and they live longer. They love
eating scraps. Some people are stupid. If you can't feed them
chocolate, you can't feed them grapes or certain things can't
feed them. But table scraps generally you can you know,
leftover spaghetti dogs love leftover spaghetti. So it's just
I think Peter just got a hold of us. Pete We're being DDoS by
PETA. There we hear back. You're about you dropped out for a
second.
I did. Yeah. Well, that's a shame. I
had a good little pitch go do the end because it was just the
last sentence. I was
just saying that. Dogs have been raised on scraps and this is
just reverse engineering the process. This is not really.
Yeah, looks like your feet. Oh. But you must feed him scraps but
he wrapped No, here's what's gonna happen. You buy that food
for your dog. Whatever that dog has left over. You can eat Yes.
That's the way it's going
I love dogs, just not that many of them around. They're good
here. Okay, I do have a few. I have a couple clips I want to
play.
Okay, I do have I'm just going to tell you what I have. Well,
why don't you play what you got? Yeah, that's right. Just let me
go. Go knock yourself out.
So I have the original clip shortened that Siddiq bangs was
talking about without his without his commentary. And I
feel that it will be it's a little long. It's four minutes,
which is long for the show. But holy crap. Yeah. But in context,
it's it Did you see this we able to
sit through I did not see this. I saw the big bang this clip
right but you might be good. I mean, maybe I'll interrupt it to
break up the four minutes.
I don't think we have to because now we play Bill Maher clips all
the time of the idiotic stuff. They they talk about the stupid
things his guests say. And and honestly even though I'm pretty
sure it's a bit, you know, when he goes through I hope for a
recession so we can get Trump out. It's like, I think that's a
guess That's outrageous. You know, like Howard Stern used to
say outrageous things. But I think and it gets people talking
about him. I understand what he's doing there. But in his
heart sometimes he comes out with some very interesting
observations and we'll explore create his own people. And also
hidden in this is a very obvious who he is going to be who is
supporting for the 2020 Democratic nominee and surprise
the prize. It's not a Joe Biden. But he did say something, some
things that I thought were very astute, that align extremely
with the no agenda thinking, certainly about some newer
generations, but also just something that we are you and I
are confronted with every day, which is what you did 30 or 40
years ago. And this has become a part of the cancelled culture
you want to ask all 30 years ago, so you must be a dickhead
now. And he just put it into perspective that I thought was
no agenda worthy Bill Maher,
Kamala Harris was our Attorney General here in California in
2010. And I contributed to her campaign, and I was disappointed
when she opposed, legalising marijuana. Well, now she's for
it. That's all that matters.
We don't need to beat her up about 2010. That's called
learning. We used to want that in a leader. Obama was against
gay marriage when he became President, as was most of the
country. But then I've been going through an evolution on
this issue. And do you recall who got him to evolve? Biden?
I did want to interrupt here, because many people don't
remember this. And I remember we saw this happen. Exactly. And it
was one of the biggest gasps Biden has made. This was
supposed to be part of Obama's legacy, where he would legalise
same sex marriage. And he was he was going to go through this
evolution and change his mind and, and he was going to set the
gays free. And Joe Biden was here. Of course, Biden was in on
the on what the what the strategy was. And he was
interviewed by was it. Robbing from ABC from Good Morning,
America, I think. And Joe lets it slip out. Oh, no, I really
think you know, we should have same sex marriage freak out in
the White House. The next day Obama's out there. Oh, yeah. So
I've evolved their whole rolling out of Obama, saviour of the
gays was blown by Joe Biden and I, and I think a lot of people
haven't forgiven him for that for not attaching that whole
legacy to Obama. You remember? That's kind of how it went down,
wasn't it? I believe you're correct. Okay. Anyway, back to
Bill Maher.
humans evolve, you could be against gender inclusive
bathrooms, and then one day change your mind because you
have to take a wicked pest.
People need to stop pretending that if they were alive back
when they wouldn't have been the same asshole as everyone else.
Yes, you would. I know your parents told you you're
exceptional, but not to the point of seeing the future. You
would have driven without seatbelts and drank when you
were pregnant and hit your kids and hit your neighbor's kids.
They did that shit. Because worksite is not 2020 And you
don't have ESP CP, extrasensory politically correct perception
if you were around in the 1980s, you would have worn those
horrible colours. And the big shoulder pads, you just would
have you're not Nostradamus. And if you were around in the 1780s,
and you were rich and white, you likely would have had slaves.
The first abolition society in America was founded in 1775. And
it had 24 members. 24 people in the whole country thought
slavery was wrong the year before we declared independence.
Stop being surprised we used to be dumber than we are now. The
humans of tomorrow will be horrified by us. They will
believe we used to sexualize people during sex
Millennials seem to think they came along right as society met
perfection Do you really think future generations will look at
what you're doing the man buns and the the giant stupid air
stretching hearings and say that was the moment civilization
peaked we can add nothing more.
Man bones clapping the loudest obviously you want not
morally better than your grandparents you just came later
you're just the next upgrade your the iPhone 11 Yeah, it's
funny. Nobody has trouble grasping technological
evolution. Nobody writing a love note with a quill ever said Why
can I send a dick pic
nobody in 1975 ask why is it my TV flat? Why is my eight track
not satellite radio? Nobody's speaking into that Kleenex box
that we had at first was mad at it because it wasn't a
smartphone yet. Things get obsolete because we grow and
improve including us. Can we please stop pointing out people
breaking rules that didn't exist yet. And just grandfather in the
shit you would have done if you were alive then.
I'm sorry, Joe Biden had to get along with segregationists. But
when he first entered politics, he had to get along with Aaron
Burr.
So what I find most interesting is that the people who are in
that audience who are exactly the people he's talking about,
are the ones yelling and clapping the loudest.
Well, the problem is with that show, is that you don't know how
much of that is sweetened. How many? That's true. Or just some
guy in the corner there. Yep. Jumping up and down doing
jumping jacks. You know, one of the guys who runs the crowd.
Yeah, they can't let you have it. Well, I thought it was a
good definitely. I'm sorry, I was interest. It was a good
point. I don't know what the point of the point was. I mean,
is this because we got we have Billy Crystal and blank. Oh, no,
no, no, no, it's Rob Reiner. No,
I'll tell you why. And I cut all that out. It was two minutes of
preamble and this is what showed that he is all in for Kamala
Harris. He was ragging on JILA brand. He was right basically
ragging on everybody for calling out Joe and calling out Kamala
but didn't. Didn't call out Kamala calling out Joe, which
was kind of, you know, telling because he's all in on Kamala.
He has
a lot of baggage. She's a cop. She's a lousy da and this is all
recent, though. This is not like 20 years ago. This is pretty she
was just yeah,
he feels that eight, eight years ago. We should already forget.
That's what he feels about. Kamala Yes. That's his that's
unlikely
that Joe with that bill, yeah, Bill. Yeah, that's not gonna
happen. Oh, camel is not that
although she's unpleasant.
She's got that glued on. Smile. That looks just doesn't look
right. She's insincere. No, good.
Not really. No. He's really isn't that good?
Who is I mean, that's why Joe is leading the pack because at
least he's pleasant.
I, um, there was a whole Americans hair.
What the hell happened?
He's losing it. It's the guys. He's getting up there to
mean yes, but he is like eat like he used to have a pretty
decent hit here. He had plugs remember this plug era? Don't he
had plugs? Oh, yeah. Before the show. He just has some years
back but he was getting ball in front. So they plugged him he's
got all plugs in front so I have a million plugs put in and after
a while they could call them out and it looked pretty decent. He
looked pretty good, but I thought those I didn't realise
the plugs are gonna die too. I just I'm sort of coding or
something
with the plugs. Isn't that real hair when they put in the past
so you know, they have I'm sure they have a warranty and
expiration date.
I don't know I didn't know that place.
I mean, notice with Joe has outgrown his plugs man. This
reminds me
that we have a basket famous basketball player from the Bay
Area just played the words called Rick Barry and Rick very
used to have a lot of talk shows he had his three sons that are
very successful broadcasters but he he used to do Dr. Marinelli
are so used to go on and on and off the Hair Club and these
different you know these different things that make him
look so good as with his hair. See him now it's like he looks
like Biden, right? So I don't know that's not a good look.
Marianne Williamson, still my favourite to my favourite person
in the Democratic primary. When will she make the next round of
debates? Are she going to get not going to make the cut off?
Do
you I believe she's going to make it because she Hickenlooper
has dropped out. So the opens up a new slot.
And where's that other guy who was what happened to Oh, is
Schultz is right. Is he running independently? Yeah, I guess
he's running independent. Not as a Democrat, right, Joel? Yeah,
the
Howard Schultz. Yeah, this he's out of the game. He's not gonna
do anything he's done. He was it was just a fluke. I think so.
Yeah. But who's gonna make his Steyer? Apparently he just needs
one more poll and he's in the next debate, so that should be
funny. I
should buy he's gonna buy a poll. Yeah,
he's gonna buy a poll. Okay. Excuse me. You got to get the
cough today. Got a nagging cough. I gotta get some
lozenges.
So Marianne. Well, I hope she does make because I can see that
you know, she's, she's not far off from the way the media
portrays her from the guy you know, from the guy that vermin
supreme the guy with the boot on his head? That's basically the
way to meet it. Right left everyone. Wow, crazy crystal
lady. Which is, it's really it's quite rude. I mean, she's very
successful, what she's done, and she's helped a lot of people in
the process, you can't deny that the people is denying
it. It's just ridiculing her. Yeah, crazy. Crystal lady is
terrific. What may? Well, why would you want to pass up this
opportunity?
Um, because I'll take an extra two minutes out of my day to
play something that she said that was interesting. And so
this, I would say that this is the thing that Maher really
needs to be talking about, is that we have forgotten that we
are the government, the people have the power. Now, do I think
Marianne Williamson is going to change? No. But she was in San
Francisco did an hour long talk. And I watched it and I thought
it was pretty decent. And here's the two clips from that. This is
her explaining how the people have always changed the course
of history in the United States. It's obvious, but she does say
it me
conventional political establishment is not the fix to
all this, ladies and gentlemen, that conventional political
establishment is the problem. It is time for the people to step
in now.
And if you look, I think this is a very, very good time to read
up on American history, because it's really a fascinating story.
And it's an important story. And when it comes to the history of
the United States, just like with the history of your family,
when you go to therapy, or the history of your your tribe or
your ethnic group, you are empowered by an understanding of
your history. And we're empowered by an understanding of
American history as well. So let's be very, very clear. In
1776, the most enlightened principles that were ever coded
into the foundation of a country were coded into our Declaration
of Independence, the gnarly part is that the men who risked their
lives to establish those principles of life, liberty, and
the pursuit of happiness for all people, the equality of all
people, governments are instituted to secure those
rights. And it is the right of the people to alter or to
abolish that government, if it's not doing its job. Those
principles were laid down by men 41 to 50, some odd of whom were
themselves slave owners. So this dichotomy has been with us from
the very beginning. We have been throughout our history, not only
a nation, built on the most aspirational and enlightened
principles ever coded into the founding of a country. But we
have also been throughout our history. Throughout our history,
we have at times represented the most violent transgression
against those principles. All I'm saying to you, ladies and
gentlemen, this is not the first time we are not the first
generation to have to push back against forces that are
essentially undemocratic. They did it before slavery was
responded to by abolitionists, and the suppression of women has
been responded to by two major waves of feminism and the
women's suffragette movement, institutionalised white
supremacy and segregation was responded to by the Civil Rights
Movement. We are not the first time to have to deal with this.
Let's just not be the first generation of Americans to wimp
out on doing what it takes.
She totally has the right idea, but she did the voice and how
she does it just doesn't deliver. Right. It's you're
right. It sounds like crazy crystal lady, but I like what
she's saying.
I've never heard anything like that before.
Well, have you heard it this time around? Has anyone said
that?
They're mostly screaming at Trump? Yeah, I do want to play
this clip I've been meaning to play for what's his we're
talking about candidates is Bernie again. And this is when
he was on the Joe Rogan show and this is the gaff that I thought
was kind of amusing. I think a lot of people caught it and Joe
didn't nobody seemed it wasn't nobody. What did you think over
he got Biden's a gaffe machine but Bernie's not what did you
think
overall overall I found to be quite weak. I didn't think the I
expected a lot more from that interview with with Rogan.
I don't think Rogan likes him. Yeah, but I didn't. Bernie is
never looking him in the eyes looking down. He's
Well Joe until you actually Actually, the world right
now is spending a trillion and a half dollars on weapons of
destruction designed to kill each other. And maybe just maybe
if we had a kind of leader, I hope to be that leader who says
to the world, instead of spending a trillion and a half
dollars killing each other, maybe we'll use those resources
to transform the global energy system and save the planet for
our kids and our grandchildren. That's the goal that I have,
well, these
these ideas sound great, but in the competitive environment of
global politics, how would you convince Russia or China or any
of these countries to do something that would put them in
some sort of competitive disadvantage?
Well, in the answer is, Joe, if we do not do that, and 50 100
years, everybody I'm not, you know, I'm saying, I'm not
telling you that tomorrow, it's gonna happen. But you got to
make the case these people, you know, Putin is a dictator, I
dislike him intensely, you know, chi in China, very authoritarian
softens up, but they're not crazy people. And presumably,
they have concerned about their kids and their grandchildren.
This is a planet under siege, and I don't want to become a
science fiction. You've all seen the movies, the media, racing
toward Earth, we're gonna blow up the earth. What do we do?
Well, we got to get together. This isn't a sense what that is
about, you know, what I think about in 1941? After Pearl
Harbour, all right, we were faced with a war in the east
with China, a war in the West, in Europe, with Hitler. Within
two years, the United States had transformed its economy to
address and when the war basically in two or three years
by reindustrialize, if we can do it, we can lead the world.
That's what we have to do.
No, wait a minute. Well, what was the big flub? China? China?
Did he say China?
Yeah. war with China? is a big war with China and World War
Two. Yeah. Remember that thinking of war with China? And
that's it. That's on his mind. Yeah, I would never vote for
this guy.
So that's not a flub, that's that is the truth wants to come
out. Yeah, he wants to have war with China. Let's just listen to
it in context, again,
you don't want like think about in 1941? After Pearl Harbour,
all right. We were faced with a war in the east with China, a
war in the West, in Europe, with Hitler. Within two years, the
United States had transformed its economy to address and win
the war, basically, in two or three years.
I think you're right. I think he wants to go to war with I'm
gonna give you a borderline for that. That was a good catch.
That was a good one, that Joe is not really listening. I got to
flubbed obviously. So this really what so this wasn't just
a flood that was the truth wants to come out. Now. I also have a
the truth wants to come out clip. And this is about Bruce
and Nellie or, and they are deeply involved in this GPS
fusion GPS Steele report with the golden showers and I'm sure
this is from Fox News or Fox Business news
tonight, but before we play that, can I just throw in a
little thing? I think I don't think I brought up the show. But
I'm gonna bring it up. This this whole golden showers peeing all
over the place and making the beds think whatever they're up
to. And all this other stuff that Trump you know, somehow
involved with we it's always overlooked that Trump is
a germaphobe. When you've brought this up many times on
the show.
That's right, guys. I don't remember his dinner table, or if
it was that on the show, okay. Okay, good.
All right. So again, the truth wants to come out.
And Nelly Orr is in constant communication, not only with
proofs, but with his underlings at the Justice Department on a
whole host of matters. Sending news reports in the original
Russian to her friends at the Justice Department, of course,
trying to smear Donald Trump along the way, you know, it
turns out Nellie whore, Nellie, or may have been the most
significant hire
the truth always wants to come out.
Wow. Geez. Kim Hamlin makes a scratch I have to give you a
borderline for that.
I appreciate showing these things Nellie hor. Nelly hor.
Wow.
Let's see. Got a couple of Oh,
I got you under some news because we haven't you got to
catch up on some news stories. Let's talk about Zimbabwe, for
example. Yeah,
let's do some like it. Oh, you mean no. Don't tell me you're
actually wait, that's not what I want. There's more than this.
And now back to real estate.
If you look at my house, it's pretty much empty. This business
has been decimated by loss of value. You sell your products to
customers before actually get hold of your money, there is
movement in exchange rates and you lose money and you are
unable to replenish. These queues are just ridiculous. If I
am to take chances here I will spend the whole day which means
I will lose pretty much the entire waking day just queuing
for fuel.
Okay, I just made a short clip because I couldn't get any
really good reports but Zimbabwe is in a world of hurt. They're
back to the 2008 era where they got the outrageous inflation
this guy is showing that his store is dead empty because
apparently the process there is you sell your products before
you get them. And because of the inflation rate you end up having
to give the product has already been pre sold at a price that
cost you money end up losing your ass and going broke. That's
how faster inflation is gasoline lines that are one day's Wait.
Oh my goodness. And this is this is because the Zimbabwe monitor
Gabi Mugabe Dino Gabi was the guy who ran it and they got this
new guy who is no good. And the country is shot and is not being
discussed by the mainstream media at all. It is completely.
It's just, it's broke.
Well, can't we say Trump isn't? Here media, here's something you
could still talk about Zimbabwe just by saying Trump is such a
racist. He doesn't want to even mention the problems in Zimbabwe
man, and then you can go into the story.
You're giving him ideas, but it's a good one.
Hey, is it the is? Oh, wow. Wow, it's Hyperinflation is really
what we're talking about here. I'm looking at the chart that is
it is actually off the chart. It's off the charts. What is the
what is their monetary union unit in the
D this is the same operation that you had member the 100
trillion dollar notes that
we still have. Yeah, I still have one of those. I got a
couple of them. So they're worth even less now and must be,
oh, they're not worth anything they've had to change. They did
what the Brazilians did they change the name of their
currency. Okay. The Brazilians did it at least twice that I
know of. They had cruzeiro as an increase Oh, and they had
something then they went to the rial. And you keep doing that,
and then you dislike a reset button. But then those things
hyper inflate if if you don't have an under control, which
hasn't returned to Brazil, luckily. But you know, there's
too much inflation. But apparently, in Zimbabwe, this
situation is returned. So we'll be looking at some more super,
super high down nomination bills.
So the new sovereign currency with the introduction of the
Real Time Gross Settlement dollar, or the Zim dollar. Oh my
god, yeah, this is really bad. Yeah, well, you know, it's, the
world can be burning down around us, as long as it's not. I mean,
if it's a white guy with a gun, stop, go look at that guy, then
back to Trump. But no one. No, it's pathetic. It's really in
here. We've talked about this for months now. The swine fever
epidemic in China and the rest of Southeast Asia began a year
ago and it's still spreading. Christine McCracken, and her
colleagues at the big financial firm Rabobank have been talking
to their clients in China companies in the pork business
trying to figure out how bad it
is. Every day we hear more outbreaks. According to
their latest estimate. African swine fever is killing off so
many pigs that by the end of this year, China's production of
pork could be cut in half.
That's roughly in a 300 to 350 million pigs lost in China,
which is, you know, almost a quarter of the world's pork
supply,
which I found stunning. Should I be stunned by that
you should. It's a massive number.
African swine fever is not a swine flu. This disease is
harmless to humans. It can spread through contaminated pork
products or the clothes of people working with infected
pigs not through the air. But the virus is really hard to get
rid of which Chinese farmers are finding out
they've had a hard time repopulating herds, it's hard to
decontaminate a facility in a short amount of time. Generally,
it takes at least six months two, sometimes three years to
decontaminate a site,
McCracken says many Chinese farmers have slaughtered their
herds early out of fear the animals might get infected. So
there's still pork on the shelves. In the past month or so
consumers in China are starting to see the impact pork prices
are rising.
It's really hard to see how this is going to end, though at some
point, you know, they'll just be better, more biosecurity
facilities that have fewer chances of getting the virus.
Traditionally, almost half of the pigs in China came from
small backyard operations, hundreds of 1000s of them. Those
farms though if they can't protect their animals from
infection may not survive.
Yeah. And that looks to be the way it's going. misses a massive
problem. But not worth reporting on.
No, there's no reason for that. They are and I think another
thing that's under reporting I have a clip. Tell me it's Hong
Kong is being reported on a little bit. it but it's not
really do. The impact of it is not being discussed much. This
is the Kashmir situation.
Oh yeah. And it's this funny you have a clip for that are funny.
This was exactly this. Interesting how that works. My
handler Steve botanic remember when I was talking to him about
Epstein he had already kind of telegraphed. I want to talk
about Kashmir and India and, and Pakistan. And you and I have
talked about it a little bit. But where's this clip from? Who,
who had the audacity to stray? Obviously now to stray off the
hate Trump hate train to talk about something else other
people in the world Oh, they're brown.
Democracy now has the ability to walk and chew gum they still
hate Trump
tension is growing in Kashmir, as Pakistani and Indian troops
have repeatedly exchanged fire across the Line of Control. Al
Jazeera reports six Indian soldiers as well as three
Pakistani soldiers and two Pakistani civilians have died
over the past 24 hours. This comes just over a week after
India revoked the special status of the Indian control part of
the Muslim majority region. Meanwhile, in London 1000s of
demonstrators rally Thursday to protest India's crackdown in
Kashmir. Sheikh Romsey is the director of the Oxford Islamic
Information Centre.
It is totally wrong. Totally wrong. Totally wrong to capture
the country's occupy the country's is going to be second
Palestine is going to be many people. And of course,
unfortunately, two countries on two countries a nuclear and one
of them get the stupid they can be so old.
Well, this is this is obviously a proxy thing. India is in
direct competition with China, China has put massive amounts of
money into Pakistan. Time to crank it up again. And we've got
a production moving away from China going to India. I mean,
this is It's Hong Kong is another one. We meant there. Was
there singing the Star Spangled Banner at the protests in Hong
Kong. If if not meant
to actually even be the Chinese doing that. Well,
it's I'll come on the the Chinese on purpose
just to make us look like we got something to do with it.
Well, we do and I think it's great. Well, what's your
problem?
Let's go back to cashmere. All right. David, the India, Indian
government just to tell whether we're taking this whole place
over what is the population breakdown, do you think in
percentage of Kashmir by one harkens back to something
by by what population breakdown of what Chinese
Muslims? India's a Hindi 45% Indians? Yes. 35% Muslims? Yeah.
And it accounts for 20% Chinese
Chinese. Sure. And that's where cashmere that's cashmere in
Cashmere itself.
Yeah. 20% Chinese. Wow, What's all that about? They don't
discuss that, of course, in any real way. It doesn't. So we
don't get any news about about any of it, we have to find go to
find some papers written about they're probably China's
probably pulling one of those stunts, where they come in and
then next thing you know, they're taken over the place
like they do an Africa thing. It is a bunch of dumb shits. And
India got fed up with it and put the kibosh on it because they
are competitors
and somehow it has to do with the water in the Bhutan region
that the Chinese need and that it's I got to look into this
again, but the water in the Bhutan region isn't is a part of
this and the Chinese needed for whatever industry they're
cooking up into, you know, the India could turn that you know,
could just block that water flow. I mean, it's a mess. It's
always been a mess.
Yeah, well, this is now it's got an extra dimension. China
payment and we should write a song about it. We'll call it a
cashmere it's just the thought.
Anyway, so that's that's another thing we're not getting any
coverage on. Thank you. Thank you New York Times as you have
your your town hall is all about hate not calling Trump a racist,
racist,
racist but now the rest of the world could collapse. Do you
have any other real news?
I have comes closer to home I do have think I have what we got to
I got a good thing on the Talib night going to Israel thing
which is kind of a hokey story, but I thought it was funny. This
is the one of the one of our coverage. Trump's
that's not a real news story. I mean, do you have a real news
story?
Well, I real news used to mean celebrity news when we started,
we have to change it around. Do you have anything of interest
for the rest of the world?
The hottest ever Climate report?
Oh see that's what I'm looking for hottest ever Climate
report National Oceanic Administration has confirmed
July was the Earth's hottest month since record keeping began
140 years ago. In a statement, NOAA said quote, much of the
planet sweltered and unprecedented heat. The record
warmth also shrank Arctic and Antarctic sea ice to historic
lows. July was the 415th consecutive month with above
average temperatures. Meanwhile, Australia is facing criticism
for watering down a climate agreement at the Pacific Island
Forum, which is just wrapped up in Tuvalu. Fiji, Prime Minister
Frank Barney Marama tweeted, we came together in a nation that
risks disappearing to the seas. But unfortunately, we settled
for the status quo in our communique. watered down climate
language has real consequences like waterlogged homes, schools,
communities and ancestral burial grounds.
Yeah, great.
In other words, Fiji didn't get the money they want.
Exactly. Well, there's a new term, which I think supersedes
the climate crisis. And it really wraps it all up into one
it goes just a little bit further. Because of this story.
It's appropriate to play this 26 second clip from George Monbiot.
He is the yeah he's he's that guy, the climate writer for The
Guardian socialist
to mainland, well, old, old fashioned socialist,
you don't have to say socialist from England. You can just say
he's from England. Everybody knows what's going on over here.
Exactly.
Here he is. I would say that Bolsonaro is the most dangerous
man on earth. He wants to rip down the Amazon rainforests the
biggest terrestrial ecosystem on Earth. If those rainforests are
destroyed by Bolsonaro, we are screwed. And those rain forests
store a phenomenal amount of carbon, if they are cut down and
burnt, that carbon goes into the atmosphere, it will massively
accelerate climate breakdown.
There it is climate breakdown like that. It's multifaceted
because our climate is breaking down. But the climate breakdown
is the breakdown of the whole idea of the green New Deal of
moving forward with the new economy with the solar panels
etc. So I think climate breakdown I think, I think it's
one for the books
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Well, here it is. My camp is at six o'clock and K. We are called
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That is fantastic. And you will remember how it goes
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I think
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three news items I want to get out of the way before we close
the show. All right. But one of them I've got to say this one
the one to the end but first of all, let's talk about least get
it out of the way 16 second clip but the bogus bombs in New York
which got everyone all bent out of shape and just I don't even
know what the meaning of it was is not part of the six week
cycle. I don't know of
the man behind a bomb scare in New York City is in custody
tonight. Police say he allegedly put two devices inside a subway
station Friday morning. The devices were believed to have
been pressure cookers used to make bombs. But it turns out
they were just rice cookers. No charges have been filed out so
the guy basically just had rice cookers and rice cookers not
equal pressure cooker.
A couple rice cookers he threw out. And so they
arrested him. Yeah. Oh brother.
And they also he looked like he had cerebral palsy or some
because the shots they had of him being arrested. He was
jerking around like a guy, you know, a certain kind of a style
of brain damage. And then talking about that. So that was
the end of that that was a bull crap story. Then we have Kim
Jong Kim Il, the new you know, he's guys sending off missiles
again. And this is kind of an interesting story because I have
a take on it
rarely has North Korea tested missiles at this pace. Six short
range ballistic missiles launched in three weeks. US
intelligence officials say these are new missiles which are solid
fueled and mobile and can launch with little or no warning and
fly at a trajectory that makes them harder to intercept.
Despite their short range, they can threaten American troops
based in South Korea. But President Trump insists he's not
worried.
I have no problem. We'll see what happens but these are short
range missiles they're very standard.
According to North Korean accounts, Kim Jong Un ordered
the test in reaction to an ongoing US South Korean military
exercise even though it is largely a computer of war game,
without any of the live fire pyrotechnics of previous years.
Former intelligence analysts now CBS News consultant Robert
Carlin thinks the exercise is just a convenient excuse. They
have
to test these new systems. They've been working on working
on them for some time now. They were ready to roll them out. and
this was their opportunity.
Last week President Trump tweeted he received a letter
from Kim apologising for the tests and saying he would like
to restart nuclear negotiations. As soon as the US South Korean
exercise is over. The exercise is scheduled to end next week.
So there's still time for the North to get some more tests in
after that. The real test will be whether Kim's stop launching
and starts negotiating Margaret.
Okay. So this looks like he was just kind of a some sort of back
channel agreement. We're going to do these because they had you
know, they insist the military insists on doing these exercises
with the South Koreans even though Trump doesn't want to do
them. So they do like a lesser version, given Kim chance of
Korea, the CIA guy to test some of their systems is new systems
and Trump calls them these short range missiles are standard. I
don't know what he's talking about. And so they they get
these tests out of the way. And it serves it serves a secondary
purpose, which is we're looking at these missiles they're only
be short range, right? Korea needs to buy more defences. So
let's sell more stuff. Hello, sales, hello, sales versus
sales. This is a sales job. Seems to me and they will stop
testing after the things are the way met.
So. So the way if I understand it correctly, which I think is
the is the gambit is you have Kim Jong yum, yum doing that.
And then we've got our own thing, our own exercise going
on. It's so did Trump call up Kim Jong Yong Yong and say, Hey,
can you shoot some off so I can sell some more rockets over here
to the south?
I think there was back channel possibility right, you this?
Well, I don't think it was,
what the whole the whole region has always been used for that
for that entire purpose is to sell more weapons. That's why
they were on the axis of evil.
I think they're part of it now. I think they're part of the
gimmick
or some part of the scam. I like it. Very good.
It would make sense. Well, yeah, of course,
cut them into.
Now the other story was this. They have this this woman to
leave. Who is the Palestinian Congresswoman? Yes. Who, you
know, Trump said, you know, there's a big scandal. Trump
said Can I just say
just there is no such thing as a Palestinian Congresswoman. I'm
sorry. You know, she's from she's from where she from? In
America.
Michigan, Pennsylvania. I don't know it's a good question. I
lost track of her.
Okay, but there's there's no such that you can't just say
she's a past nine.
misspoke. Okay. Anyway, she's a Palestinian sympathiser. She's
from Michigan and in her mind her mom or grandma is in Paola
and not in Palestine. But she's in Israel some places around the
old visit over there with to lead to leave and Omar gonna go
and swim. They shouldn't go and
I'm wondering, isn't she specifically a part of the BDS
movement, the boycott, divest and a big part of and sanction,
okay, because that's a real, real move. Real movement against
that's why Trump's sit down and understand why they and they
choose. They saw what Trump had to say was like a hint. Everyone
believes Trump demanded it of Israel and so they cut him off.
He said, No, you can't come then to lead me to fuss because her
poor dying grandmas on a deathbed and she's got to see
her and she was she begged for mercy. So I have two clips
because there was a piece of information and in most of the
clips or most of the reports that I didn't get a good handle
on and got answered let's play this clip, which is the
background is to lead plight on CBS to see
her and emotional Congresswoman receded to leave address
supporters in Detroit Friday, after announcing she will not
travelled to Israel to see her nine year old grandmother in the
occupied West Bank. More than anything I'm a granddaughter to
leave is called Israel's policies towards Palestinians
oppressive and racist. She and fellow Democrat Ilan Omar were
scheduled to visit Israel this weekend. President Trump has
been feuding with the freshman lawmakers for months. Speaking
to reporters Thursday, he called for Israel to block the trip. I
think
it'd be a terrible thing, frankly, for Israel to let these
two people who speak so badly about Israel come in
up ending diplomatic norms, Israel decided to bar their
entry. Israel reversed its decision after to leave appealed
on humanitarian grounds to be able to visit her grandmother,
but to leave ultimately cancelled her visit. Saying that
Israel had imposed restrictions meant to humiliate her President
Trump tweeted to leave obnoxiously turned the approval
down a complete setup. The only real winner here is to leave his
grandmother she doesn't have to see her now. Believes
grandmother doesn't see it that way. Speaking outside her home
in the West Bank, she shot back. May God ruin him. I was happy
that she was Coming. Okay.
All right. So that's so the thing that got me about these
news reports, and this is classic mainstream media
reporting, what were these things? What were these these
requirements that Israel imposed on this woman that would have
humiliate her and all the rest? Because and so she had to refuse
the invitation. She
wasn't allowed to participate in any protests. I think that was
pretty much Let's listen to how democracy you find out exactly
what it is because it's it's discussed on Democracy Now and
the clip to leave not going to Israel. Israel's announced
will conditionally allow Congresswoman Rasheeda to leave
to visit family in the West Bank, a day after barring both
to leave and fellow Congresswoman Ilhan Omar from
entering Israel to travel to the occupied territories. Israel is
still refusing entry to Omar. Israel initially blocked entry
to both lawmakers after President Trump took the
unprecedented step of publicly urging Israel to bar entry to
the women, the first two female Muslim members of Congress. On
Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended
Israel's initial decision to bar both of the US lawmakers and
then want him to come by law should we are not willing to
commit anyone into Israel who
calls for a boycott of the State of Israel and acts de
legitimatize. The state of the Jews.
Israeli authority say Rashida to leave will now be allowed entry
on humanitarian grounds to visit her ailing 90 year old
grandmother on the condition she does not promote the Boycott,
Divestment and Sanctions Movement during her visit.
Well, there you go. So it was all a sham to start with.
It was a scam a sham. She wanted to go there to push her BDS
thing right in Israel. And now that she can't do that, because
there's a hell with the grandma. She didn't want to see this old
lady.
What gets me is that the United Kingdom's of Gitmo nation East
has been blocking American citizens from visiting their for
very similar reasons by saying oh, you're a troublemaker. We
don't want you when Michael Savage but there's many who turn
up turned away at the board. There's never a big outrage
about that ever. And we give just as much money to EU
countries and support them as we do Israel.
We blocked Modi from coming over here and who was a politician in
India before he became prime minister.
Well, he wasn't blocked he came he was just over a couple of
good friends with him again a different guy. Yeah, I had the
last thing I wanted to discuss different guy. He's a different
guy. So the last time we had discussed was the Portland
situation I have like you know, clips are no good because
nothing really happened in Portland.
There were a couple of skirmishes
I got it. I'm trying to get this cleaned up. But I want to play
the Portland Police announcement which I thought was weird.
Do not worry just go to home stay inside and continue to
watch the mainstream television
now here's the thing about this get out of the streets, the
sidewalks or close the streets where you're supposed to
go into your home to watch em five in
how do you get there without going on the sidewalk?
Very belligerent citizens Shut
up. Now, there's a brother report on CBS. I'm not going to
bother playing it. But the thing I got the kick out it was Scott
Adams, who normally is a very kind of a non violent guy and
all the rest. I
don't know he looks like the kind of guy that could snap and
kill everyone with an axe.
I I'm not gonna say that's not true. So let's listen to but he
has a very short clip of him discussing I think the getting
to the gist of this.
Now what's Antifa going to do in response to being accused of
being a domestic terrorist group? Well, it looks like
they're going to put on masks and show up and beat up people.
Now if that's not entertaining, you're dead inside.
He has a point. The problem is it? Well, you know, you and I
are like that I think we should have criminal executions.
Capital punishment should be on television. I think we should
show all death and violence instead of just this gussied up
version that you know that we see in video games and in war
movies that show the real thing. Show real people We're getting
beat over the head. They don't do that. That would change
people's attitudes. Believe me. Yeah. On the inside. Yeah, he
has the right attitude. From a television production
standpoint. Yeah, he's spot on.
He spots an entertainer.
All right, well, I got lots of stuff to talk about. We'll hold
it for Thursday, I have new information on the opportunity
zones. I've learned a lot about that from, from our producers
who are actually opportunity zone fund managers, we have the
best producers in the business. I'll have some OTG news that
shows you once again, that it's all about the stacks and racks,
not about not about social justice, necessarily, but the
real money is the advertisers for the Silicon Valley
companies. And, you know, we'll dive into that I didn't even get
to the let's just let's just do the Mercedes commercial. I
didn't even know about it until you pointed it out. Just the
last thing Mercedes has, this is Mercedes Canada. And they have a
series of commercials abusing LGBTQ plus, which is wrong to
start with, because it's LGBTQ Qi APK everyone, no agenda
nation knows that. And so they have a line of BMWs Mercedes,
I'm sorry, that are in the pride flag colour. So we're going to
jump on the pride waggon. And we're going to show these
beautiful colours, you can choose your own colour, which
colour you identify with, which apparently you are, you have to
be LGBTQI APK to want any of these colours. And it's fine.
I'm happy that they do it. And they're going after their target
market, which is often dual income, no kids, very high net
value. That and the people who are portrayed in virtue
signalers it's complete virtue signal, and it's all fine. But
the rule is, when you use the media for your own goals like
this, or whether you're an individual or corporation,
eventually it's going to come around so we'll see when and
what happens. I personally find it to be I don't know I have a
listen. I find their music offensive above all.
Green I love it. Its nature, its birth, its balance. And it is
everything grounding.
Green means the intersection between the LGBTQ plus community
and climate change and and the earth because without the earth
and without caring for where we are. We have no community, we
have no reason to fight.
I identify most with the green colour and the pride flag. I am
so close to nature in my life. And in my work, my identity is
natural. During my coming out process, I felt like I wasn't
gay enough. And I wasn't straight enough, I doubted my
identity for a really long time.
When I came out to my family, my mom and dad, they weren't as
supportive as I thought they would be. And they didn't talk
to me for about two weeks. But I found support and I found love
in the LGBTQ plus community.
A flag is a symbol of hope. It's a symbol of inspiration. It
unifies us all
I am a natural product of the universe. And however I choose
to identify is as a natural thing. And that's why I resonate
so much with the colour green.
My name is Matt, my name is Sarah. My name is Daniel and I
identify as a gay man bisexual person or a queer person. And
I'm a proud gay man.
And so they show the green car. Now I don't I don't mind this
type of advertising. I mean, although I think it kind of puts
LGBTQ plus people on par with you know, the the Geico lizard
and the
land during an extreme. It's really a disgusting commercial
deliberately,
emu and stuff. It's just like, you know, it has nothing to do
with the product. The product is not going to be any better
because it's that colour. But yeah, it seems like Panda. I
don't know. I mean, this is clearly the direction but we saw
Gillette went pushed it too far. And it did cost them billions of
dollars, which they found to be very valuable
for the millennials that are creeping into these advertising
agencies with these ideas. And then the ignored all attitude
was you you don't know what what people are thinking anymore.
You're out of touch. Yeah. And then they come up with this
stuff. And this is what the result is. And it's this is
going to be we're gonna see more and more and more of this
because these kids are incompetent.
Well, it is true that I feel out of touch. I was alert. I just
did it. Moments ago. I was alerted that when I said oh,
yeah, it's all about the Benjamins. Well. That was just
saying that shows how incredibly unhip I am today. You guys say
it's all about the racks and stacks. So we don't know what
we're talking about. But we'll see if that works for Mercedes
Benz. Um, I think it's
interesting racks and stacks sounds a little too sexual for
my taste.
Well, I think a stack is $1,000 and the rack is like a whole
bunch of them. It sounds like Yeah. Anyway, coming up next on
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