Bad Ladadika that Adam curry Jhansi Devorah it's Thursday
January 16 2020. This is your award winning get my nation
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Here in the frontier of Austin, Texas capital drone Star State
in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
northern Silicon Valley where I'm ready with the cowbell. I'm
John Cena, Barack, Raglan Buzzkill.
You almost disappeared. There was a cowbell? Were you leaning
away from the microphone?
No, I just probably blew out everything.
You change something? Do you change something? You did? I'm
telling it. You changed something since we tested. We
always do a test before the show. Tell me you to change your
twiddle the knob. I know you did. You twiddle the knobs?
Twiddle knobs? Yeah, you do your knob twiddly. You're one of
those guys who say, oh, something's broken. And then
you're twiddling knobs.
Yeah. Well, if I had knobs to twiddle I would.
Okay, I must say that, personally, I'm tired of it all.
How about you? I loved it.
The last debate was the worst ever. Now could ask for anything
for
now. They had incredible ratings for CNN 's time slot for their
for their debate. 7.3 million viewers up from the PBS debate
which was 6.2. So I guess they're you know, the last few
days before the debate their their ratings Gambit work that
got the fight going between Bernie and Elizabeth Warren. And
people tuned in for it. And I think they were not
disappointed. People. Well, we were disappointed.
Disappointed. It was the worst. It wasn't anything interesting.
I do. I will say that the debate between Elizabeth and Bernie was
quite, quite amusing. Especially the EU. I got I got a the the
start at the end. I have the hot mic. Yeah. Okay. Which, which I
think is the way to listen to the start. Start with that. And
then we can go into the debate if you want to do that. But this
is the hot mic.
Make a liar on national TV. I think you called me a liar on
national TV.
Let's not do it right now. Whatever that discussion will
have. You called meal and you told me
I don't wanna get married. I just want to be hyper and feel
good.
The best part of that clip was Steyer, saying, I just want to
say hi, Bernie. Yeah, what
a brown nosing jerk.
Well, it shows you where he is in the standing and he doesn't
even get to say hi to Bernie normally. That's how low on the
totem pole Mr. Steyer is,
Oh, yes. And then Bernie gay just brushed him off. But see
this.
This was what CNN intended. This was their show, their entire
show was around Bernie and Warren. And this, he said he
didn't say that's what it was. And they got a 1.1 extra million
viewers. Because of it. That was the whole that was the whole
purpose of the debate. Everything else, I agree was the
worst ever. But from that television perspective, they
didn't blow it out right away. They brought it in about a
quarter of the way through, then they had another, you know,
another tense moment and then at the end, and they had to release
this video with the audio after the debate because the televised
version didn't have the audio. Right. So somebody why do you
think somebody snuck it? Oh, yeah. Jeff Zucker gave it
himself to be posted himself on YouTube. Please. Do you think
that was a leak?
I mean, it was it was the whole thing was a giant scam. You are
correct. We Mazel listen to this. I have the lizard versus
Bernie opener.
Okay, yeah.
CNN reported yesterday that and Senator Sanders, Senator Warren
confirmed a statement that in 2018, you told her that you did
not believe that a woman could win the election. Why did you
say that?
Well, as a matter of fact, I didn't say it. And I don't want
to waste a whole lot of time on this because this is what Donald
Trump and maybe some of the media want. Anybody who knows
me, knows that it's incomprehensible that I would
think that a woman cannot be President of the United States
go to youtube today. There's a video of the of me 30 years ago,
talking about how a woman could become President of the United
States. In 2015. I deferred In fact, the Senator Warren, there
was a movement to dry Senator Warren to run for president. And
you know what I said stayed back. Senator Warren decided not
to run an iPad. I did run afterwards. Hillary Clinton won
the popular vote by 3 million votes. How could anybody in a
million years not believe that woman could become President of
the United States? And let me be very clear. If any of the women
on this stage or any of the men on this stage, win the
nomination? I hope that's not the case. But if they do, I will
do everything in my power to make sure that they are elected
in order to defeat the most dangerous president in the
history of our country.
Right. So he was ready for the question. He got the question.
Well, if he was ready for the question, he should have been
ready to throw it back at him and say, you know, this is a
setup by you guys. Because he did say the media. He says this
is what Trump in the media wants us to bitch about this. He
should have thrown it back into this as a setup question. You
guys specifically ran this up in Everett. Yeah, he should have
just thrown it back. And I would have been fantastic if he had
done that. Well, but now,
I didn't say he had a good retort. This he was ready for
it. He had something but yeah, what he didn't expect was the
next part, which I guess is, which clip is that? That
Liz versus Bernie retort?
Senator Sanders. Senator Sanders, I do want to be clear
here. You're saying that you never told Senator Warren that a
woman could not win the election? That is correct.
Senator Warren, what did you think when Senator Sanders
Sanders told you a woman could not win the election? Wow,
I disagreed.
That was fantastic. Now,
I was the most chickenshit thing you could possibly do. And it
was hilarious.
Now, just to be clear how this works. This is one of our
favourite ways of of doing reporting. In fact, one of the
CNN analysts, Jess McIntosh, had this to say about this. After
the debate. Yeah, I
couldn't agree more. I think that that the the moment between
Warren and Bernie is obviously the one that's gonna be replayed
the most. And I think what Bernie forgot was that this
isn't a he said she said story. This is a reported out story
that CNN was part of breaking. So to have him just flat out say
No, I think wasn't wasn't nearly enough to address that for the
women watching.
There was actually something in the in the original question.
Let me just see, listen to what the the CNN moderator says here.
CNN reported yesterday that and Senator Sanders, Senator Warren
confirmed a statement.
So the way this works is someone from the Warren campaign calls
CNN and says, Man, can you believe what happened in 2016?
And Bernie said that in a private dinner to Warren, they
say, Oh, now they don't know. It's the Sanders campaign, of
course. And they call up Elizabeth Warren and say, Hey,
did that happen? And then she says, Oh, yeah, yeah, that's
true. I confirm it. So she didn't say she just confirmed
it. It's the circular reporting that we're always laughing
about. And they literally said she confirmed it. And oh, yes,
CNN was instrumental in breaking this. That was the entire
ratings Bonanza, and it brought it a million viewers. That's not
bad. That's 1000 CPMs. It's pretty good. It's a lot. Yes.
Well, considering these things were more than a dead on the
dead on the vine. And there was no other possibilities going on
here. No, they
had nothing they needed. You look, you need a controversy.
And that's what it was. And it was kind of good for Joe because
he got the hang back. And
he didn't say much. No, and he
not only that, but he was when he did speak who was who was
bad.
In fact, he he threw out one or is this I had my favourite.
We're in a position right now. We have to remember who we are
where we are.
It's like Obama's lines. That's not who we are. It was just
throwing all kinds of shit out there. And Steyer. Steyer was
this. This was when there was a lot of this during the debate,
I would do it from the standpoint of environmental
justice and make sure we go to the black and brown communities
where you can't breathe the air or drink the water that comes
out of the job safely.
Most racist thing I've heard is unbelievable black and brown
communities as if that's like one like it. Where's the where
the black and brown people? Oh, they're in the community over
there. Oh, okay. Thanks. Go over the hill when the black and
brown community
how do you actually I have that as a larger good
because how do you think the the black Americans feel about this
when they're, they're going for something tangible, some
reparations they
can print their own air And they get
brown people. They're trying to breathe their own air, which is
unbreathable. And they throw on some brown people. As if it's
all the same. It's so racist. That guy, he doesn't even know.
He's a moron. And he's obviously a kiss ass. He has to go to
introduce himself to Bernie after all these debates.
And did you? See, I don't know, if you got the clip, the first
question for Steyer was, well, you know, you've been a business
man, you've been in finance know, he made his money in coal,
but they couldn't they couldn't bring themselves to say they
couldn't bring themselves say, Hey, you made your money in
coal. No, it was finance. Okay, thanks. Well, here's
here's where he has targeted was environmentalism. And he
listened for the round of applause. There's a round of
applause in here that he gets, just listen for it, because it's
very funny.
But this is why climate is my number one priority. And I'm
still shocked that I'm the only person on this stage who will
say this, I would declare a state of emergency on day one on
climate, I would, I would do it from the standpoint of
environmental justice and make sure we go to the black and
brown communities where you can't breathe the air or drink
the water that comes out of the tap safely. But I also know
this. We're going to create millions of good paying union
jobs across this country. It's going to be the biggest job
programme in American history.
Yeah, well, can't wait. I'm ready for it. But I just
love it. So he says, There's one guy out there clapping for
calling for a national emergency room.
National Emergency everybody. Standby, black and brown people.
Standby. Standby.
Probably the most embarrassing thing for Bernie was this Liz
Warren. I don't know if I have this clip. But it's not really
that important. But she goes on about herself and bragging about
how she's the only person has beat a Republican in the last 30
years. Yeah.
And then Joe says, Hey, that was me.
Well, then Bernie comes out. No, not Joe. Bernie comes out and
says, Oh, I beat somebody in 1990. All right, I'm sorry. It
was Burton. And so it so she's looking around and she's doing
takes she's doing like double take action and mugging. And he
had the camera on. Yeah. And so she's going woods, that she
could call him out on it. And then he doesn't even understand
the math, and just keeps barreling ahead and changes the
subject and I thought it was it was a point for her even though
it still made the boat look silly. This debates. Listen,
Bernie 30 years ago to
set the record straight. I defeated an incumbent Republican
running for Congress when 1991 beat a Republican
congressman. Number two,
of course, I don't think there's any debate on 30 years ago or
beat an incumbent Republican
congressman, and I said I was the only one who has beaten an
incumbent Republican in 30 years.
Well, 30 years ago. It's 1990. As a matter of fact, but I don't
know that that's a major issue of the day.
No, it is the meme of the hour.
What an idiot
naiads I get it. How old is Bernie 76 He gave us a little
slower slower than
80 He's I think he's a or whatever. Doesn't matter my
fate. I love them. I do have one more with Bernie the most of my
clips are quite short. You just heard the long ones. But there
was one Bernie as called. I think it using Oh, yeah, I have
it down as an ISO. This is under Bernie. It's Bernie. Before I
tell you this, I think is he just did this on the day. This
is Bernie completely Bernie.
All right. Oh, I see. Okay. It's not under debate. You labelled
the burning that label that weird. Okay, we go tell you.
But before I tell you that, we tell you something else.
It's the best performative of the evening, ladies and
gentlemen,
before I tell you that, we tell you something,
I'll tell you, but before I tell you that, I'll tell you
something else. I think that's, that's pretty good. That's the
end of show worthy really,
well, I got a bunch of them. So we'll go over them. Now let's go
to my favourite was, of course, well, here's the gobbledygook.
This is Biden, I want you to explain to me what he's actually
saying if you didn't even understand His words,
oh, shoot, dropped it.
There we go. So that's a fundamental difference than
negotiating with other countries. It's fundamentally
that requirement that we use our Special Forces in small numbers
to coordinate with other countries to bring together
coalition.
Well, it's apparently what they've done during the eight
years. First Vice President coordinate it's
a fundamental difference than negotiating with a negotiating
country. He's odd, fundamentally that the requirement that we use
our Special Forces in small numbers to coordinate with other
countries to bring together coalition.
No. No, he's he's just not. He's just not qualified to do this.
Can you imagine if he becomes the nominee, and and he has to
stand against Trump, it's just not gonna work. He's just gonna
melt.
Well, it couldn't eat. There's one opportunity for him was that
Trump is such a bully with guys like this that, you know, they
try to, you know, he would start ridiculing his, his inability to
press negotiating, and other words, and start to make people
feel so sorry for Joe, they might vote for him because
nobody felt sorry for Jeb Bush. No. And by the way, nobody felt
sorry for any of the Republicans that Trump went after.
I think it was Van Jones mad. I knew you were clipping all this.
So I didn't get very much. I think he actually called Joe
Biden low energy to he actually said it was low energy. Fox and
Friends did something interesting. Which was the very
nice propaganda piece. They rant cuz you know that Trump did a
rally during the debate of course, counterprogramming. In
Milwaukee, I want to say, thing was Milwaukee. So while they're
debating, he's up on stage doing his thing. So the next morning,
Fox took the debate, as side by side was Trump and played a
quote, I have it here. So you play a quote from something from
the debate and then Trump with the CounterPoint. And what was
super nice about this in from a propaganda standpoint, was the
left screen, which was left for a reason was black and white and
the right squeeze screen with Trump was in colour. We have
a president who is lying again, and could drag us into a war
that is even worse than the war in Iraq.
Bernie. And the radical left cannot protect your family and
they cannot protect our country, nor do they want to. I think
we have lost our standing in the region. We have lost the support
of our allies.
America is winning again. America is respected again.
We could do much better than a Trump flood. trade deal.
We will enact trade deals that result in more products proudly
stamped with that beautiful phrase made in the USA.
I am ready to take on this president on the economy. Our
economy
is booming. wages are rising. Poverty is plummeting.
No one is above the law that includes the President of the
United States. While we're
creating jobs and killing terrorists, Democrats in
Congress are wasting America's time with demented hoaxes and
crazy witch
hunts. This is a decency check on our government is the
patriotism check
that second our president battle is the survival of the nation.
What these people are doing, they will destroy our nation
if Republicans led by Mr. Trump basically kicking the American
people in the face
Republicans are fighting for citizens from every background
and from every race, religion, colour and creed. We are a
movement
I gotta say they did a good job on that.
Now what was this let's go over this again.
So they opened the show and from the night before from the debate
show Fox and Friends in the mornings their stupid Morning
Show
Yeah, never watch it.
Well no of course you don't watch it I don't want to eat no,
no.
Watch was not an add together John
it wasn't add it just wasn't paid for it. It wasn't Of course
it is. That's how they open they're open their hour with
this. So left screen black and white. These clips of the debate
right screen Trump full colour in Milwaukee back and forth. I
wonder who put this together? I know it's new. I haven't seen
them do this. And I liked it because if you want to satisfy
your viewership, does it stuff like that? That's gonna work. It
was very, very slick very slick, but the black and white and the
colour that that really punched at home. So yeah, obviously an
ad Hulu Hulu
at the base of my favourite debater, a diet I saved her
clips for last.
Amy Klobuchar? Yes. I thought she was fantastic. Oh, I love
Amy Klobuchar.
We as a comedic yeah as a comedian.
If I had to choose from any person on that stage, I choose
her
a couple of things I got from her for one thing I've got a
pretty good ISO ISO ISO Oh,
it's even called a pretty good ISO.
I think that sounds pretty good.
Ha Nah, that's our end of show right there. I'm putting more
I'm putting it into the slot just in case.
All right here now, I got to make sure when he hears it, you
know it's like talking about people dropping the tea. Yeah.
Hey, this is an absolute beauty because I didn't know you could
drop the tea with this word.
My Republican opponents have gotten out of politics for good
opponents
What was that let me just
float it she's trying to say opponent
my Republican opponents opponents
she's dropping a P
she's dropping a piano T upon upon
my Republican opponents have gotten out of politics for good.
Now, yeah, under stress. People do make mistakes.
She was shaking like a leaf was visual. No,
it wasn't as bad as as it has been in the past.
It wasn't as bad as the first debate, but it was it was bad
considering how many she's done with the nervous sound as
an eye twitcher and and Tourette sufferer i It doesn't bother me.
I think it makes her look interesting
that she does make the company look dumb. But I think worse
than that is still this schoolboy thing where Bernie is
holding his hand and for the teacher to call on him, like
throughout the entire debate. Call on Me teacher and then Tom
Steyer, by the way when he talks to you, first of all, he has a
fake smile at the beginning, because I guess somebody told
Hey, Tom smile a little bit. So he puts on this fake stupid look
and smile, and then he goes right back into his dour look.
And then he rolls his head in a circle as he talks. And it's,
it's clockwise, and he's rolling his head in a circle as he talks
and I'm watching Oh, I was if I had the time, it would have made
an animated GIF, but it did. So I was too busy collecting Amy's
clips I here's Amy that I got two more clips from her. Amy and
the cloakroom is the first.
And I will never forget going to Crawfordsville here in Iowa. And
thank you for bringing up Iowa Breann since that is where we
are. And I went to this plant and there was one worker left in
that plant. That plant had been shut down because of Donald
Trump's trade policies. And because of what he had done to
those workers with giving secret waivers to oil companies and
ruining the Renewable Fuel Standard. That worker brought
out a coat rack of uniforms. And he said, these are my friends.
They don't work here anymore. And their names were embroidered
on those uniforms. Derrick, Mark Salvatore, and that guy started
to cry. These are real people hurt by Donald Trump's trade
war.
Well, no, this is this is what I believe this to be is something
that never works on television. But if if so we were in Iowa,
everyone's going to Iowa places. You know, this is a pretty big
firm, so she wants to localise it for the crowd there. And you
can usually people do it with an applause moment. Instead she did
it with a tear jerker. And then, you know, so they had, you know,
he brought out the cloak, the cloak room brought out to his
workers who have been terminated into into clear, clear air,
they're gone. So it's a localised thing and it always
comes across weird on the national level on television.
Yeah, I'd say she sound like a psycho. The best one, I'm gonna
push back sound like a psycho. I like Aimee Mann, and
then the best one, here's Amy talking about her one of her
friends whose name she can't remember, this is the big Gaff.
Klobuchar. Thank you. Senator Klobuchar. What do you say?
Thank you, Elizabeth. Senator Klobuchar. I would like Senator,
let me finish my question. Okay. What do you say to
open and I wasn't at the meeting, so I can't comment. But
I was gonna
say what what do you say to people who who say that a woman
can't win this election?
I hear that. People have said it. That's why I've addressed it
from this stage. I point out that you don't have to be the
tallest person in the room. James Madison was five foot
four. You don't have to be the skinniest person in the room.
You don't have to be the loudest person you have to be competent.
And when you look at the facts, Michigan has a woman Governor
right now and she beat a Republican Gretchen Whitmer.
Kansas has a woman Governor right now and she beat Kris
Kobach and her name is I'm very proud to know her and her name
is Governor Kelly. Thank you
I don't know why I just felt like that was the right clip to
play. Her name is but what she's
good I'm proud to know her name her name is and this mumble kind
of low voice count
But what she, what she. Now here's what I liked about this.
She's basically saying, Look at me, I'm short. I'm not, you
know, your typical body type model television star, but I'm
competent. And, of course, everything she said there got
lost because she couldn't remember her best friend's name.
But that it's a tactic that I think we should keep our eye on.
I'm not I don't think any of these people should be the
president. But keep your eye on her. She's got
by the way, she's got she has her lipstick on like, it's a big
square block of lipstick. So she sits and she looks like she's
just she looks like a kind of Nick Parkes character, you know,
Wallace and grommet. Just as funny look, I mean, she's great.
She doesn't have a smile, she can barely smile. It's always
kind of downward smile. She's grimacing.
Oh. I think Hillary needs to swoop in because we got nothing
on the stage nothing.
What it looks like, Rog, man,
she better hurry. Tick tock, tick tock.
Well, they've already given it to Joe. Yeah, you
keep saying that. But I'm not so sure about that. Well,
I would hope not. I'm not I'm only saying it from what I'm
observing. I'm not saying because I want Joe, even though
it will be funny. And it will give me the opportunity.
So we do have a shift here, a couple of things are happening.
Bernie still has the absolute numbers. He's got crowds. He's
got the Bernie supporters. It's a big there's a big amount of
people. We don't really know it. We don't really see it because
it's obvious. It's just like in 2016, CNN now. Now we have a
whole faction of Bernie Bros. But it's not just bros. Although
the guys that Project Veritas highlighted, we're obviously
bros. Mill rock, you will burn Okay, fine. All right, Bernie,
bro. All right, settle, settle down, settle down, settle down.
But there it is a very animated base of people. And they now
also hate CNN. Now, this is an interesting, interesting thing,
because Bernie won't get the nomination. Although that's the
one America deserves. We deserve to say, Okay, your choices,
socialism and capitalism. That would be the election to have.
Yeah, and I agree with that. And I think that that would be fair,
and that's what we deserve. But it's not
going well. Milwaukee will burn if he doesn't win. Yeah, fine.
That is not going to happen. But CNN will, you know, has doubled
the amount of haters now when I double but there's a substantial
amount, who hate CNN specifically because of Trump.
And now there's a big bunch of people who hate CNN because of
Bernie. So if there's some other schmuck on the Democratic side,
who do you think the Bernie's are gonna go to? I think a lot
of them will defect to the anti media guy.
Who's the anti Trump? Oh, yeah. Well, I tell you, you're
suggesting a Democrat?
No. Trump, if they have to choose between, I don't know
what happened last time because my daughter's 2016 was going to
vote for Bernie like all the kids all the millennials. Yeah.
I don't think she would anymore. But she was going to and a lot
of people were they're all excited about Bernie because he
was, you know, he grandad targeted the kids. And once
they, once it came out that he was screwed by the Democrats,
she voted for Trump. And I think a lot of people already voted
for Trump that were Bernie Bros. Well, they're not, you know,
they're not thinking that it's not like to politics or anything
similar.
No, no, no, no. This is not this is not really about politics.
It's about personalities, personality and stuff. I think
we'll play this just before the debate, Elizabeth Warren was
sitting with a bunch of students.
The hours before the Democratic presidential debate in Iowa, US
Senator Elizabeth Warren detailed her latest proposal on
how if elected president, she would forgive federal student
loan debt of up to $50,000. She says she can do it her first day
in the White House and without Congress.
I'm running for President because I want a government that
works for the rest of
the US senator from Massachusetts said she would be
able to help about 42 million people with their student debt
by using the Department of Education pre existing
authority, which she says gives the Secretary of Education the
power to wipe away loans on its discretion.
Anyway, so you know, that's what people want they want that's the
biggest selling point for young voters and I still question if
they're really going to show up. But that's what they want. Get
it take take that student debt off of my back. Anyone who
really shows some serious plan for that, I think can get a lot
of support
as well. Again, will they show up? Probably not.
I don't know if if she was little more clear. I mean, so
she says she can do it without Congress doubtful. But okay, so
someone needs to analyse that need to dive into it, and they
got to hurry up. But she,
she made it I think she was on the stage. I think everyone
worked one clip of her where she's ranting and raving about
all these things. She's gonna do a Klobuchar said the same thing
as a woman, both and prefaced it as a woman president, like the
men wouldn't do this. There's a million things I can do, and I'm
gonna do them all.
You know, I have a question about that. So both Warren and
Klobuchar say, Well, the President she should do this.
She the her prerogative will be this. Yeah. Shouldn't it be
they? And then let's just be honest about Well, isn't that
isn't that?
Yeah, you know, this is something I shouldn't have
caught. Not you. But you did. Considering the way we're
supposed to use the language today. Yep. You're absolutely
correct. We're not supposed to do that. But we're supposed to
use general neutral in all circumstances. At Dwight didn't
dose two women, only two women up they're the only two that use
gender specific. You can say I Yep. But you can't. But if
you're gonna say we, she she should. It should be that you're
right. Absolutely correct. I'm app. I'm kudos to you. I'd give
you a clip of the day for catching that. If there was a
clip to give you a clip of the day for clipping. It's actually
worth an essay. To be honest about it. Yeah, for there. So
they both did it.
Yeah. Yeah. It was just a small things like that. But it wasn't
it it was it was actually an as you mentioned, it's a major
thing. Well, I do have lesson plans. This is worn on drug
pricing. This way Warren's going to do she goes on and on. This
is the bait worn on drug pricing.
Long answer, why does it make sense for the government, for
the government to manufacture drugs, especially when public
trust in the government is near historic lows.
So let's do this both ways. What I've said is I'm just going to
use the power that is available, and I will do what a president
can do all by herself on the very first day. And that is
lower the prices of certain prescription drugs, I will lower
the price of insulin, we already have the legal authority with
the President to do that President just hasn't picked up
and used it. I will lower the price of epi pens of HIV AIDS
drugs, that's going to bring a lot of relief to a lot of
families immediately. But you know, there are a whole lot of
drugs about 90% of drugs that are not under patent. They're
generic drugs. But the drug industry has figured out how to
manipulate this industry to keep jerking the prices up and up and
up. So my view is let's give them a little competition.
There was an interesting article that here we go, Sky News. Boris
Johnson, opening it here. Boris Johnson vows to quote get those
waiting lists down after worst NHS figures ever. So just to
give you an idea, the Oso heralded National Health
Service, the United Kingdom, which is the best in the world,
why would you want to live in America? That's crazy. Official
data showed only 81.4% of emergency patients in England
were seen within four hours so that's the emergency room. Four
Hour Wait,
what you have an emergency
but it's it's a&e. It's the accident and emergency and yeah,
it'd
be dead in four hours. There's an emergency Well,
last year, one in four patients had to wait more than two months
for the start of their chemotherapy. That's how that's
what that's what happens when you let the government what is
the point of that? Oh, it's because it's inefficient that my
point is
there's nothing in efficient about because of your prescribed
chemotherapy. I mean, you first of all you have to know you're
gonna get chemotherapy then you have to wait two months yeah,
that's what's the wait for John what are you waiting for you
waiting for?
Why don't you go no, you because the system cannot process you
faster than that. It is just the system it is a government
managed health care system. Medicare for all know. This,
it's, it's fine. You pay five five pounds for your for your
visit or your medic Keishon that's it. Everything else is
free. But you have to wait. So I'm just pointing out that
nothing is perfect. no system is perfect. And Medicare for all
certainly won't be either. And that's what she's selling.
That's why I bring this up. Yeah, she's a big promoter of
it. Well, they all are. They're all promoting it. Alright, we
don't.
Because Bernie, Bernie got got a lot of, we have to remember
this. We had to keep reminding ourselves that in 2016, Bernie
got a lot of momentum with a number of messages to to stop
the tuition, the student loan debt to get Medicare for all
there was a number of initiatives. And everybody had
that because he got so much traction, as opposed to Hillary,
which was let's help the banks.
They said who thinks illegal immigrants should have health
care? They all raised their hand. Come on.
I know that was the classic. Yeah. So what a blender, that
was such a blunder that the DNC if you remember, we have to go
back to the first debate. So I'm not allowed to do that. Any
question? How many piercings that illegal arrogance should
have free health care, they all raise their hands. And then it
was like, wait a minute, if everyone in the world can get
free health care, in other words, you all have to do is fly
to the United States. Is it on anything and just get free
health care? Every dying cancer patient in the world would flock
here as it's free?
Yeah. And then the DNC said, Okay, you're not allowed to ask
questions anymore where people raise their hand. So those
questions are outlawed.
Yeah, exactly. But the whole for good reason. That was an
embarrassment that gave away the whole Democratic Party and wash
down if you want to open borders. We don't even need
borders. Yeah, we're gonna raise my head because Bernie raised
his
All right. Are we done with the debate because it's taken up too
much of our time. There's a lot going
on. I just have one last thing, which is Biden does not differ
from the debate, but it's a Biden Biden clip. Because out of
the Biden clip, I took an ISO. So here's the Biden. Come on,
man.
Do you and there's no but everybody knows who this guy is.
Come on, man. Come on, man. I'm looking forward to this man.
Come here, man. Hey, man.
Tell you But before I tell you that, we tell you something
else.
I'm sorry. It was the wrong
play the fight and get Come on, man. I'm so
sorry about that. Yes. Come on, man. Now was this was this
really in the debate with
this? But everybody knows who this guy is? Come on. Now. This
was not a debate. This man came here, man. Hey, Max edited.
Did you edit that?
Somebody put it
together? No. Okay. Well, I let me just hear that again. My man.
I think that sounds pretty good.
No, I think this better i So
better. This is better. So far. That's the end of show why so?
Okay, before we do other stuff, I'd like to go into vet.
Wait, wait, before we go to that I got one more Biden thing.
Again, not the debates, but just an ISO possibility. Okay. This
is in some situation where Biden is talking to some in some
speech and he says, Don't tell me you're not hearing crack pot.
Which be you. Yeah, or cocaine? Crack powder, cocaine. Crack
powder, cocaine. Crack. Oh, I
know what he's saying. Crack or powder. Cocaine is what he's
saying crack
powder, glistening crack powder or cocaine
crack powder, cocaine.
Crack powder cocaine. I don't know. Look, he should ask his
son. Sorry. It was kind of me. It was kind of me. Okay, I'm
done. Thank you. Thank you for that wrap up. That was pretty
good. I mean, there's some some that's basically what you didn't
miss, or what you might have missed. That was the best of it.
The best of the best. We saved every thing. We saved everybody
some time. So on the last show, we discovered is that even
though there is a new president of the ensemble or whatever they
call it in Venezuela, and guaido has is effectively his term
ended. He was not reelected. He fakes trying to get into the
into parliament by jumping over the fence even though the
official said you just could have come in the front door.
Then he had a phoney swearing in ceremony as if he's still in
charge. We looked at the headlines, Washington Post New
York Times, Wall Street Journal, all of them saying Oh guaido was
still in power still rockin and rollin. Which is literally not
true because they now it is another one of our shills who
was in there. I forget his name, but he was another CIA effect. I
think that's even in his title. Next CIA guy. Hi, I'm here to
run the country. Elliott Abrams, who is the Special Envoy to
Venezuela did At a press conference at the State
Department. And what he says in this minute clip is mind
blowing. So we clearly have an agenda to I don't know what
exactly we want to do, but we'd like to have some form of
control over the Venezuelan Government. We are Obama
lookalike guaido was supposed to be the guy he never caught any
traction never really did. It just couldn't make it happen. No
one supports him. And honestly, the guy is kind of goofy. So
he's not the guy. But man, do we have the resources Elliott
Abrams was asked by a reporter. So you know, tell me about the
resources. Tell me tell me exactly what you what you're
doing with the money. And what tell me about this money,
you know, Congress as voted a fair amount of money to help the
democratic opposition in Venezuela than we will be
thinking,
just to be clear, our Congress approved our money, our tax
money to support the democratic opposition in Venezuela. Already
I'm a little irked because, hey, that we can use that money for
something else. But okay, if it's really that
important. Oil there, you know, yeah.
Yeah, sure. If it's that important. Man, you are a war
monger, aren't you? That money you give the shit we haven't. We
don't need oil. And we don't need the oil money, we just
print our own money. That's what we do. Anyway,
we need oil, not for the money. We don't need oil for money. We
need oil because we're a petroleum economy that people
don't want to, you know,
we have enough for our own oil. It's just look, South America
needs to have enough oil man, South America needs to be
controlled. It's obvious, for obvious reasons. And let's
listen again how our Congress voted for this to be done it
who's doing
in Venezuela, and we will be thinking of ways to use those
funds, and to try to get other countries to give political
support. diplomatic support financial support to the forces
of freedom in Venezuela.
Okay. The forces of freedom in Venezuela. I just love the
terms. He literally said, We got to think of ways to spend that
money, which leads me to believe Congress didn't appropriated
properly, because they just said, Oh, Elliott Abrams, oh,
here, have this money, go do what you want,
how much money? And what is that thing useful currently?
I'm a little reluctant to go into detail on that, because I
don't remember the exact numbers, the final final number.
But we have done an agreement with the legitimate government
of Venezuela and the legitimate
government. So what we've done in agreement with legitimate
government, he means guaido. By that he doesn't mean Maduro or
the other guy, not the legitimate government.
Basically, we're giving our money to our boots on the
ground.
But we have done an agreement with the legitimate government
of Venezuela development agreement. And we are able to do
things to help, for example, the free press and Venezuela to help
the Free Press John, we need to help the free press. That
wouldn't be propaganda or anything, would it? No, no. It's
the free press people to help,
for example, the Free Press in Venezuela, to help people keep
publishing
and help people keep publishing. Is there some kind of moratorium
on on websites in Venezuela, apparently
repressive Venezuela to help people keep publishing and to
keep broadcasting? We have some funds that we can use for the
National Assembly,
some friends.
So there are a variety of things. This is really this is
all being done through. Not all mostly being done through AI V.
But also democracy and human rights bureau. Here at state,
US AI D and a new one, the democracy and human rights
Bureau,
which is also new when you will look it up. Oh,
yes, I did. This is our exit strategy. All we need is to
write one good grant. This is fun. I mean, it literally says
opportunities. Here's one requests for Statements of
Interest China programmes. So the Bureau of human rights of
Democracy, Human Rights and labour, which is a part of the
State Department announces a request for Statements of
Interest from organisations interested in submitting
Statements of Interest for programmes that protect and
promote human rights in China. I think we qualify if not, we
could make a sub podcast that does in all, yeah, we could do
that the programme concept should demonstrate ability to
improve rights awareness and access to justice for Chinese
citizens strengthen and institutionalise citizen
participation in government, promote government information,
transparency, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. The numbers they
have available for 2020. I'm just scrolling down because it's
a very long thing. 700 They have one grant for 750,001 for $1.5
million. John, we're crazy. If we don't go after some of this.
That's just the China one. We could grab any one of these
anymore. This is a propaganda bonanza. I love these guys. And
Congress just gives them the money.
Hey, go. Yeah,
this is a very interesting outfit. So that's what your
money's going towards podcasters in Venezuela. Way to go Congress
very, very proud of the work you're doing.
Wow, I know. Guys the best.
She's, like I said, Well, you know, I don't know exactly what.
So I'm reluctant to say the numbers. But what he really
meant was God, if they read these numbers, it's so huge now.
But this is one programme for China. One, one and collective
two and a half million dollars available.
Come on. Yeah. Come on, man. Come
on, man. Come on, man. Well, we should seriously consider
getting some of that money. It's just out there for the Takens
it's some other podcasters gonna get
it. I agree. We should do it to do we'll do it this week. Going
to get it going to get it.
Okay, let me do this next perfect piece of information
because we had another split screen moment. The next day, we
had the president announcing phase one. Sorry, of the China
deal. At the same time, Nancy Pelosi transmitting Articles of
Impeachment to the Senate, which fantastically enough literally
consisted of the impeachment managers, in some kind of
procession like funeral procession lockstep walking
across the hall, with, with the lady in front holding the
Articles of Impeachment as if it was a gift, like, like a sceptre
that she has handed over very British
me.
Is this even a thing? Is it as it has always been done this
way? Where were we? We have a procession that marches across
the hall? No, probably not.
I think it may have been something similar during the
Clinton thing, but Nixon never happened. So you have to go back
to Andrew Johnson. And that was like,
Yeah, who knows what happened out it. So there's that couple
of things that happened, that of note that I have some clips for.
So what she was really trying to do all day, Nancy here was make
this into some kind of historical moment. And I don't
know if that's for her personally, or you know, that
this this will be her legacy is she impeach the president. But
she compared this moment to several historical events in our
history, and she didn't really have a hook. But she wanted you
to remember this date. And this time, not this date, but the
December date, when the President United States was
impeached, and that's forever.
As I've said, it's always been our founders when they started
when in the course of human events, it becomes necessary
when Abraham Lincoln fourscore and seven years ago, Thomas
Paine now with the use of the times that try men's souls at
times have found us again and again, even even our poets.
Longfellow. Remember, listen, my children and you will hear the
Midnight Rider Paul Revere on 18th of April and 75. Our limit
is now alive but members that famous staying here, it's always
about marking history, using time on December 18. House of
Representatives impeach the president of the United States,
an impeachment that will last forever.
So apparently what she wants is some nursery rhyme or some
little, little little jig that will talk about Nancy Pelosi,
the great Nancy, who impeach the president on December 18th, that
school children will recite in the future.
Out tinkers to Evans to chance is the only thing that she was.
He kind of missed the boat on a very famous baseball pole. On
while but she was talking about more political type country
stuff not about baseball, however, this moment will be
remembered, and it will be remembered for something she
did. And I think it will go down in history. And someone has to
make a jig about this or some kind of song. I'm looking at
you, Chris Wilson. At the end, she did something very typical
that we've seen happen. Certainly all throughout Obama,
then I'm sure it's happened forever. But we our show really
didn't start until the Obama was elected. And that is the signing
ceremony, where you sign three, three dots of your name with one
pen, you switch it out, and another pen, switch it out, get
another pen so that you have all of these historic pens that were
used to sign this historic document. And she did this for
this impeachment for these impeachment articles. And not
only did she sign with each of these pens, she was handing them
out to everybody on stage to the impeachment managers, and
they're all taking pictures with their pens. It was so
disgusting, that even CNN couldn't handle it.
We're used to seeing signing ceremonies handing out pens at
moments of celebration when a president is signing
legislation, when even sometimes a rare occasion, but it has
happened when the House sends over a landmark piece of
legislation. It was it was unusual to see that kind of up
ceremony and making, you know handing out the pens and smiling
for a picture in this kind of situation where the house
speaker has bent over backwards to say publicly and privately
This is sombre This is not a time for celebration.
Understandable. This is history. And the people who are involved
want to mark the moment. But they didn't expect to see that.
I thought that was a little jarring. I think off message
because you heard Nancy Pelosi there say in fact that this was
a sad and tragic day. And then there she is holding up the pin
and having photographs taken with those pins. So yeah, I
think it was a little off message for someone who has
tried to set a very serious tone. And here she is posing for
photographs with a pen so probably not that
the chairman and the house managers. They will they'll have
those pens for the rest of their lives. Yes.
Just broth. The rest of their lives. It's such a treasure to
have. Brother
that really is. I mean that's. That was really pretty. Pretty
lame.
has a better word for it than that. It's sick. Yeah, yeah, it
just depends. Have Sundar they specially printed on this
course. Of course.
Of course they come with us. Now you get a certificate and they
send you the box later with a certificate of authenticity. Oh
yeah. Oh, this and by the way, that's your money too.
Yeah, that's not the guide to customising. 10,000. At Penny
apiece.
No, these are not Penny apiece. Pens, either. I think he's a
nice Tiffany pens or something?
Well, Tiffany, probably not. Tiffany. Why not? Anyway? I
don't know. Tiffany, even make a pen. Yes.
You can ever hurt. You've never heard of the Tiffany pen tap.
Tiffany pen tap? Yes,
this is. Wow. Maybe it's not. Maybe it's not anything else.
No, the Tiffany pen tap is in a boardroom when everyone's in
agreement. They take their Tiffany pens. And they all tap
on the you've never heard this phrase. Never. Yeah. So while
this was taking place, and we can certainly do more, but I
would like to just switch over briefly to the other screen. The
President was announcing and subsequently signing with pan's
his deal with China. Which is really one thing and one thing
only I have Minuchin here to explain it. He was on Lou Dobbs.
I cut Lou Dobbs out Lou Dobbs talks three times as much in the
interview as Minuchin. It's unbelievable how boring that guy
is. He likes to talk. So really what it is, is we already
levelled out the trade deficit China has, I think it was
already announced that they agreed to acquire 50 billion
worth of farm goods from us, I think that was already kind of
that was known as probably baked into all the numbers and that's
over, I believe, a two year two year term. There have been some
changes to the force technology transfer intellectual property,
which really isn't important as Minuchin says here, it's all
about the accountability.
There's a very detailed dispute resolution process. This is an
enforceable agreement, just as the president dictated it would
be there were two issues here. One was he wanted to reduce the
trade deficit in two, he wanted structural changes, particularly
around forest technology and other issues. So this is an
additional 200 billion, which is very significant. And
specifically, and for our farmers, you know, there'll be
40 to $50 billion annually of purchases. So this is a great
win for American business and American farmers. And I do think
this can be good for China, China has 1,350,000,000 people,
they got a large growing middle class. And if our companies can
compete fairly selling things to that middle class, that's a huge
growing market for our workers. I love
what he says here, because he starts off by saying, this is a
big win for the Chinese people, because it's good for our
workers listen to this, this Nidan
called they got a large growing middle class. And if our
companies can go back a little bit here, where it was it can
business and American farmers. And I do think this can be good
for China, China has 1,350,000,000 people, they got a
large growing middle class. And if our companies can compete
fairly selling things to that middle class, that's a huge
growing market for our workers.
I don't see how it benefits China, but okay,
and the agreement is a precondition, if you will, to
this phase one to relieve the Chinese of the currency
manipulator status that will actually you patent on them?
Well, the
only reason why we change that is because there's a chapter in
this agreement on currencies and foreign exchange, it's fully
enforceable, there's very strict commitments, that they will not
manipulate their currency going forward. And as a result of
that, we got comfortable lifting the designation, but like every
other part of this agreement, that there'll be an enforceable
chapter going forward.
So since the mainstream will not pay any attention to this, or
explain it at all, they'll just go by law that that the phase
one is really not that much of a big deal. However, it's an
enforceable agreement with triggers, so that if China
doesn't follow the basic tenants of the agreement, then we can
call them out, there's you know, it'll be very clear, and then we
probably start nuking them or something. I don't know. But
this is not a very important deal for the details. It's
important for the process going forward that we have agreements
that we know that people will abide by them. And that's really
it. They couldn't at least you
get start don't start saying going forward. He said it too
many times already.
Well, exactly. Because there's nothing is really nothing in
there. The only thing is it sets the ground rules. So that I
guess in modern parlance, we can call them out. And you know, and
then reverse everything and pile the sanctions back on whatever
but I think they want to do a deal. It would make sense they
want to do something. Everybody wants to do something. Everybody
wants to do something.
I don't know what's gonna come of this. But it's Alicia is
doing at least he's giving us some lip service nobody else has
ever did. Yes. Yeah, time went on forever without any without
anybody even paying any attention to the time they were
losing all their jobs at factories are moving overseas,
and everyone was making a lot of money except the American
worker. Yes. Thank you. You should why they voted for Trump.
Yes. You'll know why they're gonna keep voting for Trump. I
don't see the Democrats sucking him back in.
Don't worry, John, you have your spot at the convention. You'll
get it. It's fine. We get your message.
I need it.
You got to spot bro. It's all cool. Now last night, kind of on
the cusp were yesterday really started yesterday. Big news
breaking and I guess they found extra people and documents just
before they transmitted the articles of impeachment. And all
of a sudden, Lev Parnas who used to be Trump's guy is doing an
interview with Rachel Maddow. Oh, this was fun. And I really
tried to understand because, you know, late in the game for show
prep, really trying to understand exactly what is it
issue? Apparently, there's a new character. This Floyd Floyd guy
guy worked for, for Giuliani
Well, the No, that's the live Parnassus guy. Key word for
Julian Lloyd is well, that's important because Floyd is one
of these guys who shows up at a lot of Trump events much like
many people, because he donates a lot of money. I think he's
donated $55,000 to the America first, the super PAC, which is
where this Lev Parnas guy he donated 350,000 But he did it
through a shell company, which is why he's indicted and
rightfully so because you can have foreign money coming in
Even though it's we know how it's done, usually credit cards
and everyone's doing it.
Do it the right way. So
Parnas has WhatsApp messages that have been released. I'm not
quite sure if they went through how they've been released or if
it's part of the grand jury, and I don't know what it is, but
Rachel Maddow hasn't. And there it's very clear that he's
texting with this Floyd character. And the Floyd
character is saying stuff like, okay, man, yeah, well, we've got
the ambassador in our purview. We see what she's doing. We've
got her under civilians, okay. She's no longer on her phone,
she's turned off her computer, she's in her house, she's not
online. This these kinds of messages going back and forth.
This was tied back to part of the transcript, if I understand
it correctly, from the call with the Trump and the president of
Ukraine, where Trump says, I'm paraphrasing, well, she's going
to go through a lot of trouble herself, referring to the
ambassador. And that was in conspiratorial circles taken as,
oh my god, he was talking about taking a hit out on her then
there's this Floyd guy who's surveilling her and knows
apparently, when her when her phone is on, or when her
computers on, they were trying to take her out, they were
trying to kill her. And if you remember, she was called back to
the United States, because there were, there was a fear for her
security. So now all of a sudden, we have escalated this,
this corruption by Trump as alleged into a hit job by Trump.
And so and then the guy who's under indictment by for
election, campaign contribution, fraud, he all of a sudden
decides, well, I'm going to be a good guy, I'm gonna go talk to
Rachel Maddow about everything I had to get because she published
everything this morning, or maybe late last night online.
And this Floyd character is a guy that is apparently the Trump
Hotel. And this makes total sense. In DC. It's kind of like
the, the the bar from Star Wars has a whole bunch of unsavoury
characters. Everyone's hanging around in the bar in the lobby.
And, you know, DC is very much like this. Anyway, it's no
different from Hollywood, people hang out at the Four Seasons
hotel bar, and the ICA is Bob De Niro over there, you know, and
so you can talk about it, you might, you might bump into him
might say, this is where most of the business is done. It's where
all the lobbyists are. And of course, the Trump Hotel in DC
has got to be an unbelievable seething pit of Republicans and
hangers on mainly, that's, that's the that's the thing. So
this Floyd guy, you know, he's, he's got money, he's handing it
out. So you get invited to stuff and he's talking to people. And
apparently, he now had the through his contacts in Ukraine
had the ambassador under surveillance, and he's texting
back and forth with Lev Parnas. And here's Rachel's interview
with him specifically talking about this frightening
individual.
What Why did those exchanges happen? What was he trying to
tell you?
Well, I don't believe it's true. I think he was either drunk, or
he's was trying to make himself bigger than it was. So I didn't
take it seriously. And I was trying to if you see, I didn't
even respond to them most of the time. And if I did, it was like
something like lol or Okay, or great or, you know, something
like that, just because I wouldn't respond for a long
time. And then I didn't want him to get rowdy. If I saw him next
time and say, Oh, why didn't you type response? I would just
amuse them until eventually, as you could see, I cut them off.
But the texts
where he was supposedly reporting on the whereabouts of
the ambassador went on for a week. I mean, it wasn't like one
drunk night correspond for seven days couldn't have been drunk
the whole time. He's drunk when
he wakes up and he's drunk. He starts at six. I mean, I've
never seen
him. This, by the way is not what Rachel wanted to hear. She
did not want to hear the guy's a total lunatic. He's drunk at six
in the morning until late at night, but it will continue to
drunk. So
you thought that this was him making it up? You didn't believe
he actually had the ambassador under surveillance? Absolutely.
I asked Mr. Parnas. Several times over the course of our
interview. If those text messages from Robert Hyde
indicated a real threat to Ambassador Yovanovitch. I asked
him about it as many different angles I could come up with. I
was insistent and asking he was adamant in his response.
This is Rachel covering for herself. Because what she
doesn't want this is really bad. Yeah, well, what she doesn't
want is Twitter exploding and saying, You didn't ask hard
enough. You didn't push. You didn't look no follow up
questions. You soak. Something like that. That was totally her
covering her ass and honestly, we're done. Of course, we've sad
it's sad that she did that she should have just not aired it at
all very good at what she does. And this was not in the studio.
This was at, I think, the guy's lawyer's office. So she was a
little bit out of her element, but that's how important the
story was to her. That she were that she would, because she's
like, I can't believe I thought that we're gonna kill her. We're
gonna kill her, but under surveillance now, that guy's
just a drunk lunatic. Oh, let's see you that again. I asked
money, different words, and we're too perturbed. But
I asked Mr. Parnas. Several times over the course of our
interview, if those text messages from Robert Hyde
indicated a real threat to Ambassador Yovanovitch.
I asked him about otherwise it Floyd but it's hide. I made a
mistake, but
as many different angles I could come up with. I was insistent
and asking he was adamant in his response. So it's clear that you
didn't take Mr. Hyde seriously in terms of the factual claims
that he was making. But are you clear on whether or not there
was ever an actual physical threat or a threat of personal
intimidation against Ambassador Yovanovitch? over from my side
or anybody I know, you didn't worry that she was actually in
physical danger? Because you didn't believe Mr. Hyde believes
is too high
height though. Okay, so that was kind of a bummer. But the guy
did say something, which I think rings true and is very
plausible.
So after certain instances, Trump was supposed to meet him,
President Trump was supposed to meet as Alinsky in Poland
himself. But then he used the excuse of the hurricane, but it
wasn't because of the hurricane. It was because he was angry.
That's Alinsky still didn't make any attempt or effort to make
any announcement before he was going to meet him. And he wasn't
you
know, that was an excuse. And that wasn't the real reason,
because
I spoke to Rudy Rudy would talk to me too. I mean, we spoke
about this every day. I mean, everything that was going on was
discussed between me Victoria, Rudy, I mean, the team.
So President, President Trump is supposed to go, he decides not
to go Vice President Pence.
Yeah. And basically, he was supposed to go there and get it
straightened out that Zelinsky was supposed to make another
announcement. And that didn't happen. And that's when Bolton,
Secretary Bolton went over there. And I think he has a lot
to say, I'm not going to talk on him. I think he's a key witness
to his conversation with Zelensky when he came back and
why he left or got fired, or however you want to look at
that.
Let me make sure I understand what you're saying when Vice
President Pence went over there on September 1 Again, and
President Trump said, you believe you have reason to
believe that Vice President Pence was tasked at that meeting
with getting President Solinsky to announce investigations of
Joe Biden specifically Yes. And to tell him that they wouldn't
get their aid until they
I don't know exactly what he was. But it was all it's
obviously presentations. Like I said, the aid itself was
something that I think the President decided to do, what's
a call but it was I think, a reaction to that there was no
announcement being made after so many attempts, and so many
promises. So
holding the aid was the President's own sort of
innovation to to add to the leverage to the pressure that
people like you and the Vice President and Mr. Giuliani and
everybody else involved in this effort was putting on the
Ukrainian government.
So Rachel is leading the witness at the end. But the first part I
that rings true to me, I think it was Pence is the job to go
and get them an announcement. I think he messed it up and for
that reason, alone, maybe he will not be on the ticket. I'm
predicting it right now. He will resign someone else is going to
be on the on the vice presidential ticket for for
Trump. I think I think he screwed up royally there
especially because it's now coming out.
Well, after those clips, I should read re iterate the ban
on Rachel Maddow clips. Yeah, unexciting the
boring. Yeah, but this, you know, we do have to play so
things.
Take a look at that one issue. This guy has this guy ever
talked to the President? No, as the guy ever met the president
doubtful. To guys have Rudy Giuliani, you know fixer, and
works for Giuliani? I don't know. This seems like it could
be just a whole lot of thin air. Or to me. I'm not convinced
about any of it. There's no There's no pencil. Not a bag,
man.
No, I think it is a bag man. I think he's the perfect bag man
because he doesn't look or act like one. I think he is a bag
man. And I think he screwed this one up and write it down in the
book. He won't be on the ticket. He will not be on the ticket.
You do have the book. Are you writing it down in the book? You
got to book and read book. Is it in the book?
Jeez. Let me get a book. Oh god. I gave up on the red book some
time ago, but I'm going to write this one down in this particular
ledger. But it's today State
today is the 16th of January 2020. And while you're doing
that, I would like to thank you for your courage and say in the
morning to you the man who put the sea in the crock pot cocaine
Yeah, hold on a second why write this in the book you still
writing? Well in the morning to you Mr. Adam curry. Also in the
morning just ships and sequels to the graph in the air subs in
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some. Anyway, he says been a long time since last donation
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on cotton on continent is the off world.
Here we goes. The Chinese are taking over Africa and your
analysis pretty much spot on of course we put that in the show,
I think about eight nine years ago easily. Yeah, easily is one
of the first things we did. Yeah.
It's like, hey, just so you know, China's taken over Africa.
Yeah.
Yeah. And it seems to be still going on. Loan is granted, it's
safer that this is what we've discussed. 10 years ago, alone
is granted safer the building of an airport as in the case of
Lusaka, a Chinese construction company is then hired which
sends the loan money right back to China. And then when the
African country inevitably defaults on the loan, boom,
China ends up with the collateral which is often my it
is American style of economic hitman read the book, America's
economic hitman by John Perkins. Perkins. Read the original
edition they'll read update collaterals mining rights or
share of the ownership state owned it's actually more than
that. There's a lot this is more complicated than this, but it's
these notices it's a scam. The absolute most disgusting thing
I've seen in my life was a mo Pawnee worm in Zimbabwe. It's a
caterpillar of the Emperor moth and is supposedly a delicacy in
this part of the world of very chewy ext. A very chewy exterior
with a thick and gooey interior that's too large to swallow
whole nice, which means you have no chance but to chew it and
chew it and chew It's hard with the matting on my boat, and it's
and I've eaten some really disgusting things in my life
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and send as few as few as they are very interest Doing an
almost like a try to send a few he says as few I'm done sorry
it's hard to read you know
you're getting up there with the Joe Biden territory. We might we
might not want to make fun of people anymore.
Yeah, I might. Finally I'm thinking of a meet up in zoom
Zambia the DRC or Addis Addis Ababa What are your thoughts?
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I like default county better default default county jail.
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you must be sad because it's ruined your view viewing
experience.
I never watched the view and it's hard to watch. Yeah, I
don't like anybody on the show. Okay. Tony I do I do. The other
shows that are out there that are is the is the talk which is
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the best of the group is the real Yes. The words are all
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called black but not ethnic.
No they're not no there's two women are Asian they're not
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there's this oh no, maybe two Asians one maybe one or two
blacks max.
So what why do you say ethnic?
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how about a bunch of women? A bunch of ethnic
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I don't know I think I am right.
Which means they have ethnic, but if you're black American,
you're not ethnic. You're black. If you if it matters, that I
just I just thought that was interesting. Go ahead, dig away.
I'm just wait I'm not I'm digging a grave for you my
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I don't think so. Tony Santos neither South Jersey meanwhile,
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Chinese asshole Clinton? No. We never had to ever had a John
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It is very rare. Very rare. That's interesting. Yeah.
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might as well do the podcast or the Chinese podcast because
we're not gonna get a visa Anyway, keep playing that clip.
Well, I think we're doing a great we're doing exactly what
the State Department would want. They
should be paying us to pay that play that clip. Yes. Every time
we play that combo. I have no idea why that clip is so
inherently funny. Yeah, it's ATM please.
Okay, well, I just got rid of it hold on. Easier than easy to
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That courtesy.
Fantastic list. Thank you so much. We needed that we needed
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tooth shows show since the whole this year? Yeah, that's the
whole all of this. It's interesting because people don't
understand. So maybe we should just I'd like to talk about it
briefly. The newsletter is important, because it reminds
people that there's a show. And the reminder is also a reminder
to support the show. I mean, and of course, it's also a preview
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content in there, which always results in very low donations.
It's true, it's just true.
Absolutely true.
So when and this is this is part of our system is reminding you
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What's been interesting is there's an ongoing conversation,
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but it's because it sounds like a good idea. If you don't do if
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Here's the assumption. Here's the Yes, that's why I wanted you
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HTML embedded emails any way comma. Who does? John, please
explain.
Who am I supposed to explain? I don't understand why nobody. I
like HTML mails. But also, it's Yeah, go ahead. Well, well,
there's a number of things. There's a number of issues here
with HTML mail. There's, this is the old school, old school
doesn't like HTML mail, because it's it's kind of it's kind of
messy compared to just a good text mail, you just get and by
the way, the text mails always get through. So I do text every
once in a while to remind people there's a mail somewhere. And I
could put a link in there to maybe a page in that regard. But
generally speaking, you can't do anything interesting with just
text mail. You can't.
Well, please explain the link, please explain the results. The
resolvers the result is people just don't respond as well to
it. And
they never respond to it. I mean, I can send out a bunch of
Texas. That's this very I could do a seminar on this. And I
probably will. Yes. Thank you. Exactly. It's rather interesting
too, because people don't understand how these mechanisms
work. I just coincidentally as a writer, early on in my career
took a lot of direct marketing seminars in New York. With the
with the DMA, the Dimmick, direct marketing is so
association we gave the seminars and they were done by some very
famous people. And I learned a lot of stuff there. And but over
time, I've done a lot of research. And thanks to my son,
buzzkill, Jr, he would he did dug up all the all the church
mechanisms, and how the church is operating what they do to get
people to help. And it's a lot different, in fact, is some of
its contradictory to the standard direct marketing
approaches. And you have, so I've kind of combined the two
ideas. And that's why sometimes occasionally I'll do something
that is very effective. But a pro in the family, namely,
Adam's wife, will look at some of these things is Oh, my God,
this is you guys are going to be doomed. She's trained
traditionally. And I'm, I have I have, as it were cross training.
And cross training, which was also refers to the cross is
different. And it results in different responses. And it's,
it's complicated. And the point is, is that it requires doing
things in HTML. Hello. So just to summarise,
yes. And that has all of the issues at hand. There's lots of
spam issues, the email itself has become very difficult. And
that's mainly because we have central point of failure,
everybody went on the free stuff, and you get what you pay
for. So you just don't get our email sometimes, which hurts us
directly. I will say I've seen a lot of people move to proton
mail, and they seem to have no issue over there. So if you want
to re subscribe to the newsletter, and make sure you
get it proton mail seems to be good, again, single point of
failure. But it's not run by douchebags. As far as I know,
that's a different country. So again,
I want to mention something that says we're talking shop, the
idea of wood added, which Adam mentioned at the outset, which
is the newsletters real purpose is to remind you to this
tomorrow show. And one of the a lot of pop casters, I told
podcasters to do this, but most of them guys too much work. I
don't want to do it. They don't do it. And the problem with any
kind of work like this, like this, this podcast in
particular, any of them is that you think this podcast, do
people doing the podcasts? You think your podcast is the centre
of the world? And that's all people are thinking about all
the time. Oh, God, when's the next no agenda show? Yes. No. No
agenda show. Except us. I'm thinking about it. My wife's
thinking about it. Adams thinking about we're thinking
about it. And a lot of podcasters assume that because
you're thinking about it. Everybody's thinking, No,
nobody's thinking about it. That's right. In fact, that's
why you do it.
Like last night. Tina even said, Oh, shit, you gotta show
tomorrow. She wasn't even thinking about it.
Doris Nah, no. So thank you, and you get to the other thing for
me just from the wife. Oh, I forgot you had a job today.
Wow, you get on show day you get that? No, I
wow.
That's what 25 years of marriage will do? I guess, huh?
You gotta show today, you gotta you gotta show you guys are
still doing that podcast.
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so talking about buzzkill Jr, he sent me a link to a deep fake
voice creator. Okay. Now this was a there's a web page I can
put it into news next newsletter I'll because although you might
not be interested, I decided you put it can turn your voice into
Kennedy's voice Obama's voice Now,
are these the same guys? The Joe Rogan voice fake? Is it the same
outfit?
I don't know. But I don't think so. Okay, it's independent
researchers. They also do Oprah and Clinton and a couple other
people including one of my favourite things to researcher.
So I decided to put into the thing you put your voice in. And
here's John's voice. This is me putting in. One of the things
that I'm going to say no agenda is the best podcast in the
universe.
Now that's you they say it was a really crazy. That's you and you
recorded that on your phone.
No, I recorded it on a cheap mic that's hooked to the other
computer.
Oh, okay. It sounded like it's
you can hear what it what does it say? When I say no agenda is
the best podcast in the universe. No agenda is the best
podcast and you're right. Yeah. So it's understandable. Yeah.
Let's hear what it sounds like in Kennedy's voice.
le chien does kiss the best fight just did buzzkill Jr. Send
this says hey, this is great. Wow, fooled me. I thought it was
I thought it was JFK.
Yeah. Well, I do want to hear Clinton Clinton voice. Okay,
Clinton voice I can stop dashing dot tastic. Sounds just
like him is this is real. It's really I'm, I'm I'm being
fooled.
I know. You'd be stunned. Now here is Obama, just to get his
out of the way?
Which one? Okay.
Go choose our republic.
I'm better than that. But that was no good. So that's right. I
had one I got this one this I said something else in his Obama
voice. He's got this weird noise at the end.
This stuff goes to God interesting.
Shit. I mean, what is the web? What is the URL for this piece
of crap?
I'd love to get it for you. The point is, is just not very good.
Thanks. OTG, going toe to toe teaching again, again.
OTG baybay OTG going oh,
no, DG Gan, again, hey, I
got a full on segment today and are off the grid segment, O T,
G. We are OTG kind of guys. That means we like to create as
little data as possible for commercial companies to exploit
and if possible, to keep them from selling our data. And as
you know, it's not really the government who's spying on you.
It's your friendly Silicon Valley companies, and they'll be
happy to share it or even sell it to the government. And I have
three topics, to just quickies that we can get through. If
you've recently purchased a smart TV, which I think all TVs
are now branded as smart TV. Can you even buy a boring old
television anymore?
Not a good one? No,
the one that scares me more than your doorbell. It's your TV. And
that's the one people aren't talking about smart TVs today.
Almost all the ones you bought if you bought a TV in the last
few years, it has a camera and a microphone on it that you
probably didn't know, if you ran your finger around the black
edge of it, you will find a little hole it's a camera. They
have created the television manufacturers in the networks
have created a technology called ACR automatic content
recognition. They're using facial recognition and voice
recognition. So your TV in your living room wants to know who is
watching, and What show are they watching. So they're looking at
you through camera, using this ACR facial recognition. They
know that your teenage daughter voice recognition, they hear her
talking and they want to hear her say this show is boring, and
I don't like it. That's why they created it. In fact, this
technology is so interesting that some people may not know
there was a quite a scandal because the CIA said Wait, we
could listen and look at people in their homes to their TV. That
whole project was called Weeping Angel. You can Google it and see
and people say is this legal? That's the question and the
answer is actually no, it's not legal. The video Protection Act
of 1998 protects us from that but Stewart every one of us when
we instal something or set up a new TV, it says except user
agreement when you clicked except you are then overriding
your own protection because in the fine print that no one has
ever read. It actually says you're enabling us to do
something they call smart interactivity. You just gave
them permission to use the camera and use the voice the
microphone to look at you and listen you to figure out what
you're watching. Hearing on TV who in your house is watching it
what they're saying about it.
The Weeping Angels project ladies and gentlemen, have a
look at that and you will be surprised. And you may want to
reconsider the device that you've placed so prominently in
your living room so that you really can see everywhere and
everything you're doing, even what you're doing when no one's
home, and you're watching that special channel. Just think
about that. But that's not all. John, you may want to get off
Grindr
tonight, an alarming warning from national security officials
about the personal information you put on your dating apps. If
there is an interest to see it assume that somebody could see
it. Our investigation begins in Europe, where transparency laws
give us a window into just how much of your personal data is at
risk. This is Victoria been on a few dates. An American who
recently moved to London here, unlike in the US, European law
requires dating apps to turn over data they keep on users if
requested. We had three people living in Europe request their
data, we found that hinge collected a stunning 250 pages
of data on Victoria in less than six months. NBC News looked at
these four dating apps and found they collected personal
information, including everything from exact location
data to sexual preference, some collecting users chat messages,
and Grindr collecting HIV status.
It's made me rethink using the app
is the Assistant Attorney General for national security.
How long does that data live for it could live forever. Justice
Department officials tell NBC News, they are concerned about
Grindr, the popular dating app for gay men. It's owned by
Kunlun tech, a Chinese gaming company, sparking concerns the
apps data could be turned over to the Chinese government.
And they and they laugh at me with my flip phones. Laugh at
the flip phone. These are not great services to be a part of
these are not great apps to put on your phone at all. And I have
bad news for people. Yeah, bad news. I got a call from one of
our one of our security experts who actually he was a
penetration expert. And he got upgraded. So now he's an
analyst. So now he has some time to call me. And, you know, we've
been talking about different banking methodologies for
transferring money, particularly when it comes to the show. We
have Zell a z e, Ll. E. There's a couple others. But the main
one that I think we're talking about over the past two shows
was venmo Venmo. And people seem to be paying bills with it. And
Venmo is a really big deal. And our security producer, called me
said I have to tell you what's going on here. And by
coincidence, a whole bunch of news around this company comes
out not Venmo. But the company plaid PLA idea. Have you ever
heard of plaid, John plaid? No. So I'm good. I'll spoil
Actually, I'll play the intro. And then I'll explain what
they're doing. It's a three parter three clips here. Plaid
is a company that sits in between your bank and your app
that you're using. And I can tell you up front, almost any
app that deals with money is using this company plaid. So
this is an MSA. What's MSA, microservices architecture it is
but
it's quite macro. And what it does, and what it's actually
doing is really mind blowing. And it's very, very important
that we understand what they're doing because this company just
two days ago, was purchased by Visa for $5 billion. And this is
literally the day that I'm talking to our producer. He
didn't even know that part A here's an intro to the company.
Plaid. It's an SC NBC report. It's a shitty one. But at least
they have the the founder in here and you'll hear what they
do. Here's the intro.
Interesting key to this new era, though, is that we are seeing
players who are operating to create new infrastructure that
will be relevant in the world of banking and big data and
artificial intelligence as we go forward. And one of those
examples is plaid
we've integrated with every bank in the US and now most of the
banks in Canada and many in the UK. And those integrations allow
us to collect data or take action on your behalf.
If you use Venmo, Robin Hood or pretty much any other modern
finance app. You've also used a company called plaid. We sat
down with Zach Caray, co founder and CEO of plaid at the
company's San Francisco offices.
We've always had this this kind of mantra of making money easier
for consumers who want to make money easier for everyone. We
found that we need to go one layer or build the
infrastructure that sat behind these applications. And so
infrastructure is basically the connectivity between your can
count and application on the web.
Through plaids Application Programming Interface or API,
the company can do a lot of the heavy lifting on the back end
for someone who wants to make an app. Without a third party like
plaid startups would have to hire their own engineers and
create their own ways to sync with banks, which needs to be
adjusted based on different laws and regulations of various
countries. Plaid also adds analysis on top of the bank
account, so app users are able to do things like budgeting or
expense management, it can authenticate bank accounts for
direct payroll deposits, and electronic bill payments, verify
someone's identity, verify someone's balance in real time
and understand income and employment.
Okay, so we understand the basic premise. You're right
microservices architecture, the reason they exist, is that the
banks, the US banks really had no API application programming
interface that they could expose to app developers. And I mean,
it's also coin base, as you said, it's acorn. It's Robin
Hood. I mean, there's hundreds of these apps that use plaid as
their connection to the bank. So they're, they're really a piece
of middleware, but it's about how they do that. And what they
do. I'm sorry,
well, yeah, well, middleware technically, but it's off site.
So it's an MSA.
It is you're wrong. It is middleware. And it's an it's
important. That's the crux of this story. Listen to this,
they had actually experienced the problem firsthand. So they
started out actually building a financial technology app direct
to consumer, it was to help them track expenses, track spending,
things like that. And they ran into the problem firsthand that
they couldn't connect to bank infrastructure. We went to
hackathon at TechCrunch Disrupt hackathon. And we just built a
product on top of our infrastructure and kind of watch
it and it ended up winning the hackathon. And we had a tonne of
people coming to us say, Hey, can I use the back end? Should
that application you built or can I kind of licence your
infrastructure to go build X, Y, or Z,
they made it big with their first customer Venmo, which was
not a household name at the time, that app now owned by
PayPal has 40 million accounts in the US,
they had a pretty massive interchange fee. And then we
wanted to switch their model to running on ACH trail. So direct
bank transfers, which have a much lower fee. And they
couldn't get consumers to actually link their accounts
because it was too arduous, too difficult. It was a process
where you had to type in your account number, your routing
number, you had to wait three or four days, go log into your
online banking or look at your bank statement type in two and
four cents, they'd be this trial deposit verification, it didn't
work at all, and no one would do it on mobile devices. And so
they came to us and said, Hey, can you do quickly and easily
and we of course, had this this instant onboarding process,
which they started using we grow is the first derivative of the
FinTech market, we're fortunate to have almost every FinTech
company that's built on top of flat. But as the ecosystem
grows, so do we. So for example, many of our lending customers
use plaid to help understand a consumers complete picture of
their finances as they're applying for a loan. So if I go
to a bank, and I want to apply for a mortgage, the bank can
easily link the accounts that I have with them, but maybe you
have a stock investment account, maybe you have another checking
account, maybe I get I get funds from another place, how can I
link all those accounts together, create a financial
picture and then use that to apply for the mortgage without
having to come in with my 40 pages of documentation into the
old model
of connecting a bank or transaction account by using a
routing and ABA number and an account number. These are not
things that are just lying around. Whereas sort of your log
into your bank is in your head most of the time.
So the up talking is important here because it shows you that
this is a millennial who has millennial values and doesn't
care as much as US Gen X or slash boomers mind about what is
going on here. As you heard, the way that did not work for
anybody. And I'm sure everyone who's listened to this show, if
you've been around for the past 10 years active and had a bank
account, you've probably gone through the routing number bank
account number wait for the two pennies to be deposited, then go
back and then say okay, I got the two pennies and seven cents
over here. And then the authentication is made. Instead,
these guys have built a Screen Scraper. So you if you have
Venmo you have literally given them your username and password
to your bank account. They go in acting on your behalf and
emulate a human being on the website of the bank. And that's
why they can do everything. Once they're in. They can see your
credit card purchases when you've paid your credit card,
anything that anything that you can do with your log into your
bank account. They can now do which sounds fabulous. But have
you read their terms of service? No, because you've never heard
of plaid. They can do anything they want with the data they
have collected. And that's all of your banking information
every time when you log into your bank, so we add mechanics
bank, you log into your bank, anything I can do in there, they
do because they are literally emulating clicks to emulating
clicks, and they've done it for every single bank. So they are
not just facilitating a transfer, they are acting as you
and you don't really know it, and you don't know really what
they can do, other than what you heard. So how do you get these
instant instant loans? Because they go into your bank account,
do an analysis based upon when you pay your credit card, what
you're using your credit card for? That's how they determined
for their customer. If you're trustworthy of a loan, because
you basically said, Hey, come on in and use my bank. Yeah, I
think we got the picture. If you don't find this to be extremely
disturbing, disturbing.
I definitely wouldn't sign up for I think it's I'm wondering
whether it's even legal, you can't be scraping my packets to
emerge, it's
completely legal. And here's the segment about that
the regulatory environment is completely different. In Europe,
it is a little bit more forward leaning around consumer
ownership and access to data. Plaid, one of our foundational
beliefs is that consumers own their financial data. And they
should be able to do with it what they want to do. And in
Europe, the laws are quite clear saying that consumers have
access to and ownership of all their financial data. And
actually, they stipulate how that data can be shared, which
is great, it's really forward leaning there. We still have a
long way to go, in terms of challenges, like communicating
across an ocean is no easy feat
when you have a company like plaid, and it takes your data
with your permission and uploads it to some other entity. It is
now governed by a whole series of murky rules, which are
overlapping and sometimes conflicting, involving third
parties, and also involving data ownership. We don't have clarity
in the US about who owns the data. And importantly, we don't
have clarity about when the liability for the security of
that data transfers from one entity to the next.
So what people need to understand is that when you use
Venmo, they are going into your account and you have given them
permission to do anything they want. That's in your end user
agreement, I'm just gonna read a few things from how we share
your information from you think you're dealing with Venmo but
you're not you're dealing with plaid. We share our data with
the developer of the application you're using. So all the data
and the data they get from you, which is your entire your entire
bank account, not just your your where the money is, but
everything within your banking, with what you do with your bank.
Our data processors, other service providers, partners or
contractors in connection with services they perform for us or
for developers, in connection with a change in ownership or
control of all or part of our business such as a merger
acquisition, reorganisation or bankruptcy. So all your data, if
you use any of the plethora of apps now is owned by Visa
because visa just bought it between among Platt and our
current and future partners, affiliates, subsidiaries and
other companies under common control. And we may collect, use
and share end user information in aggregate. This includes a
retention we retain end user information no longer than
necessary to fulfil the purposes for which is collected and used.
Unless a longer retention period is required and permitted as
permitted. Even after you stop using an application or
terminate your account with one or more developer we may still
retain your information. This is crazy. Think we get the picture?
Yeah, thanks for being an asshole about it. But I think
this is important. I
just died. You're not letting me talk?
I am all you're saying is I think we get the picture
audience. That picture is that these if you use Venmo, you're
basically turning over all your personal information and all
your non Venmo and all your passwords over to some third
party. It's
not Venmo. It's hundreds of apps, John hundreds, hundreds.
Anyone who's associated with plaid is what you're saying,
which
is every single financial app that's out there that that
connects to your bank because there is no app that connects
directly to the bank except for your bank's app. Every single
one runs and we're saying
My question is which is I would hope you thought about is what
happens when a mob DEP operation gets involved in this and just
steals everybody's money all at once. exactly the problem.
Well,
there's been discussions about these various He has bank heists
that are worldwide. We've talked about it on the show about two
or three years ago, these mysterious bank heists were
through electronic manipulation, entire fortunes are wiped out of
certain banks. And it's and the banks don't like talking about
it because there's like the banks never like talking about
how they get ripped off when it comes to electronic fraud. It
sounds to me as though we're looking at a setup for a real
beauty. all someone
needs to do is to get into this company. And once they get into
their system, it's over. Yeah, you have no idea how many apps
are using this? It's really the list is really, really crazy.
And I think it's I think it's a big story that is yes, many in
our audience may understand it. But I don't think I think it's
it's bigger than that. I think more people need to understand
this.
I think legend legislation needs to be employed. This is not
right.
Well, the everywhere you read about these guys, they keep the
bottom line is the banks really don't want any legislation. They
want to have their own API, but now they're stuck between a rock
and a hard place. Because the minute they turn off plaid,
they'll turn off the biggest is Venmo. But there's, again,
there's just countless apps that that tie into this. And they'll
lose their customers within within 10 minutes. Because it
all say Oh, shit, you're, you don't use Venmo. I'm going over
here. So now they've screwed it up because they didn't jump into
this early enough. And do you think that politicians and
policymakers understand this?
Drill understand after the big bank heist.
The worst part? The one that freaked me out is Coinbase. I, I
immediately disconnected because I used Coinbase to buy bitcoin?
Well, you're a
Coinbase user. Not anymore. But
But of course now my data can be retained by Plaid, and it's now
been sold to visa even though I've disconnected. I'm no longer
using Coinbase. Ie I'm no longer using plaid. This is I am very
upset about this. Yes, I noticed. Well Moreover, when you
just keep saying I think we can get that thank you.
I think you'd know your beat it. You're beating me up with this.
I mean, I got it right away that what's going on these guys have
come through those wins. You said Screen Scraper if they're
scraping my password and my entry into a bank account. And
they're just using to bypass the system that's normally in place,
which is the one you mentioned, which is the two cents which a
lot of people don't understand because they never put up one of
these accounts, putting the two cents in the account and
confirming it takes two or three days for this process to work.
Yeah, yeah, I can see immediately what the difference
is and what they're doing. It seems it's a sounds illegal and
be it sounds very something that can be abused to do not a little
extreme, but to a massive as extreme to you where you could
bankrupt the country.
Exactly. That was my point. And I wish you had just said that.
That's all well, I
tried you but you know, I mean,
no, because it was the second time you said we get it. Instead
of saying got
it we got it. I think we did get it i but you should have gotten
to the big point which is the possibility of this bankrupting
the country. So these guys who what's gonna happen, here's
what's gonna happen, because they know they could bankrupt
the country, the mob or the the Russians or the Chinese anybody.
They're not going to do that though. Because that's not what
you do. What you do is you get into the systems and you take it
out slowly. Yeah, it's the office space. 1010 bucks a month
nickel and dimed to death. You take out a penny here and a
penny there and you're just pulling out millions and
millions and millions of dollars from the system very slowly
because you don't how much money do you need? And you just keep
doing this over the years and you could take out billions
before anyone even finds it more than a rounding error.
Fannie Mae uses plaid. I'm just watching it. I'm just looking at
what's coming in now. That's mortgages. I just I just find it
and this is also why 10% of Venmo payments fail because
they're screen scraping and screen scrapers fail. That just
doesn't always
work but he's really good exit strategy.
Well, these guys just sold the company for $5 billion. So the
nice exit right there. They don't need to do any they're
done. They can move out And I don't I don't think you're
right. This would have to be legislation to stop this in its
entirety, outlawed immediately because there's no way the banks
can transition. They're trying that's what Zell is about. Zell
is not using plaid Zell only works between the banks that are
hooked up. And that's one of the ways they're trying to get
around this but I think that they've missed the boat isn't it
won't happen is done. I think.
I think it can be legislated. Oh, it
can be but do you see that happening
think it can be hit I think it can I think it can be I don't
see it. But I think if if somebody took an initiative and
started making a boy you me Yeah. I'm not gonna make any
initiative. Yeah, so why me? Because you're adamant about
your Moore's your workout you're gonna be perfect. You're the guy
to go before Congress and get this fixed. Oh,
yeah, sure. I got time for that. No, not gonna do it at all. Not
happen you do. Anyway, that was my OTG segment. That was beyond
Oh, GG
Well, if you're gonna go in that direction, but gloom and doom I
have a thing and find my clips. I have a couple of clips oops.
Somewhere Yeah. My BombBomb Where are my sorry Well, I play
something right find my clip.
Okay, here it is here.
Sorry. I want to play this guy's got this common sense podcast.
Common Sense podcast.
Hodges. This is a podcast I think that goes above and beyond
generally, above and beyond the conspiracy style of podcast this
guy is oh, wait, is
this the vaccine guy?
I don't know if he's a vaccine guy. But he's not a vaccine guy
in this he might be. It'd be make nothing but since if he was
okay, but let's just listen to I got four clips from him because
this podcast is, is absolute dynamite. And it has to do with
what's coming up this weekend because all hell is gonna break
loose, apparently. But let's play Dave Hodges community
common sense podcast part one,
I have written two articles today on the unfolding story
connected to the secret meaning behind the California, the
county, the Kansas State Legislature and DHS where
they're taken to secret briefings signed nondisclosure
agreements, that we have a handle with our intelligence
sources around the country of what is happening. And I
published that in two articles. There's a third part coming out
in the morning. That's even more damning, because this is a story
with many moving parts. And much of what I said earlier today,
that was the hajus hypothesis is now being presented as this is
the best evidence. And this is our conclusion based on the best
evidence as it is right now. Let's go back and establish some
facts, shall we? We reported heavily here on this channel
about drones circling Colorado, and we assume they were looking
for guns. Some people don't believe that at all. Some people
say it's a joint operation guns, plus they're looking for
something that's missing. What's missing? Well, if you ask many
of the federal agents who are no and they're in the field,
they're all looking for to missing nuclear weapons. And
they have been for about nine months. And this is no secret.
Many people in the independent media are talking about this.
And they're writing about this. They've written about it for a
long time. And the drones have sniffers on them. And they were
looking to detect the nuclear weapons. The drones also
expanded their area of operation from eastern Colorado, north to
the southern Panhandle of Nebraska, and far into Kansas.
Yeah, actually, I had this in the in my prep for, for last
show. We didn't get to it. But yeah, I heard that this I heard
too. This was the reason for the unidentified drones over
Colorado was apparently someone lost a nuke it fell off and they
can't find it. Yes,
there's been a lot of men Mimi's been pestering me to talk about
these drones that are flying all over Colorado about what's going
on because there's all these different oh, wait
a minute, Mimi was convinced that they were mapping That's
what you told me the last time but she
says she thought it was Google or Amazon mapping and it made no
sense at all. And why would they be I mean, you can map with
satellites that are already out. There's not as many the cloud
cover over Colorado goes away. No, so do It's a possibility
maybe there is but this guy's got onto something. But he takes
it to He really brings it brings it to the fore with his kind of
conspiratorial notions. Let's play a clip
to Aha. And this is why DHS is meeting with the Nebraska State
Legislature. They tried to keep that quiet. And the Kansas State
Legislature that wasn't kept quiet. What are they after?
Well, let's jump over to Virginia. What's going on there?
Well, this weekend, all hell is gonna break loose. Let's pray
that God engages that area and brings peace, calm and
tranquillity with divine intervention. But the way things
are going the way it's lining up is this. They're going to start
the roadblocks and confiscate the guns, as if that's not
enough to get the violence started. We have learned and we
have been reporting on this now for about 10 days, that Antifa
is headed there to employ what they refer to as their belt
buckle strategy. And this is where they mix in with patriots.
They dress like patriots, they have their mogga hats. And they
appear to be good guys. Oh, hey, go Trump. Yeah, Baby Trump,
Trump kick butt. And then they start breaking all hell loose.
They attack officers, they attack anyone a position of
authority. So the Patriots get the blame. Now what happened in
DC right next to the communist controlled blue counties of
Northern Virginia, what's their DC? And what happened in DC 10
days ago, 96, Ms. 13 and a number of undisclosed amount of
terrorists were taken into custody. Ms. 13 hitmen we don't
know what the terrorists specialty is. But I'm gonna make
a guess. With the continuity of government drills going on right
now in Colorado. I'm gonna guess they were rehearsing for the
takeout of Washington DC.
Really? You're really gonna lay that? I mean, maybe it's just do
a show with this guy. You seem to love it. This is dumb. Come
on, John. This is dumb.
You could, okay. I will say, hey, this, there's two clips
left. If you don't want to play them, and they're even better
than what you owe. No,
I'm forcing you to play them. Now. I want to see what's going
on because you are giving five minutes of someone else's
podcast in our podcast, and it's cracked potty. Because we're
gonna have they're gonna take out Washington DC with a nuke
with Ms. 13 and Antifa. I want to hear it.
Now this by the way, the reason I like wanted to play these
clips is because this guy is predicting it for this week. And
that means Saturday Sunday, which means we can it'll be the
government should have been taken over. And apparently
Colorado is going to get wiped out to buy these nukes. And
Antifa is running the nukes is that the
idea? I don't die he's never makes that clear. It's very
unclear with these theories. Now. The thing about this is how
when you do like when you made the pence prediction, it was
just a minor prediction that he's not going to run for again.
You know, that's months and months and months away. But when
you have the nerve to do a podcast and make a prediction
like this, that's gonna happen in two days. I don't know how
you get away with it when because it's not going to
happen. This is all bull crap. Classic, you know, bad
podcasting. reputated gold business bad name. It's like
vice or what? Peter Gryphon on
if I can just say the the Virginia gun confiscation has
been bubbling under for several weeks now. It's come to the
forefront Tucker Carlson now. Saying this is very scary, very
scary. They want to shut down indoor gun ranges. It's a gun
grab gun confiscation. They're coming for our guns. There's a
lizard this has been bubbling under for several weeks. And I
really think most of it is bullcrap. Okay, let's, I'm going
I'm getting to here.
Wait, wait while you're on that. The other thing this guy is
claiming this last clip was they're having roadblocks, which
he will say is illegal illegal roadblocks to confiscate the
guns are people driving around their cars? Especially people
that have a big caches of guns? Are they driving around with the
guns in their trunk? What are they expecting to find I ever
gotten in my car? Okay, the scores I try to get you then. I
live in Texas sun
Yellin, Texas, you're good. You're good to go play clip
three.
And I think this Virginia roadblock situation with
Governor Northam or should I say Soviet Premier Northam? I think
this all plays nicely into their hands want to be part of a
nuclear based operation? Maybe maybe not. And the two nuclear
weapons are not the only thing you have to worry about that
fact that they're missing. I have learned from a couple of my
federal agent sources that they have long been concerned at the
border about medical grade, highly enriched uranium coming
into the country because what it is it's medical. It's for dental
X rays, X rays in general. But if you get enough of the medical
The only difference between medical highly enriched uranium
and military grade weaponry is the amount so if you acquire
nothing smuggled across the border, oh, voila. You can
create your own dirty bomb explosion or worship a
as you subscribe to this podcast do donate to him. How did you
come across? What do you what is your connection?
First time I'm a new listener longtime no donor. Now this is
that the end of that one
new killer explosion. So it's not just we have to worry about
the missing. We have to worry about the what's coming in. And
I have that confirm work for me today.
Oh, yeah. Okay, couple of things. One. In what universe?
Do you need enriched uranium for an x ray machine.
But I Why are you deconstructing this guy? Just as good no
universe because it's dumb.
So his idea about enrich uranium coming into medical systems is
okay, well you're just okay, we're just skip the whole thing
is being idiotic. There is a part four if you're interested,
I'm interested.
But let's go down a scenario. Because things start to make
sense when you part start connect really dots. Number one,
if DC is taken out,
I guess this is very interesting that you're that you're doing
this where you know you're very frustrated with me I get it.
You're a kid you're overdoing it killing the point about
something I thought was important yet. We're really
spending five, six minutes on this
idiot if DC is taken out. We've already rehearsed this. Who's
the Capitol, Colorado. But wait a minute drones were looking for
what in Colorado? Exactly. So if you're going to take out number
one, because you want to destroy America, why would you take up
your backup, take out the backup capital side as well. But that
makes sense really cripple the country paralyse its ability to
manage its affairs, and it would be an easy country to overrun?
And is that what the globalist one is they established their
New World Order. You have to do away with a 423 million and
guns. You have to do away with all the veterans Oh,
wait, does he bring in the United Nations have hired
someone who's going to be managing the gun collection? Did
he put that in? I hope he put that in as it can
fight. You have to do away with the government that would stand
up simply put you in troops in the form of Chinese. Oh, there
it is you enjoy and we will have instant martial law. And isn't
it interesting that Bernie Sanders operatives his campaign
operative came out yesterday and said FEMA camps for Trump
supporters? Listen, I don't think this is a random. I think
this is reflective of a view that represents top Democratic
leadership. Why? Because all of these people are connected in
one way or another to the illegal arms deals with the
crane. Yeah, okay. Jesus
will know Mr. doubter, yeah,
well, we'll know this weekend, right? I mean, maybe I'll
be able to just read this guy puts himself out there. He says
this weekend. Yeah,
I should be able to see the smoke plume from my house. I
can't I can't wait.
I'm gonna show my mood by donating to no agenda. Imagine
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little long today, but I did want to highlight some messaging
that's going on in the climate change arena. I have a climate.
Good Well, I have a climate change intro which was on PBS
Climate Change report
and K 32nd Second climate change. Report.
A severe winter storm in Pakistan and Afghanistan has
killed 160 people since Sunday. And other extreme weather news
this past decade was the hottest ever recorded. That is according
to new data out today from NASA and the National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration. Side has said the 2019 was the second
warmest year on record. They have attributing the global
warming trend to manmade climate change.
Wait a minute. So we're going in the right direction. We're going
down. It's the second. Yeah. So success is working, turn it
around. It's working
and up. And I thought it was funny to do that report right
after the Pakistanis, snow star that killed a bunch of people.
And it's also Washington State poor Mimi's snowed in up there.
She Okay, she got power and everything. Yeah. Okay. A quick
little reminder, Al Gore started this thing a while back. And it
is in order to give people a visual about how dangerous
climate change is. He has resorted to a comparison to
Hiroshima bombs when it comes to what is happening with climate
change. And he's upgraded as as we go along. So I'll just as a
reminder, here's Al Gore from couple of years back
would be released by 400,000. Hiroshima class atomic bombs.
Okay, so 400,000 but not to be outdone, he came back two years
later,
and it now traps as much extra heat energy every day, as would
be released by 500,000. Hiroshima class atomic bombs
exploding every day.
So 500,000 Hiroshima class bombs exploding every day. That is the
same amount of energy that we are witnessing right now warming
up our ocean. See this about the warming of the ocean? We had a
new report that came up the report, a credible report, The
Guardian did a big write up on it. And this is the messaging
from the report.
2019 was the warmest year on record for the world's oceans
that
yeah, just so you know. Don't be confused because Amy said it was
the second 2019 is the second warmest year, but that's for the
globe, it was the warmest for the oceans. The oceans were the
warmest ever, we need to put a number on it.
2019 was the warmest year on record for the world's oceans.
That's according to this study published in the journal
advances in atmospheric sciences. To put that into
context, or one professor interviewed by vices, it's about
the equivalent of five heat five Hiroshima bombs of heat every
second day and night, 365 days a year, the oceans temperatures
warmed by 0.075 degrees in 2019, which might not sound like a
lot, but the amount of energy that's needed for that needed to
be absorbed for it to rise like that is astronomical. The single
year increase in stored energy between 2018 and 2019 was
equivalent to 394 million Hiroshima
scary years. 349 94 million Hiroshima bombs. It's just
scary, John. It's just scary. Can you imagine that mean? So
it's 0.07 degrees. immeasurable, really. But to make it scary for
everybody. We have to say 394 million Hiroshima bombs, then
everybody's dead. But wait, can we make it a little more
relatable,
the average temperature of the world's oceans reached the
highest point on record last year. The Guardian reports that
the rise is an indicator of global warming. Adding studies
show that oceans are getting warmer every year. According to
a recent report in the journal advances in atmospheric
sciences, the amount of heat added to the oceans is
equivalent to every person on the planet running 100
Microwaves a 24/7.
Back to the Hiroshima bombs. This is really not gonna work.
Hold on a second you got you're going too fast. Let's get back
to that first clip. Now that woman she said she made this
comment. He said she said some millions of bombs a day he
was. Well no, she said that to warm the warming this past.
Here's how I understood her. The warming this past year of the
ocean, which is 0.07 degrees is the equivalent of 394 million
Hiroshima bombs. All for the Okay, that would be for the year
because she did the calculations she said it would be earlier in
the clip she says it would be five it's like people having
five bombs every second of every day. 24 hours a day. 360 days a
year. I think this
is it every second day and night. The equivalent of five
here five Hiroshima bombs of heat every second day and night
five Hiroshima bombs every session every Second.
Yeah. So I did the calculation. What would how many bombs a day
would that be to compare it to? Gore's? Right. Right. Right. So
you multiply five times 60 times 60 times 20 400,432,000.
Oh, so that day, so it's gone down from the 500,000. And well,
it's
Yeah, but she's kind of she's individually and she's in
between 400,500 1000 with 432.
But it's gone down. Apparently, yeah. So why aren't we
celebrating the exaggerate? But why aren't we celebrating? Why
don't we celebrate? If it goes down? If it's the second hottest
year on record, why aren't Why don't we say, hey, it's working
more of whatever
we're doing. Wait, hold on a second. What you're, what you're
saying. Yes. Is that and this being the second hottest year?
What you're saying is that because we're seeing what you're
saying is that if it's trending up, yeah. Because of global
warming, climate change crisis, whatever you want to call it,
advertising, whatever you want to call it. If it's trending up,
it should be trending up. Right? It shouldn't be trending down
and down and up and down or down, trending down. I would say
it's trending down to the
fax number, if it's the second what's like this Venice story.
So Venice, Venice was
all dried up. Now all of a sudden,
not according to this
remarkable and alarming scene playing out in Venice, you have
to understand there's something called Oh, what is it called a
tide. And so you have high tide and low tide and low tide,
Venice was dry. This was what two weeks ago, Venice drives
bowed. So now the waters come rushing back the tide is high.
But listen carefully to what is being said here,
a remarkable and alarming scene playing out in Venice, the worst
flooding there in more than 50 years,
the worst flooding in more than 50 years. Which means 50 years
ago, it was worse. Yes. So this can't be something crazy new,
we're all going to die if it happened 50 years ago. It's
something that may happen every 50 years. But but that's not how
the rest of the report plays
out. That report should read it shouldn't be if it was if it was
you would be asserting is true, which is either gonna go up or
down. It would be the worst flooding ever.
But that's not the truth.
A remarkable and alarming scene playing out in Venice, the worst
flooding there in more than 50 years. People wading through the
water across St. Mark's Square One of the most popular tourist
spots in the world. Tonight the mayor declaring a state of
emergency now for what he's calling the apocalyptic rising
water there. Here's ABCs Maggie really tonight.
Tonight tourists suitcases floating away in Venice, the
mayor declaring a state of emergency saying the city is on
its knees. Famous Landmarks like 1200 year old St. Mark's
Basilica inundated water flowing through the church my life. This
was the first time like this. St. Mark's Square. Now a
swimming pool. Hotels and shops turn. water rushes through
buildings,
or the clothing on the things in the shops in their grocery
stores was
devastating.
The floods have caused at least two deaths of Venice's mayors
blaming the worst flood his city has seen in more than 50 years
on climate change. Now Menace is used to seasonal flooding, but
this one was the second highest in recorded history. David
damages are expected to be in the hundreds of millions of
dollars.
I just don't understand how you can say it's related to climate
change if it's happened if it happened 50 years ago when we
didn't have climate change parently or
top stories, your Venice Canals nearly dry months after historic
floods. This is a brand new report is canals almost dry two
months after severe floods. I know then as canals reduced to
muddy trenches as water levels plummet. Yeah. Yep. And the
other flood was the famous 1966 Venice flood. Yeah, it was just
predating the climate crisis going the other way we're gonna
all freeze to death. Now we have people that listen to this show
that really condemn us. Yep. For pointing out the obvious which
is that this is bullshit. But okay, you can take keep your
side I mean, it's your it's not rational and nobody wants to
talk about it, which is the real problem because nobody wants
will let you talk about it. That's the problem. We had a
high tide low tide situation here the other day in the mud
flats. And so the mud flats we had a low tide, yearly low tide,
lowest low of low tides, and the mud flats, I swear, went out out
into the bay. I mean, they were just out a mile. And then when
the high tide came in, it was just it was just High Tide
didn't it? It was didn't lap over the freeway, which is right
there at ground level or anything. But they're all We're
all worried to death. It's high tide is high tide coming in to
big high tide. This is what the way it works.
Yep. Yep. You're not allowed to say that. Not allowed to say
that. By the way, the Dutch public broadcasters now are
running a lower third on certain programming, which says
production costs of this programme. And all co2
associated with it are being offset. So I guess they're
there. They're buying carbon credits to offset the carbon
they polluted the atmosphere with during the production of
public broadcasting castings a polluter? Yes. What is the?
Well, I'd like to, I think we should do the same. This
programme definitely uses lots of carbon, co2, I should say, we
pollute the world with co2. I'll have I'm opening my mouth. Do
you not hear the hot air coming out? So that's one way yes,
that's one way you were using computers. We have lots of
people making clips using computers. So I hereby have a
mandate. And the mandate is the no agenda show will offset all
co2 use for the production of this programme and we will do it
with a known programme. John and I will both have a nap after the
show, which will reduce our breathing and we'll reduce N and
we'll turn off the lights and we need at least 100 producers to
do the same.
And plant a ficus
Ficus is is that the plant of choice.
I used to me.
affiliates, we're running very late, but I hope you did enjoy
this rather extended deconstruction of the no agenda
show for all media today. And Sunday, we will be mourning the
loss of DC and Colorado. But at least we'll have predicted it.
At least you knew in advance you have your chance had
your warning had your warning. The West coming up on no agenda
stream.com Steve magenic with Adam curry had a chat with him
this week about mainly about Iran. So you might be interested
in listening to that and end of show mixes we have quite a few
I'm actually going to move Sir Chris Wilson to Sunday because
it's so good. Whew. Alison Tom Starkweather Josh Brickman li o
le puke all on deck and coming to you from opportunity zone 33
here in Austin, Texas FEMA Region number six in the
governmental maps. In the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where there's no nukes around
here. I'm John C DEVAR. And
we return on Sunday. Remember and remember us at dvorak.org/na
until Sunday, adios mofos and such
I'm talking about dishwashers. I'm talking about dishwashers,
sinks, toilets, sinks, toilets, and showers. You don't get any
water. Try going and buying a new faucet. You turn it on, no
one comes. We won't talk about toilets. But how about the
shower? I have this beautiful head of hair I need a lot of
heat turned on the water drip drip, drip. Drop. This a very
unpleasant experience. Trump situation where we're looking
very strongly at sinks and showers and other elements of
bathrooms. We're talking about dishwashers, sinks, toilets,
flushing toilets 10 times 15 times more rain I think you
called
me a liar on national TV I think you called me a liar on national
TV.
Let's not do it right now. Whatever the discussion is stuff
you told me you told me
I think you called me a liar. I think you called me a liar. A
liar on natural.
I don't wanna get real. I just want to say hybrid. Yeah, good.
Okay.
Nitro nitro might flow nice close light mode.
But it does University of Alberta. Kenny has me like whoa,
whoa whoa
we are in a position right now we have to remember who we are
African Americans, brown black women, men,
gay, straight. And make sure we go to the black and brown
communities where you can breathe the air or drink the
water that comes out of the tub safely.
This debate isn't real. I was in Vegas the other day and someone
said don't put your chips on a number on the wheel that isn't
even on the wheel. That's the problem.
We also have to think about how we spend money it was
working. It was being held tightly. There was no movement
on the part of your tornadoes
made of fire.
How would you prevent that from happening again?
Let me tell you before I tell you that let me tell you
something
that our giant corporations make billions of dollars in taxes
make billions of dollars in profits are the CEOs of large
corporations that are close
to you and Henry and I want to hit reality here.
Tornadoes made of fire Joe
Biden is a rabid dog he should be beaten to death with a stick.
I count that other than that you like other than that I like him
and he
is going to take a view to the future as well as the readiness
to learn from the lessons of the past and for me, those lessons
of the past are tornadoes made of fire.
I hear that
let's go do it Mofo
vorak.org/in A? I think that sounds pretty good.