Smoking of dope anything can happen. Adam curry John C.
Dvorak.
It's Thursday, December 19 2019. This is your award winning get
my nation media assassination episode 1200 This is no agenda.
Celebrating 1200 Cinco de Mayo is and broadcasting live from
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Capitol, the drone Star State in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
here from Northern Silicon Valley where all we're talking
about is the impeachment. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Greg Levin, Buzzkill.
There it is. The horn the horn, the horn of happiness.
Congratulations, John. We made it. Yes. 1200 episodes of the
best podcasts for
the impeachment. Oh, watch right Pelosi said no celebrating, no
celebrate.
No celebrating, no clapping in the bowl. Be happy about it. So
1200 episodes and to think that 1100 episodes ago, I said, Hey,
I think we had a good run.
Yes, dredge that show up. If we should wrap it 100 Yeah, we've
done 100 shows man is good. This is like, let's just call it a
day. I was I was honestly thinking that was done. At the
time. Yes,
you are sadly mistaken. I was
mistaken. Sadly, sadly mistaken. But just looking at my goodness,
so many, so much feedback this week. It really has been
incredible. I've also been I've, I've taken, continue, I have my
little Ubuntu Linux setup. And I've got claws mail, which is
the most configurable email client you've ever you've ever
seen in your life. So I've got all these ways of responding.
I've got templates, and you know, I can add things and
personalize. So of course, I'm replying to people. Hey, thanks,
Jason. That was great. And what that really creates is more
email. Because then people say, Oh, he replied, Let me reply.
You're welcome. Yeah. Stuff like that. And it's just another
email I have to deal with. But so many good
things coming in. was Adam at Claus mail.com. And
there you go. Try that, please. People are even tweeting me now
about things you've said.
Well, I will admit, it's a witch's curse. The Witch's
curse. Yeah. Put on you to lessen my email load.
As if you read all your emails anyway.
Well, still, they still accumulate.
So just to put everything into perspective, yesterday, we had
the what was it? The whole day was 30 seconds of this guy, one
minute of that, in this back and forth, and it was just like ping
pong, ping pong, ping pong. And I went out. No, he doesn't. I
want to, I want to suck, you suck. I went out to run a couple
of errands and found myself in the midst of people shopping.
Let me tell you I didn't see anybody looking all worried
about impeachment. I didn't see people standing around monitors
watching this take place this historic event that people don't
care. I don't think if you walked down the street right now
people say I don't know. Are they done with that yet? I
haven't figured it out yet. It was it was you know, because I
remember the Nixon impeachment course I remember. Clinton But
Nixon was wow man. I remember the the Watergate tapes, my
grandmother would send cassettes to my mom. But the whole world
was really tuned in then. Clinton I think was much bigger
than than this although I don't really specifically recall the
impeachment vote. Do you remember when was it as as just
unimportant they seemingly to everybody?
Well, the it was more of a you know, to be honest about it.
Clinton actually committed felonies and Trump hasn't.
Right. And so even so the felony was like protecting the you
know, protecting as little mostly as taeda Tay with the
Monica Lewinsky. And so it was like, there was tittering. Yeah.
You know, because what happened, and so it was kind of like it
was kind of semi semi lewd and kind of an embarrassment. And
Clint had already been known as a kind of a Rambler, you know,
he's been,
but he's put about where people you know, thinking about it
talking about Install it was pretty, I would
say it was very equivalent. Yeah. Only it was more it was it
was good. Kind of he kind of
also we had sex involved, which was much, much cooler actually
for impeachment. I mean, this is the most
did not have some, you know,
we had some fun things. Yes, we learned blowjobs isn't sex?
Yeah, which helped the economy.
But I can sum up yesterday with four phrases for phrase four
phrases. And here we go. I took an oath, national security
for solemn day you got that?
No one is above the law, and my favorite integrity. And I cannot
stop my brain from flashing to South Park Tegrity weed every
time I hear someone say it's a genius phrase. Those guys came
up with integrity, lots of integrity, national security.
And people are actually saying that national security was
damaged. Because Russia is our enemy. And some Javelin tank
busters was going to save us from Russia. I mean, the whole
thing is just bizarre
national security thing is lame. But my favorite one is the law
and order. Oh, it knows both law and order law. Meanwhile, this
is the same party that condones the 11 million illegal aliens
sanctuary cities. Were a nation of laws. Yes, no
one is above the law.
I mean, it's ridiculous.
In fact, no one is above the law except a large portion of
illegal immigrants. They're pretty much above the law in the
United States. Just a few. There's something else I
noticed. Okay. We had a switch switch. And it was kind of it
was creeping up for a past couple of weeks. But we switched
from founding fathers to the framers.
And yes, yeah, that's that. There you go. There were because
they were framing
Trump. Yes. It's in their mind. They were thinking the founding
fathers know the framers. And I think the frame the only framers
is are these Democrat framers, it's Schiff, Nadler and Pelosi,
they are the actual framers. I don't know if that was
subliminal.
I think that's a 10 point catch. It just got one over your
shoulder running.
Yes, right. I just it hit me. It's like, Oh, my goodness, this
is this is something in there deep, deep consciousness that's
coming out the framers? Because it is the framers of the
Constitution, but that's not or that wasn't used as much that I
can recall over the founding fathers. Nobody used it. Well,
let me see. I will say and of course, we'll do some stuff from
the past couple of days. But last night, Nancy Pelosi, man,
she had a dynamite dress on. I thought she was dressed
perfectly her hair. She had the did you see she had the mace she
was wearing the mace pin, which I didn't even I didn't even I
had to learn about this. You know, the mace in, in the House
of Commons in UK Parliament. They have that staff?
Yeah. Like some sort of a as a representative power artifact.
And they had to bring it in and out and just have some
symbolism. Yeah, it's,
I think it represents the queen that she's there or it's in
power. It's the it's the power stick, essentially, there's one
of these in Congress, which I didn't realize, and it
represents the power stick of the Speaker of the House and
that you and now you'll see it for the for the speaker to her
right in the background. But for US television viewers to the
left, and it was a replica of the has a special name. I think
the mace is a ceremonial thing. But anyway, she was she was
wearing her her power stick. And everything was great, except she
was once again chewing her cud, or whatever was in her mouth.
And I mean, I don't know if you want to start here. But she
basically laid out the lawfare group strategy, which is going
to draw this insanity out even further by not sending the
Articles of Impeachment to the Senate. And I'm kind of kicking
myself because someone had sent me the rules of how this was
supposed to work with the managers. We heard this term
yesterday, the impeachment manager. And I think the
impeachment manager takes the two articles of impeachment in a
very important looking briefcase and walks it over to the Senate.
But the minute the managers I think are appointed, not even
the delivery of the documents that are upon Wanted, the Senate
has 24 hours to get their ass in gear and start scheduling
whatever they're going to do. And so while I have the clip
here of Pelosi, almost, and it was very messy, because people,
I guess, someone who was already on to this and they knew to ask
the question, so Well, what are you going to do? Now? You're
going to set it who's the who's the manager who's going to, of
course, it'll be shipped for Nadler, whatever, we're going to
point so we can send this over to the Senate. And I'll just
spoil the clip a little bit by said, Oh, no, no, no, no, no,
we're not sending anything until we know it's going to be a fair
trial. So she has Expo she the strategy has expertly taken this
and flipped it on its head to blame the Republicans now
specifically Mitch McConnell, for not either a facilitating a
speedy wrap up of this, this event, or really trying to
subvert justice and it's not going to be a fair trial. Have a
listen. So we will
make our decision as to when we're going to send it when we
see what they're doing on the Senate side. But that's a
decision that we will make jointly.
She's gotta listen to this. What she says here,
you're starting to act like another country. Don't shout.
Okay.
So the reporters are yelling. And then she says stops that's
it. You're sounding too light sound like another country don't
yell? What is she? What? What was going on in her mind? What
other country? Is she referring to?
Well, you've obviously got this clip.
I don't know. No, no, I don't know. I have no idea what she's
talking about. Maybe the UK. But anyway, when
you're starting to act like another country, don't shout.
Okay. Who's not going to? Yes, sir. The article will be
sent to the Senator.
I'm not. That would have been our intention. But we'll see
what what happens over there
may not.
Since you're asking me, Are we all going to go out and play in
the snow? This has not been part of our conversation. That has
not been part of our conversation. No, I've never
raised the prospect. You ask the question. I never raised the
prospect. I said, we're not sending it tonight. Because it's
difficult to determine who the managers would be until we see
the arena in which we will be participating.
So now she's saying we need to know what your process is going
to be before we know who we're going to appoint, which kicks
off the 24 hour period. So this is a very interesting twist.
That's all
I said, I never raised the prospect. Well, we'll see what
they when they come forward that they it's up to the Senator to
say what what their rules will be. My colleagues do want to say
anything about this, because it is, you know, this is a serious
matter. Even though the majority leader in the United States
Senate says it's okay. For the foreman of the jury to be in
cahoots. Lawyers of the accused. That doesn't sound right to us.
But let's see when they understand what we have acted.
Now, they'll understand what their responsibilities are. And
we'll see what that is. But I've never raised that possibility.
So she can now hold this for weeks, months, all of a sudden,
trigger trigger it when it's when you know when she wants to.
But in the meantime, it has given the media, more raw meat
and the nightmare is not going to end it's just going to
continue the bickering the back and forth. And now it's going to
be Schumer and McConnell. It's dessert. It's a mess. The shift
show, someone said that yesterday I heard someone
actually say so shift, show
and shift actually, when they went back to him, because I saw
that little episode. He had a cute smile on his face, like,
Hey, I'm getting complimented. Oh, yeah.
But my favorite of what happened in the media was this letter
that Trump sent to the Speaker of the House, which multiple
people emailed to me and said, Wow, I'm reading this. It's it's
almost like no agenda. I think that's good. But yeah, we've
covered all these topics. You see this letter this, this five
course,
page letter. It was and it's a classic example of the two
dimensions. Oh, yeah. Oh, because everybody's thought it
was a letter of genius on one side, Oh, this guy really told
her what tone like it is. And the other reason oh my god, it's
just a litany of excuses and lame. And it was, it was amazing
that response to the letter was much more interesting than the
letter itself. They have, oh, when I read the letter, I read
it thinking, okay. This is a major letter that's going to go
into the archives, and then 100 years from now, what's it going
to be like when somebody reads it? And I think it's damning.
There was a lot for Trump. There was a lot in there. It was. I
mean, it was pretty much everything I think that we've,
we've looked at and I guess that puts us firmly in one dimension.
But it just seems so cut and dry to me. And then when you hear
the, the the M five M response to it, of which I have to
separate montages, and that really bore no resemblance to
what was in this letter. I mean, it was it was pretty serious
stuff. And he also ran down a list of accomplishments. But
this is Supercuts one of the media coming unglued by this
letter,
can you send an absolutely unhinged, deranged six page
tweet like length letter, the tone of
that letter where it's so discordant, some
dubbing it a rambling ranting screed of rage and the letter
was nuts. I mean, it's just
bizarre
cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs. just bizarre. It is the letter of a
wild man, that letter
is nutso. But what scares me about the letter he's written
it's crazy town.
He's trying to burn down the house and a letter for the ages.
And
this is not rational and so
out of line, it's so completely inappropriate. He is impugning
her.
Honestly, this is almost like a letter that Kim Jong Hoon wrote,
not even steve King, say the kinds of things that he did
sort of like a bad breakup letter. I don't think he wrote
this letter. It doesn't even sound like him.
I have I have another series of that in a minute. But I love
what the New York Times did was very interesting. They published
the letter and they marked it up with little with little orange
number dots. So in the beginning of this letter, he says the
Articles of Impeachment introduced by the House
Judiciary Committee are not recognizable under any standard
of constitutional theory, interpretation or jurisprudence.
They include no crimes at orange dot let's look over orange.to.
The article is charged Mr. Trump with abuse of power and
obstruction of Congress, but an impeachable offense does not
have to be a specific crime. Thanks for the editorializing.
Then, you know, that goes on. Fortunately, there was a
transcript of the conversation taken and you know, from the
transcript, which was immediately made available and
stopped, says the new york times this is misleading. Mr. Trump's
phone call with President removes Alinsky of Ukraine
occurred on July 25. The White House released the reconstructed
transcript that conversation on September 25th, after the
announcement just goes on and on. They couldn't just print the
letter. They had to mark it up. Here's more of the unhinged news
from the M five M. What do you say about President Trump's
fitness for Office on the eve of his impeachment?
The audience's at home? Read the letter as if Saddam Hussein or
Qaddafi would actually have written that letter just have
their voice in your head to read this like an authoritarian as it
says if an authoritarian wrote it?
Okay, let's try that. We have to do we do this Mussolini or
Hitler or Saddam Hussein? Do we even even hear Saddam Hussein
speak? Not an English. This was interesting. Everyone, you and
everyone I'll do a little dictator. Everyone you included,
knows what is really happening. Your chosen candidate lost the
election in 2016. In an electoral college landslide,
3062227 factcheck false New York Times jumps in false Mr. Trump
won the Electoral College with 304 votes to 227 votes after
defections. Did you even know that were their defection? Oh,
yeah. So they fact check false him and say he was 340
Another one of his many lies, exactly.
be continuous, like an authoritarian. It's as if an
authoritarian wrote it.
I think right now it's gonna go down as you know, a letter from
a two bit dictator, Banana Republic. It has that kind of
quality to it. Some might kindly describe it as fiery others
would call it a times on hinge
that that letter that Donald Trump's sent today was
wackadoodle it was gibberish. It was ugly Pelosi responded
calling the letter sick.
I mean, what is it about strong powerful women that really puts
Trump over the edge? What
well, it's Hello see is a strong powerful woman and that's why it
really put him over the edge and why had to you know why he had
to
strong punch Ain't no struggle.
Now part of No part of this is obviously intended to not go too
far to frame to use the phrase to frame your opinion of the
letter, because we know you're not going to read the letter. No
one's reading the letter you John, you read it, I read it. I
don't think many people in the troll room Reddit just really
read the whole thing. Some may because it is after all, no
agenda. But the whole idea is make its and that was clearly a
talking point. It sounds like an unhinged dictator Kim Jong goon
Saddam Hussein. I mean, they all got the same man they're trying
to Group Admin would dare to get dirty. Now, the funny thing, the
only thing that was kind of made some sense in that medley of
complaints was Chris Matthews in there. You could tell these
voices are not hard to tell. Yeah, Chris. Matthew says I
don't even think he wrote that. Well, I don't think he wrote it
either. Oh, no, of course. No, it was professionally this which
actually kind of makes them sound unhinged. That letter.
I've taken this from an editorial perspective. Of
course, I'm an editor course. Yes. Is extremely well written
professional, professionally written letter. He there's a
team that put that letter together. Would you say that?
Trump was one of those? Yeah, I'm sure Trump was one of the I
might be wrong. But Trump seems to be one of those guys who
wants to go over everything. He may have added his own flavor,
would you say in fact, it was a perfect letter. Now, just just
to accentuate the point I'm making though this. And it's
just so disappointing. That this is what has come to and I know
this is going on, people send me links to articles that I know
that didn't read them. You know how I know that because you send
me something based on the headline. And it's not actually
the story. There's a paragraph and a link to the original
story. So I know that you didn't read it. You saw headlines on I
don't be interested. Let him figure it out. And that's the
problem that
we by the way, we really hate that. I hate it. When I run into
it myself. I ran into something the the yesterday was an article
in one of these crappy papers it said to it, it was Tony Blair
says the Labour Party is done. It's through, right. And there
was a video clip down there. So I said, Oh, this is interesting
that it might be good for the show. Well, I'm glad there's
nothing. Just it wasn't even anything. It wasn't even close.
I want to accentuate how bad this is. With a clip from The
Daily Show. They went to a Trump rally. What do you think about
this impeachment? Wilczek. Why is it bullshit? Why? Because he
didn't do anything. I suppose. It's bullshit. It's total
bullshit. It's total nonsense.
And Trump has been grooming his supporters to push back on any
impeachment talk with this simple demand.
All you have to do is read the transcript. Read the transcript,
read the transcript. It's all about the transcript. Read the
transcript. Right. I have not read it. But we should read the
transcript. We should look at the transcript. Right? Yeah.
Look at the transcript. And you read the transcript. I trust
the word of our president. Read the transcript. Right. Yeah,
absolutely.
Did you read the transcript?
I? I mean, I've read most of
the transcript. Yeah.
For you know, reading all the you know, impeachment, all that
bullshit.
But how long have you been waiting out here for Donald
Trump? Since eight o'clock hours, a lot of free
time. Read the transcript and read the transcript.
Did you read the transcript?
I don't have to everyone else. I can read it if I need to. But
yeah, but it's important that somebody reads the transcript.
It is very important. Pay attention and think for
yourself. Yes, you have to be clear. You have not read the
trend. I haven't read it. But it is just important. Yeah. Don't
be a sheep playing for yourself. But again, just to be very
clear, you have not read I have not really just trusted somebody
else.
Now I'm sure people at the Trump rally read the transcript. But
how can you as a hardcore supporter, who literally says
read the transcript, not have read the transcript yourself?
Because that's the world we live in, no one gives a shit. And
that is why we're here after 1200 episodes, because we will
read it and we will tell you what's in it from a different
perspective. Like you just just did, John, with your editorial
perspective. It was a great letter. It was beautifully
written. Well surmised, I don't know about this factual mistake
of the number of the electoral college is false. It's exactly
what false but otherwise, no one's reading this stuff. It's
so disappointing. And by all sides of the of the equation.
Well, you
have to rely on that. Especially the Democrats actually both
sides do it. But it's like, you have to rely on people not
actually Look at that's why this slam against his letter, a six
page letter, which is actually a very entertaining well
structured letter professionally written was not what they're
claiming unhinged is nothing unhinged about it was very
straight down to earth. Yeah. But if he keeps saying it and
these days, the Democrats who just think Trump's nuts anyway
and their whole place should be blown up, and all Republicans
should die. They hate Republicans, for whatever
reason, because they miss gender people. I don't know why the
real reason is, but what's this? How they get their job done? The
job gets done. And that's what the daily show did.
Yes, exactly. The job gets done and and it's up to everybody.
Well, you know, as I always say, every country gets the
government she deserves and this is this is your own issue right
here. You're not reading shit
government. It deserves your misgendering the country No,
it's a she. It's a she. Well, so I know you're dying to play a
couple of clips because I know you. You dove into it. Do you
got some now? One more observation as I was listening
because I was partially watching but listening all the time. Man,
there's a lot of old Coots in Congress. Oh. Some people came?
Yeah, well, here's the one. Here's the old coot clip. This
is impeached This is Sensenbrenner, a old coot. It's
a little longer than I thought it was. It was but it's they all
give everybody one minute they took to the beginning of the
whole thing. They gave Nancy Pelosi one minute we'd like to
go to Nancy Pelosi for one minute. She took eight and a
half minutes.
You know, and and I saw the same thing happen when they brought
the majority or the minority House leader I guess, for the
Republicans and he also got one minute and he also spoke for
about eight. So I guess the rules don't apply if you're the
Bwana if you're the big boss.
Great, I guess given leeway, leeway, leeway,
all right, Sensenbrenner.
So let's look at these two phony articles. So let's look at these
two phony articles of impeachment. First of all, abuse
of power. That's phone call in question had the President say
our country has been through a lot. I want you to do us a
favor, not me a favor us a favor. And there he was
referring to our country, the United States of America, not a
personal political gain. He was not afraid to let this
transcript go public. And he released the transcript almost
immediately after the call. Now the second article impeachment
obstruction of Congress. It basically says that unless the
President gives us everything we want, and when we want it, that
he has committed an impeachable offense. That's a bunch of bunk.
The President has certain individual and privileges by
virtue of his office. It whenever there has been a
dispute between the executive and legislative branches here
before they've gone to court. And the Supreme Court a couple
of weeks ago said they would take jurisdiction over deciding
whether the President has to comply with one subpoena
relating to his tax returns. Now, here, the Democrats have
been bent to impeach the president of the United States
before the court decides this. And this means that there's a
rush job to do this. And why is there because they want to
influence the 2020 elections. And they spent three years doing
it. They spent millions of taxpayers dollars, including the
Muller report, putting together this impeachment. And they also
have had this Congress wrapped around impeachment, and not
doing their jobs until the dam broke this week. Stop this
charade, vote no. And I yield back.
These people need media training. This is what's so
horrible. Everyone's eyes are glazing over if they saw it at
all, and it's certainly not going to be a soundbite anywhere
else. But here is the media training to launch media
training. This is This is horrible. Because what he should
have said is, you know, Nancy Pelosi talks about CO equal
branches of government. Well, it's not just the legislative
and the executive, ie Congress and the White House. There's
also the judicial, and they're the ones that are going to
determine what can and cannot be introduced and that's not
obstruction of Congress, which is pretty new term to our eyes,
you wouldn't be much better. Let's listen. Thanks for
the confidence. First of all, first of all, I'd be there. I'd
be doing this on a podcast. Anyway.
I do have newness who did a pretty good show here's my
favorite one. This is from the Democrat side. And this is
impeach and this guy this is what you got to hear this is
impeach in Spanish. Yeah, this is a good mock it out that's Ear
Nose parama Hora and restaurant rusconi.
struck at the fattoria los Estados Unidos somebody candles.
And today I pray for God for His guidance and uniting our great
nation and with administer. The gentleman from New York I yield
the gentleman gentleman will be required to provide a
translation of of your remarks.
I heard that too. Like what are you doing that for? Seriously?
If you if you can vote in general elections, you have
citizenship. You have taken the test you can speak some basic
English so it was just pants showboating show showboating
Well,
it worked it worked to a degree it didn't work for me I didn't
understand where you sat here you are playing it so it worked.
The Matt gets has one of the this is I believe I haven't
ordered this because I got I got an ISO out of this yes this is
Matt impeach. Matt gets tops
This is not about the Ukraine. It's about power. Donald Trump
has it and House Democrats want it and so with no crime no
victim no evidence no proof no agenda
yes in fact I got that ISO to let me see but I got the ISO ISO
did you get the ISO of it? Yes, I see you do let's see no crime
no victim no evidence no proof no agenda. No wait a minute I
have a different one. Hold on a second where is it? Yeah check
this one is Democrats have no agenda. I don't that's not the
same clip but I got that one too. I think that is gates could
be
yeah well here it is in context you want to hear on no agenda
really worked out as impeach Matt gates in context.
And so with no crime no victim no evidence no proof no agenda
for America. This impeachment charade. marches on following no
rules and adhering to no sense of honor Democrats have no
agenda.
I think that's the end of show why so right there.
I mean, it's Democrats have no agenda. Yeah, I think I think
it's it's pretty darn close threaded in mindless play mine
again. Okay.
So you have
no crime? No victim. No evidence, no proof. No agenda is
too long.
It's four seconds.
Oh, my God. Yes, Democrats have cut one down the other day in
your day, which was six seconds, and you bitched about it. Y'all
just can't be pleased. Take note,
actually stop this show right now. I can be pleased and you
have pleased me.
I bribe Excuse me.
You have pleased me, as we are in receipt of our wedding gift.
Oh, wedding and I have to add a must tell everybody, my partner
Johnson who I've sent him one gift in 12 years, I think it was
a pizza stone,
a block of iron
block of iron. I don't even remember why I said that. Maybe
because I just thought it was funny. You'd have to slip that
thing home, the PIO box, but what shows up at our door. And
I'll cut to the chase of it's a beautiful DeWald drill with with
a nice, a very nice 32 piece set drill bits. Now besides that
being a fabulous gift for newlyweds and homeowners. This
gift is the gift that keeps on giving. And I will explain. It
came in a box. And when you open this box, there was an object
wrapped in the most elaborate Bose and silver and shrewish is
in shrooms. I mean, this was honestly a little more exciting
than the gift itself. The wrapping was outstanding. Now
it's the gift that keeps on giving because the wrapping
paper consisted of tiny miniscule bits of glitter, which
will be in our house for the rest of ours. lives thank you
very much everywhere as they can my clothes is now DJ wrap this
or meanie who robbed
Mimi's wrapped job. Che is good too but me rest job. She's one
of the best rappers I've ever run into.
Of course we saved everything because you know, I tried
opening
Bowser reusable that's the cool thing. We get some of those
votes from five, six years ago.
Give somebody this wrapping paper with the glitter. You're
absolutely right. It's dynamite.
Yeah, well, the bows you don't need the paper this be the same
but yes. And J learned how to rap. I think Mimi was a rapper
at Macy's or some somewhere she was younger, she got into
rapping and she does these very elaborate gifts. And to the
point where it's like, too much, too much. And Jay got into it
too. But Jay has a lot of art to hers. And so it's kind of even
worse. But
people in the troll people are trolling, like wait a minute,
Mimi's A Better Rapper than Jay Z. What is going on? For sure I
don't understand I
ever see gotten a gift from Jay Z doesn't know what he's doing.
So thank
you very much. It was it was highly appreciated. Very nice
gift. And I have
some stuff took so long to get to you for that. Because the
rapid he was worth no she had to wrap she wrapped it up. But then
she had to package it. So the wrapping wouldn't get damaged in
the shipping.
It's a drill dropping from the sky and it will be
in a paper bag and ship it over there.
Man, thank you. Thank you. Thank you. It was very much
appreciated. All right. Back to the ordered handbags.
I only have a few more of these because but I had one that
really got my attention. So C span was swamped. And they had
their their feed was down. Oh
yes. They had all kinds of issues. Yep.
My favorite issue and this is actually how long is this clip?
Play the whole thing because it's so funny. Because this is
only a 53 second clip. Yeah, this is exactly the way it came
across. But it's so interesting, because you get, you're going to
hear you think, oh my god, this is terrible. I can't listen to
this. But then you get to hear, like, overlays of one thing and
another and it's actually kind of a fascinating exercise to get
through these 53 seconds the
evidence sharing the evidence here and change articles to our
history and which election were warranted our nationally
evidence shows that present most powerful evidence clear patterns
and danger from the free and fair election 20. And we heard
him when the most hawkish on Russia. And so this year in our
election, the president said Russia if you're in 2016, we've
entered him this call for elections on Russia on the July
Twitter in our election, Ukrainian Russia and we heard
him again, he then repeated like how more election are adding on
the July 25 drive? Support.
Can I stop? I know exactly how that happened. I mean, it's
it's, we can do the exact same
on the July 25 drive.
That someone just left a fader open with the with the return.
And it came through and then it goes through again. And it
doubles back. I mean, yeah, but the question is, which one did
you leave open? So there must have been a sound engineer
freaking out freaking out over that, like,
oh my god, yeah, but that but this particular part of this
clip was so I listened to it a couple of times, it's very
entertaining, because of her emphasis points. They keep
coming to the fore. And they'd like the emphasis point from
either one of the two feeds jumps ahead of the other one in
some funny way. It's very interesting clip it put it in
the show notes. People should listen to it carefully. Of
course it's always under green Washington you can do with stuff
like this.
I listened to a lot of it on C span radio as well. So I heard
some of these these problems.
This is the
look at this. My last one I'm just gonna play this one because
I I like the newness I thought did the best rap and newness Is
it like the Grand enemy of shift? And I didn't put the
whole thing in because it shifted. I maybe I caught up I
don't think so. But after newness goes on and on and on
berating everybody is a very I thought was very succinct.
Trump's sorry. Wait, wait, wait stop. At the after this is over
shift says Well, thank you for that. Go listen to
this Trump's inauguration. On the Democrats semi official
mouthpiece The Washington Post declared the campaign to impeach
President Trump has begun For years, the Democrats tried to
expel the president with the preposterous accusation that he
was a Russian agent. As detailed By ig Horowitz dishonest
intelligence officials use fake allegations spread by the
Democrats to gain approval of the spine operation against the
Trump campaign, as they falsely accused the Trump campaign of
colluding with Russians. The Democrats themselves colluded
with Russians to manufacture these allegations in the
infamous Steele dossier. They even tried to get nude pictures
of Trump from Russian pranksters. With the Russian
collusion hoax, the Democrats had everything going for them.
federal investigations run by Trump haters, an endless supply
of media cheerleaders, and a galaxy of left wing interest
groups amplifying the ridiculous message. And yet even with all
those weapons at their disposal, the Russia conspiracy theory
collapsed. So they quickly concocted Plan B. The Ukraine
hoax was based on a supposedly whistleblower who colluded
beforehand with the Democrats. The Democrats then prevented
Congress from intervening interviewing the whistleblower
while conducting bizarre secret depositions, and selectively
leaking testimony to discredited media hacks. The Democrats
showcase the most useful witnesses and public hearings
that somehow reduced support for impeachment. It's not easy to
make a coup attempt boring, but the Democrats found a way. As it
turns out, the American people don't think a routine phone call
with a foreign leader is a good basis for outstanding US
President. The Democrats also put forth ever changing
accusations against the president including campaign
finance violations quid pro quos election, interference, bribery,
extortion. Eventually, they ended up with the ridiculous
charges we consider today. abuse of power and utterly meaningless
term and obstruction of Congress. One Democrat has
pronounced the president guilty simply because he won't
cooperate with their plan to railroad him.
Did you have a chance to speak with Euro lib Joe's?
Not about this.
But I do remember we talked about it some time back. And
newness kind of mentioned it in passing, which was the EU was
campaign finance or some other thing they're trying to nail
Trump on from the Southern District of New York. Oh,
wasn't it is an inauguration inaugural can be fun. I mean, I
don't have to go very far to find a lip Dev, and how this is
all working on them. My co inventor of podcasting, Dave
Winer, I will, it's easy, because he's kind of he but he's
a very smart man, John, he's obviously incredibly smart,
Switzerland. Now.
I'll just read from his blog. One of the Republican talking
points yesterday during the impeachment debate is that the
Dems lost the election and want to undo it. This is incorrect.
The Democrats won the last election and that's why Trump is
impeached, as they say elections have consequences. I mean,
that's a head shaker.
That's a good one. I'll give him credit for being creative.
impeachment is not a horse race. It really doesn't matter
either way. Stop stop, not to mention it. I think a lot of
Democrats think this is just desserts because he did lose the
election. He's the improper, not my president. President. Yes,
he's a fraud. He's a fake. He's not he's not the president.
impeachment is not a horse race. It really doesn't matter who is
president after the Constitution is gone. It can't be anyone but
a Trump. They will rig the election. So it always works out
that way. As a preview in the last election, Putin won in a
landslide 77% of the vote. Putin his opposition was not allowed
to run. Welcome to the United States, assuming Trump is not
removed from office.
You know, the funny thing is another irony here besides my
favorite irony of ironies, which is the word the demonstrations
yesterday, the day before. And I get to remind me about Deb, but
my favorite irony is Trump's an incompetent bone. He doesn't
know what he's doing but somehow he can rig elections. Yeah, this
is rusted he can somehow subvert the entire political system.
He's a genius but no, no, no, he's an idiot. Is he an idiot or
is he a genius is the same thing you heard with Bush was Bush was
a moron but he was all he was scheming. Morons don't use the
scheme. But my my favorite irony is the one they had all these
these. I tweeted about this as a bunch of these. Brian not riots
but just demonstrations all across the country. There were a
couple in the Bay Area. In fact, I think I have a list of them
here. In fact, they have a clip. So let's play this clip. Now.
Maybe I'll give you my thing. This is the impeach democracy.
This is the Democracy Now wrap on the impeachment plus the
right It's the House
of Representatives is set to hold a historic vote today on
two articles of impeachment against President Trump. The
articles accused President Trump of abuse of power and
obstruction of Congress they center on how President Trump
withheld military aid to Ukraine to pressure the Ukrainian
president to investigate Trump's political rival Joe Biden. And
how Trump then tried to cover up his actions to thwart a
congressional inquiry. After a six hour debate on the House
floor, the Democratic controlled House is expected to vote for
impeachment by the end of the day, which would mark only the
third time in US history that a precedent has been impeached.
Today's vote comes after the House Rules Committee approved
the terms of today's debate which will allow no amendments
on the floor. Trump lashed out directly at the vote Tuesday
calling the attempt to remove him an attempted coup. They know
it's a hoax. It's a witch hunt. And it's just a continuation.
It's been going on now for almost three years. And it
probably started before I even won the election based on what
we're finding out with the insurance policy quotes and
other things. So it's a disgrace.
Trump lashed out at Democrats to six page letter to House Speaker
Nancy Pelosi accusing her quote of declaring open war and
American democracy. Trump called the impeachment process and
illegal partisan attempted coup. He also falsely claimed more due
process was afforded to those accused in the Salem witch
trials. Meanwhile, protesters held rallies calling for Trump's
impeachment in cities across the country, including Boston, New
Orleans, Houston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Charlotte, Tucson,
Austin, Seattle de line and here in New York.
Yeah, the impeachment parties, which according to Banyon is
orchestrated by the forthcoming Clinton campaign. I thought that
was an interesting observation.
Well, the official people that were responsible for organizing
make sure that was coordinated. Because I asked on Twitter, I
some guy said, This guy's gonna make it. Oh, he's a pro goober.
Guy. It makes a difference. Because I'd like to know, I just
I just point of order. I mean, what difference does it make to
you? It wasn't nice. Well, it was moveon.org.
Right. Right. Which is is a Clinton. Clinton motivated and
funded this thing. Went on started
with it back to the beginning of moveon.org. Even Eric, who I
discussed this with, didn't know the iron. Nobody knows the irony
of this
wasn't after Clinton's impeachment. Yes.
The moveon.org thing was move on from him. Yes, man. We don't
need to talk about impeachment. This impeachment thing is
hurting the country. I told you. Let's move on. Let's move on.
Let's move on. So there are you kidding me?
That's very ironic. That later, much less irony. Yes. That's a
good one.
Nuts.
What a bunch of your credits.
Well, I also watched a little bit of I didn't want to watch
PBS newshour actually, I someone sent me a screen capture which I
put in the show notes under 25. For 45. The PBS News Hour was
doing a live Periscope. So you could watch their Periscope
video of the impeachment debate. Now there was a caption. So you
knew when you first fire it up, then it'll give you the title of
whatever that Periscope is. If you do for Scott Adams, he might
say, you know, like impeachment derangement or whatever that
little title will be there as it's connecting to the feed.
Yeah, so I don't know which millennial did this for the PBS
NewsHour. And here I'm going to read this caption as the caption
is of the periscope actually connecting to the feed. The
caption is, watch a racist, treasonous man child get fired
live hashtag impeachment day hashtag Trump. on PBS NewsHour.
PBS News Hour is right there.
Did you get a screen capture?
Yes. I told you have a screencap of it. Pretty cool, right?
Oh, that's fantastic.
No bias here, ladies and gentlemen, with
no biasing. We also extends to the Washington Post, who had a
celebration party. They had to take it down to posts from
Twitter years. And then the other one was was this Rubin
woman, the one who claims to be the conservative blogger on the
Washington Post. She says that we should make this and this is
I clipped this one too. I took a screenshot of her as a tweet.
She said that we should make December 18. A national holiday
as impeachment day. Yeah, and people should be required to
read the articles of impeachment of impeachment in the town
squares across the country.
I've just wow. Just for yucks, I'm going to give you the link
to that in the Yeah, in your Skype there if you have time to
take a look at
Oh, that's gone in the newsletter now. Oh my god,
now that I need to get back to this is really bad. Put it in
the troll room too, Isn't it fantastic? Now, it could also
have been someone at Periscope. I don't know, because they've
had weird screen things before. You know, like when you start it
up if you look really you have to look real quick. It says made
proudly by immigrants in America or some there's all kinds of
social justice warrior stuff around Periscope. And
this is a real problem when you have social justice warriors
that have snuck into your company. The worst part is that
they will just bring more of their friends in so you you
contaminate yes and I hate this just block out a whole group of
people but I think it's easier to do that is blocked by sex or
by gender or by anything else
or by pedophile
is the social justice warriors are self identify you can you
can always figure out who they are if you if you do the right
kind of questioning and legal questioning is really important
in California because you get sued if you don't hire somebody.
But you got to keep these people all of them. The noodle boy
types, you have to keep them out of your company, they should not
be employed. Okay, it's very important, I'm telling you is
very important. These people are they're not a sickness, people,
they're bad people,
it will grow like a sickness inside your organization. Um,
I'm gonna go back to the M five M. First, Judy, just a quick
little funny, funny sound bite. This was Congressman crow. And
he kept saying at the end of the day, throughout this interview
at the end of the day, at the end of the day, but then after
one at the end of the day, he said something even funnier. The
constitutional
law professor who testified before the House Judiciary
Committee on behalf of the Republicans wrote today that
this is the first impeachment process to go forward without in
his words, a recognized crime having been committed.
Well, you know, there certainly are some folks that I think
could have that debate. But the end of the day, let's not be
distracted by what actually happened, what we know happened.
And don't be this be distracted by what actually happened. Did I
hear that wrong? Yeah, didn't have
the day. Don't be distracted by what actually happened. Don't
believe your lie. No, don't
don't don't believe in all that. But I thought JEFFREY TOOBIN on
CNN was funny, it was the funniest. Because he's now
coming to the realization that there is an actual story out
there about Burisma and Hunter Biden, and perhaps Joe Biden,
but Hunter, this is a real story. And JEFFREY TOOBIN has
now become a, he's gone from a constitutional lawyer, to a
journalist, and as a journalist, he doesn't know what to do. He's
torn, you know, what do we do with this story?
You know, what struck me about this hearing was how Donald
Trump in a way has already won. How much did we hear about
Hunter Biden, over and over again, about Hunter Biden,
that's what the Republicans are talking about constantly. And,
you know, there are questions about Hunter Biden's behavior.
And so, I mean, this incredible shift of emphasis, and, you
know, it's going to be a real challenge for us as journalists
to decide how much to follow along with it.
I'm sorry, I just, I can't get over him saying for us, as
journalists, totallys.
And you know, it's going to be a real challenge for us as
journalists to decide how much to follow along with for us
to suppress this obviously, good story, this fabulous story that
would really make a career, it's going to be really tough for us
to not to take it up
with this. And you know, it's going to be a real challenge for
us as journalists to decide how much to follow along with this.
But the idea that we are sitting here debating the country that
the House Judiciary Committee, is debating the impeachment of
the president of the United States, and over and over again,
we get how all these questions about the behavior of Hunter
Biden, the President's, perhaps most likely opponent, the son of
the end, and, you know, I just don't know what our
responsibility is as journalists, because it's not
the point. But this is the news. And this is what's there.
Yeah. Then this journalist what to do? Well, I'll tell you
what's happening. MSNBC, CNN, Fox, you're all being run around
by an actual news organization who was doing real reporting,
and they are doing good reporting, and people will
eventually walk away from your bullshit. Seriously, I mean, it
was truly the same movie on two different screens just switching
from Fox to MSNBC or CNN. You know, Fox is the is the one side
it regardless of what you believe, it's not really Just
giving opinion, some news its opinion, you know who's doing
news. One American news. They they interviewed the fired
prosecutor from Ukraine, and they're learning some
interesting stuff.
Okay, so Biden and Hunter Biden pop up. Tell us how their names
are involved in these criminal cases you were looking into how
is Joe Biden and Hunter Biden's name involved going to booty
Smith attack. Derek cash goes at length talking about the
political context in which Burisma was operating, evading
taxes and giving away illegal licenses to certain individuals.
At the end of it Ukrainian tax dollars were stolen and money
laundered through Burisma. Prosecutors presented before
Ukrainian parliament an official indictment showing a clear trail
of money laundering going through Burisma. And to Hunter
Biden do Akash also mentions how it has been leaked from the
prosecutor's office that an open case currently is looking into
$900,000 found paid to Joe Biden from Ukraine for quote,
consulting services. But the case is reportedly still ongoing
and we don't yet have access to this document. Just days after
the Burisma announcement. The prosecutor was fired. Clearly
Burisma is still being protected.
Okay, they got the little creepy music there, which I could do
without. But that's a little more than I'm getting from
anywhere else. And they're actually sitting down with
people and talking to them the the actors who are mentioned in
this whole saga.
I have to assume there's editorial meetings going on at
the big in the big boys offices. Yeah. And they're beside
themselves about this story. And 101 America news. Those guys are
going to scoop the New York Times and The Washington Post
and then everybody Yeah, the one American news is going to scoop
CNN and NBC and ABC and CBS one of them one of those big boys is
going to break ranks and they're going to go after this story and
everybody else is going to be left flat footed and the
questions will begin Why didn't you do this you heard about the
President brought it up it's been in the news they've been
talking about it during the hearings and you What did what
sit on your ass and did not think Well New York Times? This
is gonna be a massive scandal if I believe it probably is true
because it doesn't make sense any other way. It's and these
people are going to have to pay the piper is just not gonna be
fun to watch for them. Well, it's gonna be fun for us.
We love Oh, yeah. Well, again, Lindy Lindy Hop gram is still
saying very clearly, I'm going to tell the president no to his
witness request. Lindy Hop does not want a show trial. And of
course he doesn't. There's pictures of him with John McCain
and the the the ambassador who was fired the redhead, you know,
getting medals from the from the Ukrainian government hanging out
having a good time. Of course he was he was buddies with McCain
and he went along for the ride. And, you know, he got sucked in
and he is his head is on the chopping block. So he doesn't
want this trial. I don't know what Mitch, I'm telling you that
the $7 billion of US taxpayer money, whatever it was that went
in and got lost has gone into pockets of family members of
Democrat Democrats and Republicans and it's and let's
not even start to look at the China thing with Hunter Biden,
because that was a little bit bigger. The corruption is what
they're all afraid of. And CNN, MSNBC, NBC, ABC, CBS, FOX, many
people are in on it. The the FBI look, the FBI is still J Edgar
Hoover. Leopard doesn't change its spots. It's still a bunch of
sex crazed nut jobs, who want a honey trap honey pot people get
mentally retarded people and jack them up with fake bombs and
then string them along for months and then call whoa and
other wind against terrorism. CIA is taken over many parts of
the Pentagon. This is not my uncle CIA anymore. These are
operatives of whatever mission they're on to control everything
well, globalist. Let's just call it that make it easy, just
globalist and they didn't shut everybody else up. And it's I
think you need another three terms of Trump maybe to uncover
it all, but a little bit would be nice. For instance, one
America news once again, about the so called whistleblower.
Yeah, it's a very interesting case how this is unfolding. And
then something that the press generally is not really digging
into the way they should. But Mr. Chair mela actually came out
of Yale, which are the one of the Ivy League schools are are
the traditional recruitment grounds for the agency, at least
in the past that has evolved somewhat recently. But he came
out of that background and also was one of the like street
protests, guys. So he was dedicated left wing street
protesting guy that was was actually discovered in
supporting protesting for a Muslim Brotherhood professor at
the University, right. And that's how he came to the
surface. From there, he was picked up and recruited back
into the into the CIA, where he eventually ended up at NSC.
Along the way, in his career, he'd had a little bit of
experience with Ukraine, nothing in depth, but some experience
there. And so from that, based on that, while at NSC, he became
their go to guy for Ukraine. That was how he came onto the
scene and got involved in this process when he was picked up
and brought into the CIA and put him on the fast track that he
was handpicked by former Director John Brennan. Now,
we've all talked about John Brennan before he had a friendly
attitude to Muslim Brotherhood during that period under the
previous Obama administration. And so this is this is a young
man that would have fit that career track and type of
personality that they were looking for. So absolutely, he
was handpicked by John Brennan to go from the CIA over to the
White House NSA National Security Council is is a White
House job. So to have made that transition, it would not and
cannot have been done without at least the that knowledge and
acquiescence of the then director of the CIA, John
Brennan.
Nice little Muslim connection there. Excellent. Well done.
I'm, I'm surprised these guys are doing something that's real.
And that's information that is usable. I was a former CIA guy,
actually, who was although now we're consultants, so God knows
what He's into. Meanwhile, what is the M five m doing? Well,
Rachel Maddow had to have something going on. Oh, here's
her in depth reporting. As she brings on Lisa page, one half of
the sixth one half of the sexting duo of the FBI. And
she's just with me, you'll listen to this minute and a half
of her clip. Yeah, I mean, she just she's just telling telling
Rachel Holy crap. Yeah. And Rachel, they're all okay. Oh, I
get it. Yeah, sure.
Rachel's got that those those those furtive eyes where their
brows are in and kind of turned up in the middle. And you know,
that, look, she's got who?
Well, it has little to do with journalism, as far as I'm
concerned, in terms
of the text messages in the allegations that have made
against you. You've sort of explained yourself and taught
and putting these those text messages in greater context in
terms of what they meant and the way they were used
to please tell your story, put them in greater context, please
give us the bull crap that you're going to do now against
you.
Can you explain to us tonight? what was meant by for example,
the insurance policy text message. So this is you and
Peter struck texting about the prospect that President Trump is
going to be elected? The unlikely prospect,
right? I mean, it's an analogy. First of all, it's not my text.
So I'm sort of interpreting what I believe he meant.
What she says it's an analogy that cracked me up. How in any
known world is calling something an insurance policy. An analogy?
Well, it's not I mean, it could be a metaphor could be a simile.
There's things that can be could be symbolic as a but it's not an
analogy and analogy to what does she ever really say? No,
no, she does, actually. Except it's not the definition of an
analogy. But she will tell you what she meant. It actually
means insurance policy. It's not an analogy.
It's exactly what it said. Peter struck texting about the
prospect of that President Trump is going to be elected the
unlikely prospect,
right? I mean, it's an analogy. First of all, it's not my texts.
So I'm sort of interpreting what I believe he meant back three
years ago. But we're using an analogy, we're talking about
whether or not we should take certain investigative steps are
not based on the likelihood that he's going to be present or not.
Right, you have to keep in mind, if President Trump doesn't
become president, the national security risk if there is
somebody in his campaign associated with Russia plummets,
you're not so worried about what Russia is doing. visa vie a
member of his campaign, if he's not President, because you're
not going to have access to classified information, you're
not going to have access to sources and methods and our
national security apparatus. So the insurance policy was an
analogy. It's like an insurance policy when you're 40.
She's a lawyer and she doesn't even understand the meaning of a
now that's the sad thing. She's a lawyer, expect to
die when you're 48. You still have an insurance policy. So
don't just hope that he's not going to be elected and
therefore not press forward at the investigation, hoping but
rather Fast forward with the investigation just in case he
does get in. Exactly.
Right, Rachel, what she's thinking good one.
Yeah. Well, she's totally leading reader.
Yeah, expect to die when you're 48, you still have an insurance
policy. So
don't just hope that he's not going to be elected and
therefore not press forward with the investigation, hoping, but
rather a press forward with the investigation, just in case he
does get in exactly. What about the text message that in which
you instruct, we're talking about your sort of fear that
Trump Trump would be elected? And he said, No, we won't let it
happen.
I mean, by we he's talking about the collectively, like minded,
thoughtful, sensible people who were not going to vote this
person into office, John Legend, back to die when you're 48, you
still have an insurance policy, and
I'm sorry, I somehow I took us back to mean to do that, and we
travel,
Trump would be elected. And he said, No, we won't let it
happen.
I mean, by we, he's talking about the collective we like
minded, thoughtful, sensible people who are not going to vote
this person into office. You know, obviously, in retrospect,
do I wish he hadn't sent it? Yes. It's been mutilated to
death. And it's been used to bludgeon institution I love and
it's meant that I've disappointed countless people.
But this is a this is a snapshot in time carrying on a
conversation that happened earlier in the day. That
reflected a broad sense of he's not going to be president. We,
the Democratic people of this country are not going to let it
happen.
Oh, that's what it meant. We go Shamburger a democratic people.
What does that even mean the democratic people of the
country?
I don't know a lot of Republicans didn't like him.
Now, but
what is the democratic people, not Democrats? He said the
democratic people, people who
believe in elections and people who don't, which would be the
Republicans. I don't know what it means nothing when she said
her whole blather. And by the way, she was made up so much. I
looked at her and I couldn't recognize her. pictures we've
seen of her roaming around the halls of whatever the FBI did
look at a different person. I'm not even sure this was her.
Good point. It was heard though, I'm pretty sure. Meanwhile,
tonight,
what's the point? What is what what is she gained from coming
on?
Oh, I think well, dumb. No, I think it's a it's a precursor
for a possible Senate trial. She's also apparently suing
somebody over these day. I think she's suing the FBI. Over the
text message is being released.
You mean the organization that she just said she loves so
dearly? Yeah. Suing the organization she loves so
dearly.
I believe so yes, yes. Meanwhile, tonight, we have
another democratic debate, which is just it's like, boom, boom,
boom was canceled. What?
Well, I thought it was canceled. I thought that Tulsi bailed out
and then everybody else was canceled across the picket lines
not
canceled. No, no, it's tonight. It'll be in Los Angeles, believe
me. It's not canceled if it's in Los Angeles. And we have seven
on the stage now Biden, Sanders, Warren Buttigieg, Klobuchar,
Yang and Steyer. quite a quite a white group there a nice, white.
No, but
I spent quite a while learns an Indian. True.
I forgot to say that. Yes, well, anyway, the the mainstream press
is deeming it very, very white. And in order to be on the stage,
and actually Kamala Harris, qualify, but of course, she
dropped out to be on the stage you had to have you have you
must have contributions from 200,000 unique donors. You know,
over a 12 year period, we probably have a have had 200,000
unique donors, so we could kind of qualify, it's just not in the
right period. Two polls, you must be polling at at least 6%
Well, you can buy that see Stier. Four polls at 4%. What is
this bull crap? Jesus, no, no, it's so stupid. It is so dumb.
So and I'm sure tonight we'll all be about be about Trump and
about the impeachment. And about, of course, because we
have 123. We have what three four. Now, we have three
senators who will be in their way. Klobuchar is a Senator
Warren's a Senator Sanders is a three three senators who will
eventually and this is mind blowing. Talk about your
meddling in elections. So you have a guy who wants to run for
reelection in 2020. So that's an election and three people who
are running against him will now actually be deciding if he's
thrown out of office. And in jail all together.
Oh, they'll recuse themselves, I'm sure. I don't
think so somehow, but that's how insane you know, it's almost as
insane as something else. I realized around this time once
again, you get the stories of package thieves and even the guy
who did the glitter bomb. He's done another one of these
videos, and it's quite disturbing how many people steal
Amazon packages from porches. But what I realized is how
twisted is it? That we're watching news reports about
people stealing Amazon packages recorded on a camera owned by
Amazon? Yeah, it is mind blowing shit that's going on. It's mind
marking for those guys. They got it on all end someone is really
doing a good job there. So that yeah, it's it's it's kind of
bizarre. And once again, the machine is in full overdrive.
The problem, ladies and gentlemen is the black vote. And
when Black when I say black, I mean African Americans. I
personally would prefer to say a Das. Something we've learned
here, the American descendants of slavery. That's the vote that
can make all the difference. Certainly. Wall Street Pete has
has gotten a lot of heat while St. Pete got the heat because
the black people don't like him. According to the mainstream. I
don't know if it's true or not. Even Saturday Night Live made
jokes about it. It wouldn't take much loss of let's just call it
the black vote to screw up any Democrat. And you recall that
when Kamala Harris announced she was running the A das movement
was kind of born and they started a Twitter campaign and
YouTube kasriel People YouTube campaigns saying Hold on a
second. She's not African American, she is Indian
Jamaican, that's fine, but she's not going to represent us like
we let Obama represent us who also was an African American.
And immediately Joy read and MSNBC came into action. And what
did they say? Oh, yes, these tweets are by bots. These are
just bots. This nothing real is just bought Russian bots,
probably just bots trying to bring down the black woman. So
they're back now even with Camela gone. And it is the
mission is to promote black women as being in charge of the
vote of the household black men, the you don't know what you're
doing. You know, the black women are the ones we got to go after.
And just last week, it's the same woman with what's her name
again, the joy, it was joy read with Shireen Mitchell. So, you
know, months ago, they were talking about it being bots who
were these a DOS bots against Camela that now it's bots once
again, apparently.
So one of the things that you talk about building rapport, and
I've spoken with you about this before is pushing out in
negative information about a candidate that's been selected,
you know, to be targeted, to turn black voters against them,
but it's who they're using as the voice, quote, unquote, the
digital voice are supposedly also black people who are
spreading that message. And here's what you write about
these about fake accounts that are not necessarily really black
people who seem to be black people who are saying, oh,
Kamala is a cop or this person is bad for black people, quote,
fake accounts pretending to be black women matter not only in
the disinformation campaigns, but in every election, there has
been a constant number you write of fake accounts, posing as
black women since 2013. These fake accounts, which pretend to
be black women seem to be real people with real concerns. They
connect with the American black community online attempting to
learn black vernacular and key issue areas will be the point of
creating fake accounts who appear to be black women
specifically.
So so what? So this can't be real, because of course, no
black woman ever would go against a Democrat and just
cannot be it must be a bot. And somehow they've learned it must
be some of that AI we've been hearing about. They've learned
how to actually tweet just like black women. It's astounding.
Because if we know, as we've seen that the the what the ones
who are the most valuable to the Democratic Party is black women.
We have identified at least five existing campaigns that are
focused on getting black people to do only one thing,
what we're not know for the Democrats. And can you name one
of those five campaigns? I mean, we put up from the report that
you're saying that rep that this there's a conversation about
reparations that has to do with it. There's a criminal justice
camp on conversation,
there's an immigration so on reparations, immigration, and,
and sorry, reparations, immigration, and anything that
has to do With the criminal justice system, so the reason
that the targeting of Kamala around being a cop is important
is because anything that's that hinges on criminal justice
becomes a divisive issue.
Do you read something? We're out of time? But how can people tell
the difference between the real genuine thing of Black Lives
Matter and the ones that are just all pay attention designed
to make you not vote? How do you even tell?
You can tell right away by the by the language that they use
most of the time, but if you see anyone who says basically
tangibles or you're not getting our vote without us getting
something back, you should start to pause and take a better look
at what they're saying better look at those those accounts and
seeing what they're saying.
So the term tangibles is an absolute thing in the black
community. tangibles means if you're going to talk reparations
has got to be something tangible, not something and give
to a whole bunch of people. And I know this because I do a show
with most I've learned this. So she these are two black women,
regardless of their actual cultural heritage doesn't
matter. They're black. Telling black women don't listen to
those other black rock their bots. I mean, that is what is
happening. To me. It's very disturbing. That this is on
television. It's on CNN, not Ms. This was MSNBC.
What's your name was on CNN,
no joy read is MSNBC. Was that there was joy read. It is joy
Reed.
MSNBC is being interviewed. But why wait is Roy
Reed is on MSNBC. I watch this all day. Yeah, you do. Yeah.
Well, Joe, I thought your views on CNN were
never she's never been on CNN. And this Shareen Mitchell is
she's part of the digital sisters. Now, major support from
Open Society Institute and commodities. We all know what's
going on here. But maybe, maybe maybe maybe this election of the
American people figure it out. But I'm not holding my breath.
Until you shouldn't
brother all right. You got anything else for
around a couple just kind of funny clips is still relate to
the impeachment.
Oh, okay. I thought you had maybe some 2020. So impeachment
is good, too.
Well, let's play a couple of these clips. This was this clip
is just because it's it's part of the I guess just the
hypocrisy of everything. This is Adam Schiff. This is Schiff,
Schiff, early on, this is Schiff. At the beginning of the
year, I think this is in March, before the anything started up
and talking about how you couldn't really do an
impeachment if it was it was just Democrats, you need to get
gotta have everybody on board. Sure. And he's very thoughtful
about all this and he makes it he goes on and on. And it's just
like a head shaker
the country through the trauma of a failed impeachment and
impeachment a bipartisan process would have to be extraordinarily
clear and compelling. I don't foreclose at the possibility
that the Muller investigation will produce that or that our
own will. But I think the speaker is absolutely right in
its absence, and impeachment becomes a partisan exercise,
doomed for failure. And I see little to be gained by putting
the country through that kind of wrenching experiences. I've
often remarked in the past. The only thing worse than putting
the country through the trauma of an impeachment is putting the
country through the trauma of a failed impeachment.
What an idiot. And then we have this one. Thanks. Yes. It is
just unbelievable. Then we have this one, which is Jamie Raskin,
the candidate.
Oh, yeah. I would that I would wear that with a, I'm just gonna
say pubic hair on his head. I'm just gonna say it.
He is. This is before. This is before the inauguration. This
is, you know, people say well, they you know, the Washington
Post. They ran an article, you know, three days. It'll be you
know, right. Right after Trump was inaugurated, impeachment
began. It was on 32 days later. This is before the inauguration.
I want to say this for Donald Trump, who I may well be voting
to impeach over the next year. Want to I want to say this.
Week you got drowned out by the applause This is why Pelosi is
so worried about the Democrats spiking the ball on this
impeachment vote. Because it's it's like very sad. It's not a
good look. It's
not a good look. It's
not a good look. It's rude. And here's the guy. The guy hasn't
even done one thing in office. And Raskin is already voting to
impeach him. He's worse than the than the Al Green and Maxine
Waters of the world. I mean, that, to me is just
irresponsible, especially for a legislative guy while we're on
the topics isn't good. He's out of the way. This is Al Green,
who came came on Democracy Now.
We don't impeach this president. He will get reelected. If we
don't impeach him. He will say he has been vindicated.
That's Houston, Congress member Al Green repeatedly calling for
impeachment from the House floor. Joining us now, on this
historic day. Many are calling impeachment day.
Oh, do we have Al Green on the show? Yeah,
what many are calling impeachment day. Welcome to
Democracy Now. Congress member green, your thoughts on this
day?
Well, thank you for having me, Miss Goodman. This is a day for
us to reflect upon love of country. We are at the
crossroads of accountability. Either we will hold the
President accountable for his impeachable behavior, or we will
be held accountable. But as important as that is, it will
also mean that we will lose some of our democracy. A president
has to have guardrails. A president has to know that there
are boundaries. If the president perceives that there are no
boundaries, and does what he has concluded is within his all
power granted under Article Two, then I think we will lose some
of our democracy and we marched toward a monarchy. We didn't buy
into a monarchy, we bought into a democracy. And as Franklin
said, we have this republic if we can keep it, I plan to do all
that I can to help us keep the Republic that I love.
I mean, what's interesting, Congressman green is you have
been calling for this repeatedly for the last two years, for
different reasons, among them, racism. Can you talk about what
it means at this point that it has been narrowed these two
charges against Trump to abuse of power and obstruction of
Congress? Are you satisfied with this?
Initially, Miss Goodman. The call was for his obstruction. As
it relates to the investigation into his campaign, the Russian
intrusion into the campaign and into our election, you might
recall that Mr. Comey was fired summarily. And the President
went on national TV at prime time and confessed that he was
considering the investigation. But I then moved on because I
saw the level of bigotry emanating from the presidency, I
saw the various infinity invidious phobias that he
attended to project them to push, I saw how the country was
starting to become more unsettled.
Alright, I'm just gonna say it one more time. 80% of Congress
and that's the House of Representatives and the Senate
consists of people 65 and older. So I'm in the deep in their 70s
they still think this is how you run the country. You give an
interview, you tell them some bull crap you go on is given
into the New York Times do the 60 minute and you're done.
Unfortunately, for quite a while now we've been able to read
documents ourselves get stuff on the internet, they still think
that this rich run that way they don't realize that it's changed
now may not have changed enough for this upcoming election, but
I think that a lot of people are gonna get railroaded out. I hope
so. Get these people out.
Some of them are some of them like Al Green are so locked in.
It's just like, these Republicans who are so Oh, we're
gonna vote out Nancy Pelosi. Nancy Pelosi is districts in San
Francisco. It's a shithole. It's Yes. And they all vote for Nancy
Pelosi. Yeah, that's me to an extreme volume on Russia against
her and it would be 75% for Nancy Pelosi isn't
that much joven Munch housings disease. Well, when you're when
you you love your captor and all they do, I mean, it's just
odd cold syndrome. Okay, one of those one of those messing them
up.
Much, much Hosen Stockholm Syndrome. It's all bad. It's all
bad. Well, these people are bad. Well, with that I'd like to
thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you Man
who literally just put the C in CNNs Joy read show John C
Devorah.
In the morning, do you Mr. Adam Criollo in the morning all ships
to see boots on the ground feet in the air subs in the water.
And all the names, the nights out there
in the morning to all of our trolls in the troll room could
have been with us the troll room. The troll room has been
with us for over a decade almost as long as the show itself
exists. And you can find the troll room by going to no agenda
stream.com where you can also listen to the same thing all the
trolls are listening to at that moment and troll along.
Sometimes you can have some fun, you can pass a message on to
whoever's pronounced to Kading. It's a fabulous place to be. And
it's a great community. And let me see how many trolls we got
here today. Let me see on the stream today. Nice 1068 Not bad
for the second Thursday of the week. And thank you trolls for
everything you've done for us over the past 1200 episodes.
Also a big in the morning to the artist for episode 1199. We
titled that slack ified. This was brought by Larry Dane who
was done multiple submissions. I don't think we ever chose one of
his pieces of art. And it was a very interesting one. It was it
was silhouette of clearly Hillary Clinton, which by
itself. I don't think I've seen in an iconic Hillary silhouette
anywhere.
This was why it was interesting this we'd had trouble picking
art for this show. And But Adam kept gravitating toward this
piece, not because he liked it, but but he was fascinated and I
have to agree with him. I wasn't at first, but he was because I
just kind of took it for granted. But when he mentioned
it, he was fascinated by this silhouette because this
silhouette really brought forward Hillary it was Hillary
Yep. And it wasn't like a normal silhouette like a profile some
head or anything that you would normally think of. It was a body
silhouette. And for some reason, it just said
Hillary and then the blood splatters was just so much
splatter I caught
that's what made it for me.
blood splatter. Way to go. Yeah, so we picked imagine doing that
on a show where you have advertisers. Somehow I think
that wouldn't last very long. Thank you very much, Larry,
Larry Dane, no agenda art generator.com is where you can
find all the artwork our our artists work on diligently and
if you want you can submit your own. A lot of this is used as
John already mentioned in artwork for our newsletter, use
art for the pre announcing the show and we go live and some of
it also appears on merchandise T shirts, hoodies, hats, mugs and
more at no agenda shop.com I think that they're doing a whole
new overhaul of the shop. So I'm excited to see what they come up
with. And in that case, everybody gets a piece of it.
The artist most importantly, as well as the shop guys. And even
the show itself receives some of that as part of our value for
value network. We've been doing this since pretty much the
beginning of the show. It's the only way that we have seen. The
only way we saw is the only path we saw really to be able to
discuss the topics we want to discuss, because it's inherently
not brand safe. And it's not brand safe to have. Case in
point. A silhouette of Hillary with blood splatters This is not
brand safe. Funny. Yes. Brand safe. No. So we chose a
different method. It's a very long, slow road. It took us a
while to get up to speed. We're sustaining. And I look forward
to at least another 10 more episodes of the best podcast in
the universe after this 1200 episode for which we'd like to
thank our executive producers and Associate Executive
Producers right now.
Indeed, starting with sure on a mission of lower cell Bovie of
Dogpatch and Loris LeBeau via Yeah, I was always looking
forward to his notes but he came up with a note of a note and an
offer. Oh, there's I don't know how this is gonna work. I'm
gonna read this. I've read it already. And I don't fully
understand it but I'm starting to get it we're gonna have to
analyze this because it's important because you don't need
$1,301
another is this the same amount or is this another code amount?
Have you ever seen this amount before? Ever? 1301 Yeah, we
should write these down.
You haven't been screw you haven't been writing down the
code since the minute he
came on codebreaker. outstand thank you for thank you to all
the producers that keeps this program running the V for V
model. works for many years I have copied promotions. If you
want to improve attendance in your small Third World Village
schools do what Deb Madras says do offer a free lunch. So the
father does not have to feed the children especially the young
daughters. Walmart's who would do something but wow, well,
Walmart's anonymous payoff of layoffs debt. It layaway debt is
an idea worth copying. This is where it's gonna lead by the way
okay? Any woman girl slash female donating at least $55.10
and not a smoking hot wife girlfriend sent by others, but
actually sent by the woman to be titled will be given credit for
my monthly donation beginning with the donations through
December 2020 20. Wow. So
wait a minute. So this is a Dane drive, essentially,
it's part of the game drive and he's gonna give away 12 game
hoods.
And so what what are the
odds are this is good, this is good caveat. One caveat. Well, I
will not insist on an bya a BA ya nor a hijab at the round
table to retain the credit D and we
are not going to bring religion into the into the equation as
what he's trying to say. Okay. He's mentioned the Madras
Gambit, which I think is actually a pretty good idea. One
caveat while I will not be able to go on diraja I to retain the
credit, the individual must donate at least another $50
within a month I would do a lower amount but we need
transparency for all the producers. What if there are no
women donors? The random week I donate go back one week and so
designate one otherwise it is just a this is like this is like
the instructions on part cheesy
is. It also sounds like a trumpet the donation pitch time
match, I don't understand. Okay.
So otherwise, it's just another producer credit for dog Pachi
ends and Loris LeBeau viens divide the credit equally if
there are more than one woman donor with the requisite
donation, but then again, each must donate another at least $50
Within a month to retain the credit from this offer.
Hopefully, this will increase and I've heard Dame lady
producers separately and for fun. I am sharing a presentation
preamble I had vetted for a specific situation. This is part
of his speech of his net. We're gonna have to talk about this
for a second to figure out what he's up. Yes. And here's this
thing attention ladies and gentlemen. terms I use to
reflect social behavior in this presentation and not gender. So
it is just making the excuses already going rogue with ladies
and gentlemen. Yeah, I am going to circulate to each of you a
list of identifiers from a computer generated printout that
came from your administration, I understand the identifiers may
no longer be valid. However to be on this computer generated
printout, I was told the identifiers were extracted from
verified sources authorized by the beings on the printout. I
have 24 beings listed using these identifiers if the
identifier is no longer valid, please correct the identifier
for my records for those using symbols or identifiers that are
not easily understood or pronounced. Please provide a
phonetic pronunciation that the instructor may use okay, i and j
and k this incident
All right. Could you break that down to me in something I can
pop in my mouse and understand no. So how does it work?
Well I don't know what the point of this last part was. Which was
apparently something gives it the beginning of some talks he
gives somewhere whatever he talks about we don't know this
guy or anything about him but he's but he wants to give a damn
about a month out okay that I'm digging and so he's really
expecting the dames to contribute a fit double nickels
on to dime plus $50. So in two separate donations, okay. And
they have to be within a week, one side or the other of his
donation when it comes in.
Okay, so if you hear Dogpatch and is this the first one? No,
no starts in January. So if Dogpatch comes in with his
donation, and you hear it you come in with a double neck or on
him is by the way is his name, not die just call him dog pet.
Yeah,
I'm on first name basis with him. Dogpatch So Dogpatch comes
in, sir Sir autonomous of Dogpatch and lower Slobo. Via,
then you within a week, you've got to donate essentially 110.
And then he
grants you, you know, 105 10,
five to double nickels on a dime. Yes. Okay. I think, well,
he's being very, it's very sexy
while he realizes that he does these donations, you know, a lot
and when he does them is just there's a knighthood that could
be granted. And so he's decided to grant I think that's what he
does. One of these is going to grant a dame hood. So he's
basically
this is our version of the Madras so there's free lunch
here. Come on, if I understand what he's saying. Yeah,
follow the successful that would be the symbol as a follow the
successful formula. Well,
thank you very much. Rodimus. Of Dogpatch in lower Slovenia, also
known as yo dog, to me, you've been such a strong supporter of
the show. I hope one day I do get to meet you, too. Thank you
in person. Yeah, every every way you communicate suggest to me
that'll never happen, but I certainly do.
I certainly hope it does happen. You won't know. Exactly.
Exactly. Well, thank you. Thank you.
Name mish mish. All right. Onward. We'll we'll we'll get
that worked out and write it up.
I'm just gonna give him a goat karma just because he's there.
You know, you've got karma. Don't think that's too much to
do for him.
Onward with Boris loft Marinoff.
Oh Borislav. Loris loft, another name that's been around for
years. And yes, another
name has been around for a long time. And another guy we don't
know. 12 9019 Which is cool. 9019 is just under just over $19
over 1200 We put them in the club. Oh, yeah. Oh, man. It's
just the show date. 12 9019 Right. Which is exactly right.
1290 which coincidentally we could have put that in the
newsletter. Another Gambit we missed? Yeah, well, please send
some winning karma send some winning against a frivolous
lawsuit karma and some jobs karma. Oh
my goodness. Well, we need to pile it on for you their jobs,
jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. Karma.
By the way, we got a new jobs we know we have four currently,
we've got the one you just heard. We have two different
Trump jobs. And we've got the Nancy and Trump jobs and now add
this one to it, which we recorded yesterday. Jobs, jobs,
jobs,
that's pence. So in case anybody wants a VP jobs karma we have
that now as well. Okay, good to know how many years we've been
using this
at least 10 Yeah, it's
and these politicians still come out and say it like it's like
they just invented it.
Hey, I gotta go. It's a variation on if you're gonna
take it as like the way jokes operate, you know, you do
variations this is the variation on the Location, Location
Location, you know, yeah, which is the classic goal line what
how do you pick good real estate spot Location, location,
location, and then it evolved and devolved into developers
developers developers? Oh, God the bomber I forgot about that.
Well also anytime you say something thrice apparently then
it sticks into people and sticks in people's minds if you say it
twice, but
the original Nancy one breaks the rules and it's four times
jobs jobs, jobs and jobs
you're right it's an add jobs at the that may be the power of it.
Now they think about everyone else just does a three peat but
I think you're right.
It's it's the breaks the rules.
Plus one. Yeah. Well, good luck with it. Boris Lofton. Thank you
for supporting us.
Sure. barons are Dred Scott of The ELB Express, who actually
gave to twice on today's show. He's going to I don't know we
had to get probably double credit him. But he gave 1200 to
become member of the 1200 Club and to celebrate this 1200
shows. Always ask for no jingles nor comment about my last
donation I mentioned coming out of the fog of war of new twins
to go along with a two year old three kids under three at 40
years. I wanted to thank you for the oh, sorry, let me read it
again. He's got three kids under three and he's 40 years old.
It's no joke.
I think that's why I gave him a gratuitous karma. Or that like
oh man,
and it provided me with Karma even though I didn't request it
and I wanted to thank you for the karma. Well, recently at
work, I had to write my annual self appraisal.
No, this is this is so new. Yes, it's called a three 60 Review
actually, did you know this? No, I
did not answer 360
where you, you write about yourself, you also review your
direct manager, which is always a fun thing to do. And then the
manager also, of course, will review you 360. And
it sounds like a part of a stack ranking scheme, which is the
worst thing for companies. I've never done anything like this.
I've always been in companies where there's just old fashioned
reviews, if at all. It seems to me, instead of reviewing
somebody, or bringing them into the office, tell them what you
think. Tell them hey, you know you're doing a pretty good job.
Well,
let's stop right there. I just need to bring it up. We'll come
back to it later. After all these segments are also content
under the heading slacker FIDE at G E. At General Electric, the
way your boss reviews you, is the width. And I'm not sure if
they're actual digital stickers, or if they are just words, but
the under the inner in the review category under insights,
you can send someone a consider or a continue. So continue means
you did a good job, continue doing your job, consider means
you need to work on it a little bit. And that's it. It's two
words either continue or consider.
This is probably I don't know this, but I'm just saying I know
about General Electric early experiments with stack ranking
that Jack Welch implemented. That was the beginning of the
end, for General Electric, I might add, and they have pulled
it I know Microsoft pulled stack stack ranking. I've written
about this a lot. And it's a very onerous methodology it
makes yes men show up it makes the real creative types quit the
company or you get kick them out. And it's it's detrimental
to most companies. In fact, Microsoft was sliding until they
got rid of their stack ranking and General Electric is still in
the tank. And this is sounds like a modification. Yeah,
well, it's part of the new the new way we communicate just one
word, or an emoji. Uh, personally, I think you just
boil it down to a smiley face or poop emoji. That's the easiest
way to understand.
Well, this idiotic I've never had this happen to me and I
glad. Um, anyway, back to the note. Recently at work, I've had
to write my annual self appraisal, which is dumb. I was
really hard on myself. I didn't think I had performed well this
year due to the fog of war mentioned above twins, kids,
whatever. My manager had the complete opposite opinion. And
he wrote me a great review and noted that I exceeded
expectations. He just kind of crediting this to the car might
think that phase is only used at my company when a promotion or a
significant raise is on the way Oh code. That's green. No, it's
great. I also received two bonus checks from other departments
for work I completed on projects we worked on together. That's
nice. I attributed this directly to the karma. Thanks again for
the karma. Dropping the t's the other day I headed to Costco
with my three year old she loves going there and recognizes the
root as well as the sign for the store. When she said yay,
Costco, Costco without the T Oh no. Oh crap moment. I realize
I've been dropping the tea from Costco for years. I quickly
corrected her and now pronounced at Costco by my accounting my
donations this episode brings me to vite count status but I have
yet to claim to protect it. If the peerage committee approves
and I did and appears committee I've just checked with him they
approve immediately we read this note earlier and it has been
approved Vikon at large what
I'm just laughing I didn't even get invited to the I didn't get
even get invited to the meeting but um you're not on
the peerage committee I know okay, I counted large seems
appropriate for me my accounting is below anyways Vikon at large
thank you for the amygdala protecting deconstruction twice
weekly on Thursdays Keep up the good work
and a note about that as we I don't know if it's because of
the animated no agenda or or why exactly people are talking about
their Migdal is more often these days and donation notes. That is
a buy in yo John. I didn't start out, too We didn't start the
show as a hey, I got an idea. Let's heal people. This was not
the original intent of the show. But that it happens and that
people feel much better and and we do have some science with the
amygdala behind it. But when people say this, that it makes
me feel really good about what we're doing. I guess that's
almost Oh, thank you for mentioning that and thank you
for your, for your very long support Behringer Dred Scott of
The ELB Express, soon to be Vikas, it's appreciated. Onward.
Yeah, it's very appreciative. But we should mention the
amygdala thing. It turns out that if you sit around and we've
discussed this, we had a whole almost a whole show about it. It
turns out medical evidence about people who sit around like that
woman in green, who's screaming No, because Trump got elected
and the people they get all bent out of shape, because we you
mentioned Trump all they will, their amygdala swells up. Yeah.
And it makes them more animal like and my phone is ringing.
And when
it's, I'll take over from here and when you get into the
animalistic state, or some would say reptilian with an enlarged
amygdala, you are very sensitive to danger. And so you're going
to respond in a very primal way to anything that you perceive as
danger. Of course, we know what danger is orange MAN bad. And
then it is a is a chemical thing that takes place. And you can
become a little more unhinged than you typically might be with
a healthy sized amygdala. There hence we are credited with
keeping people's amygdala sizes in check and I'm you know
exactly as a medical professional. I'm proud of that.
This to play one on the show. Onward with Sir Darren O'Neil,
Jake Dara No.
One of our guys 365 from mo kina Malkina or Mocha, one of the two
probably Mocha, Illinois. Hello, John and Adam, in honor of my
anonymous benefactor, helping me to get my knighthood, a few
episodes ago, I wanted to play it forward. This donation has to
be credited to and I wanted people out there take notes on
this because we don't do this sort of accounting. Now it says
the $5 goes to net Ned. And he becomes a knight today he was
submitting a note with his round table requests. I don't know. Do
we have that? Eric? So there were 40 notes. It was a mess.
Let me see. Let me see if net net. No, I don't or does he
know? No, I don't see him on here. Well, I
don't have a note from him that I know. I don't
have a note either. Okay, so Well, we can do it on 1201
on the next show. Sure. Yeah. The other one is good. Okay.
Great. $150 ITM O M, underline o m a, aka Omaha and $150 to Prof.
War wo RR.
He's, you find him on no agenda? social.com Most of the time.
He's a good guy. Well, Jesus is nice. Yeah. That is nice. And it
wasn't an anonymous donor who brought sir Darren Darren O'Neil
up to knighthood. Uh, Darren, for those who don't know if
you've listened to the live stream which you should try to
do if at all possible. And no agenda stream.com We do it live
on Thursdays on the second Thursday. We do live he does a
pre show for about an hour before our show and gets gets me
into good mood doesn't matter where I am and I'm just kind of
jamming out and you know, doing my putting my final touches on
the show prep and he's always playing something good. And he
says another driving force in our value for value network.
Thank you very much, sir Darren O'Neil and net net will take
care of you. On 1201
Congratulations on 1200 episodes he continues to show us more
vital now than ever, dare I say you're hitting your stride just
which is hitting something. Stop the hammering your hard work is
appreciated. Thank you for all you do have time persists remind
people to listen to the grumpy old Ben's grumpy old Ben's dot
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Merry Christmas. Sir Darren
David Fuka zotoh 360 33. And he starts off he by the way he is
the Baron of Saudi Arabia and Peninsula in some parts
he's got quite a title. Yes.
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milestone. Thank you for your courage. All the producers who
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Push 333 33 Today I give in the name of my best friend pain.
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1200s and decided that he could benefit from more than 12 the
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is this is the the idea is we noticed that in showbiz, they
have all the specials they do. And it's not just the as the Bob
Hope Christmas special. And being an executive producer, the
Bob Hope Christmas special is a little more interesting than
being the producer of show. 1110 right, just to Tanis. So we
offer this special things. You can use this as a title in your
job thing you say, executive producer for show 12 The special
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designator that you get for this. For very few shows. That's
your name the extravaganza, that extravaganza is good. You can
come up with something better.
I mean, that literally is a Bob Hope type show title
extravaganza.
Yeah. What is it extravaganza, these shows go way beyond three
hours. And they're usually pretty good. But the point is,
is that this is a special designator and his Christmas
special wouldn't be an extravaganza, it would be
another one coming up the Christmas special and then and
then there could be a New Year special I guess we could do
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these are people who need it on their bio.
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Let's continue to get this done. Scott, Finland in Olyphant,
Pennsylvania. $333.33. This donation puts me over the
threshold for 19 LHCb. United sir Shortstack of the endless
mountains. I don't know where people come up with these ideas.
I would like to request jobs karma, please. My smokin hot
wife had some unfortunate events happen with her now previous job
and she decided to go back to nursing school and I could also
use some good helping of karma heading into the new year. I
would like to point out that I'm still waiting for the
autographed picture that was tied to John's eighth 18th
anniversary I will check it out and see why you didn't get one.
It was my only my second donation when I had sent it I
requested to be anonymous. Probably that's part of it. So
not to be read on the air. John had made a comment about how are
we going to send this to an anonymous person. Anyways goes
on. I mean, who doesn't want a signed autographed picture of
John and in their life? Yeah, I agree with that.
Okay, here's the job. Good luck to good luck to your smokin hot
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Sir William of Texas. 333 Sir William of Texas here
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Staffordshire, UK 333 Greetings from Staffordshire UK donation
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add a 28th wedding anniversary Shout out to my wonderful smokin
hot wife Michelle, who still puts up with me after all these
years. No jingles, no karma, love and light to you both and
warmest wishes for the wonderful work that you do. Happy
Christmas and merry New Year.
Thank you, Stuart. Thank you very much. And she's on the
list. Matt
shallot in Oakville, California. It's 333 Hello, John and Adam.
Here's hoping I make the cut for show 12 on your my LinkedIn
profile could use something shiny, like an executive
producer credit. I've long gone without doning and finally
decided to change that no jingles just jobs karma. As it's
time I finally finished up my third actuarial exam and got a
real job. What's kind of spreading the sanity?
What kind of jobs that actuarial
says is that the guy's insurance policies like insurance or
something where you you do tables is like a lot of a lot of
work. I don't actually know.
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Go look at actuarial why are we this next note? It will from
Addison Todd. It's $333. In St. Charles mo, mo Zuri. In the
morning from fine gentlemen, just a quick note to say thank
you for the best podcast in universe according to the Muller
report. I could Did you see the article that was there was an
article I didn't bring it down for the show. That was in the
new century, new, which is a town down in Los Angeles, New
Century, whatever it's called. It's a little newspaper and they
wrote up the new agenda show a whole page. No, really? Yeah.
You didn't get a copy? Oh, no. That's nice.
By the way, actuary insurance bean counter.
Yeah, that's what I said. Yeah,
you are right. Now the
they wrote it up, as in this like a big pick one of our this
is a real this is a real newspaper. Yeah. It's one of
those like a shopper. It's a daily little easy to small pay
paper, but
it's actually printed. Yes. And it comes in your mailbox. They
stuff it was just at the supermarket next to the auto
trader.
I have no idea that down there. He did put in the mail. And in
there, it goes on about the show. And it says this show and
he's talking about how famous this show is even mentioned in
the Mueller report.
Essentially, Century City is where we're Century City,
California. Sure. Yes, centuries. Oh, that's nice. I
have not seen that. Oh, that's cool. mentioned in the Moller
report, I guess, great editors there they at the Century City
Gazette.
They knew what they were doing. It was mentioned and we will
mention this it was mentioned by omission. It was mentioned. If
you remember the way they described the molar point of
view was if it wasn't in the molar report, and it was true.
Addison Todd's next and St. Charles I said that I read his
own note on an online losing track. I don't think in the
morning, fine, gentlemen, thank you for the best podcasts the
universe growing and the Mueller report. That's what triggered
me. Yeah, I could use some jobs coming from my home based
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if you're feeling up to it. My five year old son loves your
show, and knows most of the jingles as well. I'd like to
call out my best friend Matt as a douchebag. But not that big of
one because he originally hit me in the mouth. We are constantly
on the search for high quality podcasts and we do our own and
our approaching 250 episodes. If anyone is interested. It'd be
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in St. Louis. Always in St. Louis, Missouri. Okay.
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Karma.
Bruce Hutchison, right? 2768 I don't remember exactly when I
started listening to the best podcast in the universe after a
sideways bump from the cranky geek show. But I heard Adam
broadcasts for the last time from get mo nation Bangers and
Mash shows spent a significant amount of time I hit my
girlfriend in the mouse mouse mostly Mau Mau recently and
subsequently she asked me how close I was to knighthood.
That's right ladies. You want to do you want to do Hey, where are
you? Where are you? Not yet.
Come back when you got one.
In fact hold out on him. I was embarrassed and ashamed at my
douchebaggery began my quest 16 weeks ago with a donation of one
cent. What and have doubled it every week since then I look
forward to meeting you on the die on the Dyess next week as I
reached Nightwatch you keep doubling it. Yeah, you'll get
interesting.
So 16 weeks if you start with one penny and double it every
week.
You can do the calculation of karma for the D douching. If
you've been D deuced.
And a Happy Birthday shout to my smokin hot girlfriend aka the
wench is a picture I
saw the picture this is very very cute. And she no winch man.
She no winch. See No way No winch. Michael belay.
250 bucks Associate Executive producer from Fishers Indiana.
I've been a no agenda listener for several years in a douche
bag that whole time hanging my head in shame. With this
donation of 250 bucks. Can I please get a deed? douching?
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You've been de deuced
we also need some karma. That's true. One quiz one quarter of
the way the knighthood feels pretty good. Well, it's because
this donation is one quarter of the way to knighthood. Are you
aware of leader technology and the king man bye bye bye bye.
This is the note fries. This is Mike. Oh yeah. Mike and I went
back and forth on this. And it's really a conversation that
Michael Mckibben the guy who's decided to take credit for his
all social media. He invented it somehow.
Who is Michael McKibben? I've never heard of him. I had
never heard of him either. Until this one operation.
Wait, is this the this is the producer you emailed them back
quite detailed and said, Okay, you really broke it down for him
said whatever you're reading here, it's bullcrap. And here's
why. And then he came back and he said, oh shit, you're right.
Something like that. Why?
He says there was been hounding him for following this. I read
I'll read this part this more interesting that thank you for
both all you're doing a happy birthday. He's in the People's
Republic of fishers. I recently discovered mo facts the MO facts
with Adam curry show number 18 was legendary. I'm listening
through all the shows now and I'm lucky to be a semi retired
semi employed Boomer with the time to listen all these
podcasts. Bless you and best best wishes to both of you now.
Yes, yeah.
Yeah, thank you. Well, I'm glad I'm glad you listened to that.
And you know, it's it's an outgrowth of the no agenda show
and then we have a lot of fun doing it. Thank you very much
Arnold. For whatever he needed a Karma he needed a karma that
always calm and
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I've been making monthly donations 10 11.9 dot 2019 $832.
This donation makes me eligible for knighthood I like to become
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Johnson County, Texas. Please give karma to those pilots who
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They're usually very nervous. Adam if you have time we meet
daily and he's got some codes there and 70 threes and five ADA
Arnold Thor Maya
Okay, so no, this is not just some codes but okay, you know,
I'm a I'm an actual ham radio operator. And you're some kind
of fake clue.
How can you be a fake if I have a license the licenses on the
wall? Well I like signed by the government.
Well, you have a technicians license which does not allow you
to get on these frequencies. So yes, he says 3817 between seven
and eight in the morning or 3819 between six and seven in the
evening and five ADA I will definitely try and catch you
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and he wants a Karma thing anymore you've
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government if you have it on the wall really? Hmm.
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to under 14 bucks. Jingles. I love babies. I love boo babies.
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became knights with $500.02 years ago and a lot of them were
challenged to come on can I get it up though real number God so
he made it he made the number Oh, thank you very much. But
he's already a night.
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gratuitous karma we got to start eating babies
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the e mails insist. That is a preacher so you don't have to go
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well, I'll read you open this one in one window and open this
one in another window. Oh, he's got three notes. That's great.
That really helps. Another window. Okay. See, I'm on a
ferry from Germany to Finland. I saw my reply to you had fallen
between the waves MMT. As far as I'm concerned, I liked the story
of the Baron of the Munchausen lifting yourselves down the
swamp by pulling your own hair. Another analogy is flight of the
Thelma and Louise over the Grand Canyon. At first it is fine, but
eventually gravity catches you all the best. Oh, no. Oh, thank
you. Oh, no, don't keep Oh, wait, wait.
Another note. It Oh, no. He said we kind of talked about when he
turns out the bank. Okay, we're talking about MMT is the modern
modern monetary theories. This reminds him of the Baron of
Munchausen. Okay, okay. i Okay, I want to stop just for a quick
second and mention. Don't jingles or comedy that I can
tell. I started looking into modern monetary theory a little
more seriously. And I'm starting to like it.
I thought you're already we're all in and you know what, you
know who else is all in on? MMT? The former New York banker Yeah,
he's all in on it. It was
Yeah. But I like it on one hand, but then it still has some idiot
kind of Vidya idiocies to it. It also kind of doesn't work if
bitcoin and these other things are working that's the problem
be destroyed. Yeah,
yes. Yeah, the Libra cannot happen we can the Chun you know
the Chinese are talking about some cause some crypto that is
the problem so now they're going to want to destroy Bitcoin.
Well, good luck with that is what I say bitcoin is modern
monetary theory in my mind, but what? Why do I close? It can't
be. It's my own version. Leave me alone. Gary
Farr's in Spring Valley, California to 1212. Hey, Ren and
Stimpy congrats on making it to 1200 shows. I was listening to
an old geologic podcast the other day, and he was doing a
funny bit on collective nouns and called a group of podcasters
a curry. Really? This is a three 1708 Hey, John, can you repeat
the name of that jazz guy you thought Adam was doing when he
was doing his Tom Waits impression? What thank you for
all that you do love and light Do you remember that?
Yes, I went What is he building? What is he can Nardin There you
go Can Can Nora Dean?
Yep. Can Nardin word jazz you can North Dean was still alive I
believe still works. Did a lot of albums in the 50s and 60s.
Most of them are rare and hard to come by and might try to
collect a few. And I always thought that God is confused as
a kid nerdy. I always thought he was the guy who did the trip
through inner space and the Monsanto exhibit down in
Disneyland, which was taken out some years ago. But that turned
out to be Paul Freese. Another fantastic voice of you know this
beautiful voice. What was it you said when we played the clip
from that guy from Nick Ferrari, he said I wish I had Add voice
who said
yes. What is he building? What is he doing donating his loving?
Yeah. You could almost develop that voice. And you are a smoker
anonymous in Highland Park, Illinois. 20202. I am high
school English journalism teacher in Illinois. Thanks to
you the M five M and the shit show that is Chicago. I have no
shortage of excellent D constructible. content for my
students consideration and hopefully education very good. I
got a hit in a mouse several years ago. Thanks to my
boyfriend John. He shared your show with me reluctantly, I've
actually been doing a female voice. Apparently yet as a
woman. She's a teacher. I got hit in the mouth several years
now. I can't do it. It hurts my voice. Thanks to my boyfriend
John. He shared your show with me reluctantly, but I quickly
recognized how important your show is to sustaining our
democracy. I've even forgiven Devorah duck for how he says
some woman when I say some woman
you often say that woman to that a lot along with the gays and
the blacks, but it's okay because you know your your
eyelid.
I'm an cantankerous
well. Yeah, but that's
okay, here we go. Let's continue. Jingles. She'd not
sure if you had that I saw of that time Devorah said jacked up
Joe.
No, I looked I don't have I don't even think that we are
equally
free I bleeding Oh, yeah. Jacked up Jasmine. Joe is gonna jacked
up to go on stage, which will be again tonight.
But we never we never recorded that is knowing the record. No,
I don't think so.
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sure. Okay, but if you do, I'll have that alongside with the
requisite D douching. And the foam or train horn guy this will
give her
now I just want to say about clicking out when someone
donated and said that you know you're cantankerous I, I think I
caught a little twinge of you being hurt a little bit. Am I
not? Okay, well, I'm gonna defend you anyway. I'm 55. And
I'm already kind of getting to the point where I don't care
about a lot of things. And Pete things people say, and I can't
you've got a couple of years on me, I can imagine. You go along
in life and you just care about less and less and less. So it's
not I mean, you just really don't give a shit about what
someone thinks or someone's feelings or anything else. And,
you know, you come from an era where we pronounced our T's. So,
you know, it's I give you a lot of leeway and grace on this and
I think everybody should so I'm defending you on this. I'm
defending you on this. Okay,
that woman wasn't defending me.
You've been de Deus.
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she wants a deal. She's one of
those you want a foamer if you wanted a former entity Duchesne
Elmer
Tommy Lynn Helwig 202 bucks. This isn't my first donation by
never got a proper D douching. So please dispense
you've been D deuced.
And donating $202 in honor of my new area code I recently moved
to the swampy hell mouth that is Washington DC in search of a new
career I like to hell mouth word Wow. Hello mouth we read that
Dennis actually a good show title. Oh, hell mouse.
Good point. That is that is a good show title.
Nice just got a ring to it. Even though incorporates the word
hell which screws up our anyway she goes on and he goes on a
trip to heaven apparently. Hence I'm in desperate need of jobs
karma moving here meant leaving behind for now my smokin hot
boyfriend it is a woman who hit me in the mouth a few years ago.
I miss him every day. But just as as the normies take comfort
as another one. Take comfort and looking up at the same night
sky. Your show is our Touchstone Ooh and I'm cracking up at Adam
doing the Dutch Power to the People chance which is a gem. I
know somewhere out there my smokin hot boyfriend is doing
the same. Oh yeah, sweet. Please play Barack Obama you might die
and Putin Don't worry be happy since these are my only two
moods as of late. PS looking forward to the next local meetup
so I can have the honor of meeting the legend sir Dick
bang. I will verify Whether or not he actually has,
oh, he does. He's got a full on family for sure.
Thanks for the sanity Tommy Lynn. You might not worry.
Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's go for jobs. Karma
onward with Kevin. Kevin redacted $200.33.
Congratulations on 1200 shows this year I saved my donations
for a birthday gift to myself of an Associate Executive Producer
ship over the years no agenda has become my main source for
honest influence. Free news influenced free news without
corporate sponsorships and advertising. But no agenda show
is able to do what journalists and networks networks are
supposed to do. The value for value model sets you guys apart
from Goliath organizations, and I would argue that you do a
better job. We would argue that to your model has the added
benefit that the network of producers itself adds value like
some crazy feedback loop. Thank you so much. And give up and
give and keep up the good work. Former jingle and jobs karma for
my wife. foamer jingle interesting coincidence. fomer,
jingle and jobs coming from my wife, please. Cheers. Kevin
redacted.
So it's not a crazy feedback loop. Although it may look that
way. It is traditionally in broadcasting, even called a
feedback loop. And you're the producers. This is the whole
point. You are producing it. I have notes. I've got jingles.
I've got clips, I've got links. We provide expertise, opinion
experience, a slick broadcast jacket that we wrap around at
it. But that's the whole point. You're not a listener. You're a
producer, and I appreciate it. Thank you. Oh my god.
Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. Karma
triggers to file merge requests, but I will mention that I did
talk about the Zephyrs, the Zephyr today days ago began 10
car trains again. So there got the extra empty car going up and
down there for Christmas. Lee North $21 $20.01 I'm sorry. Lee
from Omaha requesting screaming goat jobs karma at with a
mariachi Obama. Yeah. And a random Sharpton. Okay, you know
what?
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Hold on to number 200 bucks. In Holland. Thank you for your
courage. Hey, hey, ho ho, the M five M has got to go. Or do
Well done, sir. D. Excellent.
And that is our last Executive Associate Executive Producer for
show 1200 lot of people joined in on this show. And we want to
thank each and every one of them supporting it, showing that they
appreciate the fact that we did 1200 shows and we're continuing
right up until we stop which is no no no. No time soon.
Well, yeah, we are celebrating this can't afford it. And it's
it's it's a celebration with everybody for everybody. As I
said just a moment ago. It's really your best podcast in the
universe. I do have a couple other quick items of business to
take care of Big shout out to void a void zero. Void Zero has
been running and architected our servers our distribution network
and has kept the cost incredibly low because of it. He has a
number of things to celebrate first of all, Stephen, his son
who you might have heard on several of the pre pre show
streams on no agenda. stream.com turned four On Tuesdays, so
we'll have him in the birthday list. They're expecting their
second child in February and last Wednesday, key and Iris his
much better half after living together for 11 years they got
married. So congratulations. Very happy for the happy.
Congratulations indeed. 11 years and they never had a fight is
fantastic. I went to the PIO box. I do want to thank the
Santa's in a local 805 I got my mic copy notes. You got that?
Right. Everyone wrote a little cute little note and it was Sir
D H. slammer. Dane, Bang Bang Andrew, Keeper of the Mountains.
Dame Simona. Who else do we have here? No, it's very, it's just
very nice to have that and we'd already talked about on the
show, but I appreciate receiving the copy of it. Also, thank you
to Texas dragon. I got my, my rub and my barbecue sauce. Have
you tried to
I also got my rub. Have you tried to get my barbecue sauce?
No, I have not I don't want they're all wild. So I have to
wait for one thing. It's rainy. I can't really do any
barbecuing. Right. So I will have put some pork ribs up. And
I cook them for about six. And I used to cook them for about four
and a half hours. And then give them to give this up once over
and I'll use the rub and then I'll use the barbecue sauce.
Texas dash dragon.com And I was my heart was warmed by a
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know he still listens. Sergeant Fred Vietnam veteran he said
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husband, and they wish us all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year. And same to you, Fred. I'm so glad you're doing okay.
And I don't know who sent me this. But thank you for the post
traumatic slave syndrome book.
I have not seen that one. Yeah.
Dr. Joy DeGruy. And, yes, she wrote this book, America's
legacy of enduring injury and healing. It's a fun little book
for the holiday. So I'll be reading that over Christmas.
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We should mention that the next show will be a special of the
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Yes. And yes, we're taking a rare show off, but this will be
just before Christmas. And of course, we'll we'll take you all
the way into the new year after that.
We'll be working as a Christmas Show and The New Year's show and
everything else, just the 22nd we're going to run the there's a
couple of shows that were put together by one of our
producers. That are my stories, my boring stories that everyone
thinks are hilarious. And then Adams boring stories, which
everyone thinks are hilarious. So we're gonna have two of these
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will fall probably sometime next year. We'll do that
now. And what marketing class taught you to promote it as the
boring stories?
No, I think people think they're hilarious. I said that very
clearly. Oh,
you said my boring stories and Adams but they are my boring
stories. They're not boring. They're fun, by the way. Oh, my
goodness. I didn't have time to clip it. We watched hustlers.
You know that JLo movie. I don't remember that movie. You know,
it's brand new. It's streaming. And I will clip it for the next
time we speak. Because it's part of it's in a strip club in the
heyday of the 90s when the banker everybody had money in
New York, and there's a guy bringing the girls on stage.
John eight is exactly your Raven bit. It is. I mean, you hear you
watch that that movie and they'd be like, Oh my God, John, not
only nailed it, he probably made the category
when you're writing credits
I'm literally sitting on the couch going and give it up for
Raven as you must see this very good. So that actually very
excited but I have not. I've checked the show. I have not
listened to it all the way through some of John stories.
Net, the majority of John stories are hilarious for
multiple reasons. I think the interplay between the two of us
makes it work really well. And I think you'll have a good time. I
think you'll enjoy that very much.
I have do we need to do the intros and outros? Yeah,
I think we do. We got to do it right after today's show. Yeah,
I think we should, hey, I got an interesting video that was sent
to me. And it was a speech at I forget which university it was
at Steven costs, K W, A S T, retired Air Force General. And
he was talking about space. And in particular, why Space Force
is so incredibly important. And I think that we both feel that,
you know, I mean, obviously, space warfare has been going on
for a long time. People kidding me about it. But I'm, I am
serious. I think there's a lot more going on in space than we
realize. And there are satellites that are chopping
other satellites out. But this is way beyond that. And if it
wasn't a retired Air Force General, I would say this is
second half of show kooky nut jobs stuff. Listen to what he
says about what we are actually going to get from space. I'll
give you a hint, free energy, baby
energy, the seed corn of all development, all growth, all
survivor survival energy. So energy, transportation,
information, and manufacturing. These are the things that change
humanity that will change world power. And they are descending
upon us in ways that are very unique. The technology is on the
engineering benches today. But most Americans and most in
Congress have not had time to really look deeply at what's
going on here. But I've had the benefit of 33 years of studying
and becoming friends with these engineers and the scientists,
this technology can be built today, with technology that is
not developmental, to deliver any human being from any place
on planet Earth to any other place and less than an hour to
deliver Wi Fi from space, where you never need a cell tower to
connect, to deliver energy from space where you never have to
plug your phone in and a trickle charges. And you can use that
energy over time. It can be applied to cars to houses, the
technology of Edison and Tesla that we live with in our energy
environment. Our paradigm today is expensive, it's dangerous,
and it's wasteful, plugging into the wall, but yet, that's what
we all do. Because we are used to paradigms, the power of space
will change world power forever. And it doesn't have to be a big
country to do it. It can be a small island country, let's say
New Zealand, because the technology, if optimized, can
change world power. And there's nothing you can do if you don't
have that power, the nature of power. You either have it and
your values rule or you do not have it. And you must submit we
see that play out again and again in history. And it's
playing out now. SpaceForce
I mean, could the guy have done any better through an A 33 He's
bringing up Tesla free electricity from space. Nice.
You know, if you if you subtract the votes for impeachment for
the votes against it, you get 33 All right, and it only works
because three Democrats abstained or didn't abstain, but
they didn't pay
I don't care where we have free energy coming from space.
We got nothing coming from space.
I can say you know what? I mean, I only got this early this
morning. So I need to delve in much deeper but this is my beat.
And I think he's right I think there's definitely ways Tesla
was doing this wireless power change the paradigm and for sure
you want a Space Force protecting that I like it okay,
you legit like it your skeptic had the counter clip to that and
if I'm looking at my list I realized that I lost it in the
shuffle.
Yeah. So sorry. You had a counter clip to this to
powerfully had a counter clip to that power from space. Space but
just pretty much I don't have it so I can I'm not even going to
discuss travel.
A human being can travel from one spot on the earth to another
within an hour.
Yeah, that's smokin of dope. Anything can happen.
Ah, okay. You mock all right. But I knew mock. I'm diving in
my beat. Laugh all you want. I'll be there in an hour to beat
you up. Yeah, well, that remains to be seen. And and this is an
IPO we got to get in on whoever's doing it. We got to
figure out what to do. We got to get in on that IPO.
Oh, we're on the topic. Yes. We might as well. Yes. As you go
off the deep end there with that one. Let's go to the I got my
Miss Universe Eclipse.
Excuse me, deep end. A general a US General and I'm off the deep
end.
Steve Harvey fouled up again.
Didn't we already do this? No, no, we didn't do this. We did.
No. We talked about doing it. You said I gave you options. I
wanted to Miss Universe clips.
Oh, and I? And I said no. Let's not do it.
She said no. Okay.
I guess now I have to allow it. All right. Where are we going?
Steve Harvey.
Let's start with the follow up. So we'll get that out of the
way.
We've got the swimsuit and evening gown competitions coming
up. On the right now I want to talk about some wardrobe that
was even more elaborate. Earlier this week. All the contestants
competed in the national costume contest. Here's a look at the
winner, Philippines. This is it right here. I thought I had also
been flagged but girl you just wrote cake and oranges and
potato chips. This is a lot. Yes. It's not Philippines. It's
Malaysia. Okay, well, I just read that in a teleprompter.
Y'all go for doing this to me.
Oh, man. Are they out to get him is that?
Well, if you saw the outfit he was wearing? I'm pretty sure
they are.
But I really didn't watch this time. I'm sorry. It's your
okay, I found a clip. That counter clip to the clip you
played I'm sorry, I bet was looking at the wrong list like
an
idiot. Just because you don't have any power from space, who
have had power for space, I'd
be a lot better off. Here's the clip that counters your clip.
And this is Alex Jones.
Here, let me give you some classified stuff. Elon Musk few
months ago had his meeting with Vice President and they're
pitching their secret Moon Base right now. And they've already
got their big 3d printers. Excuse
me. He's taken my bid. He's taking the moon base bid for me
now.
They've already boasted into orbit. They already been
delivered some under the Dark Side of the Moon. Would you like
to know the crater number? It's about a half mile right over on
the dark side. And they're already setting up this facility
with these big 3d printers for the Mars launch. If you even
believe any of that. Yeah, Elon, you know, I just really released
Super classified information about the moon base they're
already building will see you I'm dead and awake. I really
don't care. Yeah, this isn't a bunch of BS Q crap, folks.
You're getting the real thing right here. This is always the
real McCoy there. There isn't just a bunch of counterfeits and
fakes. There's always the real thing. Everybody knows the real
thing when they hear it. Everybody knows the real thing
when they see it. Everybody knows the real thing when they
feel it.
All right, do you so you're just mocking me when I'm really
serious about about this, this guy in this Tesla Power Point,
energy. I have studied a lot of Tesla. And by the way, Trump is
connected to Tesla, you know, there's connections with his
uncle, I think Uncle or grand uncle will be grand uncle I
think I have no idea. Yes. And he was in possession of some of
Tesla's he was at MIT. He was you came into possession of a
lot of Tesla's papers after he died or disintegrated or
whatever in the hotel in New York. And we've talked about on
the show as well don't do that to me man with Alex Jones bull
crap with a TR three beta Astra I know all about that. We're
talking about power from space man charging your phone. People
will care about this. They don't care about a moon base. What you
can charge my phone wirelessly. Okay, now Marlin trust me this
is big.
Well, when you get the wireless space charger, let me know. I
will have my phone in the drawer where it belongs.
And I'll be charging it while you're not even looking at it
could happen.
Alright, so you want to just want to talk a little bit about
Brexit and Boris and low English bring the American public today
little bits as nobody else will?
Yes. Let me start with a clip from Faraj. Possibly his last
speech in the European Union Parliament also known as The
powerless Starfleet Command.
After three and a half years of deception and dishonesty, we
will be leaving this prison of nations at the end of January.
We won't become a third country as I've been hearing this
morning. No, we're going to become an independent, self
governing nation and you can delude yourself this morning
inside this cathedral. That all is well. But it isn't. It isn't.
People do not want to be run and governed by faceless bureaucrats
like Michelle and von der Leyen. Did you hear them earlier Tao as
ditch water, you're being rejected. It's great news that
in Poland opinion polls now show a majority of polls think they'd
be better off outside the European Union. Brexit is the
beginning of the end of this project, we are giving
leadership I will take it to a Europe of sovereign states
working together being friends together, but not being wrong,
but the gang down in the middle of that.
And and this Poland that is indeed a news item that Poland
threatens to leave the EU and I would mention as an aside that
they got in a bit of a tiff at the at the cop 25 climate
negotiation where they said we need more money and we need we
want to put some nuclear into the mix. So they're they're the
little bastard child now. But when if Poland wants to leave,
what will we call it? collects it.
collects it, collect it,
what is it pole exit or Brexit? Or pecks it? I don't know.
They probably will get kicked out if they don't leave. I mean
they're putting the screws to him because they're not going
along to cop thing and I don't have the clip but according to
Amy cop 25 was a disaster. Oh really, man? Well, because
because I didn't know nobody could agree on anything. It was
just like there's all
these because they're divvying up money they don't have because
we're not giving it to them. The United
States that's pretty much that seemed really boils down to
that. So there is a this I was listening to one of the talk
shows and, and this this guy was a kind of a pop. He's a he's a
professor and he's a pop sociologist. He's like dude,
well, he's a commentator. He's on various British networks. His
name's David Starkey. And he does a little bit of an
analysis. I don't have the second half of it for some
reason, but I do have the first half. And this is about Boris
and there's a tidbit in here that I was unaware of it. He
said it's called about Boris just called
Boris David Starkey analysis. One. I got it. Does Boris's
election
win last week represent a people's revolt against the
establishment?
I think it does. I think it represents it in so many ways. I
think first of all, this is a vindication for the good sense
of democracy. The notion that there was a wisdom in crowds I
had, you don't normally hear about the wisdom of crowds, and
the Garrick club. But I was having lunch there yesterday.
And I met the former Bishop of London and we know each other
reasonably well. And I said, amazing, isn't it a victory for
democracy? You said yes. And a victory for patriotism. And I
think that's what it really was. And this raises a whole series
of questions. Why did it happen? What paved the way to it? And I
think we've now got to start re judging referenda. The necessary
background to this were the popular verdicts, the winning of
two referenda, we've forgotten about the first one, it was the
one that said we were not going to replace the first past the
post system by some kind of proportional representation.
Now, that's the fundamental step. Because proportional
representation leads to multiple parties leads to the fact that
you have no clear verdicts in general elections, and instead,
you have squalid dealing in the no longer smoke filled rooms
after the election, what it happens over almost all
continental Europe, so first popular vote, and then the
second popular vote is of course, the Brexit referendum.
There was then the pullback, the disaster of the 2017 election
because of Theresa May a complete unsuitability as a
leader I mean, the the contrast between her and Boris, it's as
though you're sort of set up a little textbook exercise, you
know, something basically doesn't like people who doesn't
like meeting people who isn't confident in defending an
argument who goes all sorts of defensive and cross as opposed
to somebody who actually likes people at least, I know no one
Anything about price he's very good at pretending to like
people he appears, which is all that matters. So
with this brought to mind, and he, by the way, there's a second
part of this where he talks about the United States and how
this really is going to be the same thing going on here. And I
do have an ISO a part of the second part I want to play that.
And that is your colon here, populace world. Yeah, populous
world
is a populist world.
He says that this is a populist world that we're living in. And
this is part of this populism. But the thing that came up that
I was unaware of was first past the post. And I was unfamiliar
with this first referendum, because I'm not living over
there. But I'm going to read from first past the post is the
way that they do the elections is why you don't have too many
parties. In the UK, you have these major parties and all the
other ones like the Brexit party, and you Kip and all the
rest. They never get anywhere and they don't get any people
because they don't qualify under the majoritarian ism of first
pass the post, which is the way it works in England, so you
don't end up with 1000 parties like you're doing France and
Germany, because they just can't get anywhere. I'm going to read
this from the economist in Britain's electoral system.
Seats, one at a general election are not shared out between the
parties proportionally, nationwide. That's what the
referendum was trying to do because they're trying to
Europeanized the great UK. Instead of each one of the 650
constituencies each. Each one is self contained, meaning any vote
not used to win a seat is in effect a wasted vote. In 2010,
over 900,000 people voted for the populous UK independent
party at the general election. They needed to have bothered UK
didn't win a single seat in the house of commons. The Liberal
Democrats, the best known loser from this majoritarian system,
joined the conservatives in a coalition government after the
2010 election, but over 5.5 million of his 6.8 million votes
made no contribution to its 57 seats. Under a proportional
system, its votes would have translated to 150 seats. At the
2015 election, the Scottish National Party became the first
minor party to win a number of seats in Westminster that
outweigh its share of the popular vote. So this was
something that we never even discussed, which is that the
first referendum was about changing the whole voting
parliamentary voting system in the UK, we completely missed
that. And it was rejected. So it was rejected. So nobody paid
much attention to it. And you ended up with the second
referendum, which was the Brexit vote was got voted in. And I
think a large part people thought there was not going to
get voted was because of the first referendum that got voted
out. And so now you have this situation in England where
they're going to actually do this we well,
it's eerily quiet. We must laugh. We'll see. We'll see how
far Morris really white
stuff that was interesting, interesting. And this guy goes
on to emphasize this populist thing that's going on, he points
it out all over the world. And, you know, as being rejected by
the globalists because globalists are not populists,
and they don't like the idea because who needs the hoi polloi
telling people what to do and that brought up another point he
may wish is the wisdom of crowds he says the wisdom wisdom across
this is funny to me this because
this is an established theory is not the wisdom of the Silicon
Valley
thing God came out years Yes, I remember this some of crowds
Wisdom of Crowds wrote that one of the Silicon Valley hacks one
of our local boys I think I know who wrote it, but I can't think
of his offhand I mean, they write a lot of these books. And
so this came out and this was talking about networking and how
the world is going to change because of the internet and JoJo
networks.
Sure wiki James Sarah wiki,
maybe I don't know him then I was wrong. But the wisdom of
crowds was the basis of a lot of the thinking around here that
slowly devolved into globalist thinking and the wisdom of
crowds. The whole idea which was very popular a few years back
was shoved to the curb, because the Wisdom of Crowds is Trump.
Listen to this. This is from the Amazon review page August
16 2005. In this fascinating book, New Yorker business
columnist, I don't know that's not really a Silicon Valley guy
but James Stewart wiki
okay, I was wrong about who wrote it but it was super
popular.
I remember I remember explores a deceptive Ever. In fact, it was
this came out. And I think we were raising money at the time.
And I'm sure that one of the Kleiner Perkins guys was talking
about or handing him out. James rookie explores a deceptively
simple idea. large groups of people are smarter than an elite
few no matter how brilliant better at solving problems,
fostering innovation, coming to wise decisions, even predicting
the future, with boundless irritation, erudition, and, in
delightful clear, delightfully clear prose, to your wiki ranges
across fields as diverse as popular culture that blah, blah,
blah, blah, blah. To show how this simple idea offers
important lessons for how we live our lives, select our
leaders run our companies and think about our world. QA should
we should read that one again,
I believe we should, because I think it has a lot to do with
what's going on. i By the way, the little aside, you made there
were one of the guys that Kleiner was handing his books
out, there's a there's a very popular habit that you run into
in the bay and one in the Bay Area in general budget in the
tech circles, where these guys, I knew two guys who would do
this, they find a book that they read and they liked. And they
would buy a box of them. Keep the box of books in their trunk.
And if you ran into him in some situations, Hey, come on, I
gotta get you to give you the book, give you a book.
And you say, you know which one the one that I that pops to
mind, the monk and the book. Then look in the book. Yeah,
this was who was the guy at Kleiner Perkins, who came from
TiVo. And he was kind of like the entrepreneur in residence,
even though he was with a, you know, a failed. Oh, man was that
guy's name?
I can't think of the TiVo guys. I know some of the investors but
I would do Kleiner Perkins, TiVo guy. Anyway, keep going. And
I'll find it
being it. Well, they anyway, so the idea was that you'd get a
Buy Box of these books, and you'd do the author affair
because you bought a box of books, right? And then you would
hand them out to everybody that you know, thought might read the
book. And I always thought it was kind of, yeah, kind of
canned. And
if you recall, there was quite a period around 2000 I'm gonna say
schools Eight, seven to nine. When Silicon Valley guys were
handing out copies of Atlas Shrugged. It was been
this drug was a very popular book amongst a certain group of
people in Silicon Valley. It wasn't Tim Draper handing them
out. I don't know what Tim Draper was handing out but just
wouldn't surprise me the point. The point is, is that for some
reason, and I don't even know when this happened, because it
kind of caught me off guard and I shouldn't have figured this
out and I still haven't to switch from the libertarian. It
was always very, like Republican style libertarians, which was
most of the Silicon Valley folks if not just straight up
Republicans switched to Democrat globalists. Yes, just almost
like overnight overnight on a dime and overnight. I don't
know. I don't know when this what the dime was. I mean, but
all of a sudden, everybody in the valley is a Hillary
supporting Democrat hoping for no borders.
Yeah
it's quite it's quite a stretch from the labors quite a stretch
from the Atlas Shrugged days over the open borders. Well,
while we're on it, we're types of topics a little green New
Deal news.
First of all,
Pacific Gas and Electric is now all in on micro grids as
predicted. They're looking to set up a 20 micro grids. They're
taking bidders already. See we missed it. I knew it I knew I
knew I knew will be a great way to make money exit strategy, and
already we're too late. Pacific Gas and Electric said that micro
grids are expected to keep the power flowing to 1000s If not
10s of 1000s of customers per substation during a power shut
off. The utility hopes to cut the number of customers that
lose power by nearly 1/3 micro grids baby that's where it's all
at Greta. Now apparently we made some mistake. You made a mistake
to be quite fair about it. German Rail has been scolded for
their tweet that to Greta saying, hey, you know you had a
first class ticket. being scolded for apparently releasing
her personal information that they had, of course in their
database, so it's a violation of the globe do wrong? Oh, no, no,
you didn't really do anything wrong. But you said that Greta
got in trouble because the German she she was sitting on
the floor with the with the luggage and she tweeted oh the
trains are overcrowded. I'm I have to sit here next to the
luggage. Then German Rail Deutsche Bahn said hey Greta,
thank you for traveling. It would have been nice if you'd
acknowledged how well and competently our team treated you
in in your first class seat. And they were excoriated for
violating the general data protection rules, of course,
because, you know, they knew that she had a first class seat
because it's in their database they use that publicly is a
violation to one of those trains that she was traveling on that
was taken out of service and she did for a little bit have to
actually ride or she didn't have to, but it made sense. It was
overcrowded, so she rode next to the luggage. So the bottom line,
Greta still rules, German Rail assholes. In fact, here's the
headline Deutsche Bahn in trouble with Berlin authorities
after exposing Greta Thun Berg. But here's the news. This
spontaneous climate protester Greta toon Bedi is very
spontaneous actions that she's undertaken for several years
with her. With her climate strike her Friday strikes will
now be the subject of a documentary. Apparently, someone
followed her from the beginning of her journey by coincidence.
And Hulu is the team behind it.
Following Greta Thun Berg from her early school strike in
Stockholm all the way to the parliaments and massive
international protests she's been involved in and that's
fine. I mean, how how good are you if just you have all the
people you think no, I think she may be something we just have a
camera rolling on her just in case isn't that amazing?
That is disgusting.
She is a beautiful icon. It's abusive what they're doing to
her but this was solely abusive
but likely well you now she's kind of autistic she was maybe
she won't it won't affect her negatively.
Yeah, but this is a scam. This is a setup. This is not any
little scam.
The whole thing was a scam. And why is everyone to worship me at
the altar of a kid? Yeah. So I get by ideology. I mean, this
idolatry is ridiculous. This is one of the seven of the 12
commandments. 10 commandments. They used to be 1210
commandments, so that the violation
Excuse me, did you say that used to be 12 commandments.
Just said as a joke. I'm thinking that the movie should
have been 12 commandments, we can come over to more.
Thou shalt donate. I got a lot of feedback. I think we both
actually wrong some of them about millennials being slack
ified in the workplace. And the
sad that my millennial list is, is going on. I've got people
calling or writing me to divert Jonathan warwick.org, about
characteristics of millennials and I met putting together a
list of the various characteristics like I know some
are arguable. I think for example, bone broth comes to
mind.
Yeah, we did that one already.
Well, bone broth was a medicine the last craft beer. Oh yet Dr.
Brandt, Bronner, castile soap.
Well, but I'm talking about behavior. These are these are
just a list of stuffs.
Yes, stuffs and behaviors or behaviors you're on. You're
dropping keys. I got that on here as a behavior.
Okay. I would add to that speed listening.
Ah, yeah, good one.
And we got to actually a note from producer Roman. And he said
when you first condemned listening to the show at faster
than one one times, I was amused at your indignation at this, in
part because I listened to Ben Shapiro at two times speed, and
oh my god, I have to slow down and replay when he's making
intricate and complex philosophical assertions. The
same, by the way with Canada Navy and Peterson. And he goes
on to say in the book, the mission, the men and me by Pete
Blaber. It's described by an army psychologist that the brain
goes three through three phases, saturation, incubation and
illumination when learning something new. So I'm now
beginning to wonder our producer Roman says, If always listening
to something and listening at greater than one time, speed
puts the mind in an unnaturally extended phase of saturation and
actually inhibits the transition to incubation and illumination,
thereby retarding are over ability to learn.
Wow, that's That's an interesting idea.
He says my observations are only my own. But I can't help but
think that speed listening brings consequences like lack of
patience when people speak slowly.
Or normally or take
their time getting to the point. As an antidote, I've started
doing intermittent fasting, have the audio variety, intentionally
not listen to something while commuting or doing chores
chores. At first, I felt like I was going to scream. But once I
calmed down, I can actually engage in the passive thinking
essential to mental incubation. That is pretty deep. And I think
we might have a couple of the people out there who know more
about it. But for sure, the I have observed people getting
irritated. It's taking you too long to get to your point. What
do you want? I mean, I even do that sometimes with you. But
I've seen this. I've seen I've witnessed this, and that you if
you oversaturate, you may not be able to learn anything. You just
cram and shit in is like eating a hot dog eating contest.
perfect analogy and proper use of the word analogy by me,
dynamite. Then on the slack of vacation stuff, a lot of
agreement, people thought they were reminding us but I think we
kind of made it clear that there is an a social networking
element to receiving notifications on your phone. And
slack is a notification based system. And it's not like email
where you can just leave it there. Let it you know, let it
brew for a little bit in its own sauce. Now, in fact, I think
with Slack, you can even see if everybody's read the message or
if you read the message specifically, if it's not
surfaced publicly, I'm sure it's you know, if you create the
room, you may have that capability. But it is keeping
the millennial workforce at a very unhealthy work life
balance. Lots of people agree with that. Man,
I talked to JC and you're right. His company uses it. He uses it
and he's a manager. And so I brought all this up.
And what's the report?
You're full of crap is it's kind of the report. He says I'm full
of crap. I think so. He didn't say it outright, but I'm kind of
embellishing. Well, he says is it's the only way.
I met you okay.
Now they may little, my little Scarlet device fell on the
floor. Still working.
Don't touch it. Yeah.
He says it's the only way if you're going to set up shop and
do a lot of letting a lot of people work at home is the only
system that works. He also said he says it works well. And
although he gets being delayed pinged being he thinks is he
thinks is not necessarily a great system, there's nothing
like it. So there's no substitute, you can't just swap
it out. And he says there are and we I talked about the add
ons that you were moaning about, which I was in agreement with
about the stars and the stupid crap. He says, never heard of
that plug in. He's said there are 10s of 1000s of plugins for
this. And you can customize it any way you want. He never heard
of that one. So he wasn't as negative.
Oh, and but also that he's a manager so he's, he's clearly
not your run of the mill, millennial manager. He's grown
up in a different household, maybe he understands a little
bit better what work life balance is. But this in general,
this came through as a major complaint. Truly the the nature
of it being text message like oriented, the communication,
really only in text, people doing reviews, you know, yes,
there's, there's 10,000 Different that's one of the
beautiful things about Slack is you can put in any plugins,
another one that is very big is GIFs. So you can it ties into
Jiffy or whatever else. So people just have entire channels
full of gifs you know, complaining about their day. But
also a lot of it is the millennial mindset and I thought
the note from John Horner kilo golf five Zulu Foxtrot alpha.
That was a good one, it may be a good way to go for people. You
can use this Adam It's not just slack though it's eerily similar
to a social network because SEO it sucks a millennial engagement
outside of business hours, but the ubiquitous connectedness of
modern society, I make it a point to leave my work laptop at
work when I leave for the day, and to not respond to work
related text messages when I'm not at work. This Garner's some
cross looks from My co workers and supervisor and some vague
mutterings about not being ready for an operations management
position with that attitude. This is the problem you run
into. But I reply to this as follows. Dude, I spent 24 hours
a day, seven days a week on duty for a year when I was deployed
and lives were on the line, ain't no lives on the line here.
Which I think if you're, if you're a veteran is a great way
to go. Like, you know, it's really not as important as you
think it is. I've witnessed important.
Well, this is the reason that I used to condemn people who were
just bozos in the pre BlackBerry era. And then the Blackberry, we
call in the smart, which will be called Crackberry. If you
recall, yes, the crack barrier, and then the smartphone, which
is or serped, the Crackberry. And before that, there was the
pager and my thing, and I say to people with a smartphone, why
are you picking up all these messages? You're not a surgeon
on call? Am I you want to call and you have to rush to the
hospital? What is it that you're doing that is so important?
Well, it's a sickness. And he continues, my supervisor will
also stop speaking mid sentence to reply to a text message. And
he's on the boomer Gen X cusp. This problem, again, the OTG
lifestyle calls for a phone that is just stupid and does nothing
really well. And then
I think as you know, I'm an OTG kind of guy,
I know you are. And there was a disappointing note that I got
from producer Jacob Adam, I was a $5 month donor would have
chosen to suspend my donation to the show for a few months. I
want to let you know why. So you could at least get input
feedback, constructive criticism on why this donation albeit
small, has been suspended. Now I take I take note of people who
do this, who will not just say I have an issue I want to address,
but I'm not donating. I don't understand why people do that.
But okay. And here was the egregious reason that the
donation has stopped from this producer. Your recent comments
on the Sunday show towards the end about the ring spy device
was agreeable, until you blasted educators who should be teaching
password security and other important technology issues so
they can be responsible digital citizens. I've found this
pattern of being critical of education worrisome because you
and especially John, note, you didn't copy John, paint a very
broad brush when it comes to educators and what they are
teaching kids. Full disclosure. Of course, I'm an educator
technology grades K eight. And despite what you would have your
listeners and producers believe I do more things than gender
studies.
So Well, that was aimed at me that one
yeah. But apparently, I think we even said there should be a tech
technology class tech 101. And apparently this educator has it
technology class. And we were not bitching about technology
classes. But okay. Here's what our technology class focuses on
a variety of topics you may find interesting, such as password
creation, ways that can be memorable for the user, but not
easily guessed, very good. Phishing emails, how to
recognize them what to do when you receive them, how to detect
bias in electronic resources, ethical issues as they relate to
computers and networks. I'm looking at you ring nest Fitbit
at all. And we've worked through the first few chapters of
automate the boring stuff after I heard you recommend it and
enjoyed it. You're welcome. I'm certainly no coder. But the
principles it teaches early on are certainly fundamental and
understanding computer science. And just some honest feedback
from a producer that provides a little bit of financial support.
I mean, I love everything about this note, Jacob, except that
you said I'm not going to donate because you were insulted by
something I said, which we actually agree with what you're
doing. So I'll just leave that outsider.
Weird. What he's saying then is that nobody teaches Gender
Studies.
I think this class technology class, I have never heard of it.
This is the first time we're hearing it. I'd like to know how
many schools have technology class. I'd like to know the
curriculum, and you're welcome, Jacob. I'm happy that my book
recommendation could help you in the class.
Just make up to you now. He should be coming in as an
Associate Executive Producer for that book alone. Anyway, messes
my thoughts.
I'm gonna show my school by donating to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd
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Do you recall when Pelosi did that speech and what Bill it was
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Oh
no, it was it. Obamacare. Nope. I don't what was it?
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Because seriously, I mean, you really need to thank me my man
All right, let's I do have a couple of things I want to make
sure i i play before we leave. And the first one is from the
OTG category no surprise, but just want you slaves to be
aware. That face bag is tracking you all the way to the store and
back.
If you're hitting the mall this weekend to holiday shop,
Facebook may be tracking your purchases reports that the
social media platform with help from retail partners is
monitoring what users are buying not just online but in brick and
mortar stores too.
It lets businesses send information about what you
purchased.
According to Business Insider retailers are teaming up with
the social media giant, offering Facebook personal information in
order to create targeted ads, retail companies sending names,
phone numbers, email addresses, and more along with what
products people purchase. Facebook then using this
information to identify the user in his database to target them
with that business's ads.
The main way that Facebook makes money is by selling ads. And the
reason that it's able to really dominate the online ad industry
is because it controls so much personal information and data
about its users Facebook
confirming the practice saying retailers are able to reach
their customers with ads on Facebook by sharing offline
events like an in store purchase, saying this is
standard for the industry. When asked stores like Macy's praised
the collaboration as a way to fuel our growth. But Facebook
says you can limit how much of your information is shared with
them. Go to privacy settings. From there you can customize
what kind of ads you're shown and how you're spending.
Okay, now we don't need the art people know how to do that. But
finally people are catching on and I love the little reports
with all the special cyber effects it makes it so more
believable. Don't you think? It's like sounds efficient?
You threw that in? Well, no
no they do their own this is this is mine. But they know they
just do that gratuitously you know whenever brother Yeah.
One last clip by the way before you
Why is it clip because I got a dreary one. Yes,
it is.
Let me do my my last dreary one. I've been trying to play this
for two weeks because it is important that people realize
the laws are changing. When I comes to schools and kids and
vaccines students born
on or after January 1 2009, will be required to get vaccinated
against human papilloma virus when going into seventh grade in
the bills sponsored by Senator Brad Hoylman. The bills
highlight American Cancer Society stats suggesting that
four out of every five people will get HPV in their lifetime,
and that the STI contributes to 10s of 1000s of cancer
diagnoses. Every year. Parents on social media and a state
legislature website are strongly opposed to the bills saying that
the vaccine was harmful for their children. The law would
require students to get vaccinated by September 2021.
And this is not stopping at school hospitals are now today
already requiring people even if you're in an administrative job.
They require it some hospitals are now requiring anybody who
works in the hospital to get the HPV vaccine, which I find a
fascinating thought,
or there's some great marketing going on with this stuff.
I mean, this is a you you don't get it from the air. You have
it's a sexually transmitted disease. And so they expect you
to be horsing around on the job at the hospital. I don't know
exactly what the deal is. But having any government official
forcing you to inject you or your children with anything
warrants a little bit of thought.
And we'll leave it was good. Yeah, well, this is your beat.
Yeah, I keep my eye on it. But I find it incredibly disturbing.
The the forcing kit, I mean, measles, okay, I can see where
you're coming from flu shot maybe.
But HPV Well, there's ways around the flu shot you can get
Dave to teach you follow the Tamiflu is very good remedy.
Yeah, but they're requiring that requiring the shot and requiring
proof that you got it from an approved administrator. So it's
going to be a problem. Is there a lot of people who I mean,
again, for measles, okay, I can see where you're coming from. I
don't think it's necessary, but that's up to you if your school
wants to do that flu shot. Similar. I have not seen the
benefit. But HPV you're going to require this at the school. You
can't get HPV from just being around kids. Will
they declaim? This is the thing that gets me about that report.
To claim the claim. I would like to see this documented that four
out of five people will all get HPV Yeah, I'd like to see that
too. I would like to see some documentation and I see some
proof I don't believe that number. I think that's a lie.
And if anything we've seen a lot of stories shortly when Gardasil
was in their marketing hay day when they were hanging
promotional items on every college door every college room
door handle in schools you know that I lost my train of thought
I'm sorry my brain
just want to say that it was there's lots of proof that is a
very damaging, yes. Yes. damaging for
for young young women. Absolutely. But okay, I just
find the that requirements for school out of order that is your
right it's marketing is nothing else. There's no need for that.
Good marketing will
flood the market and yes, they spiking the ball. We love our
marketers. All right now. Here we go. My last clip I have
listed as anything funny. Well actually, before I put my last
let me play my odd measles story since it kind of hooks in with
what you just played.
Okay, well, we like an odd measles story. Let's see what it
is
more than 140,000 people around the world died from measles last
year. And it's the surge in the number of cases of the
preventable disease partially caused by misinformation about
vaccines. The vast majority of the victims were children under
the age of five. The new figures come as the Pacific island
nation of Samoa has arrested an anti vaccination campaigner
amidst a massive outbreak of measles that's already killed
over 60 people, mostly young children.
Hmm 140,000 dead from measles last year. I would like to see
that documented
I always find it interesting that it's the same people who
say we have to have all these vaccines to save people. The
same people are saying that we our population is out of
control. Make up your mind.
Well that's the idea. Well, there's
an irony make up your mind please. Nature is taking care of
business but oh no.
Well, you might have to make some money in the process. So I
Okay, my last Miss Universe clip we didn't get to it. No. Okay.
This is the upbeat the exit very upbeat because it's so fun. This
is the winner and the winners Last question. And this is the
question about global climate change that Steve Harvey rolled
his eyes when he asked a question. And Miss South Africa
answered the question as good as she could. And she wins the
competition, because she's all in
South Africa. This last one is for you. Here's your question.
Are leaders up to date doing enough to protect future
generations from climate change? If not, what more should they be
doing?
Do you think that the future leaders could do a little bit
more, but however, I feel like we as individuals, our thoughts
can also play a part in making the climate the way it should be
in the future. I mean, we have children protesting for climate
and I feel like as adults was a joint as well, we should have
corporations join as well. And the government should take it
seriously. I mean, from sixth grade, I've been learning that
the climate is deteriorating, and the planet is dying, and it
is up to us. Thank you.
Planets dying? Yes, it is.
It's and everyone's like, whoa, excellent. Well done.
Now we're going out of orbit, what's the deal?
Going out orbit? Well, we've deconstructed it again for you
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of years we celebrate and still no exit strategy in sight. You
know, we're we're destined to do this until the end of our day.
Very special for podcasters.
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joke is not that funny, just like this. Can't wait to meet
you all for episode 1200 of the show you produced
in the morning never goes away. It goes Zephyr right on. They
should get very, very nervous.
I would think that that would be worrisome to any White House on
the broadcast. It says where my dogs at? No, it doesn't say
that. But what it does say any collusion
Trump Tower Moscow wasn't some tiddlywinks deal that facts
matter. Question about whether or not dangling a partner can
actually qualify as a form of obstruction of justice.
Solution,
yes or no, John?
Absolutely. Yes. Nancy ABS salutely Yes.
Donald Trump is talking to Michael Cohen about reaching out
to the Russian government.
Where are you? Look, I watch Rachel Maddow and get it. I
know, there are a lot of Russians and Russian people in
emails but like, no, wait, there's more neocon job 100% of
any ongoing probe of potential collusion with Russia very clear
that they want to send a clear message we've got all our
experts back for this. Hello, John Claude. Did you just give
up on me
okay, I'm going to stop for a second
such as me jerking off all by myself you don't feed an
electron
he won't lead me into my house I can't unlock the door at the end
of the day I remember when I used to power the TV
icon charge my phone I can't call you on Sky
I used to drive a Prius I traded for my Tesla but the batteries
they're not charged anymore and the garage door won't work
anymore bought me well I learned from Enron and I learned from
Bill is okay,
so give me the I'm recording now. So tell me what's
happening. And you have no wind or solar at your disposal you
won't charge my Tesla don't bring me turbine not going to be
producing TV.
All right. Good. I'll figure out how
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