Hey, I had my underpants on and it was the old lady Adam curry
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the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry from Northern
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John Cena.
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kicked by the poop.
I can't quite decide what the what's better to start with,
with a shorter, boring television show known as the
President's defense in the impeachment trial. Still boring.
They just made it only three hours. Thank you that was
better. Or do we start with the obvious big news which is the
Wuhan virus?
Well, the boring thing. That's a violation of our rules. We don't
want boring. We want the Wuhan virus that's killing me.
There you go. We got jingles. Nothing like a little of my
Corona virus. That's
beautiful. I have the I have two clips. Yes. I have the ABC
Corona update app, which is a little long, we can play that
and then we can play the corona on PBS or they kind of downplay
it on, which is in fact they fall into your way of thinking
at the very end.
Let's hit ABC first tonight
concern growing in the United States officials saying they
expect more people will contract the dangerous new disease.
Passengers on flights to Boston wearing face masks.
Everybody's wearing the mask because they're afraid of
getting infected by other people
in Seattle, Chicago and Los Angeles reports that stores are
running out of supplies of masks. Two cases currently
confirmed in Chicago a woman in her 60s She had cold like
symptoms shortness of breath, fever, and many times it would
present just like a
cold, just the pipe or cold or flu
and outside Seattle, a man in his 30s At least 63 people are
now being tested for the respiratory illness in 22 states
including three possible cases in New York. Symptoms include
fever, dry cough and shortness of breath. Tonight hospitals on
high alert Dr. Jennifer Ashton visited New York City's Health
and Hospitals Bellevue
so this is a negative pressure Room here at the hospital
where a patient with Coronavirus would be cared for by specially
trained medical personnel. They showed her precautions they
would need to take how prepared are you and your staff to
receive a patient who may have Coronavirus?
We're prepared to take that patient now
our radar is always set high. So we can screen these patients so
we can stop it from infecting other people and the public.
Wow, this is ABC News with a minute and a half of completely
information free news report. There was nothing in there.
Nothing different than any of their reports. Well,
I mean, they could have at least done the bad stuff they could
have thrown that they could. They could have done a lot of
different things but now this is just about
Yeah, well it's official it doesn't show up as much as you
think
it's well it shows up as the only reason in the M five M that
I haven't seen anyone report. Seriously report on the Bio Lab.
Ah, yes, this is well, I do have something but it's I don't want
I guess we could switch to it. Let's just do we knew the PVS
thing if you want but I got I had two clips here that that
kind of bring the whole thing to a head. Okay. Okay, let's find
it here. Dave Hodges, our buddy from the common sense show,
comes on to Coronavirus, one
with the Hong Kong man say Dr. Guan. He's a virologist. He said
China's doing it all wrong. They haven't taken the steps they
needed. But he doesn't know that any nation will take the steps
they need. And he says I've covered this forever, forever.
And I've never been scared until now. So here's a guy who has
made a life work out of studying this. And he said this is the
first time it's ever frightened him and he's really frightened.
He said this could sweep the globe and do unbelievable
damage. He said this particular strain in his professional
opinion, is 10 times more lethal than SARS. Oh, that's another
reason why I say this is bioengineered. Everything's good
Next to this, do you think maybe we should take this guy's threat
seriously? It answers a lot of problems for the Deep State
doesn't it? says one hell of a distraction from Ukraine. And
Burisma it truly is. I would say the timing is a little suspect
with new. And I've said this before, too. This comes down to
the Chinese equivalent of Fort Dietrich. How many coincidences
Do you want to buy? Right now? I think Dr. Guan is right, we need
to not panic. But we need to take steps to protect ourselves.
So please take those steps we've talked about on here. Also to
pay attention to what the health experts are saying. Do not pay
attention to what the news says because they're going to
underreport government statements. Because the
government doesn't want you to panic. And so they're going to
underestimate the problem and the fact they're going to lie to
you.
Don't worry, the info war store has all kinds of stuff that
Dave Hodges he sells this stuff to. So Dave takes to the next
level, though, and part two kind of tells you what we need to be
thinking about. Yeah, got it.
It very well, maybe and we're gonna talk about that here on
the commonsense show. My name is Dave Hodges. I'm the host. And
you got to be prepared to be hunkered down in martial law.
Okay, there could be a possibility here with what's
coming. So what I want you to do is to prep like you're going to
be in martial law. You can't go out of your home. I don't mean
travel dusk to dawn curfew. I mean, total shut in. You may go
nowhere. And that is one of the provisions I've reported on
earlier. That was a recommendation I was allowed to
report on that went from acting FEMA Director gainer to
President Trump
the little tidbit in an era was the I was allowed to report on
Yeah, somebody's Yes, it was seeing him. Yes. He was allowed
really? Okay.
All right. I have some thoughts about this. What is I want what
is this other report this this Wuhan report? Is that something
we want to play?
Well, we're where's that it's the Wuhan breakout. Oh, yeah.
No, yeah, this is definitely one of the better ones is a Wuhan
report freak out
tonight at the epicenter of the Coronavirus outbreak.
Who has this. Tell me where is
this? You're not gonna believe where it's from. From ABC. What?
Oh, my goodness. This is what I expect from ABC go
tonight at the epicenter of the Coronavirus outbreak. The crisis
is escalating dozens of workers in Wuhan with heavy machinery
racing against time to build a brand new 1000 bed hospital in
just 10 days. And now a second 1300 bed facility in the next
15. The space desperately needed hospitals teeming with patients
and staff stretched thin. In China alone. There are now more
than 1400 cases and at least 42 deaths.
I gotta fix this guy's this guy's report. This is not
working out right. Now.
Let me see.
He's he's reading it the right way. But he doesn't have all the
elements.
Let's see. Let's see we can help.
Because more than 400 medics who worked on SARS and Ebola
deployed to help with a rapidly growing emergency, Wuhan and 16
other cities in a travel lockdown. That's a total of 50
million people ordered to stay in place. That's the population
of the states of New York and Texas combined. The US
government's evacuating the majority of consulate employees
and families from Wuhan and is reportedly working on a charter
flight to get all remaining Americans out. The term Cabin
Fever is probably coming into play here. Here it's the Chinese
Lunar New Year, the country's biggest holiday. New Year
worshipers have gathered here to pray for good luck in the year
of the rat. But people will also be warned about gathering in
large places like this. I'd say most people here are wearing
these kinds of protective masks. The list of cases outside
Mainland China also growing with more than 35 cases in 13
countries or territories, including France.
We are all going to die
and there might not be ABC but I think I was I don't
care. I don't care. Who cares. He got much better with the
music.
It was a lot better with the music and I think you should be
producing news for the network's Yeah. It says replayed all these
consumers will play the PBS one which has the kicker at the end,
which I think was just kind of like a deflator that was worth
listening to
China's President Xi Jinping warned of a quote accelerating
spread of the Coronavirus today and call the situation grave. 42
people have died and the virus has infected more than 1200
others since the outbreak began in the central Chinese city of
LA On at least 48 million people in China are now in a lockdown
that includes a travel ban covering 15 cities, festivals
and events marking today's Lunar New Year are canceled. Hong Kong
ordered schools closed through mid February 10. Other countries
including the United States have confirmed cases of Coronavirus,
which causes symptoms ranging from cold and flu to pneumonia,
which can be fatal.
So far those cases that have reached other countries are
linked back to Wuhan. So in terms of person to person
transmission outside of China, we have not seen that yet. And
there are like, I always like to put this in perspective, there
are viruses in this country right now such as the flu that
pose a much much bigger threat.
Yes, exactly. Well, that so that's interesting. PBS is the
only one that got a little bit of what I think is real
information. Everyone else loves to do that. Oh, we're all gonna
die we got pressurized rooms. We got one in Texas a&m, we got
people over here people over there. I have I have tried to
collect facts. Now. That show has been through a couple of
these incidents. In fact, the last one we had was even got a
jingle for itself. Let me see. Here it is.
Well, we spotted that one a mile away that came out of Mexico for
some reason yeah. Then you
had SARS she had the h one n one. And there is some some
interesting facts about this particular virus which is its R
naught value or not as an R zero, but for some reason they
pronounce it or not as a not zero not not not is over two,
which means one person will infect at least two people. And
that means it has virality has gone viral, which is good that
Allah propagated all over the world. Apparently, the
incubation period is two weeks. So it's we have no idea it could
be everywhere. The people who have died so far, are mainly the
elderly. And because you don't die of the virus, you die of
pneumonia resulting from the virus very similar to a flu. So
in that regard, PbS is right.
The
the sanitary and hospital situation, particularly in
Wuhan, as we know, from our boots on the ground reporting is
very poor. People sick people huddled together and hallway
similar to a subway, I guess, like a really packed subway.
People are just not hygienic at all, when it comes to speeding
on the speeding everywhere. It's just part of Chinese culture,
Chinese culture. But what that, but what no one has really
focused on. By the way, if if, if one person can affect two,
which means two out of every 10 Which Democratic candidate do
you think he will go down? I'm just saying one of them's got to
get it. And they're all kind of old. So that could be
interesting to watch. But what no one really in the mainstream
has taken a good look at is the economic effect. And that's what
I find interesting. In particular, this Wuhan, as our
producer told us on the last show is very much like what
people say it's the Chicago of China, our producer said it's
more like the Detroit of China and I think our producer with
boots on the ground is a little closer to the root to the fact
that the reality of what Wuhan is this is report from Chinese
see and a television
it may take quite some time before we know the full economic
impact of the Wuhan virus but the disruption is likely to dent
China's economy. And that's because Wuhan is a major
transport hub in recent years has become a symbol of
capitalism in central China with international automakers, such
as Honda and General Motors Building cars there. In fact,
reports say that more than 300 of the world's top 500 companies
have a presence in Wuhan. Local government data show ones GDP
growth was 7.8% last year and that is 1.7 percentage points
higher than the national average. Ones economic strength
last year came as is total value of imports and exports hit a
record high it was 13.7% higher than in 2018. And it accounted
for almost 62% of Hubei provinces overall foreign trade
value,
not an unimportant city which has now been effectively shut
down. No one in or out. Walmart has stuff packaged up there and
shipped over Kentucky Fried Chicken Burger King. This is
this deal. I guess Detroit sounds a little fair to me
because all steel steel industry stuff. A lot of cars, a lot of
cars this is this is quite an important deal economically
speaking, I think that this this was floating around it wasn't
handled properly the Chinese in the past certainly with SARS,
you know, just haven't handled these things properly. They get
in too late they don't they're not really transparent before
you know what this is out
because the commissioners are all fearful because they can get
executed for giving, you know, getting not doing a good job.
Well, of course they lie
the system does not promote honesty. However having just
because you know the timing, I like to our buddy Dave there
with all the timing or show coincidental. Yeah, this will
distract from the from the impeachment hearing. I think I
predicted by the way that this would be that they would
interrupt impeachment proceedings or in every break,
they do something about the Wuhan Coronavirus. I think
that's kind of true that came out. But is that really the
thing that's coincidental? Or is it more coincidental that we
just signed phase one of the China trade agreement, and
perhaps what is happening is precedent G is overcompensating
because he's deathly afraid of what this will do to the Chinese
economy. Already rumored to be in trouble. You never really
know where the Chinese rumored to be in trouble their secondary
loans, it seems to be falling apart the IOU financial system,
which is just all pieces of paper shuttled back and forth.
And now you have all these factories, which already we're
going to be somewhat understaffed because of the
Chinese New Year. But that just may not be any product going
out. And I think she was worried that it still may be worried
that Trump would say, You know what, ah, I got some leverage
here. How about if we stop all containers from China, just just
in case, you know, we don't want some guy over there sneezing
into the Walmart cereal aisle. And then all of a sudden that
comes over here. We should just stop that. Trump was interviewed
in Davos by CNBC and later this was very good interview all
about economics and, quote, unquote, his great economy. But
the first question off the bat was an economic question about
this. Walkin virus.
Great to see. Thank you for joining us again, in Davos.
We've done this before, right think was a couple of years ago.
Before we get started with with we're going to talk about the
economy, a lot of other things. A, the CDC has identified a case
of Coronavirus in Washington state the Wu Han strain of this.
If you remember SARS that affected GDP travel related
effects. Do you have you been briefed by the CDC have words
about a pandemic at this point? Oh,
we're not at all and we're we have it totally under control.
It's one person coming in from China. And we have it under
control. It's going to be just fine.
Okay. President Xi. There's just some some talk in China that
that maybe the transparency isn't everything that it's going
to be? Do you trust that we're going to know everything we need
to know from China?
I do I do. I have a great relationship with President Xi
we just signed probably the biggest deal ever made that
terms, it certainly has the potential to be the biggest deal
ever made. And that was very interesting period of time.
Let's get it done. And no, I do. I think the relationship is
very, very good.
So the President has no issue at all is not worried. I think he's
really signaling disease to GE saying, you know, and same with
tweets. It's okay, you know, you're doing the right thing,
but I think he's holding this over his head so hard. And no
one is talking about the millions of Chinese in Africa.
You honestly want to see virus spread, introduce some crap into
Africa. And that's, I think, where the Chinese will see their
biggest problem if this virus really pans out. If everything
they say is true. That could cause great issues. It's their
whole Belt and Road strategy. The no belt 15 roads a drain. I
think I think China is in a very precarious position with this.
Yeah, it
could be it could be interesting as you know what it's cracked up
to be. And I like the killing one out of 10 people who catch
it.
One out of 10 people the virus is not killing people. It's
pneumonia. This killing.
The virus is responsible for one out of 10 two viruses
responsible at the core of it. Now,
I don't know if this is true, but I read a report and in fact
it's could be likely untrue because you know, the stuff I
read and people I talk to that so far it really has only
affected Chinese or Chinese Americans in art. case but
Chinese, and it is what appears to affect Chinese. And there are
now four cases in Israel. Which the people I spoke to said it
could be that this goes by DNA and it could be Ashkenazi, that
will also take to. And I was just thinking, how cool would it
be? If it turned out that this virus was really deadly? But
watch? Well,
let's think what kind of think is that? Listen.
Alright, it was let's just say bring out your dad. Let's put it
this. Let's say that there was a particular type of person that
would be more susceptible to carry the virus could be
Chinese, or could be Ashkenazi. Could you imagine how cool it is
that all those people have their DNA was 23 and me? Would it be
great if we could segregate it? I'm sorry? Yes, we looked at
your 23andme results and you are 1% Ashkenazi, so we're sorry.
We're gonna have to quarantine you. Oh, my God, that would be
such a sweet moment.
So you're looking three or four levels back on your for your
personal amusement.
And that's just my personal amusement. Yeah. But I think the
economic impact is being used right now by Trump is leveraged
without even having to say anything. GE is I think is
really worried was it got like 15 cities shut down now
completely. I mean, no traffic
surrounding it. Wuhan. Right. Wuhan. I can see I'm looking at
the map where it is and
kind of in the middle those places. What isn't isn't in the
middle of China is that central
really in the middle is kind of toward it's it's, it's it's kind
of in a Chicago tax USA, we call it Chicago has its location Cago
located? It's kind of in a nice place to transfer through.
Right. It's just, it's just west of Shanghai. Yeah. And South way
south of Beijing. So Beijing is nowhere near this place. It's a
very interesting because you look on the map and see where it
is. It's not where I expected it to be. I was thinking it'd be
more to the more to the west. It's not quite as Western. It's
right on one of the big rivers so they can put the cars on a
boat and send them off to the ports and send them off to the
US or send them
the video when I come up. When I look at these theories and
propagate them. It's only enhanced by the genome of the
Wuhan Coronavirus. You probably got to note about this. You
know, genome sequence has a bunch of letters and numbers
grouped together. And that represents the it's the genome
of of that particular item. In this case, the virus. It ends
with 33 A's. Hmm, yeah. And there's a lot of people noticing
this and saying, Well, why is that? That's odd. And you know,
no agenda producers. We know it means something. Yeah, we just
don't know what. Something's up. Yeah, it's literally 33 A's all
in a row is how the genome sequence ends, huh? Yes, one of
those things
sorry, another one of those things is like, I don't know
maybe this is some sort of yours a joke about my mom and a toilet
paper? The Chinese Yes. Well, we joke it's it's a fact it's the
truth. facts are true stories are buying all the toilet paper.
So now I have this with my wife.
You did you just say your wife reminds you of your mom because
that's never good. No.
She says, Oh, you gotta go buy some of those face masks because
the Chinese annoying people make them and they're gonna buy them
all up. It's kind of a variation on a theme.
I mean, you don't need you don't need to say Smash. I don't need
to say Smash. What do we get out? Do you leave the house like
more than once a week. Really?
There was a report by the enemy stuck at home.
Oh, gee, what am I going to do when I'm here at home?
This goes to wine collection.
Yeah, exactly. I'm coming over. We'll have a look. Anyway, it'll
be very interesting to see how this unfolds. I'm just looking
at the economic factor I believe the last was was h one and one
the last one or SARS. I don't remember. But I believe that
no, it wasn't SARS. It was the swine flu,
swine flu. And, and that brought down No, the last one in China.
But was that was SARS. I think SARS was the last one in China.
And it brought
I think bird flu was the last one in China.
That was h one n one then that came way after SARS. But it
hurt. It hurt the economy by 40 or $50 billion. Chinese economy.
I mean it's not huge, but it's not nothing. Now it makes a
difference. And I think that, you know, let me just let me
just play this. Where is it? So Trump sat down with a CNBC
interview and I, you know, normally what are you going to
clip from Trump, you know, that isn't already cut up the crap.
By the M five m two, you know, because he says stupid stuff.
This was a very interesting interview. And I was surprised
at just how commonly hidden there was no stuttering, there
was no hand waving. It was it was a pretty relaxed, I'll just
jump to one of the clips about GDP, you know, the US had a GDP
of 2%? Or is that growth, growth of 2%? Over the last year,
apparently Davo is just everyone at Davos just freaking out about
the economy just so happy. And you know, how do we get a piece
of it? But Trump kind of single signals that it could have been
much better, but because of some black swans things changed.
Do you attribute the GDP 2% to the Fed being tight for too
long? Or do you acknowledge that maybe some of the tariffs or
some of the uncertainty engendered by the China trade
war affected GDP? Well,
it'll be higher than 2%. A lot of people are very thrilled with
that. Me I'm not but we had a lot of bad things happen. Number
one, the Fed was not good, as far as I'm concerned. And that
was a big blip that should not have taken place. It should not
have happened. But it's one of those things, but we have
Boeing, we had the big strike with General Motors. We had
things happen that are very unusual to happen, including
some unbelievably powerful storms, you know, we were hit
with storms. Now with all of that, had we not done the big
raise on interest, I think we would have been close to four
and I could see 5000 to 10,000 points more on the Dow. But that
was a killer. When they raise the rate. It was just a big
mistake. And they admit to it. They admit to it. I was right. I
didn't want to be right. But I was right.
So what if the economy's clearly on paper and on Wall Street, the
charts. It's off the chart built on, you know, kind of magical
stuff that no one understands. What if Trump and this is the
same interview where he's like, I'm not really worried about I'm
not really worried about the Coronavirus. What if he wouldn't
mind having everything tank by a couple of points because of
this? You know, because then he's, we were doing great. And
the Chinese you know, that couldn't be they couldn't keep
it together. All right now. So now, but we'll build it, you
know, it'd be perfect for that pause. We're looking for some
kind of pullback, don't you think?
Well, everybody's expecting some sort of a
pullback correction correctly. Yes. Correction is the term.
Yes. Correct.
I don't see that there's going to be one. I mean, it's possible
that this could cause it does just a panic. In fact, you know,
people will get all freaked out and they maybe do more
telecommuting it probably increased the demand.
But, but but having products not coming in from China, would that
hurt us to
buy if it actually shows up to be the case? I mean, right now,
for example, they talk about all those cars that are being made
by General Motors and Daimler and all these people that have
plans in Wuhan, those are for domestic use. Stuff that's
coming in from China, which is either the coastal cities Yeah,
I don't think that's going to slow down enough to make a
difference.
Okay, I'm just looking at all angles. I mean, it could also be
possible I
mean, I would think it could create a huge panic in the
market now. Yeah. Borderline collapse, but I don't think that
was going to be good for Trump's re election.
No, but well if it came listen if it if it collapses or I mean
collapse so we have a huge pullback because everyone's
freaked out you know, it could happen it certainly hurt the
Chinese markets it's this hurt these things hurt markets. It
would be the perfect timing for it to be to pull back then we
fix it we get the so called vaccine whatever blahdy blah
it's always the same you know, the same way it's always the
same other Yeah, and then build it back up and we'll be back to
where we are right about now. In November
can't do that what you described especially at the point we are
now can't be done
ah unless you like shoot unless you lower interest rates yet
again,
big ache won't work. What you're describing takes too long.
That's a long cycle that takes about a year and a half what you
described Okay, with are that interest rates going to zero? I
mean, you can't n-lorem Much more than one what's that?
Nothing. I don't think it's doable. I think he would miss
the it would be timing would be off. He just had to start six
months ago for it to work.
Do you mind if I just play a couple of these these Trump
clips from Davos because I think you'll like it. It's really,
especially because we're talking about this stuff right now.
Sure. Well, first Let's close this
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Chris Wilson, as always, all
right. So this interview I was I was I just liked the whole
thing. I like what Trump was saying he seems to have a grasp
on what is actually happening. He's not the total stupid oath
that he's been portrayed to be apparently, or he just mimics
stuff that people tell him very well. So this again, is the CNBC
interview in Davos, and it starts right off with what the
scene was like in Davos. This is the big elite that get together
there in is it? Switzerland? Yeah, Switzerland.
Ski country. There's us. There was one little thing just before
I forget, I guess there was some one of the governors was there,
and Trump was walking. And the governor was on the other side
of a. Of a
rope. Yeah, Governor Abbott. Yeah.
Yeah. But and so they so Trump goes by Hey, are you doing it
because Abbott has been sick or something. And so yeah, but it's
on the other side of some rope. So they so they got these guys
partitioned off and various ropes. So the superstars are in
the you know, the big shots are on the one side of the rope. And
sadly,
that rope, that rope was like at his neck height, it was kind of
like a decapitation vibe, because I saw the video, but
Trump was saying to him Hey, man, you want me to wheel you
over here? We can take it we hate you want to fly East? I
think he even said you want to fly back with me back to the
States. You know, I'll give you a ride. So
people saw Oh, no, that was generous. But I'm just thinking
more of the way they owe the segregation. Oh, yeah. You both
because I know the reporters that go to this thing. They're
on some other third rope or they can't even get to the second
rope.
Yes, Governor Abbott is he's not in the a group. He's just a
governor by for gosh sakes. He's not a world leader. So everyone
was diggin on the US economy in Davos. And they were not abashed
of actually changing some of the conversation intended to go on
just to talk about it.
He came to Davos expecting to hear about this ESG
environmental, social and governmental issues we expect to
hear about stakeholders versus shareholders. We expected to
hear about climate change in four hours yesterday with with
the CEO of Bank of America and sportsman that Blackstone, all
we talked about, and all they wanted to talk about was the
strength of the US economy. It's the envy of the world. And I
think if you have a strong economy, all these ancillary
issues become easier to deal with. And I think even the
Europeans, even the plutocrats of Davos, are now acknowledging
that
Well, I appreciate that very much we do we have an incredible
economy, the consumer has never been so rich. They
think he means the consumer has never been so much in debt. I
think that's what he meant, but it okay, we're rich.
When the tax cuts and deregulation cuts, people forget
about regulation, I think it might have been more important
than the tax cuts. But we have a consumer in the United States
that has never done so well. And I think we're really poised to
have dramatic we have tremendous potential. You know, we're at a
point where we've done so well, I think we're going to do much
better, we have tremendous potential.
So so the interest rate, the Federal Reserve's interest rate
came up several times in the conversation. And clip after
this one, it'll become very clear what's so interesting to
the President about it, but he already alludes to it here. And
luckily, he was also asked to give his opinion on negative
interest rates, which we here on the show have been following.
I just want to ask you, because we're starting to see this
bandied about that the the the reexpansion of the Fed's balance
sheet somehow correlates with the move in the stock market.
You don't say Do you think there's anything to that that
the prime the pump, and some of the gains are not warranted by
the underlying? Well, I
think it's the opposite. Actually, the Fed raised too
fast interest. They brought up the rate too fast, and they
didn't drop it fast enough. And that was very, you know, that
was a lot of increases, and it was a lot of increase. And I
think it's really the opposite of what you're saying. Now
they've dropped it, but it was very late. And you look at other
countries where they actually have negative interest rates
negative in a positive way.
I mean, they're actually negative in a positive way.
Yeah. Getting paid for it because it's negative interest
rates, but it's positive somehow, but he admits he
doesn't really understand it and
get it in a positive way. I mean, they're actually getting
paid they make a loan and they end up getting paid
but you don't Are you hoping that it comes to that in the
United States that we get to negative rates because it a lot
of people don't think it's a great thing and it hasn't worked
well in other places, do you? Well, they
don't know yet. It's so new. I want to know who the people that
buy, okay, who are the people that buy, and they invest in
Germany, they end up getting, you know, less money back. So I
have to find these people.
I agree with him. They're like who? Who does that?
But no, if Germany and we're the most prime in the world with a
leader in the world, we have the dollar and the dollar is very
strong a lot, a lot of things are happening. But, you know,
we're paying higher interest than other countries, because of
the Fed. If we were paying less, I would do it and I pay off a
lot of debt. Right? I do a lot of things. It's
Chairman Powell out of the doghouse, is he rates where they
should be? Are you satisfied with
with? I don't want to talk to accounts. I wish you didn't
raise the rates. That was not what I
thought we had a different level. Now. Do you feel?
I think the rate should go down. If you're going down further.
No, because I think the dollar is very, very strong. And I
think the rate should go down. We have a very strong dollar.
And that sounds good. And it is good in many ways. But it's very
bad in terms of manufacturing. I've created almost 700,000
manufacturing jobs. The past administration said
manufacturing is dead, which I said, Tell me about that. How do
you you can't do that. And we have had a tremendous success.
But it's harder with a strong dollar. And I want this dollar
to be strong. I want to be so powerful. I want it to be great.
But if you lower the interest rates, so many good things would
happen. Right? And one of the things I do want to do is pay
off debt.
There's a lot there. You want to comment on this before I play
the last clip, short, short clip?
Yeah, you just rattling off stuff. I don't think there's
anything going on. He's paying off debt.
Well, he he's not paying it off. This is his idea.
We had had one of your guys, the NEC director of Florence
Khatlon. Yesterday, we asked him about deficits. And we asked
him. I mean, we acknowledge that you wanted to rebuild the
defense industry, and you had to agree to certain things with
with the Democrats in the second term. Will you look at Okis?
Will you look at it? Do you need to raise taxes? Or do you need
to cut spending,
we're gonna actually probably lower taxes, if you want to know
that. What we've done, we've cut taxes in half. And we've taken
in more revenue substantially than we did when the taxes were
high. Nobody can even believe it. But we take in more revenue
with the big tax cut. I mean, you were paying really 41% that
we've run it down to 21. And it's sort of lower than that
that will be a priority. Oh, absolutely. One of the reasons
I'd like to see the interest rates lowered, frankly, is
because I'd like to refinance the debt and pay off the debt.
And we're gonna have tremendous work.
We're doing a refi. I love it. Do you think we'd get a refi
with zero point? Or do you have to throw in some points for
that? And who's going to refi? Us? Who does that? I love the
idea. The public does? Right? Yeah. Okay, so we get our money
back, and then we'd loan loan everything again, at a lower
rate.
I think the public read most of our bonds are owned by us,
right? Like China owns. We know
what a trillion said about it. And it gets some Yeah, I think
it's great. refi.
Well, if Trump really does his job, you'll end up betting
Deutsche Bank, Deutsche Bank who end up taking the beating and
they'll lose all their money and we'll be free to go. Lucky.
Yeah. Anyway, who knows?
I thought it was just he's, you know, he's, he's in his milieu.
I think to some extent, even though it's
totally totally he. He's out there when they would always say
once
he's a, you know, social climber he wants to be in the social
life world of Manhattan. This is really the world he's in. He's
beyond Manhattan. That's the world. None of these people are
socialized in their own countries. No,
they're they they make the money run the money, guys. Yeah. So I
enjoyed it. I thought it was, you know, it was better than
anything else, because now we can go to the we can go to the
hearing the impeachment hearing. Yeah.
It was the only way. We discussed some of these people
and you know, the lib Joe's and these others that have these
fixed thoughts about one thing or another, and the two of us
have kind of isolated really stemming all stems from the New
York Times. Yeah, but there was a I think I mentioned this to
you in an email. There is a concentrated version if people
want to know how the left TDs as you might want to put it the
Trump derangement syndrome folk, if you want to know where
they're really getting their kid, Orange Man bad. Yeah, it's
really an alternate.org
And that's the internet. Yes, there was an email. I didn't
even know AlterNet was still around that's been around for
ages since it has been around from day one, almost a
little more of a kind of a progressive, no. Objective
progressivism and now it's just Pretty much antiTrump
propaganda. And this is where there's two of the things that
Dilip Joe said to me, he expects and this comes right out of
right out of
as the realignment as a reminder, the lib Jones or the
liberal journalists who have we're starting to fade into the
sunset, but the very famous, they go unnamed on the show, but
we know their level is up there.
They've been named
once but the Tuesdays counter might be sighs Trump going to
jail and Giuliani is going to jail. newness is going to jail.
And Pence is going going to jail way you're going to jail and
you're going to jail so as I do there, everyone's going to jail.
And that all comes from alternate because I'm looking at
alternate to more recent addition there's a there's a
whole thing about newness and how he's up to his neck and
corruption.
I tried to you know I typically I watch MSNBC although CNN I've
been switching back to CNN a lot because you know they have the
anti Bernie thing going on so I'm just looking for the
narratives of course MSNBC as this you know this video I guess
it was kind of the the October surprise as rightist Schiff was
closing his arguments on on Friday. Now we've got the news
all left Parnassus, the recorded Trump in in at a dinner and you
know, this was being played up really big and next clip. I have
an ABC clip. What do you have? I thought the ABC clip but let me
know it's long. How long is yours?
Well, I have the I have a bunch of ABC clips too, because I
thought did the best stop
well, before you do that. I'm just played this. This opener
from another source that I always use is the Trump cast.
It's a slate podcast. And so they they have their opening
montage and then this is how Washington Post let's make this
Washington Post but who owns they own slate? Correct? Yep.
Okay, so here's how it starts. Hello and welcome to Trump cast.
I'm Virginia Heffernan on the Mount Rushmore of evil American
men, you might find the murderer OJ Simpson, the sex slave
trafficker and child rapist Jeffrey Epstein, the sexual
predator who's been accused of sexual assault over 100 times.
That's Harvey Weinstein. And of course, the President of the
United States Donald Trump. Yeah, seems like pretty
unbiased. That's yeah,
wow. That's That's really bad. I love literally Hitler and Stalin
in or whether at
all he's not, he wouldn't be on Mount Rushmore because he's not
an American. These are only American Mount Rushmore. People
you
see, yeah, Mount Rushmore creep.
Evil. Yes. Well, I'll do this. I'll do this one ABC clip as an
opener. It's long, but I think it really summed it all up. The
President
has repeatedly denied knowing Rudy Giuliani's former associate
left concert that's the
left Parnassus and we talk about that later. What do you have
from from ABC?
Well, I have four clips. The one the update and report good. This
let's play this is the impeach ABC update and report. This is a
I put good because it's a good clip.
Tonight. President Trump's legal team didn't even warm up opening
their defense straight to the point,
you will find that the President did absolutely nothing wrong.
Even getting personal attacking lead house manager Adam Schiff
going after his summary of the President's phone call with
Ukrainian president Solinsky. At the center of it all,
this is the essence of what the President communicates. I want
you to make up dirt on my political opponent
understand lots of it.
That's fake. That's not the real call.
In there to our presentation. The president's lawyers
repeatedly discrediting Democrats evidence that
President Trump pressured Ukraine to investigate his
political rivals by withholding military aid.
Most of the Democrats witnesses have never spoken to the
President at all, let alone about Ukraine security
assistance,
President Trump blasting the quote, totally partisan
impeachment hoax. Well as defense team suggested the
Democrats are using the trial to influence the election.
They're asking you to tear up all of the ballots across this
country.
Some Republican senators saying the defense's case is off to a
good start
their team entirely shredded that case that has been
presented by the House managers.
Tonight the question of whether the Senate will compel witnesses
and documents the President has blocked is still not resolved.
Let the Republican control chamber appeared unmoved.
They want this to be the first impeachment case in history
without a single witness.
So there's only been two cases in the past. All of the history.
Yeah, I just my general thoughts. I thought it was weak.
Maybe that was intentional that they want to do the big the big
show on Monday because of the timing of of Saturday. The whole
watch the whole premise was, we're going to show you things
that the Democrat that the prosecution did not ask yourself
why, and I guess it was Sekulow kept saying that, why didn't
they? Why didn't they show that? To me? That
was put David hedges on the Hodges on them.
I think that I think it's poor. I think it's really poor to do
that. Because why? Well, because, you know, they hate
Trump. We
know they're not idiots. Yeah, exactly.
I mean, any anybody can answer that I thought it was very poor.
And what I had hoped they would do, which I think if I were
running this, and as you know, I'm a constitutional lawyer, I
would have put the transcript on the screen of the call next to
me only showed like just a few seconds next to Schiff, with his
interpretation, and I would have had it scrolling next to each
other like, well, here's what Schiff said, Here's what, here's
what really was said, Here's what Schiff said, that's what I
would have done. That's something that would show and
show business. Exactly. And maybe Ken Starr or the other
Epstein cover up artists Dershowitz. There's yours, may I
have my underpants on and it was an old lady, that maybe those
maybe those two will bring the show, but they better do
something because I didn't think it was impressive at all.
Interestingly, you know, right after again, I was monitoring
who MSNBC was the president now said MSD. And see I hadn't heard
that one. I thought it was funny. Classic, and CNN and
within three minutes of coming out of this three hours of ask
yourself, why JEFFREY TOOBIN, my, my colleague, also a
constitutional lawyer, had had nothing more to say than this.
Jay Sekulow was the only personal lawyer who spoke today.
That to me, was pretty strong, like White House
and white people. I mean, you know, this is a lesson in the
diversity of the two parties. Um, you look at the house
managers, it was almost evenly divided between men and women.
It was you had two African Americans, you had a Hispanic. I
mean, you know, look, it was all white men. Today, there are two
white women on both allegedly on the team, we'll see if they're
allowed to argue. But I mean, I think, you know, in a visual
medium when you have one side that has a very diverse team and
the other side that's all white men that says something in and
of itself. Oh, yeah. I mean,
seriously, that is hating on YT going to benefit the Democrats.
This is I was thinking about this listening to some of this
stuff going on by some of these people. And it was like, Why are
you just hating on YT And do you expect that to be some sort of
benefit
and he's a constitutional lawyer he shouldn't be talking about
something else other well that says it right there looks a
bunch of pale it no pale males I think is the ale male males can
use some
bronzer there's no doubt about that. But that's beside the
point. The by the way, in that thing, where that you do that
clip by play for maybe see where there's some one of the
Congress, women or senators said they shredded the other side,
and it's actually Joni Ernst, and Johnny
are some happy days. Sorry.
I'm sorry. Johnny are sick do the gun totin was Senator from
Iowa that did the ads where she's been a butchering a
chicken or something. I forgot what she did but shot a deer.
But she's a tough Marine.
Oh, yes. Yes, I know. She is. Yeah. She's
looks terrible. She's hairs all gray all of a sudden, and
there's a new study out about gray hair as a result of any
sort of stress. Boom, your hair can turn gray overnight.
That's I think that's not new.
I remember. It's not new, but it's a new study. Back in the
70s. I remember people say oh, he had a really bad shock and
that's why his hair started to go gray. I've heard this. Yeah,
well, everybody's heard it. But no, I didn't know. I thought
that was already accepted. Science is what I'm saying.
Oh, I don't I don't know that it is I don't think anyone's
studied it. I think that just good common place. Common
knowledge is like, you know, wives still odd to gray because
you know, he's worried, but apparently anxiety specifically
will cause your hair to turn gray quickly, as she's called
gray haired what happened to her? So there wasn't a lot of
pressure on her because I, you know, a Democrat can beat the I
think there's the, I think the local party, and some of these
states are really evil, local Republican parties in some
states, California is is a good example. It's a terrible
Republican party here.
So I learned and I think that this impeachment for the public
version of it will obviously be litigated on television. And and
it seems like it'll be obviously Fox News against everybody else.
That's, that's at least that's the way Fox News Fox News
positions everybody else's the mainstream media, even though
they have the best ratings is very interesting how they do
that millions of people more watch them. But there were some
things said not during the war, I learned some things not
mentioned during the impeachment presentations. This is actually
right after the president's defense, I forget who it is who
came out and, and set everybody up so they could talk on the
microphone, but where we've had this hole, and this should have
been, I think, in the presentation, but maybe will
come up later, throughout this whole impeachment trial in the
Senate. So far, it's all about the process. And it's, you know,
Russia is my arch enemy. And we really need It's America's
national security, our interest to make sure that Ukraine had
the weaponry it needed and the military assistance. So to date,
the defense of that has been, Will Obama give water and
blankets and we gave tank busting? was like, okay, but
this is perhaps a better one, the facts
of this case remain the same. And those facts are Ukraine, in
fact, received the security assistance, and there was no
investigation into the Biden's. And a really important point
that I think you should all report for the American people
is that when it comes to supporting Ukraine security
assistance, three of the Democratic House managers voted
no, they voted in opposition of the US providing defensive
security assistance to Ukraine. Those members are Jerry Nadler
so Lofgren and Hakeem Jeffries.
Wow, that's Clip of the Day.
That's a nugget right away. Hey, hold on a second. Nobody picks
up on this stuff. That was fantastic. One of the things
that bothers me, is this. Our ally, Ukraine, yeah. What did
our how many of our allies, for example? Do we have no
extradition agreement with what ally in the world is? Do we have
no extradition? Most, you know, we have a lot of extradition
agreements, because you know, some criminal runs off to the
place, you want to get them up. You want to get them back when I
put them on trial. We have nothing like that with Ukraine.
It's just the same as it is with Russia. We get Yvette Neff to
know what kind of an ally Well, bullcrap this owl?
Well, you bring it up, and I queued up the clip just in case
it would come to this. So you've kind of forced my hand, I feel
it'd be appropriate to play the phone call from 2014, I believe,
that was intercepted by the Russians and released in great
quality, which is, which is why our own State Department said
that had to be the Russians of Victoria Nuland setting up the
Government of Ukraine for a complete coup, or we could call
it a regime change. And I think it might be worthwhile, you
know, it's now six years later, to just listen again to what we
were really doing in Ukraine. And that may explain or make it
clear to people why this is our allies, because our fingers were
throughout the whole government. What do you think?
loves that clip?
It's three minutes. So it is long, but I think
that's a good clip. People probably not heard this clip for
a while, if they've heard it at all. But a lot of listeners
probably never heard this clip. This is the ad nobody knows for
sure. It was the Russians who tapped the phone and released it
to the public. But I would think it would be the Russians because
it was to benefit them. It was a bit I agree. It was an
astonishingly good. I mean, there must have been in the
room. Yeah. might they be doing there
might have been in room. So we had Newlands talking to someone
back in the States. And they're talking about who should be in
the government who shouldn't be in the government who's going to
help us make this happen? And then some other tidbits
replayed, but they should mention this is before the quote
unquote, you know, regime change that took place that we had,
that we orchestrated. And we and people like John Brennan, were
actually in Ukraine at the time, John McCain,
John Brennan, Victoria Nuland, Lynn See Graham's handing out
cookies at the my dawn? McCain taking pictures with known
terrorists who might have been at the my dawn, I don't want to
speak ill of the dead but seems like he was pretty involved in
that. And so not only does it show you why there are allies,
if you think about corruption, and people getting stuff, and
when you put a government in place, and you are literally
putting the President and the Prime Minister and the foreign
you putting these, these pieces on the chessboard, there's kind
of room for corruption. What do you think?
I think we're in play. The Klitschko piece is obviously the
complicated electron here, especially the announcement of
him as deputy prime minister, and you've seen some of my notes
on the troubles in the marriage right now. So we're trying to
get a read really fast on where he is on this stuff. But I think
your argument to him which you'll need to make, I think
that's the next phone call we want to set up is exactly the
one you made to yachts. And I'm glad usually
yachts is yachts. Remember, the guy looks like a bass player, a
bad 70s band. And all sudden he was he was the guy as he might
be dead. For all we know that guy's going to put him on
the spot on where he fits in this scenario. And I'm very glad
he said what he said in response.
Good. So I don't think we should go into the government. I don't
think it's necessary. I don't think it's a good idea.
No regime change here.
I mean, I guess you think in terms of him, not going into the
government, just let him sort of stay out and do his political
homework and stuff. I'm just thinking, in terms of sort of
the process moving ahead. We want to keep the moderate
Democrats together, the problem is going to be tiny book and his
guys. And you know, I'm sure that's part of organico which is
calculating on all of this.
I think yachts is the guy who's got the economic experience, the
governing experience. He's he's got, you know, what he needs is
clutch and tiny book on the outside. He needs to be talking
to them four times a week, you know,
not only setting up who's going to be in the government, but
explaining how we're going to talk to the people we're not
going to let in the government and Victoria Nuland just you
understand, was the ambassador,
which is a sacred does this the Secretary of State right,
because yeah,
there but I think she had like an ambassador title because of
it. But yes, Assistant Secretary of State but high up and of
course married to Robert Kagan.
The Peace Foundation.
Yes, y'all. Yeah, those those guys are not neo-cons at all.
I just think cleats going in? He's gonna be at that level,
working for Yatseniuk. It's just not gonna work.
Yeah, no, I think that's right. Okay. Good. What do you want us
to try to set up a call with him? Is the next step.
My understanding from that call, but you tell me was that the big
three? We're going into their own meeting? And that, yeah,
that's what's going to offer in that context. Three weeks, you
know, the three plus one conversation or three plus two
with you? Is that not how you understood
it? No, I think I mean, that's what he proposed. But I think
just knowing the dynamics, it's been with them where Klitschko
has been the top dog, he's gonna take a while to show up for
whatever meeting they've got. And he's probably talking to his
guys at this point. So I think you reaching out directly to him
helps with a personality management among the three and
it gives you also a chance to move fast on all this stuff and
put us behind you.
Before we get to the the great quote here, just a reminder,
that part of the impeachment hearings that are going on now,
the prosecution is very clear that we were really endangering
our ally, the European Union, the European Union, who we have
to protect at all cost. So anything we do in Ukraine is to
help the European Union. Those are our brothers and sisters.
Keep that in mind behind it.
Before they all sit down and he he explains why he doesn't like
it.
Okay, good. I'm happy. Why don't you reach out to him and see if
he wants to talk before after?
Okay, well do. Thanks. Okay. I've
now written Oh, one more wrinkle for you, Jeff. Can't remember if
I told you this, or if I only told Washington this that when I
talked to Jeff Feltman this morning, he had a new name for
the UN guy, Robert Serry.
Oh yeah, that's right we needed to get people to come in and
help put this deal together listen to all the all the
hoodlums who are coming in to help with with nothing they
don't they're not Ukrainians. Nothing to do with Ukraine. Oh,
we're gonna bring in some elites for you to fix this. midwife it
if I only told Washington this that when I talked to Jeff
Feltman this morning, he had a new name for the UN guy, Robert
Serry, did I write that this morning? Yeah, I saw that. He's
now gotten both Cerri and Bonnke. Moon to agree that
salary could come in Monday or Tuesday.
Yeah. Bring Bunky moon in to bless the deal. Sure all. These
guys make so much sense. Secretary General. You
know what's funny about this listening to her? I forgot this
part of Nudelman She sounds just like nurse Cratchit in One Flew
Over the Cuckoo's Nest. This is cold.
Sad, but yes, you've
now gotten both Siri and Bonnke moon to agree that Siri could
come in Monday or Tuesday. Okay. So that would be great, I think
to help glue this thing and have the UN help glue it. And, you
know, fuck the EU.
Wait a minute, what this is our brothers and sisters. We're
supposed to protect them. How can this be?
I told you this or if I only told Washington this that when I
talked to Jeff Feltman this morning, he had a new name for
the UN guy, Robert Serry, did I write that this morning? Yeah, I
saw that. He's now gotten both salary and Ban Ki Moon to agree
that salary could come in Monday or Tuesday. Okay. So that would
be great, I think to help glue this thing and have the UN help
glue it. And, you know, fuck the EU,
though. Exactly. And I think we've got to do something to
make it stick together. Because you can be pretty sure that if
it does, if it does start to gain altitude, the Russians will
be working behind the scenes to try to torpedo it. And again,
the fact that this is out there right now, I'm still trying to
figure out in my mind, why Yana COVID that, but in the meantime,
there's a Party of Regions faction meeting going on right
now. And I'm sure there's a lively argument going on in that
let's bring in some more people to help close this deal
group at this point. But anyway, we could, we could land jelly
set up on this one if we move fast. So let me work on, let me
work on Klitschko and if you can just keep I think we want to try
to get somebody within international personality to
come out here and help to midwife this thing. The other
issue is some kind of outreach to Yanukovych, but we probably
regroup on that tomorrow as we see how things start to fall
into place.
So on that piece, Jeff, when I wrote the note solitons come
back to me VFR saying you need Biden and I said probably
tomorrow for an attaboy and to get the deeds to stick. Biden's
willing. Okay, great. This is what
was nervous Ratchet by the way, I didn't realize until listening
to this thing a second time that Biden was involved in Yes, yeah.
Yeah. He was
there to to bless it, you know, to deal with give an attaboy and
to make the deets sick stick. And when I hear this, and I hear
how all those people testified about the process and our
policy, what these people want. And I'm saying it everyone,
everybody all sides. It has nothing to do with partisan what
these diplomats bureaucrats and politicians want. If they really
want it to be like the EU, you know, we're Senate will choose
the president. And this is exactly how they did this. Like,
okay, yeah, your party wins. Well, we're gonna choose the guy
you know, and we're, we're much smarter than your technocrats.
You don't understand this stuff, you stupid people. To me, that's
what they want. They want to be just like the EU, with a great
night, listening to the more recent stuff going on in the
about the impeachment in the rest. The new meme that's been
pointed out by all the right wingers, they say this and they
instantly start looking for it. You don't see it as much. But
then you started seeing it quite a bit, which is they they're
already pre determining that the the next election is going to be
rigged. Yeah. By Trump, and it's going to be it's not going to be
it's going to be illegal.
So the Senate should determine is easier. It's more trustworthy
if the Senate determines who wins. Yeah. Speaking of Nunez,
who, as we know will soon be in jail. I learned something from
an appearance he had on Fox which i really i I can't believe
that we in all the years who've done the show, we've never
looked into it. The National Security Council when I say when
I hear National Security Council What do you mean we know there's
a there's the national security adviser and the national
security adviser that was most recently Bolton now we have
another guy in forgot his name. Do you know anything about the
National Security Council? I mean, to me, it's like a room
12. Guys, you know, if you got military brass in there, do you
know anything about the national security? They
work for the President specifically? It's just a little
it's a little group of advisers called the National Security
Council. Yeah, that's what I thought too. Oh, lemme How am I
wrong there?
Well, this, you know, Colonel vindman, or Lieutenant Colonel
vindman, please address them as Lieutenant Colonel vindman. He
is on the National Security Council. And let me just tell
you, he's still on the National Security Council. And here's
newness to it for me information I did not have, I thought the
same thing you did. There's
a lot of problems with the National Security Council and
the Trump administration is trying to get it under control.
The new national security adviser is doing what the
previous national security advisors under Trump didn't do.
And that is to try to reduce the size and scope. So there's
hundreds and hundreds of people over at the National Security
Council, which look, I've never been on the National Security
Council. But if you go back 2030 years ago, during the Reagan
days, I'm told that you had a couple of dozen people, maybe
three, maybe four dozen people total that were on the National
Security Council, Obama put hundreds and from all this don't
forget, you also had people that were on the National Security
staff that that went over to Adam Schiff staff, okay, that
knew the whistleblower, but vindman guy, you know, he served
his country. That's great. He wants to be called Lieutenant
Colonel. That's fine. His brother's also there's a lawyer.
So all of these people colluded? They coordinated with the
whistleblower. They coordinated with Adam Schiff staff. So, you
know, really what you had. There's you had a den of thieves
there at the National Security Council. Look, I've said this
over and over and over again, I said this to McMaster, I said it
to Bolton. And I've said it to the new National Security
Adviser O'Brien that, that they just need to get all those
people out of there. Like if you were there and worked for under
Obama and you were a holdover, just, you know, get a US
building somewhere on the other side of the Potomac. Just get
them out of there.
Hundreds of people on this thing from well, I
guess I was right, though, in the 50s.
Back when we first heard about it, that no wonder, no wonder
we've got all these this is in this. I think they're in the
White House, don't they assemble in or in the executive building
or
sense? what's implied by what newness just said? I mean, and
so vindman and a bunch of Obama guys, and they're just screwing
things up. They're the ones who are causing problems. But the
interesting thing about Lieutenant Colonel vindman is
his brother, who apparently is also on the National Security
Council is a hedge fund guy. Lawyer. He says he's a hedge
fund guy. And and his fun received a $1.4 billion fine for
me all kinds of shenanigans in oh, gee, Ukraine. It's it's a
quite it's amazing. What is going on? And we have no idea
this, and then I'll stop. But one American news had an
interview with a whistleblower. From the it's the the net, what
are this thing called? Again? The net assessment, the Office
of net assessment, if I've heard of this, the Office of net
assessment, it's a it's a pentagon thing. But wait until
you learn about what this this this is fantastic.
Senator Chuck Grassley has expanded his investigation into
the Department of Defense's office of net assessment. The
office was supposed to be a unique, futuristic Think Tank
reporting directly to the Secretary of Defense, but
Grassley in his January 22 letter noted the office may have
become a part of the Deep State. He asks if the office awarded
contracts to Stefan Halper, who hired the Russian intelligence
officer and who contributed to the now discredited Trump
dossier. To dig into this obscure office whistleblower
Adam Lunger, in his exclusive interview talks to us about how
it has become a slush fund. For Washington's politically
connected,
there was some very deliberate thinking that went into the
placement of the office that this had to be the Secretary of
Defense's think tank to advise him on difficult strategic
challenges. The offset net assessment produced noted
assessments to inform our wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and has
produced no net assessment on Iran, for example. And so truly,
when you look at the range of threats to the United States,
the office has actually avoided all those and what a Senator
Grassley has revealed in his letter is that it's really a two
part problem. One is that the office is derelict in its duty,
its primary duty to produce these high level strategy is
known as net assessments. And secondly, what has it become,
and what it's become is a slush fund for politically connected
contractors. The contracting system and the obstinate
assessment is utterly broke. The contractors chosen or not chosen
for their ability to contribute to net assessments, which is
really the reason why they should be chosen. They're chosen
because they're the Friends of the leadership net assessment.
The Office unfortunately I mean, the leadership was in place put
in place by President Obama. It leans leftward. It's an office
that has historically downplayed the strategic threats posed to
the United States by our adversaries.
So we've got the National Security Council filled with
people who hate Trump. We've got the Pentagon with paying. This
wasn't the professor who was part of the whole sting
operation. And just to make it crazy, I don't know, do you want
to play one of your left Parnassus clips, you had an ABC
thing? And then we can almost be done with
me here. Let's play this loved harness guy, you know, they want
to mention this, you know, they, they, they make a big they try
to dramatize the fact that Trump said I never met, I know who
this guy is, as if everybody that ever has a picture taken
with Trump. I could have had a picture taken with Trump. And
Trump could honestly say because you can get a picture taken with
Trump if you're in the right circumstance. And he'll take
your picture. And you know, you get a picture doesn't mean he
knows you or ever be, you know, even
the prop. The problem is they're spinning it because now there's
this video where you actually hear Parnas say something is
gone. Right, but they're spinning.
I know, I know what they're doing, but I don't think they're
even spinning. I think they're dramatizing it. That's a better
way. So let's start with impeach ABC goes after Trump about Lev
a brand new phase of the president's impeachment trial
underway in Washington. And tonight new developments in a
story ABC News was first to report tonight audio and now
video of President Trump at a small gathering with Rudy
Giuliani associate Lev Parnas. You see him here and others
partners recently indicted for campaign finance fraud is
someone the President has repeatedly denied knowing on the
recording of voice sounding like the President's orders the
removal of Ukraine Ambassador Maria Yovanovitch, same take her
out. Sources familiar with the recording say it's from a Trump
Hotel private dinner in the spring of 2018. ABC. DAVID Right
at the White House tonight starting us off. The President.
Thank you for being here.
April 2018, President Trump arrives at a private dinner at
the Trump International Hotel, Don Jr's their show is indicted
Rudy Giuliani associate Lev Parnas. And there's the place
set for the president on the tape of voice identified as
parnaz can be heard telling Trump that the ambassador to
Ukraine was bad mouthing it.
She's basically walking around telling everybody Wait, he's
gonna get impeached. Just wait. It's incredible. to it,
President Trump has repeatedly said he doesn't know Lev Parnas.
I don't know him. I don't believe I've ever spoken to.
But on the tape, they talk in detail about Ukraine. How long
are they lasted a fight with Russia? Without us not very
long. Without us.
Are you relying on lead partners to get rid of your ambassador?
No, but I have a lot of people I'm speaking to Fox News. The
President did not question the authenticity of the tape.
Will you tell us to get rid of her? I mean, you have a state
depart. Well, I wouldn't
have been saying that. I probably would have said it was
really there or somebody, but I make no bones about it. I want
to have ambassadors I have every right. I want ambassadors that
are chosen by me. I have a right to hire and fire ambassadors.
The recall of Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch features prominently
in the Democrats case against the president.
Yeah, what's funny about this, and any if you look it up on
even Snopes has this is that Trump fired all the ambassadors
when he first got into office. They didn't know leave, but
guess she didn't leave. She refused to go. I'm staying
staying here. And so nobody ever even brings that up. I mean, it
wasn't as though he as well trying. No, you're
right, because the dramatization is perfect. We have the
President saying bye, bye. Rep. I don't I don't think anyone
ever spoke to him. And clearly, well damning evidence at a
meetup.
Meetup.
I mean, I don't want to degrade our meetup because our meetups
are really fantastic.
But meetups are fantastic. But you will remember, they won't
remember everybody's name. No, no, I just played Trump. This is
part two of that clip.
All right. David Wright joins us now live from the White House.
And David. There's no evidence of anything illegal on this
tape, which was recorded on the phone by another indicted
Giuliani associate. Both men have pleaded not guilty to
charges. But David Democrats believe this bolsters their
case.
They do Tom for two reasons. First face it shows that despite
his efforts to distance himself, the President had first hand
knowledge of at least some of the work being done in Ukraine
by Giuliani and his associates. Also, it suggests there may well
be other material out there. But we haven't seen you be relevant
to the impeachment. Yes.
There's all kinds of material that may be out there.
I like the way they use indicted this guy oh yeah the indicted
Yes. What does that become something that's that's kosher
Well, how about just saying the not yet indicted John C. Dvorak.
I mean that's perfectly to say that and then not yet indicted
Adam curry I mean, you must have
said about everybody while I'm going to sleep. This is bad is a
really a bad is bad form.
I am the not yet indicted Adam curry. I just want to make sure
everybody knows not yet. So live Parnas is, of course the
character that is very interesting. The keeper, I
think, nails it by saying, Oh, it's the new Avenatti. I think
she's right, although this one belongs more to MSNBC than today
was a superstar hero. He's going to run for president you know,
it starts off indicted. Quite Abinadi. But check
this out. George Webb, investigative journalist George
Webb, double B, who does fantastic work I always want to
have the guy makes his money. Because all he travels all over
the US all over the US mainly, but he's an international, he
does 45 minutes of video a day, it's impossible to keep up with
him. But he's down in Florida, or at least he was on the 22nd
when he shot this Ebola clip. And he's right across from the
Afghan Pakistani Center of Excellence, which is right by
the base there. And of course, it's a spook training operation.
And he has some interesting connections to that and others
and left Parnas thing
here very close to try to get as much information as we can,
especially about this center that was established called the
Afghan Pakistan Center of Excellence, the AF Pak Center of
Excellence or CO E and that's going to become very important
in CENTCOM recruiting a private set of Dia informants that are
used and were used politically and it had been used politically
at least since 2012. The app pack cov was established in
2009. One of the key directors was a guy named Derek Harvey,
and he is the handler and recruiter of Lev Parnas. He is
the handler and recruiter of lead Parnassus. So let Parnassus
was trained here in Tampa. We also have Hina all the who was
the sidekick or the main contact of encrypted for encrypted
communications for Debbie Wasserman Schultz through Imran
Hwan. We also have the person who lured Roger Stone with
emails from Hillary supposedly the hack Russian emails a guy
name, okay and why ASCII. And he was or has known to plumas, Hank
Greenberg, but he was also came through this app pack center. We
have the IP numbers from when from when they went to training.
That was their fatal flaw. That was the piece of when they went
off to training from here in Tampa over to Fort Huachuca,
when they did their initial training to BTi informants.
That's where they left these telltale IP addresses.
We know I should say here that it's a much longer piece, of
course, but web has evidence router logs, and somehow he's
been able to connect Parnassus device to IP addresses coming
from this training center. Now, how we got that I'm not sure
maybe it's one of the previous videos, but when Webb says he
has proof of the IP addresses and that it came from that
device. I'm just going to believe him because you know,
otherwise be a short show
left these telltale IP addresses. We know that lead
parnaz The star witness of Adam shifts impeachment. The star
witness of Adam Schiff's impeachment shares not only one
set of IP numbers with their karvy and one set of IP numbers
with Peter struck the key architect of the all the
takedown Trump, the takedown of crossfire hurricane, the CIA
takedown before that, the transition attempt to take down
with Mike Flynn, the attempt to take down with the OCONUS lures
after that the attempt to take down with the Mueller plan,
again and again and again all of these Luers by Peter struck, we
have the key star witness for Adam Schiff lab Parnassus,
sharing IP numbers at Fort Huachuca.
I can't get enough of this, this is fantastic. It writes itself.
It does write itself now when I am when my one last clip, which
is the one you know all these left, all the left Parness all
the rest of it and even that last report from ABC that I
played, always hinted Well, there's more to come or there's
more. This is this is all about a vote taking place later. This
week, this is all about this, whether or not they're going to
call any witnesses, because you guys already did your
impeachment thing you want to call more witnesses. I missed
that and the houses that are run and things and and they've
already insulted the senators, a couple of senators have may have
said yes. And now I'm not going to say yes, because when the
short fat guy went out there that hog Nadler at Nadler he, he
insulted the Senate and everybody got bent out of shape
about it. One there was one analyst on MSNBC or CNN one of
the two who said you can't you don't you never insult a jury.
If you ever expect to win a case. No. So he's losing votes.
But there's always one steadfast guy who will probably vote on
the side of the Democrats in all circumstances because well, he's
the number one Trump hater for various reasons. I have my own
theories, but this is the impeach ABC update to witnesses.
Okay, Kyra Phillips joins us now from Capitol Hill, Washington
all play out today. Here in a major development today.
Republican Senator Mitt Romney has indicated he may now support
hearing from the witnesses.
That's right. This is the furthest he has gone. Tom saying
now it's very likely that he will be in favor of witnesses in
the Senate trial. But remember, Democrats will need at least
four Republican senators to vote in favor of calling witnesses.
And right now even with Romney, it's far from clear that they
have enough support for witnesses when that's put to a
vote next week. Tom? No.
Okay. So when when it's when it's almost certain that no one
else is going to vote Romney comes out to be the hero even
though he definitely doesn't want anyone uncovering stuff
that's going on in Ukraine.
Yeah, yeah.
Doesn't he have a kid? Also, he's
involved, but he can look good in this situation. You after the
insult and everything that turned the whole, everybody that
may have been on the fence against the idea of voting for
witnesses. Romney looks back looks left looks right. He says,
Hey, I'm in I'll do it. Unbelievable. Yeah, that guy's
just a guy is the worst. I didn't imagine what a creepy
was.
And with that, I'd like to I'm sorry, I said until recently.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
the morning to you the man who put the same job.
Morning to you Mr. Ham curry. Also in the morning all ships
and sea boots and graffiti or substitute water all the names
and ice out there
in the morning to our trolls in literal room. Let's do a quick
count. See how many trolls are in there today? Today we have
1276 Yes, a lot of interest for our deconstruction of the virus
semones. And also
what I said, I said 276 276
That is no, I
just count overflow. Sorry.
We have an overflow room. They're all in their 1276 all in
one room. And they're trolls. And that's what's great about it
because the trolls just hang out. And they troll the troll
each other they troll the live shows the host of the live
shows. They're trolling me at this very moment. And I love it.
Because we don't really have any rules other than thou shalt
troll a lot. And sometimes it's helpful. And usually it's just
annoying, but it makes for good content I find and a fun place
to hang out. 24/7 We've got shows they're rolling all the
time, great podcast, and a great place to hang out. And as part
of our no agenda Network, also a big in the morning, at two
comics reblog or two in a row. He'll be looking for the hat
trick. So he brought us the artwork for episode 1210. The
title of that was pain of imprisonment, which is exactly
what the senators have right now pain of being imprisoned in the
chamber. And he did a nice kind of Chinese rubber ball
Coronavirus, made in China rendering. And I don't think we
had any argument it was it was good to go, wasn't it? Do we was
anything else we looked at?
We looked at all of them. Of course. That was the best of the
group. Yeah, it also pops a little bit.
See what else? Yeah, we that really was the best one. And I
want to remind the artists that when you are creating artwork,
look at it in the small overview of submitted art. And don't look
at it in the you know, in the five was it the 512 by 512 by
12. Yeah, that's not You're not going to see that you won't see
that in on the iPhone. You won't see it in the tweets, you won't
see it anywhere except that you click through to the album art
on in the show notes or at the Art Generator. So when you get a
lot of stuff together and text you can already kind of
determined that it just it's not going to work. Little
little there was one piece that I liked but unfortunately and
let me take a look where it was. Oh it was yeah They have no
agenda is masters data? Yeah, the little logo down there
Spotify logo. Yeah, it was too small the Spotify logo. You
can't even read it on this page. I mean, it's a nice piece. I
liked the piece and I like the colors. But a little Spotify
logo is not readable if you maybe put it on the side of the
horn bigger that might have worked
exactly.
But of course, the work of all artists is incredibly
appreciated it is such a such a super feature of the show
whenever value for value network and now we're we're working on a
new homepage but if you want to see how great the artwork look
looks in context go to no agenda experienced.com that you can
really see how how good that looks just like holy crap. Look
at all these different pieces of art. What is going on the show
must be fantastic. I'm subscribing right away. So thank
you very much comic strip blogger. We'll see how he does
if he goes for the hat trick today no agenda
rockin there blocking is underway.
What don't say don't even make fun of this. But you already
blocked him. You blocked him on Twitter and he's very
upset. I've seen they're gonna block his art. Who you know, the
artists are going to do something to spectacular pieces.
Oh,
okay, though. They're going for the they're gonna block his hat.
Tricky mean?
Yeah. Good go like a defenseman would do on the hockey field.
You know, we just saw the all star game this weekend.
But we of course, are completely fair. And we just pick based
upon what we think is right. And we'll look at who the artists
are in Chile. And by the way, since you mentioned the all star
game. Can I just briefly rescind my prediction on the Super Bowl
with a quick explanation? What I know this was something came up.
I got new information.
This has never happened before, because some strong
information came to me, which I guess I could have known you
could have even brought it up. The reason why it seems San
Francisco 40 Niners will win. That's twofold. One I've learned
from our Kansas City meetup that the chiefs were not named after
an Indian tribe, but after Mayor chief. So that kind of hurts my
argument.
Yeah. Does that also account for the fact that there's an Indian
head on the helmet?
No, but I think the so they when it comes to social justice
issues, there's only a few things that will beat out the
abuse of minorities, which would be Redskins chiefs, etc. And
that would be the fact that Katie sours will become the
first female coach in a Super Bowl and she's gay. She's gonna
win the
job. I do want y'all Yes. Do we have a female coach on the
Niners? She's assistant offensive coordinator and she's
gay. Well, yeah, what do you what do you mean? Well, yes,
she's
expect no,
I'm not that I disagree with what you're saying. Okay, I'm
sorry, but the social justice warrior and in I got
that part but I got another one for you. Last time that
management the Superbowl is the only one they ever lost. And the
quarterback of that time was Kaepernick. They have to win so
they can make Kaepernick so the league and make Kaepernick the
loser.
Ah, right right out
of the scene. He's gonna go
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in the mouth I think that sounds pretty good. May have to run
that and to show again. It's so
good. You have to ask yourself when she did that. What is she
thinking? Why did she say that?
She's trying to appeal to Middle America with an accent I guess
good.
Thank thanks something like that. Seems about right to me.
Well, she also corrected herself out she did and she says sounds
pretty good. Normal speak.
Hey, the Armageddon is upon us. Now is this No, no, no it now
now just just 100 seconds away.
We are closer to doomsday than ever before. According to the
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, they created the doomsday clock
at the University of Chicago and base the countdown to midnight,
on how much time civilization has left. Two years ago, they
moved the clock to two minutes to midnight, closer than it had
been since 1953 When the United States and Soviet Union
successfully tested hydrogen bombs. Now they've moved it to
102nd to midnight. Closest it's been since being created
following World War Two the reasons why our political
leaders ending have nucular arms agreement between the United
States Iran and Russia and failure to address climate
change.
Oh my goodness, failure to address climate change. So now
this group of nuke guys has decided that they're all in on
climate change and that they're now they get to set the clock
based upon climate change activities. Right money is baby
money. That's right. And so who did they invite to be on their
board of elders? Which and of course are no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no moon beam. Jerry Brown.
Yeah, speaking of danger, and destruction. This
is him with the elders, the atomic scientists, he was
invited to speak
is never very easy. If you speak the truth, people will not want
to listen, because it's too awful. And it makes you sound
like a crackpot. Oh, really, our own president, in front of the
Davos, businessman of the world, called out against what he
called the prophets of doom. Now, he didn't particularize on
what Doom he was talking about. But I think back to the prophets
of old, to Isaiah to Jeremiah, are ones who don't necessarily
know the future, but they warn of the danger that they see
ahead. Today, we live in a world of vast, deep and pervasive
complacency.
So let me get this straight. So he's calling himself one of the
biblical prophets, because he's truly warning and he's not one
of those crackpots. Is that what he's saying?
Well, if you want to interpret it that way, I'd say absolutely.
It's what he's saying. Unbelievable.
Again, as a crock pot, told that's what they call a
moonbeam. Yeah. Unbelievable.
Crazy.
Um, Governor Jerry Brown dropped that song. A little Dead
Kennedys song still works. Hey, I sent you a copy of the of the
Spike Jones song. It's in your inbox.
Oh, just now. Yeah.
Thank you. It's not just before the show. And that's the song
you might want to play a bit of because it's an ear worm because
I was humming it before the show. And I think we maybe
should give the audience a treat and play a little bit of their
fears face by Spike Jones about 1942
Okay, just have to keep talking for a moment because you asked
me to keep
talking to you that way. Yeah, you want me to just keep going?
No, no, no, it's
good because you asked me before the show up, I had the bonus
clip and I have the bonus clip, which came in as bonus clip, but
after that, apparently you did send me this little ditty which
is going to play now.
brown, brown, brown, brown, brown, brown, brown, brown
brown.
Preproduction would have helped me get some lyrics going? There
Faris face
when the pure says we used to master race, we didn't appeal to
space not to love. You're used to great disparity. So I didn't
know
that you won't hear this song anywhere. But on your no agenda
show. I can tell you that.
The reason I sent it over is because you said a little thing
before the show. You mentioned that some kids or yes like movie
Joe, Joe,
Joe, Joe rabbit is a problem because kids don't like anything
that makes fun of the Holocaust. I have not seen the movie so I
don't know if it makes fun of the Holocaust. I've seen little
snippets. It looks it looks you know, like a Monty Python sketch
to me really? You know, which I'm kind of used to that. But I
guess we can't you know, we can't have any fun anymore. I
can't laugh
I don't know what that makes fun of that. It just seems like a
dumb movie. I don't understand why you would not want to see it
for some political reason is ridiculous. It's a political
reason was a kind of a political holocaust. This was political.
Yeah, I think so. Now there are some comments here that can be
made because I've got the bonus clip ready to go and this is a
apparently they have dug up a mummy. And then they
computerized vocal cords so we can hear what a mummy sounds
like 3000 year old mummy.
This is a way to explain this what what is what is going on
here.
Apparently there was a mummy that they could dissect in such
a way that they could get the vocal cords to either be
modelled or actually maybe run some air through them. But they
could actually have the mummies voice recreated.
Someone has too much time on their hands look
into this, but it's the mummies voice. This is a genuinely a
3000 year old person. This is what they sounded like.
It's like It's like one of those dog videos where the dog looked
my dog could talk. So how much did that cost? A little bit of
research to
budget? I'm sure that's that's a Hillary.
Oh, man.
That was the bonus clip. Yeah.
Yeah, I feel I feel blessed.
All right. Yeah, Goldman Sachs, running with the social justice
warriors. This is actually a big opportunity for people in the no
agenda. No agenda producers really. If you want to make some
good money and sitting on a board of a public company, you
can I think anybody almost a no, no, as long as you have, you
know, some credentials. You can make 1520 grand a year just for
attending the meetings and then you probably get some stock
options. Now if you're more if you're on a committee, like the
compensation committee or other important things, you can get
paid more just for being on the board. So I would like to
recommend in this case, certainly and of any of our gay
men should pay attention because there's money out there waiting
for you. What you
need to know is all pal all male isn't cutting anymore, at least
for Goldman Sachs. David Solomon issued this ultimatum in Davos,
the biggest underwriter of IPOs in the US will no longer do
business with a company lacking a director who is either a woman
or diverse so this comes after July. And if a company wants
Goldman, the more the board must have at least one person who is
not white, male or straight and next year, the bank will raise
the threshold to two diverse directors. Now Goldman said the
decision came after it learned that more than 60 us and your
Pink companies in the last two years went public without a
woman or person of color on the board. Fred folks, he's a
manager, professor at Boston University. He says for Goldman
and Wall Street, this is a seismic change. But narrow, we
covered diversity and equality here a lot at Bloomberg and
questions will remain. How will other Wall Street firms follow
Goldman on this? Will they will they not? And more importantly,
whether this actually represents the high watermark for
diversity? Or is this just the beginning to bring greater
representation to board rooms and suites around global Wall
Street around the world?
In my lifetime, it is fantastic to see that now. The token black
token gay token woman is now required. And they're doing
everything but calling it token. It's mind boggling to me a
token? Isn't that exactly what it is a token?
But they just won't say token. Well, no, but we will. You know
what happens in these situations I can tell you in advance when
there are already plenty of Black Board members on big
boards. IBM would have one and that's the guy that they're
going to tap to be on every board guy's gonna make millions
one
guy being a token can pay off.
Can't if you're on board after board after board after board.
That's fantastic. So yeah, yeah,
I got one here that I liked. I liked the
pale male though
and the pale male pale male pale male, hail the pale male. Hey,
all the pale male. People make good songs from that. Let's go
to Democracy Now. And we hadn't been back to politics a bit
talking about Bernie God because this is of all things on
democracy. Now. It's kind of funny democracy now has this
woman who's I don't know. She's Puerto Rican. I can't tell she's
on every once in a while. She's dour. She could be kind of
attractive, but very dour. When there's any celebrity on she
brightens up and she's got this big smile on her face. And she
bats arise and flirts nice. Really embarrassing. So this so
Tim Robbins, the actor producer.
Ah, well, wait, wasn't he at one point Mary to to the other burns
and Bernie woman? The actress?
Oh, I she made Ben
Feldman, Louise lady.
Yeah. What's your name? My chat room, you can come up with it.
No, trolls, you gotta you gotta address otherwise they don't
listen.
Bernie Yeah. Susan. Sorority? Yeah, Susan Sarandon. He comes
out for Bernie and makes kind of a fuss about, but he makes some
observations that we make on the show all the time. Of course,
it's all futile. But I just thought it would be interesting
to play this.
But I wanted to ask about your recent endorsement of Bernie
Sanders. I don't know if a lot of people heard about it.
Although there was a massive rally in California. What AOC?
Was there? Of course, Bernie Sanders, Cornel West? How many
people would you say we're
about 25 to 30,000 on a beach in Venice. So
this isn't so much about you is, of course about him and the
erasing of Bernie Sanders, that the corporate media does was how
many was there huge. Rise risers with cameras?
I mean, 1000s of people
who are cameras, and someone has it on tape. I know you can find
it on YouTube.
Now Google is coverage. No,
and but that's par for the course. You know, the reason why
I support Bernie is because despite all of this, he still
has immense numbers. He's leading in the polls, despite
being erased or ignored. And I believe he is the only one of
them that can defeat Trump. I truly believe that he is the
best shot we have for getting rid of this guy. The the
centrist Democrats have run with a strategy for years to try to
appeal to suburban housewives, that might be conservative. We
get a few of those votes will shift the focus, and we'll be
able to win the election.
May not be so conservative. Well,
yeah, maybe not. But But here's here's the thing. It didn't work
for Gore didn't work for Kerry. It didn't work for CLIN CLIN.
Obama won because he won ran on to the left. He ran a
progressive campaign. I don't know.
Oh, really? Hold on a second. That's the only reason Obama
won. Really. That's what it was Tim Robbins to the left.
He ran a progressive campaign. I don't know why they believe this
strategy will somehow change now. That's now if we run to the
senator, everything will be fine. The electric electorate is
restless. they've rejected it in the past. And you see how strong
their support for is better. And he is and so I believe he has
the best shot.
I agree he has the numbers, I don't know if he can keep the
money flowing, but he has the numbers will never get it. Of
course, he's gonna get screwed, it's gonna get screwed again.
And they're already trying really hard. I think they made a
mistake of a lot of mistakes and this one, but the Barry Weiss,
Joe Rogan question kind of put Joe Rogan through the to the
bowels of the machine for 24 hours. And this is this 45
second clip was taken verbatim and used on Twitter and other
social media outlets and platforms. To show Joe Rogan
endorses Bernie Sanders, which is this is not by any means an
endorsement. But here's exactly what the 45 second clip was, you
can vote for the primary.
I think I think I'll probably vote for Bernie, him as a human
being when I was hanging out with him. I believe in him. I
like him. I like him a lot. What Bernie stands for is a guy who
will look you could dig up dirt on every single human being
that's ever existed, if you catch them in their worst
moment, and you magnify those moments, and you cut out
everything else and you only display display those worst
moments. That said, you can't find very many with Bernie, he's
been insanely consistent his entire life. He's basically been
saying the same thing, Ben for the same thing his whole life.
And that, in and of itself is a very powerful structure to
operate from.
The last bit has me puzzled about Joe. Everything else is
fine. He's a Bernie Bros. So that's cool. Well, people lost
their crap over that, particularly the Bernie people.
I don't understand it, because he's transphobic. Don't you
understand? He's homophobic, transphobic, white, straight
male punches other men used to in the ring? Is everything
wrong? Everything wrong about the left?
Does with the left response to that simple, light hearted
endorsement. Is everything wrong with the left?
It's not even an endorsement. He's just saying, yeah, no, it's
not even endorsed. He's gonna vote for him. But the point is,
is that if that anyone would care that so much that they
would throw him under the bus for wanting to I mean, don't
they want anyone to vote for Bernie? I mean, these guys are
very destructive.
And because I saw it trending of it, let me take a look, see
what's going on. But it was all like he's a known transphobic.
Like, Oh, God. And it all stems from Rogen at one point saying,
Yeah, you can, you can do whatever you want. And you can,
you can call yourself a woman and you can go fight, but you
can't fight chicks. I think that's literally what he said.
So now, of course, he's transphobic. And I mean, look at
the platform that Rogan has, and they're going to shun that. It's
nuts is really nuts. I don't understand. What I also don't
understand is that Joe's reasoning, because by the same
reasoning, you can go look at Trump interviews from the 80s.
And he'll say he says exactly the same thing about China and
immigration. Very consistent, very powerful platform from
which to operate from so you could easily be a Trump guy just
as easy as he is a Bernie guy.
But this only criteria is consistency.
But the the overarching message for me once again, is you know
what Tim Robbins was saying, and yes, he was never married to
Sarandon, but they lived together for a long time
boyfriend girlfriend kind of deal is that there were 45,000
people on a beach and you didn't see it on CNN, Fox or MSNBC. And
I bet even during this interview, they show video of it
or just talk about it. They should have no video rolled
enough and even said, somebody has video of it. No, no, you
gotta understand. So Bernie is being ramrodded? He's not. It's
just as maddening to me. Well,
is it possible that Bernie is such a bad person? And a
communist, let's say that the agencies have actually walked
into the editorial offices in New York Times would lead the
way in this.
You're not doing that you're not showing this. That's possible.
And you go into the New York Times to say you're not showing
this you're not talking about it, just you know, you can put
Bernie coverage and as you know, as, as is normal, but we don't
want this because you're you're putting the country at risk. If
this guy becomes president who knows what will happen. We don't
want to take a chance. And then they go into the NBC, CBS and
ABC. And they do the same thing. And they say, look, you're not
running these pictures of these big rallies with Bernie, because
we saw him at the beginning of the 2016 camp. Pay they showed
one or two that was about and then that was the end of it.
They stopped showing them. Meanwhile, he said, you know,
you want to do big raise your show Trump. So they showed Trump
gave Trump all this free publicity, but they never showed
Bernie. And that to this day, they've never shown these big
rallies and like maybe there is one on Google. I couldn't find
it. And then he didn't even show up even have still photo on
Democracy Now. So there you go. Sums up.
Well, this stuff does something that's up is obvious is that the
media will not show it. Look, Fox News doesn't want doesn't
like Bernie, but neither do any of the left leaning liberalized
meteorology budgets. They don't like it. They don't. Sadly, that
is
they don't like it as much as they're told not to cover it.
And they do as they're told.
Oh, good point. I mean, ultimately, Money talks and
bullshit walks. Yeah, man. It's like Bloomberg analyst like he's
just spending and spending and spending. But the money's not
going to work for him. It doesn't matter what he spends.
He'll never get the nomination. Well, he
asked, which is his message a little bit. Because of the
impeachment. He has now gone into anti Trump mode for his
advertising.
Oh, you know, that's interesting. Actually, let me
open this up again. Where it was this,
I don't have a copy of one of these ads, but he starts off
bitching about Trump and he's got to be out.
Yeah, no, I don't have that. What I do have is this. The Neo
cons who I think are now aligned with the Democrat Party, Bill
Kristol. He, Yes, totally. And so he's got something funny. Ha
ha that he's doing with a new group. So he's back on the
scene. Our boy Bill Kristol has showed up on Morning Joe with
his latest commercial, Mike Pence doesn't
brag about sexually assaulting women. Mike Pence doesn't
pressure foreign governments into investigating his political
rivals,
Ukraine should start an investigation into the Biden's
Mike Pence doesn't mock and make fun of people with handicaps.
You
got to see this guy. I don't know what I said.
Donald Trump is being impeached. It's time for President Pence.
At least it's an improvement.
That was a new ad from the group defending democracy together.
And joining us now is the group's founder and director,
Phil, Crystal.
Phil, I'll start with you in the ad. What's the strategy there?
Just because so tired of people telling me that the election is
going to be reversed. And of course, the President's own
lawyers have been saying that. And I really do think that half
the people who watch Fox News and support the President think
that if he's impeached and removed that Hillary Clinton or
Nancy Pelosi will become president, and I thought it's
worth you know, let's just remind them that the President
will be Mike Pence, a pretty conservative Republican, if
you'd like Trump stretches, guess what Mike Pence will
appoint the exact same judges, if you'd like to deregulation,
Mike Pence will deregulate industry, just in the same way.
He'll keep the cabinet etc. So I'm not a huge fan of Mike
Pence. But I do think it was just worth reminding people that
and causing maybe a little trouble. Maybe President Trump
will see that and get a little annoyed, a little worried
depends is moving behind behind the scenes to you know,
encourage people to replace him. So so we have a little website
President pence.com Just get that idea out there.
What a smug caulk Don't you think? It's like what is what is
the point of this? And Jimmy Kimmel was all in Jimmy Kimmel
show. I mean, like no one knew no one saw this. You didn't see
it. I only caught it by coincidence. This ad is not
really running anywhere because not spending any money with his
DDT group. It's just I don't know what what his game is. But
he did somehow get it on Kimmel, Kimmel played it came out of the
clip with this my pants better Oh,
Donald Trump doesn't see that commercial. Or my pants is going
to have Donald Trump's foot up his oval orifice. But I do love
thinking about that. If some kind of miracle happens, and the
senators actually do the right thing for a change or remove the
president from office, which they won't, but if they did, I
wonder what that would look like? Like,
would they actually have
to remove him physically from his office?
What if he won't leave? Will they drag him out and put all
his stuff and to the left to the left? When that was happening,
where would Mike Pence be? Would
he be hiding in the like the back of a van outside? Waiting
for the coast? Would there be hair pulling on? I mean, don't
you want to remove them just to see that? Come on everybody?
I mean, I don't know. I don't know what the point was. It's
not that funny in ED. No, it's not funny
in that in that Ben Kimball is just a Trump hater. He's gotten
really off the deep end. Yeah, I mean, only Fallon is trying to
stay a little bit neutral with his kind of light hearted
material. But Campbell is just hates Trump and it just it all
began about a year and a half ago with some kids in cages I
think is what it was.
Right. Okay. He was crying, he was crying. He was crying.
He was crying kids in cages crying
man just crying about it all so horrible kids in cages. do with
the kids in cages I can understand so bad
part of a creepy ad that I put on this list here. You might
want to play
card cart,
just part part of a creepy ad. Okay, your data
being sold is not the only problem. It's also being used
for other reasons. Worse reasons. You're being profiled.
Whether it be political persuasion, or what the men in
black suits want people of your type. Looking at. Bottom line is
ultimate control. Role of our society censorship and
manipulation. Do you see and read the same news that someone
with the opposite political belief sees? Do you read the
same news that someone of a different race or someone who
makes more income than you see? What about your children? Are
they really being given an equal shot? Or is everything
predetermined? So who is behind what pops up? And what doesn't?
Google chooses what to show you before you even press enter.
Internet use is not just limited to laptop and smartphones. If
you use a debit or credit card, your purchases, time and date
and physical location can be tracked.
What was the ad for?
I like it for some VPN or something. It was ridiculous.
Totally up my alley. Yeah, I know I put it aside for that
reason, because it sounds like an OTG element. But OTG going
oh,
go ahead. Go ahead. Yeah, go ahead. But you were saying
I was, I'm reminded every time I hear something like this, and
that probably didn't ever shows up too much in the OTG segment.
But I remember remember, the late 70s and the 80s. For sure.
When all these way before the internet, all these promises
were when it was like a it was a holy grail. And any old timer
out there remembers this. Oh, guess all one of these days,
there'll be able to customize your news. When you get your
news to be arrived to you either
way. That was part of what you that was part of the RSS
promised that you would be able to customize your own news. Feed
your own news flow. That was part of the promise.
Yeah, so you get what you want. Not to all this other crap. Not
the fake
news. You only get what you actually want. Yeah.
Yeah, that workout.
And so they start doing it. This is another this is one of the
two kind of idiosyncratic complaints I have. They start
doing that automatically for you. They said what is what you
want? We figured it out because we got all the algos and we get
your profile and is what you want. So here it is. And now
you're complaining. The other one? Yeah. Yeah. And that would
include you. Yeah. And the other one, the other one was another
one from the 80s. I remember all these these basics. Oh, one of
these days, all the libraries in the world will be digitized. All
the knowledge will be everywhere. And so nobody did
that. So Google starts doing it on their own when everyone
started pitching again, and there was pitching and suing do
that.
It's fantastic. Yeah, I was listening. Scott Adams, for some
odd reason interviewed one of the investor of ClearView AI,
which is that the app that they've now for temporarily it's
only available for law enforcement, where all you have
to do is just have a picture. You throw it into the app and
they've been scraping Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok, you know,
all the social media sites and so pretty quickly, they poop,
they pop up who you are with links to to post or tagged
pictures. Which, you know, and actually they came up with I
didn't call any clips from it, but they did talk about some
interesting uses, such as identification of victims, of
course. But, you know, they're really focusing on bad guys just
gonna get bad guys with this. And Scott Adams said something
that I thought was very interesting. He said, pretty
much everybody with technology like this, and this will be
everywhere. The company wants to make it available to anybody. I
don't know if they're going to. He says that would be the great
equalizer is everybody had it and I'm sure this this concept
can be replicated even an open source it should be possible. So
this is going to exist. And Scott Adams point was
interesting. He says, in the past 20 years, but certainly
since he's been doing the show, so what is a year and a half,
two years? I've become recognizable and people know who
I am. They know about me that a lot of them don't like me,
because I might have at one time said, oh, you know, the
president's doing a good job, he says, so everybody will have
this. In the future, everybody will be, quote unquote, famous
or have the same attributes. We could say that, who is that
person? You look them up, and you'll know a lot about them
immediately, you'll know political, socio economic,
standing, etc. And he said, interestingly, he said, If I had
to exchange being recognizable and famous for not being
recognized one famous he said, No, I probably wouldn't. Because
I kind of enjoyed there's a lot of benefits. However, he said,
If you asked me before I'd ever been famous, I probably wouldn't
have wanted it. I thought that was an interesting take. Since
and for me, it brought up the following bastardization of the
soup can man, how about this, in the future, everyone will be
anonymous for 15 minutes. I think that's where we're going.
Yes, cute. Thank you. Two products, two products to talk
about for the OTG segment. Just a McWeeny Jagan GTG Gan, again,
there's an app that comes with an envelope. And you put your
smartphone in the envelope, and it's sealed. So the only way to
get it out is to rip and thus ruin this envelope. It's a
square, kind of cardboard box type. It's called an envelope.
But it's more like it's almost like the packaging box that a
phone would come in, when you first buy it. And there's two
versions of it explained in this short clip. But really printed
on the on the on one side of this package envelope are
certain buttons you can use. So the idea is you put your phone
in the envelope, and then it helps you with your digital
detox. It comes with an app. Of course,
as the studio we're really interested in exploring ways to
find a balance with technology. When it comes to mobile phones,
people find all sorts of strategies to limit and control
their use. Some people buy a much simpler second phone and
try to use it at weekends and other people go to great lengths
to hide their phones. We wanted to create a really simple
accessible way for people to experience a digital detox. So
we made envelope, all you need to do is seal your phone inside
to transform it into a much simpler device. You can make and
receive calls. You can speed dial a favorite number, and
there's even a little clock to tell the time. The idea is to
try and last as long as possible before opening the envelope and
getting your old phone back. The camera envelope removes all the
functionality of your phone apart from the camera. So you
can only take photos and videos to but you have to wait until
the end of the day before you can look at them. We hope you
liked these little concepts and can give them a try to find your
balance with technology.
The envelope I know is crap. The second product is called show
and tell it is a feature of an existing Amazon Echo product.
You know the Amazon Echo now comes in a self contained unit
with a screen and the new technology the new features that
has are being touted as great for people who are blind. But
you can just imagine the implications
whole idea for show and tell came about from customer
feedback actually challenges around identifying things in
their pantry. That can be thought, yeah, we can do this.
We can help here.
I'm gonna give you a product and then you're gonna say Alexa,
what am I holding? Let's see. It looks like
365 Everyday value. Macaroni. Great.
That's awesome. I think that's garlic powder. Wow. That's
impressive.
It's critical for us that we're working with our customers
building with them, not just building for them.
They really need our feedback to tell them what we need
to hear sounds to help you position your item. It looks
like we're gonna be permeable.
Whoa. Is that what it is?
Oh my gosh. All these devices that are acting as your eyes
think it's very revolutionary. For me, the less stress I have
to put on somebody else is less stress on me. And it makes me
feel good.
Yes, Amazon Show and Tell. That's great for people who have
vision issues, but kind of shows you where it's going, doesn't
it? Yeah,
I think the idea for that particular product is dynamite.
Of course, for sure, obviously. Well, yeah, Amazon, he had to
remember Amazon if you had a fire phone, which they still
have,
which we found out Bezos doesn't himself actually use
known ID because they won't hold enough naked pictures. That was
just
he can't put the cool filters on it.
Got along it is. Anyway.
Anyway, they had this they had this feature, you'd put you
point the phone at something, you push a button. And it would
just look all over the
show. It still does that. Yeah, well, well, the Fire Phone you
right had multiple cameras. I remember that. Yeah. It has
some system. It was really fast. You could go into what the
product was because then it would link right to Amazon's and
resell it for 99. Yeah, yeah. But which was the idea,
but I think it's gonna go much further. Now. It just identifies
stuff you're wearing, you know, anything, and we'll start doing
stuff
now, and I'll tell you how it was last time you wash your
shirt.
It just doesn't feel good. Nothing about it feels good.
Now, all
this stuff sucks. In fact, the internet stinks.
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Now, I originally requested you do that because I think when you
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Okay, let's look at the what we messed up here. So one is David
Russell. He was miffed that he made a donation and then somehow
was missed on the birthday list. So he's on the birthday list for
today. And it was her blam. Who is her blam? Admiral Earl of
Georgia? Yes. And here's what he said he was hoping for some F
cancer karma, which had put in the Pay Pal. Nope. Perhaps by
the way, I found something I discovered something. If you
donate to the show on a mobile device, Pay Pal, interestingly,
has the note at the top of the page. I think that's what
confuses a lot of people because you know, you kind of work from
the top down. Here I am I'm doing I'm sending the money to
this. Here's the amount and then you'd expect it to be a note but
it's not you have to scroll back up. It's the stupidest thing
I've ever seen.
Yes, and I'm surprised nobody's complained about that publicly.
It
was making a donation for some software I've been using and
like what cuz I want to put a note like Hey, I suppose
you are okay, you've discovered it. Yeah.
So her I'm gonna give her the one who was it for though?
Monday my uncle who is much older who is not much older than
I am has stage four cancer in his lungs and brain. We are
still waiting on a final prognosis, but it's not good. If
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And apologies, sir herb. Apologies for that. But thank
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There's always a couple of people at 4999, who just want to
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We're getting close to the end of the month. It's the 26th of
January 2020. Here's our birthday list with a belated
Happy Birthday to David Russell who turned 50 on January 18. Joe
Carlson celebrates today actually, Dave Jennifer says
Happy Birthday to her husband Gary. He is celebrating today.
Brian fertile 33 on the 29th and Chris from all says Happy
Birthday to his son stealer. Grimmauld 24 years old on the
24th Happy birthday from everybody here the best podcast
in the universe. Now hold on a second. I'm just looking at
this. Did we read the note from Dame Jennifer for her husband,
Gary, did we read that because I completely don't believe we did.
Because she is giving him Do you see her on the list somewhere?
She's got to be on the list.
I may have comments on the comment sideways on the email
and
so she made a donation and I know that she is upgrading her
title to Baron Netis but I believe she deferred or has
upped the numbers for husband Gary who becomes a knight today
so I want to make sure that I'm sure she had a note because I
know I forwarded it I just don't see it anywhere on the list is
this because of am I just blind let's see.
Make sure we do here's the note.
Oh you got me Yeah, good.
So in squirrel mail, so as I clicked on it popped right up,
as it was mentioned a couple of weeks ago Eric help us by
donation accounting and recently passed 3k Rather than upgrade
myself to Baron s I would like to upgrade to just Baronet tests
and gift a knighthood to my husband for his birthday, which
is tomorrow she we just listed him and it showed a LG why. I
would like to be baronesses, Jennifer of the possible exit
strategy
that Dame Jennifer assumed to be Baronet. This is the entire
brains and art director behind the animated no agenda. And that
is seen as a possible exit strategy. I think the title is
appropriate apropos.
She obviously has a heck of a sense of humor because their
stuff is quite funny. The government grants might be the
most lucrative but I think animations would be more fun for
Gary's knighting is a surprise. How about Sergey A patient
husband and supporter of animated no agenda is sorry I
know it's long for now he can give Eric something different
for his certificate if he wants. He's a bourbon lover. So he's
already covered for the roundtable request Dame Jennifer
soon to be Baronet tests that's her note.
All right. Beautiful. why don't why don't we do it right now
let's get to let's get the swords out here if you got some
blade edge
I got my blade right here not blade.
It's so hard. Up on the podium Gary Buchanan anonymous heat art
from the brink. And Brett Samuel once the dudes gentlemen thank
you very much for your support of the no agenda show your
podcast you might have $1,000 or more and I'm very proud to
pronounce the case. Sir Gary patient husband quarter of
animated no agenda. Sir Scott man of Norristown, sir Doris
night of the wild boar mountains in the lowlands and the SIR
Brett's knights of the dark fate, gentlemen, for you we have
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possible just fill in some of the the paperwork there's always
paperwork with periods it's the way it's always happened and
thank you very much for supporting your no agenda show
the best podcast in the universe
don't want to be a douchebag no
douchebags here Dame Jennifer as you just heard upgrades her
title to Baronet is Jennifer of the possible exit strategy a
another valuable member of the value for value network in the
no agenda family thank you that Dame Jennifer for everything you
do and possibly getting out of this well we'll never get out of
the show because it's to do the show for the exit strategy but
we'd be rich I think that's the idea is not the idea if we're if
we have a show on Netflix we're golden we're in we're home
that's that we can we can retire maybe even get a bidding war
with Apple Apple TV I mean anything could happen these
things
mentioning that before you go on Yes. I did start watching the
Morning Show
was the with Jennifer Aniston is probably
your best acting job ever.
I agree. And I think it's
really an interesting show because it's so inside baseball.
It may not be appealing to everybody but I really thought
it was a very good well done show. It's like someone with a
grudge really put some nice together with a big budget big
budget big budget now
it's a good show. I agree. And you know, seeing as she won at
the Golden Globes, and Brad Pitt, of course want the Golden
Globes and we've seen the pictures I can tell you if Brad
and Jennifer get back together then all our problems will be
solved. That's I can I think when they split up that's when
America started to divide into two dimensions. I think they are
ground zero of the dimension the dimensional split in the United
States. There you go. I'm just hopeful. No one we got lots of
party going on in fact meetups today at the Daytona
International Speedway, sir raptor this evening the Rolex 24
meet up. Also in Philadelphia, the Philly local 76 It's the
first one that will be in South East pa at the Philadelphia
Brewing Company. Sir Scott man now a night as you just heard of
Norris town we'll be hosting for you. And Alexandria, Virginia,
which should be underway. They started it at noon. So trademart
drink and eat and Sir William of West Pennsyltucky hosting. Let
me just tell you what's coming up this week Friday the Colorado
Springs 719 local 719 at Phantom Canyon brewing upstairs am
Andrew Jones hosting that for you also on Friday the local MCO
Central Florida meetup number four at 630 That's the Stanford
Brewing Company, Brandon II organizing that for you and I
might as well tell you well we'll leave it at that. Oh no,
I'll do the sat next Saturday. Charleston South Carolina the
six week cycle at one o'clock Dame Jennifer Buchanan hosting
that the animated no agenda. baronet's is also next Saturday
the Boston no agenda meetup that's red 33 Red 33 and that
will be at the oh my goodness, the Castle Island brewery in
Norwood, Massachusetts. And finally for next Saturday,
Southwest Ontario, Canada Navy and meet up at six, six o'clock.
Enjoy a burger rebellion and beer from refined fool. Trevor
Collette organizing find all of this at no agenda. meetups.com
We have some meetup reports. The first One comes to us from the
816 local Hey, this
is Spencer wolf of Kansas City. We're here at the Rhino in North
KC for the first eight 1/6 edition of no agenda meetup so
I'm passing it around we're gonna say hello. Hey, damn
DeLorean here. Hey, no agenda nation. What's up? Hello from
Kansas and Missouri.
Had it from KC Mo. I'm no longer a douchebag.
Killed brakeman from Springfield, Missouri.
circumspect from
Oak Grove called Villanova from Blue Springs in the morning,
Adriana from Blue Springs.
No agenda is the bet. Best podcast in the universe. Thank
you all for your courage.
All right, then we have let me see. Where's this next one? This
was the Austin fun local 512 meetup sent to us by I think it
was Sergeant Fred who sent this. My name is oops, this one here.
recording right now here we are
at the meetup, which is called the flight of the no agenda
flight of the no agenda here. Right next to the Los Angeles
International Airport.
I'm sorry, that was not the one I was thinking of. Holy crap.
What I thought this was no that is Fred. I guess I don't know
what the hell this is. This is. Oh, that's the meetup in LA on
the 18th. And I guess I'm messed that up. I'm sorry. I have to
work on organizing this better. But I do have the New England
meetup from the 25th. My name is Mike. I'm Amano. And I am Jeff.
I'm
the member of the original OTG family. I'm here with my wife
Emily, my daughter Runa. Thank you for your courage and keeping
our amygdalas clean. I got de Deus tonight. Hey, what's going
on? It's Brandon. Thank you for your courage once again, the
only black person here step up. Dave from a dude named Jeff in
the morning.
Man's will What do you call a group of podcasters
a curry?
Hey, knock Jake from the quiet corner ritm Adam and John. Hey,
Robert case here, ITM I made it to the New England meet up.
Yeah. Oh, it's like,
hey, Craig ITM from Massachusetts,
from Western Massachusetts. In the morning. This is Chris from
New England.
Narragansett Bay drink drinking an IPA and now it's a partay I
don't know it's the either. rapier talking about great
people who host an awesome podcast that we couldn't live
without Thank you.
She said my wife so yes good. This is surgeon making the
recording. Watch her the Stargate protector of fish.
Hello It's sir knives here and just wanted to say ATM and thank
you for your courage gentlemen and may be better recognized his
surname is but bro you're having a great time. In the morning
everybody.
siRNA still have a good time and New England meet up.
Thank you for your courage.
Thank you, sir nesto for organizing in the morning.
Outstanding reports all thank you so much. And finally a
written one from Tim who had who hosted the Oregon local 33 meet
up the other night. For slaves president he says three
producers a small turnout yet a great time was had by all the
low turnout raised some concern there might be some confusion
over the venue. I guess there was a bar 33 Brooklyn where we
met and a place across town named bar 33 We'll see if you
hear a different meetup report we had a brief round of another
no agenda game this one based on the game Telestrator runs only
within a themed items it's challenging even when I was the
one creating the word list and a nice picture of the producers
there thank you all no agenda meetups.com If you can't find
one that's happening near you for God's sakes man set one up
get it going already no agenda meetups.com Cuckoo we went long
today but I do you have an important and important one?
This I think is pretty important. You know we've been
tracking the war on cash. Cheese almost since the beginning of
the show. Would you say is that fair? Is it fair to say? We have
a jingle and the jingle Let me see how old this thing is
because this Oh
at least 2013 So it's been tracking it for a while we're
big proponents of cash cash is becoming a problem their stores
everywhere that they're certainly in the Netherlands and
Amsterdam you know Sorry. No cash No cash at all. What's
really good about this, which just funny is we're now in one
of those situations where social justice is frying everybody's
brain. Because yeah, we all want to hurry up and just touch and
go and we don't want to have this nasty, pesky old cash. It's
stinky and why would you want it was okay Boomer have some cash.
But there's a little problem
whether you swipe, insert or tap, it's become part of the
consumer culture in New York City. The goal to keep you
moving, and it's the reason why some businesses like sweet green
have completely gone cashless. But now it will be against the
law as the Big Apple becomes the latest city to ban businesses
from not accepting cash.
Cash is the great equalizer. It is the universal currency.
The legislation which was sponsored by Bronx Councilman
Ritchie Torres will penalize brick and mortar businesses who
don't accept cash with fines of up to $1,500. Supporters of the
legislation overwhelmingly passed by the city council
Thursday say the cashless business model discriminates
against the poor homeless people and undocumented immigrants as
they are more likely to be disconnected from the financial
system.
A ban on cashless business is a protection of privacy. It is a
protection of equity. But above all, it's a protection of
consumer choice.
The band comes as many businesses move toward the so
called tap and pay model. Like the cashier lists Amazon Go,
which now has four locations in the Big Apple, where customers
only have to use an app to make purchases. After getting much
pushback, Amazon announced last year it will accept cash at
select locations,
we have to ensure that our increasingly digital economy in
no way leaves New Yorkers behind.
Now the mayor is expected to sign this legislation into law
in about a month and making it official and the legislation
itself will go into effect by the end of the year.
Gotta love it. They just can't do it. The brain is free. You
can have a cashless society because it's unfair to poor
people, but particularly homeless people.
We had a we had a couple we talked about this in the show
before there's a place in couple of places in Berkeley that are
cashless, and they're kind of kind of they should
be shamed. They should be shamed.
And they were yes or juez J this that oh, yeah, they they're
their caches because they don't want any homeless coming in
there and buying a cupcake and then using the bathroom. I think
the homeless just poop in front of the place right in the
doorway. So yeah. Anyway, that yeah, that's this is a good
developer, Amazon can get around their little problem because all
you have to do and I think it's New York has an exception for
this is if you make Amazon Prime members because you have to be a
member of Amazon has something when you go into those one of
these walking down walk out stores without paying anything
it uses make it a private club. Yeah. Yep.
I'm thinking there's, you know, people will have to have cash
and there's got to be some kind of wallet that you can, you
know, like a phone case that has
when the grid goes down, what are you going to do now just
know what I'm saying? Because I'm talking exit strategy. One
of these one of these stupid phone cases that has a special
wallet for cash, not for cards, but for cash. You know, and you
can dispense it, and you just kind of like swipe the bottom of
your phone
and the money and put her on your belt and you can click on
it and Bitcoins.
Hey, man, it's a show day and this some sad news that just
came out. Yeah, Kobe Bryant is dead. What dies and helicopter
crash?
Well, that's terrible.
Kobe was traveling with at least three other people in his
private helicopter when it went down to fire broke out.
Emergency personnel responded but nobody on board survived
five people confirmed dead. Vanessa Bryant was not among
those on board. That is one of the criticism day record, man
Holy crap.
Yeah, she was peeking too. He's like doing business deals are
getting a lot of TV work.
So this is too bad. This will change the reporting. I would
say if you want some ratings, you got to you got to hammer the
Kobe story a lot.
I think that will liven things up that
may solve Corona look at a couple of days of that. Yeah. At
least two days. That's that's sucks man. That's that's a
shitty way to go.
Yeah, it's a shopper death. He did.
Well, I have. I have some stuff left over for the next for next
upcoming show. I can I could probably get a couple of things
out of the way. Maybe let's get this out of the way. Okay, since
you brought up Cobis deathless bring up Jim lairs death. Oh,
yes.
NEWSMAN extraordinaire, man extraordinaire
and he also So was the one who pretty much mentored Gwen
eyeful.
A lot of people, not just Gwen, but tons of people, I would say,
Yeah, I'm Jim saying specifically for that show,
because what you're gonna hear is like, you'll hear nothing but
well, they don't do that anymore. Well, they don't do
that anymore where they don't do that anymore. Because the
current people running the news, our are just is just not cutting
it, as far as I'm concerned in terms of being objective. I
mean, everybody, I mean, when you can have Al Gore we should
have deck clips around but I dig it up. Al Gore telling Judy,
never to mention that there's people that are still skeptical
about climate and her obediently obeying is pretty pathetic. But
let's hear this because this is Jim's rules for and this is
rules for journalism. He throws it out at this little Indus
ditty here
told those of us privileged to work with him. It's not about
us. But night after night, Jim showed by example, that being
yourself, journalist, writer, family man citizen can be a high
calling indeed. 36 years as an anchor of the news, our Jim
reported the news, people often asked me if there are guidelines
and our practice of what I like to call MacNeil Lehrer
journalism, but yes, there are, he did it with a clear sense of
purpose. Even as the world of media changed around him to go
do nothing I cannot defend, cover, write and present every
story with a care I would want. If the story were about me. I
assume there is at least one other side or version to every
story. Assume the viewer is as smart and as caring and as good
a person as I am. Assume the same about all people on whom I
report. Assume personal lives are a private matter until a
legitimate turn in the story absolutely mandates otherwise,
carefully separate opinion and analysis from straight news
stories, and clearly label everything. Do not use anonymous
sources are blind quotes, except on rare and monumental
occasions. No one should ever be allowed to attack another
anonymously. And fine. I am not in the entertainment business.
He's rolling over in his grave, that's for sure.
Yeah. Yeah. Boy, The New York Times leading the way with
Anonymous bull crap.
Exactly. All right.
Well, you want to as you want you want to call it a day.
I think it's time Yeah. Okay, good. I
definitely have stuff for for Thursday. More on the OPC W.
Some more Epstein stuff. Yeah. Good. Oh, at least some leave
some people wanting for something. And we did a long
show today. And we do have end of show clips. Let's see. We've
got Sean Cardinal Lee. Oh, love puke and we also have a sir
Felix Wilson. And coming up on no agenda stream.com grumpy old
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Nation publications present my first gun read by Sir Felix
Wilson.
My first gun my first gun is nausea toy. My first gun is for
girls and boys. We're all born equal. We'll say my first gun
helps keep it that way. My first gun is for target fun. My first
gun is for one bud guys got my first gun. I always check the
chamber because if it's loaded there is danger. My fingers off
the trigger and the safety is on so I don't accidentally shoot
someone. I checked my target and what's behind for I take aim
with my chamber prime. I only at my target I point my muzzle to
avoid accidents and misfire trouble with an empty chamber
and magazine. I keep my first gun all shiny and clean. I'll
get closer inch by inch when I'm relaxed and do not flinch if my
aim is true, and my spread is late. My next one will be an AR
15.
Apocalypse
alert today, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moves the
hands of the doomsday clock. It is 100 seconds to midnight.
The bears of unbearable news time is almost up until the
world is doomed. The hand of this fateful clock has been
placed at various positions since its inception more than
seven years ago. But in 2018 it was set at two minutes to
midnight, the closest since 1953. Now the Nobel laureate
studded panel has moved at 100 seconds before a climate
catastrophe I'm absolutely terrifying. is the closest
to midnight tapas I've ever been in the history of ever tick tock
tick tock the doomsday clock the doomsday clock. We're in a
countdown tick tock tick tock children children pro things
that children can say hey Greta, you show me your science degrees
please I don't want you to listen to me
what's Bloomberg net worth?
His net worth? Is his personal worth
how many billions is he worth?
I think he's up in the 20 billion range nifty
50 Plus you can spend anything on this campaign is peanuts to
him
anything he wants anything he wants?
Said It impresses people I have no idea Bloomberg
but I'm not running as President to do small things but to do big
things he's full of crap this guy the challenge of African
American wealth creation today
for sure Africa
stuffily left and right here Bloomberg
for hundreds views American systematically so
I'd like it kind of passes through that pretty quickly
does. Blackboard
said it impresses people I have no idea. Bloomberg.
Yeah, I think he's gonna fail on this. Okay. What do you think of
Joe Biden?
Howard Kaseman 1978 ABC News, warning us about the coming Ice
Age.
There's a theory advanced by climatologist some ice age is
returning to the Earth is glaciers down to the next line.
The evidence produced by Professor Reed Bryson of the
University of Wisconsin, our leading scholar Bryson.
Professor read Bryson. He cites the rhythm of 100,000 years of
Ice Age interrupted briefly by a mere 10,000 years of one to
10,000 years of war. Now, who believes in global warming raise
your hand
nobody.
The US Pacific Command has detected a missile threat to
Hawaii. A missile may impact on land or sea within minutes. This
is not a drill. If you are indoors, stay indoors. If you
are outdoors, seek immediate shelter in a building remain
indoors well away from windows. If you are driving full safely
to the side of the road and seek shelter in a building or lay on
the floor. We will announce when the threat has ended. This is
not a drill. take immediate action measures. The US Pacific
Command has detected a missile threat to Hawaii. A missile may
impact on land or sea within minutes. The sky is very bright
all in a very
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