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Adam curry Jhansi Devorah October 20 2019 This is your
award winning get my nation media assassination episode 1183
This is no agenda, applying for the Russian asset position and
broadcasting live from opportunity zone 33 in the
frontier of Austin, Texas Capitol, the drone Star State in
the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry and from
Northern Silicon Valley where I'm watching Pete Buttigieg.
Drone Tulsi Gabbard under the bus as a Russian agent. I'm John
Cena, Bara buzzkill
is Mary P. piling on.
Mary P. I didn't get it as a late clip. By the way, there's a
bonus I got.
I got your bonus clip. There's
a boat. I almost got a bonus tip. I have a bunch. So he's on.
Meet the Press with Todd. Chuck Todd.
Chop, the typecast. It's the Todd cast everybody.
And so Todd asked him about this. And Buttigieg says he's
just gonna paraphrase. But believe me, you can watch this.
I'll get a clip of playing in the next show. Just Well, I
don't want to get in the middle of anything.
Well, yes.
Yes, he does. Yeah, I don't want to get into Yeah, he does a
sandwich. I don't want to get in the middle of anything. He says.
But you know, the Russians have been dead, blah, blah, blah,
blah. Yeah. And then Todd push pushed him further. He says I
don't want to talk about it.
Well, you know, where this stems from? stems from? Let me just
hold on for a second. 15 years ago, I never thought that I'd be
talking with you on a podcast about something Hillary Clinton
said, on a podcast. Who ever could have thought this would
take place. I mean, this is a beautiful invention. And this,
you know, people like to go out on the podcasts. And this is
where Mary Payne's getting it from. Did you hear this whole
Hillary podcast with the David's?
Not heard the whole thing, but I'm familiar with it. What
happened? All right.
So I'll play the relevant part first, which is the one that
Pete Buttigieg is piling on to this is what Hillary Clinton
said on the podcast with David Plouffe, who is not just any old
podcaster No, no, besides the RE Boomi room and sirens wailing
outside, he was also the campaign manager for Obama 2008.
And I'm not sure if he did anything in 2012. I'm sure I'm
sure he did something. So he has a podcast. And this is what went
down. One of
the reasons he was able to win is the third party vote. And
what's clear to me You mentioned, you know, he's gonna
just lie. I mean, you forgot what he's gonna say whoever our
nominee is, will ban hamburgers and steaks and you can lie and
infanticide. And people believe this. So how concerned are you
about that? For me, so much of this does come down to the win
number if he has to get 49 or even 49.5. And I think he can so
he's going to try and drive with people not to vote for him, but
just to say, you know, you can't vote for them either. And that
seems to be I think, to the extent that I can define a
strategy their key strategy right now.
Well, I think there's really two parts in the beautiful
convoluted isn't as beautiful as logic
This is why I have three clips from this podcast I mean in the
stuff they're saying it's like what infanticide and what does
all this mean? Do we Do you want to hear it again? Or do you just
want to move on you tell me
to unbelievably screwy but okay, now just moving
standard I can define a strategy their key strategy right now.
Well, I think there's going to be two parts and I think it's
going to be the same as 2016 Don't vote for the other guy you
don't like me don't vote for the other guy because the other guy
is going to do X y&z Or the other guy did such terrible
things. I'm going to show you in the stock.
Can I interrupt this course you can interrupt what she's saying?
Apparently nobody has ever done anything like that in
the past it's never been a Ross Perot as a third party.
Never been anyone says don't vote for her. You know, you
don't like or don't vote for
no. Oh, yeah, this new is a new tactic. It's it's Trump land
man. It's new stuff the other guy
because the other guy is gonna do X y&z Or the other guy did
such terrible things. I'm going to show you in these, you know,
flashing videos that appear and then disappear. And they're on
the dark web and nobody can find them. But oh, wait.
This is why whenever I see a popular sound, bite or clip, I
always go to the source. Because people always cut it off. They
miss the nuances of the good stuff. I mean, did she just talk
about videos that were flashy imagery, you've never seen them
then they disappeared and then they're on the dark web. What is
that? It did that helped Trump win the other guy know
what she's talking about. It's great guys
gonna do X y&z Or the other guy did such terrible things I'm
going to show you in these, you know, flashing videos that
appear and then disappear, and they're on the dark web and
nobody can find them, but you're gonna see them and you're gonna
see that person doing these horrible things. They're also
going to do third party. And I'm not making any predictions, but
I think they've got their eye on somebody who's currently in the
Democratic primary, and are grooming her to be the third
party candidate. She's the favourite of the Russians. They
have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways of supporting her
so far. And that's assuming Jill Stein will give it up which she
might not because she's also a Russian asset. Yeah, she's a
Russian asset. I mean, totally. And so they know they can't win
without a third party candidate. And so I don't know who it's
going to be. But I will guarantee you they'll have a
vigorous third party challenge in the key states that they most
need it.
So that prompted Tulsi Gabbard to get on the Twitter's
immediately and accuse Hillary Clinton of being the true source
of evil against her. I knew you are hiding behind the curtain
come on out there Hillary and knew you hated me, even though
she did not mention Tulsi by name. I think it was smart.
Tulsi grabbed it right away. And,
of course, well, it was what Tulsi found. There was the word
that a one of a Clinton associate, who was grilled by
somebody and she made it clear was about Tulsi, even though it
was pretty clear. I do have a CBS report on this. By the way,
CBS actually covered this as
Oh, well. I saw a very well, they didn't have Tulsi Arnau
bet.
No, but they here's the coverage. Gabbard is by
now to an extraordinary development in the presidential
campaign, Hillary Clinton the 2016 nominee called Tulsi
Gabbard, one of the current candidates, quote, The favourite
of the Russians. Nancy Cortez is following this.
Isn't that interesting? Isn't that interesting? Just listen to
the words that she uses. They're the current
candidates, quote, The favourite.
Let's go back a second here. I'm
paying Hillary Clinton the 2016 nominee called Tulsi Gabbard,
one of the current candidates, quote, The favourite of the
Russians
know she did not say Tulsi Gabbard is one of the favourite
of the Russians. That's a fucking lie. CBS Now it may be
what she intended, but that's bullshit. She no one said Tulsi
Gabbard name.
Nancy Cordis is following this and Nancy, what are we to make
about all this?
Well, Nora, Hillary Clinton did not mention Tulsi Gabbard by
name confirms that that's who she was talking about when she
made this stunning claim that the Russians had already hit on
a way to meddle in the 2020 election, much in the same way
they meddled in her election. In 2016. On a podcast interview,
Clinton said quote, they're grooming her to be the third
party candidate. She's the favourite of the Russians. They
have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways of supporting her
so far. Clinton was referring to the fact that the Hawaii
Congresswoman gets a lot of attention from Kremlin linked
media, just as Green Party candidate Jill Stein did back in
2016. This afternoon, Gabbard lashed back accusing Clinton of
trying to destroy her reputation and calling Clinton quote, the
clean the queen of warmongers embodiment of corruption and
personification of the rot that has sickened the Democratic
Party for so long. For now, most other Democrats are staying out
of this fight. Gabbard, who is that one or 2%, in most
democratic primary polls, has repeatedly said to her that she
does not plan to run as a third party candidate.
An interesting omission that I think every report made was she
said this on a podcast. No one said that. No, no, listen to
what I'm saying. They didn't say David plus podcast, they say a
podcast. Yeah, this is a problem, of course, because they
don't want anyone to figure out how corrupt this is that it's
Obama's guy who's doing the interview,
to let him just acknowledge the problem. But now I'm seeing it
as a meta. They don't love they just want to promote specific
podcast forbid people go listen to him. Now. There's not any
make a
point there. Here's Tulsi is response on, though,
but just before we leave that report, I should mention another
little element that's going on besides the fact that Buttigieg
just threw Tulsi under the bus. Bernie refuses to back her and
all the Tulsi fans I don't know if it's in your stream of
tweets, but it's in there somewhere. Apparently, when
Bernie was screwed over by Hillary Tulsi came out in
support Were to Bernie and made a big fuss about it. And which I
think is maybe part of the reason this is a payback from
from Hillary for doing that, you know, heaven forbid. But at the
same time, where people are irked about Isn't that so much
as the fact that Bernie refuses to back Tulsi after he got
helped?
Well, I'm glad douchebag I'm glad you brought that up,
because I have a clip here from 2016. Where it is exactly about
this, that the Tulsi backed Bernie, what about
any retaliation? The Clintons have had a well oiled machine in
Washington for years. Do you fear any retribution from the
Clinton? What's your relationship been like with it?
Well, you know, I was I was heavily warned by people who
care about me to not endorse Senator Sanders because of that
fear of retaliation and, and look, that fear is something
that exists in a lot of folks that I've heard from, there is
far too much at stake here, to stand on the sidelines and let
politics get in the way of what's real. And what's real is
war and the cost of war. I've seen and felt that cost
firsthand, through my service and my deployments to the Middle
East. And I cannot stand on the sidelines and do nothing. When
we have a clear choice that many people are not informed about.
There are very stark differences between Hillary Clinton and
Bernie Sanders, and I'm going to do everything I can to make sure
that people know what those differences are. So they can at
least make an educated and informed decision.
And as you'll recall, she resigned as vice chair of the
DNC over this, over the corruption that was going on
during the primaries. Now we're in 2019. Tulsi can't get an
interview anymore, except probably true on the Kremlin
linked RT, or the, or the Kremlin linked Fox News.
Let me tell you what this is about. This is about Hillary
Clinton sending a very strong message, saying that because I
am and have long been calling for an end to our country's
foreign policy of waging one regime change war after the
next, the likes of which we've seen in Iraq and Libya and
ongoing in Syria. And because I'm calling for an end to this
new Cold War and nuclear arms race, that I am a Russian as
she's very consistent, I'll tell you that
certain that I am a traitor to the nation that I love. And not
only are they saying that about me, they are basically saying
sending this message out to every veteran in this country,
every service member, every American, anyone watching at
home was fighting for peace, and who was calling for an end to
these regime change wars, this new Cold War and arms race, they
are saying that you are also a Russian asset, that you are also
a traitor to this country. That's really what's happening
here. And the reason why she's doing this is because
ultimately, she knows that she can't control me that I stand
for, I stand against everything that she represents. And that if
I'm elected president to find the Democratic nominee and
elected president that she won't be able to control me, she won't
be able to manipulate me she won't be able to continue to
work from behind the curtain to continue these these regime
change wars that have been so costly. 1000s of my brothers and
sisters in uniform, were killed in Iraq, a war that she
championed their blood is on her hands. I am calling for an end
to these regime change wars. This is why she's speaking out
strongly and smearing my character and trying to
undermine my campaign. And just as she is doing this, to me,
this is what will happen to anybody who's doing the same
thing.
She could back off a little bit on my my bloody brothers and
sisters. You know, that seems to be the only message she has. So
she could do a little better than that. But I think
politically was the right thing to do. And yeah, I'm pretty sure
Clinton meant her. But this this Russia thing. Could Hillary
Clinton is still obsessed with this. I have just a couple more
clips from this. This podcast. It was so mind blowing to hear
what she was saying. Because you know, Putin, he's still in the
game with Trump.
We have to assume that it since it worked for them. Why would
they quit? Donald Trump is Vladimir Putin's dream. You
know, he said that the biggest catastrophe, I think in history
was the collapse of the Soviet Union. As a former KGB guy, he
is intent upon undermining democracies and trying to lay
the groundwork for a resurgence of Russian greatness as posits
and Donald Trump is posits, delivering that to him daily
basis. I don't know why exactly. I don't know what Putin has on
him. Whether it's both personal and financial. I assume it is.
More than that. There are adulation Trump has for
dictators and authoritarians, he dreams of being able to order
people to do things and make them do it. He has no democratic
instincts really. And I saw that when I was a great area of state
and travelled 212 countries, one of our big problems, I
like to slip in that job with 112 goods, were people who
got themselves elected, and then became authoritarian, and then
did everything they could to rig elections, everything, they
could make sure that they were never forced out of power. That
is his game plan. That is what he's trying to achieve. And it's
terrifying to me because, you know, scholars like Professor
Timothy Snyder, who wrote that great little book on tyranny.
They've told him,
what is this great little book on tyranny? A familiar
Professor Timothy Snyder, who
wrote the professor Timothy,
great little book on tyranny.
They told us Yeah, it's just, if you're gonna tackle tyranny,
just do it in a little book.
There's like Professor Timothy Snyder, who wrote that great
little book on tyranny. They've told us what the game plan is.
But I still think people have a hard time believing that David,
it's like, really Oh, come on, you know, that can't really be
true. And so part of what we have to do is alert the
campaign's try to protect them work with people like Eric
Holder, and others who protect the voter registration and the
actual voting process. Try raise the alarm about breaches of our
election systems. Try to stand up against the misinformation,
weaponization of information, the propaganda,
misinformation, weaponization of information, the propaganda,
that's a bumper sticker,
but they're gonna have unlimited money. I think the amount of
money that the Trump campaign and the RNC is raising right now
will be really hard to compete with, and it's not that money.
Well.
She had twice as much money as Trump in the last election.
Listen to that be hard to compete with,
listen to the end here.
But they're gonna have unlimited money. I think the amount of
money that the Trump campaign and the RNC is raising right now
will be really hard to compete with. And it's not that money
shins, and yeah, and the Russians, it's not it's not that
money is everything, but you do have to have enough.
You got to have enough money. All right. So now I'm playing is
a little bit about out of order. The one of the things I've
mentioned, I think, in the past couple months, is that the
politicians, certainly the older demographic, politicians still
believe that you can control the people and give them the
message, whatever that is, and they will believe it, if you do
it all through television, through the media, and through
the New York Times, Washington Post USA Today at a time, so it
all in there. Cuz that's how it used to work. And we could just
do a statement hand over some talking points, and then the
talking heads would read it. And then yeah, we've been, of
course, you know, don't paying attention to Operation
Mockingbird, there might have been some CIA assets,
controlling the news as well, but that it's a long time ago.
But this these days are over. And they the same with the
European Union, these, these politicians still believe that
they can keep the order in the way they want it by using by
truly using propaganda through mainstream media. And of course,
that's no longer true. This show is an example of that. But when
you hear it coming out of Hillary Clinton's mouth in the
manner in which she says it, it's mind blowing.
I'm just curious if you have a sense of how the immediate
environment we're in right now may change things.
I think you summed it up really well, I think we are in such an
information overload world. People can't figure out what's
important. What's more important than something else? How do I
make sense of this? When we had three networks, a couple of
major papers, the good old days, and a lot of other papers. So
remember, yes, the bottom of the New York Times The Washington
Post, but you had really good papers across the country from
Boston and Baltimore to you know, LA and it was wall to wall
coverage, you could not escape. You couldn't get distracted, you
couldn't dive into your own social media feed, you couldn't
go down a rabbit hole chasing conspiracy theories. It was the
country's business being reported on and presented in a
serious thoughtful way and we don't have that anymore. We have
a really difficult environment to do politics and to govern in
legislate in and certainly conduct an impeachment inquiry
and and we have a single network that is a propaganda tool. Our
not just the Trump administration. But you know the
point of view the kind of elitist, fear mongering point of
view that preceded him but has been amplified by him with Fox
So I think it's a lot harder for Americans to know what they're
supposed to believe.
You're doing it wrong Americans, you don't know what to believe
your beliefs know
what they're supposed to believe. I know it's beautiful.
For Americans know what they're supposed Yeah, you're supposed
to believe this. Which by the way, is what I run into with the
lip Joes, I did not make this thing. I didn't put the lip job,
gag together this show, unfortunately. But when I read
what they have to say constantly, yeah, it's always
right along the same lines exactly the same. They're
expressing what America is just supposed to believe
us to believe you're supposed to. And even though she, of
course doesn't want to portray that the truth just came out
there. You're supposed to believe this, because that's
what I say
I am with Fox. So I think it's a lot harder for Americans to know
what they're supposed to believe. You know, when Walter
Cronkite got on your evening news and said, You know, I've
been to Vietnam and they're not telling us the truth. People
went, Whoa, I can't believe it. But Walter Cronkite's telling me
that I remember in the impeachment work I did in 1974,
Sam Donaldson, who was you know, a very prominent correspondent,
he would stalk us trying to get us to talk to say something. But
he had to physically stalk us, you know, he didn't get to stalk
us online, you know, you had to actually show up.
Right? Like we're doing now with her. We're
stalking her online, of course, but he had to physically stalk
us, you know, he didn't get to stalk us online. You know, you
had to actually show up. Oh, come on Hillary, talk to us. So
it was a much more controllable environment. And now, I think
we're living in the age of distraction. And that benefits,
the less serious the more anxiety producing or conspiracy
minded people because they can plant so many seeds so cheaply
and easily, and they don't have to stand behind it. And
Facebook, biggest news, purveyor in the world can say, oh, no,
we're not interfering. You know, it can be an absolute lie. It
can be Nancy Pelosi, and, you know, mash up of a deep fake,
but you know, we're gonna let people decide. People can't
decide, because we are conditioned to believe what we
see and what we hear when it is delivered to us in what looks
like an official way. And that's we now we've got 10s of 1000s of
channels that are doing that. Yeah,
so just so everybody understands. Hillary Clinton
thinks you're stupid. That's that's the message you You
stupid idiot. You don't know what you're supposed to believe
because you're being tricked. You morons. Morons.
That's it. That's an extreme interpretation. I am not saying
it's not true. But what I get out of it is little different. I
get the impression that she actually is very knowledgeable.
She knows a lot. She's She's She has a lot of knowledge. She has
a lot of current knowledge of what's going
on. Don't forget, she was the tech expert girl. And she was
the one with the expert internet in a bucket, you know, a
briefcase in a box in a briefcase in a box.
Stuff potential.
And she's on the computer chips. You know, there's lots of
BlackBerry ever heard that hearing? She's always on her
phone. She's like, Yeah, she's on the phone all the time
looking at stuff. So she's not you know, a slouch. She's not
like a complete nude Nick. And you know,
she sounds like someone who's been keeping up on everything to
hop into the race. That's what she sounds like. She's ready.
She's She's sparked up wait. Let's just talk about the
debates for a moment because last short clip here. Because,
you know, of course, the debates are the very hard when you have
someone who's not playing by the rules like Donald Trump and, you
know, debates really, there's only one person you can really
blame when they go wrong,
but you still have to prepare for them. You still have to, you
have to prepare for them. If you think it's going to be a serious
endeavour. Trump didn't compare he prepared for them. He sat at
his country club in New Jersey with Rudy Giuliani and a few
people and they just traded insults, you know, like Oh, and
then call her this and then oh, say that, because he understood
that the press was still paralysed, they were incapable
of dealing with him. So call me names, do whatever he do, he
would not pay a price for it. And unfortunately, whoever does
the debates this next time is sure gonna have to be better
than they were last time
for sure. Yeah, for sure. Yeah, for sure. Hills. Yeah, you
really got robbed in the debates bill, for sure. For sure that
change that. Ah, they're fantastic. And please do more of
these. Hillary do more of these. I love hill the podcaster is the
best. And the plan is apparently to bring it all back. to Putin,
whether it's Ukraine or anything, because the Nancy
Pelosi is in lockstep,
you know, that was the subject of conversation yesterday at the
White House. I also pointed out to the President, I had concerns
that our roads seem to lead to Putin. The Russians had been
trying to get a foothold in the Middle East for a very long time
unsuccessfully. And now the President has given them that
opportunity
with I know she's full of shit, but just let's just listen to
it. And then we'll stop and deconstruct it, because he just
says it over and over again.
And now the President has given them that opportunity, with the
Kurds reaching out to them for support in Syria. They have the
Russians were the beneficiaries of any withholding of assistance
or encouragement to the Ukraine. Again, Putin benefits. The
Russians benefited Putin. Did our president pay some doubt
about our commitment to NATO? Right from the start of his
administration, all roads lead to then President said, well,
reason I'm taking the troops out of Syria is because I promised
in the campaign to bring the troops home. My question to him
was, is Saudi Arabia home? Saudi Arabia home? Why are our troops
going to Saudi Arabia if you promised to bring them home? He
said, Well, the Saudi Arabians are paying for it. Really, we're
putting our troops in harm's way for Saudi Arabia, because there
is it just didn't add up. But what it did do was cause a
meltdown on the part of the president because he was unhappy
with that. Those questions? No, I
let's, let's go back to the beginning. Let's go back to the
beginning. All of a sudden, this this all roads lead to Putin?
Oh, yeah. Putin has always wanted to have a hole in the
Middle East. Like the the deep water port he's had in Syria for
30, whatever, 35 years.
And he used to be number one buddy with with the Iranians,
they still metal. They've been in the middle. They've had a
foothold in the Middle East for a long time. What's new, this is
new, this is new, that what was do is that they kind of gave up
their foothold a little bit, and let us come in there and screw
things up and use the metal they wouldn't have put up with that
in the past and
our NATO ally in Turkey, decided to go not with our fabulous
weaponry, but with the Russian s four hundreds. So good. You
know, there'll be incoming.
You know, if there was a if there was a scheme afoot? Yeah,
it would seem to be that I'm reminded of how the US was
suckered suckered into falling in line with the given day taken
over where their French left off in Vietnam. Yeah, the French Oh,
you know, and he said, How can you Oh, well, we're joined by
we're out of here. You guys can handle it. Yeah. We were totally
suckered by the French to take over the Vietnam War. And we did
war, we lost no matter. What are our You can't cut it any other
way. is, I think if there's any way of suckering, both Turkey
and Russia into taking over this mess in the Middle East, which
has done as no good whatsoever. That unless someone can say,
well, it's done some good because of this. I don't see any
good that's come out of our being in the Middle East. So if
we can sucker the Russians and the Turks to take over and fight
these idiots that are there in endless wars. I'm all for it. I
don't understand why anybody is against this. It makes no sense
to me. Now.
I think she has a superficial point about military in Saudi
Arabia, saying, well, they're paying for it. Isn't that
exactly what NATO is, even though they're not NATO? But
don't we do this all the time, people put money into the pot,
and we go stand around and protect their interests. So it's
not much different from from a NATO situation? Yeah. And
secondarily, the all I mean, the only reason I think it would
make sense to have some presence there is to protect the price of
oil and
American interest. Yeah, that's, that's
totally I mean, I'm not happy with it at all, but I can
justify it among all the other bull crap we do with our
military. But yeah, wow. Yeah, it's just rewriting history,
right? They're rewriting history.
To wanted to get a presence with a bunch of malarkey. This woman
is full of crap. Now.
Let's talk about her face for a moment. The amount of work not
because I only
on the no agenda show. The amount
of work she has had done is astronomical.
Apparently she's had so much work done that some plays in a
closet. There's Another Nancy Pelosi from
her party not just I just being nasty, but considering her age.
It is unbelievable. The the work that's done and the it's great
for for appearances of you just look at her it's like, and if
she has the right lighting and the right camera angle, she
doesn't look a day over 65 Then what does she know? Ed? Is she
in her? 80s? I think she's 97
I think she's, oh, let's take a look. I believe she is 79
I think she's 779 Almost 80 Yeah, but that could be I could
also be she might have tacked on if pulled back a few years and
over over time.
She totally has the full monty going back behind the ears and
they cut right along the line. And I know this because of my my
first wife, I'm very skilled and seeing what's going on there.
And I would say if you have money, you know, there's hope
women are always complaining about because they get they get
a raw deal. You know, men start to look more distinguished. They
will tell you and women lose everything they will tell you,
but jab money. There you go. Not bad. Alright, where do we go
from here? Do you want to go to the impeachment Task Force or
what?
I don't have any vote. I believe I don't have much in the way of
refute a couple of screwy thing. I got a lot of screwball clips
today. I don't know that I have any impeachment work. I would
actually maybe to get out of the way would be the Brexit
situation, which is really that's to me is amped up.
Yeah. I'm ready for that.
Well, I've got a couple of clips I got to vote this vote, which I
thought was really a good one because it includes a ISO and
ISO. Does the parliament vote to stall Brexit? Just just a
regular vote but it's dramatic?
The eyes to the right 322 the nose to the left 306.
The eyes to the right 322 the nose to the left 306
So the eyes have it. The ayes have it unlocked. I presume the
ISO is good. So we said Johnson's not going to get the
job done and he may pull this defence of well you know that no
bullcrap Boris Johnson. He'd never intended to get it done.
The guy's a shill. He is not on on anyone's good side over
there's
Well, I have three clips from PBS actually did a good rundown.
Believe it or not, and I have it's a three parter. And this is
it breaks it down in how it works, but they they do
something in clip two that I'll point out before we play but
play start with Brexit report one
will they stay or will they go the fate of Brexit? Well, they
plan to exit the European Union remains unknown today. An
extraordinary Saturday session of parliament ended with a vote
that delays the decision on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's
recent Negotiated Agreement with the EU.
anyone anywhere in this chamber believes in lowering standards.
Johnson presented the new plan to a bitterly divided House of
Commons today, hoping for an end two years of debate. And now
is the time for this great House of Commons to come together and
bring the country together today.
Leaders of the labour and Scottish National Party's called
the deal even worse than one Johnson's predecessor Theresa
May tried and failed to negotiate. Mr. Speaker
I also totally understand the frustration and the fatigue
across the country and in this house. But we simply cannot vote
for a deal that is even worse than the one that has rejected
three times.
The government has sold Scotland out and once again, they have
let Scotland down.
In the end, there was no vote on the overall Brexit deal only a
vote to pass an amendment that is supposed to slow down the
process. outside parliament. Hundreds of 1000s of protesters
filled the streets, many of them calling for a second national
referendum on Brexit and a chance to keep Britain in the
European Union.
We call every single piece of this worse than Theresa Mays
deal of do over of the vote.
Now there's something that's interesting. They've used as a
propaganda sub term that just showed up. And it's called and
it's and I've never heard it before, but they keep saying it
and as if it's a negative term is used for the purposes of
demeaning the Brexiteers. And it's called crashing out.
Right crashing out means we go without a deal. No deal. Brexit,
correct. Well, why don't you just say that?
Without a deal, we're leaving the EU without a deal. That
seems different to me than the violent term crashing out. Well,
of course, it's yes. We're crashing out. Oh, no. Yeah. If
you like, Well, yes. Yes, you are correct. This is completely
propagandistic. And it is intended sighs such.
Yeah, it works. Because they use again a PBS what is PBS got to
do with it? They, they use the word
Okay, so PBS is using this
report. I just started noticing it. And so it's I just put it in
here. But this is part two. We need to have an oversight. We
need to say what's on our mind so many people change their
minds. Bretton Woods today, this is the UK today. We need to be.
Frank langfitt is a correspondent for NPR and author
of the recent book The Shanghai free taxi. He joins me now from
London. What exactly did Parliament vote on this morning?
Well, Boris
Johnson, the Prime Minister wanted them to vote on his
Brexit withdrawal agreement that would take the country out
ideally, from his perspective and from the deadline at the end
of this month, but instead, lawmakers in the parliament had
a different idea. They're concerned that they can't get
all the legislation finished in time. And they were afraid that
the United Kingdom could invert inadvertently crash out of the
EU with no deal at all, causing a lot of economic damage. So
with They said they've had some amendments saying, We will
approve this only once all the legislation has gotten done. So
this has actually delayed the vote, who was
responsible for setting up for orchestrating the possibility of
a delay?
Well, there were a number of lawmakers who were very
concerned about crashing out of the EU. And also I gotta be
honest, there's a lot of distrust of Boris Johnson. You
remember last month he suspended Parliament here, the Supreme
Court of the United Kingdom slapped him down and said You
broke the law. And so there was concerned that either through
accident or perhaps deliberately, some Brexiteers
might try to foil things basically mess up the
legislation so that the country crashed out. So people, even
people who want to vote for this deal, were very worried. And so
they back the amendment, compelling him to ask for an
extension from Brussels.
Oh, what you're hearing. Okay, this now I understand what
you're hearing here is an embedded reporter who has been a
assimilated. He's been he's been sucked into everything,
including using the term crashing out, which I think
actually shows his
bias. Oh, he's incredibly biassed. You can tell it the
whole time. By his report, he's against the idea of crashing
out. And he hates Johnson a fact they asked him about this in his
Western was the real problem. Johnson. So he is yeah, he's
been assimilated by the by the Borg. And he's if Resistance is
futile. So let's go with the part three.
What must Boris Johnson do legally? Now?
Legally, he is supposed to write a letter tonight to Brussels
asking for an extension. He says he won't do it. He just refuses
to and the reason is that all along he said that he would
rather die in a ditch, then go back to Brussels and promise to
get the country out. Because of course, it's been almost three
and a half years since the 2016 Brexit vote, and so he's adamant
he won't do
it. What are the true sticking points?
The true sticking point? I think you're really is
she? Did you see the whole video of this? Because this is edited
by a 12 year old? Worse with question like, What Go ahead.
Well, it's scripted to the max. Yeah. And it's and a woman who's
doing it. This is the Weekend Report because this all happened
yesterday. That explains it. Okay, so we have the weekend
correspondent and apparently shrim now as the good guy that
guy's really talented does the weekend PBS show wasn't working
yesterday. So they brought in this woman who I've never seen
before. And she is maybe she's was brought in for a purpose. So
she could work with this guy who's fresh out guy,
you can hear the inserts just what was the pod? Hapa Hey, by
the way,
that was very poorly edited, but it was it was scripted to the
max and she's reading from the script. And it's not it's not a
free flowing conversation in any way.
What are the true sticking points?
The true sticking point? I think you're really is the distrust of
just and fuck over this. It sounds like she's in the editing
bay talking into the microphone in the desk. It's like oh, we
need a question here. Okay, what I that he won't do
it. What are the true sticking points?
The true sticking point, I think he really is, is the distrust of
Boris Johnson. And the fact that this timetable is so tight. This
is one of the biggest decisions made by the UK Government in
many decades. And they don't want to make a mistake and they
don't want to miss something.
Bay Hill is reporting that the US Chamber of Commerce is
calling for the deadline for Brexit to be extended. Which
leads me to wonder what's been the economic impact of all of
these delays?
Women, what do you ring your bell over? I miss it.
What is the US Chamber of Commerce
do with this steak and they don't want to miss something.
But B Hill is reporting that the US Chamber of Commerce is
calling for the deadline for Brexit to be extended. Which
leads me to wonder what's been the economic impact of all of
these delays.
I was on a train recently up to Manchester and I met two people
who work in their head hunters in the City of London, the
financial district, they voted to remain in the EU. They said
that right now they can't get any business done. People can't
make a decision because there's been so much uncertainty. And in
fact, they would actually back Boris Johnson's deal. So they
actually were switching sides. So from a business perspective,
I think that this uncertainty has cost
a lot. What do average people think at this point, they're
exhausted.
What you hear a lot from people is get Brexit done. Nobody
thought certainly when this was sold to people, the Brexit tears
and this would be easy. It's been anything but and I think
there's a tremendous amount of Brexit fatigue, even some people
who voted to remain would like to see this done. I hear it even
from some young people. So I think people are very tired of
it. It's very interesting. You talk to people and they'll say,
even if there is short term economic damage, I just want the
country to move on. It's very striking. That said 1000s. Were
out today saying we need a new referendum in this country. The
deal that Boris Johnson has not at all we voted for for 2016. So
the country also remains very divided do over migrant how
often they were going to have to go over this again and again and
again. Predicting since day one to do over Yeah, for three and a
half years. The two of us Yep. And it still keeps coming into
the conversation and they just they won't pull the trigger to
kind of have to do it do overs coming.
Of course it's coming. That's the only way that they can keep
them in there. Because that's the whole point this and I never
want to hear another British person ever say anything about
our politics in America. Okay.
That's a good point. Is the US Chamber of Commerce, by the way,
which is always at loggerheads with Trump is a globalist
organisation has nothing to do with the normal Chamber of
Commerce course.
Of course it will also we have other issues regarding Brexit
and when I had this clip here speaking of globalist Yeah, this
is you know, Fifi Lagarde left the IMF and went to the European
Central Bank to steal the money from everybody. And her
replacement is not as fun Chris Christa Lena Missy Kristalina
Georgieva I'm not quite sure where she's from, but the work
were crashing out the whole economy of the whole world is
crashing out Brexit Trump ba
global economy is now in a synchronised slowdown,
synchronised slow down.
Fractures driven by trade, driven by uncertainty
surrounding geopolitical tensions and Brexit. They're
held holding back growth rate growth, causes in this share,
wrote, We are travelling calm, they're slowing us down.
I think she's trying to do a version of Dave Chappelle is
alphabet people in the car, but it's not coming out. Right?
Because we're on the road to growth. And Edie slowing us
down? Yeah, no, that's that's her only message. It's just
slowness now. Okay. Yeah.
Yeah. Gotta blame something. Yes.
Hey, there's a story that was breaking, breaking breaking. And
I wanted to ask you about it. California has passed a law that
goes into effect January 1 2020. And it is the gig. I would call
it the the gig a gig economy law, although it's actually
California Assembly Bill five. Yeah. And it's meant to help
define What gig workers are? And further how they're treated?
Yeah.
So they're fine tuning of a Labour Law,
right? And if they're treated if they can be treated as
independent contractors, or if there's some reason that they
should actually be full time employees with benefits, et
cetera. And while they were doing this, and of course, a lot
of negotiation goes into it. Out of it came a ruling regarding
freelance journalists in California. Yeah, oh, yeah.
I missed Oh, check it out.
I'll read I'll read this verbatim. So I don't mess it up
the passage of assembly, Bill five offers some relief,
freelance writers, editors, photographers, and editorial
cartoonists were given a partial carve out, allowing publishers
to hire them for up to 35 separate content submissions in
a given year. So because journalistic publications, their
core business is journalism, they are curtailed and cannot
just hire temporary work contractors continuously.
Although because it's their core business, so they have to hire
full time people, unlike an Uber whose real business is booking
not driving. That's the gambit they use there. So now in the
law, freelance journalists may only submit 35 content
submissions in a given year to a and they have a term here to the
or is it? A putative organisation organisation?
putative putative, which putative mean? putative is? I
looked it up actually, I'm glad you asked me that. Let me open
this. I think it's the if you describe someone or something as
putative, you mean that they are generally thought of to be the
thing mentioned. So I think what they're trying to say is the
organisation. So if I'm writing for Buzzfeed, I can only work
for them for 35 stories a year, which, of course, is going to
put a lot of people in the poor house, the 35, they're doing 35
A week.
Guys, some of the same, daily,
all of and the way they came up with the number is he said,
Well, they felt that a freelancer is like a columnist,
a weekly this is this is how nuts it is. So a weekly
columnist would submit, you know, roughly 25 columns per
year, they cut Oh, I'm just at 52, I'm sorry, 5050 52. They cut
that in half. There was pushback. So they took it from
the 25 or 26. And they bumped it up to 35. That's how they they
just it's arbitrary. But now everything I'm reading here from
the Hollywood Reporter, headline, everybody is freaking
out. And this is going to keep I'm happy with it, because it's
going to kill these stupid ass websites. People are getting 25
bucks for a column or for a submission as they call it to
the putative employer.
Yeah, then they do three a day for to get 75 bucks. Yeah,
but that but that'll count as 1/10 of your annual budget.
Yeah,
you can only do this for 1010 10 and a half days and you're done.
And there's, and this is you shouldn't talk to the lip Joe's
about this. And there's there's clarity is needed on what the
putative organisation is. Is it the holding company that owns
multiple publications? Is it just really screwed? Oh, yeah.
Is it each individual publication? So if you work for
Conde Nast, and it only be 35 for all of Conde Nast, or can it
be 35 for each of their publications? So that's why the
word putative becomes important, but I don't know how it's going
to work legally. But I thought that was and it's also isn't
that in a way freedom of press freedom, like a First Amendment
issues that
yeah, it's not as you mentioned it, yeah. It's unconstitutional.
I mean, that literally stopped abridging
the freedom of press. Yeah.
That's California. Uber, Allah's
Well, California. Uber all this has always been
unconstitutional. But yeah, that's unconstitutional that you
mentioned it.
I think it's great. And while we're on that, we might as well
talk about Trump's lawyers, they sent an email to CNN. Did you
see this thing?
Yes, this was another great distraction of it. A week.
Well, what I found interesting is essentially, they're the the
law they're citing is the Lanham Act, which I happen to know a
lot about.
Yeah, well, you should, because it's about trademarks and
copyrights.
Well and false advertising. I was sued under the Lanham Act
when MTV wanted mtv.com. And, of course, both the party settle
out of court, Neither party has any further comment. But the
Lanham Act is also for false advertising. And that's what
they're that's what I found funny. It's completely
misinterpreted by Twitter and retards everywhere else. I'm
sorry, I can't call anything else. But that was for calling
embed names. Oops, no. Lana Mack says if you say you're unbiased,
and you provide fair and balanced news, that's false
advertising. If you're not if and of course, they cite the
Project Veritas and all of that, it's, it'll go nowhere. But I
thought it was interesting that it's only sent towards CNN,
because right there in the title, fair and balanced Fox
News, you can take them down forward to Oh, if we're really
going to apply the Lanham Act, and let's do it. It's just, you
know, it always bothers me when people misinterpret these things
that are done, it becomes truth. I guess that's a life well,
I got into a 111 Go round with a twit Twitter. I said, I told the
Atlanta magazines about the Lanham Act. This is if anyone
thinks is going anywhere, and one wants to argue about it.
Count me out. Yeah. Exactly. Exactly. This is stupid. Stupid.
But it's so funny. You know. Scott Adams had I had to say I
didn't I don't particularly like clipping them out. You have to
clip me got a really clip them hard because he's got a lot of
pauses. Yeah. But he came out with some funny stuff on his
periscope show, which, by the way, he's got a new book out,
which I'm supposed to get a copy of, and
how not to what is
it to be a loser, loser? Yeah. And he I've finally decided I've
watched him do this. It just dawned on me. He said, You know,
when I interviewed him, he was already talking about a loss in
income on Dilbert. But it's not necessarily because people hate
him or Dilbert his market is dying for get it to cartoon
businesses is I mean, he's the last of the Mohicans selling
panels because the newspapers don't they're kicking that half
of them already kicked out and fired their editorial
cartoonists they can't they can't afford it period. They
can't afford anything and they get Ben this syndicated stuff
they can kind of afford but they're gonna probably cut this
is like I were to hate to get keep telling these stories. But
why we love your stories don't hate telling them it's good.
Doesn't mean
I like telling him but I'm so I met Tech TV. And you've noticed
you've probably seen this too. They had to do some cutbacks. So
the first day start cutting back as the free versus free milk
first.
It's always the coffee the food the food goes. Service table.
The second thing the makeup artist
what run up before makeup parking goes we literally saw
that view. What are you talking about? We had parking we never
had parking at naevia we did instead of me view Don't you
remember? I protected your
your coveted spots? Probably enough parking to count.
I protected your spot man. Yeah, I did have a spot. Yeah, so next
is makeup and Dennis the lighting director. Of course.
That's how it goes.
Yeah, the makeup go well, the way it went at Tech TV was first
the milk and coffee. And then it was the makeup bars, which was
ridiculous because the makeup artists I think, to any makeup
artists out there. Yeah. And you would know this particular
makeup artist is maybe the most important person or persons?
Yes, it's at any of TV.
Let me explain why people may not realise this. The makeup
room and the makeup staff and these art artists are also
psychologists. They are the ones that will sit there will know
the shit that's going on in your life will talk to you about it
will make you feel calm. Would you like another cup of tea, a
cup of coffee, and they end while they're making you look
good. They will completely build up your ego. And it is a
fundamental part of certainly of any live television. But any
television in general make up is where the peace and the calm is
put into the guest and the host would you agree?
I would agree with that. But I'd also in most situations on
television people don't realise that many of the incredibly
attractive women are at bass, ugly ducklings, and they could
use a couple hours And no, take it two hours in the makeup
chair, they come out Miss America. And that's very
important for the image of the network. Do it yourself having
some of these women do their own makeup is a nightmare.
Yeah, and but also television makeup is very different. It's a
very different animal. And then of course, after they get rid of
the makeup department, then they get rid of the fluffers. I mean,
it's just downhill from there.
Well, in this case, it got rid of wardrobe. And it wishes
another thing so people had to start dressing themselves and
this is not going to work. Yeah. But but they this is the kind of
thing that goes on. I don't know how I got off to try this for a
while I didn't want to talk.
I like it. And I was just thinking of my own MTV story
when I I'll just take the ball and run with it. But when I
arrived at MTV in the late 80s, they had no makeup department,
no wardrobe. And the lighting guy came in once a week. He said
stand here he'd knocked the thing around with a stick bumper
to bumper to bumper. He said Good, okay, just this is your
mark, you put a little AC next to it. So I knew it was my mark.
They had no hair makeup or wardrobe whatsoever. And it was
I mean, they were able to hire me and bring me over from
Europe. And this was a going operation it was Mickey Mouse.
Yeah, sounds Mickey Mouse. But back to I think the point was is
a Scott Adams is seeing the writing on the wall. And he
knows is a dying industry and his cartoons are you know, so he
makes I think he makes some bulk of his money now on books about
the cartoons. And these these expositions. And he's done a
bunch of them. He's done like three books in the last couple
of years that are still always best sellers. He's got a good
name for himself. And then he does this Periscope thing, which
is a promotional question for the book question
for you. Yeah. What kind of money do you think an author
like Scott Adams makes off of a book? million bucks? Damn,
that's pretty good. Yeah, that's pretty good. Okay, at least have
something to strive towards.
Yeah, he make it well, he's got a name. He's got the
distribution. He's and he does big publishers, and they do big
deals. And he's probably he may, he could probably be laughing.
If he's listening to this. He doesn't listen to the show. But
he could be laughing or flooded. Does he know he could be making
2 million, 3 million? I don't know. It could be 200,000. He's
making a million at least
you would know.
And so he does these. And so he's does this Periscope thing.
And he's some of it's pretty funny. But he did one the other
day about the predicting that whatever happens when Trump
pulls out is that you're going to hear about a hospital bombing
and using chemical weapons
are good. So he does listen to our show is what you're saying.
But
he says this is the case with all these voices. It doesn't
matter whether it happens or not, but you're always gonna
hear about it. But he did it kind of this would be something
I'm always you do it, you still do it. I still do it as kind of
a problem, which is the being sarcastic on the internet, or
even especially online, because it could you just can be quoted
out of context. But, but he went on this I got it's a clip here
of Scott Adams on McRaven. So then McRaven, the general and
then Mad Dog Madison McRaven. This real douchebag Admiral from
the Clinton administration, Obama buddy, because both of
them Clinton supporters. They went after the president which I
think was very unprofessional for military professional
military men to do this because he's the Commander in Chief. But
they did it anyway. And McRaven was really and it was always
about it was about Syria and needed to screwed up Syria and
and Hillary's all in on this officer is sorry, we got to be
in Syria, even though we weren't in Syria. As you prove two shows
ago, when you played all these old clips, no
boots on the ground, no boots on the ground, advise and assist
role. We're not fighting anything. No, no, no, no, no,
no, no.
So So Adams goes off in a very sarcastic, funny kind of a
sarcastic around which I thought would be worth playing because
it's amusing. And but but again, it's sarcastic. So I can imagine
people listening to this and agreeing with him is realising
he's being incredibly sarcastic. But I thought it was clippable.
According to Admiral McRaven. This President has damaged our
standing with other leaders, and our credibility, so much so that
how can we depend on them in the future? For example, let's say
we got into a big war. Do you think we could depend on Greece
coming to our rescue? No, Greece would look at the situation and
say, Well, look what they did to the Kurds. We're not coming to
help them militarily. How are we going to win a war without the
without the Greeks? I don't see how, what if, what if, let's
say, Russia, sends a nuclear weapon in Norway, and starts a
nuclear war? What We're not going to have the Kurds on their
side. So how are we going to defend against a thermonuclear
war with Russia? If we have no Kurds? No Kurds at all, like not
even one Kurd is going to help us? What are we going to do?
Well, I would say we're in pretty bad shape in that case.
So Admiral McRaven, is got a good point here, who is ever
going to help the United States? Who, who was going to help us?
Because before this before this, you can see the other countries
were they were forming a line to give us money and military aid.
And my god, other countries, wanted to help the United States
so much, that we almost couldn't handle all the help they were
giving us.
Yes, I recall the Freedom Fries vividly. That is very dangerous
for him to do. Because when he does that, he sounds very
serious out of context. And,
you know, he sounds like he's serious, I'm sure. And he
himself knows that. He's, quote, quoted, I think Jordan Peterson
made it pop popularise it that. I don't know if the numbers is
high, but 25% of people out there have no sense of humour. I
don't get anything. And that means 25% of the people
listening to them are going oh, yeah, that's true.
It's funny. We saw Scott Adams last night. We went to Dracula
The play here in Austin. Yeah, yeah. And so Tina, were sitting
there just we have before it started, people coming in Scott
Adams we saw meatloaf Lizzo. Even Steven Hawkins, it's a good
Austin's happening. What I did might not have been them, but
man, they look like him. Oh, yeah, just saying. Scott Adams
has a lot of doppelgangers out there.
Anyway, so he's working it. And I think he's a he's a smart guy
that can make money. So
well. He's, you know, he's got to make a lot to maintain his
lifestyle, I think or at least, I mean, he spends a lot of money
he puts money into real estate and all kinds of deals and, and
I think in restaurants,
I personally think he's out of the restaurant game completely.
I think he's prone to being soaked. If he doesn't watch out.
So soaked soak, he's got it. He's got to be careful. You
gotta be careful. I'm glad you did that. That was a good
report. And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage
and say in the morning to you the man who put the sea and
crashing out John's Co.
UK. Well, in the morning, you Mr. Adam curry also in the
morning goes. feets on the ground feats in the air
substantive water boots on the ground and the Dames and the
Knights out there.
Close enough. In the morning to the trolls and the troll room.
Where it humming away as we speak it there's no agenda
stream.com Where you are welcomed this morning if you
checked in by live live pre stream from Dara. No, there's
always some kind of live stream happening on just before the no
agenda show on Sunday. I think DJ Steven will be taking over
the airwaves. That should be fun to listen to. And it's a great
place to go and troll other people troll the hosts of the
show troll people live just throw some stuff out there. Ask
people what the price of Bitcoin is get an invite to no agenda
social or just hang out with people who generally aren't
triggered and no agenda stream.com Then I would also
like to say in the morning to let me get it here. Yes. Well,
it is the same Darren O'Neill I was just talking about Darren
O'Neil who brought us the artwork for episode 1182
They forgot we had a jingle for it. Yes, let's critique the show
art. Had no agenda art generator.com It's a segment now
you see it's a whole segment. Now we had a hard time once
again.
That's a guy kind of a cute voiceover voice
I'm forgetting who did that. I don't know who did i Oh Tom
Stark where there's a partner I think,
oh well. She's got a she's got a dynamite voice. She's just use
some words. She
doesn't know she does some mixing too. She does some of the
mixes and of show mixes. So what we had, we had a number of we're
all going to die we had some looks we had the queen as a
lizard. We had LeBron with a money basketball and Chinese
flags Pete budaj As Pete Buddha judges head in a pile of poop.
But the one we chose was the break up with big tech based
upon I guess my quotables since I've seen it pop up here and
there. Let's not break up big tech, but break up with big
tech. And it was well done. It
was a good line. It was a good line. Thank you. There was
actually two pieces in this in this series that had a breakout
with big tech. I think there was, yeah, that one were this
one where the where the comic strip blogger had big tech
fallen off a cliff. Right.
Right, which wasn't just didn't hit home for us the one that we
kind of both liked, but we didn't choose it another Darren
o piece, by the way, because we figured that people wouldn't get
the joke. And it was an ABC News Live from Syria shot and it's
it's clearly the Alamo.
And we discussed this particular piece we I liked it the most.
And but then But then I relented because as we discussed it and
then I came to the realisation is that today's generations and
many people listen to this show, or just generally Americans
exact don't know what the Alamo is, and they would never
recognise it if they saw it. Exactly. And that's what it was
the Alamo. And I don't think anyone would get the joke. No,
no, that was that was what we discussed. And so we agreed that
now they probably wouldn't. I mean, I know the Alamo, of
course, and I confronted with the image more frequently than I
have. Yeah.
It's pretty small. It's very small. It's like somebody's big
house. Like,
this is a tiny home version of the Alamo. I had a different
different idea in mind. Yeah. Do you know who who's when I was
there? His artwork was on display. Do you know he was a
huge collector of Texas art in particular, Alamo related art?
No, Phil Collins. Wow, that's odd. Yeah. He has his whole
collection where you sue sue the studio guy? Yeah. Yeah. One
more? Well, the Genesis guy. Yeah. Phil, Phil Collins. We all
know Phil, Phil. Phil hates me. He hates you. Yeah, there was a
period in the 80s, where we would always be bumping into
each other. I'd have to interview him if it wasn't, you
know, at some at Wembley Stadium for some kind of one of those
benefits shows he would be in my studio, and then a certain
point, you just say, oh, curry, too tall. Too much. Hey, I hate
you. And he would walk away.
Ah, yeah, it was loving. It was love.
I think I think it was love a form of love. Yeah, it was in
the air tonight.
She got his autograph.
We have a system here on this podcast, in which we don't get
elites to drop by we don't have corporate money. We don't have
sponsors. We're not a member of like a podcast, one net work
that would get us money. Now, what we've done is, we have
determined that we also do not have an audience we don't we
just don't have it. The modern way of radio, let's just call it
that is you have producers, your entire audience is a group of
producers and they help you create and produce the show in
many different ways. Obviously, lights have to stay on server
bills have to be paid, food needs to be purchased. And
that's why we have producers who support us financially and just
off the bat. Well, I always do it in the second segment, I want
to thank everybody who does a regular subscription donation a
sustaining donation, that some of it's $4 a month, some of it's
$5 a week, some of its per show, we have 11 elevens, we have fun
numbers 3333 1212. Thank you so much. It can't be said enough,
because there is at least a base of support there. It's not
enough to continue the show on but it being there always makes
me smile because I do see the entire list each and every show.
And I just want to take a moment to thank those people for always
being there for us. And for today's show. We have a couple
of executive producers and Associate Executive producers
and we're going to thank them as well right now.
We are the clock LIS CPU of podcasting.
Club clock, a clock less CPU. Yeah, this must be a reference.
I don't understand.
No, I don't take anybody up there. I guarantee there's five
people out there that get that joke. Right. Okay. All right.
Okay. Yeah, I'll tell you this. The clock less CPU was the was
kind of a holy grail of processors that was discussed
for a decade or more and it's still just still bandied about
is something no one can do it.
So it's just it has no limitations. It just goes as
fast as it can. It goes
as fast or as slow as it can. It's not it's not there's no
clock, right? It just does its thing. And but it can't be
apparently with Uh, most of the electronics world you need a
clock you need something that's fixed. Yep, we are the clock.
Let's see, we don't have we're like the Holy Grail of pike as
we don't have. We're not in a network. We're not in all this
bull crap. We're not in the union. Those are good one. We're
now work for the New York Times, we don't have advertisers. But
we do have these people. And we're going to thank each and
every one of them right now that Executive Associate Executive
producers for show 1183 Starting with David Boswell came in with
500 bucks. And he says one and one thing only you both do
important work.
And that's it. That's it. Beautiful. Thank you very much.
Today's followed
by Sir Yeah, thank you, David. He's followed by Sir Gregory
Warli Baron of South Mountain Lake Virginia with $396 which is
also known as the porcupine engine. Your Chevy collector.
Happy anniversary 330 $3 for each year, so I look forward to
each and every show. Thank you so much for everything you guys
and everyone that supports the show. Thank you all. Sir Greg
Warli and that's this is another Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you very much sir Gregory. Yes. Douglas Garcia
34567 No jingles no karma three in a row. Thank you for the
years of information and entertainment Boom Boom Oh,
three in a row. Well, thank you Douglas Garcia
and those are our executive producers so they all are
princes are not writing war in peace. Yeah, so let's shift
gears. Darren O'Neil comes area Speak
of the devil. This is the Darren the Darren O'Neill from the
artwork Darren O'Neill from the pre stream. Does Darren O'Neill
had any kind of existence outside of our show?
No, no, there's not a night anyway. 23567 Yeah, no, he
doesn't have to fight now. He's going still going for the
trifecta.
We don't even know if he's real. He may just be an AI or
something. You know,
it could be that cartoon character he draws himself here
could be 25675 which has some meaning I'm sure. Hello, John.
And out of the no agenda University sweatshirts generated
a few sales and part of this donation is right he did the
right that's right. Oh, quit University.
Gorgeous. Did look just the no agenda logo on his sweatshirts
with university. And this part of the donation is part of the
profits. He's giving us relisted the items and we'll be adding
some more using other artwork I've done in the near future
data will be available at no agenda store.com I hope that
John received the hoodie I sent him yes I did and is is
prominently displayed. I also added some cash that I recently
received unexpectedly to bring the total 3225675 Health karma
update. My dad's hip surgery back in the early July went well
good. He's been progressing nicely since and is being able
to work are able to walk with just a cane no agenda health
karma works. Can I please get the DeVore at Curry marketing
treatment for my podcast? Grumpy Old Ben's? He does it with
O'Brien. bemrose sir Ryan bemrose Sir Ryan bemrose Yes,
sorry. It's a tech guys take on the world. So basically, we
stole the idea of cranky geeks remove the knowledgeable hosts
from the mix and add it to unhinged hosts instead. I'd say
when he format sounds good to me. Yeah, the Andrea is better
than most of these things. There's so many tech podcasts
that I want to do a tech podcast. Why should I do a tech
podcast? It's magical. We are just two old guys yelling at the
cloud. Neither one of you are that old grumpy old bands.com
Thank you for that. Yeah, Grumpy Old Ben Stein calm I don't we
have it in the rotation I'm not sure
grumpy old Ben's runs all the time after the show on the no
agenda stream no absolutely
no fish but then we'll see some but the stream alright thank you
for all you do to keep us sane it's appreciated in the morning
and Darren I think and I think we should do it on our show too.
So I'm listening to the stream and I'm you know I decide I'm
Alyssa stream as to what you know maybe maybe should be
bumped but I'm listening and so am I hearing this one guy and
he's going on and on and on it's a very one is a one guys is
single guy yet get get get get. And he talks about he's got some
good stuff. Because spiritually kind of stuff. But most of these
podcasts seem to be and there's other podcasts they come in they
go and then as a woman with another guy and yakking about
something and nobody they go for hours or hours and nobody ever
does. You're listening to Yes, yes. And I think streamer, we
don't have to be make it mandatory. But I think we should
do it ourselves. That just at the beginning, like maybe at the
end of this donation segment or something at least twice in the
three hours. We should have I can't it has to be can because
it has to sound canned. Okay. A promo listening to the no agenda
show.
Well, we have those that run in between the shows we have plenty
of those sweeps. Oh, good. Oh, just you just just one just
right. Just promoting our own show on
our show. Not our show. The show there is being I understand.
Right. Can you
said we should do it to our show? Yeah. You said on our
show. You're listening to the no agenda show? Yeah. Yeah. It's
called the station ID.
It would be the equivalent of a station ID there's no station
involved, but it would be the crew. And I will try the podcast
is that and we can maybe we could do maybe you could do them
all.
Yeah, because I need more to do. Yeah. send it my way. John.
Literally this morning for Did you an email if someone said I
was too lazy to look up John's email please forwarded to him?
Like I'm your biatch. Sure. Yes.
So. Okay. Let's get back out.
Man, man make a suggestion. The suggestion is as follows We need
coming from a background of doing this. Why don't we get the
voice that I just played? Which was the here the show art voice
here we go
Why don't we have that voice go you're listening to the no
agenda? Yeah. And then have her do that for every single show.
Then we have what we call station colour. And it's female,
which is good these days for this social justice warriors.
Oh, yeah. So
I think it would be dynamite it would actually be that for all
the shows that are on and
I'm on it. I'm making it happen as we speak.
Because it was bothered, because I'm listening. I can't just
listen for 24 hours. So you know waiting for the whenever the
show ends and then even when the show ends is kind of sketchy
what the show was I
don't know what it was but there's lots of Sweepers and
promos in between the shows that that works very well and you
avoid and bemrose and all those guys have that set up
beautifully. But I agree just doing that if you're part of the
no agenda stream throwing it we'll do it to just yeah, we
just do it and Okay, so Tom Starkweather now has worked with
his partner
Excellent yeah, we get we need a couple of takes not just
so we can choose Yes, yes, Mr. Executive producer, is saying
I'm gonna give dares thinking about Darren O'Neal a goat
screen karma because I just feel like giving it to him. You've
got thanks, Darren.
I was thinking about this suit thing. And I'm watching Amazon
come out with some of these turds, you know, in their day to
day need to say well, let's just do a whole season this worked
fine when you had Kevin Spacey as you know a superstar
producer, director actor now out on the outs Do you know he
started off with a house of cards they did the whole season
at once without having to worry about it. But in network
television even when they only had three channels they would
run a series and they kill it after two shows. Yeah. Oh one
there's plenty of Broadway shows that were killed after the first
night
and sorry that Dracula should be killed off I'll tell you that
well anyway they would kill the shows that this because there
were suits. I think the suits are important now that I'm
starting to think of like one the suits the suits the guys who
say this show stinks
Yeah, it is important to have some kind of suit somewhere.
Do you see this there's a couple of new things on Amazon they're
just the worst now
i We watched something good last night. couple episodes of Modern
love Ah,
that's the worst I think
is actually incredibly good.
I consider it the most racist thing I've ever seen let's let's
go back and look at
what do you mean racist? You're thinking about something else.
This is adaptations of The New York Times column
for one thing a New York Times co producers so they're the
Kennedy this suit okay, it's not racist name one woman of colour
in the entire series.
Shit do I give about that it's a good series White who calls
first the first show this woman she's she every guy she goes out
with the white guy who's a douche bag. Yep, and this she
said since she said some shop with the black guy cuz he's not
a douche bag. Black men are not douchebags and white guys are
all douchebags you don't see this.
I took it very differently. I did not I she was by she had no
no partner and the doorman was her was her real friend and you
know come on all right but I think
the line I wasn't looking in their eyes the Tasha I was
seeing in your eyes whether you like them I mean maybe throw
up are you are you are a stone cold bastard it's a great series
home yeah.
Yeah cool cried I cried
during with candles now you just answer me that question. No. The
room was lit with candles
Wow. I mean, I'm pretty open to to seeing weird stuff in show I
saw nothing but just lovely stories that I really enjoyed.
And now I feel I almost feel dirty for liking it because I'm
getting shamed for being a racist. Move on. Please. Damn.
One good review. I saw some guy gave it one star says I just
wasted he said watch the three episode wasted an hour and a
half my life. All right onward to our donors who are more
important than that horrible show. And the racist show by the
way, and spillers is in. He's up on deck and she did send a note.
Where are you? Where are you? Where Joel Nelson? I don't know
what you're doing. Oh,
oh, it was time for some reason I saw and spill it. Okay. Joel
Nelson is in Richfield. Minnesota. 247 bucks a Joe. Oh,
I saw was that JCD add note and I know spillers had a no but I
didn't see this. Joel Nelson notes. So you know what I have
to do? No, no, no, no, no. Just because
you don't like romantic stories, and immediately see the black
and white issues. Because you probably inherently are a
racist. Doesn't mean that you can just go ahead and pretend
you didn't do any work because you didn't have the email at the
ready. You should do a lot better. You need the help of the
one and only. And I hate dogs.
You do? Nothing here. Joe Nelson said another missing newsletter
on August 24 2019. Thanks, John. I didn't get the newsletter. But
there's nothing that has to do with this with this particular
let me just do a quick scan. I don't have any journals
is note. Oh, I'm sorry. I do have the note email this in.
Well, that was fun going through squirrel mail. never gotten out
of this was supposed to be one half of a lucky Jew donation.
But like most things in my fiscal life, it's a bit of a
short it's a bit short. Thank you both for keeping on keeping
on with the best COD's piece in the universe. I find it
humorous, according to the Muller report. Okay.
Show us off the rails now. Okay, it's off the rails.
Karma requests. Okay.
Oh, yeah, sure. Throat throat.
Human Resource karma for his wife was growing our first nice
does all karma. So this is a big one big karma. Good. Karma from
health karma for me as I recovered from an acute disc
herniation Small Business karma for the dude named band who hit
me in the mouth. Well, that's nice, positive thoughts to you
both. And then a dealer's choice of jingles if you want anything
in there.
Do you know what I'm going to give him a little bit of extra
special Russian karma today? Which we just received in the
mail? I think that will be my dealer's choice and then we'll
throw in some goat karma, Divya. Yes. You've got karma.
Russian course karma.
Hey, it's Russian. What can I say came out of a grey recording
booth.
Raj. It's not just I don't want to make this a show about shows.
But now that you mentioned it because you mentioned it earlier
and I didn't chime in about her being in that little booth. You
know, does sound like she's in a crappy booth. Does anybody find
it annoying? When you watch TV news? You know what these booths
are? They have these. Not every studio has it, but most of them
do when you're doing a pack as you go into this little it's
like a phone booth. And it's got a mic in it. Typically of the
mic has got dead it sound completely dead sound and you
talk into the mic you do voiceovers or whatever you
think the booth has holes drilled into the panelling. Oh,
so
you don't die. It's the old school. The only real thing
you're a hamster
in a card boys wheel. Yeah.
So when you listen to the reports on television, and I'm
talking network, you hear the guy with a crispy, crispy voice.
And then he as he goes into his package, the voice changes every
time I hear this, I say Tommy almost
reporting for ABC news last night here and Amy she knew
that's kind of
what is the deal that they people would say that does sound
like Joe Biden. What is the deal that people think this this
transition from one noisy sound do kind of an open mic, full
room sound to a closed soundproof booth? How that's is
that how's that professional? And they all do it.
What's interesting is when at MTV, we did many packages for
the weekend rock and which was a weekly show. I really enjoyed
doing it early on. Of course they they kicked everybody off
because they had a news department and Kurt Loder came
in and but we would do the voiceovers right after the or
before show depending on what it was we probably usually do right
after we recorded. We do a voiceover in the studio with a
lav mic sitting in the same spot for the packages that we're
going to put together later because then you'd have the same
audio of the fourth The problem is it's much more expensive to
keep the whole studio running just for these voiceovers. But,
man does it make a difference?
Well, look, congratulations. I think that's exactly what you
have to do. Yeah, yeah. Thank you.
I don't think I deserve any kudos for it but that is just
given some technical backgrounds all going to be in the book.
And onward. Juna darioush cough colds, Jack. I don't know. He's
your
Rajkot coach
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way, I got called out for saying Czechoslovakia
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all roads lead to Putin once again.
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no jingles just jobs karma and JJ OJK No, jingles are just it's
even says it there in English.
I'm thinking I'm thinking and checked
jobs jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. Karma
John Patrick in Decatur, Illinois, Illinois $25 He says
much respect go podcasting right on that's it. Yeah, that was
very nice. Well, thank you. What a what a great list of donors
today. No one's really asking for anything that just saying
nice things except you. Yes. Fantastic.
Same group was that she sent an email $201 and and she's the
email that I was trying to get to earlier. Okay, well, I'm not
going to play the no I don't have to look it's already I
already found it. I have it already posted. I did my job.
Oh, okay. Oh, you got a pin.
Brother you did your job except you choose okay throw me under
the bus. All right. Got my pen.
This donation makes me a dame
Oh, but we don't want to this is more than just a pencil. I gotta
get the spreadsheet. Okay, let's go. So and spillers This is
fantastic.
So we do Villars is a dame is a Dane This is our Dame drive.
And yes, I understand but we it was kind of it's completely
unexpected because you weren't holding the note.
Yes, yes. I was. I was holding the note that's exactly right.
And I'd like to be known as Dame and of grey rock. Okay. Eight n
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EY or a yay. Grey or grey rock one word? Yeah. grey rock. Nice.
With a K you should get you can continue this gag for as long as
you want. O CK it. Okay. I'm just kidding. That the last few
shows have been fantastic. Thanks for the amazing
deconstruction my seven year old daughter who must have
appreciated Adams earlier F bomb. And I love you both my
husband not as much.
Surprise surprise.
This is good. But our daughter is desperately trying to convert
him.
Wow conversion therapy no agenda style. Oh,
yeah. Bottom up nice. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to
introduce her to critical thinkers. She's going to be a
terrorist by the way, a seven year old with no agenda way of
looking at things will
be president. She's definitely destined destined for greatness.
Stay in touch the teachers. What's her name? Do we have a
name for the seven year old?
She never mentioned her name. Can I get a health karma for her
since she recently diagnosed with juvenile arthritis now
crap? Yes, kids can get arthritis too. And it stinks.
Also a Reverend Al dealer's choice. China is asshole. And
that's true. Keep up the great work and
Okay, so we'll do and that's true. And does she not have
anything for the roundtable was my question? Nope. That's too
bad.
Okay, well, that's, I don't know why you'd encourage that. To
round tables loaded with stuff.
I mean, okay. She'll be happy with rent boys and Chardonnay, I
guess. No, there's a female version for that. That is the
female version. Right now I think about it. ESP I see teach?
You've got karma.
Oh, nice. Very, very nice. We got to we do our Dame drive
continues. This Is Us is very encouraging. We want
to see a damos show.
A daima show, man. Yes, yes. Yes.
It's doable. Yeah.
Where's my hair doesn't need the dame Dr. Donation jingle. That's
what we need here. There is nothing
like
that right, God, Damon, I'm showing our true Broadway roots.
John, I of course, come from the theatre. Decades is spent
on the theatre a couple of nights ago,
and I was there just last night. Well, thank you very much.
And we got one boy, I'm sorry, the theatre, I was gonna say
thank you very much.
And I really look forward to having you by yourself up here
on the podium. And thank you for teaching your daughter the right
way.
Yeah. And finally last on our list. And in this within the
same theme of the entire list, Sergio comes in with 200 bucks,
Parts Unknown. And he says no jingles no karma, and J and K,
we're done.
Fantastic. Thank you to our executive producers, and our
Associate Executive producers. These are credits that are real,
just like any other credit and show business. Of course, we
don't have the hookers and all that stuff for you. But as an
executive producer, you do get to laud this credit over others.
They are valuable everywhere they're recognised. So feel free
to put that on your, on your resume, put on your LinkedIn,
LinkedIn is the place where everybody gets hired these days.
It's it's none of these job listings. It's all about
LinkedIn. It's an incredible rip off for people who are
advertising jobs on it. But they can also like John does, you
have the premium count, and you can go search for people.
And I pulled my premium account.
Oh, that's disappointing.
Oh, yeah, I'm not gonna pay that money that you will touch. I've
said it before, I'll say it again. I download for backup, my
contact list my my phone. And they stopped giving me an email
address. You're breaking
up with big tech. And I'm proud of you, John. That's very good.
Now for those of you who will still have regular jobs, you
probably will see that you being recruited on LinkedIn. So when
someone looks for an executive producer, how many people look
for executive producers a lot. So make sure you put that on
your LinkedIn profile, and we'll be thanking more people who came
in $50 and above in the second segment we have Damian coming up
in our Dame drive. And for anybody else who would like to
consider supporting this programme as a producer of the
no agenda podcast you can do that by going to vorak.org/in a
I think we have definitely earned our spurs for today. You
know what go out there propagate our formula
is this we go out for yet people in the mouth shut up Slave I got
a new one. I guess this little girl was that. Well, the seed
man of course has been hearing slave for years because he
listens to our show, obviously. And I guess that slang, I guess
something stuck. It's kind of harsh, isn't it? Yeah.
OTP OTGW
dg kinda guy. Yes, off the grid for a moment here with no agenda
Shusha show off the grid where we break up with with big tech,
and we're happy about it. Very happy. I do have a couple
stories too, that were sent in a couple of things to mention. And
your review. Do you recall on the previous show, we were
talking about the device, the manager, the manager of devices
at Google saying, Yeah, you should probably disclose to
guests that come over. If you're using a Google speaker or Amazon
Alexa, you should probably disclose to them that these
systems are listening all the time. Yeah, cuz they
didn't sign the document. The EULA.
Right? And do you remember what? We made a recommendation of how
you could shame people into not having these devices?
Yeah, it was extreme, but it was a good idea. So Brian eight want
to repeat it. i
Well, producer producer Brad reports. Adam, the but porn
search worked. That was my suggestion. Say, Hey, Google,
search for but porn. And Brad writes in Adam, no frickin joke,
man. You just made my phone look up. But porn. I was playing
shoot through a Bluetooth speaker and you Hey, Googled my
phone into looking it up? I couldn't believe it worked. So
after 15 minutes of browsing, but poor started to email you.
So it does work. Excellent. Thank you very much, Brad for
that report. Corrections came in. This is from a dude named
Ben Adam. Thursday's discussion of uBlock Origin being banned
from the Chrome store was premature. Now this is the very,
very often I've used it. This is very popular ad blocker. ad
blocking is an issue. It breaks Google's advertising model, a
Chrome is a Google product was only the development build,
apparently that was rejected by the automated submission system.
It was never removed from the store. I don't think I said it
was removed for the source. It was blocked. Just one beta build
that was automatically rejected for unknown reasons. But the
issue has since been resolved. Okay. But I think in the in our
future ad blockers have a limited, limited prospects. And
then with regards to safaris, fraudulent website warning, this
was also FUD, he says, which means we probably fell for fear,
uncertainty and doubt. The issue now what I reported on this is
that the Safari browser looks at when it if it hits a URL that is
on the fraudulent website list, which is the problem quite
honestly, that's the problem. Yeah, it then was reporting this
to China's Tencent and to Google. So he goes on and says
with regards to safaris, fraudulent website warning URLs
are only sent to Tencent if your region is set to China. Okay,
Google Safe Browsing list is used in the rest of the world. I
don't know why people are losing their shit over this, though.
Oh, let me tell you why I'm losing my shit over it. Because
we're on that list. That list gets propagated to firewalls to
corporate firewall, we are blocked in so many places
because of effing lists. Yeah, I have a real problem with people
doing that. I have a real problem with
a central problem with people who don't think it's a problem.
Yeah. And
he's a dude named Ben. So you know, I'm going to easy Ben. But
it is a very big problem. This list of fraudulent websites is
very subjective. And can you get off of these websites? No. Of
these lists? No, you can't get off the list. Who do you
contact? There's no no way to get off the list. You're on the
list. You're on the list forever. I can never ever do
anything advertising base with Google. I got banned years ago.
And it's impossible never had not that I want it. But it's
it's actually part of the reason we're doing this is because I
saw this happen. Like okay, fine. It was 2010 I think or
2009. And they rejected me. Forever, forever, lifetime ban.
Now, let's talk a little bit about and this is Dave, this is
probably my favourite story. Why you need to break up with big
tech. Yahoo groups is shutting down on October 28. What Yes,
they are. They will be
waiting Hold on a second. Yahoo groups one of the first
Yeah 2001 2001 They started Yahoo groups.
I'm surprised is that Eat, but they had they've had these
groups and people have, even though over the years, they've
been banning people they've been actually active about them. They
kind of backed off. They didn't care. But many sewing clubs
have our ham radio guy who
loves shove the owners and he sort of group because all odds
are people, two lovers, everything's there. And I think
it is mainly because they can't figure out how to make money off
of it. I don't know how much it costs to keep those running up.
But did you can't make money on this stupid stuff. There's no
money to be made
in that. When's the last? Okay, I agree with that. Okay, thank
you. But you can pretend you're making money by doing something
other than absolutely nothing. Yeah, you can't make money if
you don't do anything. This is Verizon, bitching about, you
know how much money we get from advertising. We don't get any
money from advertisers or we're shutting down the podcast. Well,
you never had an ad. Yeah. Well, there's that. I mean, come on.
Well, the point is that and so you know, now there are a number
of people in call it including a number of outfits including
including groups.io. Which again, you can port your stuff
over and the sheep are going oh, that's a good idea. I'll take it
from this side. I'll do that. For us. Yeah. That is so stupid.
There's you can set up your voice. It was it was yeah, it
isn't
a little bit. It's a little offshoot of Freddie the fire.
Ready? Yes, a little bit like that. But please think think for
a second people don't take it from one and throw it into the
next. And anything wrong?
Yes. And a press.com is free.
Learn how to set up don't even don't even go to free will set
up your own server. Learn how to set up how to import some data
in the setup a
knitting club to do that.
Why not? You have what kind of knitting people aren't stupid.
You don't want to do that's really that's really degrading
is I have no idea why you said that. They're the knitting today
involves a lot of computer work their their patterns, it's all
this stuff that involves computers. And you've just
bought just now just the old white dude man as as patriarchy
talking right there. Yeah, yeah. So but anyway, Modern love
Verizon is getting out of the game. HuffPo is up for sale. I'm
sure you can get it for $1 for the domain name. It's yeah, they
it's it's all goes away. It all what you're seeing now, with
Facebook, and Twitter, it all goes away. It may it may take
another decade. It all goes away it
all what's going to me is that they sell it as though it's
going to be here forever. Oh, yeah. And I know what the old
thinking was at Yahoo. It was all you know, we can set up
these groups and that keep people in the Yahoo family.
There'll be on the site. Yeah, we can then get him to go over
to our news and they can get him to do this been given to that
because they're on the site. So let's these groups are great.
They don't cost us a lot of money and they don't because
there's not much going on. It's not a lot of knowledge just
breaking the bank right? Running, you know, a group of
small group but and it was all this you know, pie in the sky
and then of course now they're owned by me AT and T or whoever
owns Yahoo. I can't remember Verizon,
Verizon, Verizon, Verizon jerk offs, you
know, these phone companies get Oh, good. Hey,
man, we have we have the network and the content bond is the
dream.
That's what they bought at a time.
Right now. That's but that's truly what it was. That was the
AOL dream. That was it. Yeah. And we'll send people CDs discs
to work. It'd be great if floppies Hmm. Now for the PS
diversity stones. Producer Mike true to
his word longest OTG segment historically, somebody get a
timecode on this.
Producer Minebea. Producer Mike sent me as he promised through
to the PIO box 18 209 Austin, Texas 78760. A pixel three
completely flashed and loaded with graphene OS gra pH e os,
graphene OS, which is a developer of Copperhead OS, got
in some tiff with with the company that it was trying to
set up and anyway, he left and he created his own version of
this, and this is the one that will change your network cards
Mac Address randomly. So there's all these different tricks that
will certainly circumvent spying from big tech. But it's really
much more of a complete open source. No Google touching it at
all. I think it's called ASAP. So it's really the the original
operating system and then tweaked so that the the apps
can't talk to each other under the hood. You can set every
single permission manually on every single app. All of them
are off pretty much by default. But you can say no, you can't
access motion sensors. And they have the F droid App Store,
which is all open source free software. And so it has email,
it has a stripped down version of Chrome, which is removed all
the googly stuff, it had a number of VPN type firewalls
very much like the pie hole that we've talked about, we can
download a block list and these URLs will never even really come
into your machine, you'll never actually go and access them. It
looks like shit, of course, because there's no prettiness to
it is just functionality. There's a podcast app in there
and I was able to instal a couple other things. And I
thought that this would be the ultimate break up with big tech
phone very much like we have, you know, the pure purism phone,
the libram five, I think and there's a number of these pure
plays that are out there. And I was very excited to try this
like Okay, finally, um, you know, this is it, because I'm
still using the cloaked iPhone five, which is pretty, pretty
good against tracking, it's certainly not a not bullet proof
for someone to try and get into my phone. But there's really not
much there because I don't store credit cards and all that stuff.
And I have to say, it's unusable for me. It's too good. I cannot
use this because here's what happened to me. This thing is so
fast that I was you know, I was finding myself just grabbing the
phone let me just check email for a second. Or oh, I can just
look at Twitter you know, I can just check that real quick and
the browser exactly the opposite of what I want. I need a piece
of crap phone that deters me from doing this. It has to be so
much effort to do any kind of function except take a call send
and receive text messages. And once in a while like if you're
out shopping and your podcast partner says Could you please
review the newsletter you know it'll take me five or six
minutes to get the email find it the email queue to download then
open it up in something that actually will open Word that
isn't word and then review it and painfully copy paste and put
something back to you. So as much as I really enjoy what
they're doing with this it it does not and I slipped right
into a John I slip right back into the addiction I felt that
come and fast and hard. Like it take that one. That one toke or
the cigarette like? It's okay, I can do it. I know I can do I can
just have that one. No. You need to have shit OS it has to be the
worst in the world. Otherwise, if you don't I just don't have
that much willpower. It becomes too easy.
Usually a puff you take a cigarette?
What did I say? Coke. Ooh, sorry. Old hard habits break
hard.
Well, let's stop. And think about this. You don't want so in
other words, this off the grid thing is not about solely just
being off the grid because the fixed and then let me back up
one further step. It doesn't have to look like shit. It
doesn't have to look terrible or crummy because there are artists
out there and there are dead or dead or tech savvy. You mean
just talking about it? It does all couture is who does the the
site. What's
your point? What's your point? I said the graphene OS it didn't
matter that it looked like crap. No,
I'm just saying it but it doesn't have to look crappy.
That's just the Dell
and the iPhone effort or care.
The iPhone five looks good. Okay, forget I even said that I
will. Let's get back to the point I'm trying to make which
is that you don't want to be off the grid. You don't like these
to be stuck thinking or using these products exist seamlessly.
So you do because you get addicted. The next one and you
don't want that either. So you know it's not just being off the
grid. Now it's an
OTG is a misnomer. Of course. If it was truly off the grid, it
would have no radios and wouldn't communicate with
anything. It's on the grid. It's about making me an extension of
the grid. I don't want to be continuously connected. This is
why I laugh at people who walk around with their phones while
they're driving while they're talking while they're eating.
Meanwhile, the people making love pick up their phones. You
need to remove that from your life. That is the damaging
thing.
Yes, okay, I almost got I will, I would say I almost got killed.
I know I almost killed somebody. Luckily, when I drive, I were
kind of telling the stories, your stories are great. I used
to dry, I used to work for the air pollution district, we have
to drive all the time all day and all night. So you get really
good at left foot braking. And so I I drive that way. Normally,
when I'm in the city or anywhere around, I'm always left foot
braking. Because then you don't do that. They always tell you
that
incredibly dangerous. It's not how's it dangerous?
Tell me about how you almost killed somebody.
Some dummy some girls making a left turn while on her phone.
And I saw this coming a mile away. So I let her I slowed down
and kind of you know, and then I as she turned right in front of
me on a mana main thing right in front of me, I was like three
feet away. Luckily, because I'm left foot braking, I could stop
in time and lay on the horn. So everybody in the vicinity could
see what was going on. She was pulling right in front of me
because she was paying no attention to that turn. She's
taking a left turn in front of me. And I couldn't I was
thinking about afterwards because I I just don't do this.
But I I thought you know, I could have I could have gotten
some body work done.
Here's how I here's how I imagine you in whatever you're
driving, oh, she's making a left hand turn. And that's your horn,
right?
Pretty much. And but I didn't hit her but it would have been
obvious what would happened and she probably was texting or
something while turning. These people are nuts.
So what's your point? You're breaking it down and you've told
the story?
I'm just the reason I've told the story is because you said
you don't like people walking around looking at their phone
like zombies. They're driving like we're also
well, okay, it's not just a public safety issue. It's a
sanity issue I already see in the troll room, people just turn
off notifications. No, it's when this is what happens every
waking moment that there's a downtime second in human
interaction. People whip out their phones. Oh, oh, boy, we're
waiting for the waiter to come. Let's look at our phones. Gee,
I'm at the stoplight. Let's look at my phone. Gee, you know that
it's a commercial break. Let's look at my phone. That's the
sickness and you need to remove it from your let you still have
to be connected, it's important to be connected in a connected
world. But without incredible willpower, you become a zombie
through just the draw that the information has, you have to put
up blocks. In the end the only way and so I guess that's the
point of my story is it does not matter what the operating system
is. If it functions well, it's bad for me, this is my personal
experience, it has to be really shit. And at this shit OS is
what I call it. At the same time. I was also compared to the
iPhone five, which is just as beautiful format nice and small.
You know the has no cover on it, I've dropped it on the ground,
it doesn't shatter right away. At least it hasn't on me yet.
I've chipped the corner off of it. But the glass didn't break
it. It only does the it keeps me in touch with people through
text message or phone call voicemail. And if I need to, I
can get an email, I can send an email, but I can't even do my
typical show prep stuff on it. So if someone sends me an email,
check this link out to click on that link before Safari has
gotten there. It takes so long that it's not worth it. And
that's that's what um, that to me is OTG. Okay, and it's for
your sanity. Now you're you're lucky, you already have inherent
ability to leave this thing in the drawer. I mean, I file soror
I also know I don't I don't text you. There's no reason to text
you. You will never read the text except twice a week.
When I do text I do some texting. I do it on the computer
using Google Voice. Okay, that's fair. So I type on it, but it's
only when I have the voice.google.com open. And I
only do that for I only routinely do it twice a week
because I do it when I send the newsletters ready that's not
coming from my phone. That's coming. I just finished a
newsletter and I Okay, and I just mailed it to you. And then
I just go to another tab on my browser and I say and I typed
that into the Google voice as a text message and you get it. It
looks like a text message from a phone but it's not as bullcrap.
I rarely text from my phone. I will receive text once in a
while and I text them but if they They didn't pay the bill or
something or they didn't charge me right. And I go back and
forth. But he's generally ends up with a phone call. But I like
to, I don't like to have the phone with me all the time. I
just don't I don't like the I don't like the idea of it being
on in my pocket. Because every time it's because I haven't put
it on by the computer once a while this buzzing and buzzing
and noise is good. That's does electrifying my balls. I don't
need this, this ray RF down there. I don't like it on my
ear. I don't like the RF against my hand, I just don't like it.
Or then you put it in your pocket your shirt pocket which
your nose should fit into as
electrify your heart deskew.
You know, because it's always these signals are just doing
signalling that's way above them and beyond what should be doing.
Now all of this being said, I was very impressed with the open
source mapping and driving application called here. h e r
e. incredibly useful. I mean, it even had some, I think I had
some traffic data that it was getting, you know, but it was
not, it's not your big Silicon Valley. No big tech type of
operations. Does it do turn by turn? Yeah, it does turn by turn
in a moving map and the whole thing of n different voices. I'm
very impressive. Really, I mean, all of this stuff works. My
problem was the browser
when your problem is, but I'm kind of interested in that part
of you.
You would love this in. I don't know. Whatever. We're not going
to borrow anything because when it goes to your place, it's in
the black hole GG GG GG GG you deal with OTG very go OTG break
up with big tech. Be aware of your sanity. And I'm gonna I'm
new I should probably register that hold on a second. Can you
just just chicken I can probably do
CG sanity? No, no, no, it's
gonna do
so let's do it right now. They're trying to beat Yeah,
no, no, no, no one can beat me on this. I don't think anyone
has this. I'm not going to say it until it's dammit.
Somebody's got it shit OS
someone already has it this to bed. Sheet os.com
We have a seven year old listening. Hey. Now just as a as
a kind of a fun clip. Okay. You've heard of well did bonus
clip I sent I want to play it now. This came from one of our
we both know this woman. She's a famous broadcaster. And I will
leave her name out of it. But I got this this morning. I just
thought it was hilarious. Let's just play this clip. I don't
know. I'm no climate change expert. I am a climate change
survivor. This is the mayor of Puerto Rico of the main town of
San Juan Puerto Rico. She's a climate survivor climate change.
She's
I heard that
he can be a Holocaust survivor and yeah,
well it makes sense or survivor. Yes. If you can be a climate
change denier than someone needs to be a survivor like a
Holocaust survivor. Very good. Yeah, that's
the connection. Exactly. Wow.
Well, you know, there were some protests going on at the Capitol
which no one heard about and two very famous actors were
arrested. which no one heard about
it. No. Well, we're gonna hear about it now.
So this is the what do we want a green New Deal? When do we want
it now the most uninspired chant in the effing universe? Yes. As
Jane Fonda and Sam waters got arrested
and now Jane gets arrested all right, she's walking she's
showing her handcuffs to the camera. I'm James. I'm getting
arrested. And here comes Sam waters. Waterson waters. Waters
Waterson Waterston.
How pathetic is it that people are getting arrested and this
cheers for it. The cops are standing there going, really? I
gotta clap this 85 year old in handcuffs okay, you know like
now all right if that's what if it's just a waste of time it
made zero news coverage no one cares. But Jane Fonda's face
looks dynamite. I mean Nancy Pelosi should go talk to her. Oh
my goodness.
And she said she has worked on by the best and
she has she had the Baray on you know with the end she didn't she
looked perfect. Sam Waterston gets they're both on the show,
Frankie and Frankie and Grace, Grace and Frankie which I liked
that show. I'm sure it's racist and dumb. I'm sure that you hate
it. I liked the show. But it's
just because I said that other show is racist doesn't mean I
think everything is racist you
think this show is pathetic? Because it makes old actors play
gay people you've I know that that's what you're thinking
I don't I you know I saw the show when it first came out I
thought it was well done well shot while produce I thought it
was a little slow moving and boring. So I stopped watching I
have maybe two is very boring show I tend to do the racism
No, I didn't say that. There's no black people in the show you
there is one black person token blacks. He's racist. But I just
find it very sad that these actors and they were holding
Green New Deal signs professionally printed. All
printed. Yes. Yeah. The you know, Jane, and
money you know, you can't make you can't make pate without
fossil fuel.
Now you can't can't it's just the whole thing. It's like I
just sad, sad, sad said.
So there's well on the topic of celebrity. So I was going to do
one more climate change. Okay, do more and more than that, you
want to get back to celebrities? Yeah,
of course, why wouldn't we get back to celebrities when we can
be doing climate change? Just for everyone who really wants
the US to stay at war. You know, this is something you could use
around the water cooler if someone said just to see if you
could fry someone's brain. Man, we gotta we gotta stay or
protect the Kurds. Man I'm gonna protect the Kurds. Two
major studies published in June remained buried by most major
media outlets. The first Pentagon fuel use, climate
change and the costs of war by Brown University's Costs of War
Project confirmed previous findings that the US military is
the single largest producer of greenhouse gases in the world,
and that the Pentagon is responsible for between 77 and
80% of all US government energy consumption
since 2001. The second study hidden carbon costs of the
everywhere war, logistics, geopolitical ecology and the
carbon boot print of the US military, published in
transactions of the Institute of British geographers found that
if the US military were a country, its fuel usage alone
would make it the 47th largest emitter of greenhouse gases in
the world between Peru and Portugal. But these
groundbreaking studies received no coverage and virtually all of
the US is biggest papers and TV news channels. Well
I liked that carbon footprint.
Was that what she said?
Someone in the troll room said it I don't know.
Somebody said carbon boot print. That's great. By the way I want
to give you a borderline clip for that that was a nice clip.
Thank
you it's from the show counter spin and producer sent it to me
I don't remember who sent it to me. But it is of course
appreciated.
Oh, so I'm I just have this is a clip that really has nothing to
do with anything desert desert thematic topic for today. But I
just thought it was interesting. Because it refers to the movie
that is getting more publicity. This joker movie. Oh, yeah.
Yeah. Which I haven't seen. I haven't seen it either. I
probably see it when it comes out on pay per view. But
Hello. Yeah, hello, pay per view. You mean like Amazon or
Netflix? I don't think pay per view. Is it really a thing
anymore?
It's just still a thing. But the it's you know, it's a
controversial film, but it so this guy that comes on and does
these editorials when you've seen him before. He's got this
very stilted way of speaking and a giant mole named Mr. Reagan or
Mr. Reagan, and he's a podcaster. And you've seen him
and he made this little aside. He went off he was doing a
review of the movie which he thinks is a work of genius. Of
course Chance. And he did this little aside that I thought was
just whether it's true or not, I'm not sure. But I can kind of
believe it might be true. And it's very disgusting.
With this film, they were trying to say, This is what happens
when the wealthy and powerful neglect the common people, this
is what you get. And I discussed this film yesterday with a very
talented successful director out here in Los Angeles. He's a
closeted conservative, he can't expose his political views to
anyone without being blacklisted. But he happens to
be a fan of his channel. So we've become friends. The other
day, he was told by his agent that he wasn't going to be
getting much work in the near future, because he's a straight
white male, the agent suggested very seriously that this
director come out as trans or at least gender non binary, this
the agent told him would make him eligible to get more jobs as
a director, that is not a joke.
I believe it,
I believe,
believe it. In fact, I have a just to give you an idea. Under
the SJW heading, this is a promo for the Spotify, the music
company. Now you have to I wish I could kind of I can't really
show you this, but the people speaking are all white. They're
all trans except for the one Asian American Girl millennial
who I guess is in charge of human resources. They're in a
beautiful glass building overlooking San Francisco, in
their office with a barista sipping cappuccino while they're
discussing this.
at Spotify, everyone just trusts each other and has this culture
of it's okay to ask questions, even if they might be difficult
questions.
Prunes are kind of a tricky subject. For me, in that I keep
going back and forth about kind of what what do you use what to
use where?
Well, I spent about 30 years or so in the closet, because my
previous employers didn't have any particular tolerance for for
transgender people.
at Spotify, we have employee resource groups and spectrum is
our LGBTQ plus employee resource group.
at Spotify, having a diverse workforce and being an inclusive
is important. They can feel like themselves at work. So
what we did is to come up with a list of essentially every
medical procedure that trans people might
need, basically, Spotify said, Oh, we didn't realise there was
a problem there. We'll fix it. And that was pretty amazing.
As of 2019, we now offer masculinization and feminization
treatments recommended by the world's Professional Association
for Transgender Health,
it's not a question of vanity. You know, for someone who needs
these things, it's really a question of being able to be
perceived, you know, as themselves
as Spotify, everyone's part of Spotify, everyone's a member of
the band, and everyone is determined to help everyone else
who needs it.
My advice is, don't be afraid there's nothing wrong with
knowing who you are and where you stand.
Part of what I'm doing here is trying to be visible. So people
who are like me know that they're not alone.
Now, as we were talking earlier, John, about the entertainment
business, and I consider this to be an entertainment company, the
first down quarter, this publicly listed company has gone
on your feminization treatments. Okay, that's the first thing
they're gonna cut that I'm telling you.
That's new on the list, by the way, it's but this virtuous
and the thing that struck me was it was all white people. Trans
this trans that, oh, virtue
signalling.
Oh, and they're drinking cappuccinos in their glass
offices overlooking San Francisco. He couldn't get more
elitist.
Well, now I bet it's elitist. I took that thing. There's a
subtle message in there I think is elitist gay.
Because some Valley thing probably then
associated. I think it's an elite. I think it's a gay
company. And the reason I say that is because of the code word
that was in there, which is we're all members of a band.
Yeah. And there's there was a movie called boys in the band,
which was one of the first gay gay movie but the gays seem to
be the because these are a bunch of elitist gays. Yes, that are
just virtue signalling and it's like it was it's you're right.
It's all bull crap.
Totally. And it's all going away with your first down quarter or
your four or your four you know, when when when you lose the
lawsuit and you have to pay $80 billion in back royalties.
That's the first thing that's gonna go, Hey, give me your
feminisation back,
Spotify, I can't believe why would they put it there? CES
really? I really hate virtue. signalers like this.
I hear you. I hear it.
Yeah, you want to do all that stuff? Just do it. Why do you
have to brag about it? I'm in the old group thing was like,
like if you're a very generous person and philanthropist, many
of them to this day, they don't go bragging about it. Oh, it's
not spending money on things, not philanthropy.
If you talk about it,
just do it. You either do it or you don't you don't do it and
brag about it. Yes.
Oh, yes. I'm so great. I'm so so so so should do. So. You know,
we should take a break right here. We've had we've had too
much, right. We've been talking too long, man. I'm gonna show
my spoon to no agenda.
Imagine all the people who could do with us. Oh, yeah, that'd be
fun.
We do have a few people that think as a matter of fact,
including Charles McAdams. Who does this thing on? I don't
know. I got this on here. Anyway, Charles McAdams in
Chicago on her $40.99 He has a note I had to read some of it
because he has a bunch of a bunch of douchebag call outs.
Oh, okay.
All right. So get read by the button. Yes. Button is handy and
ready.
He's got to shut up for T McAdams. Okay. Do it well, first
of all, he needs a deed douching for T McAdams. bad deed deuced
then he needs a calling out for T. Mertz. luffed T. Mertz love
you. I don't know where to do this. You're not good at not
helping it.
You did? It's good. All right. That's it. All right. Yeah.
I thought there was a whole bunch you said?
I thought it was too until I looked at the list of coke.
Charles Murray. Okay. That is in Chicago. Gary Alexander and
Dubai came in with $133.33 Dame Gina on $23.45 in Providence,
Texas.
And she needs a jobs coma for a smokin hot hubby. It'll be at
the end you bet named Gina.
Robert Dawson.
Can I just say something you're really smacking your smacking
your lips a lot today.
Thank you a lot of that. Thank you for that. I'm gonna just do
that instead. Robert Dawson in Tynan city in Taiwan. You got a
bunch of requests or China's asshole okay. sironen sir Greg?
Yeah. The ronin sir Greg Porter, and in seven F s and 70 threes
out of $118.90. Yes.
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anniversary
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next Saturday.
So the big show is next Sunday then
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Bob ASO Gwadar who's an artist, by the way, living I believe in
Connecticut, but he sent sent his money in 606 small boobs
through something called people pay. I sent him a note about
this right? It showed up in the bank account, and I usually see
pop money and I've seen some Zell even though the bank says
they don't take Zell, I've seen it. But pop money has always
worked best for direct deposits without going through the old
SWIFT system, which costs an arm and a leg to do but these new
systems are cheaper and this one I've never heard of is called
people pay. And there's a bunch of banks in Vermont that use it
and this came through a Vermont bank. I don't know anything
about it. I sent Bob a note and he never responded. I don't know
if he got to know to get lost in the mail. Not sure. But he
probably thought I was trying to hit him up for a free print. Me
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Well, I said it three times earlier, but this is the first
time you heard it.
Well, okay. Third time's a charm.
It's what it is.
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Well, I got a couple of things I want to bring into this show and
get people up to speed on stuff that no one's reporting on.
Sorry, yes. What was that? It's premature clip relation.
Well, let's play let's start with this as a short clip, but I
didn't know this was going on to tell me you knew this was going
on riots in Lebanon.
Well, yes. In fact, that was exactly the clip I was about.
Today. anti government demonstrators returned to the
streets of Lebanon for a third straight day. Protesters angry
over the country's failing economy called for new
government, waving flags and marching past storefronts that
were smashed and rioting last night. Yesterday, Lebanon's
Prime Minister gave his government a 72 hour deadline to
agree on a plan to avert an economic crisis and put an end
to the demonstrations. In a televised speech today. The
leader of Hezbollah said the group opposes a change in
government and said every citizen is responsible for the
financial crisis.
This is very interesting. I was I was literally going to play a
clip that related to this because I don't have audio of
this report. But BBC News is reporting that this riot this
protest started because of the WhatsApp tax. Yes, the
government had listened to this. The government had announced a
20 cent daily charge on voice calls made through what's app.
So it comes down to about six bucks a month. And this the BBC
is claiming all yes, the people are rioting over the WhatsApp
tax and I'm thinking really now. Lebanon. Shit, that's not what I
wanted to ask. Damnit. I want to I want to play the obvious.
Here's the obvious.
So I came back to see him a few weeks later. And by that time we
were bombing in Afghanistan. I said, Are we still going to war
with Iraq? And he said, Oh, it's worse than that. He said, He
reached over on his desk. He picked up a piece of paper. He
said, I just, he said, I just got this down from upstairs
meeting the secretary defence office today. And he said, this
a memo that describes how we're going to take out seven
countries in five years, starting with Iraq and then
Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and finishing off Iran.
Waiting for Lebanon to join the party. Here they are.
Thanks to WhatsApp,
and yes, thanks to face bag and what's the for the BBC to report
this? I mean, you know that this is this is a colour revolution.
It's the West that's behind it. They've been on the list since
2001. That was General Wesley Clark, who two weeks after 911
received this briefing of all these countries that we're going
to take out and I've been waiting for Lebanon to show up
and there it is, boom, the Neo cons at work a new theatre, and
now it's of course, because the free people deserve to have
WhatsApp man. It's just crazy. They can't go without WhatsApp.
WhatsApp once the
question is, you know, is this the Trump administration doing
it? Is it is it douchebags in the in the Foreign Service? I
think it's
douchebags in the Foreign Service, I think they don't pay
any attention with Trump once.
Right on cue as we've been following the vape wars and the
phoney baloney propaganda only meant to do one thing to bring
the smokeless tobacco to market without any hindrance and
nullify, and dare I say decimate the vape culture and the vape
industry to remind everybody this is the same company that
bought jewel is now going to kill jewel and is going to
market only the smokeless tobacco i cos IQ O 's. And we're
going to get rid of everything. And it's in collusion with
health and human services in collusion with the FDA. And here
is the Health and Human Services Secretary Azar going on CNBC,
the money business programme, to move the needle a little bit
further to get rid of a perfectly fine industry. E
cigarettes in the news, Joule And mind you they don't say
vaping continuously e cigarettes e cigarettes and E cigarettes. E
cigarettes cigarettes bad e cigarette e cigarette? Who uses
the e cigarette term? In the normal world? Nobody. It's all
vaping but no not when you're trying to get rid of it.
E cigarettes in the news. Joule is suspending online sales of
fruity flavoured cartridges in that vaping devices. They're
trying to deter teenagers from buying them. Special guests in
the studio this morning. Alex Azar Health and Human Services
Secretary. Mr. Secretary, welcome to the programme.
Great to be with you, Stuart,
I heard you earlier this morning saying that vaping devices if I
can call them that are illegal. Anyway. I didn't know that.
That's absolutely right. The Tobacco Control Act says that
these e cigarette devices actually have to be approved by
FDA before they can be on the market. Now, the Obama
administration said, let's let these be on the market so that
adults can get used to them build a market share to get off
of cigarettes. And we carried that forward. But the problem is
what we saw is just this explosion of kids using E
cigarettes and we now have 5 million kids regularly using E
cigarettes and 8 million adults. And while it's important to get
adults off of cigarettes, and we're committed to that we can't
let a whole generation of kids get addicted to nicotine
because those 5 million youngsters
notice how the equation between nicotine and cigarettes is just
on par here. It's not the same thing. That's why they
continuously call it E cigarettes vaping does not have
tar does not have formaldehyde does not have it. It may have
other crap in there. But this is a hit job on an entire industry.
Oh indeed addicted to nicotine. But I was the First Lady and I
were with kids last week. A young girl who was doing
multiple of these cartridges. Each one is a pack of
cigarettes. Nicotine
no let's let's make a better comparison. It's like smoking a
pack of cigarettes 25 In your face.
I've got kids who have to go to AAA they're going to be in
recovery the rest of their life. They're so addicted to make the
LA Times that a story that people are actually starting to
use cigarettes. had to wean themselves off of their nicotine
addiction.
Oh, yeah, this happens all the time, the e
cigarette products,
do you think they should be banned? That's a foolish
question. If you ban the whole thing, then you banned the
device which gets people away from smoking tobacco. And that's
a bad thing in itself. That's right. So your job really is to
stop kids getting it. But
now that was very important. I think it's actually Stuart
varney. So maybe Fox Business. That's very important what he
said there? Well, we can't Well, no, we can't be banning devices.
No, we can't do that. Because we've got the smokeless tobacco
device coming out. Supposing
you had to have a
I wish I could back it up. Because the way it was phrased
was obviously rehearsed. Lauren, it makes it sound as though he
doesn't aside is one of these funny grammatical things where
he says, We should be banning these things, something about
cigarettes, which is a bad thing in itself. And it made it sound
as though banning the vaping devices is a bad thing. It was
very funny structure. But it's what he actually said, Well,
what's to come out? Oh, I'll back it up.
Let's listen again, the gueret nicotine, you got kids who have
to go to AAA, they're going to be in recovery the rest of their
life. They're so addicted to nicotine, LA Times that a story
that people are actually starting to use cigarettes to
wean themselves off of their nicotine addiction from the e
cigarette products.
Do you think they should be banned? That's a foolish
question. If you're banned the whole thing, then you banned the
device, which gets people away from smoking tobacco, and that's
a bad thing in itself. That's right. So your job really?
Yeah, yeah. It's like the truth came out. And he caught himself,
I guess, kind of No, no, it was very weird.
But you had to have a doctor's prescription?
Yep. That could be one option that Congress could look at
that. It's all about balance. We want the adults to have access
to products so they can get off of cigarettes. We want to keep
them away from kids. The key right now is we're not banning
them. Congress actually said, it's gone. We're starting to
stop. And there's a logic inconsistent. Well, yes. But the
logical inconsistency is the following. One, kids are using
these things, and they have to smoke cigarettes to get off of
them.
That's what he just said, according to the LA Times, but
meanwhile, their only thing they're good for is to get
people off of cigarettes. Yeah, it's the whole so how can they
be good at getting you off cigarettes is that when you if
you use them, you have to use cigarettes to get off them. It
makes zero sense what he said. Because it's also bullcrap.
Well, we know that this whole thing is bullcrap. And it's just
a scheme. And varnish should be ashamed of himself or put it
this is like, this is a native ad for something for
i cos that's, it's, it's setting it all up. They have, they're
opening stores all over America, now. They look like Apple
stores. And you go in, and this is a vape like looking device.
And it's got a pod, except it's not just pure nicotine. It's
smokeless tobacco, I am dying to try one because I want to see
what all the hype is about. But it's you know, you're actually
getting a cigarette only. It's kind of like barbarians at the
gate. You know, the smokeless cigarette. That's that's that's
been the holy grail for the tobacco industry for decades, is
to have this IQ UL s i small I capital Q o s, and you pronounce
it i cos it's the shittiest branding I've ever heard of, I'm
gonna continue the clip, couple seconds left a
doctor's prescription.
That could be one option that Congress could look at that it's
all about balance. We want the adults to have access to
products so they can get off of cigarettes, when to keep them
away from kids. The key right now is we're not banning them.
Congress actually said, it's Congress banned. We're starting
to enforce that and say if you have products that are
attractive and available to kids, get off the market, all of
you by May of 2020 have to come and
go. If you have products that are attractive and marketed to
kids like, I don't know, Facebook, tick tock was
Snapchat, maybe you should be banned to is dangerous for their
health through
FDA and submit an application and we'll review that we'll look
at nicotine levels. We'll look at all the ingredients are they
safe? Can the product be adulterated? And are you going
to market in a way that will make them available to kids? So
we'll bring them under a regulatory framework for the
first time.
Yay. douchebags. And yeah, and the First Lady's in on this very
disappointing that she's been roped into this. She's out there
the whole vaping very bad and very bad. Yeah, I don't think
any of that's good for kids. But please, don't just lying. The
huge tobacco lobby does not deal in nicotine. They deal in
tobacco, and they could not have these nicotine administration
devices floating out there. Getting people hooked on
nicotine. They need to be the delivery device. They have
tobacco fields and whole infrastructure. That's why I
cost that's where it's headed. Did you look it up?
And I'm looking at while I was looking at to see if there's a
store in Austin and I cannot No,
no, no, there isn't. I'm waiting for it. Now there is no store in
Austin. They're just starting, but I've gotten lots of
lies cost 100 samolians.
What what cost? 100 samolians
100 bucks for the little little smoking smoking thingy.
Yeah, and then and then how much for the pods?
I haven't gotten that price yet. But it's too expensive.
And actually it's called the heat heat stick.
Yeah, the heat.
Jabal II get the heat and
the heat pass it around. Pass it around and pass around
the heat. What is this? Is this a video on this video they got
going on here? No audio. Okay, whatevs. Fine. So there you go.
An industry being killed for the tobacco lobby. Everyone's in on
it including vari going Varney and just okay, well whatever
we'll just go along with
it. This is a very roundabout way of doing things I think it
was it was borderline genius. I thought that jewel was gonna be
the product they were going to use it as the as the entry point
thing but no they just bought it they bought it to kill it they
bought it to kill this is an old fashioned scheme this is the old
way that used to be done you buy it and you kill it. Yeah, catch
and kill it was dynamite. Yeah, why would be nice. I don't know
why you're so disgusted I'm impressed. Smoke I don't care.
I don't I just I just hate my government doing this to me and
to people you know, two thirds of the people and it's just
oh yeah, cuz Agaram has always been so honest.
What would what would we do with this show? If the government was
honest, it'd be no show. Yeah, we'd be done and what's gonna
happen but it's the media I mean, this is Business Business
Show. And like oh Ross e cigarettes usually fog off. I'm
sorry. I was ready. It
was lame. That was lame. It was really embarrassing. This is why
people should be listening and donate to no agenda show because
we don't do that stuff. Scripted promotion for something
unbelievable. But they do it constantly.
I think we should leave our show on that note you've you've made
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