are you talking like this? That's not oxygen. Adam curry
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Devora January 16 2022. This is your award winning give our
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live from Dallas, Texas team. Number six in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry
from Northern Silicon Valley and he ever does he always has the
same theme or region wherever he is even in Denmark. I'm Jesse
Devorah.
I've never been to Denmark in my life
in Denmark. Italy's in works funny. Denmark's fantastic
Denmark is there. How would you know? Because I have friends
there. And I get regular reports and they're very different from
from the they're the happiest people in the world? Because
they're the most medicated we all know it. They love their
SSRIs out there. We're the number one on the list for both
SSRIs Hey, man, oh,
yeah,
yeah, I'll die. I'm happy. Tell it's been a while but finally,
another road show? I don't think we Yes, I was fine. I It's
amazing. You know, we did, I did so much testing with other audio
boxes, that I was able to refine my my existing setup with the
the MO to the Mark of the Unicorn, and I and it's really
reduced to a such a minimal amount of cables and I can set
up and, and get going within my 20 minutes. It's really it's
really quite cool. Yeah, the only problem is that this hotel
that we're in, in Dallas, has had no desk and no chairs. And
no table actually. Even if you order. No, if you ordered room
service. Oh, yeah, there's this what would be the desk, you
know, against the wall under the television. Except that has
drawers in it. So I had to, you know, pull these drawers out.
And then
there's no chairs. And yeah, I had to ask for a chair to bring
me up with your breakfast when they bring more room service up
and there's no chairs. So
what I think is going on these days, certainly in in cities
like Dallas, New York, I'm sure Los Angeles. Every hotel is kind
of like the W Hotel format. You know, they got a bar up on top,
which is a huge pickup spot and all the beautiful people are
there. And there's music and it gets kind of loud, after people
started, you know, finished eating around the restaurants
that are up at the top. And these are all, you know, very
expensive with great views. And then the rooms I think are
basically just to to bang and do drugs. I'm not sure. It's like,
you're not supposed to have room service here. You're supposed
to, you know, go down and we're in a happier breakfast in the
restaurant or drink upstairs. It's it's really it's an
interesting format that I've identified now.
I've been to W hotels, there's been chairs in there. I've never
actually been into a hotel where there's no chair.
I know. i That was the one weird thing, but there's no reason for
it. Because you couldn't you can't place it anywhere. Anyway.
Anyway, I will say Dallas, which I also have not been in a while.
Reminds me of well, two things. One, how pretty enhanced them
the people are in Dallas. It's just a pretty town. Oh, yeah.
Unbelievable. Pretty, pretty girls, and the diversity is off
the hook. I mean, Austin is a joke. You want diversity? It's
about 5050 here. A Das, you know, black Americans. Really?
And it was refreshing to see quite honestly. It's like oh,
yeah, that's right. You know, I don't know what people think of
Texas, but come to Dallas man if you want to see some diversity.
I mean, Asians have you seen so far?
Um, well, there were a couple they were in a wedding. So there
were a couple at the wedding. Yeah, I mean, I would say that
Austin may have a lock on that. Just because of the the
companies that are that are downtown and in the area. But I
don't know maybe they have a lock we mean a lock like they
when Austin wins. I think there's more more Asian
Americans in Austin. Yeah, I think so. I think so. I met Tom
Starkweather and Alex for coffee. That was nice. They had
a meet up, which we couldn't go to but it was fun to to hang out
with them a little bit.
How many Pacific Islanders were there? Have you seen? Um,
I didn't ask for their cards. So I don't know. Is there any other
races you'd like to buy?
Make it sound like this place is the Nirvana of some short just
sounds to me like it's like half white, half black. That's what
I'm saying. Yeah, well, that's diversity to me seems to be
diversity, not just black and white people.
No, no, no, that's when you're talking about a liberal media
diversity. That's what we're talking about, you know, these
are the people who can't get to the you know, can't get to DMV
for voter ID, you know, that kind of stuff. This is this is
this is the the people that the that the John Lewis Voting
Rights Act is for the ones eating, you know, okay. $50
sushi at the top of this restaurant? Which I learned if
you want a box sakeI what would that mean to you? If you saw
that on the menu? Box socket?
Well, to me, it would mean a Well, I think it would mean to
most people like a box wine but to me it would mean to one of
those little Saki boxes it Yeah,
the wooden soccer. Exactly. And that's what I ordered those at
the house. Yeah. And that's what I ordered. And you know what, I
got a literal juice box of soccer. It was exactly what you
didn't expect. Like it with a straw attached to it use Box.
Yes. Yeah. With a with a straw attached to it. Like a kid's
juice box.
Wow. Yeah. I took a picture of his in Japan or living it up.
Having a good time. Yeah. But your drugs. Anyway, so it was it
was a beautiful, beautiful wedding. Catholic mass, which
was fun. I don't think I've ever been to one where they which is
it's short, actually, the The ceremony was quite short and a
great church and and here's the thing that was surprising. So
we're sitting there and the and what does the pastor guess?
He's, you know, he's doing a priest. I don't know if he was a
pastor or a priest. He's an OP. What does that mean? Op?
Office of the President
okay. Or original poster? Exactly. So he's doing his thing
and you know, there's these callbacks in the Catholic church
you know, kind of like diamond and silk you know, it's and
people who are in the Catholic church know this and so, you
know, it's like, come on, John. You grew up Catholic didn't you
know what I'm talking about? They have things they say yeah,
and all of a sudden I hear my wife the keeper like doing these
callbacks and like what who it is? I had no idea that she I
guess I knew that she was raised Catholic. It was really
interesting. And I had this feeling that I think is a little
bit like the no agenda show when you when you first hear the show
when you hear all these like codes and in the morning
especially
this particular show gone.
What are you talking about? Sorry,
go 12345678 Damn it Zephyr went by Yeah, well I'm just saying
you know we you talked about it never mind it was a joke that
didn't dead fell flat just continuing on. Okay, so she's
going dominance faux biscom or whatever she says. And it comes
spirit to two Oh, whatever. They she's saying I it was this all
in Latin.
Hey, man. I don't want to bore you. We can move on from here.
Let's go to something else. Let's talk about what happened
while we were
here. And we begin tonight with our breaking news. As we come on
the air on the West Coast, there is a developing hostage
situation at a synagogue near Fort Worth, Texas. Just moments
ago, one person was released unharmed. The incident happening
during a Sabbath service that was being live streamed.
Authorities say a rabbi and at least three others were taken
hostage. The FBI and ATF are on the scene now along with local
officials. According to a law enforcement source. The armed
suspect is demanding the release of a convicted terrorists.
Authorities say who was carrying backpacks and claimed to have
explosives. But authorities do not yet know if that's true.
President Biden has been briefed in the White House says he is
monitoring the situation.
I love how they kind of soften that down like well, you know,
police source says it has nothing to do with a jihadist
possible Islamic terrorists in them in keeping a rabbi hostage,
but they did a better job at the MPR version. Okay. They tried to
get a little more information out but I think you're right.
They're trying to cover up something that's a little more
sinister.
I think so especially in this area. There's been all kinds of
crappy things that's happened with the remember the the
cartoon drawing contest.
No,
I don't Yeah, it was the it was the draw the Mohammed could draw
the Muhammad cartoon and then, you know, the cops actually
helped the guy come over and start. Oh, yeah. Right. Yeah, it
was just it was a total setup. Exactly. So where's this what
clip you have here?
screwball hostage deal in tech? says
one male hostage has been released from an hour's long
standoff at a synagogue in North Texas. Police say the person is
unharmed and doesn't need medical attention. There are
several other people still being held in touch side hostage at
Beth Israel Synagogue in Colleyville. And FBI negotiators
are in communication with a suspect. Bill's evil of
memorization. Kay era has more on the hostage takers demand
according to the Associated Press. This man once Aafia
Sidiki, who's been convicted of trying to kill the US military
officers well custody in Afghanistan, so she's in a
federal prison in Texas. So that may be the reason why this man
is in Texas. Phil's evil
reporting. The hostage taker is demanding he be able to speak to
Sidiki in prison, his relationship to her is unclear.
And it's not clear to what extent the hostage taker is
armed. The White House and Homeland Security are monitoring
the situation. Okay, okay.
That is definitely more information. And that was ABC my
report. So NPR, kudos to them for getting at least some info
out there instead of them thing lease, you know, is this a part
of a bigger messaging thing that's going on? Because this
was just an odd clip again from ABC if we're talking about
Islam, and are really specifically if we're talking
about Palestine in Israel, which is always on someone's agenda in
the United States listen to this report.
We begin with a new claim about dolphins being put to use in the
military and Palestinian
terror group Hamas released a video claiming it captured in
Israeli military don't spin off the Gaza Strip wearing a harness
with a spear gun like device capable of assassinating Hamas
fighters. Yeah, baby.
Killer dolphin
This is an old story always a really yeah, there's been
reports of these have different groups but Israelis in
particular have training dolphins to drop to carry bombs
and blow themselves up but I don't know either a ship or get
under a bison never works. It's
a non story obviously. So you know what is what is going on
with that then you know it's just seems like this the crank
No, we didn't have any of this the past five years.
I'm thinking this is another anti Semite style story. Yeah.
Anti Israeli anti Semite. It's like these these horrible
Israelis are torturing these dolphins because how is she
going to get them to do this and then they can carry around a
bomb and blow themselves up. It's sick. And it's all it gets
a message across it these guys are sick.
The way I see it now, something like that.
Just no reason for that story. You're right. It's a non story
is funny, though.
To Larry hilarious. Oh, there's something I want to help
everybody with because you probably saw or at least heard
about the story of the Ronald McDonald House in Canada where
they take the family out there. Yeah, I need to explain a little
bit about this because people have it really wrong. And it's
actually it's this is a real in my mind, this is a huge crisis
for the Ronald McDonald House. And the thing that people need
to understand is that
we'll back it up a little bit cuz I I think we have some clips
that we never played maybe do you have it? I don't think a
couple of shows ago I don't I can't get to it, but at least
explain the story.
Okay, I'm sorry. So a well this is kind of what I need to
explain a little bit what Ronald McDonald House does first of
all, men this misconceptions, people think that they'd like
St. Jude's and they treat children. It's not Ronald
McDonald House is there for fitting it's always near a
hospital for families who have their children being treated in
the hospital and would have to travel too far. You know, it's
so they get it really a home away from home. So they keep
they they get a room like a hotel room. There's meals and
everyone participates. And it's it's really more of a community
that computers the whole thing. It's really a complete house for
the families. And it's, it's, it's it's really important.
Anyone who has kids and you have to put them in the hospital, you
know, you know how important is it could be close to your kid.
So that's what they do. Now, they have such a strict policy
in Canada in general, that this family was not the whole family
was not all vaccinated because their youngest child who I think
was four, not even five is being treated for leukemia. They were
probably they're not necessarily for him. It might have been for
another another child in the family or even he was there
temporarily. He didn't have to then stay in the hospital
overnight. So he's not vaccinated for some obvious
reasons. And and they say, Well, we're sorry, we have to evict
you. Now, that's the story. And and I'm, and as far as I know,
they have not rescinded that decision. But people need to
understand is that every single Ronald McDonald House is its own
entity, its own profit and loss statement, it has to get its own
donations, there's relatively little coming in from from
corporate or really from McDonald's itself. You know,
there's contributions from Happy Meals and round ups and stuff
like that. But it really has to come from the community itself,
otherwise, they just don't work. So each one also makes its own
individual decisions. And what is happening here is affecting
everything because people think it's one big organization will
screw those guys, I'm not going to donate to the Austin house.
And it's that's really, really sad. And I don't know how
they're going to resolve this. But it's, it's, it's hurting an
otherwise good organization. And I think it's because they're
afraid to go against the the Canadian government, who would
seem to be somewhat out of control.
Yeah, I think that's all correct.
So that's the story.
Yeah, well, I mean, if you're new your news organization, and
you're especially in this country, and they what they're
doing in Canada is outrageous. And so you can kind of push that
and get it get some some response. Have you
been following the the cell phone tracking in in Canada?
This is this is literally Oh, no, this is really good. Let's
see, here's, here's a Canadian report.
If you've got a cell phone, your mobile carrier is collecting
information about your movements every day, that data is often
sold. And it turns out the Public Health Agency of Canada
has been one of the buyers during the pandemic
of paying on a map just because you are I went to Costco, how
does that impact or how does that affect public health
policy?
That question will be put to Canada's top Doctor Theresa Tam
and health ministers don't even close when they appear before
the parliamentary committee looking into this. For now, the
Public Health Agency of Canada says that data will be used to
analyze the movement of populations in Canada to help
inform public health policy. During this pandemic, the
information gathered was de identified meaning no data could
be linked to individual Canadians movements. But privacy
experts say it's not bulletproof, you have
to use strong D identification protocols combined with the risk
of re identification framework that reduces the likelihood of
re identification but doesn't make it impossible.
I love these stories. People are so dense, the whole point of the
story is the company you're paying to give you this this
communications is selling your shit. And like oh, well, the
government can't but they're just buying it on the open
market. It's available. Then even the Privacy Commissioner
for Canada Navia. Daniel, Ted again, he's like, Well, you
know, that's just what it is, bro.
I agree with the intention behind former Bill 11 to give
organizations greater flexibility to use personal
information, even without consent, if that is done for
legitimate business interests. Business, this should be done
within a rights based framework that recognizes the fundamental
right to privacy. greater flexibility for corporations
should come with greater corporate accountability. What
is needed is not more self regulation, but true regulation.
meeting objective and knowable standards adopted democratically
and forced by democratically appointed institution like my
office that can ensure organizations are truly
accountable.
Did he just say democratically appointed institutions as a
great one?
They say back yes for us really good.
These rules these laws here we go.
He didn't is not more self regulation. But true regulation,
meaning objective and knowable standards adopted democratically
and forced by democratically appointed institutions like my
office that can ensure organizations are truly
accountable,
democratically appointed institutions.
Well, I can see where you raise. Okay, sure. You haven't let you
vote to to create a person who can assign things yes. Right.
Right like we're doing well sounds it sounds like an
oxymoron.
It does. I mean, I could go into what's happening in the US with
these assigned a democratically assigned institutions but maybe
you want to do some other stuff first. I know if you want to do
Russia,
Israel. You kidding me? I'm sorry. Every agency in the
country is a Democrat. radically assigned? Yeah, they're all
democratically assigned lawmakers. It's out of control.
Well, the bank heist is the one that's the most interesting to
me. The Biden Warren bank heist is underway.
Okay, tell me about it.
Okay. Here it is. This is the most. Okay, this is Charlie
Gasparino is one of those dudes on the business channels. And
he's talking about the the new appointee who we discussed Jamie
raskins wife. Now a part of the Federal Reserve Board.
Probably the latest one to be nominated is Sarah Bloom Raskin
as the head of bank supervision for the Fed. And every bank
banker I talked to in the last 24 hours said that this is like
Back to the Future, meaning it's going to be the same
relationship they had with Dan Tarullo, during the Obama years,
which was highly adversarial, in your face, you know, we want you
to do stuff, you'll do what we say. Her big push will be on,
you know, progressive energy policies from based on her
background and academic background. She's done writing
on this. So what the banks are expecting is hers to make them
as part of their stress tests and everything else, make them
do more lending to invite what is generally considered ESG
investing environment and social government stuff away from pure
investing, you know, in the best investments and do stuff based
on social merit, including on the environment, that probably
means, you know, not as much lending to oil for oil and gas
exploration. It does have an impact. Now she needs to be
confirmed by the Senate. You know, maybe there'll be a
contentious Senate debate on this, because the banks are
going to push back a little bit with their lobbyists.
Yeah, I think it'd be a lot of pushback for her. I don't know
if she has actual qualifications, but that they
have ESG, environmental, social governance, they want to control
where the money goes, and how it flows and probably for climate
change. And you add that to all the other interesting pieces in
the administration, certainly in the finance sector,
you know, this is if you're looking for a left wing agenda,
how it actually gets promoted, and how it impacts economic
policy, what banks and companies do, you have to look not just
at, you know, the people nominally at the top of the
ticket, meaning Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and Janet Yellen
at the Treasury and a few other people, you have to look at who
they put in the the vast bureaucracy and what and what
these people represent. Again, Gigi sewn at the FCC, very
progressive on all sorts of issues. If she gets affirmed,
confirmed by the Senate, that means that sort of that policy
that involves telecommunications and tech, very big industry will
reflect those progressive her for progressive views. If Sarah
Bloom Raskin gets in there, that means the banks are going to
have to comport to her progressive agenda, because
she's the chief regulator. Remember, the Fed is the chief
regulator of all the banks has been mainly since the 2008
financial crisis. So this is how liberal policy and progressive
policies get pushed through to corporate America through the
regulatory apparatus. And it's just one more unless for some
reason, Joe Manchin says enough's enough. I can't tell
you. We ordered Kristin cinema. We don't we don't have a we
don't have good insight into that just yet. Back to you.
All right. But somewhere Elizabeth Warren is smiling. I,
you know, I forgot to mention, I forgot to mention,
I thought the FDIC regulated the banks wasn't that the communist
woman who was supposed to get that gig and did not get it or
she dropped out.
Now, the FDIC is the deposit insurance. Yeah. Deposit
Insurance. She was
talking during her during her lead up to her non non hearing
about oh, yeah, we regulate the banks.
I don't know. I guess at some levels, they do. Because they
have to.
Yeah, they have to make sure that they have to deposit. Isn't
this just the deep state? Isn't this the definition of it?
I want to know, is it I think so. I don't think of it as a
deep state. I think there's in this case just a bunch of
communists incursions.
incursions Oh, good term. That's what Putin is planning on doing.
You don't invade you incur
I've been thinking about this Putin thing ever since the last
show. Uh huh. And Vicky is out again. I got I got more Vicki. I
was thinking more of like what what else could have Adam have
said and one of the things is the fight is the mean to Megyn
Kelly they say if somebody brings this up with me uh huh.
But always you know, he's laments the end of the Soviet
Union. He wants to build back the Soviet
you're referring to my Megan Kelly interview where she said
no, no, this Putin wants to do all this expansion.
She's an all she does is Through Xi through every Putin trope
that has been developed by the by the media or the last, yeah,
every single one anti Trumpers over the last four years. Yeah.
So one of them was, I'm sorry I'm congested. Okay. So Putin
when it Putin first get in office, and he pretty much
stayed in there ever since even though he switched back and
forth with met Debbie
Medvedev. Yeah, they did. Medvedev, little back and forth
there.
But that was only for a short time, but he's, and now he's
changing the constitution. But he just he's kind of like, xi
and China. Just I'm gonna be here forever. So used to it. So
this guy wants to reconstruct the Soviet Union. So the
question is, okay, he is actually been a dictator of
Russia. Azhar. He was really what he wants to be. He's been
the Tsar of Russia since 1999. Yeah. So he's been in there. 22
years and the people hate him. Exactly. What has he
accomplished?
The people hate him. They just hate him. They don't want him
there. They hate him. That's obvious. 20 plus years they hate
the guy.
But what the obviously the people like his economics
results, because if you look at their GDP has gone way up since
he got in. But it's just blipped a little bit. But what is he
done? What What? What? What landmass? Has he tried to
conquer? What has he done? I mean, there's nothing except
Crimea, which makes sense because it's their main port.
It's not what he's done. It's what he's about to do. I want to
set you up because I know it takes so long but I'm going to
set you up because I know you have clips for this. I do too.
But just want to set you up with with to to get this started.
Going back to the reemergence of Victoria Nuland oh, by the way,
the fact that I said Victoria Kagan Nudelman was immediately
seen as anti semitic by some, you know, because I on Twitter,
of course, where else? Oh, because
you know, you use a was Nudelman wasn't it?
Well, her I guess her father's name was Nudelman. And he
changed it you know when he immigrated or whatever. So but
yeah, I threw in the
came noodle message. So by saying somebody his actual name.
Yeah, you're you're you're clearly and you're anti semitic.
That sounds like bulk
press. Well, here is nine seconds.
By the way. What is that? And how does that compare to people
who promoted the idea of calling Donald Trump Donald Trump's?
Yeah, I mean, that's you cannot. That's not how it works. That's
not how it works. Here is the the relevant piece from Victoria
Newlands reemergence as assistant is next she's in she
Assistant Secretary, Deputy Secretary of State Secretary of
State System Secretary stay here. Here is what we talked
about during her reemergence.
It is Russia that has prepared internal sabotage,
destabilization and false flag options for you for Ukraine.
So we discussed this in some detail on Thursday show about
the false flag, which is odd because we heard we've heard for
years that false flags are a conspiracy theory. Governments
don't do that to their own people. It's just it's a nut job
to even talk about that. Certainly not America. But when
it comes to Putin, what's the latest
on this US intelligence? Well, what is alarm the Pentagon from
the beginning here is the multi layered approach that the
Russians have taken from the beginning here. It's not just
the soldiers on the border, or the tanks, the military
equipment, it is propaganda efforts to justify an invasion.
It is the presence of intelligence operatives,
including teams that have the intention of assassinating
Ukrainian political leaders. And now you have this latest piece,
which is the possibility of creating false flag operations.
In other words, sabotaging Russia's own pro Russian forces
inside Ukraine to create a pretext to allow for the Russian
invasion. And now we're seeing all of these things play out
here. The concern is that at any point, Putin the Kremlin pulls
the trigger here, and then that would bring a full on invasion
of Ukrainian territory.
So a full on false flag against his own troops.
You know, when I heard this report you and every time I hear
this, the way they're doing dealing with Putin and it said
old Dutch saying i You are what I use, I am what I say you are,
you've been we're the ones who pull these tricks,
but yourself being yourself Mitch McConnell the health
exactly you are what you say you are and but Vicky was
Oh no, not you are what you say you are. I am what I say you
are.
But you're being yourself. Magic is what you are saying is what
you are. That's the saying
Yeah, but it refers to the fact that the person is saying is
worse. Yes,
of course. Do you say to someone? Yes, exactly. But she
was
out. So what we're saying that Russia is going to do is the
kind of stuff we actually might do. Yes.
You want to hear my, my quick Vicki clips that she did an
interview on Sky in the, in the UK, which was done at NATO to
reach out to all of the, to all of the other international
partners.
I can just imagine just putting this
moment in context for us, how serious is it? How worried
should I you? And How worried should we be?
Well, markets extremely worrying, you know, a nation
does not deploy 100,000 troops on the border of another nation,
and put it saboteurs inside saboteurs. Without some malign
and aggressive intent.
You're so right. Yes, you're speaking about yourself.
That is a very expensive and difficult and dangerous
operation, you would know. So why now? And why now,
particularly when Russia itself, which has only half its
population, vaccinated, luscious care about taking care of COVID
and taking care of their schools and their hospitals and their
infrastructure? It makes no sense what I
think is happening. And remember, Vicki has been all
over Russia, Russia is in their portfolio. What the more I
listened to what she's saying and will play the these are all
pretty short. The more I listened to her talking about
this, the more I think that she wants to start a color
revolution in Russia. And when you hear the sanctions they're
planning, that may actually be the plan that may be the the
prize that they're going for is to rile up the Russian people.
Because you know, COVID is rampant. And we're all you know,
Putin is not doing anything. He's not focusing on the people
he's focusing on, on the wrong things. And of course, he's
creating false flags. That's totally you
talk about operations within Ukraine. We've heard today that
this idea of a false flag operation, Russia looking for a
pretext to war, they want an excuse to invade. So you say,
Well, this is straight out of the Russian playbook to try.
The Russian playbook.
Do you have a copy of that? I've been trying to get it on Amazon,
but I haven't seen it. I think
it's on state.gov. If
the Russian playbook Yes, state that
they've got the playbook right there
with through sabotage operations through false flag operations
through blaming the other guy to create that pretext to give an
excuse to go in. Or to make it look like the Ukrainians were
the aggressors, when in fact, the first aggression was perhaps
even done by Russians against Russians to blame the
Ukrainians. So it's all very dangerous, and the way they
operate is very non transparent.
I mean, literally, literally what what she did with her gang
over there, what she did is what she's accusing Putin of. Now,
this comes on the heels of the talks collapsing between the US
and Russia,
we've had a week of diplomacy, it appears to have gone nowhere,
Mark, I wouldn't, I wouldn't say that, I would say that. In the
first instance, the Russians came to the table in the US
Russia format in the NATO Russia Council format and at the
Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, where the
Ukrainians also sit, and they had a chance to hear from all of
us, and particularly at NATO, they heard a unified message
from 30 allies, including the UK, saying, Let's resolve any
issues through diplomacy, not through war. Nobody needs that
now.
Okay. So again, I think she's talking to the Russian people.
And here is her money shot. We're sorry.
There's a little Talon there that I thought was interesting.
She said that the that the NATO stand together, blah, blah,
blah, including the UK. Now, why would she say including the UK
at the end of that as as kind of an afterthought, as are the UK
object into what we're up to here? What? That is a very good
question.
Well, she's, she's on UK television, so that's probably
the most obvious reason she's trying to okay,
what the hell the UK
doing? Okay. Yeah, we know from history that sanctions don't
tend to work. So you know, if they do invade, what then that
question hasn't been answered. What will you America do if
Russia goes ahead and invades beyond sanctions? First
of all, Mark to your premise. I was involved in the preparation
and implementation of consequences for Russia.
This is the this is the term we have to be on the lookout for
the it's our playbook is consequences for Russia. She
says it like there's a report out there that that literally
has that title, consequences for Russia. What could they be
Vicki,
I was involved in the preparation and implementation
of consequences for Russia at the beginning of that I would
remind you it looked like Moscow and its proxies, were going to
go all the way to kids. And they stopped for short of that. Now,
they did grab Crimea, obviously, which was a tragedy for Ukraine
and international stability. What we're preparing this time
is far more severe and painful for Russia economically in terms
of its potential complete economic isolation from the
global financial system, as well as political isolation. And
again, why do the Russian people need that now, they need what we
all need, which is to be building back better and dealing
with COVID.
This has got to be unbelievable, you know, just so stupid to hear
her say that. She's talking about war and everything in
between war and pestilence, for all practical purposes that she
says the Russian people should be building back better patches.
One of the things poot rejects the entire idea we which he sees
as a global threat to the country, which it is it's a
globalist threat to every country. And and COVID. I mean,
this is ludicrous. She said that clip is ludicrous.
It sounds to me like she's trying to spark or prepare for a
Russian color revolution. And it's feeble, it's feeble, but
it's what else could it be? We're gonna cut them off from
the money.
But what you're saying has to be exactly there's no other
explanation No. But to use the leverage is using is naive and
stupid because it only works in places that have been propped
pre propagandized to an extreme like us, with the media and
everybody being all in on this COVID fear to get everyone all
freaked out and, and, you know, Pearl clutching. It just makes,
you know, makes no sense in Russia. And in fact, my reports,
which we will get to in a second, when you're done with
these clips, you have one more in PR, kind of, well, let's do
that. Let's let's don't go in that direction. But I think I
think your analysis is better because I think it is the only
thing that explains the crazy talk that she's doing. Here's
how we can assist Victoria Nuland in her messaging. I think
we can get sir Jean to help us to come up with a translation
and Jeff Smith can just do a Russian version. Beyond your
freedom. Got comrade for your comrades, yeah, maybe we can
help them up with one of these days. These jingles are going to
work for
one of these days to give us some money for the show so we
can split it with a writer.
Jeff, Jeff, you bet. You bet. All right. You're your MP. I'm
interested in your NPRs.
Yeah, this is a three parter. And it has a couple of stops and
goes here but the long one is Russia warnings and, and updates
of what's going on.
According to NPR,
the US is issuing new warnings about Russia's military
intentions in Ukraine, saying the Kremlin may seek to provoke
conflict after a week of diplomatic efforts failed to
ease tensions over the 100,000 Russian troops now near
Ukraine's border, and prs. Charles Mainz joins us on the
line from Moscow to tell us more. Charles, thanks so much
for joining us. Happy to do it. So the White House came out with
strong statements Friday, warning that Russia may be
planning what it called a false flag operation against Ukraine.
Could you just tell us more about what they're talking
about? And is there any reaction from the Kremlin?
White House officials say Russia pre positioned operatives to
stage a possible attack against Moscow zone forces or perhaps
its allies in East Ukraine, all with the goal of giving the
Kremlin a pretext for war against Ukraine. Now, the US
clearly is issuing this information to try and keep it
from happening. And moreover, the US isn't providing any
evidence, which was seized upon by Russia. The Kremlin spokesman
Dmitry Peskov called the idea of a premeditated attack and
founded that it wasn't confirmed by anything. And whether it's
true or not, we don't know. But the US has certainly expressed
concern all along about what the White House Calls the Russian
playbook. In other words, trying to provoke conflict rather than
pursue diplomacy.
Well, about that diplomacy. We know we saw that there were
hours and hours of talks in European capitals that really
seem to go nowhere. What can you tell us about that? Like, why
the impasse?
You know, Russia and the US, together with its allies are
really talking about different things. You know, the West says
it wants to see this de escalation of Russian troops
along Ukraine's border. That's what we've heard so much about.
Russia called the idea of a pullback from its own territory
absurd, and denies it has any plans to attack and yet Russia
is clearly using a credible threat of force to negotiate
what it sees as these historical injustice is coming out of the
end of the Cold War. So Russia wants a ban on NATO membership
for you Ukraine, that's part of it. But it also wants this roll
back of NATO to where it was before these former communist
nations like Poland like Czech Republic entered into the
alliance in the late 1990s.
Yeah, that sounds kind of what Russia is thinking.
The Russians are still irked about the fact that we promised
that we're working to make a move towards encroach, NATO
encroach, encroach, we wouldn't encroach. And we did. We broke
our promise. And it turned out it wasn't a promise in writing.
Remember, we discussed
what what was the what was the name of the accords? They had a
name for it.
And I forgot, but it was they weren't gonna do any Oh, don't
worry about it. We're all good to go now that especially after
the fall of the collapse of the Soviet Union, that's where we we
should don't worry about it. You guys are good to go. Because
these countries will be great. He was
the Helsinki guys. Helsinki, your core. Yeah,
remember? That's it. That's exactly what, what this has to
do with but I'll miss the point was documents, something like
the point was that we assured them, we had our people, but we
never wrote it down. And now you know, it wasn't written down. So
Screw you. We took one of those deals about hey, he's in
writing. I don't think so. And so what but but but the
Russians, you know, the Russians are still pissed about the fact
that we like, essentially, officially lied to them about
the whole thing. And then when Poland joined NATO, and that
sort of in a couple other countries, that was the end for
that there's and this is not bullcrap. We're not putting up
with this anymore. You guys are gonna be right on our border.
It's like as if you think the Warsaw Pact should have Mexico.
And so no,
yes, it was the mix. The minx protocol. I think the fact that
was called a protocol was the reason why we could slip out of
it. Hey, man, it's just a protocol. Yeah, who cares?
So that's what the Russians are about. And meanwhile, Vicky
Newell is making up stories about false flags has to do with
COVID. What?
That's what they should. Putin should be focusing on COVID and
building back better. So dumb, it's weak, its weak.
What is Russia got to do is build back better. They're still
building.
This is a case of these people. And I mean, Victoria Nuland, the
whole Biden ministration just smoking their own dope. I mean,
do you think anyone look, we're highlighting this but it's
really not a big news story. Is it? Is this really on people's
radar when they're trying but that's my point. Does it really
get through to people that people have heard Russia for so
long? I am whatever, Russia Ukraine. Americans don't care.
Don't
cry wolf babies written? Oh, yes. Crying Russia, Russia.
Okay, we're sick. I Russia. But then again, you had Megyn Kelly,
she was all in? Well, okay, let's play part two of this
clip.
And if you listen to the language coming out of Russia's
top negotiator, this is Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov.
It doesn't seem like there's a lot to negotiate. We need
ironclad waterproof, bulletproof legally binding, guarantees, not
assurances, not safeguards. guarantee all
that, you know, and yeah, actually, I heard Victorian,
that sky interview talk about military transparency. That's
the kind of stuff we're offering this
guy's going on and on. Because this again, refers back to the
fact that we promised we will approach. And so now they guess
we need bulletproof. We need this in writing, we need a
notary.
Hey, I think the guy can come by he's got a stamp. We could do
that maybe Thursday on his lunch hour
guarantees, you know, and of course, the US and NATO have
called the Russian demands, mostly non starters. So the
question now is what happens when and if Russia doesn't get
what he wants?
Do you have a sense of how this is seen by Russians themselves?
I mean, is there a sense of the country on the on the on the
brink as it as it were?
You know, it kind of feels like this is something no one thought
was possible over the fall, but it's slowly becoming a reality.
You know, with President Vladimir Putin now talking about
a possible military technical response. That's That's what
he's vowed so far without elaborating. The US also argues
there's been this massive uptick in propaganda in Russia over the
past several months. And you know, yes, and no, I think I
mean, there's always a lot of propaganda surrounding Ukraine
anyway. But the stories of the Russian buildup were initially
reported by Western media and then Russian media came in to
look into it. And some of that, of course, is part of this kind
of pro Kremlin propaganda Squall. But you know, muddy and
all that message on Friday, we saw the arrest of Russia's at by
Russia security services of members of this ransomware evil
hacking group. And that was at the request of the US so you can
understand that Russians are left scratching their heads a
bit.
That That wasn't reported. No. So they mentioned it here, but I
don't know of any reports about it. I definitely was not in the
mainstream media about the Russians. You know, we asked
them to do this and they did it. So why not? They made a big fuss
about this, this evil, these evil hackers, and they blamed
the state board and then the Russians went out and arrested
the guys and do it. No report what's going on here?
I have the report about the the hackers, the cyber attacks.
Well, let's
play part of that. Okay.
So I want to go back to this idea of Russia creating a
pretext for war awareness. What are we hearing from the
Ukrainian learning?
First of all, they're coming to grips with this cyber attack
that took out some of their government websites, it seems
now not to have no images at first feared. You know,
meanwhile, Ukraine's military intelligence as it is captured
intercepts about a possible plot by Russia to stage a fake attack
against Russian troops in a breakaway region of Moldova
that's to the south of Ukraine. And the plan here essentially,
is to attack Russian troops stationed at a weapons depot
near the border and then blame it on Ukrainian forces holy
opening up holy shit. Did
they did they discover the playbook and the actual tactical
manual for this operation? They've got it right down to
where it's going to happen, how it's going to go down?
Yeah. yellowcake, wow, weapons depot near the border, and then
blame it on Ukrainian forces and, you know, opening up the
possibility of a wider Russian incursion. Now, the US has said
it's willing to give weapons to help Ukraine carry out a
protected guerrilla campaign if it comes to a Russian attack.
The wider concern here about this whole week of failed
diplomacy that it was, you know, always designed to fail and open
a path for Russia to claim you know, well, we tried
negotiating, and now all there is left to do is to fight.
Wow, did they just literally saying when that were, they're
going to do it so we can just wait for this to take place and
they're going to blame it on Russia.
Putin, specifically Putin
and and I, and here's reports that Sweden got land, which is
one of their islands, which is about 1500 kilometers south of
south of all of south of Ukraine. No Ukraine, the south
of there. The Russian Ukrainian border, they're, of course north
of it. And now they've got tanks rolling out through this town
because you know, Putin could get crazy who could come up
here.
This little island, Under Armour sells here in Berkeley.
Is the CNN report on the cyber attack.
You know, what's really interesting, and I want you to
elaborate on this. Jim Comey says Ukraine is now blaming
Russia for a wide ranging cyber attack against Ukraine. Is that
a precursor for a possible Russian invasion based on all of
Russia's war plans, their shadow war plans hybrid war plans? They
got it off is absolutely part of the the Russian playbook here.
We've seen before in other countries that Russia has taken
territory from from Georgia to Moldova attacks on Estonia in
the past. This fits the pattern, as you say, the US has not yet
attributed this, the Ukrainians have and by the way, the US
strongly suspects this cyber attack comes from Russia because
it fits a pattern. You set the ground for a formal invasion and
cyber attacks are often a way to weaken their opponents before
they come in. This is also so worrisome. A major, major threat
on the horizon over there. Let's hope it doesn't happen. Jim
Shooter,
thanks for your
reporting. As usual, this is also so major. It's just so so
major. I mean, gee, we found the playbook we have the operational
playbook, we have the target, we know where it's going to take
place. I mean, right now, CNN should have a countdown clock,
I'd lower third. Click, click, click click moments until the
cyber attack invasion and the false flag from Putin. It's
pretty sad, sad. It's sad. But you know, people read headlines,
take screenshots no one, no one goes to the get any information.
No one reads I don't
know what's gonna happen. But this obviously that we're behind
whatever it is. Yeah. Who are we involved in the first place?
Well, because of what I said to Megan Kelly, in my view, it's
because if you have 80 year olds running the country, which we
have Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi Biden, tons of people close to
their 80s you get 80 year old baggage along with it, which is
this hard on for Russia and subsequently Putin in the
expansionism and I think it's trauma from the 60s now they
were all hiding in their cellars and in the 50s, probably
50s Yeah, the 50s who were well the Cuban
Missile Crisis was the desk with Cuban Cuban Missile Crisis was
Early 60s, wasn't it?
Yeah, that was 60s. That was the end, right? But that's the kind
of people
I think are freaking out about this. And now they're now at it.
Or at least, or at least
they're susceptible to it as a as a narrative.
Yeah, I'm not gonna argue against it, because they're all
ad and they're all acting like it.
Well, it's just trauma, everybody's got some kind of
trauma.
Then you have a bunch of opportunists like Victoria
Nuland, and others that you know, just looking for sources
of power, and they're just troublemakers they'd like to see
the world blow up. Yeah, they're dangerous. I don't understand
how people like that are. I've got so much influence.
I wanted to mention in this context of build back better and
build bullcrap and governments. A video that we discussed
several months ago is now making the rounds going viral, which is
of a politician from the Forum for Democracy, questioning the
Prime Minister Ritter, and we talked about a few months ago,
but now someone put subtitles on it. And so people are going Holy
crap. And it was this call out of hey, you know, you sent this
nice letter to Klaus Schwab, thanking him for the great reset
book and that you enjoyed it so much. But he didn't say it that
way. He asked the Prime Minister, do you know this book?
Have you read it? And the Prime Minister goes now I haven't read
that. And then he confronts him with the letter. You know, the,
the courteous note, the courtesy note to Klaus Schwab saying,
Hey, man, thanks for your book. I loved it. Which of course we
know he didn't read it. Of course not gonna read it horse.
Hey, by the way, where are all the build back better hats. You
know? Shouldn't this shouldn't shouldn't everyone be all
jacked? And Judy about this? There's your color revolution,
Victoria. We need build back better hats for Russia. So they
can
imagine a Russian building it could be in Cyrillic, but even
so, we're having anything to do with build back there. This has
got to really Gaul Putin. Maybe that's part of the point. Maybe
the whole thing is just to make Putin blow his head off, you
know, just just just not go crazy. Oh, God, I can't believe
it. That's possible bag better.
Well, I think that that may be going on with Putin. We have
another problem in in the system. And that's Boris
Johnson. I have a clip go what you got
the Mojo clip. It's about the latest the building and moaning
data robo
calls continued to grow for British Prime Minister Boris
Johnson to resign after he and his number 10 Downing Street
office had to apologize twice last week for several parties
that appear to violate their own social distancing and COVID
restrictions and fears. Frank langfitt has more from London.
Tobias Elwood, former government minister and fellow member of
Johnson's Conservative Party told the BBC the Prime Minister
needs to quote lead or step aside, Elwood is among the
handful of Conservative Party lawmakers suggesting it's time
for Johnson to go. other political parties including
labour, the Scottish National Party and liberal Democrats have
all demanded Johnson stepped down last week. Number 10.
Apologize for holding two parties last April on the eve of
the funeral of Prince Philip, the Queen's husband that one
party people reportedly brought in bottles of wine in a suitcase
a stark contrast to the queen who the next day sat alone and
masked in a chapel mourning the loss of her husband.
A couple of things. Yes. One was lead or get out of the lead.
What is what what? What is he doing if he's leading? I mean,
what more can he do than what he's doing? God? Yeah, yeah.
That's one thing. The second thing was now they've decided to
go with the imagery. And the imagery is they're having a big
party in the backyard a bunch of the illegal and they bring in
suitcases filled with booze, so they can all get plastered while
the queen is by herself in the chapel, mourning the loss of her
husband to make it look like a bunch of cold blooded bastard.
Yeah, you got Bo Joe Danson like an idiot. Like, wow, man, that
was embarrassing. Well, one of our producers is on the case
here and what what we what we identified there, the lead or
get out of the way. Our producer says, what's happening here and
this leaked, you know, this, it all started with the leaked
video of the press secretary, you know, rehearsing for these
questions and laughing about oh, well, it wasn't socially
distance. And it was just Ryan and Jesus. And that's what
kicked this off. Our producer says this is an inside job. This
is his own party and own affiliated people. What's
happening, and I have some clips to back it up. Dominic Cummings,
who was arguably the guy that got the Brexit set up and done.
He's angry at Boris, you know ever since Boris came out of the
hospital with the COVID with the crew from new Boris he was a new
Boris, the fake for he's angry with the new Boris here's a
here's a clip dumb. This is a Peter it's a radio interview and
you'll hear the interviewee is Peter Osborne of The Daily
Telegraph,
Dominic Cummings seems to be at the heart of this story in in
the sense that He is believed to be the leaker of some of this
stuff by a lot of it. And he appears to be conducting what
might be called Operation get virus.
These emails are photographs, etc. Many of them are coming
from Dominic Cummings, he was hard as you say, in 2019. And he
remained as senior advisor to the Prime Minister, he advised
Johnson in taking Britain out of the European Union, and then he
advised Johnson on the general election. And then there was
reportedly a quite a significant power struggle between Dominic
Cummings and Kerry Simmons as you Pam was then the Prime
Minister's fiance now his wife for really, you know, for
control over how things were run. Cummings lost and he was
then He then left and he left with him according to this
narrative, a basically a trunk full of information, documents,
emails, etc. Trunk he is a very skillful political operator
Cummings he has an agenda he feels that Britain will be
better governed without Johnson if that narrative is true when
we can expect future developments future revelations
This is the second part of this about future Revelations
we don't know that he's coming we all suspect that it is
whoever is orchestrating this is doing it brilliantly. Rather
than dumping the information about many different parties in
one go into the into the media. It's been steadily leaked in the
most considered way for doing the most damage to Johnson. And
Johnson has lots of enemies. Cummings is but one but if it is
Cummings, he's doing a brilliant job of maximizing the impact of
all of these stories. Yeah.
Hold on a second. But these are dynamite clips. Is Johnson's
fiance that was dying, I guess. Yeah. Bombings. Yeah. I
mean, I had no idea idiot. Well, what kind of an operative issue?
That's the question, because this Boris is clearly the numb
nut. Or caulk Womble. Womble. What are they called? They have
all kinds of words now they
get some words for the word numbnuts. We get a lot of they
never used them nuts together. No, no, I
haven't. It's series knob socket. wank Puffin or spunk
trumpet, and these are the terms they're using now.
So so she died we have to look into her because that's the
that's the issue. Yeah, she who does she thinks she is she
wanders in to this this quagmire and she thinks she's this
reminds me of Hillary back when she first When Clinton first got
elected and she was decided she's going to tell her by
herself that she was going to she was the health minister and
all of a sudden she's going to create the universal health care
package. Yes. And she did this she as she as though she was
running the place. Yeah, yeah the one of those
it's good man.
It's not boring. That's dynamite
so that so it's it's a it's a move to get Boris out again.
Just shows you how how cynical it is that this
whole the whole COVID Cummings is behind it. Boris is done. I
think so too.
And but but consider the scenario. They're painting
because of Boris's then girlfriend now wife that that
Cummings lost her. Like her advice. That was the that's the
piece that we don't have enough background on where she coming
from? Where did she pop up from? Me? I kind of remember but we
didn't really pay attention to her something.
That would be an issue as an operator. Yeah. Wow.
But you see how cynical it is that oh, COVID COVID COVID. They
using it for everything, mainly for politics. And it's from the
beginning for average. beginning the beginning. Everything Trump
said all it's the opposite. Oh, it's the opposite. Oh, that's no
good. I'll never take vaccines from Trump.
Yeah, any one of those. I saw it in the newsletter clips in the
newsletter, the last newsletter. Who was never gonna take
anything? No, I'm not buying this. I'm taking this second
shot. Come and get me.
Yeah. Who was that? douchebag who did that? Oh, just another
Twitter douchebag. Other douchebag another douchebag?
Yeah. So I
might do a little COVID stuff because it gets some clips but
they're pushing COVID They're really going out of their way.
CBS is a perfect example. Well,
let me lead into you something. This is Dr. Campbell, we all
know and love Dr. Campbell, the YouTube doctor from the UK. And
he just has a quick analysis for us of Omicron. And then we can
take it from there just to frame our reporting.
So that's illustrates there very clearly in Germany. So what we
see there is, again, as we predict it, omicron is
displacing Delta, and is associated with less
hospitalizations, less deaths and less patients being
ventilated. It's almost as if Omicron is protecting us against
the ravages of Delta was not almost as almost like that it
actually is that it's really quite, quite, quite incredible.
And we know Omicron gives immunity against delta as well.
So it's Yeah, so whatever you make of that, that's the data.
And if you don't want to accept my interpretation, now you have
to accept the data I'm afraid because that's Well, unless the
solution straight from the macaque Institute,
you go except the data people it's actually helping us get out
of this. Nobody accepts the data. No, not now. Not Not
anymore. Now we can't accept the data.
So I've been noticing they push the propaganda push has been
again, thanks to Pfizer because this is the end of this
situation they got to get rid of get get these vaccines out they
got to make as much money as they can for the let you know,
because they're going to have a downturn in
in profits before they get the 1.1 version out.
Yeah, and even then, I guess the question is, whether they're
going to have the kind of success they've had with this
success. Yes, the promotional success has been good the actual
results are somewhat disappointing. Who cares about
the actual medical results
so the thing right now is you're pushing as hard as they can you
see it in the reporting for kids under five Yeah, we got to get
this vaccine because we got this lots of kids under five and they
need to get shots we got to stick right into the into the
womb and that even while that's coming Yeah, so that starts with
a Pfizer kids ad. Oh, the VAX Oh, goodness.
Oh, this
was put up by Pfizer was it was distributed and not pulled but
it was on all over the place all over Twitter. And UK is a bunch
of kids in there. You just have to imagine that there's a bunch
of kids wearing capes and jumping off it's very heroes
because they're all superheroes because they got the shot and
you can play this look this call Pfizer kids dad.
Welcome to primetime here at Fox. Oh, glad to have you.
You're the perfect price saw this ad I thought bill
What's all this superhero? I think you left some shit on the
beginning here. Okay, hold on a second it guys. I got it. It
starts here. I got
1000s of kids like us around the world during the COVID-19
vaccine trial hid power. And when they did they became all
superheroes. All the kids who volunteer we'd like to say
yeah, now we've seen many variations of this. Yeah,
it sucks. Historic, terrible. So let's go to CBS and we got the
CB COVID And kids. CBS one. We're going
to begin with the Coronavirus and the difficult decisions
faced by parents as the omachron variance surges among kids in
some schools, including the entire Chicago system are forced
into remote learning. So take a look at this graphic. There's
been a massive jump in pediatric hospital admissions for COVID In
recent weeks, in just the last seven days, the CDC says an
average of 824 kids per day were admitted for the disease. Here's
the tricky part of those numbers include kids who were in the
hospital for other reasons, and then tested positive for COVID.
Yeah,
did you hear that little way does the Weasley way he did that
last brasier
replay per day were admitted for the disease goes back. Seven
days The CDC says an average of 824 kids per day were admitted
for the disease. Here's the tricky part of those numbers
include kids who were in the hospital for other reasons, and
then tested positive for COVID
tricky part Hmm. Science.
There's a there's a lower third. It says it had something like
under five year old kids, you know, just about under five year
old kids are getting COVID left and right is what it implies.
But they were pushing pushing pushing this under five thing In
this report, get the parents who have kids under five is that
even the vaccine no and approved the vaccine for my
oh goodness that going that route now Oh my baby.
Yeah. And they're doing it I mean, there's only a few clips
from this extremely long pounding report about the under
fives and they had dads do some little kid in the hospitals to
bow the poor little two year old even though he has leukemia. No
it was like a bigger problem to me but okay, so it's part two of
this.
Janet Shamian is at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston
where there's been a surge in kids going to hotel you with
COVID Different story there, Janet. Good morning.
Good morning. This is the nation's largest pediatric
hospital and is seeing a spike in COVID cases. The latest
numbers are troubling. More than 75 children are hospitalized
with the virus summer on respirators. About a dozen of
those infected our babies. This is Jameson Rogers on Christmas
Day. This is the two year old now recently diagnosed with
leukemia and fighting COVID in the intensive care unit of Texas
Children's Hospital.
Gosh, this is this is in a way kind of a throwback to the
incubators. Yeah, same mecho. That's
an interesting point. Same mechanism, the phony baloney
incubator story that came out of Kuwait. Yeah. Where they you
know, and it turned out that there was a PR woman that made
the whole story up and she
made her statement. No, they made the PR I think guy's
daughter do it or something. Talk tell this story. Right.
Right. How they how these evil people were going in and they're
throwing the babies out of the incubators onto the floor. Damn.
Yeah, that was good. That was a good one. This this is not.
So CBS is it's promoting the under five vaccine is all it is.
But that's not approved. Is it?
There's no approval? No, it's not. But this is the point. The
horrors that are happening. It's all under five prove? Yeah.
You're putting the screws to the regulators. It's shameless. I've
never seen anything like it.
The headline, of course for this week was the Supreme Court of
the United States deciding that President Biden's backhanded way
of mandating larger corporations, 100 people and
over for taking Well, the mandate was vaccination or test,
of course companies all afraid of for their ESG score,
immediately went all the way out. No testing just got to get
back to shut up. I don't even know if any companies are really
going to turn that back. But here at least is a quick rundown
from ABC on their decision. Good evening. It's
great to have you with us here on this Thursday night. And we
begin tonight with the Supreme Court blocking President Biden's
vaccine mandate for large companies. The vote six to three
the conservative justices against it
when they say blocking is that, to me, that always means like
it's open for appeal or something that's kind of how it
always was blocked for now, it's not not overturned or shot, you
know, completely obliterated is blocked. Is that just me reading
too much into it?
I be honest, I can't say
they did allow for the rules to move forward for 17 million
healthcare workers at federally funded Hospitals and Facilities
in this country. The Supreme Court decision coming late today
the conservative majority saying OSHA does not have the authority
to enforce a vaccine or testing rule for large companies. This
affects some 80 million employees across the country.
Their own companies and bosses will now make that decision.
Many companies of course already have, as I mentioned, they did
allow for a separate mandate to move forward for millions of
health care workers at those federally funded sites. Today,
President Biden's response saying in part that justice is
blocked what he called Common Sense life saving requirements.
Tonight the President is now calling on the states and
employers to do the right thing.
Do the right thing people do the right thing is not happening in
surprised that they? It's interesting the way the supreme
court went on this 63 I don't think they deserve is that six?
No,
no, no, they're six. I think this with Roberts who was barely
a swing. Yeah, I
think he's the one that's not really considered the six but I
think he was in there. It was it was the three the three new No,
it was sort of my your IT WAS who's the I can't remember the
names, but it was
it'd be sort of my our Kagan Hagen and you're not Gorsuch.
But
no, maybe maybe it was I don't know. Maybe it was what's his
face prior
on the priors. Maybe yes, we should look Okay
we should we should know the Supreme Court justices this is
pretty weak
the point is is that it was I thought it was kind of touching
go the way it was going but then they came out with this decision
which is the right decision it's an Acer are bogus but
it's pretty sad for the for the medical system as a lot of
people who are new really don't want to leave the jobs I guess
they're going to have to that remains in place I think it's
only if if your hospital is reimbursed through Medicare or
any any institution that's reimbursed through Medicare
which is quite a lot who get the medical you know in in here's
what we can probably expect to see here soon in the UK. You may
have seen this video of an ethicist and the the UK health
minister is visiting a hospital and it's I think it's a live
shot and you know it's a typical PR thing to help Miss Oh
everyone's good here go NHS oh good we're doing for the NHS is
very wonderful. And this guy is behind him. Excuse me, Minister.
You know, it's like I'm being asked to leave even though you
know, I've had COVID I've I've been working here since day one.
It's not appropriate for me to have a vaccination yet. I'm
going to be fired on your rules which kicks in in April because
let's do it in April because God knows is no emergency now.
Right? We can certainly wait a couple months to to to fire
people. Here as a reminder, here's this interaction that I
have a follow up to
it. No video clip of an unvaccinated Doctor challenging
the Health Secretary the government plans to make the
COVID job mandatory for all NHS staff very soon now has gone
viral.
Dr. Steve James is a consultant and the statistics at King's
College Hospital in London and he's been working in the ICU
there since early 2020. The beginning of the pandemic and on
a visit by the health secretary told Sajid Javid, the science
isn't strong enough to support the policy of mandatory
vaccination for NHS staff. Let's hear what he had to say.
So I've had COVID At some point, I've got antibodies. Yeah. I've
been working on COVID It used to beginning I have not had a
vaccination. I did not want to have a vaccination. And for
that, I will be dismissed if I don't have a vaccine.
It's not the science isn't strong enough.
Right. So that's the clip that went viral a couple of weeks ago
now. So this is good. Good morning, Britain, they bring
this guy on for 15 minutes. All I did is I just I just created
like a mini cut of their questions of the two hosts. And
this is this guy's entire messages. Look, there's 100,000
People in the National Health System, who really don't want to
get this day many of them have had it most of you probably
already had COVID. They've been working there. From day one.
You're allowing vaccinated people who have COVID to come
back and work, but we're getting kicked out. But listen to the
badgering from these these are just morning show hosts talking
to a professional in the field and listen to how they treat
him.
Well. Dr. Steve James is joining us live now from from his home.
As I said that thing went viral. So many millions of people have
seen it. And basically Dr. Jones, that's made you the
poster doc for the whole anti Vax movement. But that's not
that's not a color hat that you want to wear. And you've come on
Good Morning Britain to try and put the record straight. So
where exactly do you stand on vaccination? Okay, but can you
can you do what I think you're here to do? Which is to explain
why you're not.
He wasn't giving the right answers. And then they literally
say, could you please get back to why you're here? Remember the
pre interview? We had the stuff you're supposed to say? Right?
So where exactly do you stand on vaccination? Okay, but can you
can you do what I think you're here to do, which is to explain
why you're not anti Vax, being fit, and young and well is no
defense against COVID. Young fit people have died from
it. Just to be clear, you are speaking entirely in a personal
capacity and not as a representative for the hospital.
You won't get vaccinated and you've explained why you believe
you don't need to just want to establish Have you You say
you've been exposed to COVID? Have you actually had COVID? You
know that? How do you get a antibody test offered to you in
your work? And that was sorry, you've had one he's had an
antibody test done privately presumably with it. Just to
clarify
then if you if anybody is carrying antibodies to COVID Are
you saying that that automatically means that they
must have been infected with it something?
So that's the kind of Novak Djokovic defense. There it is
vaccination isn't it? Isn't it? James, you are not going to get
vaccinated. Here
comes the push. This is what we're gonna see here.
You've said that you've had that argument with the health
secretary. Of course that comes with a penalty within the NHS
because from April If you aren't vaccinated, you will lose your
job. Are you prepared to simply lose your work for the sake of
taking a vaccination, which we know and you have explained, is
enormously beneficial?
Why you are you're arguing this purely from a if you like a
civil rights point of view? Or are you also suggesting as I
think you might have done in that exchange with God, that you
don't trust the vaccine all the way you don't think it's been
researched fully enough? Am I right guy
said nothing like that
is you're prepared to lose your job and, and put your department
under pressure as a result of you losing a job because I don't
know, you know, how, how easy it can be to get an anesthetist
with all sorts of training and qualifications in there. Despite
the fact you believe the vaccine is safe and effective. I I'm not
sure I understand it anyway. Let's talk to Dr. Hillary about
it. Because Dr. James says he doesn't want to be a poster boy
for the anti vaccine movement. I can't see how he here has avoids
that, frankly.
So this is what they're going to do. You are a horrible, horrible
person, because you're actually weakening the system.
It's really the bit at the bit was the bit that was in there
that confirms that was when she said you're going to ruin your
own department. You want you're not replaceable. Yes. The retort
should be well, if I'm not replaceable, then don't replace
me. I'm not taking the vaccine.
Yeah, that that wasn't that wasn't his religion. He didn't
get a retort she went straight to the in house doctor who then
continued to discredit this guy, of course. That's how it goes.
So this is disgusting.
This is worse than the kind of communist stuff that you've
heard about, you know, back in the day, no, no does something
show trials to show trial?
This their stuff? Even worse? You want to get back to the kids
for a second?
You got some more kids stuff?
Oh my god, this is this is really horrible. This is in
Massachusetts. Now, if you had trained a dog to detect COVID,
which has been done, it's it's universally known now it's a
great way to
share amazing dogs are really good at this stuff. Because of
that sense of smell.
Right? Now it would you it seems to me if you're going to use a
dog to detect COVID at a school, certainly a grade school, you
would have the dog at the entrance. Right in the dark and
it kind of like at the airport, the dog could sniff you maybe
have to walk past the dog and the dog be like, Okay, you're
good to go. I mean, if if you could get sick from COVID
outside wearing a mask, and you're too close to somebody,
I'm under the assumption that the dog can sniff your COVID. Is
that how you and I would do it if we were consulted on this?
I would have kids walk past the dog sure on the way in. Yeah,
well, that's not having a metal detector outside the school.
That's what seems logical. But no, no, no, not in
Massachusetts. Let's terrorize the children by having the dogs
running around while they're in class. This is
She's a black lab. She's 14 months old, and she's a warrior.
In the fight against COVID Hunter receive training to
recognize the scent of the Coronavirus. If she smells that
she will give a signal and then get a toy. Nothing found in this
second grade gym class at the LG Norris Elementary School in
Norton, Massachusetts. So she goes on to play with some of the
children. But then Hunter is brought into the school library.
Good girl. First graders have music class and the other side
of library, Hunter abruptly sits down a signal that we do
have some older presence of COVID overload on this
bookshelf. She just she actually just just that good girl. So
what I'll do is I'll praise her good girl. Let her wait it out a
little bit, kind of dial it in try to try to narrow it down.
We know COVID-19 primarily spreads through the air. And
Hunter is searching there too.
And older is almost like a cone. If you can picture a comb, the
source of the odor is strong at the base like it was on the
bookshelf. And then the odor goes out into a corner.
This is Duke he's hunting partner in the canine COVID
patrol. This is the school cafeteria guy stops abruptly and
sits too. He just found something and then two minutes
later. What did you find here? Same thing. So what happens
after Duke and Hunter make their discoveries?
We notify parents in terms of if we have information that is
student specific in that seat. We want parents to have that
decision that right to make a decision about do they want to
test in state students do they want to pull the student or just
keep an eye out for symptoms.
In addition, after the detector dog makes a hit. The areas are
disinfected.
How traumatizing must this be?
I know. It could be a lot better. I would say your brain
to do exactly what they're doing but then when they when the dog
sits down a group of goons comes in and throws a bag over the kid
like they do in China. And then they drag the kid out by his
legs
hazmat suit no that guy's got to immediately put hazmat suits on
immediately. Hazmat suits come
in with hazmat
baggage Dan Oh,
he got a bag him
Yeah. And it sets him up for so many other fun dog interactions
in their future life you know for drugs. Other great stuff
that you might not might have a problem with in school. This is
so sick, man. This is just sick. Don't do that. Cuz it should
like oh my god, don't stop. Don't come near me. Oh, no, no,
no, no, the dogs sniffing me. Oh, no, don't sit down.
A lot of kids don't even react well with dogs of any sort. So
this is no good idea. Yeah. Oh, that's just so sad. I don't have
any more kids. So I do have something that I'd say you'd be
interested in because I specifically grabbed it. Okay.
COVID in mk COVID. In Holland. The
Dutch government has eased some Coronavirus restrictions, but
not for the hospitality sector. There are Schultz reports some
cafes and restaurants have opened in protest
stores hair salons and gyms may now open until 5pm. But cafes,
restaurants, bars and museums must remain shut until at least
January 25. eating establishments in more than a
dozen communities across the Netherlands said they would open
their doors Saturday in protest. new infections in the
Netherlands are at a record high but hospitalizations are
decreasing.
I mean, this was this was three weeks and they've extended
extended another two weeks and they're not going to it's going
to and they're taking all the fun stuff away. How many
infections have there actually been in restaurants? How many
restaurants have been super spreader sites? I don't think I
can recall one instance. One
French Laundry.
It wasn't a super spreader. Was it? I know it was a douchebag
containment centers when it widespread. Here's the mandates.
The mandate being shut down or blocked by the Supreme Court is
very troubling to many people. Certainly our elites and we go
to our resident constitutional scholar. When it comes to ABC,
if you ever want to know that real good opinion on the
Constitution, you want to talk to sunny Hostin, who is a key
member of the view?
Well, I you know, I think that this is a direct result of the
conservative majority and the composition of the Supreme
Court. We know now that Chief Justice Roberts, his
conservative Associate Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito,
Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett, and we
know that it's also a result of the hypocrisy of the Republican
Party who, you know, filibuster. And now have, you know, three
Supreme Court justices that are conservative and they change the
rules for that, but they won't change the rules. No, they are
voting right. What
do you mean, what is she referring to here?
I don't know what she's referring to. But it was the
Democrats who changed the rules about proving judges. Yes,
they're the ones who do change. They change the data wants to
change the rules, and then Republicans took advantage of
it. The only reason that they're big they're also bitching about
the fact that Merrick Garland yeah did mama turn Yeah. Yes,
because he was never allowed. They never they never had the
hearing. It's different.
And look at the bullet we dodge the guy's nutjob and Department
of Justice
the guy right that's crazy. Crazy Crazy. He looks at two
and he's doing kind of crazy stuff to says
that are conservative and they change the rules for the
stolen yeah, one more thing on there. But but the garland thing
you know the some of these guys it always looks like what
they're just doing this for some political reasons. But in fact,
in political circles, a lot of people know somebody crazy.
Yeah, I mean, there's just no that guy that guy's nuts. And so
they'll they put the kibosh on that guy's on the hearings, so
he doesn't even get a chance to get voted on because you know,
that guy's nuts. You're doing the world of faith. Everybody
knew it. We all knew the guy's no good. We bet we'd rather have
the booth guy. Don't give us that guy give us the
blue for justices that are conservative and they change the
rules for that, but they won't change the rules for voting
rights and so why not voting rights? It does highlight their
hypocrisy because this was for a six to two, three vote and so I
say to Americans I hope that you're enjoying your freedoms
because this is based on freedom right? The concept of freedom so
now you have the freedom to get career like Glenn Beck just got
COVID You have the freedom to die from from COVID and your
freedom freedom from mandates, and you now don't have the
freedom to vote. You don't have the freedom to read Toni
Morrison and you don't have freedom women don't have freedom
over their own bodies.
We who's Toni Morrison What is this? You don't have the freedom
to read Toni Morrison
no idea what the toys so she's a writer. But I have no idea. What
What's that got to do with anything?
I have no idea she talking about Toni Morrison is let's see. She
banned in Boston or what? American novelist? She you've
heard of her?
Oh, yeah. But I think she's in the Bay area. Area.
I mean, we don't have the freedom to read her. I didn't
understand that.
I I don't know. I don't know what she's talking about. She's
a lunatic. But
you hear at the end. You hear the you have the freedom to die
from COVID. Yeah. And when someone has the freedom to die
from COVID This disturbing trend, which is I think it's
stemmed from a subreddit, which is Michael Caine awards.
Microsoft, Michael Caine. Was the the pizza guy who passed
away who ran for president. I'm like, okay, yeah, it's his name
came Herman Herman Cain, the Herman Cain awards or something
like Herman Cain was against against the the man days hahaha,
died from COVID. Nature. Let's go to CNN and laughs Amar.
Well, here's a moral question peculiar to these days. Is it
wrong to mock people who publicly crusade against the
COVID vaccine and then die of the disease? Or does it drive
home the message about saving lives? There are entire websites
that are devoted to such mockery. Sorry anti Vaxxer calm
gleefully tally stories and photos of anti vaccine advocates
who end up in the ICU intubated Endor dead from the disease. One
recent case of this kind of tasteless, taunting spurred to
dueling opinion pieces in the Los Angeles Times. Orange County
Republican Kelly earned be a former assistant DA and state
assembly candidate who had lobbied publicly against the
COVID vaccines passed away earlier this month at age 46.
From COVID complications. She was unvaccinated. Earn bees
death unleashed a torrent of reaction on the internet on her
own Facebook page under a Christmas collage that she had
posted. There are now more than 4600 comments. Some are sympathy
notes, many others are not. In response to the piling on LA
Times columnist Nicholas Goldberg wrote I don't
understand how crowing over the death of others furthers useful
debate or increases vaccination rates. But a few days later,
Goldberg's colleague Michael Hiltzik published a column
expressing the exact opposite quote, mocking anti vaxxers
COVID deaths is ghoulish. Yes, but maybe necessary.
There you go. Beautiful. It's very necessary. This is good. Of
course, that stuff stays around for a long time. So people who
do that and that might come back to bite you in the butt is just
worth mentioning. I've no clips, but 270 healthcare professionals
also categorized as doctors which are not, not all.
Now this is one of those mailing lists we've seen this years ago
on this show exactly right time you turn around the same 1100
people to sign some petition against Trump. Yeah, I actually
went through the trouble of trying to contact a couple of
them. Because I can't believe this is just got to be bullshit
and didn't even want to talk to you know, they contacted me and
they said this. Yeah, they signed it. And there wasn't a
phony deal. So I thought it was like people just using people's
names. But no, it was legit, but it was but there are a bunch of
left wing nut balls, all of them.
So this open letter to Spotify. Well, the headline reads, this
is interesting. Experts confront experts confront Spotify over
misinformation in Joe Rogan podcast. And if you read this
open letter hosted on wordpress.com, which is kind of
cool. They immediately go to Dr. Robert Malone, and accused Joe
Rogan of allowing the propagation of false and
societally harmful assertions. If you're, if you're a
healthcare professional, I don't know if you can determine
societal harm. Because they're talking about I believe, the
mass formation, discussion And then they go on to say we are a
coalition of scientists, medical professionals, professors and
science communicators. a science communicator spanning a wide
range of fields such as microbiology, immunology,
epidemiology and neuroscience and we are calling on Spotify to
take action against the mass misinformation events notice
that um just that little thing that that's a little tell there
a little bit of NLP mass Miss Information events referring to
mass like yes, cute cute, which continue to occur on this
platform with an estimated 11 million listeners per episode
JRE is the world's largest podcast has tremendous
influence. Though Spotify has a responsibility to mitigate the
spread of information as platform the company presently
has no misinformation policy. And then they go on to talk
about how Twitter was good because they d platformed. Him
and here it is notably, Dr. Malone is one of two recent GRE
Guess who has compared pandemic policies to the Holocaust. These
actions are not only objectionable and offensive, but
also medically and culturally dangerous. Hmm, the Hitler's
Trump We the undersigned, doctors, nurses, scientists and
educators that's called on Spotify to immediately establish
a clear and public policy to moderate misinformation on its
platform.
You know, I get a kick out of 270 people getting this much
attention when 35,000 Scientists Yeah, wrote a letter about the
fakery of global warming, and they get no attention
whatsoever. It's just astonishing how this works. One,
you know, there
was a lot of focus or attention focused on Rand Paul and Fauci
in the most recent hearings. I think it's in the Senate yet in
the Senate, you know, about the gain of function, they're back
and forth, you know, the big show, which is all great.
Everybody kind of wins, you know, for their own team and
stuff like that the people lose. But there were some other things
particularly about the various database that came up and this
question was posed to both CDC director will insky and Fauci
and in the question is very simple, like, okay, so this
various database, it's showing 1000s of people who have died
from after the vaccination. Now, we know that that the
discreditable one has been in from day one. Well, you know,
it's just self reporting blabber. And of course, on the
other side, we hear well, it's probably only 10% of all the
real cases. But there's but there's seems to be no
accountability of what has happened to people after
vaccination, if they died from it hasn't been documented.
Although in this exchange, you will hear both Wollensky saying
that they do documented do have the numbers, but she's going to
completely deflect about the various database along with
Fauci and this to me is, this is another one of those that been
years from now we'll look back and say, What a bunch of lying
scumbags. Glinski. It's been reported by some virologist and
scientists that this year, around 170 People have died from
taking the regular flu vaccine. The vaccine advisory adverse
reporting system reported that the number of people dying after
or following the COVID vaccine is actually in the 1000s. Now,
this is what I'm hearing. I'll give you a chance to refute that
or confirm it here. You know, is this true? Or we haven't that
many people die after taking one of these vaccines
started to prevail. Thank you for that question. The vaccine
adverse event reporting system is a mandatory system of any
adverse event that happens after being vaccinated. So if you get
hit by a car, tragically after getting vaccinated, that gets
reported in the vaccine adverse reporting system, the VR system,
so the vaccines are incredibly safe. They protect us against
Omicron. They protect us against Delta, they protect us against
COVID. They don't protect us against every other form of
mortality out there.
Do we keep numbers of people that died following taking a
COVID test from taking this vaccine? Do we have any idea?
I'm just asking, I'm sorry, those who have died after
taking,
taking the vaccine, is there any number of count we keep records
on that that died of just
from absolutely, yeah, so I couldn't give you them the
absolute number off the top of my head, but our staff could
absolutely get back in touch with you. We collect this data,
you know,
Dr. Fauci, you have any clue on that?
I don't have a number. But I think part of the confusion is
that when you do a reporting, if you get vaccinated, and you walk
out and get hit by a car, that is considered a debt, I mean,
that's the thing that gets confusing that everything that
happens after the vaccination, even if you have something
completely, obviously unrelated, it's considered a death. So if I
had metastatic cancer, got vaccinated and died two weeks
later, that's a death that gets
you on every one of those as adjudicated.
This is not what you've looked over the date of As you can see
very clearly what what happened. Dude ever seen a car accident
reported in the various database, you
should have at least said motorcycle accident because we
know there was a story about that.
But yeah, I don't remember that. But yeah, I got Yeah,
I think it was in Australia or New Zealand First deaths from
Omicron COVID He got crashed on his motorcycle.
I want to have I want to play a clip that shows you the problem
with the veracity of the medical establishment. This is from
2007. And this is in Canada. And this is a discussion they had
and this is just pre pig flu was in a year or something like
that? Yep. And this is about the flu vaccine. And this explains a
lot to me. Especially the fact that during the COVID 2020
period, nobody did the flu. Well, if you listen to this
clip, oh yeah, he actually been legit. Let's listen to this as a
2007 clip, that they're one of our producers sent me
some other seasonal number crunching that's raising
eyebrows have errors on the flu deaths in Canada, the numbers
are often cited as a reason for you to get a flu shot. But just
how many Canadians really die as a result of the flu. Our health
reporter Kelly Crowe takes a look.
As the fall days grow shorter Canadians brace themselves for
the chill of flu season. And with it the annual predictions
of imminent death 2000 People 6000 7000 up to 8000 Canadians
facing death from influenza every year. Just for the record,
how many deaths from the flu have been reported so far this
year? One? When's the last time we had 8000 deaths from the flu?
I don't think anybody knows. So when the Public Health Agency of
Canada puts this fact on their website, this is a scientific
guess this is not the truth. Because no one is actually
counting deaths from flu.
People may have the misconception that every person
who dies from the flu is somehow counted somewhere. And they're
not.
Where do those numbers come from? It's all mathematical
models. In this model, all deaths from heart and lung
disease are considered possible flu deaths.
And this could include people who died of a heart attack that
had nothing to do with flu. But the feeling is, is that anybody
who died a flu should be captured in there.
They also count the number of deaths officially listed as flu
and pneumonia on the death certificate that gives the range
and by this calculation, the annual death toll from flu could
be as low as a few 100. Yet the experts don't tell us that
there's about 4000 deaths due to influenza per year, and in a bad
year, that can go up to six to 8000 deaths.
So quoting that number is a bit misleading. Well, it's actually
a lot misleading. The The truth is somewhere in between the high
upper limit and the lower limit, and it's somewhere in the
middle.
How close to the truth. Are any of these numbers?
I don't think they're reliable at all. Dr. Tom
Jefferson has reviewed all of the world's research on
influenza and concludes that fears of flu are exaggerated.
There's no estimates, no real figures on death for influenza.
They don't collect that information. So if they don't
collect the information, how do they know this a threat? And if
they don't collect that information? How do they know
that the policies will work?
Science.
So when you heard that clip that you play where they said, right
from the various database that 140 160 Some people died of the
flu vaccine, that's probably how many people actually died of the
flu to the vaccines probably killing as many as the
Yeah, people. People don't die from the flu. You die from
pneumonia, mainly, I would say,
well, and other things, but they don't even make the count. They
don't even know
that they don't no, of course not. There was no political or
global benefit to it. Until now
is a huge benefit to reporting high numbers if you're trying to
sell vaccine Yes. Stetic
Yes. I just have a quick thing that one of our producers sent I
think he received the two from the Federal Register. And this
needs to be reported from the court services and offender
supervision agency pursuant to the provisions of the Privacy
Act of 1974. As amended, believe me, I didn't look any of this
up. The Pretrial Services Agency for the District of Columbia
it's DC is issuing a public notice of its intent to create
the pretrial services agency for the District of Columbia Privacy
Act system of record records the employee religious exception
request information system will be net will now be implemented.
This system of records maintains personal religious information
collected in response to religious accommodation requests
for religious exemption from federally mandated vaccination
requirement in the context of a public health emergency or
similar health and safety incidents such as a pandemic
epidemic natural disaster national or regional. Does this
mean that the government is collecting and storing and
making accessible at least internally your religious
beliefs? Yeah, the private that is Is this okay?
I think if you're going to be a communist country is fine.
Good to go. She's
got to keep tabs on people I know that's what that's not
gonna get anywhere. I don't think but
it made me it's not gonna get anywhere they're just doing it
to get killed it's gonna do you're gonna strike it down.
Oh, do you really think so? You think anyone cares about this
stuff that anyone that didn't even notice has
been slowly destroyed. You just bribe is not a big secret
amongst the right wingers. Right? Someone's gonna make a
huge stink about it.
Okay, they should yeah, quite disturbing. Um, well, I think
we've got it all so far, haven't we that we've done everything we
covered this whole like just about every horrible thing that
we have to before our break.
Let me see the horrible stuff. I got the crime story by de la.
That's that's one
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want to the quitters. I'm interested. Let's do that after
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got to thank our artists for episode 1416. We titled that
endemicity Fantastic word. And the artwork was Rick Harris who
brought us just a nice the nice piece was really your pick
immediately. John, you want to discuss this? This was the the
bird with the with the mass with it with a beak mass mass?
Mass Yes. Be camp. Yeah, that said that. That character I
think is derived from Greek. Or not Greek but Egyptian
hieroglyphs.
Oh, really? The beak or the or the character with the hat.
That's what I'm talking about. Yeah, he's in the highroad
hieroglyphs. He wasn't wearing a hat. Okay, but this is anyway,
this is like a image that's floats around his subconscious.
Just and but that's what I'm seeing here because everyone's
wearing these n 95 masks and they look different and they're
not like, you know, just whatever people were wearing
gaiters and everything in between, but now they're all
wearing this stupid bird like mask. Yeah. And so this is a
this is the art the wedding He's done a lot of
yesterday interesting. Several people had black and 95 masks
that was pretty swanky. I haven't seen those yet.
Swank a I have seen a couple but not a lot. I don't know what the
you know, okay. Like, I'm surprised I've yet to see a red
mask of any sort of the gate or maybe the Magga mask I can know
what's real is to deal with black when that red when a
yellow
host blends in with the black tie wedding I think
it works with the wedding
not to stand out that much. It was a really nice piece I
particularly like the kinds of Guggenheim style of the of the
character and then just really accentuate that mask and then
bring out your end 95 The whole thing the background it was just
like it was a nice piece. What else did we look at we
look at this very slick.
I was disappointed with the nine clear which is the Amu
uncooperative who did that art which is the the two nuclear
plants with nine in Smoke between them which would have
been dynamite if this artist had finished the piece. He was like
just a blue background. It had great potential it
was also phased it was a little bit like he was faded it faded
it was not fazed but faded. Because the blue the no agenda
wasn't black. It was kind of you know is faded. It was like
bluish black. It was just it wasn't a jumpy piece. You like
that piece I didn't even
notice so I liked it but in the execution we both had the
concept great execution you know just didn't quite
do you also like bareback better for some
reason. Oh, I didn't know I didn't. I thought you did. No,
you did you said oh, that's kind of cool.
Oh, I maybe but Okay, what else do we have here?
That was a Parker Polly was it Uh huh. Don't know if there was
much else that was in consideration. The only thing
I really like was the Evergreen piece that was up at the top
which I almost use for the newsletter. I'm going to use it
eventually for something which is the back my mouse is out of I
have to use the new mouse's touchpad Oh no, it was the worst
the one the one that was like a badge it said no agenda creative
work. 33
Oh approved. Yeah, yeah. On the second page No, that was
capitalist the desk up on the first page. Oh, yeah. Just the
the logo you mean the dynamite logo? Yeah, that's
a beautiful piece that would be good on a mug.
Or just a pin or a challenge coin?
That's right. It'd be like a little pin and be dynamite pin
during this wedding. You know they exchanged rings and they
did the the last photo which I'd never seen you know the it's a
rosary beads and they put them in there connected with rosary
beads and they put them around the bride and the groom for it
it was yeah for certain point but then they also had
exchanging of coins I'm like cool they got challenge coins in
this wedding Do
you know anything about the coin challenge coins at the wedding
must have been something that that the rings and then they had
coins. I never heard of these and I like I said that scene I
said like I said this is challenge coin. This is cool.
Wedding challenge coin.
Check the coin out late No, no,
I didn't get an opportunity. No, I didn't guys, I was too busy
dancing with the keeper. They had an 11 piece live band
instead
of a wedding videos of you dancing that'd be great.
Oh yeah, I'll make I'll be sure to send that to you right away
John cuz I can trust you with that as
a newsletter.
That's right, me and Bo Joe baby. You could mash it up
together would look just the same. So
I also liked it. I like the certified therapist with the
cow.
That yes, you did. And that was kind of graduated like but we
felt that the joke wouldn't be understood. Without the actual
words and without it was just not
enough cause there and it was Darrin making another swing for
the fences was correct to record
I think the cow therapy No, no
do what I'm talking about is right next.
Ah yes, I see. Yes.
That's the one I like the one with the with the cow and the
chair was not I didn't care for that so much. I like the one
that Darren did. It had the joke was out there sorted by
therapists Shota cow. It was good. Yeah. Aaron has been on
second place for a lot of these things recently. He's got to
keep it up.
This is this your encouragement that
is my job. Go Darren, you can do it. Here's
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you do. Thank you Rick Harris for bringing and winning the the
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formula is this we go out we hit people in the mouth
right, crime in LA this is a this is an interesting story.
You have to see that this the report from Australia's and that
is an international story. Oh, and it's about crude about the
looting of boxcars all over
the Yeah, I believe I have missed on some shipments.
Because of this from California
could be a we get not here because Oakland doesn't have
this issue. Even though it's got the same kind of lousy district
attorney but it doesn't have this issue. And we get all our
stuff in the stores are packed and I've haven't missed the
shipment of anything because of this Burketown but that's beside
the point. This is a story that actually goes back to November
of last year and is being reported over and over and
hasn't changed. It's still going on and you have to see the
visuals of this because the mess that they've that is out there.
It's just a mess. People are breaking into these cargo
containers and stealing stuff left and right. Nobody's doing
much about this incident Chicago a couple years ago is all over
the internet. And it has a bunch of looters is busted into a
stop, train and cracking open the cargo container and throwing
stuff out and taking as much as they can and that's the obvious
thing to do. And there's actually a bidet Red Dead
Redemption or whatever this video game was a couple years
ago that actually had a lot of the blueprints for this. I think
a lot of people got it from video games. So idea is this a
good idea?
Was this this was in the game this particular Yeah, there was
some
similar how to rob a train. And I think that may have something
to do with it. But but it's there's gonna be no enforcement
of no one's ever going to get arrest or there's going to go to
a revolving door. This is going to continue. It's like crazy not
to say that's not true. That's not true. Down in LA No,
no, they gotta know that's true. But they get a stern talking to,
I think, yes,
it gets a lecture.
Yeah, I think that solves it. very stern lecture should not do
this again. Okay. You got a time. Oh, there's a Canadian in
Los Angeles. What is he doing there? Okay.
Okay, well, anyway, so let's play this clip.
It looks like a rubbish tip. But this is an active train line in
downtown Los Angeles. 1000s of boxes tossed across the tracks
the mess, the result of looting, thieves raiding cargo carriages
full of packages that were due to be delivered to people all
over the US.
I'm definitely surprised at the fact that there's open boxes,
and there's nothing in there, and there's no people to be
found. And it seemed almost seemed like a mystery, but it
was surprising
to just be able to get the train open the train unlocked. I've
never seen such madness before. Yes, shocking.
cameras caught this man running off the track with a bag. Here.
An officer who works for the freight line chases after two
people who were allegedly rummaging through boxes. It's
understood that thieves target the trains when they've stopped
to unload or they've been delayed. The mess here is
absolutely staggering, but it's not all rubbish. There are still
good items here that people have ordered and are waiting for. But
the thieves have left them behind deciding they're not
valuable enough to take.
They don't care if the train is moving or not. They jump on the
trains pop the lock and just start grabbing whatever they
see.
Some are just too big to carry. Others simply discarded. The
tracks are patrolled by the freight companies, police
officers, they say fifths have gone up 160% over 12 months in
LA and they're now increasing patrols. The LAPD says it only
responds if the company asks for help in the United States smiley
Hogan, Seven News.
But then it Yeah, then we go to LA and listen to people bitch
and moan about this gar song character or guardado, but his
name is the DA who doesn't do anything. Anyone who comes in
you know, they just less it's less as a triple homicide. He
sends him back home and they have the no bail policy
even wife beating is okay there. That's okay. And
you know, Oh yeah,
yeah. Okay, groovy.
Let's bring in Andy McCarthy. Now Andy was looking forward to
talking to you about this incredibly important story
affecting so many so many lives. And this is just an example of
some of the people that are affected by gas gone soft on
crime. Policies. Listen,
you tear you tear me apart by your by your policy. Your policy
is a garbage
Mr. Gas. Jones seems to care a lot more for the criminals than
he does for us victim.
My son is dead. He's not coming back. Mr. Gastone doesn't have a
compassionate heart for victims.
I'm angry. I'm hurt. It makes me feel like I'm reliving that day
all over again. You let us know. You're letting the people of Los
Angeles County Down.
If you don't believe them. Look at the numbers. What's happening
in LA County. Andy? It's It's heartbreaking. You've got
homicides up 48% Grand Theft Auto up 26% aggravated assault
rapes are up
excuse me Ah yeah, that's that's Los Angeles for you. makes a
mess makes nothing but since the sore one of the Soros sisters
they're gone gone.
Gone. They you know, if you take a look at the deals gotta see
I've made me I get some screenshots of this mess by
these railroad tracks. It's endless is miles of boxes.
Garbage is unbelievable. It is
and it's interesting that this you know, just because it's a
train story, these train tracks, got a lot of a lot of press.
There was an aircraft incident about a week and a half ago,
where a guy in I think it was a Cessna, he crashed he crashed
landed. And he got his kind of I think he was trying to land on
the road and then he hit the trying to cross the railroad
tracks in his rollout and of course it knows Dover and you
know he got stuck right there as a train is approaching and and
and so the story goes I didn't clip but it just kind of comes
to my mind now the story goes well you know bystanders pull
them to safety and then you see the train hitting this plane but
what actually happened is there were cops and EMT because they
have the the body cam footage they are pulling this guy out 10
seconds before this train hits and you didn't hear a word about
these heroes these cops hero to do that job it's like 10 seconds
like get out get out upon the guys and you know bloody that
just ripping them out of the out of the cockpit or whatever's
left of it. And then they run to safety and bam, the train hits
just fantastic but no, I'm not going to report on that. But
this this is I think I have something that was coming from
Los Angeles I've been waiting for it and you know, it's like a
like a Raspberry Pi type device and Umbral and and it hasn't
arrived and I haven't heard anything and now I'm thinking
okay, there's some douchebag as my box somewhere was probably
discarded What the hell is this and it's no good this thing says
Bitcoin on it Throw that out. Look at TV throw that out. There
was lots of stuff that I saw laying around there that COVID
test net and
they had what Yes, one of the one of the youtubers went down
in the piles and he started just taking a look at all this stuff.
And yeah, he's found a bunch of COVID test boxes, though as
well. Let's go to another store which is kind of wasteful.
Listen to this. This is like this is this is beyond belief
locally, but it's not get it. It's not even really being
played up locally. It's only one one station kg. Oh, that played
this and this is kg OHS report. On the wasted PPE gear that the
Santa Clara or San Mateo County bought. And let rot check this
out.
San Mateo county workers are scrambling to clean up a mess
uncovered by the ABC SEVEN NEWS iteam several million dollars
worth of precious PPE purchased with your tax dollars left
outside in the rain. Good evening. Thanks for joining us.
I'm on the dates.
nationally. Our Dan noise begins our ITN coverage tonight with
his story you'll see only on seven he is in the newsroom. Dan
what a picture that is. Well, Dan and Omma we all know how
important masks and hospital gowns and other protests are as
the pandemic surges. This seems hard to believe though the top
county officials didn't know that 1000s of boxes of PPE were
moved outside and forgotten for months until I told them. I got
a tip on a recent rainy day and went straight to the San Mateo
County Events Center gate nine and couldn't quite believe what
I found 1000s upon 1000s of boxes containing all sorts of
brand new personal protective equipment soaking in the rain.
stacks of boxes collapsing Oh, what a mess, too many to count.
Some breaking open and spilling their contents, hospital gowns
in all different sizes here size M. There's large. And of course
here is double XL. I also found pallets of face shields, vented
goggles and various types of coveralls boxes upon boxes of
PPE, just rotting in the rain. How did this happen? Our road to
some answers and accountability started with a security guard.
Remember, the county owns this property? I'm fine. I work at
Channel Seven. I'm Dan noise. I'm just taking some pictures.
Did somebody invite you to come on the property?
I don't need an invitation. I'm a taxpayer. I don't need an
invitation from you are not supposed to be on property. I'll
be done in a few minutes. Okay. That's fine.
So the guy goes and gets this woman who is running this
facility. And she comes by and her huffy puffy, always pretty
funny. And then he reveals a couple of interesting little
tidbits here. And
of it, his boss, Dana store, CEO of the nonprofit that runs the
Events Center for the county. Why is all the stuff going to
waste here? So can you stop filming? No. I work at Channel
Seven. I need to ask questions. I understand. But it's not going
to waste its damage. It was damaged. It was damaged or it's
being damaged now.
Now it was damaged in a previous storm
store would not provide more details. I later learned the
Event Center moved all that PPE outside in September because it
needed the space and those big storms last October 1 damage the
PPE
it's not my property, I Canvas coaster with you. But as
the CEO of The Event Center, isn't it your job to protect the
stuff that's been stored here?
It's it was fully taken care of exactly the way it should have
been. It's very
disappointing.
San Mateo County Supervisor David cannabid disagrees. It's
because of your investigation, because of your investigation,
that we have to acknowledge that we made a mistake and the public
needs to know that a mistake was made.
how costly was that mistake? What is all this? In just the
past few minutes a source confirmed to me the cost of all
that PPE is more than $10 million. They also confirmed
that a convoy of garbage trucks picked up a bunch of brand new
PPE and took it to the dump in the past two months. That's a
massive waste of your tax dollars that the county promises
won't happen again. We'll see.
Yeah, where's the outrage?
This another huge mess of all these boxes that this idiots
just left outside to get rained on? In most of his paper
products? Yeah. And it was like $10 million down the drain. And
they're always moaning and groaning about PPE.
And we'll just print some more.
Some beliefs. Yeah, so your little pie device. So what
cleaning to go around their attitude about things is getting
out of control?
Have you been following this kind of web three Silicon Valley
bow crap that everyone's buying into?
I've been following the following, which is the debate
between web three being a crock of crap. And web three being
some great thing. I don't even know what it is. I've not seen a
good one of those good rubs that rundowns where you have web one,
web two, web three, and then a list. You know, the differences?
Oh, one of those. Yeah, here's what it is one of those so I can
understand what they're taught what web three is supposed to
be.
But I wanted to give you an example of something that I feel
is borderline scam ish that is going around, particularly
amongst podcasters. So maybe if we discuss it, some other people
come in and have some opinions, or at least be on the lookout,
and it's maybe you've received one of these emails for the
handshake. permissionless naming and solution to censorship is
how this is build a handshake. Thanks, handshake.io or.org. And
they have historical investments from Andreessen Horowitz,
Andreessen Horowitz from Mozilla, you know, kind of the,
the Silicon Valley. People Sequoia, actually, Sequoia
Capital, I think was also at some they're on the website. So,
you know, whenever I ask people say, Oh, no, they were involved
early on, that was just how it went back then. But here's
what's what's going on. podcasters are getting emails
and the pitch. I actually have an example I've received several
from from different people and the pitches a gift handshake,
permissionless naming and a solution to censorship. And
there's a little bit of preamble and then what looks to be a a
form note that is copy paste. Art Neymar community revolves
around named bass which is the first registrar to operate on
the handshake blockchain they strive to make the name auction
participation a smooth experience and are front running
the broader handshake adoption. Will name bass is a centralized
service handshake is a proof of work protocol, a Bitcoin fork,
which is not Bitcoin, and has a private wallet solution. Over
the past year, myself and many others have been actively
bidding on names recently named NF T. LDS or non fungible top
level domains. One of our community outreach programs
consists of the securing and gifting of these names to
individuals and organizations that help pave the way for the
decentralized internet, combating censorship and are on
the forefront of new models of cooperative decision making you
and John in this case are obviously some of those one of
those individuals were one and it would be my honor and a real
pleasure to give you the following handshake domains and
there's a whole list dot curry dot Adam curry dot space curry a
dot Dvorak J DeVore ACTA JC Dvorak get mo nation mo facts,
no agenda all these names. And so I look at this and to me, I
think we have we not been through the alternative DNS
route route several times in history. Yeah, there's
a couple of these these things took place I remember the one
where they were going to, to use NET register instead of having a
no agenda show.com You just have no agenda show. And it was just
name is remember that can't remember them.
The okay here, here are the ones that the open root server
network was what these are all failed. Alternate. I think
that's the one you're referring to. Ie DNS open, RSC, real
names, real names that that was Microsoft's browser real. Yeah,
real names. So basically, yeah, this basically like the AOL
keyword. But what's so but yeah, and I have to say, I saw this
like, Oh, that's very sweet of you. That's interesting. And I
started hearing other people have getting these emails. And
so I say, Hey, um, so if I, if I accept this, and I have to do
that with a wallet, and because there's a coin, it's called the,
the HN. S, like BTC is H ns? It's a it's an alt coin that's
attached to this, I say. So if I accept this, then people can
type in curry, and it'll work. No, no, no, no, that's not
working yet. The Opera browser will work. The Opera browser
will work for that. Like what? So you know, and so I start
challenging a couple people. And there are some, apparently OG B
coin developers, and this is all on the up and up. And I'm like,
no, no, this, this is an Ico do an initial coin offering. This
is the airdrop portion of it, where we give everybody free
tokens in the in the button in this case, it's the token is
attached to a domain name that won't resolve without some extra
thing or a browser that does it or a resolution app stuff that
just has never happened historically. And it's couched
in this goo of it's, well, it's going to stop censorship. No,
it's not. I mean, yeah, if you can get everybody to change
their DNS entries, and every device they have and pray to God
that ISPs don't reset that each time they connect, you know,
this, this is not something that normal users do. And then I kind
of figured out all these people saying, Oh, this is so good
censorship. And of course, what happens is the podcasters talk
about it. And what's going on is they already have 10% of these
coins in their possession in a pre mine. This is a scam in my
book.
So wait a minute. I'm not saying it's not a scam. It sounds like
a scam to me too. But, but more interesting to me is why is
Andreessen and Sukhoi? exactly the right questions big boys?
Are they so lazy now that they can't actually do investing in
anything other than just some sort of a Bitcoin kind of deal?
Well, it's not it would be a shit coin kind of deal. Not a
big
deal. Whatever is one of these one of these coins. Yeah, you
know, couched in as some sort of a scam couched in a sales pitch
couch, you know, whatever. So that's what they're up to. Now,
Sequoia, they can't. They're supposed to be public servants.
And the reason that they're filthy rich is because they've
invested in things that would have ever gotten off the ground.
But now they're doing this. Are you kidding me?
Apparently? Yeah, it was just weird. And I really appreciate
because I think that people I don't think the people who were
sending me these emails are necessarily malicious. But you
know, I look at their tweets and like, Hey, man, look at look at
it's already at 26 cents. Value this token. I'm like, wait a
minute, you're asking me to participate in something that's
going to make a token more valuable that you already own?
And something that's actually not going to do anything for me,
maybe? Well, you want to hear a great little pump and dump. Do
you heard about or you probably saw the video of the volcano
eruption, quote unquote, volcano eruption at Tonga? Yeah, that
Tonga is an interesting place. 100,000 people live there three
days ago, and the two days before this happened, they had a
big announcement. And I saw this announcement like, I can't
believe Tanga is in the news for which by the way, did that not
look like a nuclear bomb that went off in the water? I'm sure
I see what it looked like. I still I'm sure it's the volcano
because here's what the news was two days before. Tanga announces
Bitcoin will become legal tender in Tonga by the end of the year,
and they plan to mine Bitcoin with volcanic energy following
in El Salvador's footsteps. And then two days later, you get
this eruption. It was just a fun coincidence.
Coincidence?
I think not.
How about the idea that maybe they're dicking around down
there with getting you know, access?
Getting ready to sit volcano,
they screwed it up? And they said, you're off? Sure.
I think that's totally possible. Sure. I don't know what's going
on. I just thought it was I mean, how often do you hear
Tonga? You know, twice in a week. Never. Never, ever think
it's ever occurred? No. I'd like to
listen Mormon. Get that
joke. Hey, let's do the the great resignation. We got some
pushback on. Particularly your comments about the piece that
was on 60 minutes. We played from clips and clips from, I
think that our producer, who's a millennial may have made this
looked a little too deep into it.
What was the push back specifically? I didn't hear
anything.
Did you read the note? No, I
didn't read the note.
I'm saying To summarize, many of the people are leaving jobs.
They don't like to start their own businesses. So it's not
this No, no, that note I did. And you know, I'm
surprised Adam didn't push back. Well, I think what John was
saying was something different. You were saying there seems to
be propaganda going on to push this narrative towards people?
Not quite the same as actually having it was simple.
Yeah. All this coverage, which is excessive, is a an attempt to
actually get people to start quit their jobs, as does the
economy. That was your immediate plan to do it. People quitting
their jobs for one reason or another. And I read that note, I
thought it was I thought it was superficial.
Right. But it was, it was also not what what we were talking
a job because Oh, my God, I quitting my job. I don't like
it. I'm not getting fulfillment. Well, a little I was a little
bit of a mocking style that I have.
I do that. Well, for sure. There. I think that there are a
lot of
I think that was the passion thing that probably, you know,
the exaggerated. Oh, yes. commentary about passion. And by
the
way, that's something I always say is I don't say passion. You
know, that's what they they used to say that. So what what are
you supposed to hear? This is early days podcasting. Alright,
well, gee, man, what do I talk about? If I'm doing a podcast?
The answer was always just talk about your passion. Which
passion? Well, I
think in that same note, he said that you, for example, are a guy
who doesn't care about money. And you did the whole podcasting
thing because you're just passionate and you love what
you're doing.
My typical advice is find something you'd like to do, and
then find someone to pay to do it. While you're looking for
that you might want to have a job in the meantime. That's my
basic
advice. Most actors and actresses start off as waiters.
That's a crappy job and end up that way. Most of well, yes,
most of screenwriters too. It's a plague.
Let's listen to NPR is a commentary on a work and
quitting and all the rest of this is a little lengthy, but
it's interesting kind of
the numbers tell the story. According to a Labor Department
report released last week, 4.5 million Americans quit or change
jobs in November, and that's higher than at any other time on
record. And while a lot of attention has been given to so
called knowledge workers, people leaving in search of more
fulfillment or something more in line with their true desires. It
turns out the biggest churn happened among Restaurant and
Bar workers, retail workers, hospitality workers and other
jobs, which typically offer lower wages. Across the country,
wages are getting higher, a wave of states and cities are raising
their minimum wage this year, and 44 cities will be increasing
it to above $15 an hour. So that got us thinking about whether
these numbers could signal changes in the way Americans at
all income levels are thinking about work about the meaning of
work in our lives and about the conditions necessary for people
to thrive at work.
Okay, thrive. Thrive.
Seems like a real opening to their bill.
Seems like a while I got it, you gotta hit the mic a little
harder.
See seems like a reasonable beginning to this thing.
Yes. Is it going to go off the rails by any chance?
But here's the switcheroo right off the bat. Oh,
writer Jonathan melenik has one idea, burnout. He is the author
of a book called The End of burnout, why drains us and how
to build better lives but promotion a number of jobs from
parking lot attendant to sushi chef to university professor.
And it's thought a lot about why people leave work. I spoke with
him about how these recent economic indicators could also
point to a larger shift in how Americans are thinking about the
meaning of their work beyond the paycheck. wages and benefits are
obviously a huge part of the rewards that we get from our
work. But those aren't the only rewards reward is not just
monetary, but it's it's social. It's emotional. It can even be
spiritual, and, you know, simply being appreciated by your co
workers, your bosses, but also your customers, patients,
clients, your listeners is another reward that we can
derive from work. So I think that job satisfaction in terms
of rewards, needs to encompass all of those different elements.
Your bio says you've worked as a parking lot attendant, a sushi
chef, a college professor, which you you loved until you didn't.
Can you just talk a little bit about what were some of the
factors at play? When you thought about your satisfaction
with each of those roles? Yeah, well, I'll start by talking
about being a parking lot attendant. So I earned my PhD,
and did not have any luck on the academic job market. And I ended
up taking a job at a parking lot directly across the street from
the University, where I had just earned a PhD. And on the face of
it, that sounds like a big mismatch, someone with all this
education, doing a job that doesn't require a whole lot of
education. I mean, a high school student could do the job with no
problem generally. But I loved it.
All right. I'm curious where this was going.
Well, that's what got me is right there. That's why I
stopped it. It's like you expect him to have some sort of build
up to getting this job, just fulfillment? The job he liked
the most was the parking lot attendant.
Seems like a groovy job. Well, actually,
when he explains it, it sounds like it sounds like a pretty
good job, get
to drive some nice set of wheels now and then.
So he explains it love. Yeah, it was he didn't say that. But it
was most about the camaraderie. So I don't know what the
messaging is. Usually, this is what the reason I have these
clips, what are they trying to tell us? Are they trying to back
off from getting us all to quit work, or they're trying to get
get us into taking menial jobs, which is what parking lot at 10.
It is, I mean, it's menial, but it might be fun, it might be fun
driving all those cars, or whoever or whatever. But, again,
it's the messaging, I'm not quite picking up on it. So I
thought, the switcheroo at the end where the guy liked this
job, the best kind of got my attention. So let's hear what he
does.
And the reasons I love this job that, you know, is ordinarily
has pretty low status is the first of all, I had this great
sense of camaraderie with the other parking lot attendants,
the other attendants would swing by the lot and hang out for a
bit, they would cover the booth if you need to take a break, or
go get a cup of coffee or something like that. And some of
those people are still, you know, some of my best friends.
And so like that sense of community that those good
feelings that you get, by working with people you really
like, is a big part of the reward of work. I would also say
that being a parking lot attendant kind of stayed out of
the way of my life, it didn't dominate my life, I would clock
in for my shifts, do the work clock out at the end, and I
wasn't exhausted, I could do all the other things that mattered
to me, because my job didn't dominate every aspect of my
being. And what about, again, the other side of it being a
professor, which you loved until you didn't? Why do you think
that happened? I see burnout as the result of being stretched
across this gap between your ideals for work and the reality
of your job. And so my ideals for being a college professor
were sky high. I imagined it as the life of the mind. You know,
the tweed wearing, Professor asking questions about the
meaning of life. And I literally did that. I truly asked students
those kinds of questions. But other times the reality lived up
to those ideals, but oftentimes, it didn't, you know, it's still
just a job. And the students were often not as excited about
these questions as I was. But in addition, you know, there's
still boring meetings, there's still paperwork. And it did seem
like I wasn't really doing the work that I imagined that would
be doing all those years ago.
While there's a lot more of this going on with these people. This
guy, besides just the work aspect, there's just a false
sense of reality.
Yeah, well, there's Yeah, it well, he obviously,
life sucks. Sometimes. Life's not fair. My mom uses Adam, Adam
Clark. Carrie. Life's not fair. Did your mom not say that to
you? Ned voice without because your mom wasn't my mom. That's
why
she said it, didn't she actually no, no is ever No, I don't
remember my parents ever saying that to me. Oh, gosh. I don't
know why. Seems like they should have. Yeah, but But this, I just
found this interesting because the messaging here is not what
we're getting from the other ones. Yeah, the people are
quitting, they're quitting because they wanted it. So I
don't know if it's counter programming or what this is.
What it's about this
is a this is a book promotion is what this what is a
book promotion is there's no doubt about that the books
called burnout. You can play the last clip. Yeah, why, but I
think the points been made, which is menial jobs can be
better jobs, because you get, you know, you meet people that
you like,
well, well, yeah. And not only
pricks, you run into the university. Well,
this is kind of interesting, because, you know, Mike Rowe was
is coming back on, on discovery with his dirty jobs after I
don't know how long the show never stopped. But he wasn't
creating new episodes for I think, at least 10 years. And so
that's coming back. There's a lot of vocational stuff that is
this kind of, actually, do you mind if I just skip to this one
clip about somebody Wait,
we will be you're gonna mention Mike Rob mentioned another one.
That's kind of a similar example. It's written up in the,
in the trades. Michael Keaton is going to come back and play
Batman again. And he they had an interview with him on one of
those podcasts. So varieties podcast, podcast, pause, I don't
have a clip. It was a it was a pod. And he said, he says he had
to quit because he was supposed to do three Batman's to begin
with. And he couldn't take it. He says it was a job. It was
boring. I hated it. He said I could I just quit. I couldn't
deal with it. But he says after 20 years later, I was at the age
of maybe 30 years later. He says, Well, now it kind of
intrigues him again, because the whole superhero thing is Oh, it
is changing maybe wants to see what what it's like, again, or
something. But this like, I don't know, there's something to
cycle with this kind of going back, going back to what you did
before. And this is kind of a theme it says this guy, this guy
who did the book is wants to go back and do what he went back in
his mind at least to the to being a car boy, a car, house,
car parking lot. And now you got these other guys going back
going back you got you know, you got we haven't done that. But
not necessarily but it's weird. I just find the whole thing.
Interesting.
Well, there's some other interesting signals in the
market that may or may not tie into this. As ABC reports we've
got this is a pretty fun for, for young young men who want to
get their hands into something a career early on. It is a real
career, but it's also a real job.
Teenagers with good driving records could soon find
themselves behind the wheel of a big rig. The federal government
is launching a test program that will lower the driving age for
truckers traveling across state lines 21 to 18 years old. The
goal is to help ease supply chain backlogs.
Which of course bullcrap because I don't think it's the drivers
that were lacking. But still it's it's fun that we can get
some young young men and women 18 years old driving the big
rigs. That should be groovy and
nausea not racing up and down to Nimitz.
If you're just another fantastic career, which doesn't pay very
well at all, for you has to be in it for at least a decade
before you make some decent money in that as an airline
pilot. And most of the most of the airline pilots start off
either regional carriers or if they're lucky, they get to fly
with a package company like UPS or FedEx. And that Job's getting
a little more interesting
to a request from FedEx to the FAA, the company now asking the
FAA to allow some of its FedEx cargo planes be equipped with
anti missile infrared lasers for when FedEx flies over
potentially dangerous contested regions. The defense system
designed to divert missiles fired from the ground the system
would have to be approved by the FAA After ensuring it won't harm
the plane or crew or other planes in the region. The
company says it would help them having to reroute over dangerous
territory.
Oh, that's cool.
You might get paid a little bit more about Tennessee were they
talking about?
Yeah probably New York City Shoot man and fly over that I
bought my anti anti aircraft lasers. That's exactly what was
going on there. So I don't know it's the we are definitely you
know, Zero Hedge who you know, got to take with their grain of
salt but they are saying that looks like China may you know
lock down all the ports again and then we will have the mother
of all supply chain issues.
Yeah. I like to know what's going on behind the scenes about
these lockdown ports. Something
Well, you know my my entire stance remains. This is a
financial problem China has a financial problem they need to
shut some stuff down to stop the economy, I guess. And it's handy
for everybody else. Let's reset it.
I'm gonna show my mood by donating to no agenda.
Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
yes, indeed, in fact, we do have cumulus thank for show. 14 1717
Thomas Gould being at the top of his Palm Harbor, Florida $180.
And he does have a meet up there's a meetup they had 15
Salty slaves and this money they collected thing that gosh,
man, you okay? You can't hear you. You're not You're not even
cutting through the the noise gate. I don't know why. I don't
know why.
It's something to do with the connection because I'm on the
mic. Okay.
All right. Well, then, let me just crank it to see if I can
crank it up. Is something going on here? Okay.
I mean, I'm like, No, I
believe you. I believe you.
Uh, Allison pellet. Pl. bo t in Portland, Oregon. $111. Michael
Gaston 100. Chris. Hmm. Now people always criticize me for
all you guys. I can't pronounce anything. It's not true. I have
Chris cri SARESKOG. Now, how would you pronounce that? Chris
Ayers Koch.
He's in Charlotte, North Carolina. $100 Bert beavers and
get that Maplewood, Minnesota 100. I guess my congestion
everyone to
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Hey, Kelly hunt. And cook. Come Idaho. Can Maya Maya Lucas
Williams in Roswell, Roswell, New Mexico. Beauty. Smitty in
North Royalton, Ohio. 9999 There's a long note here you can
read because he's gonna yes night we do need
to read this new night alert. New night alert. He says in the
morning gentlemen. This contribution makes me a night
police economy. Hello. Let me begin by thanking Jhansi for
always pronouncing My name correctly. As we know he
struggles with such things. No, no, no.
Hey, there you go.
I began listening after Adams first Jr. Your parents although
I'm a Gen X or who grew up on headbangers ball, and PC
Magazine. When I decided to start contributing, I did a
little research and read that $99.99 was not only a popular
donation amount, but that Adam would state nine or nine or nine
or nine or during the donation segment. Well, that was a long
time ago. But yes, we just did it. Since this is my 10th
Straight donation at that moment. I've only heard one
other producer contribute at that level. And I've never once
heard the quad Niner proclamation from Adam. I must
therefore declare that the Wikipedia guy is full of shit.
I'm a proud veteran of the United States Coast Guard and
would like to be dubbed sir Smitty. The burning river
Coastie as well as thank my fellow veteran producers normal
fair at the round table would be lovely. And lastly, may I
request, Leo calling Adam a nutjob followed by a shut up
slave? Well, I think we should at least give them that. And
then because that is, that was one of my favorites. Here is
I'll buy a shirt. I've seen an increase in nutjob slay regards
from Smitty, and we'll see you at the lecture in momentarily
Smitty. Thank you John, yeah, I lost you. Oh, I'm sorry. Okay,
we're back. We're at Sir Kevin McLaughlin.
Oh, wait, hold on. Yes. Is this Sir Kevin McLaughlin, the Duke
of Luna and the lover of America and
boobs. That's the one and only every every single every single
show I think is one of giving him dismissive attention just
encourages it. Boy, he
does request an F cancer this time. He says Save the boobies
screw cancer. You've got karma. We typically don't do this
jingles in the second segment. But for circle, McLaughlin, this
is this is an exception
to these donations. 808 is the donation Yes. submits John and
Kim Watson in Aurora Kela Colorado 77 Sir Rick in
Arlington, Washington 6996. Sky kilberry In Belfair, Washington
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damage. That's correct. Yeah, I don't get credit for
you still on that. Oh, man, please, Henryk
cook. Here's another one Coco's Oh
yeah. Yeah the minute you the minute you mispronounce a name,
then the minute the minute you mispronounce a name the
connection just drops now the Dallas screwed up now it's you
believe me. It's not Dallas. The stream is up the chat room. The
troll room is up. It's you.
Yeah. Well, I let's just say being me. I will say the entire
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right? Yeah, yeah, I know. I've been hearing it too. I've been
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now? Yeah, and I got to put read this note from from anonymous.
No, no, this is from Todd Oh Strobel.
Okay.
He has a douchebag call out for Robin cosmi. And he says He says
what? And he does a very nice notice in the NASCAR on it talks
about the differences in culture between Canada and Wisconsin.
And anyway, thanks for that. Douchebag call us accepted.
We have a make good from our previous episode 1416 for
anonymous and anonymous writes interesting, no need to get some
credit for bringing me out of the status out of that status, I
guess out of beggary, or, I've been listening for months as
you've been dissecting the meat industry and the transition to
non meat, also known as plant based protein. I worked from one
of the largest meat processors in the world, you'll have to
trust me when I say it's a household name. I'm not in the
boardroom. But I'm pretty well connected. When it comes to many
of the things we do in my experience. It's solely about
profit. We dipped our toes into plant based protein about a year
and a half ago, we develop recipes, converted equipment had
a huge launch, but no one bought it. We ran it for just over a
year and stopped producing it all together. That's
interesting. Another interesting thing is how much more difficult
it is to produce. There's no fat in the soy protein, so you have
to add oil typically coconut to help make it bind together. The
lack of fat makes it makes it flow through our equipment
differently than normal protein products do. Hello, you need the
new equipment do not subscribe to plant based manufacturing
magazine. The other thing is the ridiculous amount of spices and
colorings you need to add just to make it look and taste
reasonable. It also introduces allergens to facilities that
don't typically have them. And this requires increased cleaning
and labeling information. It's more complex and labor and labor
intensive. And to make to make that animal based protein Long
story short, it was a huge pain in the ass. I heard there were
decent sales on the impossible Whopper but they fell off pretty
quickly. Most of it was attributed to curiosity rather
than desire. From what I've heard, I can guarantee you if it
was profitable, we'd still be in it. It's just not very good.
That's interesting.
Well, it doesn't surprise anybody. And let's get that I
would like to hear from somebody who has some connection to
Kentucky Fried Chicken.
Yeah, well, they're new. They're nuggets.
They're nugget. There's they're plant based nuggets. I bet you
that's a winner.
I learned that you remember royal DSM, the Dutch company.
It's been around for it's been around for 100 years, and they
were big chemical company. They did oil processing and
industrial. They're an industrial company was royal,
Royal Dutch, something it's manufacturing. Those guys, they
show up now on the World Economic Forum Podcast. They're
the top producers, the top $8 billion in sales of food
colorings and taste and they have something called canola
Pro. This is cool. So don't call it rapeseed oil, just call it
canola Pro. Now it's something even better new and improved $8
billion annual sales so something's working. What's
canola Pro? Just a rebranding now that everyone's like, Hey,
Matt, you know, here's here's the prediction. Because you
know, everyone's kind of on to this Canola is rapeseed oil. So
the next marketing you can write it down organic rapeseed oil,
they're just going to go back to the original and then put the
term organic in front of it and it's going to be groovy. I think
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you know, these, these weddings they give you like a goodie bag
in your room of stuff and sometimes it contains like a
pack of aspirin for your hangover the next day.
Yeah, great gag. Yeah.
So you know what this one contained? It's a bottle of
Boost oxygen. Up to one of 101 second inhalations 95% pure
oxygen. This is pretty interesting Can you tell you
there? Yeah, can you tell Can you tell that it's working?
You're talking like this that's not oxygen
All right ISO time.
Let's go with I got a I got I have nothing I got nothing. Oh,
I got a good shot if you notice you have
a shot. You definitely got a good shot John.
I have a look at the times on each one of these. Let's see one
second Yes
I see it
that's perfect. Let's start let's start with with ISO let
human
Okay, let the human talk.
Okay, pretty good.
Okay with that didn't get your attention. That's right. Oh,
freedom.
I got my attention. Oh, freedom. Oh, freedom. Okay.
That was that's a dog. shocked
I was shocked at some of this stuff.
We are better than that. That's it. No, that's there you go. You
saved the best for last, didn't you? That's the one man. That's
the one I like. Yeah, I was Trump. I like that. Trump
was Trump
premies Trump.
I just say oh I have one last clip. Okay. This is another one
of the my series of stupid stories on NPR.
Okay, oh, I see it here.
And this is it the goldfish story.
Scientists in Israel has been Gurion University of the Negev
have trained six goldfish to drive a small fish tank on
wheels around a room and stared into a mark on the wall to
receive food. After a few days of training, the fish navigated
to the target, the scientist said in a press release and
added Moreover, they weren't not fooled by false targets placed
by other researchers. Like a sign that might have said BJ
Lederman does our theme music. Their findings appear in the
journal behavioral brain research and I'm left with a
couple of questions like will goldfish now become long haul
truckers or Uber drivers? Well, the vehicle pins for Google Maps
now include fish tanks, the ultimate proof that goldfish are
not just endearing but clever is that the vehicle they drive? is
electric. better for the environment?
Oh my goodness. What? How could they mix up 18 More talking
points in that one clip of nothingness is the best. Okay,
since we're doing dumb animal stories,
and an unbelievable story here, folks, it has been 72 hours
since the world's first human to receive a pig's heart in a
groundbreaking transplant. And the 57 year old terminally ill
patient Dave Bennett is now awake, breathing on his own and
can speak with his university of maryland brilliant surgeon
Bartlett Griffith. The pig heart was genetically modified by
United Therapeutics subsidiary river core to prevent the
patient's body from rejecting the organ. The breakthrough is
pushing United Therapeutics higher by 3.6%
That's my favorite this is only about the money Hey it's good we
got a pig we jammed the pig heart and somebody and here the
stock is up
my god for 25 years they've been growing babies and cows
Aleksis again ahead of the curve transhumanism There you go into
something trans paganism
modified these these new things. Yeah, such a way that if you're
young to have to transplant the thyroid, I guess right yeah,
yeah. But now they don't know what to do with the dead pig and
they won't eat him. Big issue with this thing. Turn it into
half human so you can eat the pig. Turn
it into some AdBlue plus your diesel engine. Buddy, that is
it. We return on Thursday. Keep an eye on Niobe good laughs
Gadling on back down to Texas Hill Country and coming to you
from Big D Dallas. In the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry from Northern Silicon Valley where I remain I'm John C
Devorah. We return
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no agenda show please remember that the vortech.org/na Until
then, adios mofos oh, by the way, in the show from Rolando
Gonzalez, that's the only one I have and Next on the stream, abs
in a six pack there we go. Adios mo foes and such The truth must
be based on science. Following the science, we're evaluating
the science or looking at the epidemiology of the disease is
fast within science. Are you feeling better as you're fasting
in science, the
CDC now recommends eating straight off the floor at Waffle
House, fast moving.
Fast moving fast, and we are now standing on the shoulders of
years of science faster than science. It's exponential
growth. We're trying to understand that this is faster
than science. You know,
I would say up to 102 100,000 cases, but I don't want to be
held to that.
But I want to say as we've gotten a lot of support from our
partners and our public health spheres, in our clinical
spheres, and in our laboratory fields
as well, that means we need more testing,
many parents are breathing a collective sigh of relief that
they can now protect their young ones. They're also thrilled that
their kids can get back to doing activities during the pandemic,
like seeing
their grandparents or playing with friends and we continue at
CDC to update our guidance in the context of evolving science
of evolving epidemiology and what is practical and feasible
in collaboration with our public health partners.
treatment technology investment, I know that at times it gets
frustrating. Right now, the train is slamming down the track
and extremely high velocities are extremely stressed
conditions.
I think now people understand bathrooms and
models are the models plus transmissible fast and design.
And the tests don't measure that.
This is past your qualifications to weigh on medicine more than
doctors. Why is
the guidance so confusing and totally understandable by people
can get confused over that?
The data is.
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