Will it cook the gophers? Adam curry Jhansi Devora
Thursday December 26 2019 This is your award winning keep my
nation media assassination episode 12 102 This
is no agenda celebrating
Boxing Day and broadcasting live from opportunity's own 33 Here
in the frontier of Austin, Texas capital of the drone Star State
in the morning everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where we're expecting a big
match on today's Boxing Day. Who's fighting anyway? I'm John
Cena
and buzzkill
match Oh, I get a boxing day okay.
Took me realize that until just about five or six years ago
that's what I thought it was about I never got it. That's
not true. Because we've been doing the show since I lived in
the UK and you knew exactly what Boxing Day was.
I don't know what then it was just before then.
Well, I'm glad you're up to speed on that. Yes, it's Boxing
Day.
So why is it called Boxing Day because they put stuff in boxes.
Yeah,
you give each other boxes. Why why why go and alienate our UK
producers.
Well, they didn't picked up on Boxing Day in Canada. They use
that Boxing Day of daring now worth thinking about?
Oh, I bet it's gonna be a millennial thing. Boxing Day you
watch you can you can you can just put money on it.
I always thought you know when I think originally I thought I was
some Australian thing because that's what was in the UK and
had to do as kangaroos
boxing.
I always visualize the cat couple of kangaroos with boxing
gloves on. Okay, I'm boxing day. Well,
I'm glad that you've been put straight. But again, I think
it's a fine millennial trait. That's how it will be brought in
boxing day. Oh, yes. We have friends giving and Boxing Day we
don't celebrate Christmas. We celebrate Boxing Day. Don't you
see? That's how I said it that way celebrates
boxing. We celebrate Boxing Day Christmas is pre Boxing Day.
I wrote down a couple of millennial things for you while
while I was traveling just just to well, that two important ones
spoke out me and now it's this is this is gonna be a published
list or what is it going to be
published on Twitter?
Wow, that guarantees no one will read it. And okay, so maybe
maybe I'll put a web page I'll put up a a WordPress page.
So I just have to, but I think they're important. By
the way, we're getting a lot of these and a lot of people, most
of the ones that get which is kind of along your lines of
thinking most of the ones I've been getting are what do you
call it? It's the way people act. It's as opposed to like
things like mine is like things. Okay, craft beer and Dr. Bronner
kind of thing. Well, so most people are mostly about how
people act. Okay,
so gender reveal parties is a thing. It's not It's an act, and
it's a thing. Yeah, so I think you should put that on. But I
have I have an I have one that I've been noticing more often.
And it is an act. But it's a thing, by
the way, by the way. Yes. I think the gender reveal party
where the woman pooped our farted out a big blue cloud. I
think that should have killed it.
Gee, I must have missed that viral video. Make sure you tag
me in it next time it comes around. I have not seen that
one.
too gross.
Here's something that I'm seeing very frequently. And it's just
wrong. And I'm not sure why it's happening. Well, it must be lack
of education. You see this in emails, you see it in tweets,
you see it in text messages, putting the dollar sign after
the amount instead of in front of the amount?
Hello, yeah, I'm writing it down. So
you never know, you might have fallen over backwards from this
revelation. So instead, we're seeing this Oh, so instead of
dollar sign like 50 for $50 It'll be 50 and then dollar sign
and watch because it makes more sense. You think about you say
$50. So you'd be $50 as opposed to in the old way, which is
putting $1 sign and then 50 You say $50 But it's out of order.
Yeah. If you think about it, yes,
I understand. But it's it's it's not common, and I've seen this a
lot. Another thing I see a lot.
Otherwise it says like reading it's just
another thing is that we talked about this people driving
without their headlights.
This is happening Remember that smart
increasing? It's because they don't know. It's I think because
everyone's used to automatic headlights. So just on that I've
been driving a lot at dusk for some reason or maybe just
getting darker earlier here in Austin. And I just must be every
time I go three four cars driving with no lights on, and
they don't even know it.
Obviously, I don't know of you. Oh, well that's it's an
automation most millennial things on this list should be
overt not just dumb. These guys fell into well, anyway, you
know, a lot of millennials are falling into hold. Listen,
I I feel the plight of the millennials. They've been slack
ified there's a lot going on in their lives. And so we're just
we're just making light of a few things we have we have nothing
against millennials. Obviously I
get the list long enough. I'll be older when I bring it up at
the dinner table. It'll build feel to add a few extra items.
All right now before we do anything else, I feel a
rainstick is an order for Australia. Sir Chris Wilson's
down there. He he actually requested it burn it up. So they
need some rainstick action. We haven't done it in quite a
while. I think this is for New South Wales,
everybody other than Australia, especially back you should turn
off their speakers for the next 20 seconds. Yes, because
it's gonna hurt you real bad. And we know that it'll it'll, in
about three or four days. It'll be raining cats and dogs in
Austin. But that is the plight of the rainstick. So we give two
full shakes for New South Wales. Yeah. Okay, here we go. New
South Wales.
Excellent.
Excellent. Excellent. I hope it gets better there.
too. I do have some tales of travels since the keeper in
the travel one of the highlights of the no agenda show short.
Since we went to New York Friday, we left the Soviet
Thursday of the show then Friday. What a dream to travel
without the studio for once. Thank you, everybody, for
allowing us to run a special John storytime on Sunday. So we
did not produce something live on the day itself. And thank
you, David orchid, of course, we're producing that our
executive producer for the show, which also puts me a bit out of
rhythm. I don't know if you notice that this morning. But
you know, not doing that Sunday show I was a little off. I don't
know if they'll be like happy. It's all great.
Mainly because they didn't have to do Tuesdays Horowitz either.
He's on sabbatical for the next two shows. Okay, so I was just
free to lounge around.
So we had to TSA experiences and I noticed something right off
the bat as we departed from Austin. Now we had pre check, I
have no reason to have pre check. I've no longer qualify
whenever I travel with the team, the keeper who also has no pre
check privileges, we always get pre check. So that was a breeze.
We flew right through not a problem. And if you go through
the precheck line, it's always noticeable that you can keep
your shoes on you don't have to take your laptop out of your bag
and mining my training. Well my boots, know whenever I go
through a non precheck magnetometer that's the metal
detector, they go off I mean, there's always something in the
boots that will go off and they did not go off. So I presume
that they've detuned the precheck magnetometer just so
that it doesn't respond to it for instance stuff in in boots,
or maybe a bracelet that you may still have on or even a belt.
And this was accentuated on the way back, which was a very
interesting trip, we flew back on the 24th of the Christmas
Eve, Jet Blue from JFK, there was a line the must have been
500 People in the line. But it was moving. And what we did is
we went through that damn dog thing again, which I identified
on my my the trip before last when I came back from from
Europe, where they send you through the you know the gerbil
lines and all of a sudden you come to a little open square
space. And then you line up to two people at a time may not be
the person you're traveling with you shut up slave you sit next
to him, okay, and walk when we tell you and then he's supposed
to walk slowly across this open square and then they walk the
dog around you. So they're doing this dog thing again.
I have never seen this ever a second
time for me second time. Now of course the dog that never looks
at me. I don't know what he's looking for. And then and then
we got to the to the security lines and they had a lot of them
open must have been eight or nine of them. And every single
one of them. You could keep your shoes on. Your laptop could stay
in your bag. They had detuned all of them. Nothing went off.
They want to move it well. I got to report this morning from a
whistleblower at the TSA.
More than 40 million US airline passengers They are expected to
go through airport security checkpoints this holiday. But
this TSA security director says you may not be as safe as you
think
what they're doing is injecting danger into the system.
Jay Brainard is the top TSA official in his state and has
been with the agency for 17 years. All right, he says TSA is
cutting corners on the screening process to shorten wait times.
One example TSA reduced the sensitivity on all walk through
metal detectors at airports across America.
They're reducing the concentration of metal that it
would take to set off that alarm so that you can speed up lines
and have fewer pat downs. How do you know that's why they did it
because there's a memo out that supports it.
This TSA memo shows the order came in 2013, quote, changing
all walk through metal detector settings in all lanes to the TSA
PreCheck setting to normalize the passenger experience.
Brainard says the practice continues today and he worries
bomb making components could go undetected,
you could have a 30 minute wait time, and they treat it like
it's a national emergency. That is such an unhealthy obsession
of plating placing speed over security.
Brainerd says that obsession also led the TSA to disable
technology on X ray machines, that screen carry on bags and
precheck lanes. This internal memo states as of last month,
those x ray machines should be operated without the auto
detection algorithm enabled.
Why don't they just let us walk through at this point? If you
wait a minute, yeah, this guy's a dick for revealing this. You
had a nice experience where any claims blown up? No, no. But now
with the more likely likelihood is something like this would
happen if he hadn't said anything.
The whole report is worth listening to. It's about five
minutes. It's in the show notes under a shut up slave. You can
find it there. Oh, yeah. And there's a lot more to
this guy's a. And by the way, most of those things, yes, yes,
you can turn them up and down is through a magnetometer you can
make a more or less sensitive. Generally speaking, they're set
to the point where it won't detect a belt buckle. Right. So
what?
Yeah, well, that's to move people through. But it has
nothing to do with safety moving
people through. That's the thing they have to do once in a while,
right. But it has nothing to do with safety. This is just the
theater parts just
well we know that I know. There's no reason to talk about
it. Like this is ridiculous. I feel like this guy just thinks
he's doing somebody a favor, because he's all in Oh,
terrorists are everywhere. Well, you gotta bust him on this
creep.
For God. He's just trying to do his job
guys an idiot. Okay.
New York is
by the way before I just as a size is just talking about that.
So I dropped a kid's a JC and I'm sorry about JC but j and
Nick at the airport. So they go up and they're going to spend
there spent a couple of days with Nick's parents up in
Washington. So it was my people should take notes of this. You
should take notes on these things. Monday, they flew out. I
drove to the Oakland Airport. The place was desolate. Pa.
There was nobody there. Right? I got there two hours early
because oh my god, you know, blah, blah, blah. I drive in
Terminal One. There was not one car even parked on the curb. And
in terminal two, there was a few cars but it was by one half what
it normally is in southwest. And they said that the TSA line was
non existent. So Monday, that was Friday, meanwhile, was a
nightmare. I'll bet before the weekend. But then Monday was
nothing so people take note there are these moments. And
I've flown on him. Where you go to the airport is nobody there.
Right? Well, we had it was pretty busy. Both sides. But New
York was insane. And there's nothing wrong with the economy.
If you look at New York, of course, it's no one from New
York who's in there. We we now we stayed in Soho. I think I
told you about the app that the former New York banker turned me
on to the hotel tonight.
You have not told me about this little secret.
Oh, okay. Hotel Tonight, which isn't it's a website or an app.
It's it's kind of like an overstock only it's for
douchebags like the former New York Bankers. So you get to get
swanky swanky rooms, we got the was it the 60 Soho for a little
over 200 bucks a night it was I mean, that's it. That's half the
price of what those rooms cost. So that was fantastic. Then
yeah, it was a fun hotel, and a little boutique key but at least
we were out of the Midtown area. It was just hurting people like
just like, like sheep everywhere and you know, Okay, walk past
that display. Walk past that Fifth Avenue. You Can't even if
you want it to be you can't move in or out of it you just have to
go with the flow it was completely completely
overcrowded and then downtown in the village it's really quaint
and there's all you see is restaurants and stores to buy
stuff. There's no infrastructure there's no you know, I didn't
see a laundromat I didn't see any of the things you even
grocery stores are very few and far between. So I conclude that
there's you know, this must be just mainly Asian NYU students
who are hanging around who live there because there's no
beginning of the end it really is there's nothing to live and
although Wow, we took a look at the Hudson Yards I had not seen
any of these west side projects with the buildings it's just
insane what's being built with no one in them Russian own no
one wants him no one can afford the taxes I don't know how it's
gonna work out except for the tourism that what works really
well the tourism
well, they went to a New York City into a tourist haven there
goes there for Wait 1-234-567-8910 Whoa,
economy is doing great. Oh my god. Back Back to New York
people liked his EFA report. But yeah, of course value what the
economy's doing Yes. And New York if they want to turn New
York into nothing more than to just a tourist attraction where
people can point it to tall buildings and go wow, then they
have they got it made but if there's no grocery stores and
all the little things you need to do to sustain a actual living
public it's not Yeah,
I don't think I don't think there's any way to sustain a
normal living public it's just not there. And you know, and a
line of people who are still standing in line for crow nuts
and what is wrong with people
standing in line for crow nuts yeah,
there's a whole line and every single day was right by the
hotel what are they standing in line for for Crona to God for
the half an hour for a croissant donut cross like okay, now not
as many dogs as I'd expected although the air the airport
there were quite a few dogs when we arrived but in the city
itself in general not that many dogs are very noticeable amongst
the women in New York particularly the younger women
all of them well not all but a huge majority have enormous fake
eyelashes and at the keeper and I we attribute this it has to be
something with Instagram that this is happening but I mean the
eyelashes the millennial yes oh yes young women the eyes on the
list. Yes, the eyelashes the young women are wearing our I
mean they're like Betty Boop they bat their eyes and my hair
flies all over the place. It's noticeable. I thought that was
interesting. Let's see what else do we have? Oh, yes. So we have
stalls you know, there's always little stalls around Central
Park or just anywhere that people can set stuff up by the
way plenty of counterfeit China stuff. Counterfeit Gucci Chanel
that's just going on that never stopped. I thought that was
supposed to end. Oh, yeah. The end Oh, no, no, no. And this is
not just Canal Street. It's everywhere. I got the little rug
boom, they got everything in there and they're out in the
open no one's hassling them and I so I guess that's still okay.
So
much for copyright and enforce Exactly.
Once we got that cash Oh, yes. So there are stalls peppered
throughout New York. Eve where there was Washington. Was it to
Washington Square Park? I think Central Park anyway. stands with
Trump hate buttons. filled, filled Trump. Yeah, there's just
just a haters gotta hate a whole stand of resist. Of F Trump just
get and it's organized. You know, these aren't just single
guys. There's
somebody in New York's got to send me some photos of this.
Yeah, now it's everywhere. But anyone around Columbus Circle
can can take some I think I got one picture, but we need to have
multiple I agree. I should have done that. Actually.
We should have Yes.
Let me see what else was there that was was interesting. Yeah,
well, the cash is a problem. You know, they're trying to move to
two non cash systems. And we went to see Moulin Rouge on
Broadway. And in the foyer a like Oh, grab a drink is a guy
standing there with a little stand and order to drink And I
said what do you want cash or cards now card is easy. Okay, so
give him the card. And at first at first he has to go to a
wireless terminal, he has to clickety click press some
buttons, then he has to get the terminal. The portable card
reader terminal has to type in the amount that didn't
communicate. Then he sticks the carton pulls it out. And then I
have to sign the piece of paper. Like when is this? That easy?
Exactly. I'm like Why? Why didn't we just do cash? Yeah,
well, I don't really have a lot of change. And it was just one
of those minor too. And then Moulin Rouge which I had not
seen the movie and apparently the the theatrical production
has been updated with the songs and if you've ever seen it,
John, but it's it's quite it's cleverly done. I enjoyed it very
much. They have an intermission. And the minute the intermission
hits so the lights go down. Actors are off stage. lights
come up. Everybody jumps up, taking selfies running down to
the stage. Oh, look at that. And it's like oh, it was it was
bizarre just selfie after selfie like oh my god, you have nothing
better to do but that discuss the peace with your seat and
with your your neighbor. What?
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, we got it. That would take analysis
selfies are better. Yeah. Besides, you can post them on
Instagram to show off that you're at the play and nobody
else. That's the point. That's the point. You keep me Look at
me. I'm at the play. I do play and you're not food wise.
Two experiences. One I was very surprised to find Fuad gras on
the menu, which I immediately ordered. And I devoured I said,
How can this be? Is this not outlawed in your city in your
state? And which I was informed it goes into effect 2021 So if
you want your for Agra in New York, you can still get it while
the Eaton is good. On the
duck or was a goose was goose?
It was yeah, it's apparently I thought it was outlawed.
I know that, you know, most of the duck foie gras is is
actually out of Long Island. There's some farm there that
wouldn't surprise me. And so New York is a big producer of the
duck foie gras. And it seems to me that would be a good you
know, that they're I don't know how to do it in their own
businesses that California also makes for frog go out and they
banned it.
Yeah. Well, it's still it's not banned yet in New York. And then
when we went to this place called flippers, which was a
pancake Waffle House.
Now, I was a stripper.
Initially, I was like, Yeah, let's go there. And but this
wasn't, it was like an upscale kind of hipster.
Yeah, there was a place if you went to Birmingham, Alabama, you
get the same food for like, $2. Wait
for it. So I ordered pancakes and bacon and the bacon. That's
it. pancakes and bacon. It takes 20 minutes comes back on the
plate. There's two pancakes on each pancake is a sunny side up.
Fried egg. And on the side. It's truffle fries. Right? This is
first of all this is what is this where the eggs? Yes, that's
a menu failure. Most people just know we're going to serve it
that way. So why don't want the eggs on my pancake. If I wanted
that to go to a truckstop and even then I don't think I want
it. It was very odd. And then who serves truffle fries with
pancakes.
Fry brothers. That Tina had
waffles, people will love it.
Chicken and waffles with Japan was really good. David had some
kind of molasses type dressing and your syrupy stuff and that
was outstanding but I just I couldn't get beyond the fact
that ordered pancakes and then these two eggs show up.
I love eggs on my pancakes but
I am not a fan.
I think I picked up that when I was in air pollution in spectrum
we used to eat at Denny's all the time. And Dan is used to
always serving a gun or the Grand Slam whatever the hell it
was. That is the Grand Slam yes where you eat while you're
eating at a fancy place I as a government worker was eating a
Denny's but I got into the the Aegon the pancakes and that was
that. So I'm gonna make my pancakes using American Egg.
Well, hard pressed
fries. I haven't tried that.
Oh, it was the whole thing was strange. But we had a great
time. Thank you, everybody. Thanks for letting us take a
show off just to recuperate. I haven't really recuperated I
think that you that one hour time difference somehow it can
mess me up more than six hours. It's very strange.
So only one hour.
I know I know. But you have waking up early and just yay. A
What can I say? And I hope everybody enjoyed your your
storytime. I certainly did. I we'd love listening to it. We'd
love your stories. Yeah, I got more. Oh, really? You have more
that you haven't repeated yet?
Okay. Interesting. I'm most of them are reruns this.
So let's see, there's a number of things we can talk about. I
don't think there's much about the debate that we have to
cover. That was on Thursday after the show. I don't think
there's Is there anything that we have to it was,
it was a nothing burger. Oh, geez.
All I heard is that Joe Biden went into some stuttering thing
and half half of America thought he was making fun of kids and
the other half saw people making fun of him for stuttering. Did
you Did you follow this at all? No, I
did not follow that at all. i All I know is his his eyeball
didn't blow out. And they didn't Jack him up enough of enough
drugs.
Well, listen to this. Here it is. This is eight seconds. So
kid who says
I can't I can't talk. What do I do? I have scores of these young
women
and men. I think Joe stutters like that. I think he got caught
in it. I don't think he was making fun of any kids.
Now I think he was making fun of some or not making fun but
describing a stuttering kid really strange. Yeah, he's
a stutter. Remember, that was his excuse when he did poorly.
And
that's why he fails, he could do that bit. Because he as a former
stutter, he could be a stutter. Or he wasn't mocking his
stutter. He was just just showing how a stutter does
sometimes talk
really, to me. It sounds like he wanted to do that. But he got
caught and he actually got into a stutter mode. It sounds like
okay, let me listen again, a little
kid and says I can't I can't talk. What do I do? I have
scores of these young women and men. It's
interesting that we had a vice president and a president who
both were stammer slash stutters in Obama. You could do it too.
He could get caught in
Oh, no, Obama is a total love. Yeah. If he wasn't a stutterer
when he was younger, I'd be surprised. But he's definitely a
stammer.
Right. And then Joe? Same thing. Yeah, maybe a million. Maybe
that's what it is the middle. Yeah. It could be the meal. You
have them. Okay. So that was it. So the debate was, I'm not going
to use the word. I can't believe you use it, but I used
it because you used it again, like few weeks ago.
Well, then let me get to the 1000
way I use it differently. Uh huh. I say nothing burger. Oh,
instead of words, as opposed to nothing burger.
You are a man of so many talents. It's unbelievable. I
could do that. Let's get to the 1000 Sealed indictments that
we've been waiting for us. As we are still awaiting the agenda,
the cook? Well, no Digenova has, he's not showing up much
anymore. He's kind of been banned, because he keeps
promising too much. But Fox News did an interview with Barr. And
it's in this case video would be helpful because he has a real
smug smile on his face when he's going through these little bits.
And the first question here is about the Durham investigation,
which is of course, you know, Horowitz was just a setup, the
Horowitz report? No, no, the 1000s of sealed indictments.
They're coming in this one, but it could take a few weeks. Few
months. Can
you update us on that in terms of how that's going? Or what the
timeframe is when we can expect to see that report?
Well, you know, he's moving, you know, very diligently. I'm not
involved in the day to day work of that. I know, just a general
sense, what they're what they're looking at. And otherwise, it's
his investigation. And he runs it as he sees fit. And I haven't
given given them any timelines, and we haven't discussed the
timeline as to when he thought it would be complete. But just
my general, there were people who expected it to come a week
or two after Horowitz's report. And just based on my general
knowledge of the things he's looking at and has to look at in
the future. I wouldn't think that he'd be in a position for
quite a few months.
And it's a it's a criminal investigation. There are
criminal investigation elements to it.
Yes. Oh, there you go. There's 1000s of sealed indictments,
criminal criminal investigation ongoing, and he's doing a very,
very thorough investigation, including the intelligence
agencies heads will raw.
He's not just looking at the FBI is looking at other agencies and
also private and departments and also private actors. And so it's
a much broader investigation. And also he's not a Just looking
at the FISA aspect of it, he is looking at all the conduct both
before and after the election. It would include agencies that
could have been involved in this, but we're getting a lot of
cooperation from those agencies, you have to remember on
something like this, you know, part of the reason you do
something like this is to deal with some of the various
theories that have been thrown out and either show one way or
the other, whether they're, they're valid or not. So the
fact that you're looking into certain allegations doesn't
necessarily mean you give them credence, and I think the media
understood why when Bob Muller was doing his
Listen, this is very interesting. I'm glad you caught
that. Listen to what he says here at the end.
Some of the various theories that have been thrown out in
either show one way or the other, whether they're, they're
valid or not. So the fact that you're looking into certain
allegations doesn't necessarily mean you give them credence, and
I think the media understood that when Bob Muller was doing
his work, and they should bear that in mind when they're
watching Durham.
I'm not quite sure. What is he saying that? Well, it may look
like we've got 1000s of sealed indictments, but don't be
fooled. What exactly is he saying? Exactly?
You nailed it.
That's what it sounded like. To me. It's like, calm down. It
ain't gonna be all that. Very disappointing. We've been
promised. We've been promised. We've been promised nothing. And
then Giuliani. Oh, my goodness. Giuliani went on Glenn Beck's
show.
That guy's a maniac. I love this guy. Giuliani is
there and he's got papers. And he's showing, you know,
affidavits. i He's, he's saying he's going to send them to jail.
He's going to prosecute Joe Biden, Hunter Biden. They've
stolen billions of dollars.
Here's the proof. Not you know, Adam Schiff lies, he has the
proof. Now, the Ukrainian started to investigate this to
people from our embassy went to see them and told them, don't
investigate it. We don't we don't care. We don't care about
the $5.3 billion of our taxpayers money. And you said,
Well, why would they do that? And then that was even a lot
more pressure. Why would they do that? Because what this shows is
that our embassy was giving this money not to the government,
they will give it to NGOs. You know what the biggest NGO owner
is? Yeah,
George Soros. Oh, my God. Yes, he
should get it. We. I know. We said the word George Soros. I'll
be damned if you're gonna call me anti semitic. I'm not anti
semitic. I prosecuted that Italian criminals I prosecuted
Jewish criminals. I prosecuted every kind of criminal
imaginable even prosecuted some Martian criminals, I think,
okay, Rudy? Rudy, this money is going to democratic ngi no, and
they waste half of it. The government gets half of it. And
here's what the decent Ukrainians told me and there are
a lot of decent Ukrainians that you guys, particularly under
Obama, where corruption got much worse, they will all testify.
You guys come here like Biden, and you lecture us on
corruption. And then our people laugh at you. Because he and as
such were the most corrupt people in the country. They all
knew he was a joke.
can you convince me that this will come out that these people
will be judged?
Sounds like DEC is pretty annoyed by 1000s of sealed
indictments as well. And yes, not exactly.
Guys, so they're gonna kill me. I mean, there's no way they
shouldn't be prosecuted. This should be in a federal court. I
know federal courts. I know federal courts better than
anybody. I will be completely immodest and say I was the most
successful US Attorney in the last 50 years. These are out and
out crimes, if anybody's afraid of prosecuting them. You make me
the special prosecutor with two people and not $35 million a
prostitute, every single one of them myself.
All right, Rudy Giuliani laying down Smackdown and he's he's and
everything that we've discussed and the reports we've gotten
about Franklin Templeton Investments, how the money is
routed around, and then ultimately, and now they're
coming back again after Pelosi this kid. Apparently, you know,
he was I think we played a clip of him. He was there pretending
he was there for baseball, but he was consulting up for some
other pipe, you know, pipeline company or something, telling
you 1000s 1000s of indictments. If someone doesn't go to jail, I
will lose a lot of faith and a lot of people to jail,
somebody's got to go to jail. Somebody's got to go to
a couple of fines here and there and somebody's got to force to
give the money back, you know,
and Lindy Hop. Lindy Lindsey Graham. Remember he was there in
Ukraine with all the shenanigans with McCain and with well with
the whole Clinton team with the Brennan and with Victoria Cagle
nuneham Neuland with her f the F two EU quote. And so Lindsay was
first he was like, well, we're just gonna do a real speedy
trial. We're just gonna we're just going to vote in the Senate
on this impeachment, we'll be done with it so we can get back
to doing stuff because he's afraid that he'll be implicated
in some of these obvious corrupt practices that were going on. He
had a meeting with the President and now he sings a different
tune.
So I just met with the president and he is demanding his day in
court. Every American accused of a crime or wrongdoing gets their
day in court, apparently, except Donald Trump. And if you believe
the Clinton impeachment trial was fair, that's exactly the
same type type trial that will happen in the Senate with
President Trump but I just left President Trump he's mad as hell
that they would do this to him and now deny him his day in
court. The reason they're denying his day and him his day
in court so they know their case sucks.
Gets a great yeah, give you a border like zip for them. I
didn't hear that. So well, he probably assured Lindsay that
he's not gonna go
to jail.
He says if anything happens, I've got bail. Yeah. Don't worry
about it. Yeah, cuz
he Lindsay was like, not not for a trial at all. Anyway, this
whole thing? Well,
I don't know. I mean, the idea that there's no, they just kick
it out to make it look like a joke is, I think the way to go
as opposed to just dragging this on for another year with new
testimonies and new showboating, although it will prevent them
from doing anything. And it will also screw up the schedules of
the senators running for president right. I mean, there's
there's elements there that are positive, but for the most part,
it would be nicer if they just kicked us to the curb as fast as
they could and get it over with they would be forgotten by the
time of the election.
Yeah, I don't think that's the plan on either side. I think
that everyone's vying for this for this timeline. And who can
we screw up more in the media? I mean, this is the red meat this
is what they need. I mean, oh my God, I've seen that the media is
so deprived. They need something now that they're even trying to
create a horse race between Yang and Mayor Pete
Oh, yeah. There's a lot of really I later in the show,
we'll have a lot of international news that's going
on lots of very interesting stuff. Yes, going on. And you
you know, it that is not being covered because the media is to
blood thirsty over this 111 loan topic. And I do have a few clips
I want to play about impeachment. Okay. I want to
plus play the kid the ketchup clip. This is the Trump rundown
on NBC talking about you know, everything from the impeachment
to the to the Christmas surprise.
Tell me Is it is it Jeff the gays? I wish too bad I would
have been. That would have been a true Christmas gift. On this
Christmas Eve President Trump is sharpening his attacks against
Democrats. As the standoff over the impeachment process
intensifies. Speaking from his Mar a Lago resort the president
accused House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, of hating the entire
Republican Party. And the President also addressed North
Korea's ominous warning of a Christmas surprise, all of it
creating a sharp contrast to his holiday greetings to troops
overseas. Chief White House correspondent Hallie Jackson has
the latest from West Palm Beach.
On this Christmas Eve, the President's making his own list
of who's nice, like Mitch McConnell,
pretty smart guy, very good guy, very fair guy.
And who's not like Nancy Pelosi.
She's doing a tremendous disservice to the country. She
hates the Republican Party. She hates all of the people that
voted for me.
It's a familiar refrain from the President, frustrated as
negotiations over a Senate impeachment trial appear to be
on a holiday hiatus. Democrats back the House Speaker as she
holds off on sending those articles of impeachment to the
Senate until she's confident that process will be fair.
Still, the President insists it's Republicans who have the
upper hand
were in a very good position. Ultimately that decision is
going to be made by Mitch McConnell. And he will make it
he has the right to do whatever he wants. He's the head of the
Senate.
The trials start date in question here at home and
overseas questions on the timing of something else. The so called
Christmas surprise North Korea has been hinting at for weeks
ever since officials there released these photos of Kim
Jong moon on horseback visiting a sacred site seen as a sign
Pyongyang was plotting an aggressive move, we'll find
out what the surprise is, and we'll deal with it very
successfully. And let's see what happens.
US military and intelligence officials are on alert for a
possible long range missile test with new satellite photos
showing North Korea expanding a factory used to produce those
missiles. The President downplaying that Christmas good
threat with a quip.
Maybe it's a nice present. Maybe it's a present where he sends me
a beautiful vase as opposed to a missile test.
Saw that, oh, no a vase. And then we've had nothing. Another
disappointing
vase. The vase may be stuck in shipping or at customs.
So disappointing that we didn't get anything from Kim Jong Hoon?
To surprise me, well, of course, Pelosi pulled back the sending
the paperwork over even though according to some experts, it
doesn't matter where she does or not. But I got this clip of her
answering the question, somebody accusing her of playing games.
And I played the clip and I was producing it last night, I'm
listing just the way we played this clip already. And so I went
back and I realized it was this. I have from a month ago, I have
a very similar clip where she just kept loses her mind. And we
remember that clip. It wasn't last show or the show before the
show. Before that, it was way back. And so you listen to this
clip. And this is a deja vu clip, run the risk of some
Republicans have said
look like you're playing games with impeachment. If you hold on
to these articles for too long.
I said, Well, I was gonna say, Nancy, we are we have when we
bring the bill, which is just so you know, this bill made an
order by the rules committee that we can call up at any time
in order to send it over to the Senate, and to have the
provisions in there to pay for the provision for the
impeachment. And then the next step, that whatever you want to
call it, the character trial, that is where you put the
managers, I was not prepared to put the managers and that bill
yet because we don't know the arena that we are in. Frankly, I
don't care what the Republicans say. Any other night on this.
I've said this is it.
What clip was I don't remember. I mean, sounds like she sounds
often.
I don't know if I remember that. The problem? Always sounds like
she can't she's incoherent. He does.
And meanwhile, the the old meme is back that, you know, the
President is a Russian agent. This just continues. I mean, I'm
sure it was slow over the holiday for the beat teams to
come in and get gas. And who did I find here?
I found their old notes. Well, I
this was very funny. I got Democratic Congresswoman Taurus.
Yes. I'm not sure what she she made me from Alaska. And they
were really scraping the barrel. And here's what what she said
about about the ongoing controversy with the President.
Great to have you and I wonder how concerned you are that Putin
was able to influence not just through sort of Russian meddling
and trying to persuade first,
this is my favorite meme that will not stop. They keep saying
that Russian disinformation about Ukraine's possible
involvement in the 2016 election, which would, in this
case, according to what we've been told, relate to the steel
dossier is just categorically wrong. It's been debunked. It's
a bid comes directly from Putin. Putin has put this into the
heads of every single member of the Republican Party. It's
great to have you and I wonder how concerned you are that Putin
was able to influence not just through sort of Russian meddling
and trying to persuade persuade voters or Americans but actually
to influence the president in a way that has him picking what
Putin saying over his own intel community.
I think after the 2016 elections, the gloves were
really off when it came to Vladimir Putin influence with
President Trump and the GOP because let's not forget, the
GOP continues to parrot not only on the floor, but also going on
to Fox News, all of the things the lies that Putin continues to
spread, blaming and deflecting everyone else on his
interference in our US elections.
Why do you think the President was such an easy target for
Putin here?
Well, we know the answer to this one.
I am afraid that Vladimir Putin may have something on the
president in it is a reason why the President has continued to
play the handmade to Vladimir Putin.
Volkers pissing on the bed,
inviting him to the White House and opening the doors and not
having any advisors present. Taking the notes you know, from
from the interpreter, and continuing to talk to him and
continue to parrot everything that he tells him. You know,
Russia is no
more on
She said she's a Congresswoman Torres, I will look it up for
you almost done
us. They have never been a friend to us. They continue to
compromise us. Internationally, they continue to attack our
friends and our allies overseas. So we have to be very careful
and we have to keep a close eye on on how this continues to
evolve.
Oh, I'm sorry. She's from California.
Yeah, well, that makes nothing but sense. Yes.
So, you know, again, it's obviously Putin has a PP tape
that's why the President is active.
We already talked about even if he hasn't we already know about
it. Just keep on how's this gonna be? How's that blackmail
just keep repeating keep repeating keep repeating.
Then we had I don't think they are repeating I think they're
honestly sincere. Yes.
It's clear that somebody's gonna
repeating it, but they're idiots. It's well, let's play.
Let's play one more. This is the this is the kicker. Well, wait.
Lemonis communist skipped it. Well, let's, let's go to this
one first. This is Alex Jones. Now I want to give you a press.
Seriously,
you're just doing this just just irk me.
This one's interesting. Because you know, there's always
information, you know, there's always this kind of like, even
put Shinnick questions Alex Jones about his who's like,
yeah, who was? What is what is Alex Jones, who is Alex Jones,
he drops a little gem in here. First, he's going on about how
you know, these guys are trying to set people up for blackmail
and they're going to, and then he drops a bombshell in the
middle of it as he's just ranting it you won't even notice
it. Except I kind of ended it. Why actually let it go a little
further. But now they pointed out you'll notice it. But I'm
listening to this going. What What was the point of that
little nugget here.
I always love Bill Hicks, for one time got convicted,
smuggling kids. Now she runs the Amber Alert. This is like
something out of a nightmare.
Silence she's talking about the the woman in Haiti who smuggled
the kids out. And then
that's just be a distance to lead up. Don't worry. All right.
All right.
It's fiction movie. But let's look at some of these documents.
Here's a look at the Clinton body count. And these are just
well known cases. And now there's been so many others that
have died that connected to the Clintons. And this whole
network. They're using a blackmail, to control people
through folks like Jeffrey Epstein. And then over here,
you've got the epic times breakdown of all of this and how
they created the insurance policy and fusion GPS, the fake
dossier and tried to set trump up with double agents with the
Russians. But Trump never took the bait. And now these people
who are tied into this whole network, are politically trying
to impeach and remove the President of the United States,
but they're getting more and more desperate, as their
operatives are exposed. So we got to ask ourselves, what are
they going to do? They're going to threaten to release dirt on
all of these people, that they've been blackmailing in
this network if they don't do what they're told. But by
Infowars, and by you, and by President Trump, who's been
going after these networks, exposing Spygate and exposing
how they're controlling people with payoffs and blackmail and
corruption and threats and lawsuits. Then, as this
information comes out, it's only going to implicate them because
they can only get over the blackmail. When people don't
know about the larger system. And they can just leak in the
news. There's somebody was having sex with a 14 year old
girl, or that somebody is a Satanist or that someone is
involved in the occult or somebody like Adam Schiff is
admittedly at parties doing quote, Egyptian rituals with Ed
buck. And all those dead black men that keep coming out of his
house.
Well, this is not new. I've reported on this on the the
standard hotel in California with the the chemicals and the
chlorine cloud, which apparently was used to dissolve dissolve
one of shifts under age victims. This is not news. This is all
part of the 1000s of other sealed indictments. Yeah, well,
it
was news to me that Schiff was hanging out with all these guys
that ended up dead in some sort of gay cabal ya know
the the story is that Schiff accidentally killed a 14 year
old kid and as Jones said there The story goes there was a black
kid and then it was 14 and that you know, Schiff was doing stuff
with him and the kid Odede or something which is kind of in
line with buck.
Yeah, the bloke who is a number one major league democratic
what isn't Isn't he in jail now isn't he still in are in arrest
on under
And we haven't followed, but we should do that they won't play
much about that.
Of course not. Of
course they won't do the part of the system.
Well, well, since you brought that up, I might as well play
the audio of the latest. Kevin Spacey video. Did you see this?
You know, I know about it. I was one of those things. I was
working on something else and I kind of avoided it. I said, if
it's important, Adam will pick it up.
So Kevin Spacey, he did one of these previously, I think it was
about a year ago. In the meantime, there's been some
nasty stuff that's happened to Kevin Spacey not actually stuff
that's happened to him, but people who have accused him kind
of wind up dead, including, most recently this week, Ari Ben, who
was the Norwegian princesses ex husband died at his own hand age
47. And he had openly accused Kevin Spacey of groping him at
some event. So people wind up dead when they accuse Kevin
Spacey of doing anything. You know, the, the thinking is that
spacey is somehow connected to these types. Well, these types
of groups who do nutty rapey things and, and he is
threatening to expose everything. And this is just the
story. So he comes out again with his Frank Underwood accent.
So he's doing the whole ride due to Claire. And he's sitting in
front of his fireplace. And first he's stoking up the fire.
And then he goes into this one minute to bid.
You didn't really think I was gonna miss the opportunity to
wish you a Merry Christmas, did you then a pretty good year. And
I'm grateful to have my health back. And in light of that I've
made some changes in my life. And I'd like to invite you to
join me as we walk into 2020 I want to cast my vote for more
good in this world. If I know what you're thinking, and he be
serious. I'm dead serious. And it's not that hard. Trust me.
The next time someone does something you don't like, you
can go on the attack. But you can also hold your fire and do
the unexpected. You can kill them with kindness.
Cue the creepy music entertaining, I'll give him that
kill. Wow. Kill him with kindness. The OJ Simpson tweets.
Yeah. And so that his his hashtag is KT Wk kill them with
kindness. Then I don't know. So he's saying hey, if someone does
something bad to you can strike out or you could wait. You could
wait patiently and kill them with kindness. So I don't know
man. Kevin Spacey is a trip. I'm so happy he's in in the world
doing this. It makes it so interesting.
Excellent, excellent. That's insanity out there. Okay, I got
my last impeachment clip. I think this is it. This is the
just so we know because we've been teasing this a bit and
we're gonna it's gonna continue for a while which is more
impeachment articles coming oh geez.
House Judiciary Committee lawyer has raised the possibility of
additional articles of impeachment against President.
That's the house uncovers new evidence that Trump attempted to
obstruct investigations of his actions. The possibility was
raised in a court filing Monday amidst legal battle over whether
the Democrats can force former White House Counsel, Don McGann
to testify. McGann was special counsel Robert Muller. Central
witnesses testimony could relate to whether Trump tried to
obstruct the Moller investigation. That house has
already impeached Trump for abuse of power and obstruction
of Congress related to Trump's effort to pressure Ukraine to
investigate his political rival Joe Biden. This is not the first
time some Democratic lawmakers have raised the prospect of
additional articles of impeachment. Among them
democratic Texas Congress member Al Green Hill in 2017, was the
first Congress member to call for President Trump's
impeachment from the floor of the house. This is
Congressmember green speaking on Democracy Now, just after
Trump's impeachment.
We have brought these articles of impeachment, dealing with the
bigotry, that hatred that homophobia, Islamophobia,
xenophobia, all of the invidious phobias, the anti semitism,
Articles of Impeachment addressing these things,
understanding of course, that the House of Representatives
went so far as to I condemn the President for his racist
comments. But that wasn't enough condemnation was at best
impeachment light. If Andrew Johnson could be impeached in
article 10 of the articles of impeachment against him, for
reasons rooted in his hatred, his bigotry and racism, this
president can be impeached for these reasons as well.
I tell you, they have so OVERPLAYED THEIR hand with this,
no one cares. No one's watching. Everyone is completely tuned out
not interested. Even the debates got was it 6 million viewers
lowest, lowest lowest so far. And then I mean, I've seen
people tweeting is pence, no president. I mean, that's how
stupid we are. No one's paying attention. In PR guess Pence is
president what is people don't know. They don't care. It's been
it's they're still living in the days of Watergate and thinking
they're Woodward and Bernstein, whatever they think they've
accomplished. It's not working. The American public is not that
they don't believe it. They just completely don't care. They've
been inundated with headlines and clickbait and that no one
reads and just doesn't care. Do not care at all, except for the
mainstream media. I have a couple of clips to wrap this up.
Michael Moore. I don't know if this was a podcast. Well, they
did bleep it. So maybe it was on CNN, Michael Moore in
conversation with Robert De Niro. Could you ask for a better
pairing? That is like that is like Pierre
Ortiz has clippers a day written all over it.
This is like pairing flog raw with a beautiful Riesling my
friend. This is what you actually actually
flog raw, and we go toe to Cam is considered the absolute top
pairing ever.
Is that a Riesling?
Oh, it's a saw turn. Oh, delicious. Sweet. So turn.
The reasoning I had was almost like a soy turn.
was probably a bugbear in isolation, or Sadly, no
idea what it was. It was one of those, hey, we'll pair the wine
for you like okay, you do it? Much easier. You do that?
Anyway, here we go. Michael Moore with the infamous Robert
De Niro. Right. I know. Yes. If
people are thinking that I'm talking to one of those
characters. Mr. De Niro is not going to whack any of the
Republicans or do anything to them or Jake LaMotta them to the
ground. Now even when I said I want to unless you wanted to
bleep
Trump in the face after I you know, I made a thing. Wait,
we've waited a few months before he's elected. And I was meaning
it in as a figure of speech not literally. But just to say,
Okay, let it to see what it's like, to you to hear what you
said, by somebody else. Like me say I'm gonna punch you in the
face. See what that's like. That's what it's How dare you
say that to people. Somebody who's being harassed in the
audience is something How dare you? That's wrong.
Right. But it would not hurt him. Just punch him in the face.
Just a lie. Yeah.
Listen to these, they're actually talking about physical
violence and how cool it would be that
two people, somebody who's being harassed in the audience is
something I'll tell you that's wrong,
right. But it would kind of feel good to punch it not hurt him,
but just punch him in the face. Just a lie. Yeah. Just
cathartic. I
know, I know, I I'd like to see a bag of shit right in his face,
hit him right in the face like that, and let the picture go all
over the world. And that would be the most humiliating thing
because he needs to be humiliated. He needs to be
confronted and humiliated by whoever the the, his opponent is
his political opponent. They have to stand up to him they
don't have to do it in an obvious physical way. But they
have to have the former ability to confront him and to put them
in his place because the people have to see that to see him be
humiliated
so he would less sick guy that guy's you know, this is the
reason he was pretty much banished from the Golden Globes
nominations for his role in the Irishman which which he was
expected to get a nomination for Best Actor. They were snubbed
him. Oh, you think is lit up but this guy anymore.
You can't trust him in a live telecast either. But But I'll
tell you to say and he walked it back a little bit at the end,
but to say, I'd like to see a big bag of shit just explode
right in his face and the picture should go all over the
world. That's exactly what happened with Pim Fortuyn, who
was going to win the Dutch election in 2000. And he was an
outsider, and people just vilified him. And then it was
the animal activist. They started throwing cakes and pies
in his face. And two weeks before the election, he is shot
dead by one of these nut jobs. You got to be careful when
you're saying that kind of stuff.
Yeah, no dinero is is a horrible person.
It's and it's so different because he's still I watched the
Irishman I was able to watch without being triggered by being
him. He's still a great actor.
Now. He's a great actor. I couldn't watch the Irishman
though. It's so slow.
I liked it. We
want to watch it fun. You want to watch a well paced movie that
is outstanding, humorous, it's very funny. And top of his game
is the Tarantino movie. Once upon a time,
I saw that I didn't like it. It was okay. It was okay. The story
just wasn't great for me. It was shot beautifully. I get the
connection to take no Manson and all that. But I'll here's here's
a review for you. Since you know I am team Jen. I've always been
against to Angelina Jolie in this. Jennifer Aniston and Reese
Witherspoon got paid a lot of money, no doubt, to create a
series for Apple TV. And I decided that I'd sign up for the
free month. And but also, I will go another month just to support
this show. The morning show.
Yeah, everybody likes to show it's not that funny, though.
It's not
meant to see. When I when we first started watching it. It's
like, well, this will be a show about a morning show. And you
know, I kind of get it and it'll be really interesting. But it's
not. It's completely and they'll say it's, oh, it's not really
based on Matt Lauer. But it's about Matt Lauer. It's about
Lauer. It's about Weinstein. It's about this station that
goes through the exact same scenario right down to the
button under the desk that automatically closes Matt
Lauer's door in this case is played expertly by Steve Carell.
This is not meant to be funny. This is a drama. And it's very,
very well done. I mean, I'm blown away by I don't, it may be
a mistake for them to do another season. I think they could have
ended it with where they were they did. But what is extremely
cool about it is it shows what we've been talking about for 12
years, when people are in production television mode, how
they talk about on air hosts, how they talk about what shit
What's no good get this person off the air, you know, the stuff
that we do when we say we're in executive mode, we're going to
talk about someone about their external features, because
that's how it's done in television. And you see right
down to every single scripted word it is if it's extremely
accurate. And what I like is they take both sides of the rape
Enos of Matt Lauer by showing that the culture within a
television production studio can sometimes just get silly. And I
don't know if I can explain this without and you kind of have to
see it. But John, you know it when when you're doing a show
with the same crew, and it's either every day or every day is
a better way to look at it. Particularly if you're all
getting up at 330 in the morning, then it happens that,
you know, funny innuendos or double entendres will become
kind of what the whole crew was joking about. Am I explaining
that right?
Yeah, well, I think you're explaining it as well as you
can, which is that people had they developed their own
language so much like our show, we developed our own language.
Yes. And you develop your own language on a set. And they'll
be will just one word will mean a whole bunch of things to
people that work there.
Which explains why when we saw the actual videotape of Matt
Lauer saying something really suggestive and rude to think the
makeup person, and that was caught on camera. No one else is
saying anything about it. And he was like, hey, I really love
that dress. You can wear that anytime. That can often be I'm
not saying it's right. But that can often be the exact type of
vibe you have on a television set with the crew, and everyone
will purchase straight Yeah, and everyone will participate men
and women alike. Now. There's no doubt that there was extreme
violations happening at least depicted in the show. But it's a
great show if you want to understand how television really
works because it's extremely accurate in my in my experience
and also it's just a good piece where they look at me to from
all sides not necessarily just one one bad actor is Matt Lauer
the rapist know the female host participated in the culture and
it's it's it's a little more gray than you'd then you think
it might be so I would recommend watching that. Get the get the
free trial than at least to see one or two episodes outstanding
work really outstanding. The only bummer bummer and the
others as bummer.
a bummer. Wow.
The consulting wow the consulting producer, because
part of it is loosely based on his book Top of the morning is
Brian seltzer water He consulted on this thing. And not so much
for the meet the hashtag me to stuff. But for the accuracy of
what it's like to be on a top rated morning show. Everyone's
sleep deprived and kind of how you know how that how that works
and television so he knows enough about that he's a gossipy
kind of guy. And you again just stands that,
you know that that thing I thought of you'll understand as
those morning shows was you're coming out of New York, they
people have to get up at three in the morning, like you say, or
four. Yeah, to get to the studio get prepared. A lot of the
people that are on those shows are Dec actually can handle
those shows or are abnormal to begin with. So they can do that
weird sleep or sleep deprivation type of show, Brian Gumbel, who
was on today's show for a decade or more for a long time very
serious guy. He said once that he only needs to do hours of
sleep. He says sleeps overrated. Well, and that's that's, you
know, yeah, this shows people can't do that kind of work.
They show this the alarm going off at 330 constantly, kind of
like a groundhog day. I've done that I've done I haven't done
morning television done morning radio for several months. It's
100 New York and it's hard. You got to go to bed at 830. You
know, if you want to be any kind of human being, it's any. I can
see why a lot of people would start to do drugs. fact a lot of
morning radio guys do drugs for that very reason, not me. So I
do have a Brian seltzer water clip as it pertains to the
impeachment. Here he is with us. This is David Remnick from the
New Yorker. Now is he just is he a columnist or is he is the
Haven Ramnik
took over the New Yorker. And I think he's ruined the magazine
because what he did was he brought in the millennials, they
got rid and what and just very noticeable in the cartoons. They
got rid of their longtime I think he's named Bob man coward
medica or something. He's long time at a cartoon editor and his
type of cartoon choices are all classic New Yorker absurdist
cartoon punch lines are and now he's running a cartoon
collective of some sort of probably making more money than
he's ever made before. But they got rid of him and they put into
millennial. I think one of them's a woman. I think one of
them's a guy can't tell her sexist, but they they had a
video of him once and the two are so unfunny. And if anyone
remembers the old show episodes where they had the vice
president of comedy, this woman had no sense of humor. They're
very humorless and the cartoons they pick, are often baffling to
anybody over 35 years old. And David Remnick is a is not a
positive force in society, apparently.
Well, he and Brian Stelter think a lot of story Yeah, but they
think a lot of themselves apparently
we've seen the Republicans stuck where they are their illusions
about Trump remain and your right to describe it as a
flatline. Here's what I hope that we understand that the the
stakes here are immense. It's just it's not about the just
about the political future of one man, Donald Trump. It's
about the future of democracy and democratic process. And this
is a trend throughout the world. It's about the future of the
Earth, we have a party that has decided to be disbelieving about
climate change. It's about issues as essential as that. And
right now you have a country that is split. And to the great
frustration of people like you and people like me, we don't
somehow understand. We don't understand why the the evidence
of things why facts don't penetrate so many of our
brothers and sisters in the United States of America, and
this is a source of great frustration for the press.
facts we talking about facts.
But listen, listen to the tail end here, because this is where
they get a little nutty about it
don't penetrate so many of our brothers and sisters in the
United States of America, and this is a source of great
frustration for the press for the press and for for anybody
who's who's thinking about these issues that are so important.
It's so horrible for the press, you see, press press
for the press. Yes. I mean, these are key people like
Remnick and others who run these magazines. I have real their
scientific background is me And if any, they have no
understanding of computer modeling and what a farce it is
in general. And they just and they just buy into these things
hook line and sinker. And it's, it's embarrassing and then they
have their humorless which I think is reflected in the
cartoons. And it becomes a nightmare for the culture, the
New Yorker is they still have good articles, they still have
good writers that forced their stuff to go in there. But the
generally speaking, it's, it's going to fail because of
Remnick.
Well, all originally, all they need to do is just listen to
Nancy Pelosi,
this is about science, science, science.
When she says it three times, you know, it's gonna come true.
Yeah. She didn't see and science so she, I do have one last
topper of the of the impeachment clips. Okay. We might as well
listen to what another madman This is Ralph Nader, who, by the
way, thinks that Trump didn't. I had to cut this down because he
went on forever on a rant but he he includes in his rant that
Trump should be impeached because he's a climate change
denier. He's called
for impeaching Trump for deliberately abetting the
climate crisis among other issues. His latest book written
with Mark Green is titled fake precedent to coding Trump's
gaslighting, corruption and general BS except he spells it
out back to democracy. So first respond to what is happening
this week. It is historic. What do you think about the grounds
on which,
although why was it okay for everyone to say shithole when
the President apparently had said that even though we don't
know if he actually did, but then it's we can't say bullshit.
I mean, where's the line? Is that a problem? Because it's not
the President or how does this work?
You're asking me Yeah, I don't know. He spells
it out. Welcome back to Democracy Now, Ralph. So first
respond to what is happening this week. It is historic. What
do you think about the grounds on which President Trump is
about to be impeached,
far too narrow and perilous? If Nancy Pelosi wants to remove
Donald Trump, she went on a very narrow base. She is clearly not
supportive of impeachment. Generally, she took it off the
table when it was proposed to her in 2007 and impeachment of
the criminal war criminals, George Bush and Dick Cheney. And
she's come forward with a very narrow hand, a very narrow hand
for the most impeachable president of all time.
The most impeachable of all time.
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in Madrid, Spain. The cop 25 United Nations climate summit
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the Pacific island nation of Tuvalu, whose existence is
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is so disappointing. Amy was there, she followed everything.
She was a part of cop 25. She had her own studio setup, and
she doesn't get any of the really big news. And there is
again, I
mentioned something she said that has to be commented on
Sure. Which is somehow even though we weren't even taking
part in this, the United States was blamed.
Yeah, well, because we didn't participate. That's how we
caught pony up. That's what it was. Yeah, that's only up.
Hello. That's up. That's
called participation. Well, I think she's missed a big one
here. There's quite the scoop. And we'll just report on it. The
Dutch government was sued by a climate change M group. And they
lost and this was in the highest court of the land. And they have
to achieve their 20s they the Dutch government has to a day
lost. They lost Yes, the Dutch government lost in the highest
court of the land that they have not done, what they promised to
do by 2020. For climate change, they have like four days, five
days left. Yeah, they have to reduce emissions by an
additional 25% this week. Okay. And but it's, it's, I mean, this
is a big deal. This is how it's all going to start running and
they and they're shutting shit down, John, that they're like,
Okay, the the lower speed limit definite for you indefinitely in
effect, they're going back to the farmers, the farmers are
coming out and protesting again, they have lost a lawsuit and now
they they are obliged to just cut wherever they can hold on
a second. Now, was this lawsuit based on something that Dutch
government said yes, do you? Yes, it was their climate goals.
It was the only country playing it safe as the United States Of
course. They always you're gonna get sued into oblivion, it's
gonna happen. You're gonna cut emissions and your debt and
We're suing you it's gonna
happen not just on the on the country scale. I believe we'll
see these lawsuits in California, maybe maybe
elsewhere, but California, the legislature they're clearly made
a lot of promises what they were going to do for emissions and
climate change, combating climate change. I'm telling you
this is this is a new thing.
All the virtue signalers out there are subject to getting
their asses sued because they didn't do crap they just talked
to big, exactly. Nice.
Meanwhile, good old Jane Fonda is still getting arrested. Every
single Friday, I stopped reporting on her media alerts,
because she's arrested every Friday she goes out. She gets
arrested. Vice magazine finally sat down with her for a quick
little interview and well, as you can imagine, she's
misguided.
Every Friday, Jane Fonda gets herself arrested on Capitol Hill
as part have an ongoing climate protests with the group fire
drill?
Well, you can call it radical. I think what's radical is not
doing anything. We have to go out and make them do it. And
this we're just getting used to it. We're just beginning to work
our muscles in the resistance sector. Right?
Fonda has a long history in activism and controversy, like
her infamous visit to Hanoi at the height of the Vietnam War
that she later apologized for. At 81 Fun is still trying to
change the world. We detained her briefly to ask why. Jen,
thanks for joining us. You You're just out of jail. Again,
what you're out there doing is what the message is about
climate change. I mean, with you have you have engaged in
activism for five decades? Well,
this is the existential issue over all of the other issues.
This is the looming ticking time bomb, and we have to listen to
the scientists who say we have 11 years to do what has to
happen. And what has to happen is we have to stop all new
fossil fuel extraction, no licensing, no permitting on
public lands or waters. And then we have to gradually phase out
the existing extractions over 30 years and make sure that the
workers that depend on the fossil fuel industry not only
are trained for new jobs, but that those jobs are union jobs
with with good salaries and benefits that allow them to
support a family.
The sciences
and wow, existential 11 more years we're all going to die
2050
Ah
and the thing is Jane Fonda glitched Jane Fonda it is a
fossil fuel
you here right? That's the only reason you ran that clip.
No, not at all that
I wrote that down. No, that
I just read that in the troll room. I gotta be honest.
I stole it from one of our lawyers in the troll room.
Stealing blitz did it karma for Blitz? He wrote it just as I'm
coming out of the clip.
If I hadn't called you out on it, you wouldn't have credited
him. I'm sure of it.
It would have been much slicker if you hadn't, you know, but
Okay, thanks. Appreciate it. Yeah, poor Jane Hunter. Oh,
she's lost. We got
She said she's the way I see it. If anybody takes her seriously
at this point is they're they're the ones that are nuts. I give
her full credit for being at one and and being out there.
Kicking, you know, she's not sitting around knitting. Now.
That's true. Which by the way, supposedly, is the number one
thing. Well, actually there's too. Somebody pointed out there
was a study done and and the hobby, the number one hobby of
millennials. Apparently a lot of people thought was knitting and
I don't really know any that knit. But it turns out the
number one hobby is guess
what? The number one hobby of what Millennials are of
everywhere of all time,
millennial women. I don't know canning coloring books,
coloring books. I knew it was close to that coloring books.
Well, the the new czar of the Green Deal in the European
Union, France Timmermans, who are very excited about him being
part of like, Yes, he's my buddy. And I'm going to try and
get an interview with him in the new year, because he's a sales
guy, brown shoes, sells that he'll sell anything, he doesn't
give a shit. And he and he'll do a really good job. And what he
wants is 250 billion every year from the 26 European member
states. Everybody chip in, it's just 10 billion each. It's not
that big a deal. He wrote a love letter to Britain, regarding
Brexit. And it was published in guardian. And it's written as an
op ed but it's my love letter to Britain, family ties can never
really be severed. And he goes in this whole thing about how he
uh, he will miss miss the UK so much. And it was kind of an
adopted the second country for him and he went to school and
British schools, and you've decided to leave, it breaks my
heart. But I respect that decision. You were in two minds
about it. Like you have always been in two minds about the EU.
I wish you had stuck to that attitude. It served you well and
kept us all in better shape. Was it necessary to force the issue?
Not at all, but you did. And the sad thing is, I see it is
hurting you because the two minds will still be there even
after you've left in the process. So much unnecessary
damage has been done to you and all of us, and I fear more will
follow. Truth be told. I felt deeply hurt when you decided to
leave. Three years later. I am just sad that a member of our
family wants to sever our ties. But at the same time, I find
comfort in the thought that family ties can never really be
severed. We're not going away. And you yes you do. Britain will
always be welcome to come back to us
that
that last part is bogus.
Of course it is. Well, we'll see if they actually leave. I'm
still not convinced. And what's the latest?
Well, the latest is a, they're leaving. They're battening down
the hatches as it were getting ready to do it. But as we have
shown time and time again, on this show, in particular, there
always comes down to as well as give you good, good two more
months. Just give it another month. Let's give another six
months we're doing three months, we'll put it off just, it's
what's it hurt. Now? Look, we've been putting it off this long,
what does another six months matter?
What I find interesting is the general narrative in the UK, is
that the the media did this, the media made this happen, the
media branded Corbin as a, an anti Semite. And I find this odd
because the media was nothing but against Johnson. They call
him a buffoon, you know, floppy hair guy, and pretty much the
way Trump was run. Am I mistaken in this coverage of I know,
you're absolutely correct. So now, and I just pulled one
quote, because as Roger Waters Pink Floyd, he's got a big
mouth, he's always talking a big game, but just listen to how he
explains this a way past
that may have be sorry, have achieved such an incredibly
efficient hatchet job on the poor man over the last few
years, and but particularly over the last year, the chances of
him ever doing anything really, extremely slim, because he has
been smeared beyond all belief. It's becoming more and more
apparent that propaganda is almost the most important thing
in our lives. And the fact that the mainstream media is owned by
very rich and powerful people. And in consequence, they it may
be that they're coming closer and closer to controlling
everything, not just all the elections, but everything. And
obviously, the elections they can't control. They send in the
troops, you know, and stop killing people. What's what's
interesting to me is that who are what, 500 years since
Columbus, and just now this is the only thing that makes me
that gives me the strength to carry on in this fight is this
500 years later, it seems that we the people are just beginning
to rise up now against the settler colonial attitudes of
the last 500 years. And that gives me heart
so gets him hard which is interesting. But but it's
confusing because yes, there is clearly an uprising. But he
populism Yes. Exactly. That that's what that's what's
happening. But somehow he sees that differently. Is he just is
he just Well, seems very odd, but this is this is the way a
lot of people are seeing
or the guy's a multi billionaire. Do I don't know if
he's desert makes with? I don't know if Roger Waters is a
billionaire, but okay. I would be surprised if he wasn't after
they're after their
home. Well, it depends. There will
be money making schemes, including running the Lloyds of
London to the point was called Floyd's of London. They were
making a fortune.
I didn't know this. What are you talking to? I don't know any of
this. You didn't know her Floyd's of London as in Pink
Floyd's of London. Yeah, no. What's the story?
They ended up voting most of Lloyd's of London at one point
he tanked. Yeah.
I thought that this was all like old peerage money. And people
who had to put up their castles guys
are making lots of money in their heyday. And they were
continuing to make it.
So they How did they wind up owning it?
I don't know how they would destroy is some time ago, just
before the company went bankrupt. I mean, it's possible
that their ownership or their part ownership of the of the
company, they were investing in a lot of insurance deals because
voice of London isn't really an insurance company. It's kind of
an insurer that's that they've investors come it's not like a
venture capital company. They they bring they put packages
together as a way venture capitalists put funds together,
and they bring in all these outsiders and they put all the
money into the fund. And then the fund does the insuring,
right? And Lloyds the Perry Pink Floyd was bigger ownership of a
lot of these funds and they to the point where was called
Floyd's of London.
Oh crap, I gotta look into that. I'm this is trivia I should have
known I feel inadequate.
Well, I thought you'd know because of the of the pun I
Lloyd's of London has
never heard of this. Now. What I did hear about from multiple
producers is something that happened on the Patriot awards.
This past week, I didn't realize there was a category but the
Patriot awards, I think is on the Fox nation app, or whatever
Fox nation is Fox not really ever heard about it before the
story either now, it's not a real TV channel. So they had an
award for I guess, patriot of whatever. And everyone that
emailed me about this. Oh, Brian Kilmeade said in the morning, he
throw in an ITM like,
Yeah, okay. So yeah, I heard that too. Anyway, get a clip.
He also here's the ISO in the morning, which I'm like, you
know, the guy is on in the morning. It's like, this is not
like, you know, how many you
know, you have to have it in context. Wells can throw right
clip out in the morning every so often. Yeah, I worked there.
When were you worried? I was working there was in the
morning. And there was that Babylon. Yeah, this doesn't mean
that he's dropped morning.
Listen to it in context. And you might think differently.
Everyone's warning to you.
By the way, you know, we've been up a while we all had to shave
to get ready for this. We've been up since 230. In the
morning, not yet. Right. And cleaning. Yeah. All right. So
I'm gonna do something we rarely do. I'm gonna go back to the
prompter in the morning. Hey, some common quality shared
amongst many payments.
What was that? I'm gonna go back to the prompter in the morning.
I mean, come on.
Okay, well, in context, it does sound like he dropped in the
morning bomb.
Alright, so I'm gonna do something we rarely do. I'm
gonna go back to the prompter in the morning. Hey, some common
quality shared
was was in the morning on the prompter was that? Was that? Why
he picked it up there? Maybe? I don't think so. It's
interesting, though, isn't it? Well, in the morning to you,
Brian. Kill me.
What is Brian Kilmeade? Who's let's talk Ty Who is this? Who
is this guy?
He's, he's I think he does the Fox Morning News. Fox and
Friends. Oh, apparently he's a gigantic patriot.
Well, I used to hate you if he listens to the no agenda show.
Exactly. Exactly. Exactly.
Well, that's interesting. Well, yeah, he'll get in touch with us
if he is actually if he actually dropped that bomb because you'll
be listening to the show and it will say okay, yeah, you got
me? Maybe? Or maybe not.
So why don't we do what we haven't done one of these for a
while. Oh, we're gonna do the heavy metal version,
theta pole, rock, Bakelite time today's Teddy Kennedy. He's an
OTG kind of guy.
I gotta get those straight. A's an OTG kind of guy. Well, that's
not the jingle I wanted. What's the OTG jingle can never find
that one offhand. I do have a couple of Off The Grid stories
to talk about. The first one, you may have seen news reports
over the past few days over the over Christmas, about 23. And me
and other very popular DNA ancestry, a heritage testing
kits, which I have never done, I've will never do it. I think
we've been kind of smart. You haven't done this, either. How
you I'm sure you haven't done this now. Because what you hear
is like, well, they're gonna use it for this. And then somehow
your DNA got away and now the cops they can issue warrants and
they can get your DNA. And so it's just not a good idea to
participate in this. I think we've been against this from day
one. This this not even that accurate. And apparently the
military is not allowed to do it at all.
I started warning tonight from the defense secretary even
though the companies are targeting military members with
discounts and other incentives. Stay away from these DNA kits
because they could be putting you and the country at risk. A
growing number of companies like 23andme and ancestry sell these
kits that can profile consumers DNA just by analyzing their
saliva. They are hugely popular but pose a risk for military
members. The Defense Department saying The kits are not FDA
approved and cannot be fully trusted. The defense secretary
sent a warning letter to military members about these
kits, saying there is growing concern that the companies are
using the data for questionable purposes, including mass
surveillance and the ability to track individuals without their
authorization or awareness. So are these DNA kits bad for
everyone? Absolutely not. But the DoD says they do pose more
risk to soldiers because soldiers must follow specific
guidelines when disclosing medical information.
Hmm.
So a piece of bad publicity for this to operate
Pentagon does not like him doing it at all. So what else is going
on with government cut that well, that's possible possible.
So just more fodder for the don't give up your DNA. It's not
all that cute. The Washington Post ran a long piece on this
outfit called spotter edu SPO T T E R. Edu, you can find them at
spotter edu.com. And what they doing is they're rolling out
tracking networks all across campuses in the United States
with Bluetooth beacons, Wi Fi networks, and they are tracking
attendance, not just if, if students are in the classroom at
the right time, even if they're two minutes late. That'll flag
them. They track the path to see if students who should be at
study hall or in the library are in there long enough where they
go before where they go afterwards. It it connects into
any University's student portfolio software as well.
Yeah, exactly.
First of all, before you can continue in a second, any
university that requires student attendance rigidly, like a high
school does because it gets state funds, you know, so that
the student has to show up so they get a certain amount of
money from the state is a rinky dink school. It's just a rinky
dink school, there's no reason to like a lecture hall or
something you show up when you want to show up you got to take
the test is the test that tell you whether you did a good job
or you paid any attention or you go or you read the right books,
you know, show up to these classes. rigidly there's no I
will say I have been to visited some schools where they do a
ring bells like idiots. normal schools are normal. Good
universities don't have that sort of structure. They don't
have bells. You have to be there on time and all your tardy.
There's none of that there's bullcrap. Well, this company
unless you're a rinky dink school,
the company spotter edu was set up by Rick Carter, former
bollard college basketball coach, and it now works in 40
schools including universities such as Auburn, Central Florida,
Columbia, Indiana and Missouri as well as several smaller
colleges and the public high school. More than 1.5 million
student check ins have been logged this year nationwide,
including in graduate seminars and chapel services. spotter edu
uses Bluetooth beacons roughly the size of a deck of cards to
signal to a student's smartphone. Once a student steps
within range, installer stick them on walls and ceilings the
less visible the Carter said the better. School officials give
spotter edu The students full schedules, the system can email
a professor or advisor automatically if a student skips
class or walks in more than two minutes late. The app records a
full timeline of students presents so advisors can see
whether they left early or stepped out for a break. It just
goes on and on and on. So Chicago accompany it's also
gamifying students schedules with colorful Bitmoji or digital
multi day streaks.
Oh, this is like your little complaint about the
deal about the slacker fi and with a fight with
that one ad in that Ad Stars and stuff. Laszlo, everyone's a
10th 10 year old I mean, please, but wait, this is the problem
that's going on these kids are they're raised by helicopter
parents. And by the time they get to school, they have to be
monitored, or they you know, I don't know, play hooky. I have
no idea. I mean, you had to go to school or you don't. When I
was a kid cow. You'd have these big lecture they have these
lecture auditoriums, and you'd go listen to some great somebody
who was actually famous give his speech and you didn't have to
even go to it, you could just go by there was a company called
fight Bates. And there was a note taking company that would
you say you didn't want to go to that class that day and want to
listen to the lecture about you know, something. And so you'd go
by the fight Bates notes that cost $1 or two and you go to
this note company, and they give you the professional note taker
would go into the major classes and take professional level
notes that you would never take and you just buy the notes from
it. And now you might as well have the lecture notes, you get
the lecture notes for a fee and you're you're you're in
business, this is the way it should be not what they're doing
here. We're making it into a slave state.
Carter CEO said the real value may be for school officials, who
can split students into groups such as students of color, or
out of state students for further review. When asked why
an official would want to segregate out data on students
of color, Carter Carter said many colleges already do so
looking for patterns in academic retention and performance,
adding that it can quote, provide important data for
retention. Even the first few months of recorded data on class
attendance and performance can help predict how likely a group
of students is to stay enrolled. Students here comes students
attendance and tardiness are scored into a point system that
some professors use for grading. And schools can use the data to
take action against truant students such as grabbing back
scholarship funds. This is slave training to the max and I would
suggest you don't take a phone to school sorry don't have one
can't track me
Yeah, so this requires you have one of these phones that will
that the tracker triggers Yeah, don't take a phone just died.
Don't use a phone. It's against my religion.
That's Safari and religion. Well, this is a very in depth
profile.
And I guess disgusting.
I mean, to me this Yes, it is. To me this is it's unAmerican.
It's like It's like Chinese. It's like you're getting them
ready used to a score will make you feel good with the Bitmoji.
Ah, then if it's not as
Yeah, then France now has saying it's just totally just gross.
And it's exactly like the Chinese social score. It's just
a lead in it's a lead in is
it's it's a primmer just getting you ready for getting ready for
the real world. By the time you're out. We'll have it
everywhere. In In fact, as such as California, we talked about
the smart city sidewalk, the smart streetlights, great piece
that came in things a local news piece, I believe it's I think
it's San Diego. They installed the smart streetlights, which
initially was oh, it's going to be LEDs. It'd be better to see
and then it turned out they put some cameras in there. And now
just listen to how far we've gotten since these original
smart streetlights were implemented and what the
tracking is today
police are calling them a game changer. But critics are saying
it takes police surveillance too far. Three years ago, the city
of San Diego approved installing smart streetlights throughout
the city. initially described as a cost savings plan to replace
old lights with energy efficient LED lights. It was later
revealed that the lights would include data gathering
technology, including cameras, officials described it as the
world's largest Smart City sensor platform. Around 3000 of
the lights are spread throughout the city gathering information
about traffic parking and environmental conditions. Police
say the lights are also a powerful aid in solving crime,
capturing videos of crimes and action and the suspects.
Officers say they use the cameras very sparingly, only for
the worst types of cases or serious or fatal collisions
really notice the big differences in some of the fatal
car accident serious accidents, where we can definitively show
you know who ran that red light who was responsible for the
collision and then hold them accountable.
In the case of a recent hit and run. Police were able to use
smartlight footage to see the vehicle pull into a nearby gas
station after releasing surveillance footage of the
vehicle and the suspect they were able to identify him.
Police say there's no live monitoring of the footage
captured by the cameras seeing the footage disappears after
five days if not retrieved. Critics, however, argue greater
public safety shouldn't come with less privacy. Some are
saying the cameras intrude into private life, saying there's a
lack of oversight and possible data security issues. Groups are
pushing back against the lights calling for ordinances that
include policies for oversight and public discourse, saying the
police shouldn't be the ones policing themselves. But
watchdog group recently filed a suit in the city for not
releasing data collected through the lights, saying the city
illegally failed to disclose public records requested by the
group. The group filed several requests asking for source data
for all smart lights over a 24 hour period. Police say the
public has no access to the footage captured by the cameras,
but has turned over the data to outside entities including
Harbor Police, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and
Explosives and the FBI.
What kind of country are we living in? This is insane.
This is terrible. Yeah,
it's one story after another,
it's coming to your town and people are just uka just as
they're disengaged from, from impeachment. This is the only
thing people kind of care about is hey, man, I gotta go ring
doorbell so that I can see if my kids come home too late. Or if
there's a porch pirate. Oh, that's really cool. And then
those get hacked, which by the way, ring is now admitting that
Oh, I think 3600 accounts may have been compromised by a
partner.
Well, you know, the porch pirate things. Another issue. I mean, I
will say this and this. This has to do with the district
attorneys around the country that have been planted by the
liberals, the Soros groups, they put these these people in that
will not prosecute anything. And so You so the police are just
stuck. They don't they can't do anything. We have this the
glitter bomb guy, one of these famous youtuber who's in his
second season has got a new glitter bomb, he sets up and he
blows up glitter. And then he just has an announcement that
comes through. And he did throw the thing away because he's got
a bunch of phones in it. And he's he started doing this and
people can look up glitter bomb.
I just need to say something about this. I mentioned this
briefly on the previous show, his new glitter bomb. I didn't
find it as good as the original. And it's also completely
sponsored by Bose. So it's a little irritating now. Okay, the
whole the whole box
and everything is best done. But my point is whether it's good or
not about reviewing him and reviewing the word got him
started, which I believe he was sincere in that he had Cayenne,
a ring doorbell or something. And he had captured somebody
stealing a package from him a couple, two, three years ago.
And he went to the police with it and they said, We can't do
anything about it. They didn't even try to capture the person
that did this. And this harkens back to the early days of
cumbersome camp computer hacking was I remember the story. This
is at least a decade ago, where some guy was hacked and he had
some into some nerdy kid in Minnesota had been harassing him
and his computer, cracked it somehow it was in the machine
and making his life miserable. And he found track the kid down,
found out who he was turned it over to the FBI, and the FBI
didn't do anything about it, despite the fact that it was a
computer crime. So there is selective enforcement going on
in this country, which is as much of a problem as anything
else is crime itself. Selective enforcement. And so the glitter
bomb guy was irked by the fact that the caption he wanted,
didn't even care about this. It could get somebody dead to
rights and they wouldn't do anything they have a month. He
has them on tape here. He is stealing my stuff. You can do
anything, you know, very disturbing.
Yeah, it's that $950 rule that's being implemented everywhere.
Yeah, exactly what's going on people? Oh, it's if it's a nice
it's a crime of need.
Okay. Well, it's it needs to steal my unopened package. I
don't even know what it is. Why would they need it?
Now well, that's your right. This is this is the district
attorney's and lovingly, we call them the Soros sisters. As
George Soros has poured a lot of money into these District
Attorney races, particularly for women, particularly for black
women. Kamala Harris, one of them and the one in Chicago. I
mean, it's and why I mean, what is the point? How can this be
good?
That's that's the point is not good. Soros is a bad guy. You
can't find your eyes on
it. Yes. From the OTG. We moved to yet another. No agenda
favorite, which is the pipelines? I'm a little Yes, a
little pipeline update. Now, you know, President Trump, of
course, is a puppet of Putin, and does anything he can to
remove sanctions, an agent? Yes, he's a Russian agent. He does
everything he can to remove sanctions to make it as easy as
possible for Russia to do anything they want to do.
Obviously, we all understand this, except when it comes to
the Nord Stream two. And the Nord Stream two pipeline is very
important pipeline that will eventually come into Europe.
There's, interestingly enough, it's Norway that still has to
sign off on a major piece to ratify it because it's running
offshore. And well as the gas pipeline from Russia, and it
goes into Europe, I think it drops into Germany, it won't be
the first one there is the Nord Stream one, and it's a fine
collaboration with Shell. I think Exxon is in there BP is in
there. And of course, Gazprom owns the majority of it. But
interestingly, in the most recently signed NDA, the
National Defense Authorization Act, there is a very strict set
of sanctions against any company or country that participates in
helping Russia with the Nord Stream two pipeline. In fact,
Ted Cruz made a promo video about it
Nord Stream two pipeline is owned by Russian energy concern
Gazprom. The gas it carries, is also Gazprom. The pipeline is
almost ready. The plan is for the 1200 kilometer long pipeline
to transport an additional 55 billion cubic meters of Russian
gas directly to Germany. This project will make Germany and
Europe in general more dependent on Russian gas US,
Nord Stream two, if completed, would help Russia strengthen
Putin, it would generate billions of dollars that could
be used to fuel Russian aggression. Our window for
getting this done is rapidly shrinking. The current
projections are the pipeline will be completed by January,
which means we have maybe two months to get this done. And if
we fail to get it done, we will have vastly strengthened Putin's
hands at the expense of of the rest of the free world. I
introduced bipartisan legislation to stop Nord Stream
to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee passed it with
overwhelming bipartisan support, by a vote of 20 to two.
Time is running out for the United States to act.
Scary music Ted Cruz. So Nord Stream, two of the sanctions
were put in the NDAA is passed. And here's Deutsche Avella from
Germany, explaining what that means to the United States, to
our energy initiatives and to Europe, Germany, and of course,
Russia.
That was a more analysis. Now I'm joined by Claudia camford,
energy expert at the German Institute for Economic Research,
good to have you with us. So please tell us how serious are
these sanctions? How will they impact the project, while
these sanctions are serious, but the impact depends when the
sanctions really come? Because if the President signed it, that
might be beginning of next year, so that the project might be
already finished. So I don't think the project is stopped.
Now, it might be a little bit postponed, but it's a signal and
I think, this kind of signal the US president wants to give to
Germany and to Europe.
And what is the signal? What What is he trying to tell us?
Yeah, he's trying to tell us that he wants to sell here. So
fracking gas to Europe, and to Germany, it's simply like that
it's the fossil fuel War, where we are in between right now. And
we shall do, the President of the United States shall set the
world on different kinds of angles and Arabia, but now also
in Europe and Germany. And I mean, the pipeline has some
criticism, because it's very expensive, we don't need it,
because the gas demand will decline. But nevertheless, the
US sanctions are simply because they want to sell their fracking
gas to Germany. So
the much quoted political motivation is not the main
driver here, you say
it's also political, but it's mainly economic driver, because
the US wants to frack the gas, it's very expensive, they want
to get new demand for it. And that's coming from Europe,
because it's so expensive. But on the other hand, of course, in
Europe, we have just signed this Green Deal, that means that the
emissions will go down, and fossil gas will all the demand
for fossil gas will decline in the future. So that we don't
need more pipelines like this. We need more flexibility, more
LNG terminals. But nevertheless, the US is right and criticisms
what they simply want to do sell their fracking gas.
Yeah, as an agent of Putin well done. You won't hear this
reported anywhere. And this is actually what matters. This is
this is something that Poland is a part of, of Trumps energy
initiatives. They're going to take liquid natural gas from us,
which was shipping over anything to block Russia from selling
their gas into Europe. Europe is the customer. Russia has been
the supplier. We were all over this yet. Somehow. I don't know.
I guess
this like, yeah. We don't get here anything like this? Well, I
have a report that that actually has an element of the pipeline
problem. And this is something you don't know anything about,
which is what's going on in Libya.
Oh, yeah. Turkeys doing some shit. Now with Libya. I think
this is the best report I could find. And the only way you could
find it by is really going off the grid. outages. Zerah Oh,
yeah. To find somebody who and then you did you find a weird
bedfellows in this report, which come out at the end, and it
becomes incredibly weird that she said weird again, but it
becomes bizarre.
Well, Toki and the GNA signed security agreements last month
under those deals, and Korea agreed to give training and
equipment to the Libyan military and supply a quick reaction
forces Tripoli asks for it. A separate agreement on maritime
boundaries was also signed, and that's angered Greece and raised
concerns among several Mediterranean countries.
Tensions have already been running high between Athens and
Ankara over drilling for natural gas off the coast of the divided
island of Cyprus. Greece says the Accord violates
international law. Turkey rejects that accusation saying
it's protecting its rights in the eastern Mediterranean. Now
Libya's warring sides are backed by different countries which
provide them with military supplies despite the UN arms
embargo. The United Nations recognized government led by
Prime Minister Pfizer. Suraj is backed by most Western nations
as well as Qatar and Turkey. The Government of National Accord or
GNA, as we've mentioned, is based in the capital, Tripoli,
that's in the West. Now in the east of Libya, the parliament
based in top rock is Khalifa Haftar center of power. He's
supported by Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates
and France. He gets military equipment from different sides,
Russian private security forces from the Wagner group have
allegedly been fighting alongside half this forces.
Wow. I mean, I read some of this this morning about Turkey's
involvement in Libya. What is going on? I mean, what is the
play here?
Well, when you look at the map, they showed the two sides, the
the, the western side, which is the Tripoli and the, and they
recognize government and then the eastern side, which has got
strange bedfellows of France, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and half
the other emirates. Meanwhile, Qatar is over on the on the
Tripoli side. And so this, these, these, these sides are
lined up. And if you get dig deeper, it turns out to all have
something to do with natural gas, pipelines, oil, who knows,
but it's ludicrous what's happening. And all this with the
background. Meanwhile, all we hear about is global warming.
And we got to do this, we got to do that. It means we were
talking about billions and billions of dollars of more
natural gas and more, you know, fossil fuels going into the
economies of if you look outside the window or just look around
your house, we are fossil fuel. Society societies were fossil
fuel civilizations, the paint, the gas in the stove, the
electricity, everything.
Anything plastic, plastics, plastic,
plastics, and meat. And so you have this action going on all
over the world that is kind of in denial of, well, it's not in
denial, or you're in denial.
Are they rolling a pipeline from Libya to Turkey, that would make
a lot of sense.
There's pipelines involved. There's also drilling involved
and there's also and Cyprus and that's why resist. Nicolas, you
got Gazprom involved and totaal involved. You got shell involved
you got Qatar and their gas company. While
What is the news report on Greta. I mean, this read is real
shift going on in this
job are people to not be paying attention to real stories, and
they just following a 16 year old and impeachment that seems
to be all we have in the United States for stories.
I'm gonna show my son moved by donation to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
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Sir woody of the falls you know those tags to the red tags it
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it's on the Peto tube you've seen them and people have a tags
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know remove before flight if you've seen him. No, no. Well,
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nice gift. A Pew Pew gift. Got my Century City copy. That was
indeed our 12th the anniversary. Write up wasn't the paper
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So nice.
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John last episode, you read a note from an educator who made a
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Okay, crap.
Well, you know, you you kind of threw down a challenge to me.
Yeah, was talking about Space Force and Space Force wireless
and wireless power,
wireless power.
And you immediately just to poo pooed it and played an Alex
Jones clip which kind of pissed me off for a few days like one
thing he wouldn't have as a great clip. Yeah, but it was
misplaced where I'm doing. I'm doing my Space Force, power from
space and then you have to you took it away from took it away
from me. So I'd like to introduce you to tech Zhan tech.
Zhan is a company that will not be providing wireless power from
space, but they will be providing wireless power and
An outfit down in Texas has got that big antenna, no giant thing
you drive by it on the freeway.
That is a different company. They are they they basically
built the Tesla tower. If you drive by it, it looks just like
Tesla's tower. And when you go by No, it doesn't have been
Yeah, no, it does not. It's a similar well, they they claim to
be using the similar technique. I don't know much about that
company. Other than it's a very quiet black box. This one was
actually at a at the new power symposium where they were. It's
spelled n u n new power, where they were selling their wares.
And they utilize the same Zenyk wave technique to broadcast
power to anywhere in the world. I have three short clips, we'll
start with the understanding of this Zenyk wave which is
somewhat like radio frequencies. Zanuck is ze and neck. And this,
of course, is closely related to the work that Tesla was doing.
The idea is, it's a way of the goes around the worth Earth.
It's a ground wave, not not something that comes from the
sky. But they say it will work
you do think differently in the in this, it is radiofrequency
but it is a different wave form. It follows Zenyk wave form,
which was done by a German physicist in 1907. And so it's
so the theory about it and the math and the physics has
existed. Since they were doing those type of studies in the
early 1900s. It's just now has been been developed so that the
wave can be launched, which was the default, the most difficult
part was launching a cynic wave over the earth.
I wish I had gotten the memo that they were launching the
wave, which apparently happened in 2003, they what
do I need your little finger, stick it in the ground and boom,
you got your power for your house. That's the idea,
they actually first launched the wave on the earth in 2003. And
so they've been working since that time period, perfecting it,
doing tests, making sure that they had what they they had the
wave in a way that they could be it could be utilized. The power
component is one aspect of the breakthrough, just like the
first wireless was radio. But it's the same concept that radio
has all the way from television, to satellite communications, to
wireless internet, all are on that technology. And on that
that waveform, this waveform will have as many iterations of
technologies that reside off of it, one of those being the
transfer of power and commercial grade power over any distance.
So they're doing this at somewhere around 100 hertz,
which is pretty low, pretty low on the band. They don't have any
kits I can test it out with yet but I can't wait to I've signed
up for everything. And the first question I had, obviously, and
of course, this has nothing to do with 5g because it's at a
much, much higher frequency. But if we have wireless power, and
this Denic wave bopping around the Earth, won't it fry us?
No, it has, it's very safe, it's actually more safe than this,
then the current standards, the current standards are 90%
greater than what this will generate in terms of RF
frequency, which is how they measure the health and safety
standards. With respect to RF. I mean, the sun is the biggest
contributor to RF frequency in anywhere, it's It dwarfs
everything else. And that is what the standards are set off
has to do with the sun. So when we're talking about where we're
going to be in that in that component of RF exposure, we're
way below the current standards that exist. So there really
isn't any so safety concerns. There's no shock hazard. There's
no none of the other things that would come as you would think of
with electricity in the way this is being transported from the
generation source to the receiving source. Once you
reconverted into power, then you have all your electrical issues
of shock and those things but those are all current things
that you deal with in the substations and delivery. From
the point to your house. Anyway.
So this is just my beat. I'm not saying I'm all in answer bemrose
You can calm down bemrose is in the chat room. This is bullshit.
This is the new Theranos This is no good. Come down man. It's
just a couple of
tears. It will cook the gophers
that you're right there That's the only thing that matters. But
I'm gonna I'm gonna stay on it, you know that there's multiple
companies. As far as I know, no one has produced anything that
actually works. And yeah, and this video was kind of cool. You
know, the CEO being interviewed and then behind him just kind of
like the some Arab looking dude, if you've ever seen these
interviews, you know, he's clearly involved in the company
just kind of walks up behind him is just, you know, he's got his
collar unbuttoned, you know, clearly gangster type guys. But
the zanic waves interesting. And the concept has been around for
longer.
So the the invention of it is around the same time that modern
monetary theory was invented,
to think what a 19 or 2000? No, in 19 Oh, fuzzy said 1907. Yeah,
is that one modern monetary theory was invented pretty much.
Well, it took a long time for it to go mainstream now, didn't it?
Well, it hasn't really gone mainstream yet. Well, but it's
getting there. In fact, there may be underway as we speak,
which might be the one of the reasons the economy looks like
it's doing well. I did want to get back to the other at the
back to the pipeline, because at one more clip about the
pipelines or maybe not, it's about maybe it's not about the
pipelines. But I'd like you to tell me, what do you think is
going on here with another story that nobody knows about? Didn't
know about democracy now. And this is the pulling out of
Africa story.
The New York Times reports the Pentagon is considering
withdrawing many if not all of the US troops stationed in West
Africa. The potential pullout could include withdrawing US
troops from a newly built drone base and Nazaire and ending us
support for French forces fighting in Mali, Niger, and
Burkina Faso. The shift could be announced as early as January
it's part of Defense Secretary Mark Esper his efforts to shift
away from the United States Post 911. War on Terror. There are
currently six to 7000 US troops deployed across Africa.
Ha, yes, what I said was same thing.
What do you what do you make? What do you make of it? What do
you think what do you make of this?
Well, either they're gonna do something to kill off all the
Africans in West Africa. And they want to publicize the
obvious, get out of there. Or the other thing is there may be
the previous story about Libya and the fact that France has
taken the side of Russia and Saudi Arabia and all these other
countries in the in this blue dispute in Libya. And now we're
bailing out from helping France, maybe something going on there.
Yeah, stuff is afoot that they know is afoot that nobody is
looking at, because moves are being too preoccupied with
impeaching Trump and Greta. Yeah,
wasn't much better in the EU, actually. But the more Greta and
less Trump no one cared even Europe doesn't even care
anymore. They don't get it. No, like, Well, did he is he kicked
out? When is he and no one knows no one read
Mike Pence running the country. Yeah, right. What are these
people going to think about mid year like July of next year when
Trump is you know, still in the news? He's still the president.
I guess. They're going to what are they going to be thinking?
It's just like their minds gonna be blown.
Know what they're thinking? Yes.
We've been tracking this for quite a while dogs are people
too. We know it. You know it. It's just a fact. And we'll do
anything to treat them like people.
Her family says Sophie has a heart of gold. And now she also
has a heart that's making history. She's just a joy. It
was love at first sight, but their love story was suddenly
threatened when the nine year old boxer fainted. We were told
that
even with medicine, there's a high risk of a sudden death,
Karen corte. Lino learned her beloved rescue had an
arrhythmia, the same kind of erratic heartbeat, also
diagnosed in people to Eric magenic. right ventricular
cardiomyopathy. Dr. Anna guelzo, a cardiologist at Penn vet
figured the human treatment could also work for dogs. So if
he was the first case where we've tried to ablate, the
ventricular tachycardia
for that they turned to colleagues at Penn Medicine
where human heart patients are treated,
we were able to use the exact same equipment when she
explained to us that Sophie was going to have this procedure at
the human hospital ad hoc. I couldn't believe it.
High tech mapping helped guide the ablation, but it was still
the first of its kind on a dog.
Were you nervous? Very nervous. We're fortunate that things went
smoothly. Karen says Sophie
was pretty quickly back to normal, the human intervention
saving her dog's life.
It's amazing. It's just completely amazing.
heart transplant, this crack reporter, give us any indication
of what this procedure cost. Was it a pro bono for the day I'd
have no
idea but that dogs are people to man would just give them an open
heart surgery transplant whatever it needs. You need new
kidneys will do it for you. Apparently the equipment is
ready for him
all right, got another real story. All right, this yet?
Okay, well, this is the one another story is not being told.
And I don't even know the broad Democracy Now I didn't get a
little more into it. But I think it has to do with the fact that
nobody wants to admit that Trudeau is not what he seems to
dos like a guy who, who presents themselves one way as is very,
you know, soft spoken kind guy and on the other hand, and it's
been coming out more and more. I think he hates the natives, the
native Canadians, the indigenous peoples of Canada. I think he
probably tells dirty jokes and sexist jokes behind the scenes.
Oh no, she gets big laughs and he's just not the right this
normal guy because otherwise this story, this story would not
be in the news at all. And this is the current story Canadian
Mounties preparing to kill Indians
in Canada indigenous communities are condemning the Canadian
government after it was revealed the Royal Canadian Mounted
Police prepared for the potential use of lethal force
against indigenous land defenders resisting the
construction of a natural gas pipeline on the west of Western
nations ancestral land in British Columbia. The Guardian
first revealed the documents in which commanders of Canada's
national police force argued quote lethal Overwatch is
required. Unquote. A term for deploying snipers. The
preparations came ahead of a police raid last January against
a protest encampment where indigenous groups have been
fighting the coastal gaslink pipeline. In response to the
revelations, the grand chief of the assembly of Manitoba chiefs
and Canada said quote, this form of state violence is happening
to indigenous peoples around the world. It's disheartening to
know that even in Canada, this same type of plan violence is
still being considered against First Nations. Unquote.
There's your happy end of show story.
That's a very happy ending show story. Oh, luckily, I have
nothing better so we'll just have to leave it at that. But
you, you you producer out there. Thank you for putting together a
fine deconstruction on this Boxing Day. When everybody else
is doing pre canned retrospectives of bull crap
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because we do it with 1000s
because we're working and they're on vacation. Well,
there's
that end of show mixes we've got an I got a lot so I'm gonna
they're going to carry over for the next couple of shows but
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our country for his interest
of the president of this hoax
cheating in a US election on his behalf, the administration would
not comply with any subpoenas
and he has no respect. I don't like Trump.
I don't like a precedent,
no collusion, no obstruction, not so no collusion, no
obstruction, not so much that he will remain up Read, promoted by
record.
We're doing a lot of things that people don't even know about.
At Thomas, I promise to impeach
Donald Trump by one term president. Donald Trump does
trickle down,
down, down, down down down Donald justice without
been served at
the trial of President Trump. He
conspired with the Russians
in your fight back and they go down to do as it's driving them
crazy. Daddy, yes, feelings. Give us celebrate Christmas and
no agenda. podcast is there too poor to celebrate Christmas. Can
we make a jingle for Adam and John, what would you like to
make the jingle about? Donald Trump? That's a good idea. Can
you read ready? Get ready to cry. I'm telling you I go into a
fight
going into take on the fascist old Dr. Donald Trump is coming
we know he's daddy.
To make America great.
Moscow you need to organize. It's time for a lot. I'm telling
you why Donald Trump is coming to town.
Daddy, what's the difference between Santa and Donald Trump?
And is good for Bells in Donald Trump's good for jingles.
Donald Trump is coming to town to get the Antigua flags high.
So far the shades
bright guys.
Dawn is coming. We know he's regal. We know he's his man.
We are punching in the face.
The Antifa flag start flying on terrain white guys.
Me Donald Trump
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This is about science, science, science.