Let's cover the deal. Skipper Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday February 23 2020. This is your award winning get donation
media assassination episode 1200 19 This is no agenda
slumming on the A one A and broadcasting live from Fort
Lauderdale jewel of the Sunshine State in the morning everybody.
I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm not smelling cheap
potel plastic container coffee I'm Jhansi Dvorak.
Right which is why you should appreciate who I am and what I
do for this dying show. Dying. It's a dying she well, it is
today. It gets worse. The only coffee that was left was the
pods decaf, but that makes it just that much more insulting.
Oh, you you made yourself a wait a minute. So this what we're
talking about there in your hotel room motel room.
It's a hotel room where you're doing the show. It's a hotel,
but yes,
you have one Zoho okay your quote unquote Hotel? Yes. They
have one of those cheap plastic coffee machines Yes, security
have they just little bucket is little bit faster. No, no, no,
no, no,
no, stop. No, this is a newer version. This is a Keurig
was an actual Keurig Yeah, well, it's a you can't you can't
actually clean a Keurig so roaches get in there and next
thing you know the thing is,
I wonder what I wonder what that spice was. That's nice. Well,
this is actually a hotel just to be honest here. This is a hotel
or let me descriptive. This is a hotel Keurig where you and it's
very clear instructions. Press the button that flips open you
put in the pod you close it then another trapdoor opens and
you're supposed to fill up your cup with water. Pour that into
the trap door close the trapdoor place the cup, hit the blue
button. The problem is they give you two regular coffee, two teas
and to decaf. And of course after all the prepping this
morning I thought I had for coffee, but this is one of the
two decaf so I'm Shiva tea. Well, I had already committed to
a study
stop right there. Shuri tea I mean gum man with
twine. This is part of why didn't have the tea. I mean, you
seriously want me to put a tea pod into a coffee machine that's
been just leaking coffee for months on end? No. I don't think
so.
So you drink a tea decaf for today's show. Yes, I know what
you mean. Yeah, exactly. You're starting to fade it goes to
Zephyr by the way.
How are we doing on car count for the Zephyr? I've 678
their normal nine.
So it's nine. Okay, so economy is stable. It's good to know.
Yeah. stable economy. So we're here in lovely Fort Lauderdale
for if we originally we were here for a wedding, one of
Tina's best friends. Meet up. Well, we created the meetup
before a whole day before the wedding because we were coming
here it made so much sense. So it became about the meet up but
of course it was real. And you know, you know, Susan, you met
Susan at the at our wedding. Yeah, yeah, she's getting
married. No. Her daughter was getting married. Oh, yeah. But
it's interesting, because this hotel, it is actual hotel. It
was sold. So it's in one of those transition periods where
there's half of the hotel was under construction. And then you
know, this is obviously they're pounding
nails all the time. Yeah.
Kind of the old, the older side here. Yes, the hotel is
transitioning. So I hope you'll respect its choices and just
leave it at that. But it was a beautiful wedding was fantastic.
Too bad. They couldn't do the ceremony outside because of
course you know, you gotta be in Florida. You got to have a
wedding when it rains. And it's you know, windy and and that was
yesterday. And today. It's beautiful, of course, which is
always Isn't that all three always the way or at least the
way it goes. But
now, yes. You are mentioning that this hotel is being bought
and sold by some new company. Yes. Do you notice that every
hotel old place used to go to all the time they're owned by
Omni then they're owned by Hilton and then they're owned by
Sheraton and Marriott button Renaissance? Yeah, yeah, they're
just keep changing ownership. What is the deal with that? You
said you had some insight into the
No, you're no. I thought you had insight into it. I have no idea.
I only had insight into the phenomenon. I mean, I don't even
know about the insight. I know about the phenomenon, but I
figured there's some tax scam involved. And I've never heard a
good explanation for
it. I have no idea what's going on and me Maybe someone else
will know but this and this is a group it was a Marriott it's
being sold to some other group which had never heard of before.
So I don't know. It's, it's, it's perfectly functional. It's
it's great. It's Florida, they've got nothing to complain
about here. In fact, people in Florida should not complain
about much. It's pretty good generally
don't accept that weirdness in Florida because there's a lot of
weirdos down there. And there's a lot of strange news stories.
Well, Florida. Next is a screwball. And this
is true. So after it's Friday morning, the keeper and I flew,
flew down to Fort Lauderdale, pretty uneventful checked in and
then we had a couple hours, and then we went off to do you get
pre check? No, of course not. But I did learn something you
paid for pre check? No, no, it doesn't matter. It doesn't
matter. If you pay for it, they only give it to you if they feel
like it. And because we're flying back on American, because
JetBlue doesn't doesn't have the times or debt or even direct
flights that we wanted. When you do a one way flight, it doesn't
matter who you are, you're not getting pre check, they will
never do that on a one way ticket ever. But I did learn.
And this was interesting, because it wasn't all that busy.
And I had a good chat with the friendly TSA agent or TSA Oh,
the TSA, TSA officer. And he said, Well, you know, because I
said why? I'll take the mic out. So what's in here? So I've got
some of my studio gear, and he says, Can I take a lead just
before we went through the X ray. So I'm gonna take a look
here. Sure, this is a lot of wires that will do you have any
gear in there. So it will really have got the audio interface as
well, if you take that out, and the microphone, and the mixer,
but, but leave all the wires in then they probably won't have to
open it up on the other end. And that turned out to be true. So
I'm going to try that on the way back because there's nothing
worse than having someone else open up your studio bag and pull
it because the wires, it's mainly wires that are rolled up,
but then they pull it out like oh, look at all these wires. And
then it takes me you know, a good half an hour to figure out
where it what goes back into what. So that may be maybe
someone
gave you a handy helpful hint, tip. Yes. Take those three
pieces of gear out. And then and then then I don't have a bunch
of wires that look like connected to a bomb. Yeah, no
problem. No,
it's not a problem. Let that slide right through. When right
through not a problem. So we had the meetup. And this was, I have
to say one of my favorites. Because there were so many
people and I don't think I've ever done a meet up this far
south. And there's a lot of people that we have in our in
our very little group who are in this general area. Some even
flew in from LA I think we had some people flying in from New
York, but a lot of people who are from Florida and of course,
who's the first guy we see when we show up there he is COBOL
Patrick COBOL. Yeah, call but what are you doing here? He
says, Hello, just Hello. I'm the Duke of the South. This is my
protector. Guys unbelievable.
In between his trip to Langley.
Oh, who knows? Well, I did inquiring. I said, Are you still
a penetration expert? He says yes, I still get paid to
penetrate. So not much has changed in that regard. I guess.
It's a plus. But this was a business. This was organized by
Crystal and David culpa. And their dad or David's dad was
here as well. His name is Dick culpa, does this ring a bell for
you?
I know it's SR mania.
It's with a K. Dick culpa was for several years, the editor of
cracked magazine cracked, which I mean, I remember reading
cracked when I was a kid, and I loved it.
I was the only competitor to mad
and it was a little something that was it felt more radical
than Mad Magazine. It was a little more maybe politically
edgy if I if I can recall correctly. It's possible.
Well, I'm glad to know that we got that guy as our one of our
guys
well, yeah, and more producers. Well, so he says, You know, I
listened I guess he only really just heard about the show
because David and crystal of course, dragged him along to
this to the meetup. He says, You know, I listen to this. He said,
You guys are you know, you're you're very similar to what we
were doing with with the magazine. Yeah, you got humor,
but you're, you got a sharp edge to you. And he just thought we
were cool.
And we were that cracked magazine of podcasts. Don't need
to have a better endorsement than that. And so he signed that
he brought along a nice I guess an anniversary edition of crack
magazine. He signed for me he also honest Nice Yeah, he draw
two caricatures one of the keeper in me and one of you and
Mimi, which he also signed. And so I will Oh, nice. I will send
that to you. As soon as you send me all the stuff you still
promise to send me. So I
have a thing right here. I just need your address.
Of course you do.
So we had about, I'd say 5060 people. And we'll talk about
some of them in the donation segment.
But the good looking crowd, very good look at Florida crowd
will also and I know you saw it, they made printouts of you the
animated no agenda version of Jhansi Dvorak and these were
like little kid height.
These are serious. You're very pretty serious.
And everywhere. There's there's there's Dvorak just looking over
with his glasses. And then we do of course you did the picture.
There was two of them made even funnier. They had really good
printouts of our heads and I felt very loved.
Well, Florida can do it right. Yeah, I'm
see. Tommy Ramirez was here at Tommy, I don't think No, I've
never met him in person. But he remember when I did the the
first botanic special on the show, he went over there to mic
him up. And so it was nice to meet Tommy. And Sir Captain Pete
of the seven equatorial oceans, he's a yacht captain and kind of
like a gun for hire. And so he's waiting for some catamaran to
dock and then he's going around the world with the owner and
really interesting people who, who are there.
Yes, this sounds like a very interesting crowd. When you got
a guy like that.
We had one of our insiders in a year. One of our ins, excuse me,
insider cannot I think she's not registered as a lobbyist because
she she stays just under the threshold so she can be a
consultant to the vape industry. And she gave me a full rundown
on exactly on the scam. Oh, yeah. And Bloomberg is, you
know, apparently Bloomberg has out put $160 million into pave
pa V, which is parents against vaping to vaping. And E
cigarettes I guess is what it would be. That sounds like
Bloomberg and and also just where everything's at Bloomberg
is
the new Soros.
I don't know if he's even that new. I mean, just briefly on
that people say he's has unlimited money, but eventually
that's not true. I mean, you can it is possible to spend and a
lot of this is I think is is what he's worth and it's not
necessarily liquid. I think they count a portion of his ownership
and
he's got more money technically than Soros doesn't. It is
unlimited. If you consider the fact that that kind of money
doles out 100 million 200 million here and there which is
really what it amounts to. Considering how fastest is total
nut is growing? Well, yes, cash flow, I think that's you would,
it's probably technically is unlimited if he started dropping
five and $10 billion on something. Yeah, it's not
unlimited if you start doing that, but he's not he's just
doling out like a million here. A million there a couple million
10 million. It's unlimited.
Well, it's not technically Unlimited, but it's got quite a
ways.
Now it's he's gonna die before it runs out. Let's put it that
way. Oh, happy thoughts.
When we think what will well we have? Well, thanks. Some people
in the donation segment everybody was I mean, we had one
of our producers who drove I think five hours from down
south. He is the the guy if you if you see any picture of
Florida oranges. He takes those pictures. He is for the the
Florida orange Growers Association, whatever it is, he
is the guy who does the picture of the oranges and gave us a box
of at least 50 Oranges which we've been trying to plow
through and giving them out to people who are willing. I trust
them check. Dam Damn. Also, I met anonymous millennial. And
the anonymous millennial yo you may recall is a lawyer turns out
she's a prosecutor and she complimented us on how well we
interpret the law and again thanked us for for her for the
no agenda show notes which she used for one of her pay
important papers which she got published. And it was about this
finder's fee there. It was about AI and algos and she used a lot
of the no agenda show notes and the paper got published it was
that good with the legality of algos I guess we should
hopefully she was she'd send a copy would be nice to see Hey,
let me see. Was there anything else that I can think of? I
mean, it was it was you know how these things are. It's like
you're in it's nonstop people just talk and and there was so
many so many nice people. And smart, really smart and good
looking smart
enough to move to Florida. Yeah. Well,
it's not a bad place here. I don't mind. I don't mind being
it'd been a little bit nutty. I mean, I wish Austin were a
little nutty. Like this. Austin has just become stupid. You
know, like, what's going on? What's going on? It's just not
okay. But I did have a chance to tune into most stuff that was
going on. And it was quite interesting to go to the
wedding, which started four o'clock here, East Coast time.
And then we were back in the room by around, I guess, 1130
midnight. And I look at the flip on the channels, say, Oh, the
caucus results. Were at 15%. Are you kidding me? CNN gave up at
certain points at midnight, CNN just stopped reporting they they
played the road to the White House special, like we're not
even going to do it. And this was really in
the Bing Crosby Bob Hopa movie. No.
You know exactly what it is. It's just one of their filler
specials that they throw in there. So MSNBC was at Fox they
weren't covering anything they were running. Gosh, no, they
were they were at that point you to repeat I guess. But whatever.
They whatever long form programming. They haven't only
one really following because MSNBC in their heads were just
blowing up. And we're just flipping out those guys.
Well, they hate Bernie so why but it's
it's it wasn't even that. Let me see. I think I have a super cuts
someone gave me Yeah. So this will give you a little super
little idea of what was happening. And this was in the
afternoon.
I thought it was a great night for Bernie Sanders. I thought it
was a great I guess it was in the afternoon night for Donald
Trump.
I thought it was a terrible night for
the Democrats.
The truth is Bernie Sanders is on a trajectory to be the
Democratic nominee
to me he I just don't see him having any shot. And in general
election, I'm panicked. I am.
No one but Bernie Stefani. Come on. He's an anarchist. He would
love to burn down the United States.
If we nominate a socialist like Bernie Sanders. We're gonna
lose. It'll be like George McGovern, it'll be a blowout.
And nobody just says the obvious, Bernie, you're full of
it. They're just pandering to the Bernie people. And you know
what, pandering gets you nothing. It certainly doesn't
get your respect. Tom
Perez needs to step down. He's a joke. He's a clown, he can run
the Democratic Party anymore.
It's lost its way.
I don't see how Democrats do anything but bleed out when they
put it socialist at the top of the ticket. It
is a death
sentence for the party. And it will lead to Donald Trump's
reelection if the loser
as Leslie put it, or the Democrats,
they've got to get out there and say I disagree with socialism. I
believe in the markets. I think he's wrong. I think you'll never
get it done in this country. We'll never go that direction by
the web, we'll lose 49 states.
Corbin didn't work in England. Bernie ain't gonna work in the
United States. Anyone But Bernie, before we actually dive
into that something happened Thursday after the show on the
show day, of course, that was that soul fit into what I call
the National Security bureaucracy. This was the
breaking news. And it was around four or five in the afternoon, a
show day, of course. And it broke on. Well, all three cable
news networks, but simultaneously, we had CNN and
MSNBC, two different people who had worked on this story. CNN
got Maggie Haberman and MSNBC got Adam Goldman. Both of them
worked for the New York Times. And so I want to play what each
of them said because Haberman is she's very slick in fact,
looking at her. I was looking at her wiki pedia to see kind of
where she came from. And she's, she's really I can she came from
the New York Post and kind of the gossipy side of news, but
she's very good when someone just gives her the story and
packaging it and she sounds like a spook. I mean, she's so slick.
Maybe she is just like someone feeds her stuff and she rolls it
out. And let's just listen to to this breaking news because now
of course we find out that oh my gosh, ah, the intelligence
community, which is a total horse crap term because we have
what 17 Not including the, the State Department's little little
deal over there. It's at 17 intelligence agencies. Yeah. So
it's like who said what, but apparently there was a briefing.
And here's Maggie herring. Haberman very slick, explaining
what this is about.
The breaking news of the York Times just now reporting that US
intelligence officials have told members of Congress that Russia
is interfering in the 2020 US presidential race hoping to get
President Trump reelected. Let's bring in our political and legal
experts. Maggie Haberman of The New York Times. One of our
political analyst is with us as well. Maggie, you're one of the
co authors of this article. Give us the option? Sure. Well, by
the
way, what does this give us the upshot? Sure. But what is the
upshot? I mean, he's expecting it to be good news for the show
or
say some psychological problem here as Okay. Well, and of
course
you caught it. Sure, sure. Authors of
this article, give us the option? Sure. Well, there was a
briefing given by intelligence officials to the House
Intelligence Committee last week on February 13, than in that
briefing, officials said that they believe or one official
said that they their intelligence is that Russia is
interfering or attempting to interfere in the 2020 election
with the goal of re electing President Trump. This angered
Republicans on the committee who pushed back and when the
President learned about this briefing, he was very upset and
braided McGuire, who until today was the head of he was the ODNI,
overseeing the national intelligence office. And they
had never personally gotten along. There's been a lot of
speculation that this is why the President moved in the last two
or three days to replace McGuire with Rick Brunel, a loyalist.
Look, the President's Adam Schiff, the debt ranking
Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee would use
this information against him in some way. That was basically his
main complaint. A lot of administration members argue
that same thing that Republican House members argued, which is
the that, you know, they can point to a lot of areas where
they suggest the President has been aggressive against Russia.
We also have obviously seen a lot of commentary from the
president in public, where he has sounded appeasing to Russia,
has negated the intelligence community's findings that Russia
interfered in the last one. We know the President sees this as
some kind of an asterisk on his own election in 2016. But it
really tells you a lot about how the President is viewing
intelligence and how it is being presented and handled in the
context of his reelection campaign.
So total opinion piece, as far as I'm concerned, not a single
piece of factual evidence, other than someone briefed the Senate
committee, from the House Committee, House committee from
the Schiff intelligence community, which is not a
community, they're all really compete in competition with each
other. But they also collaborate. This is why I see
it as, as the true evil bureaucracy. But she really
doesn't have that much. Other than Well, here we go again. And
when it wasn't until I and I flipped over. And so I didn't
get the whole leading on MSNBC, but I'll give you what I have of
Adam Goldman key. Now this is a total truth wants to come out
moment. You'll hear him correct himself continuously when he
says that he thinks or you know, and then he even slips in a
little other piece of information because thinking
logically, Russia, sure Russia wants to influence our election.
And, you know, by now, the typical American, if you're on
the street, you say, Did Russia do something? Yeah, they changed
the votes. That's how that's how it's been drilled into people,
you know, meddling or whatever these these wishy washy terms
are. But of course, Israel probably has an agenda and maybe
even the EU, and there are lots of countries that would like to
influence our elections as we do in other countries. But no, we
have to do this on the eve of the caucus, which I think there
was a specific reason for that, which we'll get to but first,
listen to Adam. Goldman, the same business
they did four years ago, Facebook ads,
some, you know,
Russian bots on social media. Do we know for
sure what it is? I think I was told it's going to be the same
right off the bat.
Listen, he'll do this continuously. I think I mean, I
was told, I think I was told.
I think I was told it's going to be the same playbook from 216.
concerns and added concerns about Russians going into, you
know, possible voting infrastructure. You know, there
are separate concerns about the Chinese getting into
disinformation.
That's the heat. I don't think he was supposed to say that. But
apparently the briefing also contained information that the
Chinese might want to do that This sounds to me like a pretty
standard briefing. Hey, lots of people want to do stuff. But no
one else reported on China except this guy who keeps
messing it up structure.
You know, there are separate concerns about the Chinese
getting in the disinformation campaign. But you know, I think
what Russia is going to do is gonna be what I'm told what
Am I misinterpreting this? The guy keeps correcting himself
from his own made up story to I'm told. Are you hearing it
that way? Don't
Yeah, it doesn't sound like the guy knows anything.
Well, I think he's making it up. But then he corrects himself by
saying, Oh, I was told,
I think what Russia is going to do is going to be what I'm told
what Russia intends to do is clip from its 2016 playbook. And
chocolate. Let me just make an interesting point here. You
know, Republicans had been grilling, sorry, Republicans
have been faulting, you know, the Obama administration for not
being tough enough, right. That's the main talking point.
It's not being tough enough, not sounding the alarm fast enough,
not doing enough to prevent Russian interference, right. Up
to the 2016 election. And here we are. It's, you know, it's a
redox. We were now now the Republicans are getting the same
information. And you know, what happened to this hearing was
quite concerning to people. The Republicans just went ballistic.
They went crazy. They were furious that somebody would have
suggested that there was a suggestion that Putin would
favorite Trump. Any of this from?
So this is the House Republicans at hypsi. When they were getting
this briefing, they didn't believe the Donald
Trump Intel officials
know, you know, some of the toughest questioning of this DNI
hostage Czar was done by Mr. Hurd. Former CIA official, the
representative of the Republican Representative from Texas who
was who was not running for re election, but he we are told
was, was was was one of the fiercest questioners. All right,
Adam Goldman,
I'm guessing you have more reporting to do.
I appreciate you taking a few minutes and get in front of a
camera for us. Oh, yeah. Really important reporting to do,
please. It's, to me very
weird reporting for who is this
New York Times he co wrote the article with Haberman. That's
why they had this dual con approach. They just Yeah, but
all of this given marching orders. Yes. And this was a
setup for the story. I don't think he broke it. But Swalwell
now with some kind of five o'clock shadow Don Johnson beard
going on, which doesn't make him look any more masculine. I think
he kind of broke the true news behind this, which was maybe a
Plan B, or maybe even a Hail Mary, because Oh, my goodness,
Bernie is going to when the recording
is, is that Donald Trump was was not only was briefed that both
he and Bernie Sanders, that Russia was trying to assist both
he and Bernie Sanders, that is the reporting that we see this
that we have this evening, and I and I absolutely understand and
appreciate that you don't want to talk about anything that
occurred in the classified setting. But as you mentioned,
since Bernie Sanders confirmed that he was briefed. Do you have
any question, any reason to question the recording that you
all were briefed on this as well?
Again, I won't go into that other than our committee has
consistently for the past year, been looking at what Russia is
trying to do in our elections. And we believe that the upcoming
election should be free from interference. The voters voted
for that in 2018, when they gave us the midterm election was that
they wanted more oversight of the elections. But again, just
to find out what's going on here at Bernie Sanders, you can't
hold it against Bernie Sanders, that this may be a preference of
Russia. But you can hold it and ask questions about Donald
Trump, if he again is working as an agent of Russia by seeking
not only one to tweet at Bernie Sanders and try and amplify his
campaign to get him as a general election opponent, but to if he
is, indeed firing people on his staff who are telling others
about Russia's preferences. Again, that's Donald Trump
trying to cover up and help Russia.
So this, this is what I saw. After midnight, hashtag Bernie
new blowing up everywhere. Bernie has to drop out of the
race. Because, you know, he's misleading. He didn't tell
anybody that the Russians were also helping him. He should have
disclosed it. He's disqualified. Now, this was a very pathetic
attempt to get some
actually brings me to the bonus clip. Yes, indeed. Because I
think, and I have a new interpretation of this clip.
Okay. And this is the bonus clip where Lawrence O'Donnell goes
off off the deep end into the point where even Senator Ted
Cruz had to comment on it. And he makes again, this is new, and
this is a crazy, crazy, crazy clip plate. But we
begin tonight with another test of America's ability to be
shocked by Donald Trump, who has very deliberately shocked
America. To the point where he hopes that shock has been
replaced by acceptance. The President is a Russian
operative. That sounds like the description of a bad Hollywood
screenplay. But it is.
I love that edition by the way. Yes, it does
real. And it is Vladimir Putin his greatest achievement.
Decades after America's victory in the Cold War and the collapse
of the Soviet Union, the President of the United States,
is now helping the President of Russia help the President of the
United States to get reelected, so that the President of Russia
will have four more years of the President of the United States
who he wants in the Oval Office. This is one of those shocking
news days if you retain the capacity to be shocked in the
Trump Era by the Trump regime, which might be better labeled
the Trump Putin regime. And it's one of those breaking news
situations that suddenly makes recent news make more sense,
like the recent news that Donald Trump has out done himself by
appointing one of the most ridiculous incompetent stooges
in the Trump administration to be nothing less than the Acting
Director of National Intelligence. The President gave
that job to his current ambassador to Germany, Richard
Grinnell who intends to remain Ambassador to Germany while
being the Acting Director of National Intelligence and
Richard Grinnell will be replacing Joseph McGuire who was
serving as an Acting Director of National Intelligence. And he
expected to be nominated by the President to be confirmed by
Mitch McConnell Senate as the official Director of National
Intelligence until Vladimir Putin showed Donald Trump that
he needed an even more incompetent director of national
intelligence because Vladimir Putin is working hard to reelect
his favorite president of the United States in history.
That was I love that clip. It's an evergreen we must keep it in
and cherish it.
And so I'm looking at this slightly differently now. This
clip was completely off the rails or so it's seen Yeah, but
this is actually an anti Bernie clip. Yes. MSNBC hates Bernie
Yep. So they're gonna push the Trump Putin thing as hard as
they can, which is old discredited nonsense. And I
don't want to believe that the public thinks except dice does
to the lip Joes and the people I had dinner with, it's at all
Putin, she's calling the shots. i There's no evidence of this.
There's no connection between Putin and Trump. They don't they
rarely communicate the all the things that we've been doing
considering oil pipelines, and the rest of it is all anti
Russian. It's ridiculous. But okay, let's just say that Putin
is really running things. But the real point is, is to make it
if if it's so bad, that Putin is supporting Trump, it's even
worse with Bernie. Yes, but you have to put you have to connect
the dots yourself, because MSNBC is already spent there. We spent
the water on this. Now I want to play since we were talking about
this Grinnell and Grinnell was appointed. What is the first
thing you're going to do if you're the new guy on national
security, because there's no evidence that any of this really
took place. It could all be made at what
can I can I can I just give you a data point. Last show on
Thursday, I had because I saw this on Monday, I think I saw
some notice about this Grinnell guy, and he was going to replace
McGuire and from what what the article said and I put them back
in the show notes show notes for today. But the article stated
that it was kind of a known thing that Grinnell over that
McGuire was was going to do something else and he was kind
of on his way out. And in the Grinnell guy is interesting.
First of all, he's at this point now the highest ranked openly
gay official in the administration. Not that we
could mention that it only works if it's Democrats, I guess. But
also, you know, he is he and his partner, you know, he had cancer
and then he went into remission after a couple of years. This
isn't, you know, maybe four years ago, and he and his
partner made this app that helps people with chemotherapy, he
seemed like a really nice guy. He's also not a total slob. I
mean, he was permanent. U N mu C, he was the he was the spokes
hole for for ambassadors in the United Nations. He worked. It's
always been a Republican. But he's not just like all of a
sudden some dipshit who shows up the way they make it sound. Now
he has been around and on the international scene for quite a
while including Hani
got some intelligence connections anywhere you
wouldn't be at the Ambassador see Germany,
that's what embassies are for. It's for spooks
when they do go get their orders. That's let's go from the
point where he gets the job. The first thing he's going to do is
check out this bullcrap that's leaked leaked from the Intel
Committee of the house, which is a leak Central is where it's
Adam Schiff is. And he's leaks everything he can make stuff up.
He has anonymous source, he does all these things. And they heard
from someone to Deputy Republicans are saying This is
bull. But it gets leaked out that you know, the Russians are
working out already already working on the 2020 elections.
And this is all about the same time that it turns out to do
real intelligence is that Bernie is really one that the Russians
like, let's just ignore that for a second. So Grinnell gets the
job, the first thing he's going to do is because Trump says go
check into this sounds like a bunch of hogwash that is just
promoting the same Oh, Russia theme. So he immediately obvious
it's the first thing you do you get the job, you start poking
around asking around what's going on? And it turns out that
one guy did interview him about this specific thing, and this is
the clip, asking the new guy about the House Intelligence
Committee. This is not reported
as the national security adviser to the president, have you
assured the President that this US intelligence finding is real?
Well, I have not seen the finding? I think what he's
referring to and what folks are talking about is a briefing that
took place last week at the House Intelligence Committee.
Exactly. That was leaked to the press. And I have not seen that
report. And from what I understand about the report is
that there was no and again, I get this second hand, but from
Republican congressmen that were in the committee, there was no
intelligence behind it. I haven't seen any intelligence to
support the reports that were leaked out of the house. But
it's just hard to comment on that. Because, again, I wasn't
there. And these are leaks that were coming from a house Intel
Committee hearing. I haven't seen any intelligence that would
would back up what I'm reading in the papers.
In fact, part of the lie that the M five M was propagating,
was that Trump went nuts and bitched out Maguire. No, no, it
was even what happened was Will Hurd who we know will hurt is a
you know, he's on his way out. He's a CIA. He's a little too
boasted for a CIA guy, but he's done a lot of covert ops. And he
was really grilling because he didn't buy it at all. This is
bull crap, this this briefing that you're doing, I think he
was kind of onto it. But to cover that up, you know, oh,
yeah, Trump was livid. Oh, my God, we're, it's, I mean, we are
at Peak Peak nuts now, specifically MSNBC. Now MSNBC,
the rest China checked out. But I mean, just just to add to what
you're saying, here, this is Chris Matthews, who, you know,
all we already know he hates Bernie, he's, he compares Bernie
to you know, that back in the Cuban Missile Crisis, if it had
turned out differently, they probably would have executed
Chris Matthews in Central Park. I mean, he says all these things
is horrible. So here is him.
He got nowhere near Bernie, on the other hand, did his job, he
got more than a majority more than a majority of that 67%.
That is the name of the game. It is pretty much over unless that
changes. I was reading last night, Brian, I know you're a
history guy, too. I'm reading last night about the fall of
France in the summer of 1940. And the general Renault calls up
Churchill and says it's over. And Churchill said how can it be
you got the greatest army in Europe? How could it be over? He
said it's over. So I had that suppressed feeling. I can't be
as wild as cargo, but he is damn smart. And I think he's damn
right on this one.
So for the younger amongst us, that he's referring to the
capitulation of France against the Nazis. I mean, what is the
man thinking when he does this stuff? That's that's not that's
not necessarily healthy behavior. And he's referring to
is referring to James Carville, this, I think this is a two
parter clip. Guys gets off the rails. Well, I really loved the
first clip, which I'll play for you. Because here, he admits
something very important to Nicole Wallace. Another, another
otherwise, I used to be an intelligent human beings have
just gone off the rails of idiocy. And he lays down the
line for her and tells her exactly what the problem is. And
I think he's right,
James, you you and Mary live outside of the media hubs. I
have an eight year old I interact with a lot of people
outside my immediate life is part of the blame.
John, do you ever get a chance to live outside of your media
life? I mean, it's no it's really hard, you know, because
there were
a lot of other mothers who have other eight year olds to talk to
boys. There's some girls. They're fun to play with. Yes,
it's
way outside my media life
is part of the blame that the media shoulders in this is that
we respond to the squeaky wheels. I learned everything I
knew as a press person from watching the War Room and from
studying the Clinton campaign. the Sanders campaign and the
Trump campaign they've taken Nice things too dark art of
abusing the price of bullying the I mean, what what do we miss
in terms of paying attention to a squeaky angry minority and
ignoring the majority?
I don't know if everybody complained to me in the media
and the press. Yes, that's it. I'm gonna tell you this, the
press has nowhere near as near as much power as they had when I
was young. Remember, Lyndon Johnson said if I lost the war,
because I lost Walter Cronkite. Yeah. I mean, if you lose WOLF
BLITZER, you're not gonna lose anything. I mean, that's just
the way America and I don't mean to pick on Wolf. I like him, I
would say to
you did mean to pick on wall. But I think that's that is the
most salient point he has ever mentioned in this election
cycle, and probably ever will is, you don't have the power
anymore. Mainstream media, you don't have it, you don't have
the same power as it used to be. And these people still haven't
figured it out
anything about any of our homophone Oh, my own network
right now. Diffusion of media power and Media Authority. And
you're right, Trump and Bernie Sanders are able to buy what the
happiest person right now it's about 115 Moscow time, this
thing is going very well for Vladimir Putin, I promise. You
stand up walking
out crazy, are you? I mean, do you think they really believe
this? Yes, Carla actually
believes this frightening. It's like they're clinically insane
to take the second part of this
change. There's reporting that that's exactly what the
intelligence agencies think is going on in the Sanders
campaign, that Putin is helping him or plans out on a primary.
And I
don't think Sanders wants Putin to help. The only reason think,
why would Vladimir Putin be helping Bernie Sanders? Of
course, because he wants Donald Trump to win. I mean, it's a
straight line. And I don't think
it's a straight line, by the way.
I'm sorry, I kind of miss that line.
Straight line.
I mean, it's a straight line. And I don't think that standards
campaign in any way use collusion or collaboration. At
least they don't like the story. But the story is a fact, in the
reason that the story is the fact is Putin is doing
everything that he can to help Trump including trying to get
Bernie Sanders the Democratic nomination. If you remember,
when Bernie ran in 2016, his chief strategist was Paul
Manafort sidekick and the Ukraine. I mean, this this, this
thing just didn't start right now. And, and it's something
that people need to know about the need to be made aware of it.
The candidates on the debate stage in South Carolina on
Monday night, need to quit attacking each other and start
talking about where, where this country is. And how do you push
it forward under some some real choices that Democrats have to
make? I mean,
and this was really, truly an MSNBC thing. And I I don't know
why no one else really participated in it to that
degree. They were just that there's something that that I'm
missing why it's so important to them specifically, maybe they
had maybe they're in charge
or they're closer to the spokes holes for the Democrat Party.
Okay, that makes sense. And the party doesn't live on Bernie and
so there's just no clean on No kidding. Especially I like the
the kind of scary stuff. Now that what I did get a good clip
a did relate to the first Bernie clip you play, but also did this
last one, too. And this is, it was one of the few times that
David Brooks was somewhat insightful. Being a Democrat,
he, even though he's posing as Republican on the PBS NewsHour,
on their phony baloney back and forth, with Mark Shields. As a
Democrat, he would make this observation and I think is
pretty, I think is borderline profound, even though it's hard
to say this is Brooks discussing both Bloomberg and Sanders. And
he makes it very salient point
that apparently it's practice. I mean, you know, he doesn't even
do media interviews particularly well. And so and he's been
garden furnace. And all the other candidates have been
playing this game for a year now. And when they're nice
debate, yeah. And when you're up on a debate stage, you're not
thinking you're repeating something you said 50 times
before. And so he didn't have any practice. He didn't have any
of that. What strikes me also about the party for Sanders
tells a very clear narrative, corporations screwing us. That's
just a very clear narrative. Everybody gets it resonates with
a lot of people. I don't think anybody else on that stage has a
narrative that's quite that clear. And so the power that
Trump had a very clear narrative, those cultural
elites, they're ruining life for us. And having that very
compelling, clear narrative is a great advantage. The second
thing that struck me is Democrats growing up in where
the party is now have the Mental equipment to go after a
billionaire. It's like baked into the belief system of party.
They do not have the mental equipment and categories to go
after socialist. And what struck me is that they don't really
quite know how to take down Sanders. And so they're they let
him go.
Now they regret it, I guess he's a monster of their own creation.
Here's Joy read finally seeing the light Joy read, of course.
Oh, also on MSNBC, I think
that the rest of us that sort of look at politics have
underestimated the sheer unadulterated rage, the anger of
working class people, especially young people who are living in
with three roommates and have a lift job and an Uber job and
they can't make it and they're looking at my generation Gen X.
We could have it all in the Clinton years. And we were
living well in our parents and grandparents. And they're like,
throw the tables over there turning the tables over and they
don't care what the potential result is. They're the hungriest
and he only had to consolidate them. And the moderates, the
sort of mushy moderates think that they have the luxury of
luxuriating on whether they'll have someone who can speak six
languages. You know, maybe today I want this one who's from the
Midwest, and you know, maybe I'll go with the Vice President,
even African American older voters, they are like, we're
gonna go with the we know, no one else is hungry, angry,
enraged, and determined, as Sanders voters. Democrats need
to sober up and figure out what the hell they're gonna do about
that. Because of he's the nominee. That's the top of your
ticket. That's the top of your ticket for Senate races, House
races, everything,
which she saying is and that means AOC Rashida to leave is
the whole new that really the new Democrat Party, who we saw
come in, in 2016 2018.
Justice Democrats,
yes. It's now to Bernie's a problem. What are we going to do
about the Bernie problem? This is a serious problem. They
didn't expect it somehow.
I think, even though it was obvious,
well, to us to us,
right to us, I think, well, I want to play one more clip, then
this is again, Brooks and shields. This is shields. And he
makes he's a stammers and hammers, we should
point out that Brooks and shields is a no, this is
serious. It's almost like public broadcasting and other company
like the BBC when they're on PBS, even though it's not true.
But that's the that's the illusion the
impression you're supposed to get. Yes, yes. So shields is not
happy about anything either. And he also has a big kind of guy
commentary, I thought thought was worth replaying on the show.
Just one thing about the Democrats that it just kind of
fits in here. And that is, the Democrats, I think, after that
debate are in danger of fragmenting and fracturing
themselves. And I think there's a page in American history, the
Revolutionary War, the revolutionists sought the act of
alliances with Charles the 16th. King of France, Lloyd, the 16th,
and Charles inserted in Spain, monarchies to help them I mean,
but when they a single objective, and when that was to
defeat the King of England to get independent monarch, the
monarch, the Democrats better say that they'd better come
together in a hell of a hurry, if because they're their sole
purpose in 2020, is to defeat the monic to defeat Donald
Trump. And I just think that the danger of fracturing is severe,
as well. Yes. And the message went out, Brian Williams
delivered it. Listen
at Chris, I'm not above quoting Chris Matthews. And I have this
written down on my legal pad from your last segment about
Bernie about his new exposure as the front runner, and about how
they're going to come at him. They're gonna kill him, but they
may not stop him, which is unique to politics. A
fascinating quote, I think you're probably 100% Right
Wow, that was a good one.
This guy doesn't matter. He's nothing he can do to protect
himself. It's not going to be small aviation is not going to
be the hot tub. It's not going to be canoeing somewhere. He
already has a heart issue. It's so simple. This guy is a walking
dead man. I'm sorry, but I do you hear stuff like that? Oh,
that was just a metaphor. Can you imagine if some metaphor
Tucker Carlson or Sean Hannity or judge Jeanine or any Fox and
Friends Shoe Man, imagine if I had said that? You did? I did.
I'm just explaining how they're gonna do it. They're gonna kill
they can kill it. They're gonna kill him but they won't stop
them. That's right. They won't they're
not going to kill him until after I talked about this the
dinner table and My thinking is if there's if it's, it's going
to have to be one of this. You have to be an intelligence
agency that just fed up. I don't know how it's gonna happen. I
don't know how they're gonna get away with it. But they will
because you're what you said is the premise is fine. He's
yelling and screaming. And one of the clips I didn't have is
shields again saying, and there's this is all like all a
setup. You know, he's all these days. He's daddy, and we're
getting set up for something bad to happen. Kinda. So Oh, yeah,
well, that was expected that was expected is that she'll says
Bernie Sanders is the most angry politician. He's always mad.
He's raging mad. He's shouting, he's screaming. He's, he's at
the top. He's at the top of his lungs during all those speeches.
I mean, Trump has to but for a different effect. And it's just
like, He's the Angry guy or he's so angry. He's too angry. It was
it got to him. It just the whole thing looks like a setup to me.
But nothing's gonna happen until after South Carolina. Which
Biden can salvage?
Yes. And I had laughing Well, no, I have some numbers. Of
course. I'm not laughing at you. You're laughing with me in my
partner. Wait, let me give you the numbers. Okay, because Biden
will have to win South Carolina, then that will be because of the
A das vote. And this is this is from the hill so very anti
Trump. The entrance push, draw. They are in this article. The
entrance polls show there was one thing Biden was right about
when talking about his coalition in Nevada. Is it Nevada or
Nevada?
It wasn't Nevada. Okay, if
you say Nevada,
Nevada, Nevada, because at Nevada I know what you're from.
I know if
you say it the wrong way people scoff at you so I always thought
it was Nevada.
Yeah, it is Nevada. Okay, if you're live in Nevada is in
Nevada if you live outside of Nevada, Nevada, which
Connecticut Nevada
so talking about as coal is strong, his strong lead with
black voters Biden received the most black votes whatever that
means, but I think in this context they das 39% a
demographic which Sander trail the former vice president
winning 27% So not that far apart but Joe even though are
the results in is there a final tally yet? I haven't even seen I
know what I know. You know
this 59% of all Hispanics are voting for Sanders. Yeah, this
Yeah. The round you you need to say Brown community
to the blood on the list and I looked at it said specifically
Hispanics Brown community while I'm still at Brown community may
be different. Chinese M five M men.
This is this is this is the issue. I believe this is the
this is where the presidency will be won or lost is on this
particular demographic. And unless if I can stray for a
second overtime, let
me finish my point. Yeah. Okay. I was saying that Biden has to
win South Carolina and we're talking, we're talking about an
unfortunate accident. Yeah, that could happen to Bernie. But it's
not going to happen to him if Biden wins South Carolina and
then they go into Super Tuesday and it gets all jammed up. Now,
if Biden loses South Carolina, and then super two days, you
still have to wait to see what happens on Super Tuesday. Then
after that, then all everything's, everything's up
for grabs. You got to keep everybody running there. Nobody
wants to drop out because they want to create a brokered
convention. They made a point of asking about this advocate at
the debates. Bernie's, the only one says if I get the most I'm
in I don't care about the convention rules are so already
he's asking for trouble. And of course, he would get screwed
because that would be the idea. And then it burned down
Milwaukee, which was the threat of the creeps that are behind
the Bernie campaign. So
I will remind you that I gotta control I will remind you I
floated the idea of the brokered convention very early on that
was kind of scoffed at, kind of, not by me. Okay, so here's here
is the problem for the entire Democrat Party and anyone else
who was running. I don't know if vermin Supreme is running again.
I hope he is always good to have the independents in here. This
is Tim Scott. Tim Scott is Republican, black, a DOS
Republican from I want to say is he from Arizona, Carolina, South
Carolina, South Carolina, I believe so he is the architect
behind the opportunity zones. He is the one that President called
out amongst his many black friends. At the state of the URI
of them, no he had What do you mean? He had wall the wall black
friend,
Kanye, this note the state of need that many if you got Kanye.
He had the State of the Union. He had the Tuskegee Airmen.
Scott he had. He's got tons you got all the black friends out
there. This is Tim Scott. So if prediction,
President Trump will see a 50% increase in his African American
support, it will go from 8% in 2016, to a minimum of 12% and
2020. He may even get to 15% of the African Americans who say,
game over. Well, listen to what the listen to what the Democrats
are saying that they have top tier candidates that say
redlining was a good thing having a negative impact on
African American homeownership. And what is President Trump
doing during the same time? Simple. He said he had an
executive order to increase affordability of homeownership
and African American homeownership, since he took
office is up about 2%. Think about having a top tier
Democratic candidate that talks about harassing African American
males through stop and frisk. compare that against President
Trump's criminal justice reform packages that are making the
justice system more fair for African Americans
disproportionately, that it has been in a long time, at least 30
years. Think about the conversation you had with Jim
Clyburn around full employment during slavery versus higher
wages, more jobs, 7 million more jobs during this administration,
more than half of those jobs going to African Americans and
Hispanics. The wealth gap closes as the home ownership goes up.
President Trump is not just talking a good game. He is
walking a good game and the icing on the cake. Think about
this. President Trump got permanent funding for HBCUs for
the first time in the country's history.
I think he's got the numbers right. And I think that's going
to determine the election no matter what anybody does.
I'm not gonna argue with this was points. I mean, you still
see the adamant left liberal black voter there that are
activists, they're hate Trump and they're never gonna like him
anyway. There's, there's a core group that was always gonna vote
for Trump, no matter what it is a core group is always going to
vote Democrat and socialist if they can. And it says big, huge
group in the middle that makes all the difference. And that's
Carter, that is a large black contingent that sometimes
doesn't even bother to vote because they don't like anybody.
Trump has done a good job of getting people in fact, although
I have to say I was a little skit I got some Trump clips.
From his his speech, he's been giving a speech today in one
place, rally rally thing. Rally rallies, yeah, these big
rallies. And they're pretty funny. I want to play two of
these, because it's the contrast greatly with what the Democrats
are doing. And one of them is he's talking about how all these
voters came in from all over the place to vote for him and the
last election is going to be even bigger than next time. But
he praises a funny phrase that in this particular clip, this is
Trump and Colorado
and I can't say bigger because what was bigger than that they
came from the hills. They came from the mountains they came out
of the rivers they came all over the place
okay, get your mind out of the gutter divorce suck.
What? Anyway, so Now meanwhile NBC of all places they clipped a
bunch and I listened to the same speech I believe this was the I
think this is the Colorado speech to
I saw Yeah, I saw part of this he
they clipped a bunch of excerpts ever all kinds of funny and they
put it together as a package. NBC did Lester Holt intro did
and it's not exactly what I would have clipped out of this,
but I was actually stunned at what they did clip that a lot of
funny stuff. And I'm thinking they were doing it to kind of
ridicule Trump. Take it all look what a aihole This guy is to say
all these nasty things. But play this clip. This is the recent
Trump's stand up on debates.
And I don't know if anybody watched last night's debate. It
got very big ratings. And you know what many Mike didn't do?
Well. I was gonna send him a note, saying it's not easy doing
what I do isn't about Klobuchar. Did you see her she jumped? She
couldn't choose. Alfred Newman looked at her and said something
slightly derogatory, that she said, Are you accusing me of
being dumb? Who would make a statement like that? Because
that's really what he was doing. But he doesn't want to say that.
Alfred E. Newman Bucha A little bit of leading Donald Trump in
Texas, these people, how about sleepy Joe? How about his
performance? What what? Great to be? It's great to be with the
great people of Ohio. Joe, Joe, you're in Iowa, you're an iron.
Man in five times, Bloomberg made a fool out of himself last
night peach up. He's another one. He's going, Oh, I can't
breathe. I can't breathe. Don't ask me the question. Please. I
looked at my wife. I said, Let's send them a little note. It's
not so easy to do what I did, right? I think graded the
debates. I became president because of the debates, because
unlike many mics, I could answer questions.
Yeah, no, no, the funniest gag, he did a sight gag in there. But
no, it was, you know, I guess they didn't know you didn't get
any laughs from it, but I saw it. And I've seen it a couple of
times. He said, He says Pete budaj As I've had it up to here
with him via his chest to indicate essentially, I've had
it up to here and it's a little short guy says what he's
indicating. And the funny side gate, he's done it a couple of
times. I think he's gonna drop it because he's not getting any
response from it. Well, because
the site gag did doesn't work on the no agenda show. So he's
like, Well, what a waste. What a waste. What a waste.
We're getting a big rally. But so Trump does this biz, biz
stick. And we either you either appreciate it. Or you say Well,
no, this is unpresidential. This is not right. That we have us a
want to be. I mean, I've heard better stand ups. But he's not
bad. Considering where he's at his position and what he's
doing. So we have a stand up comic as President of the United
States. And some people are very offended by this. Oh, yes. Very
I find it to be great. I think it's it's it's a respite from
what we've had in the past that the seriousness to phoniness and
the rest of it, rather
the Yang to the Yang, of course, here at the at the wedding. A
lot of anti Trump errs, half it was half Jewish wedding, which
was so we were on the on the Bride side, the Jewish part.
Some boots on the ground, just some, you know, some anecdotal,
talk. Hate Bloomberg. Hate Bernie. Yeah. Warren's kind of
interesting. which I found fascinating.
Why why she's doing fading.
Yes, she's fading. Well, I think it's because of how she attacked
Bloomberg for some reason that that hit a lot of anti Trump
errs here. Like that. And you know, Bloomberg is not seeing
favorable.
But it Bloomberg is a Trump and Democrats clothing as far as
they're concerned. It's
actually what they accused Trump of what I'm seeing he truly is
little, little, little frightening guy who has
absolutely no compassion for human beings. That's the way I
see him.
Yeah, I'm just not likable.
And I and I didn't get I didn't get any clips. But all of a
sudden, there was this little blip of problem in the afternoon
at the Nevada caucus. And they were talking to the muckety muck
cuddly I think his name is the second McCarty. He's the the
chair of the Democratic caucus in the Democratic Party in
Nevada, and first of African American and he was there with
the with the What the What's his name, the the chair, the Perez
Perez. And, and all of a sudden, well, so we hear that people
have to sign an NDA. If they're if they are captains, and
there'll be reporting and some people said, Hey, I'm not
signing this NDA why? And so I can't say anything about it,
even if it goes wrong. And of course, that's why they put it
in place. But John, their response is as if they listened
to the show, they said, Oh, it's a non disparaging agreement.
It's not a nondisclosure agreement. It Whoa, y'all know
what NDAs are now because we heard about that from Michael
Bloomberg and he won't release them even though he's released
three, which are very, very mild. There probably another way
think. The $15 million you spent on that pain pain people offered
extra extra five mil per NDA, but they took it straight to non
disparaging agreement. Okay. Fine. producers around the world
pay attention to this stuff. This type of M five M propaganda
is coming your way too. It's not unique to the United States. I'm
sure this template will be used and we've got elections come I'm
everywhere. It's it's something to sit back and enjoy. Because I
think it's once in a lifetime we go through this. Thank
Well, there's a couple, maybe not. It's a couple of things
that kept you brought up. One in particular was that the are no
as some one of the guys talking to Chris Matthews, one of those
one of the talking heads. You know, the mainstream media is
not as important as it used to be right. Which is probably
true, but it's only not as important as it used to be by a
notch or two. Because the whole idea of that Putin is calling
the shots that you hear at the dinner table, or the lip Joes or
these guys that are all glued to the mainstream media. It's still
important to them. Yes. Yes. And that's at least half the public.
Well, I think maybe half the public has gotten a clue because
it's been brought out and hounded, pounded that The New
York Times and The Washington Post in particular and MSNBC are
stooges for the Democrat Party. And but if you look at their
total circulation, they still have a lot of influence because
they get their you know, the radio stations pick up on their
stories and, and replay.
It's still it's still NBC. I mean, there's still the NBC big
network part of it and there's a lot more than just MSNBC.
Yeah, NBC is part of it, too. Yeah. That's the main cable
modem for that matter. Comcast,
Comcast, it's the mother lode. Exactly. Well with that, I'd
like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning
to you the man who put the C and MSNBC John C Devaraj.
In the morning to you Mr. Adam curry also in the morning all
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Yes, in the morning to the trolls and the troll room.
Hello. This is up there. 1408 I don't think we've had it quite
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people enjoyed saying existential and this was the the
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obscure. We agree it was obscure, but it was still there
were like two or three that we liked. I think
there was actually yes there was quite a few that we kind of
liked.
We see what we had there we had the marbles the tainted cupcake
from commerce blogger was nice except he screwed up on the on
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Fake nook? Cloud?
Yeah, you didn't see it. That was you saw it looks like that
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Yeah. And so that was enough for us to say no. John Bolton just
tired of putting people on on the cover. Art's not necessarily
a great idea. Yeah, we've used bolt way too often and we have
So Darren O'Neill Thank you very much for bringing us that
artwork that is highly appreciated. It is part of our
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well they listened to the show but they're not listeners, their
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multitalented he will be missed when he finally keels over. So
thank you. Thank you, Darren O'Neal. For your we gotta be
careful with these people. I tried to warn them. John, you
and I have been doing this show for this is our 13th year we've
seen people burn on burnout and keel over. I see what you mean.
Yeah, that's what I mean. It's it's more of a protection airy
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it's no I mean, that actually was a super love. No agenda art
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That should have no Martin JJ. Yes. Well, Martin JJ went years
and years without getting picked and he got on a roll. He started
getting picked all the time. And then he stays I'm getting picked
too much and he started backing off but this is like anybody
else even if you're a performer, people who are professionals
know this, you'd back off you know, it's yeah, it Stop doing
it. realize, Oh my God, I've been killing myself doing these
things. Yeah. Martin
J. J's, by the way, he's still in every single he during every
show. He's live in the troll room. Yeah. So but that's
a contender. He used to be talking about me.
Now, do I go through the Delray Beach meetup? Donations first
because Eric did not integrate them into the original
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That's what he shouldn't have done because we don't want a big
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we're gonna do three breaks today. Oh, okay. The Dalloway
Del Rey thing just before the last donation segment.
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And we do have people that are in that segment that del Rey
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Ladies and gentlemen, he's not the only one because there were
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this is DJ power boy who has been a part of the show for a
long time. He always sends tunes and stuff for pre streams and
yeah, he's been around for quite a while I'd say yes a good six
or seven years maybe he's now
a night it's gonna be nice. So name may Mr. Sir power is Sir
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Oh, he's asking for that again. Now I'm on the road. So it makes
total sense to ask me for that. No, man
on the road again.
I don't I don't think I don't think I can find that. Okay, we
can for some reason. But I do have a brand new Rev. Al. Ah,
that's even better. 35 seconds.
The state Democrats in the nd established Democratic Party
splayed back off Bernie because they will fall they
underestimated. I also think a lot of people were intimidated
by the trawlers and all. And now
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the trawlers he's trying to say trolls, but he says trawlers
instead
he also say in deamidated Instead of intimidate.
Oh gee, I hope so.
The state Democrats at the end established Democratic Party
splayed back off Bernie because they will fall they
underestimated I also think a lot of people were intimidated
by the trolls.
He kind of he kind of says intimidate you got it. Thanks
for the gift that keeps on giving. Yeah, the trawlers got
karma.
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she sent in a card. We love the cards by the way, love them. has
got a nice dog and running in the cover there. In the morning.
Saturday is my niece's birthday Lexi listens with her mother.
Dame looks like Dave and Dave and of gray rock. This donation
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this is better?
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notes. You know, like it takes me a second. Yeah. Well, no,
because otherwise you would astonishing
that you get any of these work and so quickly anyway, I think
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quiet? I think that sounds pretty good. It's true.
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I hope Lexie Lexie likes what she heard. And she's on the
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Stephanie. She said I'm forced to open a PayPal account or else
like Do not donate. So annoying, but the show is worth it. Most
of the time, I don't. Is it true that in Europe because in the
United States, you can go to the links that are under the
newsletter that are Pay Pal links, and you can just put your
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like takes weeks for that to take place, but I think you can
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think we've talked about it. This cash apps thing is a crazy.
That's what people really like Cash App, which is a part of the
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I don't know what you're talking about.
Well, there's this thing called Cash App. And that's what a lot
of people the youtubers use it to donate money. And I guess
it's it has very low friction. It's very low friction.
Anything to do with what you were talking about moaning and
groaning about these did scammers that were jig stealing
all your data?
No. Oh, and you know, it might it might they know I think Cash
App like square. I think they have their own they because
that's what's his face. Jack Dorsey's other No, not Jack.
Yeah. Jack Dorsey's other company. Square. Yeah. And so
Cash App is part of square so I don't think they're part of the
you know, the plaid network, give us your login, we'll do
anything but they might be I don't know. All I know is that
people like donating money with it. That's that's the data point
I'm giving you.
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there's no note in my email. I have correspondence from him.
But it all dates back to 2015. South
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shutting down the country. It looks like Yeah. Be nice to
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Thank you very much Thomas it's very nice story I can't believe
that the dollar X man 72 cents to the US dollar
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car or something? Houses are really high. Oh yeah. Okay. Nice
in the cars you know there
know what, what do I know?
I don't know what you know. But let's do we see what Chris Black
knows he's in Gitmo. CARICOM he sent a note in great yeah, I got
it. Let me guess You got it. Yeah. No, I was you know, it
says assessments and on the debt starts getting moved around
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sent it by cheque, ITM. I've been. It's been some months
since my last donation but I was curious if I'm supposed to track
my donations. Yes, because I forgot the shows I donated to
figure it out. Anyway, I was on my way to pay my Fed Loan
student loan and I thought I would put aside a few dollars.
For my favorite podcasts. I have to watch my budget. Now that I'm
stocking up on cheap Chinese supplies in case the Wuhan bat
flew shows up. On a different note, march 2 marks the Election
Day date to see if the operation to oust the current
administration of Ghana is successful. Our version of
Obama, David Granger was elected in 2015 and Exxon Mobil and the
spooks followed I transport high profile he's there yes this guy.
I transport he runs a he runs a limo service. Okay. Oh wow that
line Yeah,
that's proof that's where you can get some info.
I transport a high profile clients, and there's surely a
lot going on between the US and the bordering Venezuela. Yeah,
so we will see so he's in Ghana, but yeah, he's got liberal
places all over the place. He's got one apparently in Georgia
really because I will see if the Chinese back Indian Chinese
backed Indian opposition party will get back in funny after
watch the documentary The great hack alleging Cambridge
analytical influence neighboring Trinidad's elections, enjoying
the show and Moe facts. Thanks.
Did you? Did you watch the great hack? No, because I you know,
we'd already seen kind of the there was the the document or
the mockumentary, not mockumentary? The dramatized
version of that what was it the Brexit thing where they want it
to the same material and so I started the great hack like it's
completely repetitive there's nothing new here and I'm not
that impressed with Cambridge Analytica.
Oh, it was a it was a straw man.
Okay, yes, but does such praise and praise is lauded over this.
This film like that I cut out of it. It was like repetitive and
it's like, okay,
I'll check it out. But you're probably right. Yeah,
it felt a bit like Oh, boy. Yes. They're so smart over there at
Cambridge Analytica. No, no. And if those guys were truly so
smart, why is the Trump administration who that would
have learned so much from using Cambridge Analytica? Why they
still sending me nutty texts? Do you want the latest? Oh, of
course, yes. Okay. Well, now, what have they been texting me
for the past few weeks?
What is the issue and bam or give me a file? No,
I Yes. But I have not renewed my membership, which I don't know
what membership they're talking about.
I never get some spam list.
No, this is when read this is the thought you mean their spam
list? Like I'm just a loser. And that's why the now this is this
is Yeah, exactly. Well, they know they know what's going on.
Because now they they said Oops, hold on. Here it is. And of
course, I will read the things in all caps. With emphasis, your
membership expired. 131. You've been granted special open
enrollment until 11:59pm. President Trump's allies need
you renew today. Like it's
baffling, baffling. One company doing all the Democrats and all
the Republicans
know we have the blue guys at blue Share blue, they do
the same thing. $3 chip in the codes are all the same.
These guys don't use chip in they do five time match. And
they yell at you. I've got some of the mainly move on stuff. But
they don't yell at me. They just say hey, you know, chip in three
bucks. And yeah, we'll help you out. I haven't even
read whenever they came with a $3 thing and found no research
that indicate that that's a good number.
Well, it's probably better than two. I mean, isn't that how they
think? I don't think it can be much, much more than that.
I don't know that's usually when lots of these campaigns that are
this big, are a highly researched and tested.
Regardless, we thank all of our executive producers and
Associate Executive producers for episode 1218 19. I'm sorry.
1201 to one Niner is the episode and you can put that into your
resume into your profiles. certainly consider that for
LinkedIn as just an item there executive producer, Associate
Executive Producer. It makes a world of difference all the top
people who have good jobs, you'll see it it's right there.
Maybe not in their profile name, but certainly on their on their
list of achievements and achievement. It is Thank you.
It's part of our value for value system. It is the only way that
we can make it work. And we can discuss these horrible things
that are taking place where they're talking about taking
hits out on, on politicians. No one else can discuss that. Or at
least they joke about it and we can dive into it. That's because
of you. That's because we all produce this together. And we'll
be thanking more people, including those from the meetup
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a no doubt
you're up to speed on all things hashtag Bernie new. I think our
formula is this. We go out, we hit people in the mouth
so we had a couple of interesting television moments.
Again, I'm going to contrast two of them. On the previous show,
we talked about Rod Blagojevich and the reasons for the
president commuting his sentence
blogto. And
the way that read to me was very simple. We went back into the
history and there was a lot of corruption. It was interesting
how Obama came to power. It was interesting, who was involved at
the time, how we get in power, when I say power when he got it
his Senate seat and what kind of Chicago politics took place to
remove his two contenders event, essentially, with sex scandals
or relationship scandals. But the main issue being he was
thrown in jail for so called, even though the news reports
will save for trying to sell Obama's Senate seat now, it was
for corruption for a involving a hospital, which is you could say
is part of everyday politics. But it certainly is because it
happens all the time. But it when you when you after someone,
you can use that as corruption. I think it was because the
actual corruption mentioned was for a hospital and at the time
it was President Obama, then Senator Obama, who was on the
Illinois Hospital and I want to say medical board, I think he
ran the board. And so he was clearly involved in this and
that needs to be covered up. And if you look at the news
articles, it when President Obama was about to leave at the
end of 2016 Rod Blagojevich was there, saying, Hey, I will I
hope he does the right thing and pardons me and of course, was
not 2016 I'm sorry. That had been the first term 2012 2012.
Of course, President Obama did not never pardoned him and now
Blagojevich is out. The President Trump is kind of
acting like Yeah, I know him a little bit. We know them better
than that. Because he would they were in the in the reality show
together. But he did an appearance on Fox and he did an
appearance on CNN. Are you like, Diamond and Pearl here? Now? You
want
to get to 10 they wanted to 10? What? Lips Max? Okay.
You could have just was
number 10. By the way, he
could have just said it. I
mean, now No, no, no, I was waiting for you to stop me on
the bell. I just wanted to catch enough of them because I thought
it was imagining it. And so now I'm not
okay. Well, thank you. It could also be because I'm in a shitty
hotel room. I have
by the way, being in that shitty hotel room. I want to mention
something you turned away from the mic or something a little
while ago and got this beautiful resonance. This huge echo. Were
you talking toward the bathroom? I don't know what it was. But it
was like wow, I should have stopped getting something
like this. Like this. Was I talking like this somehow? Yeah,
you think that's beautiful?
Well, I know it's just sounds just sounded cool. It said your
rates under modulated but it sounded pretty cool.
Wow, man. My whole setup is you've interrupted it to such a
degree. I don't really know what to say. I'm going I'm so sorry,
though. I'm so sorry that I was lipsmacking. I will make
you're supposed to call each other. I called you out. It's
not a big deal. Okay.
Do you remember what I was talking about?
Yeah, Blago Yeah. Dead the hospital.
Okay, thanks, I hope. I hope other people remember better
than you do. So here he is. On Fox. And this is Walters world,
Jesse waters, who, who clearly knows what's going on. And this
was a very clear drive. And if you listen carefully, you'll
hear that it's in there a drive towards what we were talking
about on the last show before anyone else kind of figured it
out. Are you angry at Barack Obama?
I'm disappointed and Barack Obama I'm not angry at him. He
had an opportunity to
do so the things about Barack Obama that you haven't spoken to
anybody about
wild lights? Let me say this generally, I know a lot of
things about a lot of different people who I knew in politics
that I haven't spoken about. And that would not exclude him from
that list.
Are you planning on speaking about what you know about Barack
Obama and how he came up? And that Chicago system, you know,
obviously notoriously corrupt city.
While I'm interested in telling the truth, and, and doing it
without any spirit of meanness or malice, but to be truthful,
and in talking about things that might be of interest, and that
actually might serve the public good. Is there
anything you want to get off your chest about the former
president with regards to that that you haven't told anybody
before?
Yeah, I'll say that. The former president? Well, let me just say
this, that the current president has trumped the former
president, when it comes to the testicular virility necessary to
do the right thing, and to undo injustice. I went to prison and
spent nearly eight years in prison for things that aren't
crimes, routine politics, a lot of the same fake stuff they that
they tried to do to President Trump, they've done to me and
some of the very same people, some of the same characters, who
did it to me are involved in doing it to President Trump,
President Obama surely must have known something like that. That
yeah, that were the circumstances surrounding my
situation. I think he could have acted at the appropriate time
considering the political implications. When he left
office, he didn't do it.
I think it was kind of leading the witness a little bit. But
yes. It was clear what was going on there. The the other side, I
don't think I've seen Anderson Cooper so mad on air before. Can
you ever remember a time when Cooper was mad, like just mad
and saying bullshit, and
you'd have a clip of it? Maybe
he'll join me in the fight to reform our criminal justice
system. Whenever you put something over sentencing blacks
and Latinos, right. I learned that when I was there. Okay.
Well, what sad is that you hadn't actually learned that
when you mattered when you actually were the governor, you
work. You talked about working for the criminal justice reform.
There's a lot of people in Chicago, there's a lot of people
in Illinois, who actually like spit up when you say that,
because when you were actually in power, and when you were
actually governor and you could have helped 1000s What do you
think Cooper is talking about there with a lot of people spit
up when you talk about that. And by the way, Anderson Cooper is
of course, part of the national security bureaucracy. He was
CIA, it's like everyone knows that at least he was there part
of the time. What is what is his connection to all this? That
he's so mad and people are spitting up? When they hear him
talk like this? People? You mean? What?
You have to ask the question, what is Blago saying that has
set him off on this tangent
of, of anger? What he said, is that, no, I
know what he I mean, I understand what he said,
technically. But what is What's it got to do with him? What's it
got to do with debt? So personal to Cooper?
That is the right question case. And he blew it off. The governor
after you inherited a huge backlog nearly 3000 clemency
petitions that you failed to review. In fact, you were sued
by by you were sued as governor by Cabrini Green legal aid to
try and pressure you to actually pay attention to clemency cases,
instead of extorting people for money and campaign
contributions. So it's a little ironic and frankly, a little sad
and pathetic and hypocritical. You talking about, you know,
commuting getting a you get a commutation of a sentence, which
is within the President's right. But you ignored a whole hell of
a lot of other people who are hoping you might give them
clemency when you actually matter. So actually, it wasn't a
person, it was a statement. I'd be happy to work with people on
criminal justice reform, but I wouldn't work with you.
And why? Why does Cooper all of a sudden say he's happy to work
with PC, a politician? He's happy to work with peanut
toys. It posted me he's and he's supposed to be a journalist
host. I'm
telling you this. This is someone who's been told to take
this boy down is what's going on. Oh, yeah,
you're right. Okay.
Can I answer that? Oh, this is what it is and question. Okay. I
like to address that. When you've been put where I was, and
you have all the time that I was given to think and look back on
some of the things you might have done different. That's
certainly an area that you talked about, that I certainly
wish I would have done more on. There's no question about that.
Fair enough. Among my biggest regrets, I didn't know how
corrupt the criminal justice system was until it did it to
me.
Oops, oops, oops, oops, this is pooper at this point. His mouth
is scrunched up, his eyes are spitting fire.
And that was a wake up call. Having said that, I want to say
one thing about me as governor, when the cases came to me, and I
was given files about people who are seeking clemency or pardons.
I acted appropriately actually
sued. I mean, that is when I did clemencies
And I did pardons that didn't didn't do nearly enough. It
wasn't a priority, I would acknowledge that I didn't go to
the office every day doing that. Instead, I was giving health
care to all the children, reputation to our seniors and
the disabled. So you were you and I regret very much
money to hospitals in order to get campaign contributions. But
listen to that stuff.
That's a big lie. They got $8 million from me and
crimes. They got it after you. I
promise it. I ordered it before that happened. And it didn't
they got it while I was governor. That is not factual.
Okay. Governor Blagojevich, I do wish you the best. So I really
am glad for your family that you're out. And
I don't know, by the way, you're asking me questions. No, I
honestly appreciate you.
But just honestly, I just look, I have no problem. You getting
out? I think, you know, the President can be whoever you
want. I just think I wish, you know, you're besmirching
prosecutors who actually are no longer in government. But you
know, prosecutors are important in our system, and you're going
after the very basis of our justice system, which has plenty
of problems. But you know, part of the thing is you got out, you
do have an obligation to at least admit what you did wrong.
And you refuse to do that. And you're creating a whole new
alternate universe of facts. And that may be big in politics
today. But it's still frankly, just bullshit.
Example, should I lived it myself, it's not good at all.
So Anderson is now the hero of prosecutors, hero of the
protectors to
date, you have to be reminded that had a slew of people on
death row and two or three young journalists, I happen to know
one of them went in there as a project, I think at the
University of Illinois or one of the schools and they discovered
that all these cases were all bullcrap cases and a judge had
to release a ton of people from the Illinois prison system for
phony baloney prosecutions that we're all all crooked.
So this is why Oh, of course got to protect those guys. Let's not
drag anything up. It's quite disappointing. Although fine,
just
find it fascinating and give you 10 points I'll give you I'll
give you a clip of the day for that.
Oh, you're just you're just trying to make me feel good.
Like is you've been snacking? Just lips.
I got cotton mouth. What can I tell you cotton mouth? It's like
I'm sorry. Take a drink of Yeah, couldn't drink. I've been
drinking decaf coffee from a plastic machine. Yes, exactly.
And all you can do is not commiserate. But you can just
call me out on smacks smacks
it's a smackdown Smackdown. So that was that was That was
phenomenal. Set it well. I got a phenomenal set of clips to Okay.
This one I went to your beat I stay which I decided to step
over there. That's okay. Now, we didn't play this I don't think
but it's so outrageous that I don't know how we couldn't have
played it. This is the Assange deal. And call me is fairly new.
Nobody's covering this except Oh, a n. John, by the way,
finding an offensive
word that OA N does it or that's the only one
that both both. Deal killed by Comey.
In 2018. The Hill reported that FBI Director James Comey
directly intervened to kill WikiLeaks his immunity deal.
Assange his legal team had reached out to the Trump
administration to strike a deal in January 2017 and cut this
deal with the US government. Assange offered to not release
the CIA's vault seven and was willing to discuss technical
evidence ruling out certain parties in a controversial leak
of Democratic Party emails to the WikiLeaks community during
the 2016 election. The US government believes those emails
were hacked by Russia. However, Assange says they did not come
from Moscow, the name of the person who took Assange as offer
Bruce for later on as negotiations continued it seemed
as though the deal was set until one day suddenly, a message was
sent to Assange. His team, James Comey, still head of the FBI at
this point, sent a stand down message to Assange his legal
team, though this happened through the back channel of
Democrat Senator Mark Warner. Apparently, Comey and the
Democrats found out about the negotiations between the Trump
administration and Assange and decided to send a message that
the WikiLeaks deal was off without actually talking to
Trump about it. Shortly thereafter, Assange took the
message and released the rest of Vault seven. In response, the US
government ended the negotiations and then CIA
director Mike Pompeo slammed WikiLeaks as a hostile
intelligence source. Just one month later, James Comey was
fired as FBI director. Hmm
Yeah, that's a pretty good one. Let's finish it up with part two
and 2018 the Hillary reported that FBI Director James Comey
directly intervene to kill WikiLeaks immunity deal.
Assange, his legal team had reached out to the Trump
administration to strike a deal in January 2017. And cut this
deal with the US government. Assange offered to No,
I'm sorry. It's the same clip, it says to
two arrange Oh, I see what happened. I joined the two this
is going to be the whole thing.
Oh, I can I can move it up a little bit,
and decided to send a message that the WikiLeaks deal was off
without actually talking to Trump about it. Shortly
thereafter, Assange took the message and released the rest of
Vault seven. In response, the US government ended the
negotiations and then CIA director Mike Pompeo slammed
WikiLeaks as a hostile intelligence source. Just one
month later, James Comey was fired as FBI director. Well, it
remains to be seen if Assange his legal team would seek to cut
another deal with the US government. There, of course,
will be a strong argument that his actions were consistent with
Supreme Court decisions and the first amendment for journalists
and publishers, there was charges may be related to the
Espionage Act, the prospect of a deal is still on the table.
Julian Assange is a subject matter expert on cybersecurity,
geopolitics, information leaks and the shadowy world of online
intelligence operations. Should the Trump administration offer
him immunity from prosecution? Imagine everything the United
States would stand to gain from bringing in Assange as an
expert. Let that sink in. I'm Jack sobic.
One American news. So how do you read this now with what will
happen what what are the options?
Well, what happened was they were going to do a deal.
Apparently, Trump wanted to get Assange out.
Yes, which sounds right. That's what he should do.
Of course, he should. And he was doing it until Comey stepped in
and the other bad actors that were in the Justice Department,
the FBI, and queered the deal, not caring, though, right, with
a few white right wingers that are talking about as mentioned
the following. Comey didn't give a crap about vault seven, which
had a lot of good stuff in it. Yeah, it was all CIA secrets. So
what CIA can go pound salt, that or vault sevens of fake? Also
possible now, and it didn't make any difference? Whether they
released it or not? Because it's all stuff that we know, bad? Who
cares? So it's one of the to, we don't know, we never will like,
probably at least for a while. Meanwhile, the idea was to keep
this guy hold up because it ruins the narrative about the
Russia hack of the DNC. Yes, because Assange knows it wasn't
the Russians. William Binney knows it wasn't the Russians. He
did the calculation of it. It was somebody in the office that
put it on a thumb drive, and that's been confirmed and
reconfirmed and the narrative keeps getting killed, left and
right. The media refuses to talk about it, but that's what
happened. And that we don't want Assange floating around, you
know, making saying anything, so let's lock them up in a British
hellhole and leave them there and maybe dies if we get lucky
or guy. Yeah, he got screwed on this deal. But again, here's
what's really interesting to me is you have these do gooder
Democrats, social justice warriors are big fans have
Assange and as the Democrats that key are keeping him or kept
him in in the prison along with you know, I would also put
Pompeo into that category of Yes, yes, definitely pale really
is not a guy that that can be trusted. But he's you know, he's
the guy that's not a not a leaker. I don't think Well, I
don't trust he's a CIA. No, I'm sorry. I don't trust I don't
trust them at all.
So they are so there's this there's,
that makes that makes so much sense. Yeah.
We got to keep this Russian narrative. Lawrence O'Donnell
come out with that horrible. Now an evergreen clip that will play
once in a while where he says, Trump's a Russian asset. Give me
a break.
Hey, guess what I just found? Yes.
I know a lot of people want to send blankets or water. Just
send your cash.
Well thought about sending cash I think this is now a good time
to talk about the meet up at Fort Lauderdale and read the
from our little spreadsheet. So you got we got some special
donors that came in? Yes, we
do. And I'll do it in reverse order. First of all, we have
Tyler O'Brien, who are now Tyler. Tyler has been he's he's
been listening since episode number one. And I don't have he,
I think he he gave me he gave a check on premises for $500 and
he'll be a night today. And so we sent in his his night name.
So we'll be doing that in a moment. Then we had Jay Hayes
the third and J Here's the third cent The this is $333.33
Beautiful morning as I sit in the parking lot waiting from
from my smokin hot wife to return, the sky is clear the
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accompanied by curries met manic laughter the person in the car
next to me gives me an askew glance I say to them in the
morning citizen. The look on their face grows more
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Now do we go straight into the donations? Or can we do
something else as
we take a little break and then go donations?
I have some Brexit news because what's kind of semi Brexit news?
And this is it's important. You know, I am smacking John, but
it's something about my my mouth today. I can't help but I'm
trying. I'm really it's almost distracting me from How to Speak
now that you've brought such a condition keep
smacking away. I mean, it's nothing you can stop. You're
right. You're in Florida, which is feel bad lip smacking good.
Yes, it is. So a number of people have certainly email by
the
way stop. So Florida and Georgia both have one interesting
phenomenon that goes on and I don't know what it is. But the
buttermilk you can buy from the store and get make sure that the
date is really out. Do you want the buttermilk to have an
expired date that's at least two weeks out, maybe longer if you
can, but the buttermilk you can get in Georgia and Florida in
particular. For buttermilk aficionados, myself, being one
of them is unbelievable. I'll be driving around one of those two
states and I'll just pull over to a grocery store Publix,
whatever it is and find a good buttermilk has got a good date
on it. It'd be like a half gallon a big giant thing. And I
get back in the car and I will down the whole thing within a
few miles of more driving to the bathroom shortly thereafter, but
it's beside the point. The buttermilk is unbelievable.
Anyway. Go on. Sorry for the interruption.
No, no, there was an interesting part there is about going to the
bathroom.
My man, the more you know, in the morning.
Thanks for the info. I I've never I think I've tasted
buttermilk once as a kid was disgusted. And I don't think
I've ever had it since. Yeah,
well, that's the place to have it. Okay, you have to have the
right attitude. You have to know what we're just continuing with
what you were saying you don't need to be a buttermilk guy.
Brexit I have received quite a few sarcastic scoffing notes on
email and other social platforms. They go something
like this. You guys said it would never happen. Brexit. Do
you have it? How about you tell her? Have you received any of
that kind of similar type feedback?
No, but I see it on Twitter. Yes, no, I haven't as a matter
of fact that you're the guy that gets the search notes. I will
say this Brexit hasn't happened.
Well, thank you. And the big thing is that they they signed
the deal. So the paperwork, the signature has been put in, but
the rest of the paper is blank. And they have to have this done
by the 23rd of December. Here's the problem that we're seeing in
the EU is the Euro lands, the United States of Europe. So
they're doing their budget for next year. And there's a hole in
the budget, dear Liza, dear Liza. So they're trying to fill
up this hole and no one wants to chip in anymore. Especially
because they know where the money's going. And this has led
to quite the what would the friction in fact, they came out
of the EU ministers, the members of parliament, Parliament came
out of the meeting, no budget, the summit ended no budget.
So as predicted, it looks like we're heading into another at
least one round of budget talks.
Is there any movement that we've seen in positions or both sides
really digging in here? But I think the only positive there
shows Michelle could see from this summit was that everyone
was able to put on the table what they wanted to see all of
her from this latest round of budget negotiations. But my word
How long have you got in terms of the list of demands, and the
gap the chasm being quite so big between the different sides of
this for Emmanuel Macron, the French president, it was the
Common Agricultural Policy. He was not happy with potential
cuts to that for angler Merkel. It was not a strong enough
clause on rule of law issues, particularly involving countries
like Poland and Hungary. Therefore, those frugal four
countries and the budget was simply going to be
aside the frugal four is Austria, the Netherlands and
Sweden I think Norway Hey
to high and for control was not in the EU,
I'm sorry, then it wasn't Norway, but this for including
the Netherlands and Austria countries,
and the budget was simply going to be at too high and for
countries in the south and east that rely on EU funding to be
transferred from those wealthier nations to the poorer ones. And
the cuts were sent me too deep. So essentially, everyone could
find a complaint with the proposal that was on the table.
Are we any closer to a deal in many regards? We're not but I
think Sean's Michelle does have a point in that everyone
understands their positions a little bit better. And also, I
think, you know, what, what may have scuppered this deal also,
in the end, is the fact that for probably the first time EU
leaders are having to seriously contemplate the views of MEPs.
Ultimately, they have got a say in this process. They're pretty
belligerent in this Parliament, it's a pretty fractured
Parliament, and it's clear that there was a real possibility if
they couldn't get a good compromise deal, and that MPs in
the end would simply veto it
sounds to me like the UK was paying more than we really,
really new.
I would say more than their fair share some sounds like it. Yeah.
So that was outlay with no, no incoming. Exactly. Now, you said
Dale, at the beginning of this thing you said they knew where
it was going and you never know what you're talking about. What
do you mean they knew what was going? You said at the very
beginning? You said they can't come to a they can't get anyone
to chip in markers. They know where it's where it's
um, say where the money is going. You heard that in the
middle of the clip that the rich north are pissed off that
they're gonna send money to those poor schlubs down south. I
see you Greece. I see you Italy. I see you Spain. That's what
they're all pissed off. Because that's what Britain was good for
UK was good. Hey, have them send the money over there they
vacation in those countries. Anyway, that's what I can
imagine. That's what they're pissed off about. Now. What now
we have to send the money to those lowlifes. Let's scupper
the deal Skipper
this is not this is not what I'd call one happy family
No at all and then somehow and this is what I found interesting
in the report somehow that the members of European parliament
have some some power in this but I don't think so. I think don't
think just have to approve or not approve. And eventually it
goes to Starfleet Command and they
use the word veto
Yeah, but yeah, they can use the red card and think they have a
red card veto and then they can then it has to go back to the to
the Commission who do it in secret. It's very vague where
they go from here but I see this as part of the Brexit problem
they need to soak up some some stuff from from the UK on this
exit deal and it's going to be a big as Bill I think,
which are the thing the thing is it's apparent if you're from
this clip that the UK has, has more money than brains and they
were like paying for a lot of stuff that the EU is soaking in
for and they were doing it stupidly and now that they
pulled out it's become apparent what the problem was. They were
a bunch of dumb dummies during money at the at the EU as part
of their well we're all part of the same team. I
mean, the Brits, the Brits were doing Yeah, the Brits. You said
you said the EU but you meant the Brits. Yeah, of course.
Obviously. They
showed us that they're throwing money at the EU. Yep. Or giving
money to the EU that they shouldn't be. Because they were
they're just being soaked.
Problem is they still have a deadline. The actual Brexit
deadline is December 23 23rd 2020. No Brexit it's
gonna be it'll have to be no
no, no deal Brexit sorry, this crash
it will crash out deal Brexit crash, crash out, crash out,
they won't do it. They don't even get the guts to do it.
They've lost their way they've lost their way. Well, something
were bitching about this when you were living over there? I
was. Yeah, you were talking about how you Debrett's are just
a bunch of drunks and they they lost their way.
I don't know if I characterize it exactly like that. But that's
my summary. What I saw in society having lived there for
five years, I saw no family unit, very poor, very poor
family unit, where kids would always stay over in other
people's houses and wherever was basically warmer, had great good
food. And the rest of the time. They did spend drunk a lot of it
and that's part of its culture. But now we're
going from Holland saying
this I know Oh, no, it's not to be compared not incomparable.
How, in my, in my experience and young young people to know that
my daughter was Christina was 15 Growing up there. So I saw a lot
to say, Oh, my goodness. And so, here, what do they really have
going on for them? There's nothing what does the UK
actually
do that currently they produce enough to they have access to
give to the EU? Well,
that was the banking stuff, the banking part of the business.
That's all gone. I'm sure someone will be happy to correct
us and let us know exactly where the money's
coming from. Yeah, exactly.
I'm gonna show my school by donation to no agenda. Imagine
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Adam, John, this is Texas Joe coming to you from the Magnolia,
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which is in San Francisco at 3:33pm. This is just before the
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organized by the Baron of Silicon Valley. I will not put
you under pressure there. And by the way,
this is at the Marines Memorial which is a marine Hangout as a
route and it's open to the public now and it's a very cool
bar and venue. Very
cool. Okay, so but we don't know if you'll be there for sure.
There will be a
hell I carry told him. I can't make him make it. I gotta make
dinner and I know you. Yeah, you got to clean up the studio.
Dante is a tough one for me. It's well of course show days
are very tough to try to do next Friday's Drake's thing has been
Oakland.
Oh good. Well, let me tell you what's coming up before then
Monday. There'll be tomorrow it's a London UK that's at the
Victorian near Paddington Station. That is the I guess
that's the monthly one six o'clock. Also Wednesday next
Wednesday. No it oh, this coming Wednesday. No agenda stylee
musical marriage you want to call meet up for the masses.
That'll be it. Vang in Vancouver British Columbia. 12 Kings pub
Adam bow and organizing for you also Wednesday Nuremberg
embedded world meet up. That is at what's Deutschland meet at
closer, Lawrence DB is going to be your host for that. On
Friday. The Bay Area troll moot. That is indeed an Oakland
Drake's dealership that Jennifer and Shawn organizing what is
Drake's? Is it a car dealership or a weed dealership? What is
it?
It's a big bar. Used to be a car dealership that's been converted
into a big open, open air bar.
Oh, nice.
That's a nice place to step to ownership at that place are a
bunch of dicks.
Make sure you let them know when you go to the meetup. Hey, Are
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go to no agenda meetups.com. If there's nothing near you, it's
very simple. All you got to do is start one because it's great.
It's like a party. Sometimes you want to go hang out with all
day. You wouldn't be where you want to be is like I wanted to
catch up on one just kind of a fun thing that that we talked
about a long time ago. I don't want to give it away because
I've played the clips not too long. You may have heard about
this thing. She was a reporter for Forbes magazine. And she
went to a Trump rally and she was a super Trump hater. And it
convinced her that she probably had been living in some kind of
filter bubble is how she described it. And all event
shouldn't be and all of a sudden she's like, holy crap, this is
all wrong. And she's a complete social justice warrior. I don't
think she's voting for Trump. But she wrote about this and I
wrote about it in Forbes. And it struck a chord for a number of
reasons which I'm not going to give away. But we talked about
her very specific instance probably a year ago or maybe
Longer, as she explained here to Glenn Beck on his radio show.
Oh, yeah, absolutely. I definitely went through a phase
probably for about a year and a half where I really thought
that, you know, anyone who supported President Trump was,
at best to supporting racism and it was downright racist
themselves. Yeah.
And where did that come from?
I was watching a lot of MSNBC.
All right. And then why did you become uncomfortable?
Well, I am a knitter and in the knitting community, and I know
this sounds bizarre,
do you remember this? Do you remember the knitting community
story? No. Oh, my goodness. Yeah, it was something that the
keeper found. It was like this whole the knitting community was
blowing up, because they're, well, she'll explain what was
happening, but we talked about it a year and a half ago.
I'm a knitter and in the knitting community, and I know
this sounds bizarre, but it is a hyper political community at the
moment where they have these kind of roving gangs of social
justice warriors, just attacking people and mobbing them
indiscriminately
knitters and roving gangs of social, something just doesn't
fit here. It's not what I expect.
Well, listen, I understand the feeling because I didn't expect
it either. But I started seeing this happen just over and over
and over again. And at some point, I started speaking up
within the knitting community and saying, Guys, this is wrong,
we shouldn't be doing this. And then they came after me. And at
that point, and I didn't get it as badly as a lot of people did.
But at some point, I just said, I cannot align myself with these
people. politically. It's just it's wrong what they're doing.
That's too bad. You don't remember that. We had a good
laugh over some of the trolls remember the knitting community?
And then something from one of your clips from the last
choices?
Well, me never identified her. Oh, her
name is sorry. I have it in the clip. Her name is Carlin, Boris
SENCO Bo R EY. Sen. Ko Sen. K O for Cinco. There was something I
was listening to the last show, I always listen to the show
again, just mainly because a lot of stuff that you say, and
sometimes even clips you play, I'll miss because I'm doing
other things in the production. And I want to make sure I heard
it. And there was something in your clip from the last debate
that I just wanted to stop and say what the hell is going on
with NBC and in particular, their Telemundo partnership?
Because the question that was asked of Joe Biden, and this was
from your clip where Biden was going nuts trying to explain
stuff. Really, I found it to be an incredibly nutty question.
Listen, look,
here's the last point of where I'm at in my time is gonna run
out. Here's the last point I want to make to you. On day one,
when I'm elected President, I'm going to invite all of the
members of the Paris accord to Washington DC, they make up 85%
of the problem. They know me, I'm used to dealing with
international relations, I will get jammed up the
answer to my questions I thought I did. What would you do with
these companies that are responsible for the destruction
of our planet?
She is actually saying, what are you going to do to the companies
that are responsible for the destruction of our planet? Yeah,
this is this is crazy. This planet has not been what she
said the planet has not been destroyed. I mean, how else can
you interpret this? Oh, they're going to destroy it. No, no, no,
no, this is this is unhinged behavior. And I don't think that
belonged in the debate. And I think to tell him, what is her
name,
it was just anti cap dough is part of the major major anti
capitalist and she's an anti capitalist. She's a socialist.
This is part of the argument that capitalism is no good good,
and these corporations aren't doing anybody any favors.
Meanwhile, let's take a break here on MSNBC and get some
capitalist cash, please.
Yes, exactly. I have a letter I want to read before we go on so
I don't want to because it's one of our guys. You got it too from
Anthony the bad wolf. He's one of the caucus guys in Reno Yes,
Nevada caucus guy read I'm gonna no agenda Lister lives in Reno
recently participate in my local precincts caucus. I listened to
Thursday show it the report about the use of Google Forms
and wanted to provide some additional information. The
Google form was a copy of the hardcopy pode poster that was
used to count votes and do the math for the delegates to form
assisted party officials with double checking their math. It
was more a calculator than anything else. Okay. So there's
that. It was an interesting experience. Everyone voted for
their candidate and the first and second early votes were
added in and they were provided via the app form at the end of
the second round of votes. All the candidates who do not get
enough votes were eliminated. It came out, even for Amy, Pete and
Bernie and Warren was each splitting the amount of
delegates evenly. So we, that wasn't kind of told to us. No, I
was elected to be one of the delegates to go to the county
convention. And I will follow up with another report. One
additional thing I did notice is that what I would call Bernie
gals that went around to each of the hardcopy posters for each
precinct and we're reporting the numbers, this is what Bernie has
been doing. He's been double Chase has his people. Yep,
double check innovation is not getting screwed over because he
expects to be. Yes, that's just that that was nice little foots
on the ground report.
Well, there's something else you know, they finally got the they
haven't really touted it widely, but the Iowa caucus results are
now 100% in and complete and I'd like to share them with you. Amy
Klobuchar has one delegate Joe Biden has six Elizabeth Warren
has eight. Then we have Bernie Sanders with 12 delegates and
Pete Buda judge with 13 delegates, but here's what's
interesting. The final count is in. Bernie Sanders has 563 votes
26.2% of the vote equals 12 delegates. Pete has 563 votes
26.2% of the votes exactly the same, yet he has 13 delegates.
Explain that to me.
Same way you explain the fact that Trump won the election by
not getting California and New York which have most of the of
the delegates in the Electoral College. Trump got lost the
popular vote and this is the same thing they the delegates
from each area in Iowa aren't equal. So if you when one little
area might get an extra delegate,
oh, so the area actually has extra delegates interesting
or something like that. It's not even it's not like perfectly
even one man one vote. It's not a one man. One vote. Got it. Got
it. Got it. So that's how he stole it stole the delegate a
claim see? Yeah,
I think he pinched He pinched one. Pete paints Robbie did Pete
pinched the delegate. It's obvious. Yeah. Yeah. Pete the
pincher that's what he does. Do you have an end of show
by way of an ISO ISO for consideration? I took it I
haven't Trump's speech
really in minds think alike. Yes. What do you have? Nuts?
They've gone nuts.
It's as good. I don't have any any ISOs gone nuts. That's good
for me. They've gone nuts. Yes, exactly.
I have a Weinstein rape update. Oh, well, there's
nothing like a Weinstein rape update on a Sunday. Okay, I'll
be watching Court TV this week. Because as it seems to be a
deadlock. I have two different reports. I've got one from PBS
and one from CBS N. I think the PBS ones more concise. Let's
play that for the
jury in the Harvey Weinstein. New York rape trial is
deadlocked on two of the most serious counts of predatory
assault. They carry a maximum sentence of life in prison. The
jurors have reached a unanimous verdict on the other three
charges. But those verdicts have not been made public yet. The
judge ordered the jurors to resume deliberations on Monday
to try to reach a unanimous verdict on all the charges.
So for people who don't understand our justice system,
which is probably most Americans, what exact how did
this work? You have you have four counts, but only they only
agree on or they agree on three but not do they have to agree on
all counts. And otherwise, it's a it's a hung jury, or what is
the typical procedure?
Well, they're supposed to agree they're supposed to dig at
different counts. Body agree on count one guilty or not guilty
it Greg, they the judge doesn't want them being hung on one or
two of the counts and then be secure and the other ones, okay.
So if you're going to, I think the process is supposed to be
that if you have five counts, you have to decide guilty or not
guilty on all five counts. You can't have a hung jury on one of
them. Because then it really puts everything in doubt. So
they have to either say not guilty on those ones that
they're hung on or depends, so they'll get out of it. Because
typically, if they're agreeing already on tour, two out of the
three, nobody wants and the other there's two more that are
hung on, don't come to grips on that because they don't want to
be in this jury room forever. Right. So this should be
finalized by Wednesday of next week. That's my guess.
So the deal is you have to have at least a decision on all of
the counts. That can't be you have to have a decision all of
them only if you don't have it on one.
They can be hung on all them generally speaking. You only get
you you can have a hung jury said we don't know we're not
going to do we're hung. We can't do it. Right. There's one
footnote on everything. Forget it.
It's such a bad term hung jury.
Well, not if you're a guy
Wow. hadn't even thought of it that way. Since we have a little
time why don't we listen to the CBS N version of the report
a Harvey Weinstein rape trial are apparently deadlocked on the
most serious charges against the ones powerful Hollywood
producer. And a note written to the judge on Friday jurors asked
if they could be hung on to counts while reaching a
unanimous verdict on the other charges. Michael George is here
with the latest. Mike what's going on?
Good morning, though jurors could not decide on the to
predatory sexual assault charges. It appeared Friday that
the seven men and five women agreed with the other charges of
first degree rape, third degree rape and criminal sex act.
Criminal sex act so what are they hung on? On which one
didn't get her hung on a big mat? The big the big two where
it's like some sort of a hit? He said it in their bed or some
sort of like planned array of spirits. That was just the worst
possible kind of rapist
planned right.
Good morning, though jurors could not decide on the two
predatory sexual assault charges. It appeared Friday,
five women agreed with the other charges of first degree rape,
third degree rape and criminal sex acts.
None of that sounds good. For Harvey I think
that they're giving him a not guilty on on a couple of more
they wouldn't. Because if it was not, here's what I'm thinking
from the eat. I've been watching too much Court TV. Yeah, their
analysis which is dynamite by the way, as on most areas, as
you see on one of your little sub channels on one of the
networks. The way I'm seeing it, they found him not guilty. Yeah,
on these other charges, and they're trying to do is if the
massive worst case scenario charge is guilty, though, who
gives a shit what they give them on these other ones. And most of
us be guilty for that too, because it's all minor. So they
had to have found him not guilty for the for the big boys. And
now they're there, you know, say Well, maybe you should be guilty
of this. And maybe she'd be guilty of that. I think they're
going they're tending to not guilty
all while we've always thought that he would walk. Not that we
feel as right. But I think too much of too many too much.
One of one of the decade, they may find them guilty on one of
the minor charges and that's going to be about it. Otherwise
they wouldn't have this situation. There's no reason to
believe this situation would exist. If they're finding him
guilty on the big charges.
Yeah. Wow. Unbelievable guys, such a douche sleaze.
He's got two more trials to go. He's got to go to London. He's
got to go to LA. Yeah, goodness. Oh, my goodness. I'm actually
hoping he gets fun not guilty. So I can go to these other
trials. It'll be more. Even if he's guilty,
can't they just just to parade him out anyway, and just just to
have fun and just make him go to bed. last clip for me is just
something I picked up this morning. And one of our big
beefs with the FBI. And what we casually called the six week
cycle is where the FBI goes out. And you know, they they find
somebody who's said something weird on a social network on
4chan or something, you know, someone said, Hey, this guy's
acting weird. And then they immediately go into undercover
mode and they say hey, man, do you like terrorism and like
blowing shit up? Hey, man, you HATE YOU HATE YOU HATE people
you hate do this. You want to go blow some stuff up and they
radicalize them essentially. And then the minute he's ready to go
Bentley, give them the phony bomb button to press and they
arrest him and make a big deal out of it. And that happens, you
know, approximately or it has happened approximately every six
weeks. So they can continue to be relevant and get their
budgets for anti terrorism. And this procedure we've been
complaining about for for years and years, because you can just
read how they do it. They'll write it in their in their
reports, the special agents, but now Katy, tur her who was with
the fine NBC organization, MSNBC in this case, she knows all
about it, but she wants to take it one step further.
You know, when you when you when you're looking at ISIS, or
you're looking at radical Islam, Islamic terrorism, I covered a
number of stories where the FBI would track young kids and or
young men and they would talk to them online and say, you know,
here's how you build a bomb, or here's where you get your bomb
making materials. And they track that person as that person
radicalized and then arrested them before they could do
anything bad. Why is the same not being done for for white
extremists? Or is the same being done? We just don't know about
it?
No, it's time it's time to seriously ask that question and
to wrestle with it because politics does enter in and as
you said, as soon as you mentioned, even the need for a
domestic terrorism statute, right that addresses this.
You'll hear people start screaming This is the thought
police you're trying to suppress thought. My answer to that is we
don't this is not about thought this is about verbalizing an
intention to commit violence. That's what we're talking about.
And when you have that going on in droves online, it's time to
hit it head on and do it in partnership between law
enforcement and providers.
This is very troubling.
I would think so and the fact that Katie turns all in such a
dingbat that she would think this is okay. But and in fact,
encourage it and address. Hey, you know, those people over
there that old woman, you can see that she's been wanting to
jaywalk. Let's Let's help her get stuck ins encourage it by
jaywalking with her. That's it, she can get arrested for
jaywalking. That's not because she wants to jaywalk. So let's
let's see if we can get her to jaywalk.
It's really disturbing, different. It's no, it's not
different at all. It's so disturbing. Full.
Yeah, it's full on entrapment. It's like you're taking some
books. I mean, just because somebody sits around and talks
about oh, yeah, blow up the place. Oh, you would do you wish
and then you groom them and you can assure them, it's okay to
want to blow up the place. And then then you take them further
down the line and you get into gear and you find some other
guys who say they want to blow up the place too. We're all one
big club. This guy's a loner anyway, now he's got some
friends. This is pathetic.
And I bring this up specifically for our trolls. Be careful.
Who's in the troll room. And what you guys say? It's not up
to me. But you know this. They're talking specifically
about doing this on social media. So you will have
infiltrators doing this on social media and anywhere else
they can't and there'll be from the FBI and they're there to
entrap you
good paying FBI gig for a nerd who's always kind of wanted to
be a cop. Worked for the FBI. What do you do I buy online all
day on Facebook. What kind of a job is that? Man? I got a big. I
have four. I have four news clips. I want to get out of the
way so and keep people up? Yep. Good. Let's go into Coronavirus
update.
Okay, PBS.
Yeah, PBS,
the World Health Organization warned today that the window of
opportunity to contain the international spread of the
corona virus is closing. South Korea has become the latest
fraud in the outbreak. The country declared a health
emergency as cases their quadrupled to more than 200
infections. Over the past two days, officials closed schools
and banned math mass gatherings, including services at a church
that most of the Sikh attended.
With no one has entered the church since Tuesday. We did
disinfection work twice on Tuesday and Wednesday. Right now
all the disinfection work is complete and no one is entering
the church.
Meanwhile in China, the number of new infections fell for
another day. Chinese officials have recorded over 75,000 cases
and more than 2200 deaths so far, at least 12 more deaths
have been confirmed outside of mainland China.
One of our producers sent me a note and said you know we were
wondering why millennials seem to be a little more afraid than
most groups of the Coronavirus in fact it's top of Myos and he
suggested various stuff. Tick tock he says tick tock is the
worst all you get are the just video after video These are
short like Bom bom bom in your face. He see doors being welded
shut people vomiting blood, you know stuff that may be from a
completely up from a movie, who knows. But it's all bump up a
bomb in your face. And he says that is that's what it's tick
tock. He says tick tock is the main timeline I'm in I'm in on a
two. I think that's very possible. I
mean, that makes sense as Tiktok thing,
people will sit there and watch that for hours.
Supposedly they do. Yeah, they do. And I had to go to France 24
To get these stories come at least one at least this one.
This is not being reported at all. We don't know. You'd even
know what happened. There's an Iranian election.
Yeah, with like, 1000s of 1000s of candidates. I think we have
no
one. Really, they'd like to report and we'll go on play
that well, they had 1000s and then didn't qualify or so I've
heard a little bit about how much of course
we have no one who has voted in this election people telling us
why you're fine. You know, we knew the results 10 days prior,
why would we go and validate them? This is very much the
state of mind. This is what these people were telling me.
And they were also telling me indeed, that they had been very
disappointed, of course with the previous parliament and the
results of that government simply because, of course there
have been sanctions that have been slapped on by the United
States by the international community that pull out of
course, Donald Trump from the GPCA the Iranian nuclear
agreement that have impaired Of course, the possibilities of
resolving the economic problems of Iran which are dire at the
moment. Of course, there is also another element and that is the
fact that the garden council has decided to ban the candidature
of over 7000 candidates in this election that's across the
country, but also 90 outgoing MPs, which have been barred from
reelection. And most of these MPs from the from the reformist
camp, and people were telling us well, you know, the stars of the
party are not even allowed to compete. So a lot of people
chose simply not to vote
and I'm not sure exactly what is the election for is it for the
Parliament?
It was for the for the president Parliament yet parliament the
parliamentary election you went to the turnout was
the I'd like to know
10%
where we're headed people look at it now. We're on our way to
that 10% Brother Yeah.
Meanwhile, here's the another France 24 report on the suit.
Another thing we don't get we don't know anything about
despite the fact that this civil war Well, Clooney 1000
Clooney doesn't Clooney. Yeah.
Well, Clooney has not been apparently bailed, but they had,
like 400,000 Dead a million refugees or more the Sudan civil
war over reported by France 24
South Sudan's longtime rivals have formed a unity government.
rebel leader Riek Machar has been sworn in as President Salva
kirs. Vice president after two previous failures, observers are
hoping this time around the coalition will last but as Naomi
Lloyd explains, the two men have a long and bitter history.
This warning a South Sudan's vice president, former rebel
leader react which are watched by President Salva Kiir in his
trademark cowboy hat.
The two bitter foes in an embrace and coalition government
together sealing the 2018 peace deal aimed at ending six years
of civil war
you're actually watching Friends 24 When you get these clips I
think right are you not Yeah, maybe yeah. That's the problem
is if you can't get and you can't get any of this online, I
mean, the go to EURO NEWS you go to it's just it's all the same
stuff. It's like they're all copying what we're doing and
it's you know, it's all Trump Trump. Very hard to get this
news in fact, I would like to recommend that we do some of
this spread it out a bit over the show and pop one of these in
from time to time instead of
on a roll it's pretty hard to do so I like to jump up
guy know it's hard it's hard to jump into it from a topic but
it's it's incredible, not being told was underreported
now this one report which is nothing that's what you know,
it's a big secret but there are over this the French have
decided to police themselves a little more by bringing cops on
the street in some of these troublesome areas. And I have to
say you'll hear a little thing in there where the guy says show
me your papers and what they're this is like a big this story in
France is oh there's a big deal this is helping this is Elbe and
if you listen to is very positive story, but when you
watch it, which you can't see when you watch it all you're
seeing in parts of France now is stop and frisk stop and frisk
all stop and frisk. In play this police in France papers please
the uniforms the same but these police officers have a very
specific beat. They only patrol the underprivileged feed
neighborhood of Lille in northern France.
Can we see your papers please?
Some random searches to enforcing parking rules. The
team is meant to be a somewhat permanent fixture in the
difficult inner city area. They're the first in a larger
effort to combat the so called urban ghettos. The legal team
was rolled out in October and many shop owners say the
atmosphere has already changed.
You can work in your shop
with ease, none of the young people bother you know,
there were groups of youths hanging out. Now with the
police. I feel like there's been a change.
Another disadvantage suburb, this one in Stroudsburg. In
eastern France, it has also been given the same label of having
delinquency problems, namely with identity politics and crime
here a former intelligence officer has taken on the role of
mediator within the community.
While not at all but we've managed to clean up the
situation with little by little the dealers that were working in
this entryway have moved master deposit.
Over the next few years, some 60 neighborhoods are slated to get
local police forces, more nonprofits and social services
attempts to give the young people of France's toughest
neighborhoods away from crime and involved in the larger
community.
Yeah, go figure it works. Oh boy. No boy. Don't Don't tell
anybody. Don't tell anybody over here.
I'll tell anybody.
Good one.
I have one. One more.
You can end on a high, but all right, you can top it.
Well, I think this is interesting because I've got a
couple but this one is not a high, but it will be at least as
interesting and something that I didn't know what's going on. But
you know, the front French and the yellow jacket thing. Yes.
Protests. Yes. Yellow vests. Yes. This has been going on in
Algeria for a year now. And nobody knows about it. But here,
let you listen to international news play one year of Algerian
protests this has been going on it's just wild.
This weekend marks one year since the start of Algeria is
Hirak protest movement, and Saturday, 1000s gathered in the
capitol to keep up their calls for a complete overhaul of the
nation's political system. As the crowd started to march
toward the presidential palace riot police stepped in. Julius
Seeger takes us to the scene.
One year on 1000s of Algerians took to the streets again to
demand deep political change. chanting the same slogans as a
year ago they tried to make their way to the presidential
palace in Algiers, but were dispersed by police with water
cannons. They say their determination is untouched as
their demands have not yet been met.
We are asking for the entire ruling class to step down. What
we were asking for on February 22, still stands today.
Do weekly protests now known as the Hirak movement started on
February 22 2019. That day 1000s flooded into the streets to
protest against the then President Abdelaziz Bouteflika,
his bid for a fifth term. Following 10 months of protests,
he was eventually ousted and replaced by the democratically
elected abdulmajeed to Boone, while numbers dwindled,
demonstrations continued. And on Friday, the President tried to
appeal to protesters by stressing the importance of the
movement for the country's democracy.
I want to congratulate the Iraq movement. Without going into
further details, I would like to say that they has helped protect
the country from a total collapse and that bled,
you know, for certainly the US media being a bunch of globalist
dicks. They really don't tell you what's going on in the
globe.
No, not nothing. This is a real interesting situation, because
they the protests began to get rid of this old fart that really
needed to go and they got rid of him. And then they had a
democratic election. And they brought this new guy in who got
elected, but that's not good enough. Oh, because some of
these movements are just a really communist movements and
they don't care about the Democrat election or any of it.
They want out, you guide the whole group out, chop their
heads off. And this is going on. I think this is I think part of
the Bernie phenomenon. Well, worldwide phenomenon, hopefully
in the United States. We wanted to get this done. We got it
done. Now we still bitch.
Hopefully we'll get the election we deserve here in the United
States of Gitmo nation be the socialist against the
capitalist. That's what it should be. We'll see. That's
what it should be no fuss in there. Yes, coming up next, the
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