Why you like him? This is no good. Adam curry Jhansi Devorah
it's Thursday August 22 2019. This is your award winning keep
on nation media assassination episode 1166. This
is no agenda
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from the opportunity's own 33 in Austin, Texas capitals drone
Star State in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry and
from Northern
Silicon Valley It was surprisingly balmy today. I'm
John C. Devorah. Raglan Buzzkill.
balmy,
balmy.
It's not supposed to be balmy there. That's probably just the
cloud of steaming poop. It could be and will you please stop
tweeting that we do you keep tweeting send people send the
homeless to Austin?
I'm doing him a favour most got in Austin too. Because that's
face no, Austin is opening its arms. Why are you such a grumpy
Vegas? We opening its arms to them to the poor homeless and
uh, you know, and they welcome I'm so I, I'm just trying to get
the word out. We
do not want your homeless and by the way, they come here and
you'll bake on the street.
You know?
Hey, there's a glimmer of hope in Austin. You know, if there's
a slight glimmer of hope, if you live in Texas, and you're
anywhere but Austin and someone says, Hey, where are you from?
You say I'm from Texas. They say, Yeah, we're in Texas. You
say Austin, they say that's not Texas. That's exactly what they
say. But I think the liberal Austin, local government, Mayor
and the City Council. I think that they're just not as when
when we say liberal, they're not like California liberals that
they understand. And maybe not yet. Maybe it's not even them.
Maybe it's the people of Austin. They're revolting against what's
going on here. As you recall several weeks ago, the Council
voted unanimously I believe, to remove all city ordinances of
camping where you except for of course in front of City Hall or
the Capitol building, but you can pretty much camp anywhere
else. Not in just any city park. But anywhere else you want to on
the media and on the right side of the road. You can do whatever
you want. You can Panhandle in front of bus, bus, stop school,
school grounds anywhere you want. And
that was man freedom.
Actually, that was 50 days ago. It's longer than I thought. But
now things have changed
two months after voting to allow sitting lying and camping in
public places. City leaders are tweaking the rules.
No one wants anybody camping anywhere. In our city.
Today, Mayor Steve Adler and councilmembers sent out a six
page proposal aimed to solve problems of people experiencing
homelessness in the city. I've
lived in Austin, my whole life. And my beautiful city is a mess.
Can bouncer Mulan is one.
That's funny you say that? I heard this the second time I
played it and does sound like her, doesn't it? But no, it's
not
my whole life. And my beautiful city is a mess. And I hate it.
Kim Bonsor
Mulan is one of hundreds of outspoken Austinites asking
council to change the sit like camp ordinance. She says it's
caused a public safety risk and health hazard.
Where is it that that people shouldn't should not be camping
and sitting in line
in the report Mayor Adler answers those questions
proposing increased restrictions on people who camp adjacent to
roadways or medians on sidewalks near creeks or in front of the
arch. He also suggests a renewed focus on creating new housing
options, but says the changes won't be possible without
community input and support. Are we
really ready to do what it takes to actually solve this problem?
This guy gets my goat you know all he ever says Are we all
ready to solve the problem? till we reach out to can we come
together? Can we fuck you Adler go do something. Oh, this guy's
so annoying. Can we oh come to get you're supposed to lead
dipshit
won't be possible without community input and support.
Are we really ready to do what it takes to actually solve this
problem? Rather than just chasing it around the city and
hiding it.
And in the next couple of weeks City Council is expecting more
concrete proposals on changing this ordinance. Also tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. There will be a public townhall right
here at the Austin Convention Centre. It is open to the public
it's your chance to ask a city leader There's questions
directly about this homelessness issue.
So I look at this six page proposal in their clueless
outline. Proposed principle and
DOJ What is this you playing in the background?
What are you hearing? I'm not hearing anything.
Oh must be on my machine
not playing any blank. Oh no. Do we need to stop tape? Are you
okay?
I'm good I stopped it. I thought it was you I thought we just
playing a little bad for some reason.
Everybody
it's the morning Zoo. Here. Let me hit a little bit there. Yeah.
Proposed principles and goals pros community agreement
direction our community needs multiple housing types and
services for individuals experiencing homelessness. Next
bullet point. We know what works yeah, I call bullshit on that.
Oh, no clue how it works. Oh, here it is. New programmes,
expansions and increase housing capacity on the horizon.
possible places from among which to increase restrictions on
camping sitting and lying, ordinance standards
interpretations and applications. Rules regarding
camping were to occurs as we build up more housing and
services, non policing tools to encourage people to go to better
and safer places. This whole six page document has nothing about
mental health, nothing about substance abuse or addiction
until the very very, very bottom under those non policing tools.
Help people get assistance for to the bullet point, one
sobering centre, no mental health assistance, shelter slash
Bridge Home navigation centre, and community court. And
everything else is about appropriating apartment
buildings or old hotels to turn into affordable housing. This is
this is not going to work.
Oh my god.
Sure. So your solution? Well, sure.
Well, there is one I talked about this but there's one
solution that seems to be working. That's the community
first village September 9, I'm going to go over they're going
to see what they're doing and I shall report back and maybe I'll
do an interview with the with the CEO who's running it. This
was recently featured in People Magazine has gotten a lot of
attention as something that seems to be working. But Chase
Dave nothing here. Just nothing.
We've got a new idea here in San Francisco.
No, no, no, not shipping him to Austin.
Besides that, that's a standing standing offer. Gee, thanks. No,
we're gonna just redefine everybody.
Oh, yeah. I read something about this. Oh, yeah. What do you got?
Plenty read you read some of this. I don't have any clips.
But according to the San Francisco Chronicle from now on,
a convicted felon or or other offender are released from
custody will be known as a former incarcerated person. This
is fantastic justice involved person or just and they prefer
this a returning resident
No, they're really going to use that returning returning
resident of justice. That would be even better
just a returning resident oh my goodness, this out of it. Oh, my
goodness, juvenile delinquent. We know now called a young
person with the justice system involvement, or a young person
impacted by the Justice juvenile system.
A young person a young person impacted by the juvenile justice
system who is experiencing homelessness and just happens to
be gay.
And drug addicts are now our substance abusers which means
that for a while, while will become the OH Actually they're
changing that, that that whole thing to a person with a history
of substance abuse nice. And if somebody was quoted one of the
supervisors was a we don't want people to be forever labelled
for the worst things I've ever done. So we
just give them labels. So give new just give them a new label.
A new yellow star. Good work, everybody. Thanks. It's nuts.
Yeah, be nice.
Yeah, it's hard to be nice. I went to dinner with my Jamaican
friend. Ah, and, and
then he spoke to Gunja
he smokes the ganja but he don't eat the meat. So he's at
pescatarian. So I had selected this cool restaurant on the east
side. That's a butcher shop. He's like, don't you remember?
Crap? Yeah. All right. So he selected the corner, the corner
bar at the JW Marriott, which is actually kind of nice, nice
location, we got to go into town. So I'm in town tonight and
they walked three blocks up and three blocks over three blocks
down near Congress. It's gotten worse. So well Yes. Since Shaw
since we've left I see congregations now it used to be,
you know, one or two homeless people I'm sorry people
experiencing homelessness in a doorway or on a part on a bench.
But now there's four or five of them sitting together with lawn
chairs, no tents out yet. And then, you know, just like in
Chicago or San Francisco on Congress, like the corner of
second Congress or third and Congress's people just sleeping
on the corner I don't know I don't understand how people
don't can just step over it. It bothers the crap out of me as
you can tell
to step over him.
Yeah, I find that I find that very challenging. I mean, it's
better than jumping on him but it you know, you understand my
dilemma. It's not cool not cool. Anyway, keep everybody updated
we were we were right on a lot of things are newer ahead of the
curve on a lot of things that have been taking place over the
past couple of days. Sure. Well, it's always astonishing to me
how sometimes how far ahead of the curve we are but this one as
we're too far ahead of the curve has become it's problematic.
Well, story of my life.
Is this is absolutely true. I should be a billionaire, but I'm
always 10 years too early with everything. Well, well. Which so
I had the interview with Bo I talked to botanic. And who did
he say would be on deck to be exposed in the Epstein scandal?
Do you recall? No. Bill Gates,
part of the baffling history of Jeffrey Epstein is how he was
somehow able to surround himself with some of the world's most
powerful people even after he pled guilty to soliciting an
underage prostitute and became a registered sex offender. For
example, Prince Andrew was photographed coming out of
Epstein's Manhattan mansion in 2010. Two years after Epstein
served jail time, and now we're learning Microsoft founder Bill
Gates not only spoke with Epstein on more than one
occasion about philanthropic spending, but also flew on
Epstein's private plane from New York to Palm Beach, though gates
reportedly refuses to say why. And we should note the plane was
not the so called Lolita Express, which allegedly was
used to fly underage girls to Epstein's private island. But
still critics wonder why one of the world's richest men would
need to take philanthropic advice from a convicted sex
offender, especially considering what Melinda Gates and the
couple's Foundation does for young women around the world.
Separately, a former science adviser for Bill Gates was named
as one of three executors of Jeffrey Epstein's $577 million
will 49 year old Boris Nicola says he was shocked to learn
that Epstein named him and says he has no intention of
fulfilling the duties. Meantime, Attorney General Bill Barr gave
an impromptu news conference today where he maintains that
there were numerous irregularities in the death of
Jeffrey Epstein but Barr says so far, he has been given no reason
to question the findings of the medical examiner who ruled
Epstein's death a suicide though Barr says the investigation is
moving forward.
There you go, Billy Boy.
And this is this guilt by association again. Yes. But um,
if he went to the island, I'd be more suspicious. All I'm saying
is
this is what polygenic predicted. He said Bill Gates
has a problem. He says he took a known unknown sex offender of
girls with him to the girls charity he and Melinda Melinda
may maintain so
yeah, yeah. After he was convicted of a sex crimes. Yes.
2013.
This happened all in 2013 2014 2015. That's the part
that's problematic.
Ah, okay. Well, that is a problem. Yes. Now, how about
should be untouchable after that. You shouldn't be dealing
with him?
No, of course not. And it wasn't an hour. It wasn't on the Lolita
express to the island. But it was the Palm Beach, Palm Beach
where gates also has a house. And it was it was on it was on
the Gulf Stream, not the 727. Anyway, it just found that
interesting. Now more interesting to me and perhaps to
you because this is a guy I've met a couple times. I'm sure you
have Joey Ito. Do you know have you ever met him?
I know Joey Yeah, quite well.
Well, Joey. Okay. Well, good. He posted a public apology. He's
now the director of the MIT Media Lab. Yeah, he's always
Yeah, yeah. I mean, I met him with who was the French guy who
ran Gosei, the French guy who ran apple. Yeah. John Louis.
Yeah, I was raising money for pod show. And I remember, we had
a meeting with him and Ito sat in on it.
I had a meeting with John Liu yesterday during the same era
for a friend of mine. And some somebody else who I know very
well. So why don't you have a meeting with him? Fortunately,
they gave us a bunch of tips and stuff. He says, you know, he has
zero money in that. I said, No, I didn't know that.
Yeah, what I saw Ito I'm like, if we're not me, when I saw Ito,
I'm like, I'm in the wrong room. This is this is not we're gonna
get money. So he had posted a public apology for taking money
from Epstein for research projects at MIT and for his
personal funds to scientists have now resigned or are have
publicly announced they're leaving the Media Lab. They may
not leave MIT but want to leave the Media Lab. Because they find
it untenable. So I think that they probably don't forget
one of the one of the guys in the papers and the 2000 word
2000 Word 2000 page document. 2000 Plus pages is Marvin
Minsky. Big shot at the Media Lab. Major, major guy I remember
running into him i t personally threw me out of a meeting.
Do tell this we need to hear this that tells us first who
Marvin Minsky is and then Marvin kicked out of meeting
one of the famous artificial intelligence All right, yeah,
some the 80s the first go round, and maybe even the one before it
every 30 years or so. This artificial
AI didn't have you didn't you kind of write the book on
artificial intelligence wrote a book. At least he published it.
Well, you got me on that. So I got invited as a lark, by wil
Hearst, to go into the Media Lab with the executives of the
Hearst corporation who are getting a a tour that you
weren't, you didn't have to sign a nondisclosure. Uh huh. And I
was like, person. And I were just wondering, we're in the
kind of just wondering, we're just in the group, there's about
123, maybe 689 people, and including the CEO, and Randy
Hurst, and all these other people were going through this
thing, and we're getting to see the dog and pony show that they
put on was where I found out a number of interesting things I
used later in certain columns, because I could, I didn't have
to worry about nondisclosure being non disclosed on any of
it. So we're going from meeting to meeting where these guys are
just full of crap. And they're showing us everything in the
place got a great tour. And I have a few ribald comments to
make and so we go into this final meeting. And there's
Minsky in there with the guys ahead of time, whose name is
eluding me volved with Wired Magazine, and Minsky sees me he
knows who I am. And he says, What's this guy doing here?
What's DeVore ag doing here? Pretty much this guy. And
everybody's looking left and right. And I'm sitting there
with a stupid smile on my face. And they asked me to leave.
Yeah, so we'll actually we'll left with me, the two of us
left. Oh, that's cool. least it was showing some solace. From
what I could tell. So we left we it was at the end anyway. So who
cares? And we went out and did some in Boston somewhere.
And then as you left, like, that's the mouse guy. Well,
screw those guys. guilty by association. I say,
Well, there's a lot of that going around, apparently with
MIT Media Lab. Oh, wait,
whoa, whoa, whoa, stop. What do you mean, there's a lot of that
going around at the MIT Media Lab guilty by association. What
do
you report you got Joey Ito? Oh, okay. This quizzes the Media
Lab. You got Minsky's the Media Lab? Yeah. It's a lot of media
lab guy seems to me. Yeah.
Well, you know, one of the theories this may be an amazing
poli theory. One of the one of the theories is that Epstein
connected dots people. Yeah, man. Well, Epstein was into
transhumanism and all this weird stuff and implanting things in
hybrid. I heard he was really big into implanting.
We got it the first time. Hey, oh, and that he you know,
because he also said he collected humans that he might
have been supplying supplying humanoids for testing too many
of these more esoteric research projects at MIT and Harvard that
he was apparently funding. There's now also another
interesting connection. You probably read about or saw the
video of Prince Andrew at Epstein's house in Manhattan
with a young woman leaving.
Did you know I didn't even know who what was the picture?
Describe it again.
So it's the Epstein house in Manhattan. It's the mansion. And
the door opens up and a young woman walks out and then in the
door opening, waving her off is Prince Andrew of, of the Germans
over there in England. And so that turns out to be the
daughter of former Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating.
Just to make it a little worse, I can't remember. It wasn't Paul
Keating, a problematic Prime Minister for Australia. Oh, no,
I can't this is not even in the memory banks. It's possible.
Well, she is now a sustainability campaigner who
works for a show business talent agency that represents among
others, Sir Paul McCartney. And you too. And she also previously
partied with GS Elaine Maxwell and presented a fawning
interview with the alleged procurer calling her a
philanthropist. So that just makes it that much more juicy
when we can add those tidbits in. Oh, yeah. I'm not saying
anyone's guilty. However. Dutch former model dice your house
mom, who was discovered by John Luke Brunel. This was one of the
you know, this was the big fashion the model.
Really, he's he's a douche drone, the drone darts at him.
Yes. So she says that she was drugged and and abused, sexually
abused. When she was in. She doesn't know where the apartment
was. But she does say she thinks she also remembers Epstein being
there. So you know, people just coming out. And a lot of this is
just people coming out and just saying whatever they remember.
My favourite, though, is Kerry Kennedy. And she is the Robert
Kennedy daughter. Who do you remember she's You do remember
this story. She was arrested for driving under the influence. And
her defence successful defence I might add was that she had
accidentally taken Ambien instead of her progesterone or
something like that. And so she was all whacked out and she you
know, she crashed into a trailer tractor. So she's always been
good friends with his lane, as she offered her lawyer, left
court when the trouble started between Epstein and the law, and
left court, of course was is someone who, who worked on his
defence. But it's even more juicy to know that Kerry Kennedy
at the time was married to Andrew Cuomo. No, which puts the
Cuomo quid credit back in, in focus, which is really always
fun if we can just accuse him of anything.
So do you have any clips from the Wendy Williams Show? Ah,
gee, I forgot to watch and I forgot to record. Why did you
have any?
Now I'm just thinking that where you're going here,
that's all I got.
I will say something else when it comes to things that we've
that we've been out ahead of. And this comes back to pipe two
pipelines. I don't remember exactly which episode it was
when we discovered how important pipelines are to the, to the
geopolitical state of the world. And of course, this was when a
lot of pipelines were being built. We were discovering the
old ones, things were changing, Ukraine was changing. Russia was
changing the stance towards Russia, that quieted down a
little bit. Then we had the big Leviathan field which we'd known
about for not Jesus at least eight years, and that started
pumping. So we've tracked that. We've been tracking the Nord
Stream two, which is a secondary route from Russia, that is
intended to pump just a whole lot of natural gas into Europe,
which once again, will go through Ukraine, but it goes
along the coast of several countries. And it kind of came
into view. What has been going on the past week, when I read
this report from Reuters that the Nord Stream two Russian led
gas pipeline project across the Baltic Sea to Europe could be
delayed by up to eight months, and cost an extra 660 million
euros due to hurdles in securing the necessary permits. from one
particular country, and this is the last country that has to
sign off on these permits, and they've been wishy washy about
it for a while. And that may make sense that we had someone
come out of the woodwork to perhaps delay their decision a
little bit longer, because this is Denmark. So now you can
understand why Trump was going to Denmark. And now you can kind
of understand why he wanted to make a big deal about Greenland
owned by Denmark, to because they are in direct competition
to the natural gas, we are now exporting. This pipeline in
particular is in competition to the gambit we have running,
which is more expensive, of course, for Europe, but we are
going to be the net exporter of natural gas. And maybe you want
to cause a ruckus around Denmark. And then if they decide
that they are going to approve the Nord Stream to occur in
their territorial waters, maybe you could then call them out as
Russian Stooges or something or, you know, enemy of NATO. I think
that may have been the play all along.
It's a good theory. I think he actually wants Greenland
is that we did get a boots on the ground report from one of
our producers, which I don't mind sharing from router. A says
for the Danish government. Oh, this he feels it is indeed
absurd. And he agrees with the new Prime Minister's assertion
of Trump's offer. And he has the following points one for the
Danish government cannot sell any part of Greenland without
the approval of the Greenlanders think we knew that. This is
determined by UN rules passed after World War Two. So why ask
Denmark you should have made an offer to Greenland directly and
let them negotiate with the Danish government? Well, again,
again, I think my theory works here, because it's not about
Greenland per se, and may be about stopping the Russians with
the final link in the chain. That to the Danes are very
sensitive about every square metre of what is left of the
realm of Denmark. This is some good history here. Denmark lost
the southern part to Sweden in 1660, a piece to Norway in 1814,
and the northern part of Germany which also used to be theirs,
they lost that in 1864, which they didn't even manage to get
back after World War One. On top of that they sold of course, St.
John, St. John and St. Croix in the Caribbean in 1972. US for 25
million. And thirdly, Denmark may be small and relatively
insignificant in the greater scheme of things, but they're
not stupid. There's a great potential in Greenland and they
will never just sell because of short term perspective, the
political leader of Greenland, Kim Nielsen probably had the
best response saying he could be interested in buying the USA,
because quote, It was the Vikings leave the happy who
discovered America and his father, Eric, the red who
discovered Greenland and stayed there. Therefore, it is only
logical that we get the USA back again. He has not yet decided on
the price, but expects it to be quite low, taking the deficit of
the USA into account. And if Trump will be part of the deal.
If he is then the offer will be lower. All right. Well, I love
having producers everywhere in the world. I'm sure that's
exactly everybody feels.
The point is that they have already sold us something in the
past. Yes, St. Cor Quan,
Croix and St. John and St. John.
And so they, you know, so it's not with outside the realm of
possibility and it's been done. I mean, Truman asked to buy
Greenland, after World War Two and was rebuffed. Yeah, and
somebody in the 1800s, I believe made the offer. Yeah. So it's
not completely nuts. It's not absurd, which, you know,
but But here's what bothered me. So she said, This is absurd.
Now, it's not absurd, but his response is, she's a nasty
woman, which I can only I've been looking for
said that. He never said she's a nasty woman. Or what did he say?
He says, It's nasty. Do you use the word nasty referring to her?
Her comment? But he never said she's I don't believe unless
somebody gets thrown me a quote.
I may well that explains it because I thought he said nasty
woman and I went looking for some connection between this new
prime minister and Hillary maybe he was making that connection.
Maybe I just misheard it. But his response was, Well, you
know, if you're just gonna respond like that, then screw
you. You're not nice. I mean, what is that about? It's only
I'm telling I think the Russian pipeline thing is what it is, is
number one, or that's his. That's what he's going to use
now. That's why he didn't go to Greenland is why didn't ask
them. This is all about Denmark.
Well, let's listen to it. Let's play a couple of Greenland
clips. Oh, yeah. One from Democracy Now Greenland.
On Sunday, Trump confirmed to reporters his interest in
purchasing the autonomous Danish territory and did not rule out
trading a US territory for the island. Trump said essentially
it's a large real estate deal. Danish politicians across the
political spectrum expressed disbelief. over Trump's sudden
cancellation of the state visit. The Danish Prime Minister met
the Fredriksson cold his idea to purchase Greenland absurd. She
also told reporters thankfully the time where you buy and sell
other countries and populations is over.
Actually, I had an idea why don't we sell California to
Greenland?
Yeah, the commutes too far.
No. Then you can put all your homeless on a bus.
Oh, no. Boston. They're open arms. Yeah, Greenland did it.
The people did that freeze it as us listen to number two. There's
a bit of new information in clip two.
On Monday, Trump tweeted a photo of shiny gold Trump skyscraper
photoshopped onto an image of a Greenland town and wrote I
promised not to do this to Greenland. Trump is said to be
interested in Greenland abundant natural resources and
geopolitical importance, but the island is also at the centre of
the climate crisis. Earlier this month, Greenland Ice Sheet
experienced its largest single day melt in history. In July,
the hottest month ever recorded. Greenland's ice sheet lost 197
billion tonnes of ice, the equivalent of around 80 million
Olympic swimming pools. Experts say in addition to rising sea
levels around the world, the receding ice could expose toxic
nuclear waste left at US military sites during the Cold
War.
John, John, John John, look out your window quick. The mudflats?
They're still there, and nothing has changed. She's so there's a
little tidbit at the end. Well, we're dumping new nuclear away.
Yes. Well, that's not exactly true. But in 19, what she said,
yeah, that's Well, I actually got this on nogen the
social.com. Guys, like that's exactly what he sounded like.
Yeah, like so. And then we had a secondary base there. And we did
have some so called secret nuclear testing. So I don't know
anything about the secret nuclear testing. But apparently,
there was there is waste and other toxic shit from just
having a base there. And then Alameda and they just let it all
snow under. Because it was hard to keep it clear anyway. And
then they abandoned it. So it's just hidden under this layer of,
I don't know, ice this now melting and it's going to expose
that and the woolly mammoth and and bacteria the smallpox the
black death that we haven't seen since 1980. All that's going to
come when that when the ice melts. Surely you know about
this science, man science.
Not to mention the amount of methane that has been
accumulated by the ice somehow.
Yeah, that's from the woolly mammoth farts.
Yeah. Yeah. Just sticks in that ice for some reason. Well, on
the topic of this, of the, of the nuclear waste, so there was
a explosion of nuke went off in Russia. Yeah. It hasn't been
reported as much as it could be a little bit. I
mean, it was all kind of the same, like from what I remember.
The Russian said, Oh, don't worry. And then they said and
then maybe we should leave and then come on back and it's okay.
It was very unclear.
Well, I have the clip from NBC that kind of explains it not
completely, but it's not really a nuke Derrick testing and I
thought it was interesting because we've done this in the
past I think in the 50s or 60s There was some
Oh, wait an antigravity weapon
well, maybe but that wasn't what would happened oh you nuclear
engines. Oh, new nuclear jet engines nice. And they dare they
work because we've tested them but their problem is a very
dangerous
you have to have a really long garden hose for the water
turbine I hear.
But they have they go you know like seems as though if you get
one going. You could fly it around the globe two or three
times it's just keep going and going and flying and flying. So
you can have these things just flying or constantly Yeah, cuz
fear of course as you shoot one down, it becomes a spline.
Keep flying on the ground.
If you move blows up. Yeah, so this kind of would happen. This
thing blew up and I don't know what's gonna what's gonna happen
With this programme but they kind of explained it here
and on another global front tonight Russia is facing new
questions over the recent explosion at a missile testing
site after telling a nuclear monitoring group to stay out of
it. We'll get more from NPCs build nearly
a grilling mystery tonight about exactly what happened. days
after a nuclear explosion that killed five Russian nuclear
scientists, at least for radiation monitoring stations
nearby went silent and stopped transmitting data. Russia told
an international nuclear watchdog today mind your own
business. Russia admitted radiation levels did spike
briefly after the accident, which was tied to the testing of
a nuclear missile engine. President Putin said yesterday
there is no threat no risk of increased radiation. But the
Kremlin is also furious. An international nuclear watchdog
tweeted this map of a potential radiation plume spreading across
Russia. The Kremlin calls that absurd warning the watchdog to
back off claiming it can withhold any data. nuclear
experts say Russia's real aim is to hide secrets about this, a
nuclear powered cruise missile, the President Putin boasts could
evade American defences Russia, concealing from the US exact
data on its nuclear fuel. Two of the Russian radiation monitoring
stations aren't working again. But Russia has proved once again
that when it comes to its national security, it will hide
what the world might want to know. I don't know man, we got
Russia with the nuclear engines. We got France with the
hoverboard. And we don't have any cool shit anymore.
No, it dropped the ball. Yeah, I mean, the Tesla.
They got troops on hoverboards they got nuclear engines. We got
Tesla. Oh, well. Thanks, Obama. I don't know I think I remember
spending $760 billion dollars last year. What are we doing
with it?
Just boondoggles annoying meetings.
The President finally caught up on his no agenda episodes.
It's about time. Well, you know, it's is
a lot of people always talking to him. So you can always get
some time to himself. And this was three days ago, a tweet Wow.
Report just out. Google manipulated from 2.6 million to
16 million votes for Hillary Clinton in 2016. Election. This
was put out by a Clinton supporter, not a Trump
supporter. Google shouldn't be sued. My victory was even bigger
than thought. So thanks, we we did a quite a detailed dive on
this dive on this research. And
the guy got into a beef after this the the Elliot guy,
whatever his last name is? Epstein. Yeah. Robert, Robert
Epstein. Robert Epstein. He was Hillary because Hillary says it
is part of a debunked stem.
Let me read it. The debunk study you're referring to was based on
21 undecided voters for context. That's about half the number of
people associated with your campaign who have been indicted.
So I knew that this was the messaging that went out
immediately. And this I just flipped to CNN, actually was on
MSNBC, they didn't have the story yet flipped to CNN. And
yes, sir.
And there's another conspiracy theory Jeffrey, that he's onto.
He took to Twitter today to accuse Google of manipulating
votes. He said Google manipulated from 2.6 million to
16 million votes for Hillary Clinton in 2016. Election. This
was put out by a Clinton supporter, not a Trump
supporter. Google should be sued. My victory was even bigger
than thought
in a day of wackadoodle claims. This is the most wackadoodle of
all. And John, we went through this research. And you know,
this 21 undecided, undecided voters? Yes. And I'll talk about
that in a second. But there was 1000s of pages and people
underneath all that research, which flowed up until this final
test. So and the I thought the research was pretty solid. And
it's been published and
the guy's been put into is it's a it's, it's a definitive work
is
very important, because there's not even any claim that Google
manipulated votes. There's no that they didn't go in there and
change votes. No one claims that except Donald Trump, the idea
see what
they what he's doing there.
Tells he talking about he's
trying to make certain that first of all, Trump was wrong.
He says Google manipulated from 2.6 to 16 million votes for
Hillary. That is a well it's a very poor way of state Eating
what happened? What happens? Is there bias in their system or
bias within the people we don't know, put more Hillary favourite
links at the top two positions. So and that swayed the 2.6 to 16
million According to Robert Epstein's research into voting
for Hillary, they were indeed undecided. But it was very
important and the research is very conclusive and has been
replicated. But this Jumoke to first the first woman says, Oh,
this bad bank. Then Toobin comes in, he's saying, Well, they
didn't go in and manipulate votes. What he's implying here
is they didn't go into the voting machines and manipulate
them. That's, that's literally what he's implying, which is
such a douche move
votes. There's no that they didn't go in there and change
votes. No one claims that except Donald Trump, the idea is that
searches were ranked in certain ways that helped Democrats
rather than rather than Republicans. This too, has been
long discredited. But it's all part of this incredible
nervousness about his political standing.
No one
that did just sit just saying as long discredited by who know by
Slate Magazine who discredit it. That's what I if I was sitting
there, I'd asked TOOBIN, who's just a stooge, I'd say to Ben,
who discredit sources, man, one report, you can show me
studies and sources, okay, shut up.
I was wrong about 2016. I don't know if he's going to win or
lose in 2020. But what today's spate of craziness tells us is
that he's really worried about losing. That's the real message,
not any of the subs. Now, listen
to the final woman on the panel. And
you're nodding here, Sabrina?
Well, look, I think it's no coincidence that he picked out
this 2.6 million number from the range that was provided in this
unsubstantiated conspiracy theory because
unsubstantiated conspiracy theory is a conspiracy theory.
unsubstantiated. This is this is not news. This is election TV is
this very remarkable.
I mean, it that but it's so it's, it's a disservice to the
public. And leading the public
thinks 6 million number from the range that was provided in this
unsubstantiated conspiracy theory, because that's also very
close to the margin by which Hillary Clinton won the national
popular vote. And we've seen the President on multiple occasions
throughout, again, conspiracy theories that votes were nearly
3 million votes were stolen from him in the 2016 election,
because then that helps him push back against the notion that
Hillary Clinton in fact, won the popular vote, which is the big
sort of sticking point for the President. So
Robert Epstein actually posted a very long thread regarding this
in his battle even included a picture of him in Hillary,
because he's very disappointed with with Hillary Clinton. And
he even show even pulls out WikiLeaks emails to show how
Google's Eric Schmidt offered to run Hillary's tech campaign. And
in the setting, of course, he funded the groundwork, which was
this little tech company whose only purpose was to put Clinton
in the White House. And after all that, last night, I saw late
he posted a picture of a beach and written in the sand was I
love life, and he posted I'm not going to kill myself. I don't
want to die. I'm very happy with everything. I guess he the
Clinton body count got to him.
Well, if you looked at his thread and the response to it
90% of the responses related to be careful, you're gonna get
killed. I mean, that that meme is great. The Clinton Clinton
Miss fascination squad is so fantastic. It's so entrenched in
the public consciousness is it's I'm actually stunned by it. And
that is always just something that would like 10 years ago was
just some sort of a running gag. Yeah, yeah. A few people
referred to we talked about it. We talked about it earlier.
Yeah.
But now it's like geez
forgot to mention on the other Epstein. I'm pretty sure that
looking at Bill bars connections through his dad to Epstein,
which is very clear. I think Barr is is cleaning up. He's not
going to unseal the 1000s of seized indictments but he's got
to have a couple people who go down and I just feel like all
eyes on bill because then you know the When things go down,
you just all you have to do is step back and watch everyone
else who matters tumble. You don't think it's gonna happen?
No, no, he's he's immune is our immune or he's got he's
protected. Is that gonna happen? They're not going to do that to
any president?
Well, let's check in with the loo and Joe Show. Let's see what
Joe Joe Digenova says if we've gotten any closer, any
information about the sealed indictments, 1000s of them after
three years of investigation, we still know so little.
And guess why if it hadn't been for the corruption at the top of
the FBI and the Department of Justice to swing the election
toward Hillary Clinton, we would have all of these answers. But
when you have the world's premier law enforcement agency,
the FBI become so politically bankrupt and corrupt, that it
cannot run an investigation the way it should have. That's why
it's important that they clean house and that's why it's so sad
that Christopher Ray has never addressed any of these problems.
And it's as Bill Barr said it when he was attorney general for
a couple of months, he says, I have more questions now than
before I became Attorney General. Boy that tells you
something.
No, it tells me nothing.
Tells you something, man. No, It's
so disappointing. That was three weeks ago it was going to be any
day now. Wednesday. No,
it wasn't No, three weeks ago is gonna be Wednesday.
I can't even I can't even get Tina on board anymore. I'm like,
that girl. She's like, I don't believe it for a second. I've
heard this all my married life with you. Which was three months
a few days ago.
Yeah, she's finally wised up.
I'm sure this is I'm sure everybody heard it. But since
we've had this exact same issue back in the day, I'll say we
haven't had this happen in many years. The Bill de Blasio Skype
fail was pretty fun.
Oh, I don't know this. Oh,
my goodness. Yeah, it was the it was the Iowa I think the union
workers and de Blasio had missed his plane or whatever bull crap
excuse there was. And so he came in on Skype, and we knew it was
Skype, because you do remember what used to happen sometimes
only on your end, I might I might add with Skype.
What was happening on my end, you'd get the helium voice. Oh,
yeah, that would happen. Here's Bill de Blasio calling
in.
Thank you, everybody. I'm so happy with you. And I apologise
I couldn't be there in person. I had a cancelled flight and could
not get to you find my time slot. But I want to just say,
before I get into anything about why I'm running for president
and what we have to do in this country, I want to thank you,
and the audience is laughing and he does he has no clue. And I
mean, his whole statement is just hilarious. And last night,
Tina said it. Who does he sound like
for the fight your way doing every day? Organised labour in
Iowa. What does he sound
like? We sounds like one of the female candidates. No. Fighting
a really,
really difficult battle. No, but you've been doing it in a way it
shows so much. He sounds
like Ben Shapiro.
You know, you're a racist, sexist, bigoted homophobe who
hates the poor? Right. That's what they know about you. And
it's not they think that about you. They know that
about you. So much strength.
Ben Shapiro fans should pick that up.
It's like Ben Shapiro.
Yeah, more than a bit. Yeah. Money. Maybe Ben Shapiro's on
helium. That would make sense. I would expense on certain.
Um, see, I have a couple other 2020 thing. Oh, yes. Well,
Elizabeth Warren. Finally apologise to ya, American
Indians. Kind of insincere, quasi heartfelt.
I know that I have made mistakes. I am sorry for harm I
have caused. I have listened. And I have learned a lot. And I
am grateful for the many conversations that we've had
together. It is a great honour to be able to partner with
Indian country. And that's what I've tried to do as a senator.
And that's what I promise I will do as President of the United
States of America.
I was pretty good people thought it was me do it again. I want to
hear I want to hear it without Elizabeth. But you're crying.
That was pretty good.
I didn't do anything.
Oh, okay. But here here's here's a groovy one. From another guy.
I got my eye on Andrew Yang was he's all spiffy on that stage
man. But he's a little pompous Silicon Valley ass in the
background. How Ever he went on a podcast, it's always very
dangerous when you go into podcast, I'm not talking Joe
Rogan, I'm talking on a podcast where you're chilled, and you
relaxed. And this is the h3 podcast. And you feel like you
can kind of say whatever you want no surprise, surprise, the
debates are rigged. And even
though so filtered and removed,
and even the debates, like you pointed out, it just feels like
you're watching reality and not actual, and not even a good one.
Base really are a nightmare. I mean, they asked you complex
questions and expect you to answer in like 30 seconds, and
then they cut you off.
And they focus so much on the drama. It's like they want it,
they want you to get into an argument with Joe Biden.
Yeah. And you know, one thing I'll share with you all is that
some of the campaigns are in touch with the TV network ahead
of time to talk about what sort of attack they want to stage. An
attack on.
Biden around Yes, this
question would be would play really well.
What Yes, the campaign says, Hey, we're gonna make this
attack against Biden, and then the network goes, Okay, like, we
get it, and then they helped create that opportunity. What a
nightmare. I mean, what a farce. Yeah, it's, it's quite a
disaster. And I want to share with you the perspectives like
I'm, I think, like a lay person who happens to find themselves
on the presidential debate stage being like, what the hell? Like,
you know, what's happening I've got on this conference call.
So that's quite the accusation.
Wow. That's a clip that's a clip that's a clip of the day give it
to yourself. Thank you. took some effort? I could tell
somebody sent it to you.
No, no, I found this myself.
I was Jim. Although, let me
just say as a part of our value for value system, it's not just
the money Yes, that enables you tonight to do the work. But this
I was thinking just again this morning's like without our
producers, I no way no way we would get the amount, the
quantity and the quality of clips. And in summation, yeah,
in
undergrad, I got a note to read then from one of our guys is a
little long, but I want to read it. Hollywood guy in the
morning, keep me anonymous. I just share an event that
happened this spring and immediate, and it will be an
annual event and he's got some link it's called impact. I saw
this I saw this organisation such as colour of change to find
Americans and harness, which has been offering story consulting
and script integration services to Hollywood for years. We only
know that the one we've talked about, of course is
clear Hollywood, Health and Society.
USC, they're participating in this event and this event was
called unreasonable conversation. People can look it
up on Google. It will be available during interactive
sessions for writers who want workshops specific storylines or
characters they're working on. Proper says all participants
will be all participants will be provided with a resource guide
and a contact information for these groups so they can develop
deeper relationships with them on an ongoing basis as an
unquote. This is an extravaganza of mind programming, insider
trading training, sorry, with the top producers, directors and
actors messaging and coercing the new recruits to learn the
new narratives for all genres of entertainment. Think Lear
foundation, I don't think this would pop up on your radar. If
nobody sent it to you, you might be able to deconstruct it in a
novel way. Hollywood is no fun anymore, is just virtue
signalling in the CNN agenda at every job. I'm struggling hard
as a middle aged white guy in the entertainment industry and
trying to escape this whole mess. Before they put me out to
pasture. This gathering makes my skin crawl and it's a clear
virtue signalling attack on everyone. But the tripled
disgruntled status people I would contribute again today but
I'm in a bad place financial Ange says great show Keep up the
good work. So there's a bunch of these things going on. Yeah,
I took a look at the right I took a I took a look. Yes. Well,
I took a look at unreasonable conversation.org is a yearly 501
C threes but there's a lot of money pumping through him.
There's a couple of them. Another one he mentioned I also
looked up and see who was that was their name. The image of
Darren is just fine America and define America fine America
anyway. So they in March they had their big meetings is where
they get together with show runners with producers. And
what's great about it is, you know, Hollywood being the virtue
signalling community that coming in means that it is they do not
want to make any mistake. So for instance, there was an article
link to one of these sites, study immigrant TV characters
portrayed as criminals and less educated. So just like you don't
want to get caught up in some kind of bullcrap controversy as
an advertiser, you certainly don't want to make a misstep. If
it comes to DACA kids, or if it comes to racial issues, whatever
it is, you want to bring in the experts, who look very expert
and we'll get to that in a moment. And that should be a
nonprofit. And by the way, I don't think it's free and they
may be paying them or into the nonprofit. But it's like hiring
IBM you can't go wrong hey, look, I brought in the
unreasonable conversation people I brought in the Define American
people I brought in the leader Hollywood to help decide to
people I brought in all these people, so you can't blame me,
and they will be very careful that they advise you properly.
So on the unreasonable conversation programme this
year. Speaking or as panellists America, America Ferreira you
remember her Ugly Betty Andrew Sullivan, who is credited as a
contributing editor at New York Magazine of course a very famous
blogger Andy potty comb I don't know. Let's see Bara tune de
Thurston. People who have seen him before on Twitter will know
that he is who he is. Bassam Youssef dubbed the John Stewart
of the Arab world Whoo. Let's go down some more here. Blood names
I don't know. Let's see Gina Davis, we know her. Heather Ray
very famous Hollywood producer. John Legend. Well, when John
legends in anything, you know that that has to be a completely
left organisation.
Because legend famous for saying there's no such thing as a
creative person of any sort. Who's not a Democrat?
Yes, I think this was the clip is John Legend here.
I'm hosting a virtual phone bank for swing left this weekend to
help get out the vote ahead of the special election in my home
state of Ohio. That's right. I'm from Ohio, and Ohio has a very
special election on Tuesday. We're working to elect Democrat
Danny O'Connor to the House of Representatives. I think he is
campaigning on expanding health care. And he proudly promotes
his rating from the NRA. His Republican challenger is state
senator.
Maybe it was something else.
It's okay. Call voters from
anywhere. All you need is internet access. And
anyway, we had a clip somewhere where you said creative people
can only be Democrats. So John Legend is in it Kerry,
Washington, very famous actress. Who else do we have here? Marsha
Gessen? The you know her she's the troublemaker who hates
Russia and of course, therefore also hates Trump. She's written
10 books. She's on staff at the New Yorker. Megan Smith. Hello.
We know Megan, don't we?
I actually used to be on my silicon spin show all the time.
Yeah. Isn't she a spook?
It's possible. I don't know that.
Okay. Let's see who else do we have Mayor of New Orleans.
Rasheed Robinson makes sense that he's in there. Stacey
Abrams, General Stanley, a McChrystal. They've got the
military guys in there to you know, to advise on the proper
way to show anything Steve Levine the future editor at
Axios yet you know you're so Valerie Jarrett. Oh, hello, Val.
She's in there. So that is what is polluting your Hollywood
products. That is what is happening to MCU is these people
are have their fingerprints all over it. How do you like that
little comic book reference?
And get it
MCU it's the Marvel cinemas cinema tonics cinematic universe
or some shit like
that. The Marvel Universe? Yes. MCU Yeah. Oh, it's all that I'm
sure it's heavily influenced by these folk that way. That's why
the creativity is kind of leeching out people aren't
watching so much stuff. I mean, there's too many shows on
Netflix and half of them are no good. And just a lot of this
stuff is just garbage.
And just when we finished up the Roger Ailes loudest voice, six
part miniseries now there's going to be a movie with Nicole
Kidman. What's her name?
little blonde from Suicide Squad. Robbie? Margot Robbie?
Yes, she's one of Yeah. And
then the other one the Dior.
What's her name?
Sharif, Charlize Thirassia Thrawn girl she plays Megan
Megan Megan Kelly and everyone says Ah she looks just like her
I don't think so. I thought she did to really didn't sign was
like to
me it did a pretty good job but the thing is in the show I saw
the trailer and it was just a piece
of crap. Elevator okay, this is not exciting bom bom
bom bom bom bom. I mean it was just junk trailer. You know this
movie's gonna.
I love how you do trailers. Bom bom bom bom bom bom. Totally.
Yeah, I don't know if there's going to be any good. And I
mean, the
Roger Ailes thing was, I seems like it did the job. It was a
pretty good series.
And then there was a Russell Crowe did a good job. That was
fantastic look just
like kinda look like but no, now they're going to try to do
jazzing it up with some legs. Well, I'm not against that thing
again, but with more legs. Think
about how meta that really is to do a documentary or do a drama
about Roger Ailes. That has more legs than the other one so they
can beat it out. That is very meta when you think about it.
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editor in chief as well as the staff were actually discussing
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accomplices to one of the greatest news misfires ever, the
Trump Russia collusion, time and time again, they pushed stories
that found no support when the evidentiary report finally came
out. Their response was, Well, we were just caught flat footed.
And time and time again, they push stories about their
favourite rah rah. And they won Pulitzer Prizes for their flat
footed work. Recall a movie Inception where the characters
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you broke a lot already particularly how much Pocahontas
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yet people in the mouth boy
I probably should play this we got a deep fake, deep, fake,
deep, deep, deep fake, which and there was a deep fake machine
out there and people like to do stuff and I hear it. I mean if
you tell me to find that listen, is this the person is the real
person. I can hear no because it still sounds a bit choppy and
not completely natural. But when it comes to this particular guy
and his already interesting cadence. You get this.
Hello. I'm not Jordan Peterson. Like the news you get from the M
five M. I'm a deep fake. I am an all girl made up of skip logic
and the odd glitch that requires them to jiggle the handle
manipulated by a nameless douchebag producer seeking cheap
love. It is more important than ever that you don't have to know
agenda, unlike me, for manmade climate change, causing the
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Jeremy in Bondi you douche bag please go to divorce.org/in A
Donate now. I may be fake. But this shit is real. It's pretty
good in it.
Yeah, couple of glitches in there. Oh, but I liked it. Yes
sounded exactly like him. Except for the little glitches
don't say glitches
those were glitches where some goes like makes a glitch. Yeah,
what was he right it was little glitch. My favourite part was
this there goes to suffer
Yeah, I heard that it was just
thrown in there for no reason that goes to this effort that
made it really feel real to me. That was beautiful thing.
Oh my goodness. So who is this? Who is our producer that did
that?
Oh, well, it's Chris Wilson put it together. But there's the not
the not Peterson. Not Jordan. peterson.com. Deep fake is now
people selling deep fake algorithms. Yeah, you know, that
was available. Yeah, you can just enter any in anything you
want. And yeah, it sounds
like Jordan Peterson. Sounds pretty well. Yes.
I would say it sounds pretty good. Pretty good. Yeah, you get
a kick out of that. Oh, you know, this. I remember. I
thought I had dreamt this. And then I went looking for it. And
indeed, I had seen it and it did happen, but it kind of passed
over with with the shootings. And God knows what else, just
the the election news channels. It's so hard to get news. Like
actual news, even news from the president who by the way, I
think Trump has done something very smart. He noticed he never
replaced Sarah Sanders. As far as I know. He certainly didn't
replace anyone in the briefing room. So his new stick is
fantastic. That was just whenever he's walking to the
helicopter, out of the oval across the lawn. He's got a news
pool camera set up. No journalists on camera, which is
why you'd never see Jim Acosta anymore. Just no journalist on
camera, only him entering going back and forth bantering. And I
think at this point, he must have spoken to the press more
than any president ever in history. The middle becomes
wandering. Sometimes he's wanders on through the over the
grass. Yeah, a lot of grass in these shots. Yeah. Well, it's.
It's coming from on the grass. And he's coming up with a
chopper and he's going to a chopper. It's always somebody's
on the move. Yes, he's
on the move as right. Yeah, it's good. But I liked it. You know,
he's taken away. The whole idea of the briefing is just gone.
Now. It's just him. And it's probably the best way to do it.
Although Holy crap, man. No matter what he says it's just
another scandal of the day for the election TV channels. It's
despicable. But anyway, one of the things that we always talk
about when you have these mass shootings is Was there any? Were
there any pharmaceuticals involved? Now we know that the
Dayton Ohio shooter had Xanax and cocaine and alcohol, not a
great combo, not an SSRI, but not a great combo. But you never
really hear about this. And it's never discussed on the news
channels, because the election channels are sponsored by big
pharma in general, and they spend most of the money. Silicon
Valley doing pretty good as well. And as we've talked about,
several times on the show, but going back many years, the
closing of the mental institutions in the United
States, not Could you do like a brief reminder, because this was
the Reagan era, was it not when we closed what we used to call
the nut houses?
Well, yes, but it's I get the briefing. Because this was an
era that I was this was my era. And what had been going on as a
Democrat during this era, of course, because Joe was a
Democrat.
You endorsed because you were so
so there was a constant carping by the Democrats mostly the left
if you want to call them that today, but the Democrats just
Democrats, and it was in the schools when you were in high
school, even grammar school and they always discussed all the
horrible thing they do and they look at these insane asylums is
not the way you treat people. They don't need to be locked up
and they made it just it
was the beginning of the social justice warrior movement.
I believe maybe it was and they just moan and groan and moan and
groan and moan and groan it was never going to end and what
was the what was the main what was the main complaint about the
these mental institutions?
They were locking people up man oh man, no need to be locked up.
And so they were looking these people up and it was bad they
shouldn't be out and about most of them weren't even nuts
anyways, for as Erica says, Do some counselling. And so it's
just this idea and they kept harping on it and they're just
like, and that's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest was largely
about written by Ken Kizzy, and he was a functionary of the of
the of the moment. And he wrote a book about it, and it was just
horrible. Now do the dishes lock people in and give them
electroshock therapy and drug them and so they're zombies is
horrible. So Reagan comes into office, and he says he didn't
want to have anything to do with all these people moaning and
groaning for his whole six years or however long he's gonna stay
as the governor and he just closed all the places. He
didn't, you know, he did what they wanted. And you know, they
doubted course, looking back or they blame him. Were these. This
is what were these
federal institutions state. And Reagan had the power to
close their elected they got rid all of them got disappeared. We
had Agnew state hospital down in San Jose locked up. We had the
nuthouse in See, I refer to it. No. Napa is in that house in
Sonoma, both of them were pretty much shuttered. I think one was
kept out. I think the one for the criminally insane whichever
one that was, I think was kept for a while because they need to
put these guys somewhere during their trial,
it wouldn't be worth going back and looking at some articles
from that period and see if if people were talking about you
know, the equivalent of people experiencing homelessness and
you know, people experiencing mental issues or some crap like
that.
Well, the homelessness thing is something that does been written
about it's been studied a little bit, it really relates back to
Jimmy Carter, when he changed some federal rules about
subsidising housing. Well, let's
not go there. Let's let's stay with the with the not houses for
a second. And I remember growing up, they were a What's wrong
with Timmy? They took his mom to the nuthouse.
Yeah, that would be the way it would be referred to.
Well, President Trump heard it,
we're going to be focusing very strongly on mental health
because he has a case of mental health. Part of the problem is
we used to have mental institutions and I said this
yesterday, we had a mental institution, where you take a
sicko like this guy, he was a sick guy, so many signs. And
you'd bring him to a mental health institution, those
institutions are largely closed, because communities didn't want
them. Communities didn't want to spend the money for them. So you
don't have any intermediate ground. You can't put them in
jail because he hadn't done anything yet. But you know, he's
going to do something. So whether it be talking seriously
about opening mental health institutions, again, in some
cases reopening, I can tell you in New York, the governor's in
New York did a very, very bad thing when they closed, or
mental institution, so many of them, you have these people
living on the streets. And I can say that in many cases
throughout the country, they're very dangerous, they shouldn't
be there. So we're going to be talking about mental
institutions. And when you have some person like this, you can
bring them into a mental institution, and they can see
what they can do, but we got to get them out of our communities.
So the problem with with doing this today in 2019, and if it
hasn't already started, it will is mental health and the
definitions of that have changed. Mental health is I
mean, now you at school you can take a mental health day at work
you can have a mental health day, John, you and I don't know
this, but this is the fact is, you know, this is something that
is a part of your benefits package. You can you get this
many sick days PTO, and then here's your mental health days.
Mental health is described very differently. And and it is much
more inclusive than your right for the funny farm or the
nuthouse and with the SSRIs, and I learned a new one SS MRIs,
which you'll hear in a moment. These two people who are
depressed, who are really seriously depressed, they have
been lifesavers. So you gotta walk. You got to tread very
carefully in today's media landscape of what you call
mental health and mentally insane, etc. And as if on cue,
NPR, had an hour long special, celebrating 30 years of Prozac.
And I put a link to it in the show notes. It's worth listening
to although at the end, it comes all the way around to well,
they're pretty good. We should keep taking them. The woman who
did the piece did this did the interviews and host the piece
has also been on Prozac for most of her adult life. And I just
wanted to put a clip from this
we've had 30 years of Prozac. So why are we still depressed,
which I'd like to have as an ISO candidate for the end of the
show? I think it's a very valuable statement.
We've had 30 years of Prozac. So why are we still depressed? I
have this almost physical memory of the first time. I opened the
bottle and shook this tiny green and cream coloured capsule out
into my hand. I remember being scared, because at the time, I
thought it was going to make me somebody else. And what did you
think?
I vividly remember, you know, the first time I took it, but I
remember better the third and fourth time I took it because I
was stunned. I was absolutely stunned. At first I thought this
couldn't be I'm just having a good moment. But that moment
turned into a day in that day turned into a week and that week
turned into a month and I am someone who lived with
psychiatric symptoms since I was 10 years old, and probably even
before, all of a sudden I was better. And I had to reckon with
what it meant that this pill was making me into a new person.
Like came to believe it was what I called a psychic tropic Drano.
It cleared my mind of all the gunk of obsessions in the gunk
of depression. And underneath was the person that I was the
most miraculous thing that's ever happened to me. And I've
had two babies so and that supposedly miraculous and it was
miraculous. But it wasn't as miraculous as being cured. In a
matter of days by a pill.
What's been the long term effect on you, um,
Prozac stopped working for me, it wasn't like it's kind of
dwindled down, it just stopped. So I had to switch to effects or
I'm permanently on an SSRI or SNRI booster. I can't get off.
I've tried to get off. And it's not possible for me to do, I
don't see that I'll ever be able to get off of it. In the
meantime, no one knows. No one really knows what the long term
side effects of the SSRIs are. I've been taking them you've
been taking them for 30 years. We're walking experiments. But
the scarier thing than that is that no one's experimenting on
us. They should be looking towards us. Our bodies carry the
signatures of these drugs. But no one's asking us or looking at
us or looking in us to find out what might be the long term
effects. Why are they so hard to get off of? And what happens to
the brain? If you do get off of them? And what happens to the
brain if you don't get off of them? I mean, something is
happening to the brain. And after 30 years of marinating
your brain in a serotonin booster. Clearly the brain has
changed. But no one knows how or why.
And apparently no one gives a crap. Apparently not. That is.
That's outrageous.
That is outrageous. And these women have a point that I think
is well made by that one. That one woman. Yeah, what gives?
Yeah, it's like 30 years paying the bill.
Yeah, I mean, this is just like Chantix, you know, just say,
Hey, are you smoking? Now it works. Who cares? If you tried
to kill yourself or your neighbour? Who cares if you woke
up naked rolling around in horse crap with a gun? Who cares if
you're a celebrity chef, and you kill yourself while in France?
So yeah, that's, I find that to be immediate grounds for halting
sales until until we find well, that that wouldn't be fair,
because people these people really needed and, and it
didn't, it stopped working. And I mean, Isn't that reason
enough? For the makers of Prozac to go find out why it's I don't
know if that's a competing manufacturer, but she went to a
different brand and had to add a booster. Ha,
yeah. It's very distressing. Yeah.
And I'm sure lots of people will send me emails about their
experience, and I appreciate that. There'll be fun it'll be
interesting to read. And but and of course, in this case, Prozac
only
well, okay, well, let's see, we got something a little more
exciting.
We got tonnes of things that are exciting. I was just sometimes
like, you know, I got to put something on blast, you know.
Let's see we got what is the interesting odd do it Cuomo and
array? Oh, yeah. Yeah, this is interesting. You know, this is a
this is, this was something I record I knew about this and I
thought it was as a topic it was, this woman calls out YT you
know, it's just some screeching woman that's, that's giving some
guy crap for being white. But that's not what I ended up with,
with this clip was not about that this clip turns out to be
about something completely different has nothing to do with
the message of the of the clip does has to do with the pitch of
the woman's voice. dropped her registered down and talk deep
because you know, like, you mean
like when you're running when you're running a blood company
running
voice on the news, Steve Jairus something this woman who is
bitching about just talking over to people to tones and pitches
and the frequency response of her voice or the frequency of
her voice, not the response. The frequency of her voice. Pretty
much wipes everything else out. And I'm wondering if this is not
the most effective person to have as a spokesperson in a
broadcast or televised argument just because you're voiceless
listen to this clip and your clips been around. But just
listen to how her voice dominates. This isn't flash.
Politics is about elections. This isn't about terrorists
about terrorism, about terrorists
to have taken over the Democratic Party hijacked it
from their own speaker.
You think they've taken it over Angela interesting.
It's so interesting. This
is Angela ri
Zed who it is yeah, I
have to say the setup would have been very different for me but
Okay, let's listen well, let's
let's because I don't because I don't care about this bull crap.
This is just a bunch of people bitching and moaning at each
other. I don't care about the message he has to say. But I do
care about her voice and how it easily steps all over both Cuomo
and the other guy thing that you use the term at the same time
you unders, you can hear her over you muslim
women Congress, the term you chose
to do. Really nothing to you.
Term hijacking. I beg to differ.
Because they pyjama party are remodelled their
principles. That's a real interesting
Democratic Party.
You can that's what you do. But the bottom line is, Greg,
he's a lucky guy country
are white men, white men who think like you that is your
greatest territory, right?
You're absolutely right. It's all because of guys like me.
That's silly rhetoric. It
doesn't get oh, it's not you
know, when it you're on yours, knowing how dangerous times are
right now defending this nonsense. Calling people. These
folks. Well.
Hold on one second. Let's
reset. Let's reset the table. Reset the table. Hold on.
Angela, when you hold on, just to be clear, Patrick.
Patrick, Philly, oh,
who shows it calm down so we can have a rational conversation?
That was
my favourite. Yes, she has a great voice. She's a very
annoying person. She is full of crap. She is Boulais. And she's
been on CNN for a long time with this annoying voice and I think
you should hire as your personal spokesperson.
It's just astonishing. Her voice. I mean, I didn't I just
because I was listening for the message. And I That's why I
didn't clip it for that. I mean, her the idea that you can't use
the word hijack, because it's, it's somehow demeaning to
us. And just just to add to that, I mean, you did hear the
point where she keeps saying that white men are the problem.
I mean, you heard that right. Okay, that pisses she does.
She's racist,
but it's the way it cuts through everything else. That's what I
was impressed by. This screechy voice of hers is perfect. It's
the perfect voice. That's
why she's there. They have selected her specifically for
it. She was just a runner at the black Congressional Caucus. She
wasn't anyone's important. And then she got on CNN. She's good
at yapping over people and she's good to go. She's got a career.
I love this part.
Pay table reset the table. Hold on. What's Angela used to be
clear The Patrick
Patrick, Philly. Oh, who shows it
now? I don't know today's television standards. But back
in the day when I was on the on the television. If you were an
interviewer or you had a panel of people and you resorted to
pay who shows it, you got to talk into
it that's very amateurish.
It shows you have no control. You don't know what you're
doing. And it's it's pathetic. Maybe it's okay these days, I
guess but you know, do you get to talk
like this done on purpose. There's no reason to because it
could troll room can cut people off that can do a lot. But
because she is getting hurt, she's the one who's dominating
the car, she must give her this show. And
she's been wanting her own show for a long time. I'd say Don
Lemon, be on the lookout, watch your back. Watch your index
finger,
that would be a good person to replace lambda would be good to
get place with her the promise, I get the sense that she's
stupid. And
I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Don Lemon is the shining light. Hello,
let's get back to the programming.
Perfect Guy. But I get the sense that she's a dummy and probably
couldn't do a show. Yeah, yes. Or she's a prima donna. That
would be horrible to be running a show?
Well, I'll tell you this. She would be a good hate watch.
People would be totally into it. More hate watching them than
Lemon Lemon is to is you know,
he's namby pamby Yeah,
he better watch his index finger. She's coming for him.
Speaking of old white guys being the problem, this carries over
into the Business News, Fox Business News, you can
just carve out those that are good for the environment, social
and governance, that don't have board members or a bunch of old
people, guys, white guys sit around the table falling asleep,
then we need to upgrade, we need a facelift. I think to some
degree, this is what they're saying. But they're not going to
shift away from profitability for sure. Investors today,
especially millennials are looking for this type of
representation in their portfolio. And you can get that
and he
just said there is a genuine shift on the part of society,
which wants capitalism to be less gung ho for profit.
No, I'm not saying that. It's profit. Number one, as you say,
however, we're under more scrutiny if you have been
running a fortune 500 for a long period of time. And your board
members on average are 78 years old. And they're all white guys.
And they don't have diversification. They don't have
younger thoughts. You're going to come under scrutiny from
investors. Okay, fair
point. Fair point. Um, hold on a second batch in a second.
Yeah, I guess we're screwed.
We'll be under scrutiny bogus argument too. Of course it was
you one is the most experienced people you can get and you just
just just randomly throw a bunch of diverse people onto the
boards of various companies to come
Don't you know that most companies do better when you
have women in senior management management.
Who's where's the AB comparison? Where's the proof of that
assertion? Oh, false equivalency. What about ism?
Yeah, find it find find the proof of that assertion.
You'd like my lip tart full equivalency, man. Back off with
what about is
Oh, it's you know, I think you have a better voice to do that
character. I do. No, no.
No, it's too.
It's to dumb dogs.
That's right, everybody. We get shit for it. But dogs are indeed
people too. I cannot stop being on this tip. We have replaced
dogs that we've replaced children with dogs certainly
here in Austin, Texas. We've replaced the nominee in the
Word.
Somebody wrote in and said the reason that our donation is done
the last show is because you condemned dead dogs.
I did not condemn dead dogs. But I did make fun of the constant
comparison of dogs to children. Specifically babies you never
hear. This is my toddler. You never hear this is my teenager.
No, it's always my baby. How old is your baby? Oh, eight years?
stinky old poodle. And I love dogs. I have no I have no
problem with dogs but owners and oh my god anyway, I could go on
forever. It's fine. It's fine. But I am right about this. We
are replacing children with dogs and channel four in the UK has
made a show about it. One time
top British dog trainer Joe racy is coming to the aid of
desperate parents with a controversial approach to
parenting.
I'm putting my neck on the line but I believe in the concept I
believe that this will work is almost like given a dog using
dog training techniques to say less like years on whether or
not they want to be good boys. Are you ready?
Can you really train your baby like a dog? She said eight on
Channel Four. There you go.
Yeah, yes. Can you train your baby like a dog? Yes. And they
brought in the dog trainer. And it's this is one time when video
would have been good. She says sit you heard it in the clip.
Sit in the dog and the kid both sit down is phenomenal. That's
just wow. Yeah, it was here. I think
they all want to be good boys. Are you ready?
Can you really train your baby like a dog? He said eight on
Channel Four.
Oh, when I see a choke chain around some baby, then I'll
wonder,
well, you're no stranger to the leash.
No, that's true. But that's not for training is to keep him from
running and on the tracks.
It's life saving measures. Yeah, it is a big difference. Brexit
i, this would fall under the header of I don't know, but we
were talking about this. I'm pretty sure I said, What are you
laughing about? What are you humming?
Well, I had I didn't get a clip this morning from you know, this
network Joe. And I do so I'm glad you brought up Brexit
because now I can talk about I just clip the clip, but I can
talk about their latest scheme.
Okay, well, you want here's what I heard. Boris was hanging out
with Angola. And the fact that have the clip. And he's like,
Well, whatever. And she goes. And then he goes, Yeah, I think
we can still come up with a deal and 30 days, it's aggressive.
But I think we can do it. This guy is not taking the UK out of
anything.
Yes, of course. I think the there is ample scope to to do a
deal. And I've explained I think pretty clearly what needs to
happen. We need to remove those elements of the of the
withdrawal agreement that simply don't work or once we get rid of
it. If we can change it, then I think there is the real prospect
of making progress very rapidly, indeed,
besides the backs of the workforce.
Faster, maybe
30 days. What do you think, oh, Joe, done with pythons.
That's done this no one's actually that's because white
person,
I think what we need to do is is remove it whole an entire remove
the backstop. And then and then work as Chancellor Merkel says
on the alternative arrangements and there are abundant solutions
which are proffered which have already been discussed. I don't
think to be fair, they've so far been very actively proposed in
over the last three years by the British government. But I may
say I'm very glad listening to you tonight, and get to hear
that at least the conversations on that matter can now properly
begin and you've set a very blistering timetable there for
30 days. If I understood you correctly, I'm more than happy
with that. Oh, please. This,
you know what's going to happen? They're not going to be right.
They're not going to Brexit they're going to kick him out
and Nigel Farage will become prime minister. They're out of
control. But Boris Johnson and
Nigel Farage becomes prime minister. I would love to go
back. I think probably 10 years, nine years for sure. And find
the notes that we got from our British listeners back then.
Because we were big fans of Nigel Farage just for his
polemics. Oh yeah. That's II.
He's racist. He's
why you like him? This is no good.
He's gonna go nowhere.
Going No, no one cares about it.
These are all good. We spotted him early and we stayed on the
train and we were corrected as I think we are often so I'm
watching this clip, you know, the latest standard going
forward and I did it wasn't concise enough. And so it wasn't
really clippable I would have sent it this morning. The thing
they're pushing now is is the is the is the catchphrase freedom
of movement. And they seem to be really hounding on his freedom
of movement thing and so they are out and man on the street do
you think is going to be okay? Because with Brexit you'll have
no freedom of movement.
Yes, this is a big thing. Yeah, I know.
Yeah. As if you're now you got you got the lead boots on and
you can't move can't even leave their town. You're, you're
locked down. That's what it makes it sound like a straight
jacket. straight jacket. You can't move you can't do
anything. And this is the same thing with this Ireland border
backstop nonsense. What difference does it Make if they
put a stupid border guard at this
well hold on a second. Now that's you that you're wrong
because the people of Ireland The Republic of Ireland and the
Northern Ireland people have a real problem with the border
they're happy they finally got rid of all the problems and they
are worried they say they that the problems will come back if
we have the physical border
to pass through border just have it bear as as just a guy you go
phone into your gun and flown into Europe where you go into
the customs thing and there's two doors. One is green one is
red, you got nothing to declare, you walk off the plane. Boom,
you go through the green bar and you're now in the country took
that long, the United States they stop everybody scan the
bags, they do all this stuff. You don't need to do that. You
could just have a green, you know, dab the border there have
a big green and a red and just have people go back and forth as
fast as they want to through the green hole. I don't see this
being a huge impediment. What's gonna retrigger the Irish
Republican Army or anything in between?
I don't know but I'd like a T shirt that says the green hole
that's all I want.
Yeah, well, that's probably is all you want. But that said I
just don't I mean this freedom of movement thing they got
everyone's saying, Oh God, I don't know what I'm gonna do and
then you'd have to
Okay, well, hold on. Stop
stop so bad for the British.
Hold on. Stop, stop, stop. Damn, this is not entirely correct.
The freedom of movement thing is also mentioned on the EU side.
And it is not just about the backstop and the border between
the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. It is about
the freedom to go work. That's
no I never said that. But I'm telling you that is mentioned
the backstop being an element, okay. I'm a freedom from Europe.
I'm expanding. Okay, I'm expanding. All right, not
attacking you. I just they always send the emails to me. So
I'm trying to
add them at Curry wart cause easy, it's easy to remember.
Yes. The freedom of movement. In my experience the way people
mean it is now I can't go and work in Amsterdam. Now I can't
go work in Frankfurt. Now. I can't go work and fill in the
blank. And that's true. Until something is worked out. Or if
that's worked out immediately. That's really an I see that more
as people who don't want to be in the UK. They're the ones
bitching. Oh, no, no freedom of movement. You basically want to
personally actually Brexit to go work somewhere else.
They should just move there.
Yes. To UK. You want
it? Would you want to work in Amsterdam and Holland because
you'll make it better? Yeah. And then you're like Liverpool. This
move there? become a citizen. Yeah.
Yeah, they don't want to do that
is like temporary marriage. Boris Johnson
has as the guy is a nut job. He's but you know what, I'm
happy. The UK has someone like this now because I get a little
tired of the Trump bits. Here's Boris Johnson, who was an anti
anti Vaxxer.
The same time the World Health Organisation stripped the United
Kingdom that's measles free status, after it declared the
disease had been eliminated just three years ago.
Complacency on the part of parents about the need to get
that second vaccine but also I'm afraid people have just been
listening to that superstitious mumbo jumbo on the internet and
anti Vax stuff and thinking that the MMR vaccine is a bad idea.
That's wrong.
The British government's inviting social media companies
to a summit on how they can better promote accurate
vaccination information.
No, there you go colluding with the government. It's called
censorship. But okay, you can call it a conference if you
want.
God love that. Yeah.
Gotta love that. Hey, let's let's go figure out how we can
tell people how wrong they are. They need to and this is not a
pre pro or anti Vax statement. It's just you got to be careful
when the government's are telling you what to do. telling
you what to do. There were two Yeah, I'd like to play these two
clips. There's a lawsuit against goo Google for their YouTube
subsidiary from Prager you. And they have filed the Yeah, that's
it. This is something that we've been talking about. When it
comes to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act,
which, of course is what spawned the commercial Internet services
known today as the social media etc. And the idea just briefly,
it's explained in this clip that you could host someone's user
generated content that was referred to at the time. UGC,
user generated content, which is free, you know, they do it
themselves as fuckin idiots can't believe they're gonna make
a business out of this. So you could not get sued for libel.
But of course, you have to adhere to the exact words of the
statute and Prager, you is taking alphabet to court. They
did a full six minute video, I've shortened it down just to
give you the basic of what their lawsuit is about
the most important lawsuit in America right now. And perhaps
the free world, just Prager University. I don't
I don't know about that.
The world's freedom depends on YouTube,
the most important lawsuit in America right now. And perhaps
the free world is Prager University versus YouTube.
YouTube was infringing on our right to free speech. We filed
in federal court in late 2017. And thereafter in California
state court, wait a second, you might say, YouTube, which is
owned by Google, as a private company, can't they do anything
they want? The answer is yes. And no. Yes. If they are a
publisher, no, if they are a public forum. So what's the
difference? This gets right to the nub of the matter
of public right to the nub of the matter. That's a typical
lawyer, I guess he has no heart can't say heart to the nub.
So what's the difference? This gets right to the nub of the
matter. A publisher chooses the content that resides on its
site. The New York Times is a perfect example. You can't write
a story and just expect the New York Times to publish it. The
Times chooses what appears on its pages or website. And if
they publish a story that contains a malicious lie, or
violates copyright law, they can be sued, Prager, you is also a
publisher, it decides what material gets placed on its
website. Most sites are publishers. In contrast, a
public forum, which can be a physical location, like the
classic town square, or a shopping mall, or a virtual
location, like a website is a place that must allow
individuals and organisations to exercise their free speech
rights. YouTube is an example of a public forum. In fact, YouTube
describes itself as a public forum, he make a video, YouTube
hosts it, and anyone with an Internet connection can watch
it. Facebook is also a public forum, and so is Twitter. Here's
why this is so important. A public forum under Section 230
of the Communications Decency Act, a law co sponsored by
Democrats and Republicans and passed by Congress in 1996 is
not subject to liability for content placed on its site. If
someone posts a video about how to build a bomb, or writes a
threatening comment, the Public Forum website cannot be held
legally responsible for that content. That's a good thing. It
gives YouTube and other public forums the chance to host a wide
variety of material from nature videos to political diatribes
without fear of being sued, and it worked. And then it didn't. A
few years ago, the social media giants Google, Facebook,
YouTube, and Twitter started to behave not like public forums.
But like publishers, they stopped following section 230,
which specifically requires that these websites promote a true
diversity of political discourse, and began to judge
content by their own political and social criteria.
So and by the way, I pulled out every three second gap between
every sentence he read, so that was painful as it was, it was
much more painful before I chopped it down. And I think
this is I think this is interesting, this lawsuit,
because it goes after a different part of the statute,
which is the description of this, this light description,
but it is a description of some of the responsibilities. And I
think they I think they can argue it.
Yeah, I've always believed this. I wrote a column last year in PC
Magazine that said that my Facebook and Twitter I said,
their publisher, and one of these days something has to be
done about it, because they're not acting like publishers. And
they're, I mean, they're, I mean, they're acting like
publishers and they they call products they take out
terrorists stuff, they take out stuff they don't like, and they
have buildings full of people that look at things and decide
where there should be removed or not including these some of
these very lame videos that Prager you has been, had pulled,
including an Alan Dershowitz explanation of the founding of
Israel. Why would you pull that okay, well,
it's man. It's like it bid the BDS man. Hey, where are our
Israeli knights? By the way? I don't hear from them anymore
that's a good point. But uh, we're I don't see him on
Twitter. And we knew we had a lot of Israeli listeners.
We have sir Joe. No, we have a couple of nights from in Israel
I have not heard from anyway. Sorry. Continue on your
good point. Anyway, so there so I've written about this and I
sent that column over to that law firm. And you know, I don't
know if they're gonna, how they're going to handle this
whole thing, but it's about time because it there'll be if
somebody put down here's my concern, and I've seen it,
somebody on YouTube or anywhere any of these systems publishes
something libellous you should be able to sue the publisher. I
bet you can't because in Section 230 supposedly these are not
these are forums, like, like a bulletin board, you know, at
your local taco Ria. You know, you can just pick something up
there and there it is. Yeah, I don't think so. Suez is
internationals I mean the Germans don't YouTube and all
these guys they make him take down any Nazi stuff. And they
gladly do it. Yeah, you can you can you kind of separate me
can't do
that. Yeah, yeah. Well, so first before I do any say anything. I
could not resist. I went to try out the new Burger King taco.
Since you said taqueria
I did deadlifted left myself open. Yes. For the cross
examination. Now you can go to Taco which is a subject
No, I just wanted to say that. I I love me a hard shell taco and
the commercial. They look so good. And the people eating them
look so happy. Let me tell you this is a piece of shit product.
It comes flat and it looks like a case it dia it's it gets soggy
almost like
a Jack in the Box taco. Oh,
it looks nothing like the pictures. Nothing like the
commercial. It has the taste. You can't even I am right now
I'm putting him on blast. It could not even see what was in
there. Oh, what a piece of crap.
Have you ever had a tuck a Jack in the Box taco? No. Okay, well
not a big
Jack in the Box guy. I'm not a big Jack in the Box guy. In
fact, I'm
not telling you this right now to your you should do this.
Okay, I'm gonna do now that you've entered the realm of taco
rob the ACO reviewer. Yes. You have to go to the jack in the
box and get a Jack in the Box taco to compare it to the Burger
King taco.
Yes. It might have been not a taco wrist.
Like you're a taco restock taco rooster. Nailed it. Yes, thank
you. All right,
back to YouTube. After this slight detour. Dave Rubin.
Wait a minute since you brought up the taco thing. It's gonna
bring a mind.
I'm sorry. Yes, because you are also talking to resupplies
at Taco Bell because they tried to get to the French fry game.
Yeah, with some dip. They they there's coated with some god
awful powder or the worst. French fries you can buy
anywhere.
I have a feeling taco talk maybe a whole segment. It's taco talk
with your taco. Is there a podcast? That should be a
podcast? Taco talk with your talker, Reese's, Adam and John.
Hey, John. How's your your beans? Alright, back to back to
Google. Dave Rubin who is of course, he's a leading warrior
on the front against against censorship and what YouTube is
doing and the deep platforming and the cancelled culture.
Because he's witnessed it firsthand. And, and I applaud
him for doing that. So he had a panel that he pulled together
with a number of people talking about deep platforming. And on
that panel, former Facebook guy has been they would been at
Facebook for seven or eight years. I'm sure he has his money
and he's fine. He's doing other stuff, Brian Amridge. And he's
asked, and wouldn't you know it, the guy inside the companies is
saying exactly what we've been saying about deep platforming on
this show. Since the word deep platforming was invented.
I mean, just a little insight on how, in terms of what makes it
hard to be transparent, and a little bit about how these
algorithms work, whether it's, you know, ranking in newsfeed
or, or D monetization on YouTube. So what they don't have
is some sort of banned list of you know, if you talk about
these topics, or you use these words, you know, whether you're
if you're an Objectivist, or you're on the right, that you're
going to fall into this category, and we're going to
treat you this way. That's not how it works. So what's this
essentially happening. And this is true for both YouTube and
Facebook, on the you know, the talk about D monetization, for
example, what they're trying to insulate advertisers from is the
risk of their brands being tarnished by controversy.
That's, that's the thing that advertisers are worried about,
they're worried about the fact that if they're associated with
something that's considered hateful or hate speech, or
politically incorrect, that that's going to blow up, it's
going to tarnish their brand that's going to they don't want
to be associated with that.
Is that a very strange thing, though, because I don't think
let's say before the internet, if you were watching any NBC
sitcom, you were in thinking that whoever, you know, tide
endorsed that particular episode of The Cosby Show or something
like that, I think
people have become a lot more sensitive about it, and they've
become much more, they become more activist like about it and
saying, like, Oh, you're you're right next to that, and
therefore, you know, we're going to try to punish you and control
you in this way. And so what I've understood from the
advertisers, and you know, I didn't work on that part
directly. But I've spoken to folks inside Facebook about this
is that that's essentially their concern. It's not that they have
any, you know, they're, they're against Objectivists, or they're
against people on the right. It's that they don't want to be
associated with something that could become controversial. And
so the problem for these companies becomes how do we
predict what's going to become controversial? And the way you
do that is not that you have a team of human beings who are
deciding what's controversial, what's not? The answer is that
you build fairly sophisticated models using artificial
intelligence and machine learning that essentially try to
predict what's going to be controversial and what's not.
Right. Okay. So without going to matrix right now, aren't the
humans the flaw in the system there? I mean, these systems are
built by humans who have their own biases and all that.
I mean, I look at it from a higher level than that, like, I
think the flaw is what you were saying in the sense of like, you
can't be that sensitive about being associated with with
content that's controversial. Because it is it is impossible
to build models that are going to predict this stuff
accurately. What those models end up predicting, like, nobody
can even tell you. You might look at it from a very human
perspective and say like, oh, a kind of fuzzily looks like
they're biassed against conservatives or Objectivists
or, you know, whatever it is. But in practice, the way these
models work is there are hundreds of 1000s of levers
nobody knows what they all are. They're trained essentially,
with datasets that are again, they're trying to reduce
controversy and essentially with them and that's the advertiser
concern at least and that's where it's coming from. But
there's no sort of ban list on far right or right.
Exactly. And that's the whole problem is what has always been
now are there bias people pulling the levers Absolutely.
to something in there that was funny in catch. Okay, what and
why did he keep saying it
objectivist Yeah, because he's an iron Rand guy. I guess
that's got to be at or somebody is at the company.
Maybe he was always a randy in any that's why he had to leave.
Or maybe Facebook because I ran it
I haven't heard that word for decades. No, we talked about and
ran who you're a big fan dup Yes, Anna and we talked about
objectivism. Never Heard you ever use the word objectivism.
Well, you're
wrong because we went into in fact you and integrate do detail
about the bull crap objectivism. After I said, Hey, I read this
book. I kind of liked it Atlas Shrugged, but a rabbit
objectivism here.
Remember? That's not me.
That's exactly you. I am nailing your dream. No, no, we did talk
about Yeah, we did have a dream. Okay. All right. Well, we have
archives. I just found in that clip. It was very interesting
that he kept bringing that up. I agree. I'm glad you did catch
it. Okay. Yeah, of
course. Then the troll room caught it to people. People.
People do listen. And they also listen to their customers. It
looks like Gillette has figured out that their idea of causing
controversy with the best of noncom Bay, which backfired
spectacularly with a $5 billion write down on the Gillette
property. So they've gone back. Yeah, they've gone back. They've
now changed. They are now going to stop talking about toxic
masculinity. And they're going to local heroes. As we see a
firefighter in Australia wake up in the morning, getting ready to
shave. By the urinated Hi, everyone. I've
been a firefighter for 19 years. People sometimes ask if it's
scary. It can be Good luck anyone who has a job to do, you
prepare, not just in terms of your equipment, but also
mentally and physically. In urban environments, it's
mandatory for Australian firefighters to be clean shaven.
Face masks keeping the airtight seal. Sometimes it's total
chaos, that you're trying to control your stress response.
Lots of guys have sensitive skin, shaving everyday can cause
redness and irritation.
But not anymore. Honestly, it's not the FBI worried about most
it's more of a constant reminder of who you might leave behind.
I'm a man.
I'm a Gillette man. It's
Ken God, the razor designed to slow and skin irritation.
Why? After playing the I'm taking away your clip of the
day.
We used to have something for that, didn't we?
Worst Clip of the Day. We don't have anything. Maybe Christina.
Well,
we had a we had a thing that reversed Yes, yes, I'm correct.
Gone, took it away from me. I'm not going to bring it back to
tacos. Because I plan this. You want to talk about why you want
to do that. But I'm listening.
You want to talk about Gillette first and then go to tacos
again. No,
I don't want to talk about July. I don't care about Gillette.
Well, I'm gonna bring it back around to an article in The New
York Times, which shows exactly what stage we are in, in the
podcast revolution that we went through this
stage.
We went through this, we we I've said many times, you can't
monetize the network. It doesn't work. This is not going to end
well. And there's this whole article about fast food
companies doing podcasts. And according to The New York Times,
What's more surprising people are actually listening to them.
Oh, bull crap. Now the thing that got me though, and it's a
whole it's a whole article about so Gizmodo is producing the
McDonald's, the sauce podcast. But then I got to gimlet a
gimlet is working for New Balance, creating a show about
clothing and sneaker culture. This is the death knell of the
podcasting network. The minute the podcast network, take it
from me. I had one. The minute the podcast network resorts to
getting in advertisers to make a show for that advertisers
product. You're on the brink of another round of finance. This
will not work for gimlet this will not any of these never
worked for anybody know any of these podcast companies that are
going to make payroll by making podcasts for their advertisers
who should be advertising on their outstanding podcast is
going down the tubes.
Yes. Sorry. I can't agree more. And in fact, the whole thing
there's some thought I had I'd lost it but it was we did that
at me. VO
We did the RDX seven. We did.
Right. We had a bunch of did a bunch of sketches.
Oh, we as artists. We unboxed motorcycles. We
did the unboxing.
Oh my goodness. Yes. So yeah, this
is worse was gonna say this is worse. Worse. I tell you first
native ad worse than it is
the pits. It is the pits is really bad. We
on the New York Times. The New York Times is in on this somehow
because there's no way that people are flocking to a taco
podcast done by Taco Bell. Whoever the sponsor is. Well,
they say that talk a little bit about the shell bill. We got
Bill in here from the shell manufacturing facilities outside
of Nashville. taco shell makers bill how to build this yourself.
Yeah, well tell us what you do. What do you do at the taco
manufacturing taco shell company?
I thought I was gonna be bill you played both roles.
No your bill. Okay, I'm gonna interview bill I got Bill here.
Taco man. The tacos John manufactured Bill, how you
doing?
I'm good.
We got Bill on on Skype. Yeah. I'm sorry, Bill. So you've been
doing this taco shells bill.
Well, first of all, thanks for having me on the shell cast. I
really, really enjoy talking about the different kinds of
taco shells that are out there. So far, we found that the one
that looks like a case of D is stuck together. We can't see
what's inside seems to work the best for the for our tacos.
Well, that's not the way Taco Bell taco is Bill. Are you sure
you actually work for Taco Bell? Or are you just a generic shell
maker that Taco Bell buys from your contract?
Oh, no. Hey, what this is the shell cast. I got all kinds of
shells, big shells, small shells that got wacky shells, zany
shells and got coloured shells got starred shell soft shells. I
got shells.
So you who's the inventor? I was very fascinated by this, by the
way. Who is the inventor? I think El Paso makes these. And
the shell has got like a bottom. So it's like it goes down. It's
a hard shell and it's got a bottom that's about an inch
wide. And then it comes up on the other side. So you can
actually stand up the shell. Yeah, yeah, that was that Pat
did yeah, we I think we should stop while we're ahead.
I'm gonna show my school by donating to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah. That'd be fun
you just weren't up for it.
We had to end it
somewhere.
No. Could have gone. I know. I know. Conversation lists. Yes,
you are a lot to be talked about. Maybe there is something
to that. But let's just start by
somebody please register shell cast.com and the tacos show with
your taco Reese's show taco. Taco show?
Yeah, the taco.
I think I can talk for hours about tacos.
bitchy bye him, that's for sure. To get into taco truck tacos, it
becomes more interesting. But let's thank Terry reliq out
there and Niles, Ohio. Oh, and she says John C has a note.
Right.
It says JC D as a noted, let me see if I can find a terry for
you. Let's see if
I notice. You got it. She said ITM I want to wish my smokin hot
boyfriend Chris Hanten. A happy 46 on August 22. Do you have
your list? There I am to add it. Yeah.
Okay. Hold on. Yep. So it's from it's from WHO? Terry Terry,
What's your last
name? Greulich Greulich. Are you LA?
Yeah. And to smokin hot boyfriend?
Chris Hanten. Okay. 46 on his 22nd
Are you sick today? I'm sorry. Do you regret it? Yeah,
I do. He punched me in the mouth a few years ago and I can't
think of a better birthday gift and donating towards his
knighthood is very sweet. You both for keeping us sane. Or
thank both of you for keeping us both sane. And so she's just a
thank you notes. Actually a card that says thank you on the
front. It's a thank you card. Yeah, I should mention this
though. There's another one that just comes up in the
conversation somewhere. But the Baroness of Kendall county sent
a note about actually I'll do this remind me to read her note
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can just read the Patrick's note. Happy ninth birthday to my
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What do we have now?
The huge birthday list today. Yeah, it is.
Read it to wonder why that and read it to me.
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Sorry, Terry, Colton. Cory, Cory, Cory, Laurie, Colton and
Cleveland. Cleveland Heights actually is how old really being
548 on the 22nd. That's today. He says he started listening to
his friends listen to the show is fun to hear. It's true and
meetings.
I'll bet it's annoying.
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No. I thought there was no what was it? What was she standing
next to some small plane?
I guess she also flies I guess. Well, here's
the ask. Can I pretty Please fly along sometime?
I'd love to be tickets. One flight and a B 52. hitting me,
huh? Yeah, they get a little they got all kinds of seats in
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While you're doing that, I'll retreat back to Robert Marsh who
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is mentioned but we did our dogs or people to jingle and other
things. And you're now I know, I know what's what's been going on
with your sound all day. I was going to beat you after the show
and said if you don't call up your damn ISPs and tell them
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I wouldn't be surprised
if anyone could make drivers for Linux, I would use it. And that
was
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Wow. That's right. Man discord. Please don't tell me don't send
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That's right. And I have a note here to say John has a note here
before we do a quick rundown of the meetups that are happening
in.
Baron yes of kin County. She's looking forward to the San
Antonio meetup next Saturday, August 17. I have plans to give
away the first 10 guests one of these Trump 2020 bills which are
packed up.
You're reading a note for a meetup that happened. Oh, I
thought you had a meet up report. Oh,
well, she gave away these bills. By the way these bills are
dynamite. You can get them on Amazon.
Okay, everybody. Yeah, this massive fail. Here's meetup you
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September the fifth of September, Seattle, Washington.
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Well, I have a actual deconstruction How to like to
run. All right, NBC, which I got, I'm trying to get more
clips from them because they always run these whipsaws or
whatever we call it, whatever I call them, I keep changing the
name. And there's a good example they ran this. I'm not going to
run both these clips, but they did this. Essentially the clip
I'm going to play which is the Wednesday Trump rundown was
almost identical to the Tuesday Trump rundown. But in the
Tuesday Trump rundown, they didn't have any whipsaws Oh, so
we'll just run. Yeah, whipsaws where they say one thing and
then they clip something else. So here's the Wednesday Trump
rundown and then I will take two whipsaws out of it. After that
we hear the whole thing. Also making
headlines this evening, President Trump's sparking new
confusion on gun background checks, pulling new tax cuts off
the table and feuding with Denmark over his rejected offer
to buy Greenland all while doubling down on his
controversial remarks about Jewish voters and BCS Peter
Alexander was at the White House.
President Trump tonight delivering mixed messages about
enhanced background checks for gun buyers.
Oh, I have an appetite for background checks. We're gonna
be doing background checks. At the
same time after another call with the NRA chief Tuesday
arguing the existing system is already strong. We have
background checks. But there are loopholes in the background
checks. And that's what I spoke to the NRA about yesterday, the
President
also appearing to reverse course amid concerns the economy may be
weakening and Outlook he disputes after floated the idea
of a tax cut Tuesday. Payroll Tax is something that we think
about today saying it's not on the table. I'm not looking
at a tax cut. Now we don't need it. We have a strong economy.
The president again defending the ongoing trade war with
China,
this isn't my trade war. This is a trade war that should have
taken place a long time ago by a lot of other presidents
delivering this self aggrandizing assessment.
Somebody had to do it. I am the chosen one. Somebody had to do
it. So I'm taking on China,
President Trump also digging in again painting Jewish Americans
as disloyal if they support Democrats, I think
that if you vote for a Democrat, you're very, very disloyal to
Israel and to the Jewish people.
Many Jewish groups have condemned the comments accusing
the president of echoing an anti semitic trope that Jewish people
have dual loyalties, and are more devoted to Israel than to
their own countries. And tonight, the President's found
another target, blaming the Prime Minister of Denmark, a
longtime ally for the abrupt cancellation of a state visit
their next month after she ridiculed his desire to buy
Greenland
It was nasty. I thought it was an inappropriate statement. All
they had to do is say, No, we'd rather not do that. Or we'd
rather not talk about it. Don't say What an absurd idea. That
is.
The President's decision to pick a fight with an ally comes as
he's advocating for a traditional adversary, just days
before heading to the g7 summit calling for Russia to be allowed
back into the group.
Before you continue with the deconstruction. This is only
possible because of his new format of the grass, the chopper
and just Trump. Yeah, that's interesting. Okay, so I heard a
lot of, I mean, he's also making it easy for him to put this
together.
Well, they still can't do it without cheating. Yeah, they
can't, they just can't do it. They can't bring themselves to
it. If you listen to the Tuesday version of the same thing, it
was pretty straightforward. There was no cheating in that
one. Same exact report. But somebody obviously at NBC really
one of the worst of these networks, say MSNBC, you know,
being the epitome of it. Somebody said, Hey, can we do
this again, but let's you know, give the guy a little some
needling here, because it was like a pretty soft, yeah. And so
they threw everything in, they could in the second report was
the same thing. But here's two examples of the whipsaws that
were in there. And I will listen to both of them. And then you'll
see how obvious it is. But let's play whipsaw one
arguing the existing system is already strong. We have
background checks. But there are loopholes in the background
checks. And that's what I spoke to the NRA about yesterday.
Okay. He says that the coach says that he's called the NRA to
tell him that the existing systems already strong. That's
not the clip hold background checks about loopholes in them.
We're here to give How is that? Well, how does what Peter says
in his analysis says that he called the NRA to tell him to do
background checks are already strong. That's not that is not
what he said in that clip,
arguing the existing system is already strong. We have
background checks, but there are loopholes in the background.
That's what I spoke to the NRA about yesterday. Yeah, they
it to be fair and not cheaters they would have used the other
one where he said the We got great background checks, but he
doesn't have that.
In any never said they were strong. No. The NBC
correspondent asserts that Trump said they were strong lies does
not say that lies. All right. lies lies. Okay. Let's try. We
were shocked to another example,
after floated the idea of a tax cut Tuesday. Payroll Tax is
something that we think about today saying it's not on the
table,
looking at a tax cut. Now we don't need it. We have a strong
economy. Why
would I want to play it again, after floating the idea of a tax
cut Tuesday? Payroll Tax is something that we think about
today saying it's not on the table. I'm not looking
at a tax cut. Now. We don't need it. We have a strong economy.
Were in there to see float the idea?
He says he's looking at it. We're looking at tax because
we're looking at tax because it's a float, float. I
mean, to be specific, he says taxes payroll taxes is something
we think about you know, who doesn't you get payroll tax. You
think about it, then thinking about something is not the same
as floating an idea. He specifically says yeah, we think
about and then he's ready, he contradicted himself. We never
contradicted him says he never said the for the net. The first
assertion was a false assertion. This is what NBC does
constantly. This is what they do. We're coming to you, you're
officially on
the Trump Defence Force.
I'm not defending anybody I know. I'm just condemning NBC
for reporting. a bigot. They're reporting is bigoted, biassed,
biassed and slanted. It's terrible. It really is terrible.
It is. It is. The best part of all those clips that you played
for me personally was the end of show so I am the chosen one. I
just can't I just can't get enough of that. In fact,
let's go over that part of it. That was pretty funny because
they condemn everybody all and that was all well, he's he's
thinks he's God. Now. Yes. If you watch the video, Trump's out
on the lawn. And he he's he's mocking the whole idea. And he
turns to the left and looks up in the sky and throws his arms
out and says I am the chosen one as a joke. What he shouldn't do,
nobody takes
what he should do that he's done. He's already done. I am
the chosen one. He tweeted a quote from the rabbi who said
he's king of the Jews. So of course now Trump says he's king
of the Jews. What he should do now is
I am the God of hellfire.
Now that will be great. That will be fantastic. I heard his
voice well, we we went way over time the affiliates are pissed
but that means we have some good stuff to carry over to Sunday,
the second Thursday show of the week. And we look forward to
seeing everybody there everybody who supported the show today
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America to get there.
I know that people love to embrace conspiracy theories.
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he just gets whacked before before the trial sharing
an unfounded conspiracy theory speculating I think
is determined for after years and years to find out what the
truth is, but I think that the truth is at its core, probably
something
if my company hadn't been successful, we wouldn't be here
today. So enough with this. So is it healthy? Probably not. I
say this.
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is the
debate now is about the best ways to move as fast as we can
to solve this crisis. We all know
that best way is to pay Al Gore.
Now he lies beneath the money tree 97% of scientists are
scaring kids. You know the dude telling all of them that we're
all gonna die? MoPhO
boruch.org/n A I am the chosen one.