I am the pod father Listen to me. Adam curry, John C Devora.
Sunday September 8 2019 This is your award winning get my nation
media assassination episode 1171
This is no agenda. Boston the billabong
and broadcasting live from opportunity's own 33 in the
frontier of Austin, Texas couple of the drone Star State in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where we're watching
hurricane Dorian. It doesn't seem to be coming here anytime
soon. I'm John C. Dvorak. Raglan buzzkill
Yeah, but apparently it's going to candy Navia that's hidden
there's already hidden it's hidden. It's hidden it's hated
the candy and Avians and it's getting stronger.
Yeah, it's at hitted Nova Scotia and they brought the troops in
and now I guess now it's headed over to the to the British Isles
is gonna hit Ireland is gonna go down the coast. Yeah, it take
out most of the coast of France and it's gonna bounce around,
come around.
And it's all done by the Chinese where their weather modification
technique is finally we agree on something.
Somebody's finally got a hold of this. They get their steering
wheel. They're moving this thing around,
you know what it's going to do. It's going to decimate
everything in its past decimate just decimated, decimated,
decimated,
decimated, decimated, decimated and people from
the island of Abaco are now taking refuge in Nassau after
Hurricane Dorian decimated their homes
to get our first glimpse of the decimated Bahama Islands from
the air
Nature's Fury has decimated it.
Marsh harbour of the northern part of Abaco is completely
decimated.
decimated
it's it's a minor minor bitch that I have at this time. And
we both have the show hat. This is not minor.
No, but we stopped but we gave up on it. We gave up on this a
long time ago.
Well who knew it was going to make such a comeback? And then
and then how can you use the fray? Well watch it back up and
give people the Deaf definition of decimate
decimated technically means 10% is gone. Not it's been cut down
to 10% but it think about a decimated 1010 It's been tend to
the top 10%. Okay, and this comes from this is from the from
Roman times they use
this Roman Yeah. So when they go on decimate they come into some
area they did kill 10% of the people now to say completely
decimated that's even better. Does that mean it's accurate?
two decimal points. Point 00 Yes,
it's exact right on the nose. completely decimated. And I
think it's okay if you axe for decimation otherwise it's just
devastated would have been better. Devastated would have
been probably correct. And we're making light of it. But holy
crap decimated, please.
So when you hear the word decimated think of the no agenda
show. Yes. And remember that means one out of 10 it means 10%
decimated? Yeah. Ever since I record the two of us. Together
we discovered the discovered is not anything to discover. You're
gonna get a plaque. Hey, you idiots are using the word wrong.
Like eight years ago? I think so. Yeah. And so we started in I
guess we went on a little rampage about it and nobody paid
attention. So they're still using the word improperly.
Let me see. Let me see if it's if they still on it's changed a
little bit. Let's go to Merriam Webster, which we I think we've
used consistently so now definition of decimate to select
by lot and kill every 10th man so that is the correct
definition. Yes, or to exact a tax of 10% to reduce drastically
especially in number. So now it gets a little funky here. And so
that's three A and three B is to cause great destruction or harm
to so the words or the language is
minor new change minor and new usage. I don't
know if that's as bad as Sharpie gate. But we were done with it
and 45 seconds so we're super dumb. We're done with bitching
about decimated but this Sharpie gate thing. I'm sure you follow
this to some or you did not know brother call it map
gate 2019. The question this morning did President Trump show
a doctored map hoping to prove he was right when he warned
hurricane Dorian would hit Alabama. The President
displaying that map in the Oval Office.
That was the original chart and you see it was going to hit not
only Florida but Georgia could have was going toward the gulf
that was what we what was originally projected. And it
took a right turn take a
closer look. The black line projecting that Dorian would
move from Florida to Alabama appears to be drawn on by a
marker. Here's the original issue last Thursday by the
National Hurricane Centre, Alabama in the clear, President
Trump has repeatedly insisted Alabama was in Dorians path.
Alabama could even be in for at least some very strong winds and
something more than that
the National Weather Service even forced to correct him
saying Alabama will not see any impacts from Dorian, but he's
still not backing down.
I know that Alabama was in the original forecast, but Alabama
was hit very hard and was going to be hit very hard along with
Georgia.
Now FEMA and NOAA referring all questions about the seemingly
doctored map back to the White House where President Trump said
he knew nothing about it.
So this was
the whole I said I know about this this event, I didn't know
it was called Sharpie gate.
Well, first of all, the fact that this is the cousin national
conversation on the so called news while while while other
while the Bahamas are decimated. What what do these people have
time for?
Do by the way, I used a photo in the last newsletter that was a
Sharpie gate type image because there's a bunch of these memes
going around. And when I put on the newsletter, it's quite
funny. But this is like yeah, this is kind of a mountain out
of a molehill kind of a well, it's looking for anything, I
guess. I don't know. And my favourite one I think was one of
the newspapers said it's illegal to mark up a map like this.
But But illegal,
but Noah actually came out and said, Yeah, actually the
President's right that there was an actual 10% the chance five to
10% of Alabama.
Yeah, when the windowless spaghetti stuff that will came.
And that's
another thing that is so fantastic. No one in the
mainstream bats an eye at 15 Spaghetti string so called
models, none of which actually appeared to be correct, at least
not initially. That's okay. But then, you know, this little
extra line which I don't think Trump drew that it. Maybe he was
so who cares? The fact that it's used, but then
what was the point of him like vouching for Alabama so much
to distract from the fact that this was a Chinese weather
weapon that we're combating maybe. Oh, let's not look
at second average show. Okay, saved. Okay. Yes, that good.
That ought to be wiping us out. But
this one, this one pretty far. Yale psychiatrist explains the
dangerous mental pathology behind Trump's unhinged Sharpie
gate fiasco. I mean, they're really Yeah, they're really
taking it that far.
He's unhinged and wrote up with a sharpie took the main line.
Dr. Bandy X Lee. Now this is that's the woman who wrote China
Chinese while she wrote the book and has all the psychologists
answer. Yeah. She said Trump is incapable of backing down no
matter how wrong he is, in a sense, becoming his own worst
enemy, and the ramifications for the country beyond one silly
viral moment. So that's the news, everybody, that's what the
news is doing. Is they're talking about Sharpie gate. The
meanwhile can the Navy is getting decimated. On these
parts,
I think one of the models may be I mean, I have to go back and
look at because they do have this spaghetti chart somewhere
in my files. If any of the models showed that thing, just
taking a right and bouncing up the coast hit North Carolina
then hitting Nova Scotia is pretty much of a long shot
model.
I'm curious if is there you should go back and take a look
at that. Well, because it's one Do we have a lot
of they had models going every which way? Yeah.
Oh, second, Mr. We have a lot of echo today. It sound you sound
echoey to me, maybe not.
But do you think chat room Do I sound egg gooey?
So we're witnessing something moving along here. We're
witnessing something in real time, which is fun to watch true
manipulation of the media, and by the media, and by Pr
consultants and lobbyists to change perception and usher in
laws that solidify a small number of large companies.
Sounds familiar, I'm sure. But I wanted I wanted to get this out
right away because this is something that I want everyone
to be aware of and to watch because it's really fun. When
you understand how it works and how long have we been Tracking
the vape wars, about three years now maybe a little longer.
Ever since you met Dexter vape
wars 18 years old.
My lungs are like a seven year olds.
Adam Hurtgen raider is made in an Illinois Hospital for a week
from vaping a told me if we
didn't bring him in when we brought him in, his lungs would
have collapsed and he would have died.
The Centres for Disease Control is now identified 450 possible
vaping related illnesses in 33 states.
vaping is the only common factor in these injuries to date. Many
individuals have reported vaping THC ingredient in marijuana or
other substances.
The CDC says it's too early to point to a single common
substance in all cases. But earlier this week, New York
state health officials said Vitamin E acetate found in some
vaping products is a focal point of their investigation. Like
most who fell ill Adam Hagen Reiter says he used THC vapes
and also vaped nicotine in a separate product made by Joule
the largest e cigarette maker in the country
to join, I didn't know what nicotine was. So I just thought
it was just a vape juice.
In a statement jewel lab said the ingredients of our products
do not include THC or vitamin E compounds like those found in
THC products. Regardless, health officials warn, don't take
chances,
folks who were really should consider not using these
products, not vaping until more is known about what is causing
these lung injuries.
The Food and Drug Administration is also investigating and it has
collected 120 samples, it's now testing to determine which
chemical compound may be causing so many bad reactions.
So that's kind of the headline, which most people have heard.
Yes, yeah. Well, hold on.
Did somebody slip in the word that guy did slipped into word
when I first first started? jeweling?
Oh, yeah, no, of course, this is this is about putting Joule, the
company that sold 30% to Altria, formerly known as Philip Morris,
for $18 billion. And Reynolds is in this as well. The idea is to
make Joule in particular, the only vape you can buy. And let
me explain a little bit how this works. Because this has been
done exactly the same way by big tobacco, who now effectively
owns joule. So first, let's start with these Joule, the
founders of jewel, have kind of a weird, they're weird part of
the story is they created the jewel device as a smoking
cessation device so that you will stop smoking, that's
actually kind of a negative for them, because they're being sued
now for making false claims and unproven claims. And but that's
a little bit of a side issue. I went as deep as I could to find
out who these three people were who died from vaping. And let's
just leave in the middle of what they were vaping it turns out
two of them were gentleman over 65 years old who had had serious
lung issues and had vaped THC. And so they died. And no one is
conclusively saying these people are getting sick from this or
these people died from this. But for sure, their conflict they're
conflating not complaint they are intermingling vaping of E
Juice vaping of THC and Jewel into one nice little bundled
story. And here's how it's supposed to work. They have 600
lobbyists right now in Washington for vaping for
vaping. Jewel, the company alone before the purchase, before the
partial acquisition had 88. lobbyist, they all want to do
the same thing, which is how big tobacco did it previously. You
want to swoop in and create state laws is and it's happening
everywhere. It's it's happening in Texas this month, age is
going to 21 There's a couple other things in there. Why do
they want the state laws because they have much bigger control on
state representatives, particularly tobacco states, but
they have a lot of control over them a lot of money going into
this. And the minute they get the state laws in place. Cities
can no longer create ordinances, and they put in all these
preemptions so there's many different little subtle things
like oh, doesn't count for veterans. You know, if you got
one leg and you're and you're near school, you can buy it
anyway. There's all these little things and it makes the it makes
the policing of the measures much more difficult. This is
exactly what RJR did. There's nothing knew except the media is
either playing into it half of them probably are and the other
ones are too dumb not to know history. And here's an example
of Michigan
and the big story snuffing out and epidemics Michigan becoming
the first state to ban the sale of flavoured e cigarettes
Governor Gretchen Whitmer two
very important that flavoured e cigarettes flavoured
accusing e cigarette companies have using deceptive advertising
and candy flavours to hook kids on nicotine Wittmer ordering the
health department to issue emergency rules to ban sales in
the state. All this after a series of mysterious respiratory
illnesses right here in Michigan and all around the country, all
associated with vaping
the vaping industry already responding leading manufacturer
Juul labs pushing back on the pending ban including menthol
based products like mint flavouring saying we believe
that to encourage adult smokers to switch from combustible use
the number one cause of preventable death in the world.
They should be available at retail alongside tobacco vape
shop owners sounding the alarm that the ban will bulldoze their
business.
I've never witnessed one transaction that doesn't have
labour in it so if this continues we're gonna get shut
down.
And that's the point they want the little vape shops shut down
because true almost all E Liquids are flavoured it's very
I like tobacco it's very hard to get a tobacco flavour in less
Oh, guess what you go to joule who are the main manufacturers
of tobacco flavoured products? Yeah, they have some menthol but
I'm sure they'll figure that out. So the it's very simple.
Get the state laws in place. Squash all of the independent
people who created the industry scare people into using nothing
unless it's FDA approved. And Jul is going to be the rule
right on top. That's what's going on here. And you can watch
it in everything
well, I do believe I do believe Do you believe there is a one
competitor I've seen him advertising which is on a jewel
level as a tobacco company.
Yeah, there's there's one other product I forget the name of it.
But yeah, yeah, it'll be
going on. But looking back on this is that is that for a
couple of things that people could note. This all came on out
of the blue all of a sudden, every you know, everybody's
reporting on it across the country history indicates this
is some sort of a PR, PR scam. And the thing was remember just
two or three years ago, when the whole scene was really I
wouldn't say vibrant but it was rockin and there was all these
shops everywhere. And that's when those guys had these 25
volt DC boxes that they breathe that you know the oh, this is
giant vape cloud they blow it out and it would fill a room
with smoke and you see this wire those guys all in in in the
hospital? You would think
no, because it's untrue. Now it's very possible that this
tocopheryl acetate, which is Vitamin E acetate, that is
where's that in a vape? Well, that's in the THC, which is
typically home build stuff, you know, they people get carts off
of Alibaba, they throw some stuff in there, they throw some
some DAB basically, you know, highly extracted THC, and they
want to get some oil there so that it can, it can vaporise and
you know that it may actually be hurting people absolutely. But
you don't want to do this kind of experimentation of get stuff
off the street, there are reputable companies if if you
want to vape your THC, they're very safe approved. And you can
get it from California mainly. Anything else is of course
dangerous. And there's all kinds of you know, you can get popcorn
lung and all these different things that people warned about.
But having been a lifelong tobacco smoker, and having
stopped and pretty much moved to vape there are some definite
side effects. Such as I am not short of breath, I can bicycle
longer at spin this whole bunch of side effects that seemed to
be quite beneficial. But I don't do some hokey cartridge that
some guides palmed off to me on the corner of the street. That's
what may have been happening there. But it it's kind of moot
because this is a Hill and Knowlton job or some other
company who knows exactly how to do this and they're succeeding
is great. And now it's the CDC versus the FDA. Well Guess who's
gonna win. You know, it's gonna be the FDA and they'll give the
go ahead to jewel and if you want to make a flavoured liquid,
that'll be okay, but you'll have to pay about a million dollars
to get go to the approval process. At least that's what
jewel will set it at. So no one else can compete.
Yes no scam works as the American way.
And just like the marijuana industry, you can totally ignore
it you can make your own e liquid at home. You don't need
to go buy anything if you don't want to and you can ensure that
it's safe like marijuana, you don't have to buy it in the
dispensary. You can actually take a seat and grow yourself
it's quite fun to do so but I do want everyone to pay attention
to this because you'll see it you'll see more and more
apparently galling you have nothing else.
galling me it's fun. It's fun to watch. Once you're aware of
what's going on then it's fun to see you know how they're doing
it and how news media is all in? All in completely No, no
questions asked just oh, they
have no interest in actually digging into the story even just
superficially, which is all you need to do to get to the bottom
of it. But they won't even do that much work. It's just not
it's beyond them. To get there to get the video press release
from somebody who just look at this. This is all packaged up
all we need is a voiceover
there was another one of these that that came out and I think I
know where this is coming from. And this is the Oxford report on
vegetarians. I hope you heard this one.
I believe so.
Yeah. Let's let's listen to the intro.
Plant based eating has momentum more and more people giving up
meat here in Atlanta, you'll find a long line like this at
the restaurant, slutty vegan. Last month KFC tested
the place think it is yeah.
Vegan just kind of there was no video while they were saying it
sounded like slutty vegan to meet.
Last month KFC tested plant based chicken it's sold out in
less than five hours. Burger King has a meatless burger
option now as well. According to Global Data, there's been a 600%
increase in people identifying as vegan in the United States
from 2014 to 2017. But a new study links vegan and vegetarian
diets as increasing chances of having a stroke. So we wanted to
talk more about
so first, she's already mixing up vegan and vegetarian the
study was about vegetarians. And I like how it's been tied into
the meat meatless movement, which is why I think the study
came out in the first place or at least the studies being
abused for this. So all meatless Oh, everyone's going meatless,
but all the slutty vegan Oh, who knows? This could not be all
what's going on. So you're set up to already not want to eat
the meatless burger. So you know who's behind this joining us.
Already, Dr. Reddy, Could this really be a legitimate side
effect of of giving up meat? Well,
this was a pretty impressive study, it was done to the
University of Oxford in England, and they looked at 48,000 people
in their 40s and followed them for a very long time. And as
they followed them, they talked to them about their diet. And
they found out what we've known before, that a vegetarian and or
vegan diet can lower the risk of heart disease. But there was no
data on stroke. And in this study, there was a slight
increase in the risk of stroke. Now the authors are quick to say
this is not cause and effect. It's an observational study, and
no more research needs to be done. But I think it's really
worth talking about as we see more people embracing a plant
based lifestyle.
So this was this is the 20% increased chance of of stroke if
you only if you're vegetarian. But the study is quick to point
out that this is does not prove causation. The same Oxford three
years ago, 2016 released the interim report of the same
people, except they've been following for 16 years instead
of 18 years. And they said actually 35% of people don't eat
meat seem to have healthier heart didn't mention anything
about stroke. But then just listen to the news folks who are
all in on the meatless generation you know,
when you eat plants, you can feel better, it's easier to
digest, you are gonna live longer.
These are not doctors, these are the news people talking after
this report just so you understand where the money's
coming from.
You have a human you eat plants, you can feel better, it's easier
to digest, you aren't gonna live longer. That's just how it is.
Through the generations the more meat you eat, the more physical
maladies you're likely to possess. Well, I'm
full disclosure to
the news guy.
But listen, here's the here's the doctor who's going who's
doing the report. She's against it.
Is it cool maladies you're likely to possess well I'm full
disclosure. I'm
a lacto ovo vegetarian I do
black to ovum vegetarian. Oh, I have not heard of this loud.
It's very common out here. It means you drink milk and you eat
eggs.
I thought that was so the lacto lacto ovum
full disclosure. I'm a lacto ovo vegetarian I do egg and cheese
Bevin and Vegeta During for many, many years and I worked
for me, but I think this is a personal decision. I think
there's also ways that you can be a healthy meat eater and
there are ways to be an unhealthy vegetarian if you're
going to eat a vegetarian diet and it's going to be full of
refined carbohydrates and sugars, that is not good for
you. You also as a vegetarian have to be cautious to make sure
you're getting your protein and your calcium and focus on
vitamins because the authors in this study speculate that some
of the vitamins that vegetarians are often lacking may be
contributing to the increased risk of stroke. But I think you
can eat meat and be healthy I think everything in moderation
maybe avoid too much red meat avoid processed meat for sure
limited eliminated but a limited
the bacon sausage sandwich with a cigarette and everyone's
eat a cigarette. Yeah. These are the same global warming doofus
is now a couple of things. The woman before been talking about
the Oxfam report said vegetarian lifestyle. I thought that was
interesting. Just the idea of it being a lifestyle. It's a
lifestyle choice.
It's a choice diet. I
live the vegetarian lifestyle. I'm pro lacto. Ovo, and then the
lacto. ovum woman. I mean, why don't you could you beat Can you
slip the word meat in there? I'm a vegetarian with this, like
this commercials going around? Where this guy says, Dude,
what's the what's the he says to his wife in the Volkswagen, some
funny commercial on the west coast for 76 products. And his
couple of hipsters and one of them says to his wife says, do
they have a vegan menu? Is the restaurant they're trying to
find? She says no, you're not a vegan. He says I am a vegan when
I don't eat meat. And I think there's this flexibility going
on like this, like this is people will just kind of like
well, I'll be vegan for a day. Now I'm reminded of a story when
I went to see MIT once with this guy with a group of people one
of these guys was white. See,
but is that is that the computer conference in Germany?
Yeah, the big giant one in Hanover. And so this guy is
adamant Vegan. Vegan. He's made a big scene about it. And he was
a big fat guy was run into in tech. And what it was a fat guy
with a big gut. And I'm thinking this guy's a vegan. I used to be
skinny as a rail. I mean, just I don't get it. And so I went to
breakfast one morning in there he was eating his breakfast
because he did candy bars, cereal and that candy bars but
nothing but but danishes like a pile of like 10 or 11 Stud
cinnamon buns. It's like his main diet was cinnamon funds and
this was veganism to him.
Are you sure he was a vegan?
We said he was and he made a big stink about it. And now it'd be
better if everybody was is political, you know? Yeah, well
don't eat meat.
Well, we have duelling factions. Here we have the meat people. As
you said the what is it the cattle ranchers or whoever,
whoever, whoever whoever the meat people are and the meat
people are fighting the meatless movement and and you know, what
are they are they should they
better? That's their job. They have these associations. You pay
into these clubs, and they're supposed to do that just that
business and so they're doing some finally, yeah.
Finally.
Yeah, now we're all for meat. I guess I am for meat. Actually.
We cook some meat last night. That's a birthday gift to Tina
and I took a cooking class I
have a gift is meat. It's a great birthday dear here. Here's
some meat.
I went to a cooking class. Oh,
I'm reluctant
to keep time reluctant to talk about it because you're just
gonna just gonna make fun of it.
Oh, I'm not okay. What if I guarantee not to make fun of it?
No, but it won't be a good segment.
Okay, well, okay, let's, I'll moderate myself, so I'm not
perfect. I'll take it seriously. Ice is cooking session I would
maybe go to as we want to learn some very fine specialty about
how to use filo dough in a certain way.
I'm sure they have a class like that. This is this was the date
night cooking session. There's just a date. Nobody learned how
to make Tremblay. We made popovers and check it out. I was
sceptical but we actually had a kale dish that didn't taste all
that Kaley.
Yeah, if you cover it up with enough bacon fat, no cook it to
death.
It was shallots and it was creamy, creamy kale
loaded up shallots. There's a good one that's a good cover up.
And I learned
how to properly dice a shallot which I didn't know there's
a good way to do it. Oh, well. What way is this?
Well, you put the shallot down and then you slice slice
horizontally seven eighths of the way through there. then you
go on top and then you get your perfectly small dice.
Yes, it's done with onions to the same thing.
Oh no, I'm sure it's it's it's more i just i It was new I
learned that and it was good though it was fun you and you're
doing that there with a couple other people and you're drinking
wine and it's fun it was it was I had a very good time. It was a
lot of fun. And we made a beautiful piece of meat
what was the meat that you thought you were making?
popovers and desserts stuff yeah
that was all there too. It was so it was a nice it was the meat
that you had what was so special about that? Well that we cooked
that it was you know it was like a you cooked meat before it was
a of course. I mean I cooked the meat the same way except I do it
I always see it on each side and then into the oven that goes in
the in the cast iron skillet and that was basically the same so
there was nothing new for me there other than the the topping
through this huge butter and more shallots and you know
seasoning and just melted all over it it was so good and and
not very vegetarian
let you gotta see
It's no fun if you don't make fun of it then it doesn't work.
Well it wasn't that much to make fun of by putting butter on meat
is not that new There
you go. There it is. But you walk out yeah it's done in this
place called Sula tabula, which is kind of a William sincerely
tabula. They got desperate the Berkeley operation. Yeah.
Conversely, eyes.
Yes. And then you walk out like that. I really want that knife
that I just use. Yeah, that pepper. That was kind of good
price. full retail.
Sharp knife save lives.
Yeah, they got one of those operations here. Fourth Street
and they got one up in Seattle. And there's a couple more on the
West Coast, I think. Yeah. A day. Yeah. Boston is an obvious
place for the suckers to go there. Yeah, no problem. Makes
sense. Suckers.
It was a Fanta fabulous evening.
Well, happy birthday. Thank you.
What were you doing? Meanwhile? Hopefully you were prepping for
the show. While I was off. I was
watching football. So the beginning of the new college
season? Yeah. Okay, got to watch the Oregon rack up. 77 points.
Wow. Doesn't mean anything to you. But it means a lot to me.
But I was also trying to follow what's going on with Brexit,
which I do want to talk about for a minute. Yeah. And the
reason is because I didn't realise this because I never I
hadn't followed him. But I'm on Twitter. Boris Johnson is doing
a Trump. Oh, he only he's upped the ante, I think and Trump is
following suit. Boris puts on videos. He's much like Adam, or
Scott Adams or OJ.
You mean like really? Like, oh, like really shitty videos.
They're pretty shitty. Selfless, like, Hey, everybody. So he's
got
does he actually start off with Hey, everybody that would be
great. Close.
It's close. Yeah, not quite. He doesn't have the the doesn't
have the little singing at the beginning. Or OJ a Twitter
world. Right. So but this is Boris Johnson. This is a long
clip. But and it's a little I think it's slightly dulled
because he's a Brit. And so he speaks you know, with this kind
of style that is like a but he does go on and he makes his case
for what's going on with regarding Brexit is a little bit
bullshit. We heard the Faraj clip last show about him, you
know sneaking over to Brussels to try to do a deal. Here is
Boris Johnson on Twitter explaining Himself. Hi,
folks, a lot has happened this week. And I wanted to update
you. I've been negotiating over the past five weeks to get us a
new deal. EU leaders were willing to negotiate a deal
because they knew we're going to leave on October the 31st Deal
or No Deal. Last night, Jeremy Corbyn and others voted to wreck
the chance of a deal. Their new law tries to force the
government to go to Brussels beg for another delay until 2020. Or
for as long as Brussels demands. People want another pointless
delay. But this law is even worse, Brussels could demand
that I hand over billions of your money in return for this
pointless I refuse to do this. My view is that if Parliament
tries to force another pointless delay, but I refuse to do that,
then voters should decide what happens next. People can choose
Jeremy Corbyn to be Prime Minister go to Brussels on the
17th of October to delay Brexit again and do what Brussels
wants. All people can choose me to go to Brussels on the 17th of
October, try to negotiate a new deal and I'm confident that I
can but to leave on the 31st of October in all circumstances. So
The country can move on. Last night, Jeremy Corbyn voted to
stop you, the public deciding this. He's now voted to destroy
the negotiations to delay again, for no reason. And to stop the
EU deciding whether we delay or not. If he doesn't trust you to
make this decision, I do trust you, it will be totally wrong
for parliament to force another pointless delay without your
agreement. So if you want Brexit sorted out before October, the
31st, and please asking your MP to vote on Monday, so that you
can have your say on who goes to Brussels to sort this out. Me or
Jeremy Corbyn. Thank you.
Now, that was actually pretty good. I appreciate what he's
doing. But where are we exactly? It's not entirely clear to me.
What is the status of everything now?
You know, it's not entirely clear to me either I can say
that, you know, apparently they they're pushing and pushing and
pushing to extend date again. Well, yeah, I understand that
the half his ministers have been fired. Just over the last few
days. They've been firing him left and right, because they've
been turned codes. I just
want to hear his call to action again at the end to see what he
wants people to do
force another pointless delay without your agreement. So if
you want Brexit sorted out before October, the 31st. And
please ask your MP to vote on Monday so that you can have your
say on who right so
this is a Monday is when the parliament has the vote. And
then we're and then if that law passes, then Boris is basically
screwed. He can't do anything then he's locked. Out locked in
locked out?
Yes. It was locked somewhere.
I someone, I think it was comics or Blogger of all people. Take
that with the authority of when it comes to the plan. And
remember, there's a cumberbund no Cummings is, is running the
campaign. That's that's the guy who ran the Brexit campaign.
That's the smartest guy in the room type algo Meister. And he's
running a lot of this for, for Boris Johnson. And you don't
hear much of him. But apparently, the idea is for
Boris to refuse the law be held in contempt.
That's what he hinted at in that in that little Twitter speech,
and then go to jail. And then the Queen would pardon him, he'd
come out. And then he could do whatever we do, because the date
is past. And he is in charge somehow. So there's something
there's like some strategy, which sounded pretty wild to me.
Kind of like, I don't know.
It's a pause. I mean, there's all kinds of possibilities and
it is not beyond Boris Johnson to pull a wild stunt.
It would make things a little more exciting. Yeah, because
this is not really working. For me. We don't have
like in this get this another vote coming up in this was we
you got your prediction on the line?
Why that Boris won't make it happen. Yeah, that's my
prediction. He will not make it happen.
Obviously, I had a
was this of course what's more interesting to me is the
propaganda that goes around and this was a piece where's this is
from I think this might have been BBC, of course, this is
about the settled status scheme. For those who are you not Brits
living in or who are EU citizens, I should say, living
in the UK, but don't have don't have the proper paperwork,
possibly to stay after Brexit. So they bring out this this
woman who's under from an East Bloc country, she's been married
to a guy she lives in Bristol, they have a son together and
she's worried about what's going to happen to her. And there's
this hole in the report with just no words the music goes
down a little bit and they put a title on the lower third which I
will read for you after the bid passes. I'll go back and read it
to you so you know why this is the kind of bullshit they're
doing there.
Why but my future wife as a future self, my children what
will happen to me on the first of November what will happen to
them by its impact on them as well. This also feeling of being
rejected to to the country you can home. I've been living in
the UK for 16 years. I've been to some employer for 15 years,
and I'm married to an English man actually applied that day
mainly to vote on sale team thinking, hey, let's celebrate
his birthday and celebrate my safe status.
So here's this hole in the report. And so what she's saying
is, you know, I've been here for 16 years I've been employed for
15 years my little boy turned 13 I was like, Oh, I'm gonna
celebrate my my official status and
read it for you as best and save my safe status.
Lily's application had insufficient evidence to be
instantly approved. In other words, she had no right to be
there but okay,
I never actually say will happen to me. I feel that my voice is
not being heard. I think my voice in that voice of 3 million
EU citizens living here is not being heard. No one is asking us
how it's impacting on hearse on our day to day life on our
mental health. I want to remain positive, fabulous trust
lost trust. So they're using these sob stories to get
everybody into the right mood. Telly whoa we can't be Brexit
This is no good the poor woman Oh no. Meanwhile in
the UK a plant for all we know she works for a public relations
agency and this is all malarkey. Absolutely.
Think about the business the United States could do with the
United Kingdom if they were freed from the EU and Trump is
doing all this with it now we have 20 Was it tariffs 100%
tariffs on dairy goods and I even some Gouda cheese which is
kind of upsetting to me it's one of my my my main sources of
protein so that's EU sanctions going up I think the US in the
in the UK could have fantastic trade we could we could make
them our manufacturing base. us Brits to
work. Yeah, we're gonna put that Mexicans back to work. Oh,
really? Yeah. as well. Looks like in a sense some Canadians
too. But they're it's just this whole thing is just dragging on
too long. I can't believe the public there. Got it. Where's
the redo? That's what they're gonna have to do.
Yeah, it's a well, on the 19th of October. They have 19th of
October. Yes, the 19th of October is another March. The
people's vote March and they're pushing that big. So I think
that's that's the plan the 17th they're all back. The 19th We
have the end is this will be a big protest. Let me see. Because
this is like the people's vote March. That was who was
sponsoring that last time with all these with all this
professional signs. I don't know it's probably
some French company. I do have a report from PBS and the minor
the minor Brexit protests are taking place now they're
expected to grow
on a second what's which is this
minor Brexit protests duelling
marches collided in London's parliament. Today one side in
favour and the other side against the UK leaving the
European Union without a deal. Members of the pro Brexit
democratic football lads Alliance clashed with the anti
Brexit group march for change. European Union flags waved
besides a flying beer can police managed to keep the two groups
apart. The UK is departure from the EU under a no deal Brexit is
still set for October 31. But debate continues in Parliament.
Okay, here it is. It's the people's vote on Saturday 19th
October 2019. London people's vote March let us be heard. And
15 towns and cities across the country culminating an enormous
historic March in London October 19. Because it is now clear that
this was a crisis that cannot be settled. Let me see FAQs as I
say who's funny doesn't really say who's behind this but when
you hit the donate button, which is usually what I like to hit
first you're hardly going to believe this chip in whatever
you can afford. scorch the March now they're using the chip in
language.
So they're probably got the same consultants. Yeah, the same
people
who writes the nation builder is nation builder. Isn't that a
part of shear blue? I think I think it is
yeah, it's obvious it's probably the dentist shear blue and these
guys are and the American Democrats are all against the
idea of Brexit because it really slows down the progress to one
world government. Yeah, which is where we're supposed to be real
target and that's going to take a while and you can't do it with
stuff like Brexit. Joining us makes a mess and now gotten out
we gotta go. You got what we're gonna do about that? Yeah, it's
just he's a fly in the ointment. Yeah,
nation builder. Started in 2008. Eat surprise surprise from some
of the Obama people, there you go. That's where it's all coming
from. Yeah, sir all but I think they'll get a lot of traction, I
think there will be a lot of people marching, whether there
are or not it will be portrayed as millions. Let's put a number
on it. I would say they're going to say something like, over two
must be good has to be good.
No, I don't believe this. Okay, but give us a number I have my
number.
They would have to say 3 million people nationwide or something
of this ilk. So not just London.
That's hedging, but okay, I'm gonna say there's a half a
million people. Half a million will be the number they use. And
it's going to be in London.
It'll be all footage from London. But they have to go
bigger than a million because I've already done that down that
one before so it has to go a little further.
I don't think they're going to take him pull it off. I think
they can say half a million and it'll get the same impact. I
don't think you need to say a million. Half a million marching
in London's a lot of people well, bottom line Hong Kong.
Bottom 2 million, you know to make a number make it happen.
Yeah, Hong Kong is great that we are doing such a good job. Hong
Kong. Now we've, we've moved it. We've we've shifted everything.
to Paul, my goodness. It's not just that people don't want the
Chinese government they want Mirka Hong Kong
protesters are taking their demands straight to the US
Consulate. Huge crowds are gathered now ahead of an
authorised march to the Consulate building. It is the
14th straight weekend of demonstrations. Many are waving
American flags. These are live live video we have for you right
now. They hope their pleas for democracy will resonate with
Americans. On Saturday, the US Defence Secretary urged China's
government to show restraint in dealing with the protests that
were there more American flags in this live video we're showing
you now
China is as HoH and they're singing the national anthem, and
they're waving the flags. It's fantastic. I mean, this is this
has been a while since you've seen protesters in another
country saying we want America to step in. How on 21st century
is that? No one says that anymore.
Yeah, that's I don't know who's orchestrating that but that
takes a lot of nerve.
It's chutzpah I think is the term. Yeah, waive these flags
and say you want us come on that. You think Brexit is a
bunch of phoney baloney. These reports are not people who have
serious issues and the very pissed off and maybe they are
extremely frustrated and all they can can hope for is that
somehow the United States does something to help them because
it's no joke what they're going through.
I have no idea here's the Embed more normalised report I do have
which is from CBC. Which is in other words, doesn't really tell
you about the American aspect was it but it's pretty complete
report which is unusual for CBC Hong Kong report.
But let's turn now to Hong Kong where it is already Saturday
morning. It's also where officials are bracing for yet
another weekend of protests. Setting the stage protesters
trashed a subway station overnight an act of destruction
aimed at disrupting traffic to the airport.
It wasn't supposed to be like this. Protesters filling the
streets and taunting police. The police shooting back with rubber
bullets. The concession by Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam this past
week was supposed to leave most people satisfied. Does that
change anything?
Of course not.
If anything, it makes it angrier than before. Why? Because we
know it's a lie. It is a lie. She's trying to do something
just trying to divide us and we're not going to let that
happen.
Instead, tonight's crowd seemed United further demanding that
Lam call an independent inquiry into perceive police brutality,
something she has refused. But the protesters refused to forget
this scene from last week. Beatings in the subway by police
looking for them on the physical macoco. This man too afraid of
police to reveal his identity got in the way. Today he showed
a handful of reporters his bruises. He insists he was just
a passenger Odile Hassan dialytic I was pushed to the
floor and beaten with their batons. He said is called a
cockroach. That anger spilled onto the streets here again
tonight met with police warning flags. So they're moving away
from the police station right now there's been a Black Flag
meaning tear gas is coming at an orange flag meaning there could
be shooting. Right now they're trying to get everybody who
doesn't have gear doesn't have equipment out of the danger
zone. Indeed, the tear gas came quickly after as did more shots.
The police did manage to regain control of the streets. But as
they left tears from bystanders showed they have not regained
Hong Kong's
respect. Yeah, now we have
one of our producers wrote a nasty note in saying, you know,
this is interesting and all but why is there so much emphasis is
just on his Hong Kong, because when the yellow vest revolution
in France, has been going on consistently predating this Yes.
And continuing to this day, and there is zero news coverage of
it. He's leading him to believe that this is like, you know,
staged and not staged by any means. And so far is it being a
fake, but staged by the American public relations machinery to be
promoted? Oh, of course, just just to embarrass China. Well,
we
have to we have to promote the right story at the right time.
Yes. And there's nothing to it. There's nothing good about these
protests in other parts of the world which are going on? And I
mean, there's nothing good that can come of it for us as a, you
know, in general.
Well, let's, let's be factual this. This is only about what
we're shown. And that's a downside to the to the type of
show we do is we can really only respond to what is out there.
Although again, I'm dipping more into podcasts and other
alternative forms of media because it's so boring, boring,
what the mainstream is doing. And it's just over at this just
regurgitate the same story. Do it again,
you see the same thing at every news outlet? Bang, bang, bang,
exactly. The same thing is like you brought that up with the
Sharpie gate. How is this a new story at all?
It's not It's should not be the leaders should not be the lead
when people are
being decimated. The decimation of Nova Scotia, and then
there was this report I had and of course, I can't try it
anymore. And I won't try it. Bridgette phi is the app of
choice now for the Hong Kong protesters. Since they when they
were they were doing using all kinds of different apps to
communicate with each other. The smartest one I thought was
Pokeyman Pokeyman. Go where they were using the DM feature the
chat feature to communicate. But now apparently they're using
Bridgette phi, which is a Bluetooth, peer to peer chat
app, which I don't know. And again, I can't try it. I don't I
will not try it on anything I have. I'd like to know how it
works. I mean, what's going on? What else is it talking to?
Does? They think it keeps them safe? I don't see how it keeps
him safe. Is there some kind of encryption can you identify
people could a could a law enforcement official come in and
listen along? I don't know. But the idea is cool. But I mean,
Bluetooth is one of the number one snooping mechanisms used at
retail cots get your Bluetooth on? Oh, we know exactly who you
are.
All that data is known.
Don't know. Yeah. Well, maybe one of our producers give it a
shot. Or maybe we have someone in Hong Kong.
Break it down for us. Yeah, I would like to get out. Plenty of
guys can do that. Yeah.
I just I can't contaminate my cloaked iPhone.
Let's use Tina's gear.
I tell you, she hates the fact that she has to have gear but
you know, her job requires her to have some stuff with her on
the phone.
And, of course,
but I'm always like, hey, try this. No, no, she's taken most
things off that she really doesn't need but she has to have
the social social media apps on to complete the job. But no,
thanks. Maybe I'll ask the millennial. I'll ask the
millennial she'll do it. Ask
the millennials. Don't be glad she got this app,
which is the 5% Club. Which actually kind of liked this when
you can enter a special chat room when you're when your
iPhone battery is below 5% And just have people chatting with
each other but I'm at 4% now I'm about to go about to go out in
flames. And they have these huge rallies around people dying.
That was really the battery going but then kind of dying in
real time. Armageddon is upon us.
That's the silliest thing I've ever heard. It's, it's funny in
a way. But yeah, it just goes to show.
Wrapping up this first hour with a few unhoused pieces. I told
you about the town hall that we had in Austin, which was at
Edwards University. And again, the mayor was there and a couple
of council members and it was not quite as clean as little
rowdier than we thought or than previous previous town halls had
been. And I said that there was someone who got kicked out it
was actually Owen Shroyer, from Infowars. Who does what he has a
show on the War Room, I think is what it's called. And I want to
play two pieces here. One is, and this did make this parts of
it made the news but not not as much not the full minute, where
he's just sitting there. He's got his he's got a camera, he's
got his Infowars mic, and he just stands up and starts
yelling at everybody. And I thought it was kind of cool,
because they're
dealing with just the perfect storm.
We're there every week at the arch, talking with our social
service providers and helping to mobilise support for a programme
that I think helps point direction to where we need to
go.
I can't take this anymore, nothing is gonna change in this
city with meetings like this. This is pathetic. Nothing is
going to change in this city with meetings like this, and
leaders like this. This is pathetic. How many times we
ought to have meetings like this, we should be sounding like
me right now. Like me right now now, like, want to know why
nothing changes in this city because of bad leadership.
Nothing is gonna change in this city or your city with this bad
leadership. This is pathetic. Nothing is gonna change in this
city. And notice how every city he mentioned is run by
Democrats. Democrats do this to cities. Nothing is gonna change
in this city with this leadership. Nothing. Absolutely
nothing. We need a new mayor. Now.
I like this because the the expression on the on the the
mayor's face in the council is is one of total non lack of
understanding just cannot believe that someone would do
this in their holy presence. You can see them they're like, Oh my
God, how dare this peasant. And you can really see it. And what
I like about this it's an old tactic is it does sometimes spur
other people on to take a little more aggressive stance such as
this young lady with double privilege to change
cities all over man, I'm a young woman, I'm a young minority pays
a lot of money to live in this city. And there's 10 cities
everywhere. I don't feel safe in my own community.
Yeah, when you gotta double privilege minority and a woman,
we're not gonna throw her out. We're gonna listen to what she
has to say. In our will it help doubtful? No, of course not.
It's, it's but thank goodness, people are pissed off, you know
that. Are there any meetings in California that have people
angry, you never see it.
And then they'll put it up. But it's happens all the time. It's
constant. You're screaming at each other in the Oakland City
Council. They're screaming at each other at Berkeley. They're
screaming at each other in San Francisco, and we need someone
screaming at each other. We need some
reports. We need to know how to do it. Or how not to do it.
I think the guy from info World Wars has the right idea. And
he's triggered the other woman which is perfect as you're doing
it fine.
A couple of bills going through the the House of Representatives
to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to allow for non
recognition of gain on real property sold for use as
affordable housing. So they're still trying to do the housing
thing. So it's the affordable housing incentives act. I know
really, and void zero asked me to please post the link in the
show notes which I've done under the unhoused topic to the hobo
ethics code. Because people should be living by that. This
was from the 1889 National hobo convention in St. Louis,
Missouri. You remember it, John, it must have been a good time.
It was great. That's the ethics Cobos though is the ethical code
created by the tourist union. And it has things like decide
your own life. Tourists they mean hobos. Yes. Well, that's
what hobos were back in the day there were the
the national tour neighbours,
their neighbours who are camping neighbours who are camping next
to your house.
I have a look at that the hobos ethic code which has doesn't
even come close to how the hobos are treating our cities now. But
yeah,
yeah, they used to have a code. Yeah,
yeah, it was like be helpful. Don't get in the way don't do
crappy stuff.
Now they've deserved a feel entitled.
Oh, totally.
When junk jungling in town, which I guess is what
panhandling used to be called. Respect handouts. Do not wear
them out. Another hobo will be coming along who will need them
as bad if not worse than you always respect nature. Do not
leave garbage where you are jungling maybe jungle from
jungling jungling. Jungle jungling. Yes. If in a community
jungle always patient where the chance to tense intensity yes
juggling. Try to stay clean boil up wherever possible. When
travelling ride your train respectfully take no personal
chances cause no problems with the operating crew or host
railroad act like an extra crew member. There's all kinds of
fine things to adhere to as a hobo. traveller. This
proves that this problem is not new. Oh, heck
no.
Job is not new. Why is it such a problem? Now in certain specific
Democrat run cities like San Francisco, and Austin and
Seattle, it appears
because and Portland, they want to transition people from hobos
to camping neighbours, I think that's where the problem
started.
It doesn't solve it doesn't solve anything for them. But
there's something else that's that's bothersome minutes going
on. And I can't put my finger on what it is. But this, it's too
coincidental that we have these. And I don't want to just call
out the Democrats on this. But these cities are all run by
Democrats. They all have this brought the same exact problem.
And they're all we can't do anything about it. But this
problem has been around forever and has always been dealt with
in one way or another. Usually law enforcement does part of it.
That if somebody breaks your car window, like in San Francisco,
maybe it should be taken up by the police. And maybe the guy
who obviously did it because he's walking up the street could
be arrested. There's something that could be done about it. But
no, the law enforcement car window No, no big deal
to law enforcement has been neutered. They can't do
anything. And that's consistent. Maybe this bill, this affordable
housing incentives act. maybe that has something to do with
it. When you think about the answer to that, um, I can only
speak about Austin, but I think the same is the same for other
cities where this is happening. Portland, Los Angeles, San
Francisco, Seattle can keep going. It's always the answer is
always, oh, we need more housing, more affordable
housing, housing. And what happens is you create the
affordable housing which the young people move into, because
they can't afford what's going on. And then the rents the
revenues for people who own and lease out real estate, it just
they just keep making more money. So that's the only
somehow it's a real estate scam. It seems like a real estate
scam. And this portable Housing Act with no capital gains taxes
could be part of that.
I would expect so and I were I'm recalling the reports that we
have here, which I'm not recording. But local news
reports. Oh, the run into problems with the homelessness
is because no one can afford a home in San Francisco where the
median house price and they say this. The meat of it is a good
number. The median house price in San Francisco is 1.1 million.
Yeah. Well, that's got nothing to do with homelessness. Nobody
can afford those kinds of rates. Unless you're, you know, that's
why most people don't live in San Francisco. Unless it's you
know, he's just not affordable at all, but which put it's not
affordable, a lot of places not affordable in Beverly Hills.
They don't have a homeless encampment there.
Well, I think they have specific city ordinances there. So yeah,
and their real estate market is tightly controlled. They got it
all. They they don't need to have more real estate to sell.
Austin is is an fantastically expanding city. And yeah, you
just have to think that this is all a big real estate scam. Keep
saying the answer is affordable housing. Oh my gosh, now they're
camping everywhere because we dropped the ordinance. We need
to speed up affordable housing, housing. We need to get more
money we need to raise more money. How can we see it and The
other way as a real estate scam
problem was it being a real estate scam? Is this is an
unhealthy condition they're creating?
Well as the former New York banker said things are so great.
They don't give a shit. Haha, we got people pooping on the
street. Who cares? Who cares? We're doing great. We don't live
in the city. Yeah, well, there's
that. I think there's some truth to that.
I hate to do this on a sour note. But with that, I do want
to thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you,
the man who put the C and the D in the Centres for Disease
Control, John C. DeVore.
In the morning do Mr. Anna Korean DiMartino ships see boots
on the ground subs in the water and all the names and dates out
there
in the morning to the trolls in our troll room, hey, are to be
found at no agenda stream.com, where they are always hanging
around. Trolling mainly, often have good little suggestions.
And that's the place where you can find all kinds of fine
entertaining shows, which you will not find in the mainstream
anywhere. And it's on 24 hours a day, seven days a week, no
agenda stream.com. It's all a part of our value for value
network, which I do want to talk about later. But these are
things that people do to help us out including what our artists
will do. And artists make album art for our podcasts so that
it's different with every episode, it has shown to be very
effective with getting people's attention. And for the for this
is I don't know if we've had this happen before, four times
in a row. Now one artists the one and only Darren O'Neill has
scored
JJ did this.
This was now we had quite a combo quite a combo about this.
And by the way, the title of the show was generational justice.
And Darren artwork was a typical Well, I said it was just
interesting was the no vaping Papers, Please sign of the
bathroom, which did relate to the show. There was a number
there was a number of things that we have the trifecta that
we that we'd like to pull together, which is the opening
clip. We want a title and we want a piece of art. And if at
all possible, we don't want them to be the same be the same. And
no crossing over now you wanted and I had to do. Okay, so there
were two pieces of art. We liked a lot. I liked the nick the rat,
where the kid was drowning under a sea of lies, which would be
the climate hoax. And you made a compelling argument to say it's
just not a great idea to have drowning kids as artwork.
Yes, that was and you couldn't really argue that. They've
similar points,
but I could argue against your chosen title, which is Bongo
Bongo land. I had all I had
was an error in judgement. But let's let's go back to Bongo
Bongo land, which was my choice for a title. And I said
that's an incredibly racist thing that Brits like to say. We
never knew this. Yes, Bongo Bible. It
was just kind of an offhanded thing that this guy was bitching
about on the deal because it came from a clip Bongo Bongo
land. Yeah. And I thought it was the funniest thing I've ever
heard because it's so ludicrously stupid sounding. And
it turns out if you do some work and do some research as you as
I'll do right now, well, you
can just go to wiki pedia. There's not a hell of a lot of
research.
Yes, no, there's something good in Wikipedia that talks about
this. Let me see if I can find it.
In British English Bongo Bongo land is a pejorative term used
to refer to third world countries, particularly in
Africa, or to a fictional such country. And when did this
start?
stalled? This is the problem. There's no clear cut. There's no
clear cut. When native vomits were in Mongolia Bongo land came
up and they think it was name. They think it may have been. Let
me see if I can find this or the president. Yeah, this one the
President of Gabon. Omar Bongo was his actual name. Yeah. One
of these guys one of the Alan Clark a conservative referred to
get bond as Bongo Bongo land. Because it was this guy's
country Omar Bongo. Yeah. One that just deteriorated
apparently.
Oh, yeah. Well, the thing is you you kind of have to give up.
It's like decimated. Yeah, we can bitch all we want. But
people now use it to mean total destruction. And Bongo Bongo
land is just a racist term.
Well, so he didn't use punk.
I mean, it's it's not like his asshole. I mean, that's not
racist. Although, yes, go ahead.
So the point is, is there's one of the things visually
recognised about the show. I mean, the two of us are
different personalities, but we both have were skewed enough off
of each other that we can spot. The you know, the errors. Yeah,
I mean, we both goodness. Yeah, thank goodness. And it's like I
would have used Bongo Bongo land and everyone would have been
condemning me. But now I get he's squelching it. And then he
would have used a drowning child, which was another.
Well, I didn't I didn't it didn't take much convincing for
me to agree that probably wasn't a great idea for drowning
children on the, on the front of our podcast.
Yeah, no, no, what's a good piece of art? Nick? Technically,
Nick should have had that that piece. Because it was a good
piece. It worked. But it was it would it just had that element
that was not not appropriate. So
and there were there were other ones. But these were really the
the toppers. And they really appreciate the work that
everybody does on this, in this value for value system is just
something I want to pause for. Just for a second, there was an
article about this that I that I tweeted about, and very few
people understood what I was saying is surprisingly, a lot of
big time producers of this show also got enamoured by the
technology of it and didn't really understand the point. Pod
pass proposal for an open protocol to enable direct
listener relationships. And to summarise, pod pass is a
technical way.
Let's stop. You're not backing up enough. I'm not as pot
password it come from Why are you talking about that's what
I'm just about to explain it. I said pod pass is a technical
way. And you told me to back up, wouldn't you? How far back? Do
you want me to go?
Where did you run into this word is it about I mean, I'd pass
is a proposed protocol to enable podcasters to make money without
ie disintermediating Patreon and other companies like this.
I read their paper and I thought it was I for one thing, you're
gonna have to explain what this is in the first place. Because
this made zero sense to me any of it. And I thought that they
were kind of encouraging people to still use Patreon.
So the so they're proposing the solidification of a model. And
the part that I liked is they say, hey, people are having a
hard time making money with advertising on podcast da okay,
you could have called me I would have told you that. So they say
the way it seems the way it seems to work, which you and I
disagree with, is to give away free content that people can
listen to freely, and then have special membership bonus and
premium content, which behind the special paywall Now, why is
this nowhere
how we're disagreeing on this?
Oh, let me finish. Okay, you and I aren't disagreeing. But I
Oh, they said we disagreed. No, I
said people who produce this podcast now you got a producer,
oh, no, this, this this whole Premium Member Ah, so I'll out,
you'll jump in. So my point was, it's not about a technical
solution. While I'm all for disintermediating Patreon. And
having you get the money yourself. What this does is
something very, very, very evil. And it's the same thing that
iTunes did with music. They unbundled the album, and sold
each track for 99 cents, making a song, which takes a shitload
of work for most people into a 99 cent piece of fucking candy.
And so what these guys are saying is do to your podcast, it
has zero value, nothing, no value at all. And then for $5 a
month, you can get all this other stuff. And like this is
the worst artificial marketing in the world. It does not let
people determine the true value of the product. And that's what
the value for value model does. And then people like even Chris
Wilson, while we can deal with this in JavaScript, it's not
about the technology. Please see it's a dead end street. It's why
would even if you making $100 million off of your premium
content, why would you continue to make the shitty no value
content which everyone else can get? It's stupid. It's not the
way to do it. This is where your well
being that comes and goes, which is this Oh, why don't you do I
mean, it would work by the way with d h unplugged. Horowitz and
I and I could I could explain how it would work there. But in
99.999% stock tips is a little different stock tips is
different. But on most shows you have your content and then
there's and you see this on patron. Oh become a patreon and
then you can see our special content. And they have like a
little 10 minute bit that they do this. That's out Say their
show. And we do people who told us that we should have done this
before and always have the same response. Why? What exactly are
we going to do a second little show that only a few people
listen to that might have important content that now we
might have to refer to that nobody else ever heard. I mean,
you can't have these, these these, these mystery shows out
in the middle of nowhere where you have you have references,
because of the shows this show is like a tangle of news
analysis that goes back for decades, a decade over a decade
has, you can't say well, then in the show that nobody heard, and
you can't hit you have no access to we already discussed this
topic. I mean, it this makes zero sense. They have this
special little show that nobody gets to hear except a few
people. Yeah. And they but they do Patreon. People are suckers
for this. I don't know that anybody even if you sign up for,
for example, Brian is congressional dish to listen to
her show.
Does she have premium? Does she have premium episodes? Please
tell me she doesn't do that.
I don't know if she does or doesn't. But I think she offers
something a little, you know, one of the after hours kind of
thing. Bill, you know, after the show, Bill Maher continues on
the podcast during the
show, which is also free. I'm Bill Maher,
I don't think it's free. You have to be a Patreon. I mean
that. But the Patreon people all I know, Tom, Mary, oh, you just
you get this, you get that you get to listen to this you would
ever get to listen to otherwise, it makes no sense to do that.
You're hiding content from people? And why are you doing a
show and then hiding most of it from the, from your main show?
Putting a little bitty 10 minutes of something else on the
side? Where's your tips? It makes sense. But everything else
it makes zero?
Well, that's, that's because it can be translated directly to
money. And this our show gives people lots of stock tips
without even knowing and I got an email from a guy who said the
minute you guys were talking about jewel, and the Altria
acquisition is I bought stock and accurate immediately, and
I'm doing great. And he says he's gonna donate. But you know,
that's the kind of stuff we want to help with. But it never shows
the true value this is and that's why I was surprised that
people got into huge technical conversations when I clearly
said, you want you want if you want the market, you want the
people who produce the show with you to determine the value. And
it's okay, if it's nothing. It's okay. If it's $1 a year, it's
okay. If it's 100,000. It's up to you. And that keeps
everything and everybody honest, particularly when we just tell
you everything transparently out in the open, which I think we
should do right now. Well, we
could and we I should mention another thing that bothers me
since we're on the grousing mode about regular, you know, the
podcast,
why you just don't want people to be led astray when there's a
great way to do it. And people get oh, this great.
Cast first.
I am the pod Father, listen to me.
This is the old, let's, here's your offer, you can just
subscribe for $2 a month. It's like, why are you limiting
people to to anything, let alone to I mean, this is so old
fashioned. It's not as it's not like a magazine where you know
those costs are all valid. You can say, well, that magazine, it
costs $2.45 a month, or $2.47. Because you have the numbers
down. It's like the $2 A month ago, what are you trying to
accomplish? Why don't you let people pick their own damn
number? And it turns out, that's what you want. And you have
people picking numbers that are sometimes oh, by the way, by the
well, a month,
as I've been studying my Marshall McLuhan, and I've been
watching after the last episode, I had no idea that you had
studied him. I started reading understanding media. We have We
and when I say we now you and I the no agenda family that all no
agenda producers and Gitmo nation have succeeded in
converting money into content. And that's because of this
model. It's not something we intended. But when you see how
people use numerology specific donation amounts, if you've
turned a transaction into content, it's mind blowing,
except that no one really sees it that way. We see it that way.
That's something that is not done anywhere.
Well, I think it was intentional. By now let's go our
first guy is anonymous in Austin, Texas. $1,011.12 And he
sent a check in with this note, a friend of mine hit me in the
mouth when he invited me to the Austin meetup last March. By the
time I arrived at the meetup I had only listened to about 15
minutes of the no agenda. To show I was not really impressed
with the show but curious. Well, 15 minutes is not going
to. I'm also curious what show he listened to 15 minutes. But
okay, continue.
It can happen some of the shows, you know, as boring. I did meet
open minded people at the meetup the way he was curious enough to
go to the meetup. I thought that's kind of weird. I mean,
how do you know about the meetup?
He says A buddy of his dragged him to the meetup.
Okay, I got it. I'm sorry. I'm not paying attention to what I'm
reading. I did meet open minded people of course, and the group
was impressed with the show. But what with the meetup and the
group was all in the group was energetic sorry, none
nonetheless had no interest in the two celebrity Yahoo's that
everyone was fawning over? Oh, thanks for fawning over us
the celebrity Yahoo's says
be me I guess.
Not to celebrities as to celebrity Yahoo's and as your
two people after the meetup I gave a series this and they
would like to support it by becoming a night so he starts
over the big donation. So this is right off the pot right off
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Get your pen out it I think is on the list but he did does the
extra here. Please note me Sir Henry of Flowerfield at the
round table, please include a lactating wench and a rack of
lamb
lactating winch and a rack of well he he certainly is slipped
into the community with some comfort.
Yeah, no. Like little karma that will be concluded.
Well fantastic. Thank you very much, sir to be and get you a
little car we didn't ask for a goat karma. So we'll just hand
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Evergreen chilli cook out to fundraise for local first
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The new gig started nine weeks ago. Your pal servido
Congratulations
sir Vito. And so there's a perfect example of Oh,
I did uh JCD dropped the mic mic came off the stage. That hasn't
happened to me in a while. Man,
what are you doing?
I'm Ron putting back on. Darn sorry about that. Yeah, jinxed.
So there it is. There's there's a transaction as content 33333
he got to 33 He got the message signed up for no agenda social,
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they've read something about Mastodon and Mastodon itself
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kk k good runes. Just because they don't listen doesn't mean
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First, socially executive producer be Michael Howey. in
Calgary, Alberta $265. Or throw the C key
these guys had a meet up this is the the first category meet up
last night. Yeah, yeah,
there's a whole bunch of people there. So this 300 For these you
guys be bumped up to the executive executive level,
because they came in with 50 Cat donation the name of the first
Calgary meetup from last night great group, including three
nights and two games. I think
that maintains a sync Yeah. But says games.
CAD 50 of the donation came from 50 $50 of this donation came
from Graham America who were there at the meetup. Yeah,
there was one of the guys from Dr. America tweeted a picture of
him with my head on a stick. And he said, Oh, at least I got to
interview Adam at the meetup. So
that's what you did you didn't you just do
them. No, no, I have to do it, buddy. But you know, it's always
Saturday night
somebody else then you just do some
now that you did,
no, no date, right. America wants me to kinda and I have to
go on. It's just the timing is always 11pm Saturday nights.
It's like no.
Saturday night and I just got paid just recorded anytime. No,
no, apparently not. So I'm gonna turn labs title this $201.11 Hi,
Lou, John and Adam. My name is Hunter, a 24 year old originally
from the desert in Southern California played college
baseball at North West Missouri. And I've been listening for
about a year. And I'd like to note that my uncle John in South
Carolina introduced me to the show, and I'm glad to say that
I'm no longer a douchebag. But I must say you too, are the only
true place of news anymore. I finally said enough is enough. I
have to give back. I'm migrating back west and my siblings in
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jobs Carmen, a recent college graduate looking for a career.
Oh, he is a recent college just looking for if anyone needs a
rare and a type of millennial in the area, let me know.
And he does have a yeah, why
don't you if you have something it's a tough email address. So
email me
when I can share the and people play it backwards. It looks like
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missouri.edu or NW? missouri.edu. Anyway, thanks
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So I think he also deserves a deducing of this as his first
his first donation. Andy was pushing and running jobs and
jobs Carpe
Diem do jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. That's for jobs.
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deal.
It is. I know I've always thought about getting one of
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Paul. Matthew low Mar $200. It will ease my mind adding myself
the 11th for birthday and my mother the 12 for the birthday.
For this show wanted to add this on the note but don't know if I
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You're on the list. Dame Pamela, a Hague in Allegheny New York.
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That's a great idea. Sign up to my app. It's like hey, you want
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it's not really funny. But how what a great idea anybody? What
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thank you very much Dame Pamela. Support and exit ideas. Always
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and less than or less with tuna dollars is Anushka Blick warty
in Lafayette, California. And she sent a note in that check.
Wishing you a hip hip Hurrah and give something insulin in Dutch
are well GFP Hura and GIF Lisha.
He put it for failure she tears Exactly.
From a fellow Virgo who has been hit in the mouth by my sister
Julie Blick with his private Anushka is a guy not a girl.
Possibly I'm guessing. I'm guessing maybe my sister Julie
Blake from Ahimaaz steed Haim stata him stata haymes this
summer. Yeah, him stata of 2017. I'm a bit overdue in donation.
So here's my birthday gift to Adam. And as shown as I can I
get my smokin hot husband that is a woman. I knew it Anushka
it's a woman's name. I cannot get my smokin hot husband. This
is an interesting dilemma. I cannot get my smokin hot husband
to get hooked on no agenda. He will for sure not request a
happy birthday wish to surprise me when listening to the show
this Sunday. Therefore, I'm asking for a happy 55th birthday
wish for myself. On September 7 Hoping Adam will share the Dutch
way of celebrating birthdays again. Oh boy, that good Dutch
accent please.
I have to put her on a leash now. But wait a second. What is
your name? Anushka Anushka
Blick Wardy dash does a dash cam here last night it was Blick BL
I spell it. B li k dash W AR d y
blink varty. Within what phenom is done now.
She's married to some guy he's 50
Thanks to the guy who hates the show.
Okay, and who scavo we do that? We do you're very happy he
pulled out today for you. Great. Fantastic.
And that is our last Associate Executive Producer want to thank
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That's what I'm talking about. And of course, you learn that
transactions can be content only here go propagate is this. We go
out we get people in the mouth always confused with what the
day is.
We're talking about the little ISO you stuck in there. I have
one I took Boris Johnson his little Twitter thing I said one
the best I could do I don't think I have anything better
than over and of show ISO. Now as you can give it a shot. Thank
you.
It's pretty simple. Thank you. I actually had one. Let me see I
had an ISO. Now I don't know where it's gone. It was part of
a different Hmm.
Well, I while you're doing that, I do a contrasting Boris on
Twitter, to Trump because he's like a Trump clone. Trump has
also decided to put more videos on the Twitter. But and I don't
think they're quite as good as the Boris Twitter, because it's
just essentially clips. But here's the trick. Here's the
Trump example of him on Twitter. He talking,
it was just announced that we had a record setting jobs report
for the month of August. And African American jobs were the
lowest unemployment rate in the history of our country.
Likewise, Hispanic job report just came out. lowest
unemployment rate in the history of our country. The women are
doing great. Asians, also lowest in the history of our country.
It's incredible what's happening, our economy is
strong. Our country is great. We've never been in a better
position. More people are working today in the United
States than at any time in the history of our country. almost
160 million people. So to all fellow American citizens, I say
one simple word. Congratulations.
Isn't it? Fantastic, though, because we kind of gloss over
it, because we've been through it now for four years, that the
President of the United States that the Prime Minister of the
United Kingdom surpassed the entire system, the editing the
soundbite culture, the you know, the really suppression or
amplification of news that matters to certain stakeholders.
And if it goes straight to the people, that is something we
just have to stop and admire for a moment. Yeah, that is really
the
end of our existence eventually.
Well, now that may be true. I found the Iso I wanted to play
for you. It actually pertains to the unhoused KSI in Los Angeles
big isn't CalFire they Sanford? Yeah, the Los Angeles 50,000
Watts, Bauer ksi. So they're doing they do a morning show.
And if you and I were Doing a morning show in Los Angeles, you
know that we would already have come up with Hey, John, let's
have the Monday morning poop report and you talk about what
poop is on the street etcetera. So they so they have one of the
pictures
are on both the website and the Instagram for KSI and John
Cobell took some pictures of a homeless encampment about a mile
or two from your home and yeah, my wife called me this morning
says it's really bad today and she ended up stepping in some
poop, because she went to a hairdresser appointment down the
block, and she saw the guy who made the poop. He was still he
was standing nearby pulling his pants up. So it was a it was a
fresh loaf on the ground. So I thought the ice Oh would be
fresh loaf on the ground.
Yeah, that's, that's quite good.
That's quite the good ice fresh. Oh, five grounds.
fresh loaf on the ground.
fresh loaf. People, please. This is going too far. Oh, speaking
of speaking of poop. I have our guy. Who's the reporter? That
sounds so constipated.
Oh, Jeff, the gays.
The gays. Yes, yes. Yes. As
one of the best reporters I've concluded. I've said this
before, is irked about you calling him constipated. I think
he's really when he does some of the best packages. They're very
objective and he's not like a douche.
I've never said he wasn't objective or wasn't good. The
poop overturn? And, and there was a very underreported story
about some sabotage on an American airliner, which if had
gone undetected by the air crew could have had disastrous
results.
And American Airlines mechanic appeared in why Miami court
today after being charged with sabotaging a jetliner playing
was filled with passengers and set to take off. Jeff the gains
on what happened next
at 10:30am on July 17. The American Airlines flight 20
Come on man. Story.
It 10:30am on July 17, American Airlines flight 2834 pulled out
of gate 49 at Miami International Airport headed for
the Bahamas
tower 2834 We just We gotta work on maintenance issues.
But the pilots noticed a problem and as the plane with 150 people
aboard moved into position on the runway. They were forced to
turn around. We're gonna have to return to the case.
Investigators say American Airlines mechanic Abdul my heat
Marouf Achmed. allottee, who appeared in the Florida court
today was seen on surveillance video tampering with the plane's
navigation systems just an hour before it was scheduled to
depart. Investigators say a Lonnie who's worked for
Americans since 1988 said that he tried to sabotage the plane
because he was upset about a stalled contract dispute between
his union and American Airlines. And that ended affected him
financially. Investigators say that a lot. He told them that he
hoped that by sabotaging the plane, he would get overtime to
fix it. American Airlines calls all of this disturbing and says
that it is cooperating with investigators.
Nora, deeply disturbing,
fresh low on the ground deeply disturbing.
I think it's very disturbing. And you hear a name, which I
think should have raised some questions.
I can't even repeat that guy's name. It goes on for days.
I mean, it's obviously bigoted, and it's targeting a certain
group. But yeah, when it comes to airlines, yeah, you have to
kind of think that way. Since 911. Man, we're coming up on
911. Again, anyway,
well, this guy's logic. This this mechanics logic is really
sick. He's overtime. Well,
that's his excuse.
Do I know it could be just as a terrorist act?
But you see, we can't we can't we can't even mention that on
the M five M, because that would be racist. They can't We can't
erase this. We can't do that.
I'd like to do a few
OTG reports. If you don't mind. There's some very disturbing
news, which so far has only been reported by Forbes. So take that
for what it's worth. But they call it an exclusive that the
feds have demanded from Apple and Google that they hand over
the names and that's about 10 or 10,000 Plus users of a specific
app. And this is the gun scope app for the obsidian for. Orbs
things obsidian is this I believe this is some type of gun
site that has that has a camera and you have a camera and then
it's connected to your phone and then you can see that is that
the idea?
Ideally, we're this is all news to me.
Oh, including this whole story. Yes. Okay. Own a rifle got a
scope to Oh, it's the scope got a scope to go with it the US
government I'm reading from Forbes might know soon who you
are where you live in how to reach you. And that's because
the government wants Apple and Google to hand over names, phone
numbers and other identifying and identifying data at least
10,000 users have a single gun scope app. It's an unprecedented
move. According to an application for a court order
filed by the Department of Justice on September 5,
investigators want information on users of obsidian for a tool
tool used to control rifle scopes made by night vision
specialist American technologies network Corp. The app allows gun
owners to get a live stream and take video and calibrate their
gun scope from either an Android or iPhone device. And so
apparently, they want all of the data. Now, I don't know if this
data has been handed over. I don't know I have not seen the
application. There's no link to it in the in the story. But for
sure, that's a problem.
Because why is it what's the problem? Well,
the problem is you are now getting the well here's one
problem. These are 10,000 people who apparently have a gun,
and you met the app with some sort of a problem with the Yeah,
you can tell turnover people have to have a goal. Maybe they
just have a scope. That seems Yeah, sure. Just the scope.
Okay. But let's go back up a little bit and tell him what is
this? Is this scope? got Bluetooth or something? To your?
Yeah, I think it does. It's a Bluetooth enabled scope?
I think so. I think so we could look at one
everyone who you have has the app, which presumably means you
have to scope unless you're just you're a nutcase. And you just
download apps about everything? Which does there are people that
collect them? Sure. What is the government care about this? Is
there something is there some is there some secret code in this
scope? Or is there something that we don't know about?
There's some missing piece of this puzzle?
I'm trying to find the website for the scope but of course all
you see now is store is this story. But this is not a cheap
scope. These things started only crap like 2800 bucks. Yeah, that
sounds right. That's a serious scope. So oh Wi Fi GPS Bluetooth
is this is this is the whole kit and caboodle. Digital thermal
monocular got all kinds of Okay, so there's all kinds of versions
of this. Yeah, it's the gun version of the ring doorbell I
guess. But okay, so anyway, Forbes reports this I don't know
what it means. I don't know if it's been given if they're going
to block it but it's something too maybe
they found it to somebody killed someone using one of these
scopes. Some sniper and still
does all still is complete Fourth Amendment stay out of my
shit not
arguing that point. But since there's third parties involved
the Fourth Amendment is really pretty loose. I mean, it's not
like if Apple has the information on its servers about
a shooting
Oh, that's different I think that is different but that's
angling for now. They're saying we want all the names we want
everyone who has one of these scopes we want to have and uses
the app we want to have their information
will add value Apple has that information and wants to give it
to them it's too bad for you if you have if you're on that on
that list. Oh of course you get on the list in the first place
of course so it's so it's more about Hey, what is what are
Apple and Google going to do? But also why does the government
want it
something's amiss next story as
of I think Monday is Monday I believe it happens Monday that
you and I John will have to reprogram our over the air free
TV channels but yeah, what so we often say to
read distro I didn't never heard about border McGraw live and
hanging out.
And well that's why we do the show together. The FCC has
ordered about 1000 Over The Air TV channels to reconfigure and
move around and this is to make room for five G so they so most
place
G got to do with OTG over the air OTA they gave up
some of that some of that frequency the spectrum for 5g is
being taken away from the digital over the air
transmission. So that will 5g
is a millimetre wave product at its base. It's got nothing to do
with it, these frequencies, something's amiss
a few years ago the FCC auctioned off local spectrum
forcing many channels to switch channel numbers. This auction
freed up space for things like 5g. Now the time has come from
Maine local, you're right, for many local TV stations to switch
channel number starting now through the next year or so 1000
TV stations will be changed in their TV channels, with many of
them making the change this week or this fall, meaning you will
need to rescan your antenna to stay up to date. So it is a
spectrum issue. I'm not sure
exactly who or what?
Well, you know, the funny thing is typically, typically, the
local news stations or the local stations will give you an
announcement if there's a rescan necessary. Yes, or you're over
the air. And we've heard nothing in the Bay Area.
Well, you guys are on the West Coast man, you're always a
little bit behind
and are leading the way.
In many in many aspects.
There is a
there's a consortium of senators who are up in arms, that the
department of motor vehicle in many states are selling off
people's data. Doesn't surprise me this is a new. Yeah, it's
kind of surprising the post office has given everyone my new
address to which I found disturbing. I get all kinds of
emails and mail showing up here now.
They gave away your email address no
home address emails yet, but I'm getting emails saying, hey, just
for your convenience, we've changed to your new address, the
post office told told you that you change. I didn't ask the
post office to tell anyone that I probably didn't check a box to
say no.
Well, did you have 14 from your old apartment? Yes.
But for the post office, that's purely for forwarding and they
put a sticker on it and goes to my new address. This is
happening behind the scenes this is happening with bank
statements with utility, mainly utilities are are automatically
hide from the long arm of the law, that's for sure.
And then what do I have? Oh, yes, I've been all over the
social scores, or what we call credit scores in America, which
is really just a way of engineering people into good
behaviour. And I found a bill that is has just been introduced
House of Representatives. Let me see who introduced this one Mr.
Hill of Arkansas. And this was referred to the Committee on
Financial Services. It is the credit access and inclusion act
of 2019. And so what we have what we've uncovered is that
these companies who are using a so called credit report, which
really has nothing to do with your with the official fic Oh,
the FICO score, which is very different credit agency, but now
is kind of a mash up of the three there was TransUnion,
Equifax and the one I never remember that and some other
magic sauce thrown in. It's just really a number that's in an
app. And the whole idea is to help you manage your your credit
how much debt you're going to have by giving you loans that
are applicable to your situation. So it's really easing
you into the great American system of debt. And this bill is
intended to amend the Fair Credit Reporting Act to clarify
federal law with respect to reporting certain positive
consumer credit information to consumer reporting agency so the
idea of these apps is to they will help you raise your credit
score which is your social standing your credit, so you
need it for everything from getting a job to to renting an
apartment or or purchasing a car financing a car, you need that
credit score to incorporate your behaviour and here's what is
going to change. So, as a positive. The following
information should be added to credit reports if positive and
it should be reflected as such. It is. Here we go. Utilities,
communication, telecommunication services and leasing
information. So, the term utility or telecommunication
because telecommunication from of course means services through
public pipes that's a wire lot land on wireless cable other
connected facilities, radio electronics, transmissions,
lease agreements utilities we have subject to the limitation.
And notwithstanding on the provision of law, a person or
the secretary of HUD, Housing and Urban Development, may
furnish to a consumer reporting agency information relating to
the performance of a consumer in making payments under a lease
agreement with respect to a dwelling including such a lease
for which the Department of Housing and Urban Development
provides subsidised payments. So they are going to report into
your credit score if you pay on time. Even especially if you're
in some kind of subsidised housing, if you pay your cell
phone bill on time, if you pay utility bill on time. These are
now going towards every single credit score, in effect showing
you have good behaviour as a slave of Gitmo nation.
Yeah, this does targeting the poor and the poor and the young.
Yeah, the poor and the young. Yeah, who else would be leasing
of subsidised housing? The poor,
the young and the meek.
Yeah, and they're all have to snap to.
And just a reminder, Credit Karma. Massive, if not main
owner and investor is Google. Their stay away from them. If
you can stay away from these apps, stay away from Google. But
yeah, also don't try to buy anything like a house or a car,
but I'm just saying you can't live. We're being forced into
it. And eat your bugs. Bugs Shut up. And yes, you're in good
shape. Pay your bill, pay your your electric bill on time, pay
your cell phone bill on time, pay your housing on time, any
books, that's basically the
bones and Senate bugs. That's basically what they're saying.
Yes. Well, I want to talk a little bit about Kamala Harris.
Do we have to? Yeah, well, because she's fading and she's
gonna be out of this prediction won't be able to have me have
any fun with her anymore. But I did dig up that clip of her
talking about plastic straws and giggling like a 12 year old
leaders have to lead drawers are a big thing right now. Yeah.
Do you ban plastic straws?
I think we should. Yes. I mean, look, I'm gonna be honest, it's
really difficult to drink out of a paper straw when you had if
you're just like, if you don't gulp it down, immediately it
starts to bend. You know, the little thing catches it and then
you know, so we got to kind of perfect that one a little bit.
She's Hi. I am telling you she is Hi. This is a weed smokers
humour laugh.
So we got to kind of protect that one a little bit. Advance
on innovation.
I mean, we got we got it. Yeah, innovation is a process right?
You don't just do it. Innovation is a process but but you know,
let's let's encourage innovation. And I think we can
do a little bit better than some of those flimsy plastic straws.
I'm calling it hi. Hi, it's
funny you would say this because I never considered this as a
possibility. Hi as a Kayo I know the laugh I know exactly what
you're saying. And I never considered it but she did giggle
once about the fact that she does smoke pot. Even though she
doesn't mind throwing people in jail for doing the same thing
which is why she'll never get elected by any buddy in their
right mind. But that you're exactly right. That is the
nervous stupid laugh at everything good pot laugh Yeah,
when somebody's like you know it's hot last lap. I don't even
know what to call it but it was you know, it's like there is
there used to be a term for potted by making you laugh a
lot. It's like a laughing gas thing but well, we call the last
call. That's glad I played the clip now.
Yeah, me too. I mean when you're when you're talking about a
straw and you're cracking up like that, and you're Hi this
this is what we do.
Here Okay, well that we got that settled now. The other thing is
just controversy over somebody calling Trump retarded at one of
the yes I Hamill is Yes. As she goes on. It's no new news bad
you can't use that word and it's not a good to cancel a Rita
mentally retarded was the exact phrase by some Indian guy. And
he's she's Oh, now I don't even remember hearing that. And she
makes a big stink about it and backs off. She's a wimp, by the
way, which is again, she's why she's never gonna get elected
anything. She wouldn't stand up for herself. Because I have the
clip of the guy Colin Trump mentally retarded. She clearly
hears it.
What happened to people of colour? So I don't buy that
argument that impeachment does not make sense and it will
acquit. I don't buy the argument. There needs to be
accountability. And what are you gonna do in the next one year to
diminish the mentally retarded? adoption of this stuff.
Well, well said, Well, I plan to win this election. I'll tell you
that
if I may, piece now the headline that I read everywhere is the
guy called Trump mentally retarded. That's not true. He
said mentally retarded action. Yes, so that's ever said
Tourettes was a little different set to Kamla Harris is half
Indian. She understand this very well. She's half Indian. She
understands
the accent. And she's in that subculture,
oh horseshit that she didn't hear meal you
have Indians just makes that then that guy's accent was
thicker than the one I do when I do. Now he could
have been Pakistani, but still, I think Kamala Harris would have
understood the same
accent. And it's a different duck. And so he's she heard him
very clearly. And she said, well said and then did your high
giggle again. Right? But Third.
Third, it is not socially acceptable to use the R word.
Where is that in the convo?
You're not allowed to say retarded?
That is in the convo? I think that's where she backed off so
quickly. You know, the whole thing is
I haven't heard any concept for a while she's done. But she's
she's done because she just says yes to everything. Do we need to
ban straws? Yes, I think we should we need to have that
conversation. Do we need to let everyone in jail free? Yes, I
think we need to have that conversation. Now the real news,
to me at least is Liz Warren, siding up with Hillary Clinton.
They're talking behind the scenes, which I find
fascinating. Let me say this is NBC News. Warren and Clinton
talk behind the scenes as 2020 race intensifies analysis.
Neither camp wants to talk about it. But the two women have
recently grown closer. Now if I may make a handout some advice.
Elizabeth Warren, you should not get into hot tubs. You should
not fly any small aviation you should definitely not go
canoeing in any waters in DC. The hag team is out for you. The
Hillary assassination group has their eye on you. What other
reason would Hillary have for for being close to Elizabeth
than to kill her? And then go Oh, wow, I was so close to her
off to step in.
Well, I think those days are over.
What the killing days are the stepping in days?
I think it's killing days is stepping in days or just are
still with us.
What she's gonna, she's going to undermine Warren, something is
going to happen. Why would you trust Hillary Clinton in your
camp?
Well, first of all, this is an NBC report.
Yeah. And that
notoriously Democrat, they may be playing. They may be playing
some game on us to get Hillary's name back into play. Oh, that
could that could be true. And the other could be demissie RT,
which of course would be anti Hillary, Hillary Clinton,
Elizabeth Warren secret talks, Ignite outrage and mockery on
social media. So it's all reportedly reportedly, though
they refer to the NBC report. Okay, so it's all an NBC job.
But there's no denying there's no denials of it from Lizzie or
Haley
doesn't mean that they didn't deny it. It's just it hasn't
been reported. Yes. I
haven't seen it yet. But I find it an interesting change in her
name. The bottom line is Hillary Clinton's name is back in the
news in relation to the 2020 election and in with one of the
front runners, if not the front.
Well, it's a parent parent to me at this point. Although I'm
going to wait for the third debate, which is coming around
the corner is coming right, it's coming.
It's coming up. I do have a
I'm just gonna say that NBC in particular. So it's the New York
Times they're all decided to turn their attention to they've
given up on Joe. Yeah, I think you're gonna see his numbers
start to plummet. And some of the some of the polls came out
recently with Joe already plummeting, but then they pulled
them back because oh, by the way, we're not. We don't release
that one yet. They gotta roll it out. So it doesn't look
ridiculous. So it's gonna have to be lower and lower. It's got
to be ratcheted down. It can't just drop like a rock. And so
they gotta bring him down. Again, I'm pushing Elizabeth to
the top and And who's just with their arms waving all over the
place. And then they're going to have to decide whether Hillary
is going to step in and otherwise she has to show
herself as being a very strong candidate.
Well, she definitely has friends in the State Department. I
rarely see a Judicial Watch video and Tom Fitton has been
doing his videos for a while now. And usually they're pretty
boring, you got to kind of skip through them. But this was the
this was the opening of his, his Judicial Watch. And I liked
Judicial Watch and a bunch of lawyers and that trying to do
that. Now, of course, they're very right wing, very anti
Hillary Clinton. And here is the latest opening from Tom Fitton,
the CEO Judicial Watch his latest video. We
were in court last week, trying to get additional discovery per
the courts. The court wanted us wanted an update on Discovery.
We said we needed more. And who was there fighting us, the
Justice Department protecting Hillary Clinton on her emails
and Benghazi. So last week, that Justice Department is protecting
Hillary Clinton this week that Justice Department has confirmed
to have given James Comey again out of jail free card. Do you
share my concerns? The Justice Department was attacking
Judicial Watch? Yes, the Justice Department was attacking
Judicial Watch for wanting to ask additional questions about
one of the most significant government corruption scandals
in recent American history, the Clinton email case, which by the
way, is the very basis for the Russia gate case because they
needed the Russia gate scam on President Trump to keep the
Clinton email issue suppressed and to protect her.
So he has little faith in the Justice Department led by that,
by that bastion of truth. William Barr, Mr. 911. Speaking
of
at this point, I have to assume and we let's go back to the
Clinton era, when she was in the State Department doing whatever
she was doing besides hiding emails, and supposedly gotten to
a plane wreck in Iran, killing one of her aides who was then
mysteriously shown to be dead under some other bull crap
circumstances, She hurt herself in that plane wreck and cracked
her head which caused these issues where she had there were
other weird eyeglasses and all the rest of that she kind of
healed, which they blamed on her falling down in the bed. There's
in her office, which makes that I think wasn't the bathroom or
something, or something. And so they've she's been in this
healing process from this concussion, apparent concussion
in from this plane. Right. And for secret negotiations going
on. There's so much I think there was so much left undone in
the Obama administration that was
bar needed to go in to clean it up. Well, there's
that element and a bunch of other stuff that just needed he
was it's all a cover up yeah, for something that we never know
about, including the Hillary plane crash, which nobody wants
to talk about any of this stuff because there was some
underhanded dealings going on. Or some maybe some things that
was that was perhaps Uranium One deal or something.
Something going on with that.
There's a lot going on, and they're just not going to tell
us what it is or what it was. And Trump's not going to tell us
more came
in Mollard covered up the stuff he needed to and he was kind of
failing at it and didn't do a good job. And then Barr comes in
and there's some sacrificial lambs here and there. You know,
we're throwing out. We should probably talk about that there.
But we should talk about the MIT Media Lab. Again, you know, Joey
Ito resigned. So yeah, well, I think he had to go Yeah, but
it's gotten pretty, pretty nasty. What's what's been going
on there. But we'll stay with the 2020 candidates for a
second, that Biden another gaffe, which he recovered from
nicely. Good recovery. And then he screwed it up,
we can, and I will not let this man be reelected. PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES OF America limited to four years. I believe
history will look back in this presidency as an aberrant moment
in time. But if Donald Trump Donald Trump is reelected,
Freudian slip. Donald Trump is reelected.
You see, he did a good job he called Trump hump which and then
he recovered Freudian slip funny and then listen to what
happened.
Donald Trump is reelected. Freudian slip. The Donald Trump
is reelected. He will forever and fundamentally alter the
character of this nation. Donald Trump does pose an external
strength to this. The it's not hypothetical. He's threatened
If we can't say existential eggs is fuck I'm gonna give up. It's
not a hypothetical.
Donald Trump does pose an external strength to this. It's
not hypothetical. He does. You can hear the crowd go. Oh. So,
Joe, you almost had the sound bite of the day. Now No, no, no,
no. And to make the wrestling circus more complete, the mooch
is out doing interviews anywhere he can get an interview.
I believe that Donald Trump will not be the Republican nominee.
Hi. I'm not saying that the current announced candidates
against them will be but I think he's in severe mental decline.
And I think he is in some He's severely impaired at this point.
Yeah. And I think that they're going to say, hey, you pitched
five or six good innings. The balls going over the backstop.
Now, you got to take a powder because you can't put sentences
together anymore.
Now you spoke to mooch,
I have by the way. I have a longer clip of him going off on
Trump on the CBC. He's been up in Toronto and so Oh, love. Bras
bring him on and yak yak yak. Do you have to play Do you have got
you get the gist of it? Yeah, I spoke to him.
Right. But I mean,
he was something something's amiss.
But isn't it? Go ahead.
You don't BK he was a. He was a I wouldn't call him a Trump
apologist. But he was not not. He wasn't doing this or
something. He's doing this for some reason. Because he just
switched just like he switched to flip, flip switch to flip
flipped a switch me and Joe Biden. Where's my vitamin B 12.
He flipped a switch and became this district. Well, now you can
play my mic clip from the CBC, which shows that a little more
evidence of this.
Which one is it?
It says Scaramucci, Scaramucci or something? Yes. Got it.
So the President the same behind the scenes as he is in front of
the cameras?
Well, I mean, listen, I haven't seen him in a long time. You
know, it's been probably a year since I've seen him face to
face. But they I can tell you and people are critical of me.
They're saying, well, he's he's acting the exact same way that
he did in 2016 or 17. Why are you breaking him from him? Now?
There's absolutely no difference. And so I can accept
that criticism, but I actually think it has gotten worse. And I
think there's objective standards to look at whether it
is personal mannerisms, his communication style, some of the
things he's now doing on Twitter, acquainting President
Xi, for example, to Jerome Powell and saying, Who is the
bigger enemy of the United States? I see
that that's where he has his beef. He has his I think he has
his beef with with the with Trump going after Powell.
There's some financial thing.
Actually, that's one beef and I think is because he's in that
business. Yes, yes. But the real beef is actually the next one.
I mean, this is stuff that is I think, way outside of the even
normalcy for President Trump. And so for me, enough was
enough. The red line for me was really with the Congress, women,
using those racial racist tropes. In a Twitter feed is
nonsensical from the leader of the free world, and somebody
that is running a country whose first name is united. And so
they told my grandparents that 100 years ago, and I spoke out
against that he didn't like that. And since he's a
demagogue, you can't be in 710 support for him or 810 support.
You've got to be like some of these Fox News announcers,
you've got to be in 1110 support for Trump. And so I can't do
that I can't disavow my personal history or my integrity or
things about my life to try to give somebody a level of loyalty
that they don't deserve. And so I spoke out about it. And I
think the situation has gotten worse. I said that Jonathan Swan
from Axios, a few weeks back that he's in full blown
meltdown, it's like the episodes of Chernobyl, where the reactor
talk
about a nut job equivalency, GE and Powell or Trump and
Chernobyl. Okay,
full blown meltdown. It's like the episodes of Chernobyl, where
the reactors melting down, and now people are trying to figure
out whether they're going to cover it up where they're going
to clean it up. And so, as a good standing Republican, I'm
calling on Republican elected officials. We have to clean this
up. We have to clean it up on behalf of our children on behalf
of our country. And let's face it on behalf of the world and so
I'm hoping that happens
soon.
So what was the second issue then? According to you
what he said he says the red line for me is when he went
after those Congress, women, the era But the women of colour
Yeah. And then he says this is the kind of thing that my
grandfather had to go through when the Italians came over. And
he felt that was the real thing that bugged him.
Mm hmm. I know.
I know. It sounds like
no, it's to me. It sounds like he's what he said. He said,
Yeah. What's the red line? Yes. To me, it sounds a lot more like
he's working for Trump. And they're doing a WWE scam. Like,
here's the bad guys out there on the outside the ring yellow and
I believe what you just said, right? There is absolutely
probably, absolutely probably.
He's like one of the probably one of the Samoan brothers. Yes,
it makes sense because WWE II and you know that Trump Trump is
from that school of thought, having even been in the ring.
Yeah,
of course. One last thing I wanted to mention about the
Biden clippers want to go back to it. There's something that
I've been noticing. And some producers have mentioned this to
me as well. As you know, I'm a real stickler for the lack of
saying our country. Everywhere you turn on the news, it's this
country is bad for this country, this country, this country. Very
few people say our country. That's one of the things I liked
about Trump from the beginning is he said, our country. And
I've been on this for a long time. And I've noticed now, and
I'm gonna think it's in this Joe Biden clip. The Democrats, they
say something different. They always talk about this country
that we need to combat to gun reform for this country, and
kind of heavy immigration for this country. But when it comes
to something else, we cannot,
and I will not let this man be reelected president of the
United States of America limited to four years. I believe history
will look back in his presidency as an aberrant moment in time.
But if Donald Trump Donald Trump is reelected, Freudian slip.
Donald Trump is reelected. He will forever and fundamentally
alter the character of this nation. Donald Trump does pose
an external strength to this. The it's not hypothetical, his
threat to this nation, he does pose a real threat the core
values of this nation are standing in the world our very
democracy. Everything is made America America
that is it. This nation, this country, but they always say,
our democracy. We don't have a democracy.
You see the subtle difference?
Oh, no, I think this is a good little examination here. And I
think we should start looking
for people and just now that I'm thinking of it, the Democrats
always talk about it's bad for our democracy. We don't have a
democracy. We have a republic. You can say Democratic Republic
even to stretch a little bit but that's always this country, this
country this nation our democracy. Maybe it's and
fucking but I think it's, it's an important difference in a
little bit. A little bit words, man, I
like this nation thing that they you pick up on because he said
it about four times in there. And then our demonstration this
nation, this nation, this nation, our country, our
democracy, democracy,
our democracy.
Now he could say our nation, but he doesn't. He says this nation
and
our democracy, Words matter. Finally, before we take a break
from a podcast, Nick Gillespie of the reason magazine
interviewed Nick Tambo leaders, Executive Director of the United
States term limits Association, or what is it anyway, some group
that wants to have term limits, and he makes a very good point.
And
for us term limits you guys are pushing for what would be the
limits? How many times could you serve in Congress in the House
of Representatives? How long could you serve in the Senate?
So my personal preference is one term in office one in prison.
I'm going to show
to no agenda. Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh,
yeah, that'd be fun.
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We needed to talk before we went to the to our donations, there
was something we needed to talk about.
It was important.
Well, while you're waiting for that I do have a clip we can
play in the meantime. Okay, which is a little bit of unknown
news that the day that they're ever heard about this nobody's
talking about it was playing on PBS and other mainstream people
picked it up. And I thought it'd be worth at least playing which
is the weird, Ukraine Russian people trade.
Russia and Ukraine freed prisoners today in an exchange
that Ukraine's president called the first step to stop the
fighting in eastern Ukraine that has killed more than 13,000
people since 2014. planes took off from Moscow and Kyiv at
almost the same time today carrying 35 prisoners each
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, Ville welcomed home
two dozen Ukrainian sailors, Russia captured last year, along
with 11 other prisoners, the freed Russian prisoners included
a journalist accused of treason and a suspect and the downing of
a Malaysia Airlines flight over eastern Ukraine in 2014. That
killed 298 people. Hmm.
Now, of course,
we don't want to talk about too much about Ukraine any more
because it would because the President is a comic. As he got
elected, yeah, he's the comedian today elected a comedian, an
actor, who was a comedic actor as president of the country. And
in his acting role, he played the president of the country,
and everyone seemed to like the job he did as an actor. So they
made him the real president. And this is like, does not this
flies in the face of all liberal thinking? Yeah. And so nobody
now Ukraine has been taken off the Dow don't talk about that.
Jesus, we get to talk about this guy. Yeah. So so anything that
involves Ukraine, and this was kind of a positive step forward,
I think separate the journalist was a journalist that was
shipped from Ukraine to Russia, was he trees? Did he commit
treason in Russia and then go to Ukraine to get away from it? And
then just gonna shoot him? I mean, does that what they're
doing here? I don't know. They don't explain any of this. But
we're gonna get very little news
for No, no, no, nothing, nothing at all. Because
this is new president who is a comedian.
That's the best part. Yeah, that's a that's a very good
practice. I think we should do more of that. Because comedians
tend to tell the truth. It's kind of this kind of the basis
of their of their resistance. Elect Rob Reiner. Okay. I just
unlike the idea, okay. Robert Mugabe died. Yes, I have a clip.
Oh, good, because I have a clip too. Oh, we'll play yours.
First.
What do you have? It's just an overview. Gabi dead.
This image of a young Robert Mugabe leading his people from
the tyranny of white minority rule leaves at a burial ground
called Heroes acre on the outskirts of Harare. It was that
freedom fighter image that fit the cult of personality that saw
Mugabe through 37 years in power,
deserves his place in history for that heroic status. But
then, when he had the chance to lead his country as he promised
on becoming president, to a new, better future, he did the very
reverse.
early promise with a focus on education was replaced by an
emerging brutality fueled by personal greed and sustained by
violence and corruption. He lived a life of extravagant
opulence while his people stood in bread lines and his political
opponents languished in jail didn't IBT was one of them
tortured he says he was part of a brief power sharing government
between mugabi and the opposition
if you to sit in the same room with the person with done this
to me I can say I forgive him I move on 10 tanks
so to did the country finally in 2017
If you want any type of Africa news, and I'm not saying it's
correct news, you always want to go to BBC world because they
seem to pretty much have 80% programming about Africa all the
time and then they have some Lancet BBC America I guess is
it's just always it's always African news African news. And
they interviewed this is farmer whose farm was taken away by
Mugabe is extract his dad died in the struggle is a horrible
story. But there was something that he said that no agenda
nation will. Your ears will perk up when you listen to this
death in Singapore at the age of 95 comes nearly two years after
he was forced out of power. Ben Freeth is on the line. He had a
farm in Zimbabwe, but it was burnt down by McGarvey
supporters after he tried to take the then president to court
when he was served an eviction notice. Thanks for being with
us. I wonder what words you would use to describe Robert
Mugabe? Well, I
think he was a genius, an evil genius, who managed to retain
power for for many years for his own ends. But in the process
destroyed his country and the lives of so many people in it. I
met him a couple of times. But I remember one occasion V
particularly where I was asked to make a speech in front of
quite a few 1000 people out in a rural air area on a very hot
day. In Mugabe's presence. And the crowd really enjoyed what I
had to say I talked about a piano and how piano had lackeys
and white keys and a great player was able to play that
piano with those black keys and white keys in great harmony and
the crowd really love that. But Gabi clearly hated what I had to
say. And I went to shake his hand afterwards and his hand
was, was cold and clammy and reptilian in fact, that very hot
day and I will take that, that touch of his hand to my grave.
It was uncanny, it was very, very strange.
Well, that would explain him dying at 95 After being such an
evil person.
Yes, that's what all reptiles live a long time. They
always get to at least 9095 Easy.
And also it was a very hot day, not 100 Who else is cold and
does not transpire when it's hot?
Yeah, that's Hillary. She had sweat
and Obama. Both
Oh, I didn't know that Obama didn't sweat. Yeah.
Remember Reggie? Reggie. Love his body, man. Yeah, he did an
interview. He said, Yeah, I couldn't believe whenever we
were in the beast. Obama would turn off the air conditioner and
laugh at him. As he was sweating it Obama did not sweat. Hillary
did not sweat. Reptiles. So the guy won't forget it. Obviously.
It felt like a reptile. Yeah, probably was. I have a question.
A journalistic question which comes after this two parter.
This is NPR with a surprisingly I curat report. Although the
report comes from Luis Beckett from The Guardian, that kind of
surprising it comes from The Guardian as well, about the
actual numbers of gun violence in the United States. After this
clip, I have a second one with a question about journalism, which
I hope you'll be able to help me with our whole
gun violence conversation is driven by mass shootings, which
are incredibly horrific, and statistically, still, even now,
very rare events. If you look at the people who are dying from
gunshot wounds in this country, it is primarily people dying
from suicide, that's two thirds of it. And people dying in
everyday shootings, in local cities in places where there has
been concentrated gun violence for decades, and mass shooting
victims make up maybe one or 2%. So we continue to have the same
conversation over and over, trying to prevent 1% of people
from dying and not caring about the other 99%. Those students
from Parkland, Florida, were the first gun violence prevention
group to really say clearly and explicitly that the American gun
control debate has been racist for decades, that black and
brown kids who are dying outside of school, we're not getting the
same attention as primarily white kids dying at affluent
suburban schools, like the Parkland students school, and
then that needed to change that we really needed to have a
conversation driven by and focused on the majority of the
victims, that not every solution is going to prevent every kind
of violence, and that what mattered was doing a lot of
different things, trying to make everybody safer, not just trying
to prevent the kind of shooting that shows up on the news.
So I really like that, because we're sation, the conversation,
what she in effect is saying is that the news is racist. And I
think we agree with that. News does not stay in it for years.
The news does not the mainstream news does not report on 99% of
gun violence in our country at this country, our country. And
that is because they're racist. They don't care about black and
brown kids. Yeah, I agree with that. And good on your NPR and
guardian for saying that. But then she came with his term,
which I was unfamiliar
with. When we examined solutions journalism, one thing that a
very strong advocate Tina Rosenberg, told us is that it's
not always about solutions that work. Sometimes it's solutions
that don't. If you think about
the single policy that's getting the most attention right now, as
part of America's gun control debate, it's whether or not the
country should ban military style assault weapons, and
whether there should be even a mandatory buyback of the assault
weapons that Americans currently own. Public opinion surveys
suggest that a majority of Americans support a ban on
assault weapons. Even nearly half of Americans support a
mandatory buyback something that until very recently, was not
even conceivable on the political agenda.
So right at the start, there are solutions journalism. And this
is a real term apparently. It has its own wiki page. And I
think this is what people are engaged in.
So some organisation that does this. Well, it's called
solutions journalism network.
Well, the wiki entry for solutions journalism, as she
just stated, There is an approach to news reporting that
focuses on the responses to social issues as well as the
problems themselves, solution stories anchored incredible
evidence, explain how an array of responses are working and not
working. The goal of this journalistic approach is to
present people with a truer, more complete view of these
issues helping to drive more effective citizenship. That's
isn't that opinion.
No, there's no opinion involved here.
I'm looking at this page myself, just began pretty recently 98 is
tracked back to
solutions. That sounds like everyone's doing a version of
solutions journalism. Instead of just reporting the news.
Release 98 journalists noted the emergence of a new kind of
journalism that examiner would people in institutions were to
address social problems with people in histories and were to
address social problems address social problems. Some journalism
critics observed that the governing assumptions of
traditional journalism is anchored in the belief that a
reporter's job is to expose wrongdoing that's not a
reporter's job. No, a reporter's job is to report it's not to
expose wrongdoing. This might not be university valid. Simply
report actually, whoever wrote this definition is obviously a
social journalist. Simply reporting on problems that began
to appear might not be the cure to all the world's social woes.
So now all of a sudden journalism is curative. By Based
on this definition, other forms of journalism is simply
responded to a Received excessive negativity and news
media civic Journalism which gained some momentum in the
United States in the 90s. There used to be content called the
city desk. I don't know if that's any different, seems to
engage readers in public discourse in order to encourage
active participation in the democratic process and catalyse
change. This is activism is not journalism. Solutions.
Journalism is also related to similar journalistic styles that
had been practised outside the United States, including
constructive journalism, which originated in Denmark. So this
is a form of activism activism,
disguised as training, yes,
masquerading as journalism, no matter how you look at it as van
if you read this page, you have to come away with that and some
of the loaded language that is some of the bogus some of the
bogus history here, as I mentioned, as I read it, where
they make dimension that exam with people in a situation just
social problems. Critics observed that governing
assumptions of traditional journalism, anchored in the
belief that a reporter's job is to expose wrongdoing is
incorrect. So they're, they're using a false premise to build
this definition. Man, it's just activism. Let's call it what it
is.
Okay. Well, they have another word for it. Yes, it's a word
solutions journalism is a form of activism that is contrary to
the real precepts of journalism, but it's being used as this
bogus it's just that it's a bowl crap idea.
Well, they're talking about it like it's like they're all doing
it. They are.
Yes, that's why our show exists. Damn.
And I'm glad they put a name to it. And now we can look out for
IT solutions in journalism. I got to find out and see if more
people are doing Oh,
I'm gonna talk to the lip Joe's about Yeah, now you're talking
and I know one of them is so even though he's the most
liberal the Joe's is staunch you know, it's bad if he's gonna
think the same bowl clap
if you are the Liberalist of the Jos
that's bad, man. You don't want to be that.
All right. We have time for something ELSE IF you want to
make us
have a bunch of stuff actually, I want to play a couple of
things that are just just a short clips. Okay. Not a clip
Blitz, but short clips. Couple of them. First of all, the India
lunar lander just disappeared off the face of the new moon.
Yeah, yeah. Well, you know, what you do when you tried to crash
into Israeli Moon bases.
India's Space Agency announced today that it lost contact with
its Vikram lunar lander and the fate of the lander is presently
unknown. The craft was making its final approach to the moon
surface to deploy a rover at the unexplored lunar South Pole.
Indian Space Agency said that the landers operations were
normal until it was just over one mile above the surface.
Landing would have made India only the fourth country to
successfully land on
the moon.
Then we have this one, which I think is the funnier story of
the day. Apparently swatting is becoming some something of a
thing in Canada and here's a story on the CBC about it.
And Alberta family is telling a terrifying story tonight about
heavily armed police showing up at their door out of the blue
and demanding entry as young children watched or hidden fear.
Rafi Bucha Canyon looks into the dangerous prank calls known as
swatting.
There was a police car kind of slanted in the middle of the
street and I could see the front end of it.
By the time Tasha McCray got downstairs just thought of a
shower. They were wanting in.
They said, get your hands in the air and I'm telling them like
can't I'm holding a towel. I can't do it. Please don't make
me do it.
Recruits children and their friends were in the house as
officers entered the eldest all of 10 years old steps up,
my brother woke up to so I carried him into my room. And
then I told Molly and Madeline to be quiet. So Witcher wasn't
easy. They start searching with their big guns and then I
started crying because I was really scared.
The family says police left admitting they got an unfounded
phone call, possibly about an armed man on the premises. This
is a lot of pieces to this investigations like the RCMP
told us they're still looking into things. And half the time.
That unfounded call seemed urgent. Priority means that we
believe that there's imminent risk of loss of life for
somebody. They're not calling it swatting, which is a popular
prank online. incidents in Canada have sent police
scrambling to schools in Surrey and Calgary. In the US a
swatting call by this man led to police gunning down an innocent
person opening his door. This criminologist says emergency
dispatchers have a key role to play in prevention.
They can effectively sort the wheat from the chaff by asking
the right questions. They're trained to do that and I think
that is an area where we need to be pouring some resources
in a really a short clip and
you know, I know it's not as short as it could have been but
this swatting thing is is what is wrong with the police. They
don't they can't figure anything out. I mean, it's like they send
a SWAT team over to some no make a little 10 year old cry
now this is all just part of the technological world we live in
and it's all it's all connected to everything and of course you
now we get the bad signal Go, go kill people.
Some guy opens his door and they got him down. Yeah, it's the
systems in USA and Canada they don't do too much gunning down
we love to gun people down. Okay, I have one last clip,
which is a college admission update. Because it to me proves
that, you know if anybody had any brains, they just give a
bunch of money to the school directly instead of to some
consultant who then slips into some guy who's a coach.
The college cheating scandal is shining a new light on the
admissions process at the University of Southern
California. A court filing reveals emails between USC
officials showing how they tracked applicants in
spreadsheets sent by an athletics department official.
Some applicants were labelled VIP with comments like donor
potential donor, one mil pledge given 2 million already 15 mil
and dad well known ortho surgeon. The messages were part
of a defence motion for Roberts and Grillo a father facing
charges in the scandal. Xian grill those attorneys were
trying to get more documents from USC say university
officials were keenly aware that VIP applicants did not have to
be admitted based on merit. In short, USC is far from the crime
victim that it claims to be responding in a statement USC
calls the filing a legal and public relations strategy to
divert attention from the criminal fraud for which he has
been indicted. Adding no athletic department official has
the authority to compel admissions decisions. Steven
Mercer was a college application consultant who used to work and
USC admissions office, there are people who see the words VIP and
I think the system is rigged. Is it rigged?
The universities try to keep their donors feeling like
they're being attended to. But I don't see universities bending
so much that they're going to ruin their reputations.
But the scandal is raising questions about the role of Maya
in admissions. Oh, man.
Now so this is one of those stories is the same like the
jewel story. Yeah, that once it says something gets established
the way you're supposed to do things, and you go out of bounds
and try to do it some other way. Even when there's money, lots of
money involved. You're gonna get screwed the way to do it at USC,
apparently with the documents show, you just give them a lot
of money directly.
Yeah,
that's the American way.
Yes, the American way you don't go to some consulted. And you
go.
Yes. If you have money, no shop, if you have money, there's a
whole different world that opens up for you.
Yeah, and just is transparent. It's not like it takes a genius
to figure this out. I think that people who who are busted for
the college admission scandal should be extorted for being
idiots. They did it wrong.
If I may make a final suggestion for those of you thinking of
sending your kids to college, don't save the money. And
actually give your kid a subscription to the Adobe
Creative Suite. Let them learn Photoshop, InDesign, and all of
that crap. These are jobs that cannot be filled right now. They
go ahead and take a look. There are open jobs for people who can
do creative work with Adobe Creative Suite for $60,000 and
up and they can't be filled because everyone's either way
overqualified, or doesn't know how to use the tools. That's the
job right now. Or become a dude named Ben, that's maybe even a
better idea. And you don't need to go to college. Just get some
of those books, you know, O'Reilly books.
I knew you'd like that.
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gentlemen. Until next show, adios everybody and such I
should have said mofos but these people really want to be on the
street for a number of reasons one is that's what the drugs are
I do want you to hear the narcs be losers
you see close up in little box in the screen in the corner
while you're the guest is talking. He see some guy with
these nasty yellow fungus written nails rolling up a joint
the shittiest joint you ever seen. It burns holes halfway
down, then the guy licks his fingers with a big saliva drop.
It's like trying to stop the burning. That is not the Holy
Grail. But I've pretty much been smoking every single day for the
last 30 years now on marijuana smoking the guy you must obey,
obey obey your last dress,
job to do with how we should go and again and this man is
worried about that Joe Biden is answering questions last night
about climate change. And all of a sudden like his I just started
feeling like the ending of a horror movie and
they literally had to take the top of my head to find the
artery one was leaking the other
end political scene, one of the Democratic candidates for
Senator Joseph Biden, have you seen the problem he's been
hitting. He went around and made a speech and apparently, I think
was a British politician took his speech and kind of
paraphrased as his own. And then the press got on him. And Biden
says not to worry, he reassured his staff he said we have
nothing to fear but fear itself I
want to thank rich Fitzgerald account executive around getting
county executive for being here and all my time in public life
for the stuff gotten involved in the country wasn't built by Wall
Street bankers, CEOs and and hedge fund manager. If the
enterprise hits hard times everybody took a hit union
workers. The UAW took incredible cuts in their future their
pensions in the lead to get GM working. They also got that sick
last year and try to cut wages or freeze wages for the people
right today. The same has happened to big customers and
big hospital systems. I think we have to rethink how we define
what constitutes a successful economy. Folks in America don't
think your children have the same standard of living they
had. It means investing much more in medical research to
comfort to conquer devastating diseases like cancer and
addiction and Alzheimer's.
There is one less candidate in the race for the presidency
tonight. Delaware Senator Joseph Biden dropped out of the hunt
today saying the disclosures about his plagiarism in law
school and his exaggerations about his academic record made
it impossible for him to continue.
I do it with incredible reluctance and it makes me
angry. I'm angry with myself for having been put in the position
put myself in the position of having to make this choice.
But Delaware Democrat is the second candidate to be forced
from the race by questions of character and integrity. Was
website diplomacy. What a week? What a week, what a week because
of has consumed
a lot of airtime on cable and in the papers this week. You're
connecting dots. What does it all mean? He cooked it up real
good.
The city is dirty, and it's getting dirtier.
It used to be like the Wild West basically, there
were no limits. Finally some brain damage we can actually
even work I believe in
work take carbon out of the air to clean up the water
desalinization. And by the way, a lot of this stuff hasn't been
done You
begin when you take a deep breath and you take a step back
and you think about it. This is really, really crazy
shit. We can take millions of vehicles off the road if we had
high speed rails and he wants to reintroduce four different
kinds, which I'm not going to burden you with but one of them
is the candle shape ones and those those are a favourite for
the guys and the gals who've been sitting around for a long
time. One of the big problems in America is we are measuring the
wrong things under my presidency we will start measuring the
right things and businesses will be a willing partner in this
row. Maybe that's too campy Jerome think that's more like
that's more presidential I think
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Yes back to ball in the easy chair and a switched on the ABC.
A man Professor Kobe Karolyi was bring a damn a girl 93 was
luxury with a scoop in a hand relax in the bath with this man
back I said if you don't stop burning coals gonna rip this
world of secrecy not a horde of dilemma between a rock and a
hard place you're out of luck No You're billabongs well I'll dry
up all you're doing guys talking flouncy walk and smile well it's
climbing wanker is a mock case Baker. He brought me girl to
tears. So he got a lot of stock in that old shock jock and he's
great to allay their fears although sometimes it's hard to
think the world is on the brink. Watch this flaw government.
start spouting that stuff that the world's dark bumbling start
to turn to jelly. Gotcha faces listen, you might learn
something he says the ocean or get up to my girlfriend's back
door. Rocky ocean I never quite got that far but anyway. Maybe
I'll be birthday. Anyway, there we go.
Talking pretty pleased to hear Mr. Jones. Cool shake the move
faster than ship pro goose. For
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