anti science, Adam curry John C. Devorah.
It's Thursday February 27. of 2020. This is your award winning
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provement but it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood.
For those for those of you who don't know what happened,
because you listen to the podcast, we started over. But
that's we know we'd have we do this live stream in the morning,
but we have the no agenda. stream.com is 24 hours a day,
seven days a week. And about an hour before the show Darren
O'Neill typically will jump in he'll do a whole show, get
everyone pumped up. Get everyone ready. And of course, I'm set up
in the studio and I'm really I'm doing this clips, I'm prepping
I'm not paying much attention everything. And I'm like, Okay,
it's got about 20 more minutes. Let me see where Darren is in
the show and like and I open up the stream to listen to it. And
it's dead. Like oh man so I think my volumes dead stare on
our stream well so I think my volumes dead so I do one of
these where you turn up the volume on the on the computer
and I hear it coming back. I hear I hear like an echo. Like
what's going on? I had captured the stream for like an hour and
a half. And people just listening to you know, blings
and belongings. And it's been mainly silence. It was very odd.
What Whoa.
So somehow when I when I set up the stream, I guess I clicked it
on or something? I don't know. No idea.
You screwed it up. Of course. I
screwed it up.
Oh, that makes sense. Because that's, that's why I screwed up
the opening and that
yes, as long as we can blame the guy. Yeah, no, that's fine.
Either way, that song. The burning down Milwaukee is really
a dynamite tune. Oh, yeah,
that's gonna be the end of show and show. A mix. Fantastic.
Just a solo. It's only so long. It's very long. It's a full
production.
Yes. Well, we don't mess around here. We got tons of producers
with tons 1000s of producers here on the no agenda show.
get criticized. Oh, wait, come on.
I think before we because so much has happened since Sunday.
Before we get into anything we need to revisit the Bogot of
Russia is meddling to help Donald Trump win which is now
off the radar already because of the debate and Coronavirus, etc.
But your your call today? No. But you recall that we that we
played two clips of the breaking news the two authors of The New
York Times piece Maggie Haberman is that Haberman?
I think it's hell Berman.
No, it's Haberman. Anyway, yeah, I think it's a woman. And Adam
Goldman. Oh, Maggie was on CNN Goldman was on MSNBC, like just
breathless and like, Oh, my God, it's happening. And he's trying
to the Russians are trying to get into when I say and I think
we pretty much laughed at it, and said, This sounds like a
bunch of bullcrap. And lo and behold, not one day later,
none of this is really cut and dry. Alex and it is complicated,
and it is nuanced. What we are hearing from three national
security officials is that here's this,
by the way, as CNN who of course, were part of the
problems and
may have overstated the extent of leads to Russian
interference. She said that Russia was interfering in the
2020 election with the goal of trying to help President Trump's
reelection campaign. Now those three national security
officials tell us that this is actually what the intelligence
says on the one hand, that Russia is indeed interfering in
the 2020 election. And secondly, that Russia views Trump as a
leader that it can work with. But the US doesn't yet have the
evidence actually conclude that Russia is interfering in the
election because of the fact that they view Trump as a leader
he can they can work with because they have a preference
for President Trump. Now, one official said that Pearson's
characterization of the intelligence was misleading.
Another official said that it lacked nuance. Now we know Alex
that after the 2016 election, the US intelligence community
definitively concluded that Russia did indeed interfere in
the 2016 election in order to help Trump get elected. But that
information we should note was based in particular, on a high
level Kremlin source that the United States actually relied
on. And the United States doesn't have that source there
anymore. That source was extracted and brought back to
the United States. And so now the United States doesn't have
that information as of yet to conclude conclusively that
Russia is interfering to help the United States it's not a
stretch of course, to say that for Perhaps that is ultimately
what Russia will be doing here in the 2020 lecture. But as of
yet, the US intelligence community has not made that
conclusion, according to those three national security
officials who me and my colleagues spoke with
so a lot of words salad there, instead of just saying, Oh, I
guess we shouldn't have believed the New York Times who were so
breathless to let us know that this was a fact. And this was
true. When this was happening. It was breaking news broke was
all over it. But I think this is also untrue. Shelby Pierson who
is a career type of person in the intelligence field who's was
brought in by Dan Coates, I guess? Yeah. So she's, she's
been, she'd been around for a while. So she apparently
overstated what was going on. I don't believe that. I think that
Adam Schiff, because he's the one that usually leaks this
stuff, that he took the information and overstated it to
the New York Times. And I base that upon a January 22 interview
on NPR, with Shelby Pearson, and the way she rattles this off.
And you can even hear little pieces of it. If you recall,
that and Goldman did mention China briefly in his report. I
think this is pretty much how she briefed the intelligence
community and the oversight board oversight committee
will the 2020 elections be secure from interference, either
foreign or domestic? Yesterday, I asked Shelby Pierson. She is
the first ever intelligence community election threats
executive. She was appointed by then director of national
intelligence Dan Coates in July of 2019. Her job is to work with
intelligence agencies like the CIA, the FBI, the NSA, and the
Department of Homeland Security to identify and fight actors
that are trying to interfere with our voting process.
The Russians, for example, are already engaging in influence
operations relative to candidates going into 2020. But
we do not have evidence at this time that our adversaries are
directly looking at interfering with vote counts or the vote
tallies.
Is it fair to say we don't know what Russia is going to do yet?
I think that is a fair characterization. And I would
also say that this isn't a Russia only problem. We're still
also concerned about China or Iran, non state actors,
activists, and frankly, I've certainly for DHS and FBI, even
Americans that might be looking to undermine confidence in the
elections after Russia.
Was that would you say,
with advertising, only for
DHS and FBI, even Americans that might be looking to undermine
confidence in the elections
after Russia interfered in the 2016 election, there was this
push for transparency about attempts to influence our
elections, Pearson told me she's walking a line between not
wanting to frighten people, but also wanting to keep them
informed.
Transparency enables resilience. And sunlight is the best
disinfectant. So the more that we talk about the threat,
potentially more we empower voters to understand this as
merely a reality of today's landscape. And that despite all
of those challenges, or managing them, or countering them, and
they should vote,
and I listened to the whole 15 minute interview, she sounds
pretty level headed. She doesn't sound like she's some kind of
nut job. I'm pretty sure that if someone on the Intelligence
Committee and I'm just going to say, it looks like Schiff would
be the obvious one. It just took some of those words and made it
his own and gave it to the New York Times.
He's a creative guy. Even wrote some screenplays. He's
true. This is true. He is He is a very creative guy.
Maybe before we go into the humorous portion of the show,
which would be the the most recent debate, because let's
face it, somebody heard our message and they made the show
not boring anymore. I appreciate that.
It may. Well he's not boring, but it's also in most of it was
unlistenable in which Oh,
yes. Let's just talk about the Kung Fu for a second.
It was kung fu fighting.
Your podcast was talking about the economic ramifications of
this five weeks ago. I hope people put puts in or whatever
you do to bet against the market. Because Monday, right
after the Sunday show Monday and Tuesday, it was interesting to
watch what happened with the financial markets. And for sure,
exactly what we talked about is starting to happen travel is in
fact my brother in law. got let go from Expedia. As they're
losing a lot of money on just quick, real quick,
like, that's the thing that's bad about it.
You got to know you got to know Barry Diller.
They go on for a week and I'm done. What
exactly,
but we have so many em. Let's first talk about the The
lethality itself. And I think the biggest problem we have here
is this is this testing. And now I'm not even sure if there's a
real test yet. All the testing I see is, you know, basically
pointing a digital thermometer at someone's head and say, Wow,
you're good. You're no good pass No Pass, which by the way, is a
good precursor to a barcode. We're just getting used to it.
Oh.
First thing, I thought, wow, they're scanning us like pets.
You know, like, Hey, you gotta raise your chip. That was kind
of my first thought. Because really?
And I'm just looking at pure dad, I No, good. You just not
ring the bell. All right. I'm getting people complaining about
the bill more than the lipsmack. I don't blame so every time you
go, so I'll do that to stop it. Why? Because it's annoying, but
I let you go. Because I love you know,
you didn't even make one bell ring. Wow. Okay, I'm done. Thank
you.
This is not a health crisis in my mind. From all the data I'm
seeing. And the data we're not seeing but we shared with you on
Sunday is that this is killing older people, people with who
already have respiratory issues, or immune deficiency issues,
just like seasonal flu does. Now. This is not an influenza.
It's a respiratory virus. But it is survivable the way the
seasonal flu is survivable. I think we both agree on that.
John, yes. And I'm also going to take it further because JC has
been looking into this because he has to work in the city.
Besides stepping over poop,
which is in a state of emergency, I understand Sam Oh,
yeah. No,
no cases but state of scamming somebody somebody said, Hey, you
know, what, if you just get declared state of emergency get
all his money?
Oh, really? Yeah, that's pretty much it.
And so what she did she our mayor declared state of
emergency. So he says, for one thing, if you want to get tested
for this thing in the United States is 3000 bucks, no
insurance cover, Aha,
see, there you go. That's the info. Right there. So what did
they what all these so called test for? No, I got tested, got
tested, I got tested,
they will pretty much deny you getting a test unless you want
to pay for it. There was this is I'm gonna what I I'm not 1,000%
in line with your thinking, but I can't I don't even have a
clip, I do have a clip. But everything I'm going to say is
backing you up exhaust. So the tests are a chip. And so we're
now we're looking at there's some new tests coming out and
they're gonna do some, they keep changing the test because the
test is not good. And GJc actually believes they're going
to start testing, you know, in a fake way to get the market to
kind of relax a little bit. And then we go to Europe. Now Europe
either wants is either a, on a has a suicide pact with itself,
or it's got another clue that's pretty much grew up
well, before you before we go too far. Because there's,
there's a couple of parts of the story. One is, is the actual
lethality of what's going on. That seems to be quite low, when
it comes to the amount of noise that is being made about it and
the measures that are being taken. And you know, just just
wanna remind you hundreds of 1000 people die in hospitals in
the United States every year 50,000 People die 30,000 people
die from gun deaths, of which the majority is suicide
150,000,007 70,000 die of opioid overdose. So we're really
talking very, very low numbers, particularly for something that
has been out there for about three months. We know now to
this is three months. Yes, it's spreading. But of course, if
you're testing everybody, and I don't know what these tests are,
there's no mention exactly how that works. Or if there's a real
test that works well. Yeah, you're gonna find people and
then the media is doing the bidding of multiple agendas.
One. i From the beginning thought that this was a GGP move
to reset his market because they were already in trouble. The
Trump trade tariffs was having an absolute impact. There's this
whole secondary debt market on pieces of paper and IOUs. And it
they needed to let some air out similarly, it was fine here to
let some air out of the market this thing was exploding.
Clearly, I think over inflated, just everyone's oh, it just can
only go up can only go up a nice reset is desired. I think
everybody was kind of looking for that. But also, what an
opportunity to get rid of All kinds of crappy news. I mean,
you've got companies saying, Oh, bad numbers, it's all going to
suck. We have CEOs resigning from big companies, although Bob
Iger may not be related to you know, anything business wise it
could be something else with the CEO of MasterCard, the CEO of
Salesforce had just a lot of news that gets buried because of
what's going on. And then, most importantly, we can blame Trump
for not being prepared. That's the new one. That's what we love
doing Chuck Schumer came along Oh, what an idiot we need $8
billion. And now that another news cycle is just filled with P
fired the cut the seed cut this to build the wall. Oh, so what
I want every add to that, you have to add this part, which is
very important. Get he appointed pence. Yes, that's the head of
the operation. And everyone's freaking out. Does it know
anything? He's anti
science. Exactly. Exactly. Even though Now Joe Biden was in
charge of the big things and that guy's anti speaking right
now. It's just no. Luckily, we do have some CDC people, you
know, we have the the President's little spiel he did
yesterday, which I think he made a strategic error. There should
have been at least two people in lab coats I do not understand
why he of all people didn't do that. You got to have your lab
coats. That's what gives people a good feeling. So he didn't do
that. And of course, the New York Times politicized it this
morning. laughing laughing You know, I gotta read this to you
this for something that apparently is going to kill us
all. Trump's Coronavirus Coronavirus strategy, stay
clean, wash hands avoid friends. That's the headline in the New
York Times. And this is written by Katie Rogers, she must really
hate the president. He says Mr. Trump's self declared
germophobia is well documented in his 2004 book, how to get
rich he detailed what he called a personal crusade to replace
the mandatory and unsanitary handshake with Japanese custom
of bowing. And it's all about oh, yeah, his stance on
combating illness as President has, in some ways matched how we
behaved as a private citizen. Keep them out of here. He wrote
on Twitter in 2014, about an American aid worker infected
with the Ebola virus. Nothing actually about what went on,
except bitching at the president. And then the funniest
thing, in the same article, answers to your most common
questions. How do I keep myself and others safe? Remember what
the headline was and the big laugh? There answer, washing
your hands frequently is the most important thing you can do
along with staying at home when you're sick. So they went out of
their way to do this, to politicize this. And of course,
they have their own reasons because Trump is suing him. But
the CDC did one of those phone calls, where reporters who call
in these are typically much better than any press
conference. And here was the specific question to a 25 year
member, employee of the CDC, the Centers for Disease Control.
Thank you very much for doing the call today. There has been
some political back and forth now that Democrats are accusing
the president which essentially means the administration and
everything that falls under that is being ill prepared for
Coronavirus, requesting too little of amount in terms of the
request for two and a half billion dollars. Do you feel
that we are ill prepared from a financial standpoint? I know you
are a clinician and I don't want you to get too much into
politics. But do you have what you need to do your job? What?
CDC for 25 years. If you asked public health officials at that
time, what they feared as an expectation it was something
exactly like this. The idea that we might have a pandemic of
influenza or a pandemic of a respiratory viral infection is
something that we've known about and has been planning and
preparing for. We at CDC have been exercising with our state
and local health departments. That's why the whole of
government exercise last year. That's why we've invested so
much in the foundation on which we are now responding. But that
being said, we are never going to ever be able to be so
completely prepared. We're prepared for any inevitability.
We always are going to find that diseases surprise us and that
there was some consideration that is slightly different from
what we plan for. Have we made a lot of promises? Only five years
I've been here? Yes. We better prepared today than we were 20
years ago. Yes. While we complete Leber parents. And
therefore we need to be reacting to the current situation differs
from what we planned for.
So pretty normal, we're prepared,
this is all bullcrap were prepared for the sound system.
I even tried to EQ it a bit without much success.
Now, why has this thing not been actually called a pandemic yet?
Because that's what everyone's talking pandemic pandemic
pandemic. But no, it's not a pandemic, the World Health
Organization calls it a public health emergency of
international concern. And that was announced by the head honcho
there at the World Health Health Organization, Ted dras, Adhaan
adhanom. And now this is a new head of the World Health
Organization request
a Chinese woman, it would have been called a pandemic, yes,
except now
she was replaced by this guy. But there's a lot wrong with
him. First of all, he was he met with the Zhi Jing ping in
Beijing on January 28. And this was already after Wuhan had been
shut down. So on the 30th, a couple days after he comes back
from meeting with Jing ping, which was closed door meeting,
then he says, Well, this is I've taken a look, and this is the
this this warrants a proclamation of a public health
emergency of international concern. So not a pandemic. And
this guy is not a doctor, I think he's the first Director
General, who has not not been not come from the medical field
is also the first African to head up the World Health
Organization. But what's interesting is that he made his
mark in the political world in Ethiopia. And flights are shut
down. To and From China, almost globally. And of course, there's
exceptions here and there. But guess what is open? The DISA
Bob, what is it? Ababa Addis what's the airport in
Addis Ababa?
Yes, that's something like that. In Ethiopia, it is opened as the
gateway for China into Africa. And of course, we have a million
Chinese in Africa. There's no stopping. You can go right to
the airport. And they're not even testing for people. They're
just going in and out in and out China to Africa continuously.
What do we not have an Africa, any mention of any cases of the
Wuhan flew? There was one that they thought was an Egypt, but
it turned out not to be that. So is this guy doing allowing this
travel between China and Ethiopia? Because it's where he
came up in the political scene? Or is it really not all that
bad? Why is he not calling it a pandemic? Well, there's another
piece of data, the pandemic emergency financing bond, which
we missed. And of course, why wouldn't we, the pandemic bonds
were written in June of 2017, for almost $500 million, and it
was purchased, or the most of it by Germany, a little bit by
Japan, but I think 75 or 80%, by Germany, and it's a fantastic
it's a very high yielding bond. Now, there's two different
categories, but combined about an average of 10% annually on
your money. And this was touted as a great idea and fantastic
and Bah, this is, this is just the best the best ever. This
will give poor countries an opportunity to have access to
fast, fast cash in case in case there's a pandemic and they
don't have any cash. But if there is a pandemic, then all
the money can be triggered can be sent out to poor countries
and the investors have nothing. And they have very specific
guidelines for what triggers a pandemic in this bond. And I
think that's probably a good way of looking at it instead of some
fuzzy wuzzy stuff. They literally say, you have to have
20,000 infected 2000 dead and at least 20 other dead in a single
country, outside of the country where it starts, which we
haven't hit yet. We may or depending on the counting, but
I'm thinking given this guy because it'll be the interest
from the World Bank, the World Health Organization, will be the
one to declare if the World Bank Bond gets triggered and can be
paid out to different countries. I have a feeling that if this
were let's just put it this way If this isn't a pandemic, he
doesn't want to call a pandemic. because you'll have a bunch of
really pissed off investors, if they find out that you triggered
that and all their money is gone for some bogus reason. So either
being super careful about it is a good catch. Or it's just not
true. It's just not at pandemic stage. Seeing that we have
Chinese going in and out of Africa on a continuing basis, it
never slowed down at all. So I'm very, very skeptical. What is
baffling to me is the amount of noise the media is making. I
mean, I tried to clip Tucker Carlson from last lays, it
bleeds. I mean, it's irresponsible. Here's that
asshole, Dr. Mark Klein, whatever isn't. I forget his
name. And he was at the airport, and he's reporting all people
are coming in with the flu. It's just irresponsible. They're
making people crazy. And now to get to your European story,
cheese, because of the Italy stuff. What do we do? We send a
little message to Willow. We haven't heard from Willow and
several years on the show. I think Willow has lived in
Florence for Geez, 28 years now, I think with her family and her
two kids and Willow is a small amygdala species. Of course,
she's a curry. And she's currently studying her. She's
got her master's in psychology. And I said, Well, Oh, could you
please tell me what's going on there? Because I think this is
bullcrap. But I'd like to know what's happening. And she left
me a voicemail, which I'm going to share with, with, with
everybody here.
It's a disaster. It's disastrous. It's crazy. It
started out with ridiculous psychosis against Chinese or any
oriental looking people. So already, I'd say two weeks ago,
people weren't going to Chinese restaurants anymore somehow
thinking that you know, anything Chinese, no matter if they've
been to China or born here. And there was a lot of
discrimination against Chinese people couldn't even come into
sharps, psychosis total ridiculous stuff. In the
meantime, Italy was one of the first to really start testing
everyone. So I went to Madrid 12 days ago, I think, and I went to
Spain and nothing going on. And then when I came back to
Florence, they they zapped me with a thermometer. So already,
this really goes to prove how, you know, if you're testing
everyone, first of all, you're going to find cases. And that's
what happened. They found people who didn't have any symptoms at
all, and whatever. I think the government is there, everybody's
giving them information that you know, is very contagious. Yes,
but it's not lethal and only old people only that's the problem,
of course poor people with you know, immune deficiency problems
or the elderly with issues. So the government and the media
sort of are giving the I think they're giving the right
information, but the actions are just the opposite. So closing
museums, closing schools. I mean, and the final thing is, of
course, the canceling football games or doing football games in
close stadiums that that gives a big message yesterday passengers
from a bus called the police to come because they overheard the
bus driver talking to his doctor about having Coronavirus, so
they call the cops. The cops came and the bus driver was just
telling his doctor that he had done the test because he had to
for his job and that he was negative. So I mean, can you
imagine people on the bus freaking out and calling the
cops because they hear the bus driver talking about the
Coronavirus. That said San Mateo school is closed even I'm doing
an online university and of course the online stuff goes on.
But I had two exams programmed for Friday, the 27th of March
and until further notice, those have been suspended. On the
other hand, the University of Florence is open and savy
started classes again yesterday and she said it was packed so
and then you hear stories about supermarkets rated in Milan and
even here in Florence. People are hoarding and we don't we
don't do this stuff. We just go we're trying to go to as many
Chinese restaurants as possible. All of a sudden he's doing his
usual shopping at the Chinese junk shores store so we're
trying to contribute to normal life of course, I'm a remote
worker. So I'm not really touched about all I'm not really
touched by any of this Um, but you know, even if I were, I
mean, we're cheating it normally, but unfortunately the
sheep are just going behind what everything's happening. So
I think that they're the human species through entertainment,
movies, etc. has been primed for this response. We have been
primed. Yeah, that Netflix by coincidence had that pandemic
movie a couple of months ago. But there's been numerous types
of entertainment products that talk about this, you can go back
to, you know, the trips disease, Stephen King. Somehow we were so
ready for this and the media, as you said, if it bleeds, it
leads, Chase, just seeing the results. All you got to do is
throw some fear in there, boom, you get right and Fox News now
has 4 million viewers. It's insane. And they're doing a lot
of this Hmong fear mongering. So, for the small amygdala,
possessors amongst us really do not believe all this and why
countries and cities and municipalities are taking the
steps to really ruin economic economics is beyond me. I mean,
I understand why the Chinese Formula One Grand Prix, you
won't be as part of that as Trump. I totally agree. But you
know, Japan just said school is closed until April. The Pope,
this is a great one. By the way, the pope canceled the Vatican
event, because he was sniffily and had a bit of a fever after
touching hands and kissing heads at mass. Now, how could I mean,
I don't want anyone to die. But man, would that be a big one? If
if they could get the Pope to die from this? Bam, and the
guy's prime candidate, he's old. You're up there, you know, you
get a respiratory disease, it could be pretty bad. So you
know, I would keep watching keep an eye on the Pope. There was
the Iranians. Now, of course, Iran does a lot of business with
with China. Here's an interesting report. And the
leadership in Tehran is also pissed off about the the noise
versus the reality.
The corona outbreak in Iran is becoming deeply troubling. The
epicenter was in the holy city of Gollum. And it's spread
rapidly from there now one of the main reasons it has affected
Iran so badly seems to be that Iran has kept its flights open
with China during the outbreak there. And because Iran has such
close ties to China, both politically and economic links
with the Chinese, which have been a lifeline for Tehran to
combine sanctions. They didn't close access from and to China,
and it also seems that senior officials are not immune to the
virus either. Members of Parliament, the mayor of
Tyrone's 13th district have contracted the virus and even
the deputy health minister, who's in charge of countering
the Coronavirus has tested positive for it. In a video
that's become viral in Iran. He's seen standing next to the
government spokesman during a press conference with the media
He's sweating profusely and constantly wiping his brow with
a handkerchief. The government spokesman then attended meetings
with other senior officials. That same deputy health minister
also gave an interview on state TV last night where he was
coughing and spluttering away. Today and a live speech Iran's
President Hassan Rouhani, said this is one of the threats of
the enemy, the USA, to spread fright amongst Iranian society,
in Iran to lead the country towards closure.
I mean, the moment we're in right now, when you hear these
things like the Assistant Deputy Minister of Health, was it would
you saw the video probably He's coughing, he's wiping his brow,
he's sweating. Then you have the Pope. I mean, this is how these
types of disaster movies start. You get these little clues. And
everyone I think that we're programmed now to be on our
edge, like, okay, it's something horrible is gonna happen. And
then we all know we're all going to die. It's going to be the
end. Here's Fox News, Tucker Carlson.
And the other thing, I guess I wouldn't get out of the lab.
Most people would think well, a technician got infected through
poor lab procedure, and then walked out on the street
infected his family and friends and so forth. But there's
another way it could have gotten out of the lab because we know
that that in China, some researchers not all but some
researchers have actually taken their lab animals after they're
done experimenting with them after they've been infected with
various viruses and so forth. If the live animals aren't dead,
they take the bats and the rats and the snakes and everything to
the local fresh meat market and sell them on the fresh meat
markets and make extra money The virus may have passed to human
beings by that means through the the the Avenue of the vector of
someone's stomach
I can't wait to drive by our Asian place after the show see
that no one's there people believe this oh yeah they sell
though their their lab animals to the market and that winds up
in your in your Chinese meal. Come on people.
The only towns are supposed to be deserted.
So there's two other things and I listened to DHL unplugged and
I don't think you guys brought it up, although, even after I
tried to calm Andrew Horowitz is fierce at our dinner in Delray
Beach. He's got to go on off about the flu. He's he's kind of
into it. Yeah, yeah, he's kind of bought into it, which is
fine. But the from the financial markets perspective, for a long
time, there's been talk about a financial reset. This is kind of
conspiratorial, but you know, China's been buying up all this
gold and the, and the theory goes that we'd all kind of have
equal amounts of gold, the US and China and maybe we throw
some other countries in there. And then we reprice all the all
the currencies and you know, everything goes down. It's a
reset. Somehow, Max Keiser is really big on this financial
reset idea. So that could be what's in the works. I don't
know, personally, I think, you know, within about a month or so
markets will start zooming back up, and it'll all kind of be
over and we'll forget about it. Maybe some other fantastic piece
of news, we'll, we'll cross our paths and it'll it'll drown into
the background. But I the only thing and this is where we
started with five weeks ago. From a financial standpoint,
this is the economy. It's a huge problem. On the other hand, as I
think I laid out a couple of shows ago. There's a lot of good
that has come from what Trump did when he first came in,
namely, the Trump tax cuts. An example is a buddy of mine works
at micron, they make chips. I don't know who they sell to
everybody and Micron three and a half, four years ago, they were
laying people off, enter the Trump tax cuts with the
repatriation of the overseas money, they opened up another
fab, they're going to open yet another fab, they can't hire
people fast enough. And that's because they people will no
longer want to do business in China or even maybe India for
that matter. Although I think Trump has tried to, you know,
keep that from dissipating that relationship. But there's good
things that could actually if this was, you know, Trump
anticipated something like this, and he gets this magical
Coronavirus, after all the steps he's taken against China. We're
in a pretty interesting spot in the United States. I just don't
know if this financial reset is something that anyone's angling
for. And I have a question for you. Is this the tipping point
for the bond market that you've been looking at for several
years?
Bonds seem to be strong. Okay. So not yet. I don't know if
that's ever good. I mean, that whole thing is like got me
that's the most annoying thing about the market in general is
this bond collapses never happened. A couple
it's annoying, annoying. It hasn't collapsed yet dammit.
Yeah, let's not say that. You have Digital Extremes as the
Asian extreme which is this clip of Olympics to be canceled.
Oh, yes. Oh, man that
completely canceled and The Japan Times which is going to
interview with Dick pound who is the longest standing member of
the internet? What's
the guy's name Dick pound,
Jake. Pound
and The Japan Times which is got an interview with Dick pound who
is the longest standing member of the International and he's
the
longest Come on. Dick pound is the longest standing member. Are
you kidding me? I was going
on The Japan Times, which is got an interview with Dick pound who
is the longest standing member of the International Olympic
Committee, the IOC and he is warning of a possible
cancellation of the Tokyo Olympics. No less. He's arguing
that measures now need ramping up in terms of this Coronavirus
outbreak in terms of security food, the Olympic village, the
hotels and if those measures do not go ahead, Stuart then you
are probably looking at a cancellation. That's a quote
from him. Another quote from him, this is the new war and you
have to face it. This of course with four deaths in Japan from
the Coronavirus, and of course, one US Publication you found
looking at the story saying a reserve fund if you like could
actually cushion the blow if the games are not able to go ahead.
Well, this is the US magazine fortune, which says around $900
million To help finance global sports, it's pointing out that a
number of global sporting events and the Olympic qualifiers
specifically in Asia have already been canceled because of
Coronavirus. Now, if there was a cancellation, Dick pound is
saying there is still to get to that point There's still three
months to reflect on that. If it did happen, it would be the
fourth time since when was the first World War there was a
cancellation and twice in the Second World War.
This is going far.
That's that's the Yeah. You know that the NBC has got to be
concerned about that, that they got the contract. Yes. And then
we have this curious EU response to the cook Coronavirus, which I
found to be based on everything else, discrepant and
interesting.
They met in Italy now the epicenter of the Coronavirus in
Europe, trying to coordinate the response to the disease. While
taking measures to block the outbreak, Europe's health
ministers decided against canceling all major public
events and against shutting their borders.
And we need to achieve
we've decided to apply a set of common principles in the next
days, weeks and months in principles based on good
cooperation and mutual assistance. And we've decided
that it's unthinkable to even consider closing our borders in
measure would be inefficient that the
obvious NFL majority for CHIP while China has applied a
drastic measures to stop the outbreak imposing lockdowns on
10s of millions. Europeans say that closing their borders
and posing ID checks or examining travelers will not
stop the disease. Scientists say it can still slow its expansion
or push it up.
controlling the flow of travelers can slow down the
spread of the disease man says I believe it can't stop it
altogether.
Since the latest spate of infections in Italy COVID-19 has
reached new countries, Switzerland, Croatia and Austria
through people who had traveled from Italy, Germany, France and
Spain have declared new cases.
Yeah, that's interesting. In light of an article I saw just
this morning about euro land, where there's an increasing
number of what we used to call migrants illegal and asylum
seekers traveling to the European Union. Well now what
they've done is that they've there's a huge uptick. I will
read this from the article that most of the increase is
accounted for by large number of applications lodged by
applicants who are exempt a visa requirements when entering the
Schengen area. So the visa free applicants are mostly from
Venezuela, Colombia, El Salvador and Honduras. So if you want to
go to Europe, you go to one of those countries and you just fly
and it's kind of like your your esta visa, you just fill out a
form and you're good to go. So it's there's no border security
at all for this if they think they need it.
Yeah, well, there's that well, we'd have to conclude from this
exposition that this is much ado about not much
right, but it is hurting lots of people in businesses because of
the media hype. And I think that's it's egregious and people
also now luckily no agenda heads, and we think a little bit
clearer, but I've seen enough I've seen enough people tweeting
and and I can I can smell the fear but I just don't think it's
warranted. Now for you and I a little different you know, we're
in the danger category. 50 To 75 I'm pretty healthy. Think you're
pretty healthy. Just eat so you don't want to get it No, but
such as life. But this big scare it's you know, it's not Ebola
people you don't get it and you don't bleed out and you don't
have you know, just a walk
around with blood coming out of your eyeballs or wherever.
Exactly. So I think I think we're pretty safe. It's now just
a matter of management, managing expectations. And then my eyes
on the market I'm interested to snatch
up on the company that comes up with the vaccine.
Well, you know, there's money to be made. Well, that money has
already been made there. There's two companies both of them down
severely from big all time highs yesterday. The first one is what
is it something man with an M?
I don't know either one of them.
Hold on. I have it here. Yeah, because it They're in a recently
listed company. It's about a second. I have to get it here is
m r n a is the symbol. What is the name of this company? It's
moderna moderna Nago. Madana shot up from where were they
like it 16 bucks or something shot up to 38 today down to 26
and the other one was an I followed this because I heard
the T's from no one less than Larry Kudlow.
I think I have the clip. Yes, this is he was on CNBC, but I'm
not at all convinced that we can't get hold of what we need
here in the US. We have stockpiles, we also have the
capacity to produce more in all these areas. I'm no expert in
this. But we've seen some of these biotech companies, Gilead
being one of them. Probably coming up with a vaccine in a
much shorter time than people realize.
Now Kudlow is full of shit here. Gilead is not working on a
vaccine.
Thank you. Now let's update on various aspects of this story.
First of all, Gilead is in what the late stage testing of a
virus Yeah,
they are remdesivir, which was originally bought out to treat
Ebola but they've shown in studies that it can be quite
effective, they believe against Coronavirus. They're now going
to test human tests are mainly in China and Asia 1000 patients,
they're going to be put on five day and 10 day dosing regimes
and I are going to monitor the patients after that for 14 days.
This is lightning fast. We talked about this yesterday.
Normally, this is such a long drawn out process. They are on a
fast Fast Track.
Yeah. Okay. So Gilead, also down sharply today, after all this
news. It's not a virus, it's a retroviral, which might be able
to help you and our experience from AIDS, to our experience
from doing this show. In these types of, you know, pandemic
scares, is that there's all you know, there's you can even, I
can list you the stocks, Novavax, you know, there's all
these little biotech companies, and people get all excited, and
then oh, we're gonna have a vaccine. But we know a vaccine
takes a year, year and a half is fast. It's about right, if you
can even do that. So you know, I think that everyone gets all
excited. And then the stock price is zooming. And then they
all Well, wait a minute, it's gonna be another year and a
half. And there's just so little good information in the market.
Except for here, sadly, you had to come to a podcast to learn
that you're not going to die. That, of course, is why it's the
best podcast in the universe. And so then we talked about
those CEOs. I've just found it very interesting that we have
MasterCard, Salesforce.
This is a lot of people believe, and I'm wondering, I'm on board
with this. Is this the Veritas project? Yeah. They just came
out with a video yesterday. In fact, the guy got fired. And
ABC, guys with Eric forever. got booted. Well,
here's the thing. He got fired for saying that ABC doesn't
really care about the news. Yeah. Does
he see the part of the giant entertainment empire called
Disney doesn't care that much about the news? He says bad
about? It's interesting
how they didn't fire the guy or didn't I guess? I don't know if
he's fired. Fired him. Oh, I thought he was put on. Not,
not my understanding was fired. Could could be he's out the
door.
But, ya know, I don't know. But I heard. I listened
to that. Right. And listen, I read the transcript. I'm not
gonna listen to that crap. It's impossible to hear it. But I
read the transcript. And what I found interesting was that he
felt bad about Trump not getting accurate coverage. Yes. And then
he but what really got my attention was that he himself
claims that he is a
full fledged, yes. Socialist, a Democratic socialist, I think,
no, no,
he eventually said I'm a Democratic socialist. But I'm,
in fact, I'm a socialist. If you read the transcript, he says
he's a socialist. And I found it fascinating that we have, you
have both socialists running into news departments of big
major networks. This is a this guy was up there. And also a
socialist with some sympathy for Trump. I just found the whole
thing to be just kind of, here's the
quote, you're right. Are you a Democratic socialist? Oh, yeah.
More than that, I would consider myself a socialist. Like, I
think there should be national health insurance. I'm totally
fine with reining in corporations. I think there's
too many billionaires and I think there's a wealth gap.
problem. But my my two favorites were you can't watch Good
Morning America his answer? Oh no. He said you can't watch Good
Morning America without a Disney princess or a Marvel Avenger
appearing, which of course is no, that's why they have the
morning show to promote their other Disney entertainment
products. I
totally am and what does he expect? Actually? Yes. And
people in New York are constantly I think, fascinated
by how can people like Donald Trump? Well, you know, fuck
crossed the Hudson now and then come out and spend some time
you'll hear why. He's telling his own news colleagues that
they live in a bubble out of the office. Yeah. Get out of the
office once in a while. Yeah. Well, so. I don't know what's I
mean, the key word, of course, is resigning immediately, which
is highly irregular,
for that give you even a day's notice. I might have hair.
Yeah. So I'm thinking more like a me too thing or, or worse. I
was thinking at first, but then it's possible the Veritas thing
is enough, because he knows what kind of he doesn't want to do.
He's already got, you know, his life is complete. He said, Yeah.
And so does he want to deal with the aggravation that he's going
to have to go through? And no, it's because that's what's going
to happen. It's going to be hounded. The only
other thing is that the you know, they launched the Disney
streaming app. And which everyone is saying, is you
really competing with Apple or Apple's competing with them? I
don't even know how the two compare. It's very possible that
in addition to whatever else is happening, the streaming
experiment is a flop. It started off with a bang. We haven't
heard much about it.
I don't see it as a flop. Okay. It's possible
it's there's the death knell right there. No, everybody that
Divorce Act, you're using
it. Use Netflix, we use Hulu. And we use Disney and
everybody's quite happy with it. And the thing that I didn't like
about it was it seemed to be put together at the last minute with
baling wire, but it's stream is fine.
Yeah, I mean, just maybe people aren't maybe they took their
free free trial, maybe the I don't know,
that comes out in the annual report. And that's nothing as
CEO
is going to quit about I have, I'm just saying I'm just
throwing stuff I say seems to
me that is going to be not wanting to be hounded about this
Trump thing right now. And I agree. My first thought was a me
too thing. But it's just like, you know, it's aggravation
enough to be a CEO of Disney and Well, that's it. I'm dying to
hear now going
back to this. This reporter who says he's a full on socialist.
If there's a question I'd like, asked, is there going to be
another debate? Do we have one more? Please tell me there's
another debate. There's got to be a debate, we need more
debates. I would like the question posed to the
contestants, as Mike Bloomberg astutely said, Could you please
tell me what a Democrat is? And I'd like to know what is a
socialist? I'd like to know that each candidate's definition and
for that matter, I'd like to know what Trump's definition of
Democrat and socialist ism and we'll throw in Republican, but
when it comes to the socialist and democratic socialist in the
news media, nothing is better than the editor of time. Time
Magazine, Anand giridharadas, I think his name is. I don't know
if he's editor at large, but he's built his editor. It's kind
of a, he looks like you could be a Queer Eye for the Straight
Guy. He's a, he's a Asian as an Indian Pakistani type guy with
bleached white hair. And he goes on this rant about the
difference between capitalism and socialism. And we can laugh
and hoot and holler but we'll just let the minute minute 20
play out. It's mind bending,
we have come to a place in America, which I find
fascinating, where our understanding of gender is more
fluid than our understanding of capitalism, socialism, and
democracy is remarkable. I never would have expected that we've
made tremendous progress in understanding that it's not like
men, women, nothing in between. It's complicated. People fall
all kinds of places on that distribution, but capitalism and
socialism, no, no, it's one or the other. The reality is for
any person who's actually traveled or read a book, every
country in the world has maybe a couple of exceptions, has some
mix, capitalism and socialism. When you're on the highway, the
thing beneath you, socialism, the things on the highway
capitalism, the cars and the trucks carrying stuff when you
are on Wall Street. In the banks, capitalism, the
regulator's that make sure that brokers not stealing their
money, socialism, right? When you have to work right 40 years,
IBM capitalism when you retire, and have Social Security,
Medicare take care of you socialism, right? It's only it's
early in the morning. Oh, no, I have already in the course of
this day, by eating certain things, engaged in capitalism,
by taking a car here engaged in capitalism, but I've also
benefited profoundly just by 8am. From socialism from the
fact that people, you know, there were roads, it was nice to
have roads on the way it made it much, much faster commute. You
know, all the ways in which capitalism and socialism are
actually part of every hour of our lives. Let's end this
ridiculous binary and have some understanding of economic
fluidity.
Economic fluidity, John,
there we go. This is it. This is where they're starting to turn
gender studies in the economic
topic, fluidity. I mean, this guy should be fired immediately
from his position. He has no idea what he's talking about.
Well, the days of Time Magazine actually being a magazine I know
and having anybody where I mean there's a blog Time Magazine and
Newsweek are both blog
I'm down with that is so true.
Yeah. So that guy's a head of a blog be at get yet just thought
that was quite fascinating. Fascinating.
I think your ideas good is solid. It would be interesting
to hear what Elizabeth Warren says about it. Man, it'd be
interesting to hear Bloomberg Bloomberg was the only guy we're
not gonna do the debates in a second because we think we need
a break here. We have to do we do have SARS. Oh, I'm sorry.
Everybody's Oh, wait, I meant swine flu. Yeah.
Hey, everybody, it's Adam and John here. Yes, this is the SARS
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Yes in the morning to all of our shills and trolls or as Al
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that's okay. Cool.
So we got Sir Not Serrana Mr. Dogpatch showed up
oviya Yes.
Was another coded amount $1,318
Well, the 18 would be we never understand his codes but the 18
would be maybe the Jewish code but we're pretty sure he's
Muslim.
Now he's Muslim Yeah.
I wish I understood his codes they did he write a note usually
that's
the course he did. Okay, good. Oh, by the way did Yes. Yes.
Your line three missing
lines. Yes. It is.
What it was supposed to be there.
Hey, man who's been doing my lines.
So he writes is normal note, but of course this time he's got
some some. Well, he's a lot like Fuka zotoh. In that he has
stories to tell. Yeah. These guys are on the road.
Yeah. On the run, I thought you're gonna say on the on the
land, man.
I have an unusual request. Goat karma. Whoa.
Did you want to right off the bat?
No. Get to him at the end. Sorry. Go karma. Three goats in
my tribe died in the past two weeks. Oh, boy. I am the owner
and I needed to last longer than a horse race to karma. But not
too long as Eid is coming the end the party time.
This Muslim party time but not for the goats.
Yes, and it's coming and several of their lives will be cut short
anyway. But good health until then would be nice. Thank you
for thanks for all the producers that make this the best source
of news and analysis in the known universe to
non-contributing listeners. Come on. Your alternative is the M
five M A commercial entertainment and opinion
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Fourth Estate. Good point quick shut down by North Korea against
all Chinese gave me pause. As you recall those last note which
he's talking to he's going to North Korea. Suffering from a
cold. I thought of hit better. I thought better of heading to the
peninsula with a cough. less fearful of issues in the
peninsula than being pinned up like my goats. other sick people
upon my return. Yes, exactly. It turned out to be a correct
conspiracy assumption says my intended return date coincided
with the quarantine of America's returning from China. I get
enough S S S S on my tickets thanks to the programming bias.
And that's what he's referring to on your boarding pass. Yep,
there's there's these codes on there. Yeah, different airlines
have and that's one of them. That's that's you don't notice
it. But oh, yeah. Sure. Can you come over here and then we need
it. We need to talk.
We have a special line for you, sir.
Thanks to the programming bias, as Adam has reminded people
until you re enter, you are a foreigner and as many have
learned you are innocent, unless you're alleged to be guilty of a
crime. And some groups are automatically alleged by the
programs. He's pitching himself being one of them. Despite these
hassles as a weary traveler returning to the US I want to
thank the many border officers for two words they often say
welcome home. Yep, they do. I know I know.
Which brings me to a point I was thinking about earlier because
I've heard about this would you if when you go into Texas from
an international outlet out post and you come in I know that I
know. They see your residence if they see your residency is Texas
and you're coming into Texas I'm just asking because it's never
happened to me. Do they say welcome home doofus? No, I was
told that they say welcome home doofus so so anyone from Texas?
No. Okay, I just wonder because I was
I pretty much Unicode. I've had a lot of different treatment for
different reasons. But in general, it's I get I get a
welcome home.
Yeah, I get Welcome home to which I do all also find it.
very distressed.
Makes you feel good makes you feel good.
Yeah. As opposed to welcome home doofus who told me that he
continues his note. Very difficult start to the year
Agent Orange took a close friend of mine while another has
significantly deteriorated from his Gulf War Syndrome. Either
has had a single regret for their decision to serve and
defend our Constitution. Great Americans. No jingles. Well,
except for the good karma.
Yeah, well, he said no, jingles. I just wanted to say one thing
before we give him and his flock. Some isn't. What is a
bunch of goats? Is that not a flock? That's a herd? A herd of
goats? Yeah.
I don't know. Maybe not.
Last night, the keeper and I wanted to watch. He lies a
sledging juror on Kimmel.
Yeah, I was gonna stay up for that too. But I went to bed.
Well, so she
was second guest, which means first you get the first guest.
And then you get
to second guesses. Yeah, I if she was the first guest, I would
have watched
well, so we bit the bullet. And we were invested. Now before
they got to her. They had an ad break, which was two breaks. And
in the middle. They came back to the studio. And they did a
native ad acted with Guillermo and Kimbo for Deez Nuts. The
total block of time because we we rolled it back. And we looked
at time codes was 12 minutes. 12 minutes of ads is unbelievable.
Wow. Either there there
lies it gets. You get our license. She
didn't even get 12 minutes. She got one segment.
Yeah, that was just five minutes. Max, I think. Yeah,
it was I was blown away as both of us were seeing like, another
ad and another ad. And there was a 60 and then 215 and a third.
As you recall,
as you recall on this show. I'm always pointing out to native
ads on ABC News. And Kim was on ABC ABC is the king Yeah, the
native ad.
Yes, the but so they broke it up these two blocks of pre produced
ads with a native ad. That's like either they're really
raking it in which I'm sure they are but this is whorish and by
the way if our camera like I can't have a nice chat with with
Eliza celebrity who's funny she's going to be in a movie
with Wahlberg is a big good No, it's probably not an ABC movie.
Not probably not a Disney movie. So that's why you know, not even
a clip. Shut up. That's the fact No, it's a Netflix movie. That's
why yes.
Oh yeah, I would Yeah, give a short shrift. Get out of here.
And out 12 minutes that it's unwatchable and all of it is
stuff you don't want right which
is a group of goats is called a tribe or a trip
oh well that's what Serrana said. He said my tribe I thought
he meant tribe and goats I thought he meant his tribe like
Google boom guy I don't know what he's talking about you
wouldn't be but that's a racist a very good very tough
trying to be as racist as possible people
are innocent until well alleged to be involved in some type of
criminal activity. All
right, here's for your tribe. They're synonymous of Dogpatch
and lower slove. And we'll throw an extra one after it just to
make sure that all nice and juicy for the fest and thanks
well, I mean it well,
we go goats delicious meat. Yeah, we need it much in this
country.
You I've had a bad Mexican goat dish but otherwise I like I like
Jamaican goat but I had a Mexican goat was just like like
I was taste the goat was still bad they'll go on like the I
don't know if you can
get if you can get a goat leg or like a goat like lamb get the
bone out of the thing. Yeah, be great. What you have to do by
hand sometimes which I've done yeah, it's it is a better it's a
better version of the Lamb. It doesn't have a goat flavor.
except the one that I don't know what they did guy peed in it. I
don't know.
Really? You know, I've heard
anyway, thank you very much sir. animus of Dogpatch and Loris
LeBeau via Good to hear from you love your notes. And all you got
your karma for the tribe. Okay.
Reopen the spreadsheet and go on it was Robert slack. And I don't
know how that's pronounced slack but he claims it is. You tell me
anyways, S L A gh t he came at 333 33 from us in Glendale,
Arizona. And he he sent a note in saying hello from Glendale, I
sent a bank check. Yeah. Okay. I would like to say in the morning
to you, and that it has been a while since I donate. So he
needs a de douching
you've been de deuced
he sent a bank shaken to one of these, you know, one of these
systems. And we rarely I mean, most people just send a mail
with a cheque in it and then have a note of it. You received
it. Yeah, I do. I received it. I picked it up on Tuesday.
Was that zone zone maybe zone? No, no, there's
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that nice well debates about the Reno's Great show I have a
lot of clips most of them are very short I have only one clip
over a minute
I loved this show. I was entertained Okay,
well if you love the show I'm gonna play the most annoying
clip I've ever produced Yeah, it's one of those clips that if
I don't put this warning out in advance you would like bitch
about it but you can pre bitch if you want no I'm not gonna
breach about nothing. That this will be this is essentially the
entire debates boiled down into a 1081 minute needs second clip
by an I will say it could have been 10 minutes if I wanted it
to be yes.
Senator response center our response to
respond to the question
word alienating Hey Amy that the United
States Government Nicaragua Obama said American
Lee way we talk about minimum wage. Wage The question we think
millions of affordable housing
and raise taxes on billionaires is a radical idea is a radical
idea. Things you just think immigration reporter named your
American senator, to bring Mr. Steyer
in on this conversation Mr. Steyer.
We got to open this up universal health care for Bernie, Bernie
you acknowledge that trade loveless?
Yeah, was not edited. That was what there was no overlays. That
was absolutely the straight feed. From the debates that I
put together there. There's different segments, but it's the
straight feed. There's nothing going on other than that, and it
was mostly budaj Edge stepping on everybody.
Did you did you did you get the idea that the CIA broadcasting
system did not go to Buttigieg a lot. Kind of like leaving him
out. I felt to me like he was a bit protected. They didn't ask
him I thought he got a lot less time than everybody else and was
just at it wasn't really asked a lot of questions.
But he was butting into everything. He was the worst up
there
and any any was not funny and lame when he did.
Well, everybody was not funny and lame. I
have to say, everybody was funny. Well, they're
only funny because they're a goof. Do fusses. But let's,
let's do a couple of things that went on. Okay.
I love the show. Five. Thank you. CBS finally finally made
politics entertaining again, riveting stuff.
There was a I mean, I don't watch the goat you let's start
with this one. I let me get this a lot. This is one of the
longest clips it's 47 seconds. And this is Tom Steyer. I
thought it put a clip of him in there. And I was listening to
this and I'm saying, This guy, if you listen to what he has to
say, which is all lies, he is the here's the problem with the
Democrat Party is this guy. This is all globalism. And here's the
globalist message listen to this clip. I want
to say something about foreign policy, which is this. We keep
acting as if we're in the 20th century or the 19 century. If
you look at the biggest threats to the United States, we're
talking right now about Coronavirus that cannot be
solved within the borders of the United States. We're talking
about climate change, which is a global problem that has where we
need us leadership for countries around the world. In fact, Mr.
Trump's policy of us going it alone of America First of having
no values, no allies, and no strategy is disastrous for us.
The biggest threat to America right now in terms of our safety
of our citizens is climate and it's time for us to deal with it
that way every single foreign policy issue is about American
leadership the next coalition new topic Senator Sanders
no Sorry Tom. No good. That was not happen. Now he's no good.
And he wastes so much time by saying I want to talk about
something and this is what I want to say I want to talk about
it I want to say this and then he talks about it Yeah. What is
the point of this performative at the beginning that just
lingers guy is a he's a he's no he's no good he's no good no
good. All right. Let's go to let's go to let's start with the
little gem that was at the beginning. This is the war This
is debates, debase this doesn't have the E in it. War kill it is
the little killer thing, which is kind of cute.
At least I didn't have a boss who said to me, kill it. The way
that Mayor Bloomberg never said to one of his pregnant employees
there's so much going on with this first, Bloomberg I roles
were great. I also noticed his mouth is and that means not just
these lips, but about it's shaped very similar to that of
Homer Simpson.
Have you noticed that he hasn't? Like
if you look at his younger read some of his as he taken these
off the air, but the early ads? Well, you only get to see us as
we do. So they got these ads of humans when he was fired when he
was 39. And he started building his business after that, which
is, you know, commendable. And they show pictures of Ms. 39.
And he had to duck lips. Yeah, his upper lip was way out very
much like a Simpson character. And it was looked like a
goofball. I think he's had to work done on those on that lip.
So there's another thing that bothers me about this clip. And,
and maybe it's just me being overly sensitive to all messages
because it's kind of what we do. But isn't the whole idea
of
a woman's choice to do that if she wants to continue her
career. I mean, for Warren to say that this was, of course the
way he said it. But isn't that kind of what abortion is, is
killing it? You know, to me, it felt like the it didn't belong.
It didn't belong in the in the conversation, but also from the
standpoint that she's supposed to be coming from.
Kill it with a little
weird little weird I haven't
I didn't need to look at it from that perspective. But now that
you mentioned it I now do and before we go on with these
clips, and as a few more, I want to get a couple ISOs out of the
way. Ah, here we go. So it makes a little more entertaining. So
I've got, I've got kill it.
Alright, let's check it out. Tell what Fernando's show is so
nice. In fact, it's going straight into the end of show
slot just in case all right, what else you got?
Adjusted above that? How many hours? How many hours do you
have?
Which was not a great ISO for the end of show? But to me that
was the end of Bernie's chances of anything. He cannot explain.
Explain how it's going to be paid for how many hours do you
have? And apparently it will take forever as many hours as
you have in your lifetime to understand it. I thought that
was the worst answer he could have given
I'm not gonna argue with that. Now we got piss up a rope
piss up a rope way made who said that's not from the debate.
No, it's not even say what is it from? Alex Jones Okay,
now disqualified. Alright, next.
President is a Russian president is a Russian operative.
It's an old one we've heard it's man.
So you're like and kill it?
I am kill it. I'm loving kill it. Especially at the end of the
show. Are you kidding me? That's almost perfect. Yeah, let me
just let me just see if I didn't have anything to I have nothing
to compete. Nothing competes with the kill it I think what is
great and have surely it's just perfect, but she's so emphatic
kill it. Because that's how he said it. She's doing she's doing
the entire impersonations. Very nice. Very good.
Okay, so here's the name. Now. I want to save the Biden stuff for
last because there's actually there's Biden stuff that goes
beyond the debates. And I know there's because it's so funny.
No, it's not. And I've decided that it's it is so super picking
on him. It is elder abuse the man is it. They don't love him.
They hate him. Someone really hates him putting through this.
This is not okay. At this point.
I am a lot. I'm with the side that says yeah, it's okay.
For the show. I'm happy, of course, but I'm starting to feel
bad about it.
Now, here's a thing that took place in the debate that it
boiled. Take keep the Biden stuff at the end. Here's the
Bloomberg. This is the clip. This was great. Everybody's all
worked up about and this is the clip that Scott Adams has some
thoughts on. And this is this is the bought them clip. You heard
it. Of course, it's
the truth always wants to come out.
Let's just go on the record. They talk about 40 Democrats 21
of those with people that I spent $100 million to help elect
the all of the New Democrats that came in and put Nancy
Pelosi in charge and gave the Congress the ability to control
this president. I thought I got them.
I bought got them. Yeah, we all heard it. Okay, so here's now in
a skip to Scott Adams. And this is his little commentary on
this. And he's taught he caught that too. And he says Bloomberg
is a very important element in the money machines at the
Democrat Party. And he thinks that there's some that this is
another reason they're going to try to screw Bernie.
Now here's here's the other hidden magic of what Bloomberg
is doing. Do you think that if Bernie is the candidate,
Bloomberg will spend his hundreds of millions to get
Democrats elected in Congress? Woody, because remember,
Bloomberg thinks that Bernie's policies would be a disaster. So
if Bloomberg, if you could imagine a scenario where Bernie
gets the nomination, Bloomberg might turn off the spigot.
Right. If I understand Bloomberg 's position, he thinks that
Bernie would be a disaster. So I don't think he's going to vote
more Democrat or helped fund more Democrats to have a
stronger position in Congress, if that would make Bernie
capable of getting what he says he wants. So the biggest problem
that the Democrats have as if they if they nominate a centrist
even if it's not Bloomberg, they probably still get Bloomberg
money. You know what I mean?
That's doesn't seem like a crazy assumption. I mean, that
totally, totally. I didn't, it was something I wasn't thinking,
Oh, well,
I was only thinking about that part. And it's really a little
bit more if we replay the original.
Let's just go on the record. They talked about 40 Democrats.
21 of those were people that I spent $100 million I help elect
the all of the New Democrats that came in and put Nancy
Pelosi in charge.
Now, that part. And then he goes into the I bought. He also owns
Nancy Pelosi, this is the message that he's giving us
here. They put Nancy Pelosi in charge, none of you bought Nancy
Pelosi, the Speaker of the House. The next part I'm
wondering about this is all it takes is 4 million bucks per
candidate on average, to win over Republicans in these
states. And these it was quite a number of how see one
and two 100 is 50. Now much sorry, he's not 50 with 20 to
refi. 5 million. Okay, on average,
on average four, but thanks. Yeah, thanks. Thanks for Bernie.
Tony ours do you got?
How many hours? You got? I can't I mean,
he's it was was it? Was it purely a matter of 400 million
bucks for these races that the Republicans didn't have 100
million bucks, Trump couldn't raise that? I find that
interesting. I'm not sure. And
why you have to always assume that is above and beyond.
Yeah, but these most of these? Yes, but still 100 million for a
majority in the House. It's worth 100 trillion when you
think about it, or 100 billion at least a majority in the
House. You kidding me? What what a what a what a joke. What a
bunch of losers, the Republicans are if it was only $100 million.
And they could have Well, maybe if they put 125 down, but the
point I'm making is
yes, I agree 100% to lose the house for $100 million.
But I'm also not agreeing with what he's saying. I don't think
the money buys that. I just don't. And I love Mike Bloomberg
being in this. I love Michael, let me finish. I love Mike
Bloomberg being in this race. Because we will know we will
know if you have unlimited funds. If you can buy yourself
into the presidency. He clearly thinks so he talks about bought,
bought bought, I'm not so sure he's probably more frustrated
that he doesn't seem to be able to buy himself the presidency,
the way he believes he bought the the house seats for the
Democrats. I don't think it's true. I don't know if
people have had these these ideas. I did William Randolph
Hearst, the first with all his newspapers thought he could push
himself into the high positions in the government and never
could do it. Right. The Bloomberg is very similar
character.
And he's underestimating the American public
have written in the newsletter, a couple of the essays, like not
the recent ones, but some of them discussed this, this is a
big deal, because the media wants everyone to believe that
it's true that you could buy spending, spending, spending
more money spending, spending, spending more money, you will,
you will be successful. And that's this little message about
Bloomberg and 100 million is a good example where the media is
gonna go Yeah, yeah, yeah, this just shows you that if you spend
it more money, another words give us the media, more money.
You'll be successful. Yeah. So he, of course, especially you
more than me, say no, it's not true advertising stinks. It
doesn't even barely works.
Yeah, I think it does think I think that Trump did won the
presidency with much less money. It wasn't because of
advertising. He was because of the nonstop news cycle. They
don't really have a nonstop news cycle on anybody except Trump
still not really on any other candidate.
Now, I got Amy's little thing at the end, they said give us a
motto and what you feel about life or some stupid thing.
I love Steyer when they did the Moto thing and he closed his
mouth and he might have wanted to say something but they took
it away from him immediately he's a schmuck
All right this is a me as a schmuck how politics
is about improving people's lives Got it? Got it vice Biden
biggest misconception a good one.
It was very good one very good one.
Thank you. No, it was yeah, what
was that about?
was not pretty good. Wait a minute was wait a bit. I got
something here hold on. We just play your clip again.
Politics is about improving people's lives Got it. Got it.
Vice Biden
biggest misconception the good one. That was very good one a
very good one.
Pretty Pretty, pretty good.
Like that one, huh? Yeah. John Benson put that together for us.
That was nice. I like that. Okay, so let's go to Biden and
some of the stupid shit he said. Now, and this was on the debate
house have some after the debate, he continued He's like,
he's a he just gift that keeps on giving. Here's the debate
Biden and the black woman is not a joke clip.
I'm looking forward to making sure there's a black woman on
the Supreme Court to make sure not a joke. I pushed very hard
for that.
Oh, I don't, I guess so to my yours a brown woman, she doesn't
count. Is that the deal? It's like no, no
the deal for me the deal. Here's the deal. He said that, by the
way, I have the the transcript of the whole debates. He said,
here's the deal five times. And once he said, here's the deal.
Here's the deal. Yeah. You had a double deal. Double deal. He's
double dealing. The way he presents this, it was pure
pandering to the audience in South Carolina to say that in
the first place, and then and they applauded him. And then he
says, It's not a joke. It's not a joke. What is he talking
about? It's not a joke. What is it? Does it does? Or does he
assume that because they clap that they thought it was a joke?
Well,
let's talk about that for a moment. The audience was very
vocal during this debate. And the reason why, and Trump
complained about this in in the, in his initial debates, when he
was candidate. This was the donor class. Tickets were
17 $1,800 a seat just to sit there. That's why and there were
a lot of Biden people who came in and very few Bernie people to
this was a rigged audience.
All right, well, that still doesn't explain it's not a joke.
It's not a joke.
Well, hello. What this says is people are willing to pay $1,800
to see Joe make a fool of himself. This is a this is an A
ticket ride, baby. This this is the one yeah, this is like
that's gonna take us to Vegas.
Yeah, technically e tickets here top ticket, you
know, I thought I thought the E ticket was but someone corrected
me years ago and it's somebody
corrected you wrong. In fact, I used to go to Disneyland when
they had
house tickets. Yeah. With the kind of
backing and the eight tickets with like the free rides. You
know, they were just junk. There's the E ticket is the E
ticket. And whoever told you that was gave you was I don't
know what they were thinking. Anyway, let's go on to here's
another one. This is the why am I stopping clipped?
Yeah, this was on a second. This was another one of my favorites.
While we're Oh, yes, got
it. We are going to continue to move closer to make sure that we
can in fact prevent China prevent North Korea from
launching missiles to take them down. And if we don't know, why
am I stopping? No one else stops. Okay. Okay, Catholic
school training. Okay.
Sad this this is this is where although funny, it was sad. can
I do to that you don't have on your list?
Yeah. Are they Biden? Yeah. Yeah, well, you're free to go
they came up with the Internet. I mean, they came up with the
internet they came home the whole idea of of stealth
technology and our threat due to I'm going to do the same thing.
And then that come from
Yeah, we just it the piece I wanna, which I didn't get where
you see like that DARPA, which is the advanced thing. But I
mean, it's, and this this, I think was the best I
provide for the opportunity for first time homebuyer,
homebuyers,
homeowners, homeowners, the homeowner. Okay,
you got you've also got to get half that's from the debates
about the 100 50 million shot dead.
Yes, I have it all in context for you
because I'm the only one that ever got it done. Nationally, I
beat the NRA twice. I got a assault weapons banned. I got
magazines that could not hold more than 10 rounds in them, got
them eliminated, except we had a thing called an election with
hanging chads in Florida. And it was not reauthorized. In
addition to that. I passed the Brady bill with waiting periods
I led that fight. But my friend and my right and others have in
fact, also given to the gun manufacturers. Absolute
immunity. Imagine if I stood here and said we give immunity
to drug companies. We give immunity tobacco companies that
is caused carnage on our streets. 150 million people have
been killed since 2007. When Bernie voted to exempt the gun
manufacturers from liability more than all the wars,
including Vietnam, from that point on corny John archery and
I want to tell you, if I'm elected and our I'm coming for
you
and nobody called him on this yet,
but you know, obviously because he doesn't have orange hair, you
know, it's not fun to do that to Old Joe. It's sad. It's so sad.
And the funny thing is, is he's going on and on about all these
immunity. He's got immunity this He never mentioned immunity to
vaccine manufacturers. Now Oh, well. It makes the point there's
the immunities to look to the immunities to lawsuits. And he
says that gun manufacturers have this immunity says can you
imagine? If and then he says pharmacy,
but you're not actually taking him serious anymore. I mean, you
know, he's just here for entertainment. You can't be
upset. The Joe didn't do something, right.
Well, I'm more upset that somebody said, Hey, Joe, there's
not 150 million dead. It was like since 2007. That's true.
Oh, he has
he has a real he has a real issue with numbers. He'll say 50
million instead of 50 billion he he just says issues. It's it's
cruel.
Yeah. Well, let's go on with the cruelty segment. Okay. Okay.
This is after the debasis the debates after and this is a
little Biden one minute clip where he would I'm gonna discuss
it this brick tech plant. Well, I don't know what the hell it
is. Bates after Biden.
I'm sorry, debates. I see debates. I don't see the
word after No. Should be debates after Biden, Freudian slip.
Oh, you know what, okay, I'm sorry. It's because you've
misspelled things. Nevermind, not your fault. You misspell
anything in this line? Okay. I will explain to you, if you're
looking for debate after, right. So you have D Baptists, you have
debate, lowercase debate uppercase debates with an S. So
it's no longer in alphabetical order from looking for the next
word after debate. Just a It's not your fault. I clearly need
to anticipate better
when I got a chance to say something I said what I had to
say. And look, it's all about whether or not we're going to
give people an even shot. The idea that, you know, progressive
is what we're looking for, and not a revolution, this idea of a
revolution. It's not going to happen. People want progress.
They want to build on what we had not go back to build on what
we had. And the idea we should have a health care policy that
covers people or we do that if you can afford it and get it
done
is the very notion of revolutionary politics within
the Democratic Party disqualifying?
No, it's not disqualifying. It's worth competing. But the fact is
the idea that Bernie is going to bring out more people than Brock
when I brought out in 2012, is this 2008 or 2008? It's just not
like I mean, and you look what's happened so far, you've got to
be able to go out and get mainstream Democrats and you got
to be able to go out and get independents and some
Republicans to vote to bring this country together. And you
do that by talking sensitively about what's that what's at
stake. And I think from what we're talking about now is, you
know, spending $60 billion. I mean, it's just
the number we raised and others raised on the stage was 60
trillion years, Freudian slip.
Freudian slip,
a How is that a Freudian slip? Does he know what a Freudian
slip is? No.
No, I have two quickies from Joe, in South Carolina, not at
the debate, which I think are worthwhile listening to this
one, in context, mean that there was a little snippet on Twitter
people were sending around, they went back and got the full thing
in context. He confused himself by speaking about the past. And
I think he wanted to say this is how I did it. But it came across
as this is what I'm saying to you. Now. This is the first in
the south dinner. Speech.
South Carolina is gonna terminate the next pres United
States gonna be you really are. You're the ones that sent Bill
Clinton to the presidency. He they're the ones that sent
Barack Obama the presidency. And I have a simple proposition
here. I'm here to ask you for your help. Where I come from,
you don't get far unless you ask. My name is Joe Biden. I'm a
Democratic candidate for the United States Senate. Look me
over your language see help out and not both the other by give
me a look though. Okay. That's all I really got to say to you.
I'm about I got two minutes and 30 seconds left. I'm looking at
the clock down here.
This is this is ultra said. He's well, hold on.
This would have qualified a year ago for our show as a drunk or
not drunk question.
I don't think it's drunk or not drunk. I think he's just, he has
programmed it all. All of these candidates, everybody. They have
things they say they spout it off. Bop, bop, bop, bop bop. And
this has just been programmed into any I think he was taking
himself back. Previous times old times, Bill Clinton. You know,
he's thinking about that. And I got a simple proposition. And he
said that 1000s of times running for Senate and it just came out.
And it was everyone's like, Okay, now. Let's give him the
hook. And here's another one. This is another. He's not up to
date, literally.
I'm not proud of stuff is getting past getting moved
getting control the Paris Climate Accord. I'm the guy that
came back after me with Zhang Xiao ping and making the case
that I believe China would join if we put pressure on them.
Deng XIAO PING has been dead for what? 25 years.
He died in 1997. Oh,
yeah, there you go. 23 years is Zhi Jing ping. I know it's
complicated, but you know
how it's gonna give him a little more leeway on that Gaff. Oh,
crap.
How can how can people still actually be putting their money
behind this guy? Do you want to beat Trump so bad that you'll
put a Weekend at Bernie's in the in the White House? This is this
is delusion from Democrats who are actually supporting this
guy. They need to
help. top Democrats
top big mind big money big money.
Yeah, I know. It's unbelievable. Here's the one I've got. I do
have another ISO which is from from the debates and this is
Biden. This was the best look. Look, look. Look. This is
Biden's here is the deal. Look.
Here's the deal. Here's the look.
Here's the deal. Here's the deal. Look, here's the
deal. Here's the look.
Okay, anyway, here's Biden
to do you think I'm the question? Do you think that
anyone who loves him like you love me will ring the bell and
say hey man, just like you with the lip smacking like Joe you
got
to stop with his lip smacking the entire show ever since that
first
bell the only reason why it's because I now I'm continuously
wetting my lips. You've made me very super conscious of it and I
kind of hate you for it. But I but for the show to the show.
It's important.
You love it.
I have cottonmouth again here's
my wonder wonder why of cotton
was going to bite into this another double deal. But
here's the deal look at what's happening here. Look at what's
happening here.
Now this is good. It's not in the show too long but I like it.
Here's the deal. Here's the deal look here's the deal
look at what's happening here look at what's happening here
matter Wow He also said fact
of the matter a lot Yeah.
And by the way did a list of of the here's the deal the look the
look the look thing that was very Who do you think the second
guy was on that stage? He said look to Biden, Biden really ran
away with it took a while, but halfway through he started
taking over. But who who's keeping up who is keeping the
pace of all the people up on that stage?
Let me think Steyer nope, Bernie. Nope. Then I give up.
Buddha judge was he doing a lot of looks really
like that was shot checking the boxes. Look, look, look, look,
it
was kind of more like a like a, like a grease stain. He really
had no personality. He didn't shine at all. He seemed really
guarded, I think. I think it was just trying to stay out of the
way but then he would butt in and it would be dumb. And he he
tried make quips.
That's why he keeps saying look, because he was trying to draw me
into
trying to look at him. Look, look at me. Look at me. Look at
look, have you heard the? I'm sure. Yeah, go ahead.
Yeah, go ahead. I was gonna say and by the way, this should be
the show because is our last chance because I think Buddha
judge has done to run up Joseph pedigree or Joshua Pettigrew
art, which we've never run as Ashoka.
Alfred Newman. Yeah. Yeah, I'm pretty good with that. Because
although I disagree, I vehemently disagree that this is
it for him. I don't think he's out and he's got all the money
he needs. He's got backing. And I'm sure if you did you see the
side by side of him and Obama.
Yes. I thought I clipped it.
I have it here somewhere. I thought that makes sense. We
already know kind of what where he's coming from. He's got this
totally manufactured military background. He wasn't he was a
an interpreter. He they call him in Afghanistan. They call them
white powder. Pete.
He was part of that one from the
military guys. He was yeah, he actually served with Peter
strock. In Afghanistan, this guy is super connected. So he he
helped put together the URL On deal, Pete is is total
intelligence popped to the top. And he is so good that they
said, Okay, we want you to be the white Obama. I don't know if
it works that well without the visual but at least you'll get a
good idea. And he studied him and he's got the cadence, he's
got the language. It's just not plagiarism. This is what the CIA
does the
election. The person who got the most votes, just brings us to
this country. This country was built as a movement reaching in
at church basements, and barber and universities and
shines as a beacon to the world once more. And this is our
chance to answer that call.
It's all Obama, I'm sure also got the training. He didn't go
CIA this. There's no doubt about it. It may be the conversation
was dry. Listen, ma'am. I'm thinking, we need another Obama
This time. We'll make them white. And we'll have him
actually admit he's gay. This will be great. The guy is going
to be president. I can just see that meeting at at Intel
headquarters.
Well, we do have you know, we do have sources that say that Pete
was never gay in Harvard.
Yeah, it wasn't gay until
they've had a meeting with him and his buddies.
They had a meeting and then he was gay. He had
a meeting in Malta, which is known CIA kind of clandestine
meeting spot. And he comes out of the Malta meeting. And he's
gay.
I think is after you met Dick pound.
Pound was came later. Kay came later. So the guy is a very
sketchy character. And but he's done because I mean, next to
Bloomberg is like a small town and I understand what they were
trying to do and they make him the new Obama and maybe that's
why they wanted him to be gay because when he did this
That's what I'm saying. Exactly.
Yeah. Cuz they needed a minority you know, they was should be a
minority that the whoever in the CIA came up with the gay idea. I
think that was a mistake. Here's the Pete and the gay pill clip.
No, okay, hold on. I was leaning back.
If you could have if there was a pill there's a pill that I can
take and not be gay anymore. I would have jumped on
when did he say this? When did he say this?
This was recently because is that he's got it Oh, my
God. No, this never heard this one. No. Oh, and play it again
for the whole thing. Oh my god,
if you could if there was a pill there's a pill that I can take
and not be gay anymore. I would have jumped on it. And thank God
I didn't because then I would not have the the amazing
marriage that that I have now to chaste. And
now here's Wow. I'm confused by his use of past and present
tense. Day Oh, hold on you you're gonna get a people who
ask are skipped. In Holland. We say men Cindy Franco were to
over her Slava translates to when you ask you get skipped.
Let me just do this typical
Dutch by the way. If you
couldn't, if there was a pill, there's a pill that I can take
and not be gay anymore. I would have jumped on it. And thank God
I didn't because
wow. Well, I I do not understand why the LGBTQ Qi APK community
is not outraged by this.
Well, a couple of things. First of all, yeah, you're right.
There's a mixed
Yes, certainly. If you're saying when I was a kid, I was so I was
so freaked out. I was so confused that could I take an
anti gay pill? Okay, but that's not exactly the way it came out.
And it just
and it did says this was a visual, they cut to his husband
and he had a look on his face like
what
was not a good look.
Here. Gilead is working on that.
anti gay pill. Pete
I think I think this is
in the world of gayness in the world of gayness. What.
I don't know what he was thinking to say that he just and
you could tell he was stammering
but in the world of gayness I think that most people I know
and love would say What a dumb as shit thing to say. I that
just it seems like counterintuitive to the whole
message that he's portrayed supposed to
say something pants would say.
Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Huh All right. So anyway, I thought that was kind of
revealing.
I have a few random clips that Tom Starkweather sent to me.
Well, I got one more out of the debates. Okay, one second ISO.
One this was not this is not a good clip, but it was suggested
by one of our producers and I heard it and I said, I'll clip
it, see if it works, but it doesn't work as well as I'd
like. This is the Barack Obama was abroad. You clip
Barack Obama was
abroad. No, it doesn't work.
You can't clip it tight enough.
It's not funny. That's not fun. Okay, here is just some random
clips. Amy Klobuchar,
because I know the vaccine is out there in the head of some
kid right now in school in Columbia, South Carolina, or
Houston, Texas, and it's investing in education.
No, Amy, we already knew Gilead was gonna solve all your
problems, to know Bloomberg as a favorite of the A das community.
And I know a lot of black people. If they were white, it
would have been a lot easier for them. I know
a lot of black people. It's just not a you don't start sentences
like that if you're trying to appeal to everybody. Bloomberg
again, but
right now, I'm sorry if she heard what she thought she heard
or whatever happened. I didn't take any pleasure in that.
Okay. And here's
Pete, I'll tell you what the Russians want. They don't have a
political party. They want chaos. And chaos is what is
coming our way.
Okay. And Warren, I talked to people in selfie lines every
day. No,
she's an amazing woman. She talks to people in selfie lines
every single day.
I want to say something about that. By the way, that's the
stupidest thing I've heard in the whole database. I talked to
people in selfie lines. Yeah. Yeah. The other words people
that's what she talks to. That's that sort of source of
information. Derek lined up to take a selfie. At the end of the
debates. Joe went down and mingled with the audience and
hence and was doing selfie after yourself. Yeah, it was fun. You
had a phone
18 108 $200 A seat donors that's not just an audience of course
he's gonna go down there and talk
Oh, that there you go. That's right. Forget that element. But
but the thing I noticed is that Joe no matter what phone they
gave him knew how to do selfies.
Wow, his arm piling out you're piling on man that's really bad.
And by the way, unlike you I remember to give you your Clip
of the Day
Sir John well deserved
I'm not like you that tries to get away with not playing it.
You mentioned
got the man with the button.
Wow opening clip right there. Thank you. Here is speaking of
drunk or not drunk Chris Matthews talking to Pete white
powder. Pete after the debate
to choose from speaking of bad countries, bad leaders. Putin
apparently has decided I love that pronounce that name. That
way Putin has decided it's in his weird ass interest to
promote the chances of Bernie Sanders winning this nomination
fight. What do you think he's up to what? scarless effort is he
up to here? Drunk going on from?
Well, he sounds drunk to me.
Yeah, but since Windows you say who we are that we realize is a
couple. Yeah.
All right. You got it.
I did that clip again. Because they reminded me of something I
gotta get back to that thought.
Before getting into the nice news. I want to oops,
roll on. Sorry.
She was speaking of bad countries, bad leaders. Putin,
apparently has decided I love that pronounce that name. That
way Putin has decided it's in his weird ass interest to
promote the chances of Bernie Sanders winning this nomination
fight. What do you think he's up to what? scarless effort is he
up to
girl this effort?
Well, I know what the scarlet Scarlet effort is, supposedly,
at least from this perspective of a lib Joe. And there were
some analysts that actually came up with this. The only reason
Putin won Sanders the win is because he doesn't expect him to
win. And it would be the best candidate that Trump could beat.
Of course. Well, Putin is a smart man. We all know that
Putin
neck Putin. Yeah. Okay. That you believe anything. I
have two clips related not to the debate, but to the 2020
race. If you feel you've done enough debate here,
I've gone over with the debates and I'm ready to go to
international news. All right,
so three clips. Excuse me first, Chris Matthews. You will recall
that he said about Bernie Ernie, they're gonna kill them. But
they can't stop the message repeated by Brian Williams to
see such a fool. They made Chris come out and apologize. And
maybe that's why he was drunk. Before getting
into the night's news, I want to say something quite important
and personal. As I watched the one sided results of Saturday's
Democratic caucus in Nevada, I reached for an historical
analogy, and used a bad one. I was wrong to refer to an event
from the last days or actually the first days of World War Two.
Senator Sanders I'm sorry for comparing anything from that
tragic or in which so many suffered, especially the Jewish
people to an electoral result in which you are the well deserved
winner. This is going to be a hard fought heated campaign of
ideas. And the days and weeks and months ahead, I will strive
to do a better job myself of elevating the political
discussion. Congratulations BY THE WAY TO US Senator Sanders
and to your supporters on a tremendous wind down in Nevada
to Google he got chewed out Yeah, Dick
pound had a visit like you gotta gotta get to work man.
This is the one of the by the way I should remind people that
this is one of the things that really makes this show special
because except for the two of us condemning each other you don't
have to sort of thing where
quality entertainment people
it's like you don't have some boss some third party that's not
even on the show that tells you what to do. It is hidden hidden
in the shadows coming up and saying hey, but you like to get
really, you'd like this you like, you like being able to pay
your mortgage. You're gonna have to do this. Exactly. Thank you
for pointing that out. Yeah, but keeping each other in check is
always good. I I totally agree with somebody's got to do it.
Before we before I play these two external clips. Who did you
think came out the best of this debate? Who would you think the
winner was?
Well, I think did I? I have to say I think Bloomberg and here's
my reasons other people feel Bloomberg and other people feel
Bernie I don't do some people thought Warren why Warren made a
fool out of yourself. I thought she was an idiot. Yeah. Well,
can I can I wait The reason I like Bloomberg is he was calm.
He wasn't holding his hand up the whole time dunk on me
Teacher call on me teacher. And he would he was just seemed like
a normal kind of a presidential type of guy. He wasn't come on
me teacher and or screaming. He wasn't yelling like Bernie does.
And the fact that I got something I don't know if you'd
listen to the this thing or watch it later. And I could be
wrong about this. But in the in the live feed that first came
out that was live on the air. The second hour, Bernie was
screaming into his mic and popping his pee over modulating
even over modulated but if you go and listen, go back and watch
the tape. He's not over modulated anymore. Oh, really? I
think they fixed it. Yeah. Because I wanted to get that was
going to be one of my clips. But then I went back to get it and
it was done. There wasn't anything to get.
Okay. I thought Bernie had nothing new is just slogans.
Look, I tell you, it's just slogans and then a little over
modulated because he's always bowing down into the mic. He
gave us nothing new, nothing exciting slogans. He's a slogan,
man. So that slogan near slogan here is a very good term. I
don't know if it's a real one. But it is now though. Yeah.
Slogan year. So he's good at that. I agree with you on
Bloomberg. I think he came back nicely. He needs to stop trying
to do the humor that I didn't clip it. But at certain point,
he said, Well, I'm amazed all of you are here that you even
showed up after my great performance the last time he
didn't land it. He the punch line wasn't right. It didn't
didn't land. Everything wrong, uncomfortably dumb. Elizabeth
Warren, I believe the head has a contingency that I'll call kind
of like my my Austin Obama bots who divorced me and I'm never
allowed to go have dinner with him. They won't talk to me. And
people like that. Enjoy the vitriolic attacks thinking. Yes,
Elizabeth can attack Trump. She could take on Bloomberg she can
take on Trump. I pretty sure there's some of that in there.
And that was the only thing she was really trying to achieve to
appeal to that.
It's not helping
no Paiute was no good. Steyer was no good. He tried the
reparations thing again, which he keeps messing up by saying, I
think we should have reparations for for African Americans, and
and we'll have a committee and we'll learn history. Believe me,
this is not what my A das friends Michael Bloomberg would
appreciate. So I think Bloomberg overall did did pretty well. Joe
is just sad. And who's left? Oh, Amy, Amy. Look, she she looked
pretty good for what pretty good for a while. But then she just
loses it on dumb stuff. And I thought
that was a thing at the end where she complimented herself.
Yeah, there's awkwardly, I still feel awkward.
I still think she is a really good senator and represents her
state. Well, the keeper and I've been going through all the
policies that actually was it was interesting. And against all
better knowledge, she replied to something on Twitter. And it was
about the Oh, someone said it was about Medicare for All and
you know, Tina is rightly she's like, Hey, well, you know, I
like my private health insurance. And I'm not so sure I
want to give that up and she's serious about this. And I
understand she she's one of these people and I get it and I
like her private health insurance to quite honestly
because I can piggyback along and so someone said, You have no
idea what you're talking about. Here in the UK, the NHS we love
the NHS, it is our pride the NHS, this is what you want, this
is where it should go. And so just on a lark, I went to
news.google.com and just typed in UK NHS. Here are the top four
stories. couple who fled Wuhan over Coronavirus fears told they
can't have free NHS maternity care. And that's because it
happened outside of the UK nurses to be trained to perform
surgery to ease NHS waiting times. Okay. Wheelchair NHS
bosses accused of treating disabled man like inconvenient
rubbish, and my favorite and this this would fry people's
brains. transgender patients self medicating over NHS wait
time. Can you imagine how people's heads would explode if
that headline were here in America. So the most protected
class, the transgender community have to wait long and are now
self medicating. That's not a system that is working. Now the
two external clips, this is the Bloomberg Senior Advisor. And
this is something that we can look forward to see, does this
guy have a name? I don't believe I have his name Bloomberg senior
adviser to his campaign. Clearly they've done some oppo research
on Bernie and here's what they came up with.
You've got a candidate who has risen in the polls, because of
his track record. Bernie has all of this loopy stuff in his
background saying things like, you know, women get cancer from
having too many orgasms, or toddlers should run around naked
and touch each other's genitals to insulate themselves from
porn. Why has this stuff not been more surface? He's written
about women's rape fantasies that hasn't been surfaced.
That's the loony side of Bernie. The policy side of Bernie is he
has not been good on immigration. He has not been
good on criminal justice reform. He was an avid backer, the 94
crime bill. He's bad on guns, bad on immigration. And as a
legislator as a member of the Senate. I think he's only
sponsored seven pieces of legislation to for post offices
in Vermont.
That's the opposition research. I'm waiting for the stories.
Have you ever heard of any of this?
Yeah, I have heard most of it. Oh, there was a I don't know
where I got it. But there was all that stuff about his he
wrote a novel or some book when he was like, in his 30s and it
had to do with pedophilia and, and women's rape fantasies. And
that's it. That's pretty much out there. And that's, I think
it's available. And his legislative prowess or lack
thereof is pretty well known. I mean, worn that part.
That part I know, but I didn't know about the kid should run
around touching each other's genitals so that they won't be
obsessed with porn. I mean, I'm sure it's
more of a socialist than he is today. When news. This was
during the 70s.
That is the socialist way. Hey,
let's touch each other's genitals. We're socialists.
Yeah, that's there's another clip for opening show. The it
was the 70s thing and he in the 70s you have to remember this
guy is old. And so in the 70s. He was like he was at his he was
in his 30s I guess and he was thinking along the way with this
crazy stuff that came out of the 60s this revolutionary Are you
thinking and a lot of it was sexual? Sexual Revolution. This
was when the birth bill first showed up within 10 years of it
showing up having sex. This is all pre
HIV. Yeah, I'm okay. You're okay. What color's your
parachute these days? And
in all these books, there was a number of books written from
about 1968 to about 1975. On on sex. Yeah, there was the the joy
of sex started. Yeah, enjoy lieu of little paperbacks and
everything else. And it all it was, was I would look back on
and say, I think a lot of it was about kind of perverted sex that
they were promoting. And it was very interesting to read these
this stuff to be honest about it. They would, that's when
Markita sods material. This period that was Bernie and so
Bernie's right in that and then he's jumped in. He's jumped.
He's on board with all this stuff. And
Doctor Who's when you need how to talk about screwed
up by by, you know, putting it all out there like that. He did.
He doesn't. It doesn't just not gonna fly.
No. And then finally, and this breaks a rule we have a we have
certain rules. There's certain people we do not play clips from
on the show. Can you name three?
Well, I do name three we're supposed to not play clips from
one is Rachel Maddow? Yes. Correct. And the other one is
Alex Jones. Correct. Although we get we break that from time to
time. He's always sometimes you can't avoid tastic. Yes. And the
third one who would be a third one. There's a couple of third
or fourth ones, but
Well, there's two. There's Mitt Romney. We don't do him. Oh,
yeah, we don't do watermelon head. John Kerry.
Yes. John Kerry has been banned, but because his clips are so
He's impossible to get a good clip from him
and Mike Pence.
I don't know that he was banned. Well, that was just a chain of
like, what you're gonna get from Mike Pence. Well, he was.
I got Mike Pence all fired up. And I thought this is we should
at least listen to it. This is not a Mike Pence. I recognize
Josie
that debate in Las Vegas last week. Yeah, I didn't watch all
of it. I mean, that wasn't a Democrat debate. That was a
demolition derby.
A train wreck. Midwest, we know what a demolition derby is. And
it makes a lot of sense. I mean, seriously. I mean, you know, I
grew up in a small town.
County Fair comes to town right. So everybody with the crummiest
cars in town would drive them into the infield and crash them
into each other until only one was driving. So now you got all
these democrats with the crummiest ideas in politics
smashing into each other, and eventually they'll still be one
still running. But I think we all know how this is gonna end.
There's gonna be a monster truck with a T on the hood that's
gonna drive into the MPL over the top.
10 says material, nice. Someone wrote something for
it. I think somebody did write that for him. Well,
of course, he can't he can't do that by himself.
I thought so visual, the good good material like that is all
visualized. And so you can proceed in your brain. You can
see the cars crash news. And then you see the giant monster
truck. This is a Midwestern group, the monster truck, which
you see, even if you've never been to one of these things, the
big monster truck is huge. And they think and it does crush
everything. So it's a good good visual i That's a good good
clip.
And just one other quick note, thank you very much village
people for finally telling the truth. As there was outrage, as
per usual, when Trump went to India, he was in the Patel
stadium and they played macho man by the village people and
YMCA, which is you know, it's a Trump thing and you know, all
these bands like high up, you'll play a music man, which of
course they have no right over and we've discussed this many
times in the show that as long as the venue is playing, paying
for their performance rights, you can play whatever you want.
There is no way you can stop it. You can't ban it, even though
they make big noise about it. And the village people after all
this yelling and screaming on Twitter said since our music is
not being used for a specific endorsement, the President's use
is perfectly legal. He has remained respectful in his use
of our songs and has not crossed the line. If he or any other
candidate were to use any of ours. songs in a manner that
would suggest our endorsement or promotional advertisement that
would cross the line. And they went on to say that we are
inclusive, and we want everybody to enjoy our Music. Well, thank
you Village People. They'd like that. Finally, someone set the
record straight. And of course now,
it was like the best like the very fine people hoax. They set
the record straight and the next time Trump uses any song,
there'll be a big fuss
well, even funnier is that now people are tweeting. If I hear
the village people come on the radio, I'm changing the stage.
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I rang the bell for the goodwill of the people that help us.
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DeSantis, who was listening to the show Sunday says my donation
was not read out against $70 cash. Yes. And some funny
stickers. Yes, I got them. Just want to make sure you got them.
And yes, thank you very much, Sean. Appreciate it. Not quite
sure what went wrong. I also forgot to thank Jeff McDougal.
Jeff gave us a gift. And he's a glassblower. And it's a piece of
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it. I'll take a picture. Once it's on our wall. It's really
beautiful. He wrote a note crackpot and being shill. Thank
you right honorable gentleman for the podcast. I'm grateful. I
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of time to listen to podcasts. While working on my longtime
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I've ever tried. So I accepted the challenge 24 years ago, and
have been happily playing with fire ever since I make
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special glass material. So he makes pipes, a weed pipes. But
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We'll do that for you. Jeff McDougal, thank you and final.
In morning Adam. My husband said he donated as a surprise for our
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put a message in but didn't realize you only guaranteed to
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But yeah, typically it's guaranteed if it's associate
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it's like a part number of meetups and meetup reports to
report the Durham meetup. Now, as organizer TJ says was a bit
rock Key has been much Thanks to Dave from the Garner meetup for
helping hosts also thanks to Derek for helping with my memory
loss. There were nine of us plus two human resources. And then
there was a note here we'd like to suggest peerage committee
consider a group of knights is is an order and a group of
nobles is a house. So a meetup group that donates $1,000 will
be upgraded from a local to an order. And I've been thinking
about this and I've had some chats with me and I'm sure
you've been clued in. I would like to stay away from meetups
with this type of activity. Unless John or I are there for
donations. I think it kind of takes away from the whole point
of getting together, meeting people face to face just having
conversations chime in anytime you want, John, because I didn't
discuss this with you beforehand.
No, Mimi did okay.
That unit agreement, I presume?
More or less? Yeah. I mean, situations like we have a couple
like a Grand Duke, for example. I think that's direct everything
at him. But this vetted people, I mean, just to have random, you
know, you really random donations that are floating
around this doesn't seem to be it's also be a little out of
control. It's
an administrative nightmare. And we really want everyone to enjoy
each other's company that that's the way I see it mainly is like
this, enjoy each other's company. You can always send in
a donation. But I think pulling it together like that for a
group is just maybe a little bit too much. But we certainly
appreciate them. Yeah, keep it simple. Exactly. So thank you
for that report from Durham. We have our Kitchener meetup
reports.
This is the Kitchener meetup local for 2033. This is our
second meetup. We've got seven people here. Great turnout,
great time, no amygdala swelling. This is Chris Wu and I
arranged to meet up and I'll just pass the phone around.
This is douchebag Tim had a great time tonight. Don't eat me
bow Jaiden You're scary. So scary.
This is Sir Kilgore Trout of the dude's name. Ben been
propagating the formula since 2008. I'm going to hand you off
to my smokin hot wife Mary. I think she might be the spook.
This is Mary router. And I've had an awesome time tonight and
meeting all sorts of wonderful people. So thank you for
including a great time with like minded people. Thank you for
your courage.
Yeah, this is a dude named Jamie had a great time with the crew
at Kitchener and I hope they no longer douchebag Thank you.
This is Sir Brian, the slow and steady night. Had a great time
at the meet up again. Thank you for your courage.
We had a really good time. It's kind of funny because it's not a
party but it's like a party.
And then the Springfield Missouri meet up report in
the morning. This is Caleb brakeman,
here from Lindbergh's tavern,
the oldest Tavern in Springfield, Missouri. In the
morning, subs in the water dude named Jim snog, gay if you're
underway in the morning, this is douchebag Greg, longtime
listener, longtime Boehner as well have a good time in the
morning.
dude named Matthew here and longtime listener, longtime
donor but recently in Boehner so I'm gonna make good on that
today. In the morning, yes,
thank you all good. Glad you had a good time. It's nice to see
these meetups working well, quick overview of the list
because we have a leap here. Surprise, surprise. We got a lot
of meetups on the 29th of February 1 though. Tomorrow we
had the Bay Area troll moot. That's an Oakland a drinks
dealership. I heard a rumor you might try to show up there. I
don't want
to go to the gym if people want to donate because we just talked
about it. I will be there next I am going to the Drake's meetup I
may have buzzkill Jr. The adorable may show up Oh,
see adorable. That's like that's a special event.
So I will be there you'll find me out come wandering and I'm
sure that somebody will say hey, we're over here in the corner.
It would be very surly waitresses and medio graded a
whole staff that works that place.
To the Saturday
I'll be there. I'll be there and don't forget envelopes. We'll be
looking for it.
Yes with notes so we can track it. Please read the notes.
Saturday. There's our Leap Year Day. A lot of meetups we have
the meetup in Montreal, Canada. We have the LEAP meet Oklahoma
City. We have the Kansas City Missouri meetup. We have the
lakes County, Minnesota meet up San Clemente California, Zurich,
Switzerland at Rivington and Sons bar same as the last time
Rolf is organizing. We have Chicago, Illinois A at
revolution brewing on Saturday, Busan, Korea, man, I hope people
show up. That's Jesse Coyne Nelson, he's out there. He's
traveling around the world doing meet up. So if you're anywhere
in South Korea, and you're not locked down and haven't heard
from Jesse's Opie's Okay, that's what is upcoming. This week up
until Saturday, no agenda meetups.com is where you can
find all the information about these meetups. And if there's
not one near you, all you have to do is make one yourself it's
easy. It's like a pot. Sometimes you you will
be triggered all you want to say is like,
I should mention that, you know, did these Friday meetups in
Oakland or the Bay Area, generally northern bay area are
very inconvenient for anybody. We don't expect the southern
Valley folks to actually make it up here. Although sir JD, Baron
of Silicon Valley showed up to Drakes last time. But there's a
lot of people that work at Apple and they just can't get up here
because their traffic traffic makes this possible. Now we are
going to do a southern Silicon Valley meetup. Nice. So stay
tuned.
All right. We somehow we've gone long, but I feel like we should
do a little more show before we get out of here.
Well, we got that the international news we got to
deal with First of all, is farmers thing going on? Yeah,
absolutely. Out of control. Nobody's covering? Well, we
we've been covering it for we've been covering this months and
months. Yes, I've got the EU's farmers report here to help us
catch up on what's going
to happen to the budget for European agriculture. Even as
the EU is 27 Member States gear up for water certainly be
tumultuous finance talks, the continents, farmers want to be
certain they'll still get their slice of the pie.
What we see today are severe cuts within the agricultural
part of the European budget cuts in a sector, which is already
suffering. Today, we have European farmers who are in an
average of 40% of the income of the average European citizen. So
farmers who are already struggling,
stretching back nearly 60 years, Europe's Common Agricultural
Policy has seen often badly needed subsidies go to farmers
across the block. However, funding set aside could now take
a major cause of 10s of billions of euros. That result, not just
of the 75 billion euro hole left by the United Kingdom's
departure, but changing priorities within a Europe that
seeking to make up that shortfall.
Historically, farmers are the ones the government's need to
look out for. And I don't mean like take care of them. You got
to look out for him. They have all kinds of weapons and they've
historically used them against their their governments.
They've been here the farmers are now there's a huge strikes
in Spain and New Netherlands had theirs Germany, France. Yep.
Everybody. And the problem with farmers is that without them
we'd starve to death. That's how annoying. And it's like, yeah,
there's a lot of subsidies that go to these farmers. And
they're, some of them do get rich, but rarely, they don't
become Bloomberg rich. It's really, you know, they they're
taking, they're taking a little too much for granted in a lot of
different ways. And they can starve us out and I'm surprised
they, you know, the French are close to, but to do that. It's
also the EU they say Oh, I was just bringing American farm
goods.
But it's also the reason why they're angry is mainly because
of climate change policies. Yes. So they're their production is
being cut in true socialist fashion I might add, their
production is being cut under non understandable for reasons
that a typical farmer just doesn't get. He's like, I'm
still growing crops. What are you talking about?
Crops suck up co2 Whose crops produce oxygen? I mean, I don't
even see what the how the climate change thing works it
out. Well, mostly the dairy farmers. You know, let's get rid
of them. So let's have instead of drinking milk, let's drink
almond milk. Do you know how much water it takes to make one
almond tree produce one almond? It's out of control. There's no
people are nuts, nuts. No pun intended about some of these
policies. But okay. Anyway, this is going
on. But there is a real big we need to explore this eventually.
Because this move. And this is part of the you know, the Oscars
with Joaquin Phoenix, this move about the cruelty towards the
cruelty of drinking milk. That's kind of how it's been being
presented in the warrant some investigation what Where is this
coming from the nut industry? Or is this really truly a movement
that people are all in on?
It's gotta be coming from the nut industry,
those nuts, they're cleaning up milk is murder if you
if you go milk is murder, if you go to Whole Foods, there's more
milk substitutes. And the thing that needs to be changed is they
can have to change the name of these products. This is not
milk. But okay, is there but there's more products coming
from nuts and soy. And what cashews I mean, which is a kind
of a nut. But the point is, is that there's more of that than
there's actual milk products. And when you start trying a soy
or nut based cheese, or try some yogurt made from nuts. I mean,
it's really disgusting. Yeah.
Do you have anything on Idlib? Syria? And I neither do I, but I
will for Sunday. It is interesting to me that we went
through this maybe two months ago. Orange Man bad. What are we
doing? We're, you know, we're killing the Syrians. We're
killing the Kurds. What are we this is horrible, the
humanitarian crisis. But now we actually have a million people
who are in the winter in Syria and moving into Turkey, Turkey
won't even take him anymore. I think Turkey is mainly to blame
for a lot of what's going on 0000. In fact, this is the
mainstream media. That's the mainstream media on Idlib in
Syria, and I'll dive into it. But all right, I'll look
insulting.
Now let's play the extinction of the ELP ski industry. Now this I
do
not know anything about
Emmanuel Macron is in the French Alps today. He says he will be
saving more Blanc. He will also be saving the country's biggest
glacier, which is shrinking very, very rapidly because of
climate change. The storm activists though are less than
impressed. Yes,
that's right. And when we get to that in two seconds, but just to
start with this tweet by Greta Thun, Berg, 20.7 degrees Celsius
on Seymour island off Antarctica, that's the first
minus 20. But no, no. What's that all about?
And okay, it is a you know, it's summer time down there. So maybe
that's something to do with it. But this is the first time that
a temperature over 20 degrees has been recorded ever in
Antarctica. That was just today. This is a report also in The
Guardian going back a couple of weeks now. But this this kind of
brings us to the point of Emmanuel Macron being in the
Alps. So basically, what you have
had quite a few public Spats with Greta hasn't he? Has he
has and you know, the fact now is that I suppose in terms of
communicating the urgency, activists have as much power if
not more power, it then heads of state. But this particular
glazier that Emmanuel Macron was visiting, a lot of French
websites have been pointing to the dramatic reduction of ice
over over the last Well, a number of years. And indeed,
this report in The Guardian is talking about an extinction
level event for the ski industry. Oh, rather
28 degrees last night in Austin, Texas. That's Fahrenheit. So
that's freezing. This is Texas. I have one question,
extinction event for the ski industry in the Alps. That'll be
the day
if I ever met Greta. I would say could you please tell me what is
the optimum? optimal temperature for the Earth? Just tell me what
it is. So we know where to stay? Yeah, I know. It's it's a brain
teaser, isn't it? The All we hear about is two degrees, two
degrees, two degrees Celsius. Well, what is the optimum
temperature? What should it be? What should the world be at any
given moment? So it's insanity.
You're not going to run into it? More a little fresh. These are
all from France. 24 grandstand cat, Market report. Okay.
Page of Lee Bay liberal ICR, which is reporting on the
economic hit for the planet and in France. And it's arguing that
this roller coaster ride in the world markets is irrational. It
says the markets are exaggerating good and bad news
much more than the general population do.
Okay, since I find this segment, kind of like throw away I know
there's no analysis or anything. Let me do something.
Tonight after ducking into federal court one last time Hot
Pockets errors Michelle Janish. finally learn her fate. The
judge sentencing her to five months in prison after she
admitted to paying $300,000 to King's College admissions for
three of her daughters.
Just slough Hot Pockets jingles. We used to use that
guy who talks I guess he's on network TV if you guys
but you know we're trying to hey, I'm going to be on
television with Joe Rogan Tuesday and I've got Tourette so
I'm not making fun of that guy.
Yet barely or Well, yes, like, yeah, you know what the curse is
gonna come into karma is gonna come back and bite you in the
ass.
I'm already screwed. Yeah, probably.
Let's do something fun to end with not just another front 24
report that just burn.
They are. Well, I got this way. This is kind of fun. This is
Wells Fargo got fined $3 billion is still phased in business.
That's fine. Wells
Fargo agreed today to pay $3 billion to settle criminal and
civil probes into its sales practices. It's part of a
settlement with the Justice Department and the Securities
and Exchange Commission. The company acknowledged that its
employees opened millions of unauthorized bank accounts in an
effort to meet unrealistic sales goals. Excellent. Yes.
Yeah, we're good with it, I guess. billion five, 3 billion
fine.
It's crazy. We got a number of end of show clips to roll out
here. So if you don't mind, I'm going to end it.
All right, you can get it wait. You give me an end to show
this show. Yes. I'm only only this show
does you get you know, maybe you're choking on the Rogen
thing and you're going to end it?
No, no, I'll be able to handle it somehow. But before that,
we'll have time to prepare and that will be Sunday show. And
get me all psyched up and all ready to do a little prep. You
got to tell me
tell me what to come up with some screaming in your ear and
need some prep?
Coming up on no agenda stream.com random thoughts. Stay
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Adam such you have been named checked, you are allowed to
respond.
We were talking about math and it doesn't take two hours to do
the math. Let's talk about what we let's talk about math. So
here's the math the years from that I
talked to people in selfie lines every day. And
I know a lot of black people that if they were white, it
would have been a lot easier for them. I
provide for the opportunity for first time homeowner homebuyers,
because I know the vaccine is out there in the head of some
kid right now in school in Columbia, South Carolina, or
Houston, Texas. And it's investing in education.
Also, there's a majority of the American people who I think
right now just want to be able to turn on the TV.
I'm surprised they show up because I would have thought
after I did such a good job of beating them last week that
they'd be a little bit afraid to do
that. We are going to need to be in your country. You have to be
open. You have to be clear. We have to know what's going on. We
have to be there with you.
So the answer is one size doesn't fit all.
Bernie Sanders analysis is right. I'm hearing my name
mentioned a little bit tonight. So look,
the way I see this is that I mean look, if
here's the look, a guy is a friend of mine down her name
Fritz Hollings a pastor he said you want to know what a man or
woman will do? Look what they've done. I've been coming here for
years and years they came up with the Internet. I mean, they
came up with the internet they came up with the whole idea of
stealth technology restricted I'm gonna do the same thing. Why
am I stopping? No one else stops
okay. All I know if we if we spend the next four months
divisive, toxic, exhausted. The biggest
misconception is that I'm boring because I'm not. If you look
hustled here's the majority of the American people who I think
right now just want to be able to turn on the TV. They want
chaos, and chaos is what is coming our way.
Out of Time. He spoke over time and I'm going to talk here's the
deal. Look at what's happening here. Look at what's happening.
pretty good pretty pretty pretty good looks like Bloomberg met
his face but it's just
all gone away go wind strong clunky
okay so let's play this clip bicycles
everybody has a bike okay everybody's bike gets stolen
Japanese bikes when your bike gets stolen
since you brought up bicycles
just look at the bridge
document yeah just a little switcheroo here and you steal
someone else's bike just jump on one and take off cruiser
a dumb bike
whatever the case shared bicycle action going on in China
to visit any of China's major cities the springs are shorter
notice very colorful bikes going around
put a random like occupy the parking space jump on a random
bike occupy the parking spaces and jump on a random bike occupy
the parking space on a random life
though he's a professional and he's companies as fast as he can
is wearing all the gear companies as fast as he can and
so making a huge mess and he's pumping his as fast as he can go
out into buy one of these companies as fast as he can
bicycles on the back so you can carry a girlfriend on the back
Hey stop it
Bernie shirt and boarded a bus picked up a bunch of the girls
and paid them to come vote with
Comrade Karl Marx. Won't you look down on me? Because Bernie
doesn't win. Then we're all gonna be burning down burning
everything down to ground burning down Milwaukee goes down
saw the
rose to Bloomberg
beach followed him back to his fancy SWAC you call him a
fascist to space but his security immediately stopped me
even though we're to them I was border there's a guillotine that
size too small enough for Mike and Gulags for all his
supporters. And we're gonna burn down Milwaukee will burn
everything down to the ground. Burn it down. Very no free lunch
round
will be the Bernie winner
A river in doubt will be your
when you have God
but boy y'all have healthcare in Milwaukee Milwaukee to the
ground like after we rebuild it and you get to health care as
well man
Buda judge plays the game God but we still call him Wall
Street peace. So I went to one of his rallies to try and causes
see so I yell loudly that may go Pete is all right. Pete said
tell me did you look for Gremlin man and I said Pete I am tonight
I really crack down burn down burning down Bernie shirt with
white so
go gone 1% to go no no nuts gone. Oh boo womp percent to
suck on. Oh MoPhO
boruch.org/in A kill it