That's an important mark and Adam curry Jhansi Devorah
November 3 2019. This is your award winning combination media
assassination episode 1187. This is no agenda. Getting the
lowdown from the lowlands and broadcasting live from Schiphol
Airport, the capital of low low lands, Amsterdam, the
Netherlands in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
in from Northern Silicon Valley where we're throwing our support
to Baito. O'Rourke, I'm John C. Devorah. Buzzkill
mean, you're throwing your support, he's gone. He's toast
at six out of here, you're out? What? You know, one of our
producers did an analysis of his expenditures. And it appears
that he stayed in the race, even with his 3% polling numbers,
whatever that means. We don't have to trust them for an extra
couple of months, in order to pay everybody, including
himself.
He takes a salary for this job of his Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yes,
you're paying himself do we know.
I think it was $400,000. Wow. Now, it's not exactly clear from
the FEC filings, but that's the extrapolation one of our
producers made. And it would make sense, you know, payroll,
payroll taxes, there's tonnes of stuff that that was paid over
the past couple of months with not many other expenditures, but
there are also some consultants, it's what you do. I mean, when
you're losing, you want to keep everybody count your your
important people kind of going, I guess.
Yeah, why not? So I mean, I do have I do have a couple of
clips.
Oh, I'm not ready for that. I got too much. Beta. Beta. I got
too much to tell you. We'll get to Baito. He's toast. Okay.
Well,
but don't forget, don't let me Miss beta.
I will remember. You know, I'm
really disappointed that he dropped out. Go on. I know. You
have store I say I have travelled i Yes. You took a long
trip.
Yes. I took a trip. Saturday afternoon, left Austin, via
Houston to Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Happened To The Austin Amsterdam flight.
Oh, that doesn't start until May. That's the KLM direct
flight four flights a week. But it's not there yet. So you still
have to transfer somewhere. And I'm here at the invitation of a
Dutch TV show as they're celebrating 100 years of radio.
In the
Netherlands. I target say 100 years of the NFL. Yeah.
Yes. Yeah, they love the NBA here too. So yeah. Which is
really nice. Although they flew me on United. And United's idea
of premium economy is row 32 at the exit, and it even says on my
ticket window where there's no window.
Was pretty I love the very few seats on a plane. But there are
always a couple that have no window. It was
nice to have the exit row because the seats did actually
recline. But it was not economy plus was economy no window is
what it was. But this is interesting. Just sleep. Not
very much. Very hard to sleep. Not nice. No, no, it's sorry. I
got into the I stay at the I'd like staying at the airport
hotels. I've learned through many, many years of travelling
and I think probably influenced by you. That is a really big
fan of the airport hotel. really
a good idea. Especially the Amsterdam airport, because they
got everything here. You need. You need some shampoo, no
problem. You need a battery. You know hearing a battery, no
problem.
You need a recliner chair. You know, in fact,
yes, at the Amsterdam airport, you can buy furniture to people
come people come here to shop and on the on the land side, not
the air side, obviously. But check this out. 10 years ago, I
went to Houston to get my Global Entry slash precheck. And I know
it was 10 years ago because as I was filling out my known
traveller number on my itinerary, I noticed that it
expired in September. It's been 10 years since I did the
interview and they did my fingerprints and took my picture
and I think I paid $400 at the time. I don't know if it cost
that anymore. Rip off, more or less. And I still got precheck
even though it's expired So I am very excited for the no agenda
test. When I arrived back in Austin, I will go straight to
the Global Entry kiosk and see if it accepts me for I have a
hunch, seeing as I got pre check, I have a hunch that the
you know, when you when you come to the customs area, you can you
have kiosks for everybody now, but you have the Global Entry,
which is a separate line. It's just it's kiosks for the
privileged few who have the Global Entry. I have a feeling
that get that may not be much different.
And I guess what you're gonna say go ahead and they don't
update the database.
That's what I'm thinking. And it may even be by design that
someone said, hey, you know, so we got this kiosk here, the same
kiosk is over there. But this is supposed to you know, only have
people in Global Entry but you know, we we swap out all its we
gotta use it for maintenance, we got to put a drive into that one
got to fix that one. So it's all jumbled up. Why don't we just
slept much worse slap a sticker on it, say Global Entry, so I
can't wait to see if it accepts me upon my return. And then of
course, if it does, we will need a another producer who has never
had any global entry to just go ahead and go straight to the
Global Entry kiosks. Think of the amount of time this could
save our producers.
Yes, and nothing but travel tips on the show. Yes, travel tips.
The reason the reason I like the hotel, at the airport. Not
necessarily all the time, but but like in Paris, it's
inconvenient. But it's great, especially like I'll check into
that hotel the day or a couple of days before the flight out.
Because getting back to the airport nowadays is always
risky. If you're at the airport, when you wake up cos
beautiful, especially for that 8am flight, you just roll down
the escalator 6am flight Yeah, matter. Yeah, it's really good.
And it's quiet because everything's so soundproof. And
especially Amsterdam. If you're on one side of the city, and you
need to go to the other side, it will take just as long as going
back to your hotel at the airport, the airport's very
accessible in most cases, it's pretty well calculated, you
know, it's always 30 minutes, from the from wherever you need
to be always. In fact, this was
we stayed at the airport hotel on your wedding
in Austin in Austin, which hotel in Austin.
I can't remember there's two of them at the airport and I can't
for the life of me remember which one the one we stayed at,
I think was probably not the one that said the other one was had
an easier entrance. But it was closer to your house than it
would be if I stayed in Austin.
It's interesting. It's the airport is eight minutes from
our house, right? They still were able to show up an hour and
a half late. That was fantastic. I don't know how you do it.
I was missing for
just anyway, it's been fantastic to be I did sleep a couple hours
and then started you know, started to prep and set up the
studio and everything Oh, three and a half hours sleep was fine.
But so nice to see Deutsch novella France 24, Sky TV, ITV
BBC, the Dutch news, it's so diverse compared to what we have
in the United States. It's fantastic. It's all bull crap.
But it's still fantastic to get a something different, you know,
actual variety of of news stories. And because it's
Sunday, a lot of the stories are repeats. So I was able to get a
couple of them online since I don't have any gear to, to jack
into the TV system and record. And I need to play this these
three clips up front because this is so no agenda and so. So
Europian at the same time, because there is no freedom of
speech. It's all lies. It's even though they have all these great
news channels. It's propaganda. And the guardian. And this was
an interview that I caught. The Guardian has made changes to
their style guide when it comes to climate change. And it's and
I think it's important for us to I'm sorry, important for us to
play this. Because it really embodies everything that we
point out and have been pointing out for 12 years with a little
twist, because the style guide is not just for the written
word. It's also for the photo journalists, and they are
changing stuff over at The Guardian.
Yeah, well, it was really prompted in the first instance
by the fact that the Guardian felt that we needed to change
our language around the way we were talking about these
stories. It seemed that our environmental journalists were
reporting a much more kind of serious level of tone from
scientists. So we discussed that what we were kind of dealing
with really was not just climate change, but actually a kind of a
catastrophic crisis. So what we realised was, it was no longer
appropriate to have quite kind of benign or passive images that
went with this kind of serious change in tone. So, you know,
kind of historically, we had perhaps, used pictures of polar
bears on melting icebergs, etc. And, you know, the picture of
the polar bear feels like something that's quite remote,
and doesn't necessarily affect, you know, the human being
reading the story at home.
And so what kinds of images did you feel would be would have a
bigger effect, if you were to use?
Okay, well, it really is about human engagement. And so the
effects of the climate change and the climate crisis on on
human beings became a more sort of appropriate way of
illustrating these stories. So it is about the kind of the
direct effect on human beings. So what we, what we started to
show, in that case was, you know, kind of people who were
sort of suffering from the effects of desperate pollution,
or the torment of people who'd lost their homes in wildfires.
And, and it just kind of gives the, you know, the illustration
are much more of an immediate effect. And it's much more, it's
much more active, I would say,
I find this so fascinating that this woman is she's the acting
editor at large, that she actually feels that you have a
story about climate change. And then you put a random picture of
people suffering from wildfires. And that's journalism. That's
what she's calling it. That's not journalism, photo journalism
is. Here's a village that got bombed showed the village that
got bombed. Yeah, talk about a cup of coffee
that passed by man.
Well, wait until you hear the changes in language,
you want them to have more of an emotional impact? Indeed, yes.
I mean, getting into journalism, let's get an emotional impact.
emotional tone, right
is absolutely
critical. How does this compare to or how does this complement
what you what you've changed in the style guide of the guardian.
So the language that we're using is, is much more active, I would
say, and again, you know, it's, it's, it's less benign, it's
less passive. The phrase climate change is quite passive compared
to a catastrophe for humanity, or a crisis. We also change the
phrase global warming, again, which is sounds quite cosy to
global heating, which is a bit more sort of severe and sincere.
So it did feel that to kind of use pictures of you know, very
appealing creatures, was not entirely appropriate with this
kind of change in tone.
Sounds more like editorial to me than journalism. It may just be
me.
I may be shown insist on which there was a joke about this,
some I don't know, decades ago, because there was a couple of
magazines that were talking about droughts and they'd always
have the some cattle stall.
Shot, Scott, exactly. Like you always have to have a shot of a
single tennis shoe, next to a mass shooting 10 a mass shooting
Tennis Now, surprisingly, and this, I think, is kind of a
European thing. The interviewer actually said, Hey, isn't this
propaganda I was floored?
Well, as well intentioned as this might be? At what point
does this cross from cross the line from journalism to
propaganda?
Propaganda, I think is probably a quite an extreme, an extreme
accusation,
I guess, I guess, because of using using emotional images in
order to provoke a certain effect would be how propaganda
would work. What do you want to say advocacy? what point do you
cross the line away from journalism to to advocacy,
propaganda, or whatever word you might want to
use? Well, I think what we have to do is stay really close to
what the science is telling us and how our journalists are
interpreting that interpret and if we do that, then we are being
kind of accurate and appropriate in the in the images that we
select. What we need to do is kind of be accurate in you know
and sincere about the the tone of the of the journalism.
So when you use catastrophe for humanity instead of climate
change, you feel that that is being more accurate. As opposed
to being sensationalised,
I think, honestly that our journalists here do believe that
this is a catastrophe. And this is why we've changed the
language. And it's also been described as a climate crisis by
the United Nations Secretary General. So it's it's becoming a
kind of an accepted seam. But again, it is based on, you know,
the science that's, you know, that our journalists are
interpreting John as a,
as a journalist. Does a journalist interpret science? Is
that how a journalist reports period? She said, interpret
multiple times in that
I know, she said, interpret a lot. I mean, what she's talking
about, I mean, maybe the new maybe the new style is that way
as possible. Things have changed this now. It's, I don't know.
Well, I know what she's talking about. Personally, I know that
she said, do believe instead of believe it, well, there's some
element there. Of course, security. Yeah. It's
but it's important. It's important that we it's important
that that we realise this, I mean, I I am susceptible to it
all the time. You don't really think about, oh, what's that
image on that website that I'm reading this bullcrap story, but
those images, they speak 1000 words. It's it's the gurgle way.
Well, that was the most disgusting clip you could
possibly come up with. I'm not I'm not even going to consider
for Clip of the Day because it's so depressing. I'm sorry
if that's what's going on. That's why people need their no
agenda show. I think
which I? Well, yes. That is an element, that's for sure. Yeah.
So since we I wanted to do my Baito clips. Yes. I, you know,
I'm gonna move on. Move on. Because this will be funnier.
Because instead of playing, instead of playing the
announcement, the beta quit, which I think I have a couple of
versions of that, but it's not important. It's not important.
Let's just go. Let's just go to Trump making the announcement
for us. a two parter. Okay, so this way now? He's in Tupelo,
Mississippi. Yes. regaling the crowd, a massive crowd audience.
Of course, this isn't in the face of the top stories that you
talked about the diversity of news over their top story
wherever you go. Candidate. Nice. As you look to Google
News, the top stories always. Poll half of voters have already
decided against Trump in 2020. Oh, no,
I've seen that here. I think they have it at 51%. Here. We've
tipped it over in the in the Europe's
Good. Well, here's Trump living it up in his dying days as a
president, regaling the crowd with stories of Baito. You
hear Vader albedo? Did you hear that? Oh, poor bastard. That guy
who is pathetic. Remember, the arms are flailing. Remember
that, you know. He ran against Ted Cruz, Ted Cruz won. He spent
almost $100 million.
And Ted Cruz and I help Ted and I we campaign together and it
was good. But I used to watch him. Then when he came on to the
really big stages crazy stage. I noticed he was flailing with the
arms and he was standing on tables. He was standing on
countertops. I said, Does he ever like standing on the floor
and but he's waving his arms and going crazy. And I said, What
the hell is he doing? What is yawn? And you remember he made
the statement that he was born for this. Anybody that says he
was born for this? They're in trouble. You know, I used to
have guys come into my office, sir. I'm the greatest salesman.
Nobody can say, you know, the truth is anybody that says
they're a great salesman. Usually they're not a very good
salesman. It's those sneaky ones in the back that don't talk to
you don't know about they're the ones. But Baito was nasty. And
he said that he was born for it. Like he was born from heaven. He
came down. And if that's the case, some really bad things
happen because he made a total fool out of himself.
It was interesting. How many people took took exception to
Trump calling Beto a bastard. And, and I'm like, Did you
because you know Trump is he's i by coincidence, I went back and
I saw a letterman interview from to 2013. I saw Jay Leno
interview from 98. And Trump has always been eye for an eye and I
think actually went pretty pretty easy on me. You know,
because Beto called Trump a racist, you know, over and over
again, it was over white supremacist. I'm sure he threw
in some k k k there. So, you know, that's what you get. And I
thought, I thought it kind of came off as humorous this
clips from this, they cut out the part about the salesman and
him coming down from heaven and all the rest of notice that this
is right from their speech, which I like. So I'd like
to add something to the salesman. I think you agree with
me that if someone is looking for a sales job, you always got
to check their shoes. Great. Great. Salespeople wear brown
shoes. Always. That's a good point.
Well, yeah, that's a fact. Yeah, they do. It's a fact. So let's
listen to part two where he summarises, gets gets out. He
has a shorter clip. He came out of Texas,
a very hot political property. And he went back as cold as you
can be. So he was a nasty guy. But he had a couple of policies
that don't work well in the state of Texas, right? He was
against religion. He was against you having a gun. Lips, and he
was against oil. So you come from Texas. You don't like
religion? You don't like oil? And you don't have guns? I don't
know. That's not a good combination. The state of Texas.
That's not good. And Mississippi that I don't know. Is that good.
Anyway. He went back home to Texas. And hopefully we won't be
hearing about him for a long time.
In I think he was unelectable after all the gun stuff. That
that just doesn't fly. In the United States. I mean, it's been
tried many times it just doesn't work. Does not work. Do you have
anything on on Elizabeth Warren? Because I have a comment on on
her electability, at this point. Do you have any? I don't have
any clips. But I have a common I don't think I have any warrant
clips for this show. Well, so she came out. And she said, All
right. You badgered me enough. And by the way, it was mainly
mainstream media. I saw MSNBC kept badgering her. And they
have their own reasons for that. Like, how are you going to pay
for this? Because I guess she got she got down to only 52
trillion over two over a 10 year period, which is about twice as
much as we actually bring in and in tax receipts at the moment.
And, you know, there's all this Oh, she's gonna do like this.
And it'll be, and we'll get this from that. And over here. And
the New York Times is breaking it down. But I just want to ask
two very simple questions, because we've looked at this
before. First of all, she said two things. She has said, I'll,
I'll get I'll get it from the top 1%. They'll be paying tax to
the top 1%. And I guess that's based upon salary. I'm not quite
sure.
It has to be based on wealth. But I'm talking about what
she's saying. She's not saying wealth. She's saying top 1%. And
that has to be earners. But that really varies. I mean, in in, in
Kansas, the top 1% salary is, you know, starts at $375,000.
Whereas in Mississippi, it's $100,000 Less, is that just for
one person? Or is that? Is it household income? If you're
filing jointly, you know, that's not explain. But the one that
gets me every single time and this is why I kind of brought it
up, because I remember us researching this. When anyone
says, I won't raise taxes on the middle class. I say, Please
define middle class. We did this with Obama. There is no
definition of middle class, there is no salary range.
There's nothing that is set in stone as an economic indicator
of what is middle class. Do you remember we looked at that?
Yeah, we did. And it's and not only that, but the middle class
has been has had bracket creep.
But what is the middle class mean? To me the middle classes
is pretty much everybody who's not living on the street. That's
the way it's seen. There's no cut offs. There's no number is
it is it 35,000 Is that the is that the working poor is
where I think that Obama can kind of define it as anyone
making up to $250,000
but I think we went through this bracket creep discussion the
last time we did this. Explain it again.
Well, what's happened to it? Well, there was a thing I
tweeted the I should have put in the newsletters 1971 Sine of the
cost of goods or a list of the cost of goods were Melaka milk
was like 25 sands, and there's you could buy McDonald's
hamburgers for 15 cents, everything was about 1/10 of
what it is today. And in 97, you won, you know, your average
salary of the person making, it was $10,000 a year it was the
average. And so, as we've gone since the 70s, we had this, this
huge issue with inflation, most of what the numbers, if you look
at the numbers from the 70s, or even go back earlier where
gasoline was 25 cents a gallon, everything kind of went up by a
factor of 10. But the brackets the tax brackets didn't change.
So if you're making $10,000 a year and paying taxes on a
$10,000 a year, run the whole IRS bracket system, you are now
making $100,000 a year and you are paying now you're paying
rich man's taxes. So you're being overtaxed. And this is one
of the reasons that these tax structures have changed so
drastically where they used to comment all the rich people used
to always pay 90%. But their debt type of rich, is, is mega
rich today, and they're still paying a lot and the whole
thing, it's just all screwed up because of inflation and the way
the system works. And that's what's called bracket creep,
where you're still living the same exact standard of living,
right, but you've crept into upper brackets in your so far as
income taxes concerned. And so you're actually losing out
right?
Also your your burgers going to go up in 50% and cost with the
impossible meat craze. You pretty soon you won't be able to
get a regular burger. No. Pew from the Pew Research defines
the middle class as those earning between two thirds and
double the median household income. The Pew classification
means the category of middle income is made up of people
making somewhere between 4040 and a half 1120 2000. I don't
think that's right. Like, I think 40,000 is I don't think
your middle class at 40,000 is Mississippi. Well, that's
another good point. Depends on where you are. In Austin 40,000
is tough. Well, so
it's so it's also tough in New York and San Francisco.
I know. But it's awesome.
It's the there's no reasonable Yeah. Well, Austin isn't. Isn't
is an outlier. But
that's you know, so how do you define the middle class? You can
do it by state but by you. It's the Austin is different from
Houston. Houston is different from East Texas.
Yeah, I know. But I don't know why you're so preoccupied with
it. Because
you can't just make a blanket statement that I won't tax you
if you're middle class. If you don't know what middle classes,
you can you can make a blanket statement or
you can make it but when it comes down, she's she's doing a
numbers game. That's my point. Here's how I'm gonna pay for it.
And she has all the numbers except with the middle classes.
Who are you talking about now? Elizabeth Warren, how she's
going to?
Oh, crap artist of all the candidates. I'm just pointing
out that you're stunned by this know,
what I'm trying to say is that everyone's The New York Times
and Wall Street Journal. Everyone's all in the numbers.
And we'll get this and we'll lower that. Where's the elephant
isn't in the room is the definition of who she's going to
raise taxes on. That's my point. climate crisis, but I'm sure she
has a plan for that. Anyway, I think she's completely
unelectable. When you put a $52 trillion number on the table.
You're not going to get elected. Don't you don't you think?
Well, Biden was on PBS. With Judy. And I was hoping to get
something decent out of it. I just got one good clip. I mean,
I got four clips. One of them's decent, okay. But as Biden going
on, and he's talking about, you know her about Warren's plan,
and let's see if we can find it in here. Let's go with the Biden
on PBS. And I'm sorry that this these are just gonna be a minute
and 32nd 37 seconds that you will never get back or get back.
What was a phrase you always use? Yeah, no, it's
all right. I'll tell you after we play it. Let's start
with impeachment. This is an historic week and the House
vote. You are one of the few people who was around for both
the Nixon impeachment and the Clinton impeachment, you know,
the seriousness of this. So my question is, do you believe that
the focus should narrowly be on Ukraine Rain and the
conversation about you investigating you, or should it
be broader to include the Moller report potential financial
impropriety?
I think it has to include it all. Look, this is, as you know,
impeachment is a difficult thing for a country to go through even
the impeachment process. It's not like you've looked forward
to that. But, you know, there are potential significant
violations of constitutional responsibility. And the White
House has no choice but to move forward. And I think it has to
look at all the things that they said they're going to look at,
because I said at the outset, all the things, all the things,
yes, I mean, the financial impropriety, you know, actions
of, well, what they've laid out, I think they have an obligation
to do that under the Constitution. And it could be
difficult, but I think they have no choice as the Constitution
requires it.
So that's different from the house approach. Right now.
They're saying narrowly Ukraine, so Well, clarification, whatever
they
decide to do is for them to decide to do but there are other
there are other areas that he has stonewalled the
administration of stone wall, including the molar report and
possible conflicts of interest. Their job is to do their take on
their constitution responsibility. My job if I'm
not I managed to beat him.
Oh, that's a minute. 37 seconds of my life. I'll never get back
again. That's what you're looking for. But it actually
there was, it was pretty, it was actually pretty good. You know,
I Well, yes.
Glad you thought I looked at
the fact that one of our producers put a little cheat
sheet together for me for this resolution that they passed. And
it now this may be exactly the same as when Republicans were
impeached, or I mean, Democrats were impeached, impeach, I don't
know, that people say it is I haven't had the time to look at
it. But in this process in this, this, this resolution, which is
not law, it's not a bill. It's just it was an agreement on. And
we wasn't agreement, because all the Republicans voted against
it. So it was, you know, completely partisan, but here's
how it will and will not work the executive branch as the
President will not be permitted to participate in the open
hearing. His lawyers will not be permitted to question witnesses
in open hearings. The ranking member so that's the on the
Republican side. Thanks, Devin Nunez, he he will have subpoena
power, which means you can force someone to come and testify. But
that is subject to pre approval by Chairman Adam Schiff.
He doesn't have you right, which means he doesn't have subpoena
power. No, of
course he does. And he'll only have if, if it comes down if a
shift says yes, but here's the one that caught my eye. The
chairman they'll be Schiff can allow contracted legal staff to
question witnesses as part of the nine part of his 90 minutes
of available questioning. So he'll bring in contracted
counsel from the law fair Institute. Now these guys, we've
talked about them before. It's a long time ago, I don't know like
two and a half years. They're the ones who have always been
behind this legal strategy of with the Muller report. And and
I think they're added again, here. These are very, very
tricky mofos. This law fair group, it's in your they, for
over a couple of years, I've been reading about the law fair
strategy, but it's the law fair Institute. And I think it's
Kramer Levin Neff, tallis and Frankel. And there's also
Brookings Institute, and this guy, Norm Eisen, who was former
Ethics Counsel to President Obama. So it's a very slick
group of lawyers who will be so forget these idiot
representatives. They're going straight to the shark lawyers
who are going to be doing the examination. That's a change.
That's what they tried to do with. With Kavanaugh, I think,
which kind of fell flat. The Republicans tried it. And then a
bit turned into a stupidity match. And we had that that
lawyer woman or the prosecutor who asked the questions could
have to be sensitive. Yeah, vaguely.
Well, that's why a lot of people refusing to go in.
And they don't have to yet because it's not. They don't
have to do that. It's a bluff.
And don't they? So, here's the question. If it's not an actual
impeachment, are the subpoenas enforceable by law?
No, not according to what I thought to Yeah. The Giuliani's
end of the world. So,
so trustworthy. That's where I take my legal
name is the opposite of those other guys. Of course. Yeah.
Of course, of course. Yes. So sad. All right, let's do some
more Joe. I can handle it.
Right. All right. Well, let's go on with Joe. Now, by the way, I
will mention he says fact of the matter. But but mostly Look,
look, look, look. And he's saying look so much. I mean, I
only caught a piece of this the whole thing I didn't clip the
whole thing because you get sick of it after a while we look like
look. So let's go to this is a shorty. There's a 72nd clip.
This is about part two,
the phone call between the President President Trump and
the president of Ukraine now that there are White House aides
saying that there were there was material left out of the
transcript of that call. Do you believe the President is
involved in a cover up? Yes.
All right, we got that on record. Cover. Yes. Sorry. My
goodness. All right. On to three,
look, do you have luck? Find his people in the administration.
Feeling they have to come forward and say exactly what
they heard and what they knew the idea that someone would
invite a foreign power into our election. And in the process,
withhold apparently, at the allegation from some within the
administration who heard the conversations, withhold vital
aid, military aid voted for by the Congress, while Ukrainians
are dying in the Donbass that is the eastern Ukraine in order to
take on Russians who are they're still killing them. killing
these people is just i It is one of the things that no president
that I'm aware of has ever, ever thought of doing.
Whatever I saw this, you know, George Webb, he does those
videos that if you if you don't follow along, you know, you have
to go back 13 hours to figure out what the hell he's talking
about. And he's really good, but I just don't have the time in my
life to watch every video he does every day. But he's making
connections between this lay on it vindman, the decorated
soldier who has a twin brother, by the way, who is in, in high
finance, and in fact, so high that his firm was, has been
fined over a billion dollars for improper financial transactions.
But the more I look at it, Ukraine appears to be and I'm
just taking this this George Webb information in with and you
have to go look, I put it in the show notes. But I mean, you
really have to go back and focus. And we and this goes all
the way back to Putin coming in and fighting on the eastern
Ukraine front and then taking repatriating a part of, of
Ukraine. It seems that all of the scams that we saw in the
Middle East, and I mean, all of them, we're talking Libya, we're
talking Syria, Afghanistan, probably even African regions as
well, but that they were running they I will say they and that
will be mainly the State Department. They were running
guns for drugs, most likely through Ukraine. And it's
exactly like Iran Contra and I haven't I don't have a lot to
base this on other than just what I've put together, thinking
about what I'm hearing people say, and it makes so much sense.
It was so important. When Putin put one foot into Ukraine, the
State Department went apeshit they went in they put snipers in
they killed people, they installed a whole new
government. They did it. I mean, they they named the people. If
they Vicki Nuland, they put the people in Joe Biden came over to
midwife the deal. It was all Victorian Newlands phone call.
And the money it seems or as George Webb would call the
ratlines was was coming for anyone with the weapons going
into all these different places where we wanted strike. We
wanted the Arab Spring, we wanted shit to happen. We funded
groups like in Syria with ISIS. And in return drugs came back
and maybe that's part of the Fentanyl crisis. I don't know.
But Ukraine for some reason, take it back to the crowds, the
origins of CrowdStrike what Trump was asking the new
Ukrainian president about with corruption. I think Ukraine is
ground zero for a lot of shenanigans.
Well, I can see that but I think your old thesis which would have
been oil pipelines,
well, no, but ultimately, that's That's what the result is. Why
do you want the Strife for the oil and for the pipelines more
for the oil? I'm saying before that, just to get this
everything going. And Syria is the MO is in most recent memory,
we had to fund a group in there. And that turned into ISIS. But
that was to to stop the Iran pipeline and give preference
over the Qatari pipeline. I mean, this it's all there and
just seems like everything flowed through Ukraine.
You, you, you well, it's right. But it up against? Yeah, it
would be a major. It's like a, it's like a choke point. Yes.
Yeah. Now, let's go to finish off this. Clip.
1000 Sealed indictments will prove what I'm saying John
Doerr, well, oops, sorry.
By the way, before we play that clip, I just want to make an
announcement. I want the fact checkers to jump all over this,
because I know they won't. They would if it was Trump, but they
wouldn't say anything about the mud bowl crap that continues
from Joe Biden.
Look, you have some of the finest people on both sides
station. Feeling they have to come forward and say exactly
what they heard and what they knew the idea that someone would
invite a foreign power into our election and in the process,
withhold apparently, the allegation from some within the
administration who heard the conversations, withhold vital
aid, military aid voted for by the Congress, while Ukrainians
are dying in the Donbass. That is the
same clip. Well, I'm
glad you figured it out. After 30 seconds. I'm sorry. Well,
I I'm just so happy to hear him say Look, I'm sorry, yes, go to
clip four by George Washington.
What does that do to future presidents? If we have another
person like Trump, give a green light. The one thing George
Washington, in fact, warned us about and his farewell address
was public's fall because of intervention from foreign
powers. foreign powers in our electoral process
well he finally corrected himself and said farewell
address instead of Inaugural Address
Hello Yeah, I'm trying to think what he does discuss it ever
mentioned report by the way Republic, Washington ever said
Republic's fall, we were like the only Republic really do have
any, any important at the time. Even in the fit wasn't it wasn't
a fair way. I have to go back and
No, no, no, it was because I remember very well, this is only
a couple of shows ago, he was talking about his inaugural
address. And then you had me put in the show notes. His inaugural
address, Washington's Hill writes has no mention of it. It
makes Greg and now farewell address. He didn't put it like
that.
Well, no. But it's popular to say the founding fathers are
founders. And they they put their lives on the line for this
constitution.
And then inviting inviting a foreign government. What is
anybody take this seriously? And the Democrats side? Yes, they
do. They listen to the lib Jos. Somehow Ukraine really, which is
if anything is a Podunk country, compared to like in almost any
Eastern European country. What are they going to do? They're
going to come over here, they're going to set up shop.
Again, let's Okay, let's Why is everyone so upset about this
military aid, which I think in this case was just money? It's
not what was mentioned in the call, at least according to
which
they can buy more stuff. We'll hold on a second. Was it?
Was it? I haven't seen the actual purchase order. Maybe it
was money that was owed to them for shit they did for the elites
in the State Department. Maybe that's why everyone was all
pissed off our crap. We need that money
to be sure they can get their money so they can. Yes,
it's part of the system. There was a pay off and Trump was
holding it up. They don't care about Ukraine. They care about
themselves. I have nothing to base this on. Other than it
sounds a hell of a lot like Fast and Furious. Era Iran Contra. We
have a history of this
week, by the way, by the weird by the week, so I just wanted to
make sure I didn't have a Trump ISO for the week after I did
that thing on Baito. I want to check it out to see if it's
usable. Okay, we'll check it out. Now.
What is yawn?
John is good. It's already in the final slot. Can't go wrong
with that. Perfect. I did pick up a Joe gaff That's a shorty. I
take exception with something else other than what he says you
may have seen this. What Joe is trying to tell you is that the
Paris Climate Accord is very important, and we should re
enter that but what comes out?
I'm gonna make sure that we rejoin the Paris peace accord on
day long enough within the first 100 days, those 173 nations are
going to come and meet in Washington DC. So instead of
Wait, wait from 1917 No, no, the 1973 the peace accord 73 Peace,
Vietnam. But what I take offence to which focuses who was running
his campaign, I'm gonna make sure that we rejoin the Congress
peaceful corner come
I had Biden Gaff. That was where he says he's in Ohio and he's in
Iowa. promises the same sound probably this time. It sounds
like he was in a bucket.
It's one channel. It's on one channel and it's over modulated
that either he's got to back off the mic, or someone's got to I
mean, who is running that show? Some drunk? Remember, we had the
video where a chip in appeal, which was sounded like he was in
the Home Depot bucket, or on an iPhone shot in the corner
somewhere. This is not a serious campaign.
Apparently not not.
It's not now. Where's Hillary? I'm getting a little tired now
of waiting. I don't think it's gonna happen. Well,
she's only has a few days left before she can't file for a
couple of these primaries.
And you I think you said on show 1177
which is gave or till November 1 November 1. prediction?
Yeah. You did give us a November 1 day you're gonna hold on until
the seventh. Yeah, just she's
she's gone into silent running. I mean, it's like just a sub or
something. I mean, what happened is she had a faint wells. She
had to spell Oh, we got the vapours. She's
still doing the rounds. She was on. Trevor Noah show The Daily
Show. And Trevor Noah did everyone quite a service I feel
and I appreciated what he did. And I thought he was it was very
funny and good that he brought that out. Henry, I
have to ask you a question that is been plaguing me for a while.
How did you kill Jeffrey Epstein? Because you
you're not in power.
But you have all the power. I really need to understand how
you do what you do. Because you seem to be behind everything
nefarious, and yet you do not use it to become president. The
game plan? Well, Trevor,
what is by the way, if you watch this interview, and you should
watch it, the lighting is not so bad for her. You can see the
surgery and what she has from the the toll the issue he has
those kind of puffy cheeks. That is all filler. It's you can see
the incisions, the filler goes from under that puffy cheek all
the way back to her ear on both sides. And you see, you can
actually see the line where it's either part incision, or it's,
it's injected, and it's swollen and it looks red and the
lighting was not good for her. But honestly,
what does it feel like being the boogey man of the rights? Well,
it's a constant
surprise. Because the things they say, and now of course,
it's on steroids with being online are so ridiculous, beyond
any imagination that I could have. And yet they are so
persistent in putting forth these crazy ideas and theories.
Honestly, I don't know what I ever did to get them so upset.
But a lot of them live to come up with these conspiracy
theories. And you know, I've gotten kind of used to it. It's
been going on for a number of years.
Now. Many people saw this clip and you probably didn't hear the
first part you just saw the little the little meanie part
which is funny and then of course, what goes out in right
wing conservative circles is while she laughed, she laughed.
And of course the whole thing was a joke in the setup, but you
never heard what the what Chelsea said as Chelsea said
something and she's sitting right next to her. Usually she
doesn't say anything, but she had her own little Clinton body
count story.
But I also think it's because it is effective. Like, I'll never
forget reading an article after the 2016 election,
listen to her talk, you're gonna love this. And I'll never forgot
another fact.
Like, I'll never forget an article after the 2016 election
where the reporter interviewed someone who had been an
undecided voter. And he said, you know, he thought my mom had
won all three debates,
didn't listen to the cadence that day.
And he said, you know, he thought my mom and she clearly
had a greater command of the subject matter. And yet, he just
kept reading that she had murdered more than 50 people.
And he said, somewhat nonchalantly, like, I don't
think that she murdered. But like, what if she murdered I
think it's just like constant erosion of, of truth and sanity.
I think that's very fair with the guy said, Yeah, number 50.
But two, by two. And the cool thing is now, and this is
everywhere. The meme is loose. You know, for a while Howard
Stern. He has a Gary della Bata is producer. And it became in
the 80s. And 90s, it became a thing for people to call into
television shows, talk shows, radio shows, and then somewhere
you just had to throw in bababooey. And then it was
funny. And then then stern would play it. And so people would get
on to all these talk shows very serious questions, and then just
start throwing baba booey in and everyone get all pissed off and
hang up. And you know, well, now this is happening with Hillary,
this is Walters world on Fox. And I think it's a military guy
with a military dog. Is
that to your left there, and I'm sure he's ready to go out on the
next mission. And he can't wait. So thank you, and thank Niro for
your service. I appreciate it.
If I could, could I throw a PSA out real quick, real quick. Just
the remarkable nature of these dogs and then being highlighted
in the news creates a huge demand by people that frankly
shouldn't have them. If if you see the coverage and you decide
I want one of these dogs, either by a finished trained, you know,
fully trained and finished dog from a professional, or just
just don't get one at all. And Epstein didn't kill himself. All
right.
Thank you for that commentary. Alright. Keep on doing
it everywhere now. Just you got to just say, Oh, before I go,
Epstein didn't kill himself. We just gotta throw that in there.
It's great. I think it's fair. That's the Thank you. Welcome
back. America. We're funny again. I'm liking that. I'm
liking that.
That's cute. Yeah. Well, the Hillary thing is disconcerting.
And I will take a look at that because lighting you know,
professional lighters can do anything they want with you. You
have to be like one of the group is one of the groups of people
in in broadcasting. You have to make friends with Oh yeah,
lighting and sound. Lighting has sound
like crap. Joe didn't talk to the sound guy didn't make nice
with him. I
don't know it doesn't sound like he's even got a sound guy.
Mr. Mica high school kid. Mr. Microphone.
Got some Radio Shack gear?
That's out of business. It's
on sale. It was on sale at the auction.
It's called a realistic No. Other brand was there other
words which RadioShack other brand? Had realistic?
They had two brand new words. Somebody in the chat room? Oh,
no. No. Well, maybe
the trolls will not a troll room. Sorry. By the way,
I buy. Okay, go on.
No, go ahead. I'll come back to Oh, Tandy, Tandy. And then there
was another one
there slow. Tendo Tandy was the Leather Company that no
no, no, they not. They owned it right. But then but they had
another brand on their stereos? I can't think of
it okay. Yeah, they did because they test some speakers with
this name on it like it was Optimus or something along those
lines,
worse real words. Now realistic was the retina it was their
high, their high end, high end. You know, that is that just
going back to the impeachment resolution, and Nancy Pelosi
came out, and it bothered me and I couldn't I couldn't quite
figure it out. And I looked it up on the plane United does have
Wi Fi go figure out all the planes. Well, okay, but delta
doesn't so they don't have that. So she came out and she did her
Spiel like everybody else did. But they told you to think on
last year she came out with an easel. And then the guy turned
the board around and it was an American flag. and it bothered
me and I and I couldn't figure it out. And I went back and
looked this thing. I mean, I don't know if there's actual
rules, but it was disgusting what she did if you think about
standing there, I'm all about the Constitution, the rule of
law, you know, Viva America, the flag had 15 Stripes had a almost
one to one ratio, instead of the approved one to five ratio, you
should really take a look at this. I mean, I don't. It's, you
know, it's a minor nitpick. But if you're gonna put a flag next
to you, why not make it look like the American flag? It had a
white border at the top, a white border at the bottom, which was
the same height as all the stripes supposed to have 13
Stripes. But it would had 15 At least it looked like it was one
stripe above the stars even. And it was a one to one It wasn't
one to five.
Hmm, that's interesting. I
don't know if that's just a dumb mistake. Because visually it's
jarring you know how it's the flag has a certain look to it.
And you're familiar with the with the dimensions. And it
wasn't and why not just use a flag? Why did it have to be a
printed thing? It was strange. I don't know if there's some
subliminal message to it or not. But I just want to say I didn't
like it.
It didn't show I want to play this clip that says we're just
before we completely leave Biden behind. So Hunter Biden showed
up on GMA, Good Morning America. And they one of the women one of
the women. They're the one that with the real with the jaws. I
can't remember her name. She's good interviewer and she went
and interviewed him kind of as she did kind of a cancer was a
nasty interview. She was very sceptical. I know I don't have
the whole interview. I just have the part where he where she
interviews his wife. Melissa Cohen is South African woman he
married just recently. Ah,
she's a hottie too. Yes. They are you doing?
I don't think so.
She's, well, I saw her
photogenic but when you see her and listen to her, and
especially when you see she's not, she's not telegenic, that's
for sure. And she's not a hottie by any means. And she is
extremely elite in the way she speaks. And both her and it was
very noticeable. Both her and contour Biden's teeth were so
white, phoney white, they were blue. You know where you go
beyond white? Light. You're starting to pick up less
ultraviolet tone like
black that one time Ross on friends. Yes, we all know
exactly what you're talking about.
Yeah, it's like what happened? Thanks. Sorry. I'm sorry. Via
play at play. Things
have not been easy. Externally,
the 33 year old filmmaker from South Africa, stepping into the
spotlight for the first time in this exclusive interview, even
harder than most people could ever even imagine.
But internally, things have been amazing. And it's only tested
our bond could just solidify how strong the bond really is.
What is the truth about Hunter?
He's wonderful and caring and kind. And he very much cares
about his country. And his family.
Yeah, it goes on and on like this. Honestly, you can sorority
she talks to her teeth. Yeah,
I've read about her and about how they met. And it sounded to
me, I'm just throwing it out, allegedly, etc. But it sounded
kind of like they were coke buddies. Kind of. Like that's
kind of how they met.
Was she? Well, the interviewer from GMA, she did confront
Hunter about this. And he really got irked about her. Oh, she
stayed with it. She stayed. What about the cocaine? Yeah. Well,
you don't. She said, You've been in rehab like 70 times. The way
they go back and forth a little bit. It was quite good. Probably
clipped it. But I was more interested in this woman to talk
to her teeth. And with this very elitist kind of thing, a bond,
they're bonded,
but Isn't she like a TV producer? Or I mean Dachis
documentary and yeah, documentarian. Exactly, exactly.
documentarian Well, I think the the less Hunter says the better
off everybody is probably I
will say this he's Egon tell it. He's one of those charmers. And
he's got the Joe Biden smile. You Yeah, and he's a charmer he
is we can probably, he's probably pretty good at sales.
Check the shoes, make sure they're brown. And we made some
fun of important of dropping the T's. I got a note from an
anonymous linguistics professor from a well known university on
the West Coast. Who asked him, he kept anonymous. And now it
was kind of interesting from a linguistics Zetta
University has to be anonymous.
Yeah, of course he does. He doesn't want to get in trouble.
I think he's pretty young, too. And he's only been you only had
his PhD for a couple of years. But he says that, while he was
he was trying to give us a warning. And he did start right
off by saying, hey, just so you know, he's not intended as
accusations or attacks. My son has a background of a PhD in
linguistics. I'd be happy to follow up. We did have we did
have a back and forth. But he said that I'll actually I'll
read from it. No agenda deals so much with language, I thought it
would send a note of caution regarding how certain types of
speech are ridiculed slash highlighted on the show. Oh,
yeah. Like, what languages change and evolve inevitably,
what dialect is correct standard or prestigious is related to
political sociological factors, and are not an objective
standard of correctness. Now, I'm gonna pause here for a
second because I did go back and forth with him he was, he
thought that the way I responded that I was defending an attack,
and I was pissed off, which I wasn't because he said right up
front, it's not an attack. But what I was concerned about is
here is a linguistics professor who listens to no agenda, who is
stating these things as fact. And that's what he's been
taught. And that's what he's, he's studied on. So I just
disagree with everything he goes on. The reason I'm a bit
concerned is that most of the speech that is targeted for
ridicule, is generally associated with female or non
white speakers. And of course, he says immediately, I do not
believe that you are sexist or racist, at least no more than
any of us are. That pisses me off. Most of these attitudes
about language are subconscious, but still present. And he says,
I stopped
that I want to stop to read, but I want to stop Sure. Right away.
Because for example, in today's show, we have been ridiculing
someone who says, Look all the time, who is female?
No, well, as a female, I made this point to him. And I'll tell
you what he came back with, but I want to continue because the
learning what he's been taught is in his original note, he
says, I don't think much of this humour will age well, in the
next few years, which by the way, is kind of insulting to say
that that's what you when you go back and say, well, this tweet
age drill down, okay? I don't think much of this humour will
age well, in the next few years as people become a bit more
aware of the science. In other words, and I like this guy,
because we went back and forth, I'm fine with him. I'm not angry
at him. I'm sad about what he's been taught what he thinks his
side or what he's been told, I don't know. I'm not a professor,
but it's according to him. It's science. I think that that type
of commentary might be alienating or offending more
people than you think. Or at least I predict it will become
more salient in the near future. Making fun of a non native
English speaker who is Dutch is very different than making fun
of a non white immigrant in the US or elsewhere. For the
hypothetical Yeah, well, you know, like I do the Dutch thing.
So I know that but I don't see if once not offensive why. Why
is one offensively exactly
like many of the topics you discuss on the show oil media
etc. Language is a major tool of power International, listen to
this, this is this is important. Like many of the topics you
discuss on the show, language is a major tool of power
internationally, and English plays a role. It is a completely
unequal playing ground linguistically. LED language is
one of the last ways people can get away with discrimination in
the real world without being called out. This, I guarantee
you what's going to happen next, John? Speaking English is
racist. It's coming and it is part of the patriarchy, you
speak English, you have an unfair advantage. While I think
there is far far more than enough evidence to discourage it
out of human kindness and empathy, I think that the direct
societal repercussions are coming
Ah for example, where you got your prediction
for examples of specific linguistic features that are
discussed on occasion on no agenda are vocal fry and T
dropping. Well, not exclusively a female feature. Vocal fries
associated with younger female speakers. No. The first time we
played it was the Berkeley Hummer. And we that's what we
called her the Berkeley Hummer, Jill Abramson, who by far is
young, right? She is not young. How old is Joe?
He's not young. She's in her 60s. Yeah.
So that's where it says, remedies. And I think we we said
that this is more of a millio issue that anyway, I'll
continue.
Yes, we do. Billy, by the way, you should stop right there. And
remind people that that's what we're dealing with here is
merely you Yes, not any sort of socio economic anything. It's
merely you. You have a bunch of people together and they all
vote go for it and the up talk, and they have that screwy was
are weird cadences. Like everybody in the Obama
administration, we noticed the canes that everybody in the
administration hat it was a dime, the bank, the bank kind of
sound, or the one you just pointed out with Chelsea. These
are all mill use that we're dealing with which apparently
the linguistic department doesn't give a shit about.
And it's the same with like Trump and Johnson, dropping
sentences. The non sequiturs, it's also a milieu of nut jobs
in their own way. And we make fun of that, too. So again, on
one hand, yes, to many listeners, it can sound
annoying. I personally think it's funny. But there are also
social, political and power issues. He does a lot of slash I
should have read every single I don't know if this is a
university thing. But he'll you? Yes, exactly. I'll read the
slashes because he uses that all the time as if it maybe I should
choose I don't know if he's, if you're a linguistics professor,
shouldn't you use the language? Again, on one hand? Yes, to many
listeners, that can sound annoying, but there are also
social slash political slash power issues related to slash
driving slash underlying the change. asking ourselves why is
that feature annoying, but the other one isn't is a worthwhile
exercise. I find it all annoying. Similarly, with tea
dropping it is simply an ongoing change and not incorrect speech.
If you stop
we have when we first started commenting on the tea dropping
important poo in is the first one that really caught our
attention. Yeah, the woman that quit because she hated
who, by the way word for? Shouldn't we all try to
pronounce peep? We try to pronounce people's names in
their native pronunciation. Isn't that the idea? I've never
heard a Russian say poor. Poor? No. So especially with names,
it's just that is incorrect. But okay, I digress.
By the way, so I'm watching. Okay, let me get back to where
where was I going? I was headed to the drill. Yes, dropping the
tea's very early on when we started to drop in the T's
situation. And we've we tried to catch it or we can't because
it's funny mount and I'm gonna go to the top of the mount and
because it makes you sound like a moron. But we got another
comment from a different guy who was like, I don't know if he's
linguistics or what but he said the same exact thing. So this is
being taught someplace that this is a progression, that somehow
dropping the T this we were told this over two years ago when we
first got when What's your name wheeler or whatever name was
quit it wasn't we there was that with the RT show? I think it
was. And, and it was, oh, no, you're just you're just making
fun of somebody. That's it's an ongoing, it's ongoing. People
are all going to be dropping the T's in the future. There's some
there is something being taught at universities. And I believe
that dropping the T is actually code. It's like this unknown.
Unbeknownst code. You are you are putting yourself into a pas
you're you're you're categorising yourself. Well,
what's interesting is that, why why is it like we had in the
last show, why is somebody is a vocal coach, dropping her T's
vocal coach,
and that's what he was responding to. He was responding
to hear on Thursday show you played a clip of a voice coach,
and were concerned because they were not speaking properly. You
were probably thinking of a speech therapist as a voice
coach generally helps people with the quality of their voice,
not the content. Well, here's here's what I would like to say.
Wait a minute. He said I think it might be good to stop and ask
why something sounds Weird and if it is actually annoying for
dialect slash, pragmatic reasons, examples, repetitive
ohms, hedging, etc. we harp on that all the time. In fact,
we're the hardest on ourselves about speech about stupid things
we say, but
are smacking our listeners are saying so, you know,
yes. But here's, here's the thing. Why are Is it okay? And
does he not even make mention? And again, I have no problem
with a guy, I'm happy. He's a producer, and he's hitting
people in the mouth. This is why he's saying, I'm having trouble
because people are pushing back. They hear how you make fun of
this of them, obviously. And then they don't want to listen
anymore. But he's saying it's not incorrect speech. And it's
it's a speech changes and language changes. But are we not
allowed to push back? I mean, if if there's if changes are afoot,
and if things happen, and language of course, changes,
it's documented all the time. But that doesn't mean you have
to go Okay, I accept the way you say it. Why can't we just push
back to No, I say it this way. Why? Why is it always someone
else who's changing it? That has to be right, and hey, anyway, a
dri.
What? Why is someone changing it like saying important? That's an
important Ma? And why are we supposed to? Okay, well, we're
gonna start saying it that way, too. So we can sound really
stupid.
You know, it's like, I got over the x thing. And that's mainly
because of Mo. Mo says, X, I want to ask you,
we had the definitive clip on this, where it's actually it's
correct. In during Dickens era, yes. Or Chaucer? Right. Think it
was Chaucer, it was okay to use that term. That, that usage.
That doesn't mean you have to like it.
No, but I'm over it now. And if and if my friend was I don't
care one way or the other but. But if somebody's on television,
this is where we're at that comes from when yummy fish l
sindoor. Who is on net work PBS NewsHour, a plum job that many a
black person would love to have. When she says X, instead of ask
unless she's a Cha seryan as some sort of a student of the of
the language, I take offence to it,
and that and you should be able to and you should be able to
make fun of it. But that's not allowed. Anyway, from all this,
and from my exchange with the professor. And again, I'm not
angry, I just disagree. And I'm surprised that this is his
thinking, because that's what he's been taught at EMI really
surprised now, but I came to a realisation. We are too literal.
And this has a reason for the past five, but I would give it
10 years. Human Communication. It's also explains the success
of podcasts like ours, human communication has been relegated
or degraded. To Text Only we WhatsApp or text our friends,
our family, we we make our opinions known in what used to
be 140. Now 280 characters, you have no idea what the context is
of what someone's saying, I can say, well, that was a piece of
shit, or Wow, that was obesity, it is two different ways. That's
why we had to invent emojis, so people could put some emotion.
We have no idea what we mean anymore. And in fact, I assert
that when you read something, your state of mind is going to
change that into the tone of voice that you're reading into
it. And it could be completely different for somebody else.
And that's why he misinterpreted your first go round. You said
when you went back and forth is why you were offended. Yes, when
you're not offended. I have two emojis when emojis first
started, I will give a little background from the 1980s. The
originally they were emotive emoticons, right, and emoticons
and people would use them. They would write something and then
they would put an emoticon because the tone was never pot
was unless you're a professional novelist who has to really write
a lot to get the tone in there. So you really understand what
they're thinking and how they're saying it. But just in one or
two sentences. You can't do it. I don't care how good of a
writer you are. You have to use it. You have to use emoticons
even though there was a lot of people during that emoticon era.
They used emoticons you can't do that is horrible, stupid. You
should be able to say what you mean without using emoticons?
No, you can't. That was the point. And to this day, it's a
problem. Most people and most people aren't professional
writers to begin with? By a lot? It's almost impossible. And even
professional writers use them because you have to. Why would
you can't? I'm just kidding here, you don't take all this
crap out
because we've lost the art of writing and writing to a degree
where you can actually explain what you're feeling that has
must. Because
if you remember, yeah, well, when you used to write, you'd
have it in the in the handwriting, and it would also
be lengthy. That's the difference, but not
not. Yeah, of course, we got compressed by Twitter. We, and,
and we got crutches like emojis
emailed predated Twitter and email became the problem because
email is always terse. And
you're making my point for me in the workplace, you do have
context, the work when workplace emails take place, you have some
context as what you're communicating with your
colleagues. And it's not just email, it's slack, it's Asana,
it's all the things everybody's using. But outside of that,
we've totally lost the ability to interpret and communicate,
which is why I think when people hear two individuals discussing
something on a podcast, it's very nice to listen to, because
people don't have that anymore in their lives. They don't talk
anymore with friends and family. It's all app this app that check
my gramme Budda Budda Budda Budda being Barbu. And it's
destructive time code. And with that, I'd like to thank you for
your courage and say in the morning to you in the man who
put the sea in context, John Cena Barek. Well, in
the morning to you, Mr. Adam curry. I'm John C. Dvorak. And
I'm sorry. And in the morning to boots on the ground feet in the
air subs know, some sort of water dames knights out there
in the morning to the trolls and the troll. You're like that
trolls didn't ship? Yeah, they'd like that a lot in the morning
to the trolls, and the troll room that has no agenda
stream.com 24 hours a day, 2020 24 24/7 days a week.
There's always something going on and no agenda stream.com And
it's fun to go in there with the trolls and troll away at
whoever's live, it's the most fun. Because we got a chat room
there. You can also just go and just hang out with people and
talk and it's a good place to be no agenda stream.com And I also
would like to thank the artists that we had for episode
1186 1186 episodes. We came up with a title Baghdadi. Oh, yeah,
this was our Jennifer Buchanan coming soon on Netflix from the
no agenda animated studios. He saw she did. Did you see the
Baghdadi video? She did? Yeah, I've seen them all. That's
fantastic.
The Baghdadi one was quite good.
It's very good. And now thank you people are sending me or at
least posting on Twitter. Good pieces from previous shows with
time codes and episode numbers and I am astounded how anyone
can find any of this stuff or how they know it's beyond me. I
don't know what I did in the last show. Let alone that
someone and or may people have patience. But I think we're
gonna come up with enough material for a damn good pilot.
know for sure for our exit strategy.
It won't be an exit strategy because you can't quit the show
ever. Oh, you're right. So much of an exit strategy
when it goes into syndication and reruns
money making strategy
Oh, well, it's I guess it's not an exit strategy. Dammit. You're
right. Well, we can be pretty damn topical. I'm amazed at the
speed at which he gets stuff done. That's fantastic. It's
just it's I'm blown away.
Well, we have to I'm blown away by some of our producers and
executive producers Associate Executive Producers show 1187
Okay, let's thank them. And I'm gonna thank them starting with
Sir Francis of SR Q that Earl Earl of Southwest Florida fly or
Kedia Yes 792 bucks. Whoo. Man. I'm gonna close this little you
know, this little window that pops up
the Skype window the shitty Skype window Yeah. And you
click it and goes away then it shows up again comes
back. I know it's like why like bad Mexican lunch.
It's just gents a belated congrats on 12 years of superb
media deconstruction, I believe.
Oh, wait, whoa, stop. I'm sorry. I needed to thank the artist. I
just said great piece of work. I didn't say it was comic strip
blogger. You know, that would be a problem. All right.
Thank you. You're watching CSB is competitor
Thank you comics for Blogger. All right. We're back to Sir
Francis again
problems
probably About a baked goods for the next year. A belated
congrats on 12 years of superb media deconstruction, I believe
that I got in somewhere in the six hundreds, but I wish it had
been sooner. For my sanity sake, please accept today's
contribution in exchange for the two dozen invisible no agenda
has to be delivered by drone, obviously. Okay, on a recent
episode, there was a discussion of the Spotify office and their
love of transgenderism. At one point, Adam mentioned them
sipping espresso and admiring the view from the San Francisco
where I'm sending the house. All right, yeah,
put mufflers on those. They're gone. All right. Done. Yes, I'm
in San Francisco HQ. Yeah. Bear with me. But that comment
triggered reminded me of another scene, at least the espresso
part. It took me back to the first Gulf War where in math the
anal rape is flower. Allegedly, allegedly legislated reporting
on the wet on the war from the safety of Kuwait. That idea Yes,
I will never forget watching him sit in the director's chair
under an umbrella sipping espresso while his colleague
David bloom was embedded with a tank battalion and died of an
embolism from being stuck in a tank for hours on end. All
right, P David bloom and get ready to be someone's bitch in
jail. Lauer. Okay, enough of this out for one more anecdote
to share. To share any wants I haven't you had my 15 year old
son asked me on Tuesday at dinner when I was impressed with
the killing of Al Baghdadi last week, and he brought up the dog.
I started to laugh and then I realised that my Amazon Echo was
in the room so I said Alexa, play the most recent episode and
no agenda is a teaching moment ensued. And I assured him that
you would deconstruct the dog distraction on Thursday show you
know he's talking about
well, I know he's talking about the dog that apparently was
injured and got the Purple Heart and then
oh, the dog in the Purple Heart. Oh, okay. That's enough for me.
And how do and J N K. But please serve up some espresso and
embolisms at the round table today as we will go back to
cookies and Vika around the holidays when I submit your
holiday bonuses. Now. As for Francis, that's our cue URL of
Southwest Florida.
I have a question here. He asked for something at the roundtable.
But is he getting upgraded or something that we have no
knights or dame's we have no title changes. So as you just
asked me for me to put
it there for other people want some random stuff for next year
you and your yak away about it? But that won't okay. It won't
happen today.
Well, thank you very much, Sir Francis. I don't see exactly
what you want deconstructed about the dog other than it just
added
we talked about the dog that this idea was photoshopped in. I
don't know there's nothing to deconstruct about the dog
or other than it puts a nice slant on an otherwise bullcrap
story. Yeah, I mean, please don't pay attention to the fact
that we that he blew himself up yet we had the DNA and that was
quickly identified and they scattered his ashes in the ocean
and we'll never see the pictures and but look at the dog. Look at
the Photoshop dog. Okay. Distraction isn't destroyed. I'm
not sure what he means. Nuts, but I didn't want to disappoint
him with his 15 year old son. I don't want to son is going to go
dad douchebag didn't know anything about the dog. Other
time code.
Dogs. It's almost as good as the other one Peter right out comes
up next. $577.75 in Malvern, Pennsylvania. You guys are
hilarious and satisfyingly accurate with media predictions.
Keep up the great work. been enjoying your show on both
Thursday since 2016. So please de douche me.
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here.
You've been de deuced
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Okay, so he sent a note. So I told him to send it again with a
note. Right. So he did. And it turns out to be very long. I
want to make sure he does have jingles requests you can queue
up all right. China is as a whole. Yeah, that's true.
Combination. That's been and jobs karma. Okay, with the Trump
and Nancy match. Oh,
people are doing dangerous stuff.
Well, we'll see what happens. We haven't gotten any feedback on
any of it. And I'm going to make sure he's on the birthday list.
Yeah, I'll check. I'll check. Go ahead. Keep rechecking that.
Okay, here it goes. First off, I needed D douching. for producing
episode 1155 was 6666. You've been D deuced. Actually now in
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do. When using Pay Pal enter a very generous amount. So select
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I will tell you there is a limit. You cannot type as long
as you want in that box.
People managed to do it. Secondly,
what's his birthday? Because he's not on the list. When is
his birthday?
On the list?
No, he's not on the list.
That's interesting. I thought I put them on there. November 3,
okay. All right. Maybe I didn't because it's in his PS. How do I
get on the birthday list? He asked. What's the criteria?
Yeah, it has to be your birthday. That's a good start.
Jesus gives you a lot of questions. Gavin slow down take
a pill. I'm just account for this but my wife Melissa will be
assuming the title of this now you're I have to read this
because it's so funny. Because I don't know what he's doing here.
My wife Melissa will be assuming the title of executive producer
at this time. She needs a D douching. Please all right. You
do. I'm getting his voice like an old Army sergeant. Knowing
what you're looking for more dames. I'm convinced the recent
I should read the title as soon as possible. We argued debated
as to who should be producing today but I want out she
resisted and I wanted this to be for me. Oh and she wanted this
to be for me. I will listen way more than her. But she claims
this is her only source of news and goings on in the world. We
need you both to continue the media deconstruction as long as
humanly possible. Who else out there is going to help keep us
sane from the M five and bullcrap. More importantly,
Melissa needs the power of jobs karma to help her during this
challenging moment. And you're going to risk the Trump. Okay,
what? Okay, that's Trump Pelosi, right? He wants to double yes.
He said, Okay, I have a smokin hot wife. It works way too hard.
And way too much. Today I met her. I knew she was a keeper. I
always want the best for her. So by producing and receiving jobs,
karma I hope this donation gets her to a better job situation in
the very near future, whatever that may be. What about the 13
cents in the donation you may ask?
Hey, what about those 13 cents?
Yeah, what about the 13 cents? Oh, you may as well Melissa's
lucky numbers 13 I'm trying to attach all the luck I can so by
donating after your 12th anniversary You are now in your
13th year I have no agenda. So it might be a stretch but work
with me here 13 Is her thing she loves Friday the 13th Lastly,
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All right. I want to call out Steve James and to an FBI
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be very generous amount donations, but as soon as they
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Creative Studios. Right. And we got a couple of
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China's asshole That's true. That's a good combo. It's a
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what's the visa? You name Ralph Miami, Florida three 1104
They go would you say that goes Oh, the visa to check. Yeah, I
think we're I think we're pretty much toast on that one.
Dear John and Adam Grant by the way, I should you would do
travel tips on this show. Yes. So, first of all went to China.
Yes, per se in the 90s. Early 90s I, we were, this is when you
could actually have to win to win. It wasn't so commercial to
go there. So you're gonna be the only guy going. I was told I was
coached on how to fill out the form for the visa by Chinese
guy. And he says whatever occupation you put since this
was a bunch of journalists never put that they'll put journalist
ever he says you put down because you can you can
rationalise this and they love it when you they just want to
see it. There's just a bunch of bureaucrats you always put down
and you can rationalise this to whoever you are. I don't care
who you are. You can put this down as honest as and you're not
lying. Manager.
Yeah, that's good. And I bet it has standing in China to manager
Yeah, of course you can be manager of your own personal
time.
You can be manager, your family. Nice. You're working for
anybody. You're managing some
another tip from your no agenda show.
We have tonnes of them. John and Adam, congratulations on 12
years and thank you for the best podcast in the universe. I read
that in the Muller report. This donation brings me halfway to my
knighthood and includes $11.04 towards someone's Dame hood. Oh,
nice. The choice of a worthy candidate to your good
judgement. In closing, I would like some jobs karma to further
my career as a dude named Ben. But um, a dude named Ralph in
Miami.
Someone made a an interesting observation about you know, we
have dudes named Ben and dudettes named Bernadette should
we not just be calling this group of people who are very
important, I'm sorry, important. They run the world they're sis
admins network admins, she would just call them them named Ben.
Isn't that more correct? We take we take one guy I think them
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I think it Doctor Doctor is this this first donation than when or
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And I and I want to mention something you should note if
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run and yeah, he taught Evans was horrible. And Evans is the
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I'm just saying a
couple more. John lips 20 to $22.22. And he just simply says
Happy belated birthday. And Matthew Anderson comes in with
200 bucks on West Roxbury, Massachusetts. And he just
simply says, karma works, boom. And that was a check, he mailed
a check with a map of some street in Boston. And no note
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This would be a good time for me to remind everybody that it is
of great importance that you if you're using something like
well, if you have the if you have the possibility, to make
donations through your bank, that your bank may send a check,
or you can do it through there's a number of different ways you
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to do that. Just to spread it out in case you know, the
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Well, that's also a great way to sending us Joe cute notes and
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And it also saves a little bit on the transaction fees. Because
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The other thing is I want to mention that pot money works
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We're using Zell you know,
here's the thing about Zell. I've talked to the bank about
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But they say right now it doesn't work. They don't don't
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Somebody's got through on on that mechanism. Talk to your
bank credit unions are the most versatile. The credit unions
seem to have all these different ways of doing stuff. And it's
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matter. It's important. It's you should you should always have a
just credit unions are. They've helped me out so many times in
the past. If you already have a relationship with them, they you
know, they're not profit oriented. They're motivated by
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have a UFCU their colour is orange, so all their cards are
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get that? Is that a like an antique?
What is just a Halloween card?
It is the exact opposite of the American Express black card.
It's like you drop that No, no, here's my orange card. No, I
wrote up. Well, thank you to our executive producers and
Associate Executive producers in our value for value segment here
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But did you ever do the karma the Nancy Trump karma for that
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I think I did. But just in case
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So let's take a look at the new boss of ISIS. Now, let me guess
that this is the reason I have this clip is not because of the
new boss of ISIS, because this is a very messy ABC report that
I want to take a chunk out of and I'm gonna ask you to explain
to me what this woman actually He said, But listen to the new
boss of ISIS clip
we're learning this morning about the new leader of ISIS
named just days after that US led raid that killed the founder
of the terrorist group, Abu Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, what?
When I thought this Al Baghdadi was like the third Al Baghdadi,
could he be the founder? Who said he was the founder that the
day we're going to WC Stephanie
Ramos is right here in studio with more on this story. What's
happening?
Well, we're hearing two different statements, one from
the President and another from the State Department. A day
after ISIS named a new leader in an audio message after the
compound raid that led to the death of Abu Bakr al Baghdadi.
The president tweeted ISIS has a new leader, we know exactly who
he is. That may very well be the case. But the top
counterterrorism official at the State Department says the US is
still looking into it, adding they will dismantle the group,
regardless of who its leadership cadre is that counterterrorism
official Nathan sales, he says they're looking into the
organisation and where all Bidadi successor came from sales
did not name him, but says they want to make sure they have the
very latest information to confront any threat,
acknowledging that ISIS is a top national security priority, and
that the US will continue to put pressure on ISIS by way of law
enforcement militarily and financially, adding that the
residual us force presence in Syria will be used to deny ISIS
access to fuel terrorism. So something we're continuing to
watch and he says they'll continue to put pressure on ISIS
in that region. Right. Thank you. Definitely wrong.
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, the tag team known as the Samoans
now have a new leader come on grok Trump, Trump, Trump said
this. Trump said, We know who he is the new leader. That's what
Trump said. I know you are so disappointing that he does that.
He just tweets like douchey it's but that's not the point of this
clip to play this clip is I want you to listen to one of the
things she said in the middle of the report, Bible Ella, she's
gone nuts on this report. And then she's just it just throwing
words out. Now I want you to listen to this. This is the what
the WTF sub clip I want you to listen carefully when she says
you're and then tell me what it is. She said,
Okay, let me just get into the zone. Here we
go. will be used to deny ISIS access to fuel terrorism so
will be used to deny access to fuel terrorism. And so that's
what she said the troops will be used to deny ISIS access to the
fuel does that mean listening it
will be used to deny ISIS access to fuel terrorism so
it's better will be used to deny access to ISIS to fuel terrorism
but she's starting to talk like Trump actually that's kind of
good just throw terrorism I think the ending was yeah,
I really think she was trying to say the access to fuel
and then she just threw terrorism in is and then she
dropped in she was
fuel recite they're gonna deny him access to fuel
terrorism and then terrorism. It was like she can't go wrong
throwing some terrorism in from time to throw the word terrorism
and out of the blue that's
it's for the pipelines so that's that's what the troops are doing
this very little oil, relatively speaking in Syria. It's just the
start to block Iran's pipeline. Hello, people.
Let's go to Brexit for a minute.
Oh, yes. Good. I have some Brexit stuff to what you got
good because you're gonna
get get on the next show. You're gonna give us a real European
view of this whole thing because you're there. Yes. And you can
be bumping into people and asking them You bet. But But I
got this funny clip of a bunch of stuff jumbled together by one
of the overseas networks is report on Brexit, Brexit
upcoming elections. Got it. Okay.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has reportedly removed
the threat of a no deal Brexit from his election campaign
platform. Brexit could be a softening of his stance and
attempt to hold on to moderate conservative voted. The prime
minister had previously pledged to take Britain out of the EU
with or without a deal on October 31, before lawmakers
voted to force him to seek a three month extension. Now the
UK is Times newspaper says Johnson has abandoned that
strategy altogether. Instead, he'll focus solely on getting
his renegotiated deal approved according to the paper. The news
came a day after He rejected a proposed alliance with the
hardline Brexit party. Yes, we are still members of the
European Union that would have meant he'd have to agree to
leaving the European Union without a deal. Johnson said he
could put his deal through Parliament after any election
when opinion polls currently give his conservatives healthy
lead over the main opposition Labour Party. Fat also suggest
that more than 10% of voters back the Brexit party, which
could be announced with the pro Brexit vote in some seats, and
hand victory to labour.
I didn't understand much of that report.
I can break it down, I
think yeah, please go. Here's my takeaway. It's never going to
happen is what I heard.
Well, that's our takeaway. Okay. Well, actually, the real
takeaway, I don't want just to add a little, one more element
to the takeaway, is they're gonna have another vote. Yes,
which they keep denying they're ever going to do but because of
the earlier episodes of a revote, which is what the EU
does, it's going to they're gonna do that. And so here's
what the what they're saying in this report. Boris is backed off
and have no of the no deal Brexit because he thinks he can
win more votes that way. So he's gonna say, No, we have to do a
deal and it's gonna be the deal that we already have. And all we
have to do is vote in a bunch of MPs from the Conservative Party,
the new ones, and they will they'll vote yes, because
they're the guys you want to vote for. You want to get rid of
the rest of them. Meanwhile, Faraj who says that nobody's
ever said anything about this deal. We're just gonna we want
to do a breakout, we want to do a bust out or whatever they
called it, crash out and win a crash out of the, with a no, no
deal Brexit. And it may be that his appeal will get about 10% or
more of the vote, which will end up perhaps throwing the election
to labour. Which means if the labour wins the wins over
Parliament, and you end up with Corbyn as the Prime Minister,
which is a possibility because of that evil Faraj. The first
thing that's going to happen is they're going to do a reburied,
they're going to do the revote that's the first thing it's
going to happen they're going to do a revote and that'll be
interesting
when that'll fail again, I
hope that's what happens personally.
Well, I think they if Johnson was smart he would have used
Tuesday as a as a Brexit day and replaced guy Fox remember
remember the fifth of November gunpowder treason and plot
that's coming up Tuesday. Another failed Brexit no trying
to Brexit whole parliament but it's John let's face it it's
never gonna happen they're never going to leave they can have as
many elections the parliament's never going to vote it because
they instead of we just leave which is what they should have
done oh now we have to have deals and it's
never going to happen because of the bankers the bankers run the
country
there's nothing banks are dead in Europe
there's no more bails London bankers run the country
but they run the country have what's left of it it's just I
just don't see it ever happening and and why why would they that
people have no no way to really rebel they're not up in arms
they've been going along for three years whoa code. And and
let me tell you, they're working on here's a report I picked up
from ITV are working them it would have been even better if I
had played this before your Brexit clip for the payoff but
this is an ITV News report very, very, very concerning what's
going on. This is about the National Health System, the NHS,
the the pride of the United Kingdom's I was in it myself.
And by the way, you still have to pay five bucks for every
year, every time you go get a prescription for five pounds. So
there's some cost to it. But as I've said many times, the United
States gets the reputation has the reputation that we are
racist, but I've lived in the United Kingdom
that tells me I should go home. They call me Little China Girl.
keep the doctor away from me. It's now so common. I don't even
hear myself being described as a black.
These are not words of fiction, but shameful racist comments
made by patients to NHS staff, ITV News, as found such abuse is
increasing in the health service right across the board. And Dr.
schanberg is a senior surgeon who's worked in the NHS for more
than 20 years. He says even today, he still has to deal with
prejudice,
more inefficiencies. And I have a white doctor to her to the
operation. House devastated, called At this stage in my
career, I have to answer that question made me reconsider my
position in the NHS because I'm thinking, do I want to put up
with this and if I did not have a 12 year old, for whom I have
to take care of the NHS.
Our research proves Dr. schanberg is one of hundreds of
NHS workers, from nurses to doctors to consultants who
endure such abuse on an almost daily basis. Nick Hume runs one
of the largest NHS Trusts in the country. He takes a zero
tolerance approach to racist incidents but wants to go a step
further. And
should we be refusing treatment for people that say specifically
that they won't have treatment from somebody from an ethnic
background? My view is, yes, we
should. Why then in this day and age are some patients still
racist? It's complex, of course, but Brexit is having an impact.
You see, Nigel Farage, you started this Brexit thing and
everyone's racist?
Yes, because they weren't before curl. Yeah, exactly. I got it.
We've been doing these reports on the riots around the world.
There's one new new one crap going on. We just want to have
the complete list. It's huge. But I didn't realise it's also
going on in Pakistan. I want to Yes, yes, yes.
Yes. You got where is your was? Where's your Pakistan report?
Here we are right
got 10s of 1000s of people also turned out today in Islam about
Pakistan demanding the Prime Minister Imran Khan resign.
Crowds chanted in the streets as hundreds of vehicles flying the
black and white flags of a hardline Islamist party arrived
in the city. They charged the cons government has let them
down. Along go
people were told we will build a new Pakistan. But after almost
one and a half years, the government has failed to
deliver. So now all the opposition parties are demanding
this government should resign due to his failure. Khan has
said he's working to improve the economy and today refused to
step down.
Yes, the BBC had quite a report about this. And the main point
they made is there was not a single woman at the protest. Not
a single one.
There's a reason for that, because this, and by the way, I
want to doubt that I'm a fan of the Islamist radicals. But
there's some Islam and at worst, they tell us the name of this
group, but there's an Islamist group that has this extremely
attractive black and white flag. It's just if you can find some
photos of the crowd, you'll see there's like 90% of the people
in this riot are waving this crazy looking flag and what's on
it. I've just seen the one with the stripes. Yes, straight.
Black and white stripes. Yeah,
I've seen it reminds me there's actually the Sao Paulo flag for
the county of Sao Paulo and Brazil has a black and white
striped flag this pretty is also very attractive. I don't know
why to just start looking. But these guys that came into town,
they they're not going to let any women anywhere near this
this situation because just the way they are. And so there yeah,
there would be no women protesting they're not going to
be allowed to. It's just really going to deteriorate is and the
guy say, well, he's been in for a year and a half and nothing's
changed, you know, as though they're supposed to make these
radical changes overnight, which is unreasonable by Pakistan's
got issues where everyone's worried sick, of course, you get
a bunch of Islamist taken over the country, they're gonna grab
that bomb and they're going to drop corrode over to Delhi.
Well,
speaking of which, now, you don't get this much in Murca.
But bombings in Sweden are now routine. And they're mainly hand
grenades. And the reporting is that it's mainly Muslim gangs
who are doing this. It's so bad now. Every single day, there's
at least an explosion. Somewhere in Sweden, Norway, is now he's
now doing big border checks. You don't you can't just come from
Sweden into Norway anymore. Because if want to make sure no
one's bringing bombs in
there, right from the you know, Denmark put a railroad in from
Copenhagen over to Malmo which is a kind of a Muslim enclave in
Israel. It was a big deal to put this rail and I wonder what kind
of border checks they're doing in Denmark. They're freaky about
the Muslims.
Well, how about Brussels? This is from a report from yesterday.
Nearly half of the residents in Brussels Belgium are carrying an
object intended for self defence. This is how bad it's
gotten in Brussels where the European Parliament sits half of
the time. Of course, you can't have guns or anything like that.
So people so people have knives, brass knuckles, alarm, and air
pistols extend Double batons an 18% of people indicate they have
a defensive defensive agent such as pepper spray. This is
Brussels
pepper spray I believe is illegal. Yeah, but Pete
well can sell our knives. But people are carrying around
knives and batons and our brass knuckles I think they're kind of
illegal that's
right yeah well fun. Hey, I'm fine.
Congratulations Europe yes the vape wars, which really weren't
it wasn't a war. It was just a big scam Marino to get all
vaping out of the marketplace make it illegal. It's working
very well. The nice Yes.
I'm going to save save and invest I'm sorry, I haven't
recorded some of the ads you're missing. Oh, I think part of the
if we go by the scheme that this whole thing is a scam they were
ad they're a bunch of these. I think they're for Prop prop
something or other here in California. All sponsored by
Michael Bloomberg. Ah ha. And they're all about No, don't let
jewel get away with it. And they just it's just really anti
jewel. You know, it's all about jewel the big tobacco was trying
to and they used the excuse. They're using his that big
tobacco blot jewel to enslave the kids. Well, good is
unbelievably funny. It's taken from our perspective, it's
completely
believable. That's they want they bought it to kill it off,
and they're doing a good job. And we have a bill going through
Congress to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to impose a
tax on nicotine used in vaping. You want to kill off an industry
you're doing a good job. And my question is, where are all the
news reports of people dying of vaping in Europe? What I don't
understand people vape here just as much as in the US, but no
one's dying here. Don't understand. Crazy.
Is it really funny? It's actually at the point of being
hilarious. Yeah. Yeah. But another thing that's kind of
interesting. Do we have the if you can ever find a we did make
a clip of lies the comedian in her in her comment about it's
okay to be harassed. If a guy's good looking. Like yeah,
Schlesinger.
You Liza. It was just
this, Liza. Yeah, you realise something I can't remember first
name. But there was an incident took place after the show where
we have a quarterback on the San Francisco 40 Niners football
team who is a just a, he's like, Clooney esque good looking guy.
Tall, dark and handsome, big smile, a womanising type and he
says to one of the sideline reporters, he calls her baby and
she's just like turns red and she's all flustered by ants and
and they've tweeters are going crazy about this. But of course,
nobody just calls him out for sexual harassment.
Clooney did this. What sorry, who did this who said this?
This was Jimmy Garoppolo. The quarterback for the San
Francisco 40 Niners who's a good it was by all by all definitions
is a good looking tall, dark and handsome quarterback for for the
football team, a football guy. And it would have been called
out under any other circumstances except for the
fact that he's good looking. And it brings back the old Liza
Schlesinger bit where you know, it's okay to be sexually
harassed. If that guy's attractive. I wish every time it
happens. It always irks me.
I wish I could find that. I know. I know you had it but
either have her name wrong or you spelled it
wrong. I probably would have put li z A.
Yeah, but you know what? I get a million clips with Elizabeth
Warren. Oh well, how would you have titled that? I don't think
I could find it. Slazenger.
I don't think I use your last name is that she has goes by
maybe it's Eli's right?
Yeah. Which doesn't help with the Elizabeth. Same thing.
Yeah. doesn't help much. Oh, well. Can you? Can you put a
space after the A? Would that help the search?
Yeah, there's nothing. There's nothing with the space as well,
that's a shame. I got the odds this
being sexually harassed is the worst. This is it. Let me
rephrase that. being sexually harassed by an ugly guy is the
worst. There you go if he's hot, it's just plain old flirting. No
one's ever been like Get away from me model. That's fine.
That's one of that's one of her best. That's so true. What's the
status of the of the fires and your electricity? What's going
on there in. In
the K hammer, the Florida fires are mostly are set to Southern
California kind of under control. We did get a long note
from one of our producers, which I'm going to have to deconstruct
and bring out another PG and E guy who had some questions with
it, but the other dude did, but the dude named Ben newer for
pg&e. And he's going on about some of the crazy stuff I want
to bring out bring it out into a more elaborate report because
he's saying stuff like he thinks there's a lot of scams going on
here. And he mentions that if you use any of this, I'm just
gonna read the end keep me anonymous as our contract with
PG and he is extremely lucrative, as is our contract
cruising Timberlands for carbon credits to sell to California
Southern Oregon you know
have you ever considered that this could all just as a great
side scam. It's like you make this this state California just
inhabitable so that everyone you know it's burned to the ground
and then someone go in and buy it all up. Yeah, I've
thought about that. I brought it up on the show in a casual way,
you know, make sense, you know, drops a property values. You can
go pick up some nice property up in Lake County. Yeah, after that
horrible fire bison property in paradise. Yeah, we
should keep our eyes on it.
I'm keeping an eye on it. I haven't been fooled. As soon as
I may have one clip of that. Yeah, this is a good clip. This
is a 51 Second, it turns out to magically goats. Save the Reagan
Library goats.
Also facing threats from the flames. Some of California's
famous landmarks, the Getty centre on Monday, and on
Wednesday, the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. Flames
raced up to the walls of the library located in Ventura
County, Simi Valley, something Duke Blackwood, director of the
library said was unlike anything he'd ever seen,
it was crazy. I mean, the smoke and the wind. I've been here in
LA 45 years, and I've been through a lot of fires and this
was one of the scariest
an unlikely hero may have saved the day in the case of the
Reagan Library official said goats that Munch through brush
earlier this year, created a fire break that slowed the blaze
before it reached the museum, which houses an Air Force One
jet and a piece of the Berlin Wall.
Goats that much their brush, I mean really much through bright
Munch through brush, I'm sorry. That's my brain work. And
we have we have a number of goat herds around here that are
loaned out to various facilities that were like on the top of
hills and stuff and you can get a bunch of you by by the goat.
And you can get like 2030 4050 100 goats and they'll
come in and they just split up loose. Flatten the area.
Speaking of old goats, Jane Fonda does it um, that was
really mean. Jane Fonda
gonna do a gag like that you put it that was really mean some
other point?
Well, you know what, because I immediately regretted it because
I really liked J. And I want to like Jane Fonda much more. It's
hard. She's making it hard. But you know, this is she's she's
doing what she's doing. She's older than Nancy Pelosi, she
looks fantastic. I love that she's active and involved. I
like her. I like her in general. But she's now doing these fire
drill Fridays, which of course, if we're talking fire, you know,
what the, you know, what, what is the cause of all of it? You
know what the cause of the fires are? It's obviously it's it's
climate change. But there's more to it. There's more to it. So
I'd like to let Jane Fonda speak for a little bit here at at a
Friday fire drill.
I want to acknowledge that this meeting is taking place on the
traditional land of the ANA Causton people of the just got
away tribe
Wakanda Oh.
This morning let us acknowledge our sisters and brothers in
California who are being threatened by fires up and down
the spit. Notice,
notice, Jane Fonda doesn't say threatened. She says threatened,
who are being threatened by fires up and down the state
fueled by climate related droughts and high winds. Climate
festivals are filling with people suffering from
respiratory problems due to the smoke. One big California
newspaper wrote and I quote, The fires have intensified fears
that parts of California had become too dangerous to inhabit
Baja California, too dangerous to inhabit. We read about this
in Asia in parts of India. But this has happened. country's
country. In the last decade, over 100 million trees in
California have died due to prolonged drought. Sonoma County
just had the largest evacuation in its history. People in San
Francisco Bay are having to wear masks. But they're opening oh,
wait
a minute. Are you wearing a mask right now? No. While you are you
in the Bay Area, say
I will say this two years ago in the 2017 fire season. They not
last year, but two years ago, when they had that big one. They
and the winds shifted right now the winds are shifted so that
everything just blows out to the ocean. But they the ash was
coming in the area and people would wear masks. I don't know
why it was just it wasn't even smoky. I mean, if you won once,
just standing in front of the barbecue. To flip a burger,
you're gonna get more pollution, your licence you're gonna get
from that fire, but okay, yeah, people are
saying that they're wearing masks now.
People in San Francisco Bay are having to wear masks.
So it's only people who live in the Bay. If you're in maybe they
have swimming masks is props.
Noma County just had the largest evacuation in its history.
People in San Francisco Bay are having to wear masks. But
they're opening their homes to the most vulnerable evacuees.
And who are those climate emergencies offer us a chance to
choose between succumbing to the hatred that our president is
feeling and turning on one another.
I know this. This is where it went from eight and this is
where it went arrived. But I think I can explain it. Well
listen again,
memorable evacuees. These climate emergencies offer us a
chance to choose between succumbing to the hatred that
our president is feeling and turning on one another.
I think what she's saying is, despite the fact that orange MAN
bad Cheeto head is running the country, people are still nice
to each other. I think that's what she's saying, oh, horrible
evacuees. These climate emergencies offer us a chance to
choose between succumbing to the hatred that our president is
feeling and turning on one another, or coming together in
shared humanity and supporting each other. Let's always choose
love, and empathy and our shared humanity,
except when you're talking about the president,
or hey, don't understand this choose love and not that son of
a bitch.
That's exactly what she just did. And I want to like her so
much, but she does not like me. And she also does not like you,
John. It's
very fitting that you all are here because today we're
focusing on women and climate change. As the former president
of Ireland, Mary Robinson said, we're facing a manmade crisis,
and it requires a feminist solution.
Thanks, Jane.
You see women and the earth are deeply bound together physically
and spiritually, women bear the brunt of climate change, and
women hold many of the solutions to climate change. In developing
countries, it's women and girls who plant the crops and harvest
them and fetch the water and chop the wood to help their
families survive. And when there is a climate crisis, the crops
fail, and women sometimes have to walk for days to find water
and one
what are the men doing? If they ever even find
them gambling, women's work becomes so much harder in the
face of climate crisis. And did you know that women make up 80%
of climate refugees as people who are displaced because of the
climate crisis, and yet women are usually the last to be
rescued when there is extreme climate events,
wow, not understand. But let's have love in our hearts except
for men. Because it's your fault. It's a man made crisis.
And it takes women to fix it. Ah,
well, that's just silly.
One of the benefits of, of this situation is, as I discussed a
couple shows ago is it does open up new opportunities, mainly in
the form of micro grids and San Jose is on the micro grid tip.
And it's something interesting in here, I'll
see if you catch it. San Jose isn't the only city that
suffered power shutdown events, and its elected officials aren't
waiting for someone else to prevent them. Mayor Sam liccardo
says he plans to use $500,000 in special state funds to start
exploring a network of electrical micro grids that can
provide power when PG and E's system can't or won't.
We'll be looking at critical facilities throughout the city,
where we can ensure we have local generation of power,
primarily through solar fuel cells and local storage.
Sorry, he just threw in there. We're just doing some fuel
cells. Man, did you hear that? He just said, Hey, it's gonna be
solar and fuel cells.
What's he talking about fuel cells baby,
primarily through solar fuel cells. And local storage, local
store electricity.
The goal is to keep small retailers and restaurants open
to keep home medical devices working and to keep essential
city services operating not to mention keeping 1000s of homes
from going dark. But it's going to take time and a lot more than
what the state is funding.
This is a multiple billion dollar proposition. Nonetheless,
we need to get started.
Oh, yeah, that was getting started directing half a million
is to start half a million in funds to the micro grid. All
right, it's a good start. It's coming.
Microsoft shutting off the power to San Jose in the first place
because fire and men fire. Speaking of men, the PG and E's
CEO did a little a little press conference. And it was asked
guys the worst. Yes, key is Marie Antoinette of the power
industry. Here's the question. There are
a lot of families who are right on the edge in terms of their
finances. People are having a hard time affording putting food
on the plate. Yet hear that here they are having to clear out
their refrigerators. What do you say to people who just can't
afford to restock their fridges and are losing all this food
they've had in their households after this? After the shut offs?
These events can be hard on people really hard on people and
particularly people who have struggles anyways. And you know
there are community based things you can do food banks, these
kind of things before us you know the main thing is we didn't
cause any fires we didn't for these people we didn't burn down
any houses the Kincade fire still under investigation I got
that but you know one of the things we did was given them the
opportunity to actually refill their refrigerator because their
house is still there.
Let them eat cake. What's your problem? I'll just go buy your
food again slave I'm sure you have the funds that's exactly
what he's doing.
Yeah, yeah, I don't know where that guy came from the look into
him
very very distracted
news. That guy yeah. All right. A couple of things.
We do have to take a break pretty soon so if you want to
play something with up you want to take the break
Okay, I have a demo. Oh no, I don't know why clip this I do
have a little Warren clip where she uses the she uses a words
word phrase that I thought was interesting is very short 11
seconds
built right into the plan is super duper enforcement. No more
you know you assign to IRS agents to try to keep up with
the whole thing. Nope. We put it right into the cost
Okay, super duper
super duper. I had a Reese's a good show title.
Yes. Well, I had a I had a Missy was in the last show. Had a new
Russian word that I want to introduce. It's along these
lines. is I think it's gloss na s gloss Na, which is super cool.
Gloss Na, ah, but superduper is kind of good. I like that and
then I want to get this clip out of the way before we take the
break. This was kind of like a contrast to the Jimmy Garoppolo
story. And this is ugly Harvey Weinstein just trying to sit
there with some buddies. I don't know what he's made with his
lawyers.
It's interesting. It's interesting. You pulled this
clip I found the clip to be dumb. I thought the whole thing.
I mean, unless you have a news report, is this just the clip or
is it the news report is the clip with a
woman screaming at him?
I thought she was lame. Well,
I'm not talking about the comedian.
Oh, I'm sorry that then I'm missing Okay, comedian.
I got that too. I would get the comedian is lame. Yeah, exactly.
The den den does some casual just one of the customers goes
nuts. So you want to explain what went down here? Because
yeah, there's this. This is a what I would consider a low end
junk comedy club. It's open. I mean, it looks like it was
thrown together in a high school auditorium
open mic night.
And it was an open mic her and she sees Weinstein in the
audience and it's not unusual by the way for comics to to go
after anybody in the audience is kind of what they do. So but she
goes after Weinstein, and then we have this incident with
somebody else started screaming at him and I just found the clip
to be I mean, I've been carrying the clip for a couple of shows
is want to get rid of it for one thing, but I just thought it was
a fun clip.
In New York City, a woman comedian was booed and two
attendees were kicked out of an event for young performers. And
Manhattan's Lower East Side Wednesday night after they
protested the press. I'm sorry, I have to stop did I hear as
they meant? I think Judy said Manhattan
is not Judy. This is a naming
for young performers. And Manhattan's Lower East Side
Wednesday night after they protested the presence of
accused sexual predator and former Hollywood mogul Harvey
Weinstein, who was spotted in the audience. One of the
evenings performers, comedian Kelly Bachman, who's a rape
survivor cold out Weinstein during her act on stage.
I'm a comic. And it's our job to name the elephant in the room.
Do we know what that is?
Yeah. Freddy Krueger in the room with you. Well,
I didn't know that we have to bring our own maze and Rick
whistles to actor's hour now Oh, shut up. Yeah. Kill that. Group
therapy for rape survivors.
No other attendee actors are always stuck less was kicked out
of the event after confronting Harvey Weinstein. Nobody's
really happy to leave nobody's gonna say anything. Nobody's
gonna say. Amber Rolo, who is also a comedian confronted
Weinstein and was kicked out as well after a member of
Weinstein's entourage called for the C word. Rollo is also a rape
survivor. Harvey Weinstein has pleaded not guilty to multiple
charges of rape, sexual assault and predatory sexual assault. He
faces trial in Manhattan court in January.
Oh, good. That's the only thing I wanted to know after hearing
all that is what is he doing walking around? You know, he's
you know, he's
gonna ask would be an interesting question to somebody
might ask and I don't understand when you can do so. Nobody's
gonna say anything when you're saying something? Well, it just
seemed like a fiasco. And what is he doing there?
Yeah, I mean, Weinstein. Yeah. I don't understand that he shows
himself in public public anywhere.
And it's very strange. And what else sorry, it was weird. Well,
it
would have been good if if the first comedian if she had done
some good I mean, if you're good, she was funny. You can
dress somebody down and you can really humiliate them but I
think she was too triggered and and rightfully so. I saw this
guy, but like, Get out of my show. Who let him in? Yeah,
you know, you could actually do that you can you can actually
get somebody thrown out. Of course you can. Yeah, that's
what you should have done instead of just yakking away.
Anyway, I just find that well,
it's very depressing to me that Harvey Weinstein is still
walking around. I mean, we have Louis C. K. His career is not
only ruined, but it's broke. You know? You can't you can't i
can't laugh anymore. Louie CK something broke. It's it's very
It's hard to explain. Matt Lauer will never work again and
rightfully so definitely is done rightfully so. But then But then
this this Weinstein can Bill Cosby in Jeff is hidden just
Lemery the big house in this shoe. And Weinstein's walking
around. Why I mean, I'm surprised he he must have
bodyguards. Don't people attack him on the
budgets are people he might have bodyguards. I mean, his money he
still gets his he still gets the residuals. There's no you don't
get cut off from that. Right.
Well, okay. Well that was not a fun story, John, I'm sorry that
you did that. Now how can we take people into into our
donation segment with me I do have fun story now. I'll do one
I'll do I don't trust you anymore. Oh, this is from the
dogs are people to department. I saw an obituary from a man from
New Jersey. And I will read the obituary to you. There's two
parts that were interesting. This by the way, is not the
obituary. I want. Brian Joseph tansy of Edgewater, New Jersey,
age 59 passed away on Tuesday, October 22 2019, originally from
Palisades Park, New Jersey. Brian was the son of the late
Catherine Rotolo, tansy and Patrick James tansy. He was the
father of four legged children Riverkeeper Sherry And Benson
who predeceased him. Is that English you'll be predeceased
that
well, the obit writer, who's obviously the Joker, I guess is
the lowest guy on the totem pole in most newspapers. Just like
you when you first started off doing classified ads.
Wait, there's something worse than podcaster?
Yes.
To no agenda,
I imagine all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd
be fun Well, we
do have a few people to thank for show them and at seven
starting with windy Brahman, which is pronounced or spelled
bra, man. She sent a note which I think is worth reading.
Alright. Happy anniversary. It's been five years since I last by
last donated. My husband of 39 years decided he not only wanted
out, but wanted to destroy me financially, emotionally and
physically. No, he's just about dead. But it's been a rough
long, five years. But during those years, I look forward to
hearing your voices. It was comforting to know you guys were
always there. To get an old shoe, that would be us. My son
Greg was in my lifeline and he hung on to me through it all. On
November 7, Greg will be 33 years old. He hit me in the
mouth five years back, and I want to honour him by donating
$133.33 for his 33rd birthday, and it will move him a little
closer to his knighthood. Thank you for keeping us woke.
Oops. Okay. You had me up until woke. Yeah, well, I'm glad. I'm
glad that she hasn't.
She has it in in quotes.
Just kidding. She's good. Well, thank you very much. And if we
brought if we helped you in that way, thank you, and I understand
why you return this value. That's how it works. And I'm
glad that
she's in Saginaw. I would recommend her hooking up with a
local one in Michigan. Meet Up crowd Yeah,
this is as we were discussing earlier, Cuman face to face
communication is really good for she'd love being in this group.
I think so too. And she'd be welcomed and it would be like a
warm bath.
With candles. Well, no, but that part onward, Trevor Merkin and
Burberry. Yes, very brief. France. Yes.
Yeah. Trev is British, I think actually, trashes British.
You're right. Yeah, but we Trevor has been with us a long
time. And he's I'm sure he's royalty by now. But I don't
know.
Sir Trevor. Then today we would like night Scott. Meanwhile,
Baron of North Georgia $113.57. Sir John Knowles, Baron of
Murfreesboro. $110.40. It also says a happy birthday to me me.
Me me his birthday. By the way the birthday that Eric her son
put on the list. Yes. is actually the fourth. I know.
I changed it because I saw the newsletter but then I was
thinking I have to verify with Yes, she her birthday is
tomorrow. Not today.
John Robin $100 Baron lotic. In $100. Ben Bob is a bison bison
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was a blessing others again i He's also 33 Okay, interesting.
Coincidence, sir Ross's 9009 Space lube Johnson This is no
you know the other funny thing about this Jimmy Garoppolo
character they take picture that he's apparently sketch some
fetish about women whose front ends I'd say
remind me who was this guy?
We talked about him what is the quarterback for the 40 Niners
loose like a like George Clooney type of character. It looks like
the guy who can harass anyone because he looks good.
It looks good. Yeah, well, he has the women that he's seen
dating always have what appears to be two weather balloons in a
halter top. Trying to get out it's actually kind of like what
science experiment Brandon Johnson does up next 8888 in
Essex Connecticut. Is a long note. I don't know if you see
anything there. You get some jingle request we can maybe
think about put at the end.
Somebody wants James Brown ISIS in America always a winner. Yes.
Bruce
bless injure. Similar to the blessing guy. Indianapolis,
Indiana 808. Just forgot Nate Sebastopol. 6969 Matthews,
Alinsky. 60. Here's a very long note you might want to look over
as we go through this. And it's
well it's I did read this. It's all about the micro grids and
you know, well, let me just say this thank you every there's a
lot of opinions a lot of information people know a lot
and of course, I'm not against micro grids. I don't think you
are either, John. In fact, if it was a nuke in your backyard,
that's basically a micro grids. Yeah, we would love a sensible
micro grids that actually give everyone power not the will keep
your CPAP machine on and turn everything else off remotely
because that's what will be required. So this is a issue.
It comes in this DJ his uses the named DJ and he comes up with 60
Thanks, DJ. Next on that list is John Monaco and Highland
heights, Kentucky 5510. And he says Remember to set your clocks
back
and we're on par Now a
little a little late for the recommendation. And Anthony
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on the die from DeForest Wisconsin. Sven Erik dancin 5230
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Unicode in his name Thanks Eric. Dame two E's sure Eric Coco.
Let's face it by now. Yes, Dame Tanya the vibe counters in New
York City nyc $50. And then 42 She
has a notes he says I know you don't usually read the lesser
donation notes yet we do break for dame's but if you can please
give health karma to a close family member that is having
heart surgery on Tuesday. seven five. I think she means 10. Five
I would greatly appreciate it level five. Yeah. 11. Five, yes.
Assuming that goes well. I'll make an NYC meet up my top
priority. Ah, okay. We were saying Hey, where's the New York
City meetups. Clearly she's had some issues with health in the
family. I've been wanting to do another one for ages. But New
York City is a pain mainly due to space and those and the noise
levels in bars. Okay. Hugs. Thank you very much. Yes. In
fact, I'm gonna give it to you right now. You've got karma.
Dames, man. James got to do it for the dames.
Sir. Fuck that guy. $50 He has a birthday coming up for Breece to
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universe. Go meet some people who have the same thinking as
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up and popular now has become an it's kind of fun to sing the
Gitmo nation national anthem in the venue where you do the meet
up. And it's great because they took a video of this and when
tweeted it, and it's just in a bar but this you know, like nine
or 10 people know I think there was more, but at least at least
10 people and this is what they're doing and you can
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group.
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Alright, another thing you have in common, apparently is that
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I'm sorry. Oh, wow. This is Thursday. Thursday. We've got a
meet up in Myrtle Beach at seven o'clock at the sneaky Beagle.
rusty jones is your host, Orange County the no agenda meetup Part
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meetup at the bus cat kitchen in libations in Newport Beach,
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ish in their outdoor area. Dame Jennifer Buchanan. Ah, I wish I
could go there she is our and in fact, this is hosted by no
agenda animated studios. This is beautiful. That's the South
Carolina
animation studios.
What did I say?
I had to change it you said animated
Oh animation studios. Okay. Thank you. Also on Saturday in
the Sierra foothills, Auburn California at two o'clock in the
afternoon calling all no agenda producers and Northern
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Saturday as well southwest Ontario. That's Scandinavia
seven o'clock. That will be at the refined fool Brewing Company
and burgers from Burger rebellion gathered near the
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You're learning a lot of crazy names for bars. No,
but I'd like to gather near the large mural. Then the Thursday
on the 14th, Michigan local one has their pizza run at 630 Spicy
slices where you can build your own personal Neo Neopolitan Oh
pizza, a Yusef Hegazi is organising. And then also next
Thursday night this coming Thursday next Thursday, the
monthly local 512 South Austin meetup and this time it's going
to be at Doc's backyard. In sunset valleys will be the
second official one. Friday the 15th. Wichita's cow town hold
down meet up six o'clock. That's for Kansas FEMA Region seven of
Gitmo nation come early come off and bring your amygdala swollen
or not at the Wichita Brewing Company and finally also
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the official I got tired of waiting for someone else to
schedule a meet up meet up come to fretboard Brewing Company for
an afternoon of merriment. Baron Fox bat of the Cook Islands will
be there for you. This is fantastic. This is why this is
the legacy of no agenda.
We can go back for the Cook Islands is gonna be there
apparently because he's organising it. Huh? Yeah, it's
not great. Yeah, yeah. It's
all good. Yeah, I guess. So if anyone, you get to see a tan
that you can't get anyplace else in the world.
Exactly. It's the best tab and that's your no agenda meetups.
Let me see. Do I have anything else to take care of? No, I
think I think that's what we got. We're Yes. We're done. Ah,
yes. Oh. The pigs swine flu. The swine pig flu. The Chinese pork
is killing pigs. Yeah, it's now called the pig plague.
And he played the pig plague,
which we could have come up with that it's a better name.
Scientists are saying 25% of all pigs around the world could die
of swine fever. Yeah. Should we be buying pork bellies? I mean,
should we be investing in something?
Well, I mean, pork bellies as well. I think when you go into
when you buy pork bellies, you're buying an American. It's
only like international pork bellies. You're investing in?
Yeah. So I don't know. I don't know. And I not, I don't do
commodities. It's too risky. Okay. Now, a couple of things. I
want to get out of the way. Okay. There's been some
machinations they some old reports and followed by a new
report. All right. And it has to do with who I think is going to
have an impact on the United States, which is the the battle
or who's taken over the drug business in Mexico.
Yeah, this is this is an interesting story.
Now well, let's start with the older stories, which is this
one. This is El Mendte show, who I understood was taking over and
this is a CBS two part report on el momento. Tonight, the DDL
one,
sorry, a is offering $10 million for information leading to the
arrest of the Mexican drug kingpin known as El Mundo. He's
blamed for a flood of narcotics into the US and in tonight's eye
on America. Adriana Diaz takes us on the hunt for this
dangerous drug lord.
It's just after sunrise and on Chicago's west side. We're out
watching the morning rush for drugs. It's been 750 in the
morning, and there's people alley sellers behind that
ordered fence.
The DEA is Brian McKnight showed us what's going on in broad
daylight, literally alone. Now everyone's coming back. See the
guys putting out his right hand. He's putting his pocket. Last
year in Chicago alone. Almost 800 people died from drug
overdoses. What percentage of drugs in Chicago Do you think
come from Mexico,
a significant amount probably 90% 90%.
The DEA says this man is a major part of the problem. He's a
rising Mexican drug lord named Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, no
one's simply as elemento
you're the number one priority for DEA and frankly federal law
enforcement United States.
Matthew Donahue is the D A'S top agent in Mexico and has helped
uncovered dozens of elementos drug labs in the jungle.
elementos cartel is responsible for roughly a third of the drugs
entering this country by land and by sea. He has a $10 million
bounty on his head. Ironically, he lived in California some 30
years GO where He was arrested on drug charges and eventually
deported back to Mexico.
That was this was during Obama's presidency, was it not?
elemento?
I think so.
I don't know that that's true, but let's play part two.
He's got an enormous amount of weapons RPGs 50 calibres weapons
that basically has his own SWAT teams
from shooting down a Mexican army helicopter killing six to
being implicated in a public hanging this summer. el momento
protects his empire with impunity. Back in Chicago, the
Mexican drug seized are so toxic, they can't be handled
without protective gear. At the DEA is lab packs of cocaine are
stamped with traffickers brands, and more than a third can be
traced back to well mento
she's one that's responsible for sending the poison that's
actually killing innocent women and kids. So what happens when
someone's child dies? You know, good chance is probably came
from this organisation. Can you stay
with me open your eyes? Oh, this
is the aftermath of an overdose in Chicago. This man survived
that day. But last year more than 67,000 Americans did not.
by flooding the US with drugs elementos cartel makes hundreds
of millions of dollars a year. The DEA says part of the
challenge in capturing him is that he has entire police
departments in Mexico on his payroll. Nora, as one agent put
it, if I've mentioned wants you to work for him. You have two
options. Say yes. Or be killed.
Incredible reporting tonight. Adriana. Thank you so much.
Just incredible. Adriana. Just incredible credit. Thank you.
Well, he only accounts for 1/3 of the problem. I think El Chapo
is kid who they tried to arrest his right who responsible for a
lot more but let's play the duck. This is the more more
recent story and it's not even about el momento.
Mexico's government is on the defensive tonight after police
were forced to release a top drug lord when they faced a
barrage of bullets from cartel gunmen. Errol Barnett reports
the lawman were outgunned.
machine gun fire and billowing smoke signalling a terrifying
new reality for the people of kuliah. Calm Mexico. Can we get
up says this child No my love says this father shielding his
children as they hide from Sinaloa Cartel gunmen. At least
eight lives will last after three hours of chaos as the
cartel set fire to vehicles in the street and took multiple
Mexican security forces hostage amid a rain of bullets civilians
running the safety woman with a child in her arms. It was
retaliation for the daylight capture of Sinaloa kingpin
Ovidio Guzman, currently one of the most powerful drug lords in
the world. After replacing his father Joaquin El Chapo Guzman,
who was extradited to the United States and now serving a life
sentence. The Sinaloa Cartel overwhelmed Mexico's National
Guard federal police and army to the point they relented and
release Guzman facing intense criticism for the move. Mexico's
president said today that decision saved
lives.
And this was an enormous humiliation for the Mexican
army.
Mexico's former foreign minister tells CBS News The country is
mired in crisis.
The mistake was to try and go and get him without overwhelming
force. And if you don't have it, then don't do it.
Now the cartel also broke out more than 50 prisoners during
that firefight with most of them still at large right now. As is
a video Guzman. The senior American official tells CBS News
the US in coordination with the Mexican military. Nora is
aggressively looking for him
hard to believe all the details of those story. Errol, thank you
so much. Yes. Very
hard to believe. So they so they had to release the kid. Tape.
Yeah.
And then they because it was so many bad guys. They bad guys
opened the prisoner another 50 guys out to go nuts.
And this is south of our border. Should we be concerned? Well, I
would think so.
I mean, but again, just adds to the drug problem, because keep
bringing this stuff in. I mean, it wouldn't be a problem at all,
if people had more.
Well, it's the stuff wasn't coming in. There'll be a problem
too. I mean, we do have to be realistic about the drug trade
the you know, the 2008 financial crisis. Probably, you know, we
would have not survived that if we didn't have drug money
running around. I mean, the drug money is big. It props up the
banks, props up lots of stuff. So in that regard, I can see why
El Chapo is kid is more powerful than most.
Yeah. Makes you wonder if El Chapo is kid who seems really
proud of me to what they get the way they buy Saddam out makes
you wonder if he had anything to do with his dad's being
arrested. Oh,
that's a good one. That's possible. I want to finish with
I just got two things here from deep, deep, deep, deep state.
Just unbelievable to hear what these two two guys are talking
about both both former directors of the CIA. They were it was it
was a C span event. Actually, it was about the security of our
elections. There was on C span to Margaret Brennan, who's from
60 minutes was moderating she's Council on Foreign Relations
that she has no relation to Brennan, who was one of the two
former CIA directors who were who were talking about the
subject. And, in fact, it went a little bit beyond just talking
about elections, it went into the true Deep State. I have the
full question and answer from the first former director, this
is the director he was actually the Deputy Director of the CIA
during 911. And then, I think 2004 T was the full director of
CIA and the
professionals that carry out their daily responsibilities in
those places are going to continue to do what it is that
they are expected to do. The reason why Mr. Trump has this
very contentious relationship with CIA and that's because I
didn't do this though. I did this the wrong way around. I'm
sorry.
He also mentioned that Margaret Brennan is actually she's not
related. You shouldn't base the nation girl
out Face the Nation. Yes. Okay. All right. Now we go back. The
problem is that both John John McLaughlin is the is the first
CIA director, you have to
agree that the Impeachment Inquiry is underway, sparked by
a complaint from someone within the intelligence needs the
President's concern and often use term about a deep state
being here to take
thank God for the deep state. I mean, I think everyone here has
seen this progression of diplomats and intelligence
officers and White House people trooping up to Capitol Hill
right now and saying these are people who are doing their duty
or responding to a higher call. It doesn't, I guess it doesn't
say, Well, think about it for a minute. With all of the people
who knew what was going on here. It took an intelligence
operatives step officer to step forward and say something about
it, which was the the trigger that then unleashed everything
else. Now why does that happen? What I'll tell American people
why that happens is this is the institution in the US government
that with all of its flaws, and it makes mistakes, is
institutionally committed to objectivity and to telling the
truth. It is one of the few institutions in Washington that
is not in a chain of command that makes her implements
policy, its whole job is to speak the truth. It's engraved
in marble in the lobby.
So more egregious than thank God for the deep state, which he
said very easily rolled off the tongue there, which makes it
true. He also said, now that we tell the truth at CIA, we're all
about the truth. And one arrogance and on I looked it up.
What is engraved in marble is John versus eight. A, ye shall
know the truth and the truth shall make you free. And here's
John Brennan. Responding to the same conversation. That's the,
the the most recent director of CIA and the professionals
that carry out their daily responsibilities, those places
are going to continue to do what it is that they are expected to
do. The reason why Mr. Trump has this very contentious
relationship with CIA and FBI and the deep state people. And
you, as he even
says it again, the deep state people, this I mean, for the
want for the first guy to say it kind of you couldn't take it as
jokingly, but now Brennan is using it just in regular
parlance. So I mean, can we not take this seriously? I think we
can with CIA and
FBI and the deep state people and you and me. Yeah,
specifically, I've heard this is because they tell the truth,
because they cannot be manipulated like clay in his
hands, because they will stand up and speak out when things are
wrong. And they'll tell him what the truth is and the truth. He
fears because he has lived on anything but the truth, not just
during his presidency but even before that, so thank goodness
for the women and men who are at the intelligence community and
law enforcement communities who are standing up and carrying out
their responsibilities on behalf of their fellow citizens. So if
he doesn't use their intelligence, if he doesn't use
their contributions to this country security will bet on
him. But our people who continue to fight the fight, in the
trenches here, as well as overseas will do their work
irrespective, I'm sorry,
CIA is not allowed to operate in US soil. Am I correct?
Absolutely. Well, he said, they're doing it here and there,
the deep state Thanks, John Brennan,
security will bet on him. But our people who continue to fight
the fight, in the trenches here, as well as overseas will do
their work irrespective of what he is going to do or say about
them. When they raise their hand in an oath of allegiance to this
country, as Andy said, they have that obligation, it's a duty of
their oath. And that's what compelled this whistleblower,
whether some CIO, wherever to speak out, it's what's compelled
ambassadors, Yovanovitch, and Taylor, and Colonel Windham,
Whitman and others to be able to say this is wrong. This is
antithetical to the values that this country was founded upon.
And unfortunately, there are too many people on the other end of
Pennsylvania Avenue in the Congress who hold their nose
over what's being done. And until they realise that what Mr.
Trump is doing is trampling, again, the foundations of this
great country of ours, we're going to be in for a rocky road.
So I just am pleased every day that my former colleagues in the
intelligence community are continuing to fulfil their their
duties,
which they're not supposed to legally required. Me to do it
the yellow cake.
And let's just remind everybody, how John Brennan sees the truth
and the rule of law and the Constitution people
are innocent until well alleged to be involved in some type of
criminal activity.
Exactly. As long as you're alleged, then you're no longer
innocent. One observation. How can a former director of CIA
protect me? He would think he would protect himself. This mofo
is wearing a Fitbit, and he's waving it around for everybody
to see. And now with the recent acquisition because it went
through Google bought Fitbit, all you need is Brennan's Gmail
address and you can get a lot of information about sir Brennan,
even where he is. These things have location, they got all
kinds of stuff. What kind of a moron spy is that guy?
I don't know. It's a shameful, shameful character. At least
Brennan, Dr. Margaret Brennan gave him a little grief. I
thought that was good. But nobody called anybody out for
spying on the American public, against the law for the CIA to
do such a thing. I guess. It's just, it's just accepted
now. That's okay. Yeah, you can, you can go ahead, you spy
whatever, whatever you want. I know, I know. Plenty of CIA
people. In my family, my uncle. There, they will be the first to
say, yes, of course that's engraved the truth. So set
yourself make you free and but they are in the business of
seduction and lying. That's what they do. They the whole point is
to lie to get people to do things and draw them into stuff
and set people up. That's what they do. That's what the FBI
does. Not all but CIA. Certainly that's that's what spying is
deception. But no, no, it's this is where the truth lives.
Well, that was a good one had give you a clip of the day for
that. But again, little too depressing.
All right, then I just want to have one public service
announcement for our them's named Ben, Network Solutions was
compromised, you did not read about it, I received an email, I
still have a few domains that are registered through network
solution. This is the the old internet, this is the big mack
daddy of domain or destroy. And now, I have a couple of legacy
things. So there's a few legacy domains that are still at
Network Solutions. And I also have a legacy Rackspace account,
where I think there's two small servers are running there. And I
got this and this is how I found out about it, I got the Network
Solutions, email, and then the wish I would like okay, I'm not
quite sure what the passwords are or whatever for these
things. I have to go and look at let them lapse. No, no, I didn't
let them lapse. They're still active.
But no, I mean, you let them you lost track of them. Right. But
they
still have my email of course and so network solution says
hey, you know, we were compromised and they got past
passwords and all kinds of stuff. Thanks. And then the same
day I receive an email from Rackspace, a trouble ticket,
someone's complaining about me running spam servers. So I'm
like, okay, so and I'm like, I don't know what you're talking
about. But lo and behold, once I dug into the interface, someone
had set up for servers with solid, straight and solid state
drives, and they were running all kinds of, you know, I don't
know,
command and control home. I'm sorry. I said, Can you go get
the gear and take it home? You can use their solid state
drives.
It's on Rackspace, it's virtual. And, but but here's, here's the
problem. Network Solutions being compromised is incredibly
dangerous. Because even though you may not know, who is, you
know, if you have a private registration of the domains,
they immediately can find out so much that they knew to go and
use apparently, I used the same password over at Rackspace, but
they knew to go to Rackspace. Because all this is tied
together all these records start to mean something. You see, so
they knew it was Adam mccurry.com They had a password.
Coincidentally the same password old password that worked over at
Rackspace, but they knew to go to Rackspace because they could
see everything about my registration. Sure, I think this
is this is a much bigger problem than I mean, it's not been
reported anywhere. This is this is a infrastructure level hack.
When people have your DNS, you got everything.
And I had,
I think it should be I think it should be in the news. No one's
gonna
report on it because nobody knows nobody knows what you're
talking about. The people that are writing about tech today.
Talk about fire. I got a new phone, let me unbox it. That's
as far as you get.
This has been your no agenda show. Sorry for going a little
bit long but we still will bring you a couple of end of show
mixes. See what have I had lined up for you we got ISIS in
America. I think that Secret Agent Paul, Jessie coy, Nelson,
UK P MX. And pyramid King Reuben with a golden oldie. Also we
have the random thoughts Halloween special show coming up
on no agenda stream.com and I will be with you John. And the
rest of the crowd and the crew on Thursday still coming to you
from Gitmo nation lowlands. Remember us at dvorak.org/na
Until then, in the morning, everybody I'm Adam curry
in from Northern Silicon Valley where today's Zephyr was eight
cars and right on time. Daylight normal time whatever it is or
standard time I'm John See you tomorrow.
We return on Thursday with another edition of the Best
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also I had the approval of the Dane drive. We need more BABES
at the round table.
This is part of our Dane drive and he keeps donating first
daughter which is really nice. We'll be there soon. I guess.
James James is not the roundtable you need to come
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buttons What am I have sound Who's got a
hammer? Where is it? Where's the hammer? Is it on the go up on
the other floor?
I'll go down to the goddamn for myself. Called fucking Phil
Gryphon. I don't care who the fuck you have to stop by
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