If you can go outside you are free and clear. Adam curry, John
C. Devora. Thursday February 17 2022. This is your award
winning give on media assassination episode 1420. This
is no agenda. Sneezing for the CDC, broadcasting live from the
heart of the Texas Hill Country here. region number six in the
morning, everybody I'm Adam curry and from Northern Silicon
Valley, where we're shelling the kindergartens. I'm Jhansi
Dvorak.
Oh, man, you turn yourself down just a biscuit of the dog just a
little bit. You went like when you'd over modulate me? Oh, no,
no, no, but you weren't you were peeking your Redline and I want
to make sure you're okay. I don't want to. I don't want to
hurt yourself there.
Are you okay? Because just before we started, and we were
playing the fat lady, it sounded like you let out a cry of
anguish or pain or both. Yeah, I kicked the same device I keep
did such a thing and in this room is on the floor. Which
shouldn't be there. And I kicked it. Hurt.
kicked this damn thing. I don't know why. Just don't move. I
imagined like a bucket. Except there was a brick under the
buckets. I want to put it there just to mess with you.
Yeah, yeah. Okay. No.
A boots on the ground. Cuf update.
Oh, yes. This is the priority. bombing the shelling of the
kindergarten in Ukraine.
You want to do the alien. Okay, if you want to do kids first. I
don't I just it just it's just something I'm going to read. So
you're gonna have to do this update first? I don't there's
no, I have no clips. Is that someone bombing and shelling the
kindergarteners? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Those rooskies Yeah, I got
it. Okay, I trusted.
Alright, so today is day nine. And
I have to say that this, this COVID thing is not what I
expected it to be. Again, I've not had any, any fevers or
anything after the first couple of days, which I I think I
attribute to the ways of Verto kit. Yeah. You're gonna have to
explain what did you expect it to be? Well, I expect it to be
like a flu. Where after you've had the fever and you've had a
couple days, we feel a little bit fuzzy. That then you get
better and then you know, you gradually just kind of like
okay, I'm just good. And back to go about it's about a six seven
day cycle. Yeah, yeah, Max. Max, for sure. I mean, flu for me
would be five. Yes. 567 Then you're completely back. So no,
it's this weird waves that come back. And not a fever or
anything. But have severe waves of fatigue. Yes. Yeah. And just
eating right now I'm still working. I still do four shows a
week. So it's, it's not like I'm sitting at home.
But then I'm I am wipes like we were walking the dog two days
ago. And whatever happened, the leash dropped. And she was about
to run after some varmint, I'm like, Ah, and so I'm running to
step on the leash and maybe three yards, and I'm out of
breath. Like, okay, that's not normal.
The brain fog is kind of okay, I don't I don't have any problems.
You know, what's interesting is the amount of people when you
have it, who will immediately start emailing you with
everything you're doing wrong, and what you should what you
should be doing. Oh, no, everything wrong. It's pretty
much like that. Not a no man, you shouldn't be doing this. You
got to be doing this. This is what works. Who does a lot of
that. But also, people now that I understand what it is now
people are sharing with me. And I and I comprehend what they're
saying. I mean, this this healthy 40 year old guys, I know
who took three weeks, and they had dizziness and all kinds of
my signings month. A month. Yeah, he's what? 27
Now he's like, 32 he's born 85 figured out. Okay, so I'm 36 so
he it was one month of fatigue on an authentic exactly the way
you're describing it.
And then there's the Phantom smells. I went outside yesterday
to walk the dog. And right away. It's like, it smells like the
ocean and the fish are kind of rotting. I mean, that was where
Jay Jay, another example of a COVID survivor. Yeah, she's too.
She, by the way contradicted my comparing your screwball taste,
taste and smell difference to hers. Her hers was
you said yours was metallic? No. Yeah, I had a sip of wine.
It tastes like tin foil. Yeah, yeah, that's the graphene oxide.
He said, hers was more sulfuric maybe or like, like you're now
getting with the smelling this just sulfurous aromas for no
good reason. Right? And I'm sure the zinc is not helping, I'm
still taking zinc,
you know that that can mess up your, your smell and your taste
a little bit.
So there's that and and and then the the final thing is we have
the antigen tests from from Abbott Labs, because I'm not
putting anything from China. Chinese test not that way. So
I've been a put a picture in the news, this Chinese test. So this
company that is in the company, look them up. They're talking
about the test the government sent you. Yeah, the test the
government sent me during located Palo Alto does the test
I say made in China, the company in Palo Alto is made in China is
owned by two Chinese companies. Yeah. Isn't that wonderful? The
fact is Chinese company in China
makes most of these tests all over the country, what is what
would happen to Biden's Made in America thing? And I know that
Abbott Labs has plenty because we have a friend who gets them
wholesale. So we got we got six tests when they send them to us
very sweet of them.
Now, so, you know, it's like, I don't know what good it's not
PCR I don't know what good these tests are. But you know, after
eight days, and I, and Tina has nothing, she has no symptoms.
Nothing's wrong with her. She's fine. It's a little weird for
her because says, Do you feel okay, I said, Well, yeah, no,
it's hard to explain. It's like, I know, I look okay, I'm
working. But there's sometimes just, you know, severe fatigue.
Okay.
thing that, okay, so the test.
We both took a test yesterday, and I'm still testing positive.
And this is nine to eight days yesterday. And it whatever that
means, right? Who the hell knows what these tests are showing.
But whatever I have, she doesn't have or she had some kind of
different tests because she gets a negative for COVID
thing that is
that I had earlier this week, I actually had to sit down and
talk to my wife about it. I said,
when I can feel this thing in my body. And it makes me mad
because I've been violated, you know, clearly by some foreign
thing that some fuckers made in a lab somewhere, and that we are
by a bio weapon is intended to be not released. Well, maybe it
was intended to be really miss just who knows. But it's
annoying. Yeah, I would say you'd be irked and I got a
little anxious from it. You know, I'm just walking in like,
this thing. What is this thing doing? Like in your chest? We're
just like, a little anxious. And of course, you know, I'm I got
my head on straight. And I talked to Tina battling. I'm
feeling kind of weird about this. So calm down. But I can
see where people who really haven't been investigating and
deconstructing for two years of getting totally freaked out.
really freaked out. I think a lot of people die from being
freaked out. Yes. Well, I think the numbers in the United States
which have been which have been primed, American public has been
primed by the media to freak out by the media and the government
and the Big Pharma. I think that because of that, I think that
accounts for the maximum debt, why does the United States have
the most deaths in the world? I mean, it doesn't make any real
sense if you stop for one second and think about it at all, is we
even prepared for this pandemic, David decided to scare people to
death, which can be done easily and the New York Times this
morning has a whole article COVID patients may have higher
risk of mental health problems. I knew Oh, that's just never
gonna be the case with you know.
But
you know what they what they're saying is if you had COVID You
You could have mental health problems please ignore the
anxiety of it being a manmade bio weapon please ignore the
anxiety of mandates the incessant oh my god, we're all
gonna die from the media. That's what's making people crazy.
Big study they did there. Of course, it's COVID COVID Did it
not anything else? Not not the media itself, not the New York
Times. And now here comes the kicker. So just two three weeks
ago, I asked you if you would feel comfortable sticking
something up your nose that the government sent you? And I know
that that made you pause and you probably have not done so. Of
course not of course that was you know, a I'm just a crazy ass
conspiracy theorist. I mean, why would he not think
I'm a nutcase. And then the CDC post this video yesterday,
remember that no swab he took, if it was a PCR test, around
five to 10% of them end up here in laboratory setup to conduct
genomic sequencing. genomic sequencing is a process used to
analyze the genetic makeup of viruses, sort of like creating
and then assembling really large puzzles, the SARS cov. Two
genome is about 30,000 bases long, that's an RNA single
stranded deposit of RNA virus. And that length, if you just
typed out the A's, US and G's and C's, it's about the same
length as the US Constitution and Bill of Rights. All viruses
like SARS Kobe to continually evolve as they replicate. Those
changes in the genetic code are called mutations. A variant has
one or more of these mutation, labs continuously analyze the
genome of SARS, cov, to to keep track of variants that pose
threats to public health, a lot of the laboratory testing itself
is moving one of the tubes around the example of conversion
gives you a good sense of what that process kind of looks like
on the back end, blue is virus, the gold is human. And the red
is the viral attachment protein. We have tools like neck strain
in Michael react and others that allow us to put sequence data
into place and time.
Okay, so without my consent, I've done a PCR test in the
past. It's possible that that was taken by the CDC and put
into their testing and then genomic sequencing. And he says
here, we have tools that we can put that down right to place in
time. So when you're sending something by the government to
your address, which you registered for, who the hell
knows what they're doing?
This is this is this is egregious. Can Can they just do
that? Well.
I mean, it did obviously, clip that's got nothing to do with
COVID. But it's got to do with what you just talked about play
rape kit DNA clip on.
A woman who's San Francisco de hsfo Dean says had her DNA from
a rape victim kit used against her in a different criminal
investigation will not face charges in that case, but he
says he will not use DNA obtained in an unlawful way. And
he is dropping felony property charges filed against the woman.
Bodeen says he is now aware based on information from the
San Francisco Crime Lab, that using victim DNA from rape
investigations is a routine practice, not only in San
Francisco, but around the state. We're here today to stand up for
survivors of sexual assault for their constitutional rights for
their dignity. And Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott says the
city's DNA collection policies have been legally vetted and do
conform with the State and National Forensic standards,
though he says he is committed to ending the practice if it is
confirmed rape kit DNA has been used against victims. Yeah,
yeah, this is um, this is uncommon. Now we're really
territory. What? Let's go. Let's go one step further is take that
to that store that we just heard. They're not going to use
their job. Nope, can't do it. Can't use it. No, no, good. What
if the person is says she was caught for a petty, petty theft
or something?
What if the person was a serial killer?
And this rape kit DNA identified her?
What would you do then? Yeah. What would the judge do? Sure.
Would anybody do? Yeah.
Well, yeah, of course. Oh, crap. I'm saying guilty right away
guilty offer the Ghoulies. Done. They're not going to sounds good
on paper. But now.
What do you mean? They once your DNA is is captured and put in a
database? It's YES. YES. YES. YEAH. But now Now we now we can
see the Cavalier Enos. Hey, you know, do you remember that swab
yet that we did of you? Which we all said like they're taking
your DNA. Wow.
Oh, but 10%? Probably 10% is a good sample of America.
That'd be a nice ass sample of DNA. Don't you think the Chinese
would love to own that information? Well, everyone's
collecting all this right? On your Chinese test kit from a
Chinese company in the heart of China known as bursledon not
gonna swab myself in this and in China, who knows where it goes.
You don't want to go anywhere. It's a home kit. Oh, throw it
out.
And they come by and they collect it and they get them all
and they got your address I'm telling you, is when you throw
it out that they get it they grab the garbage? Yes, it's got
a tracker and it's exactly what I have to burn it to graphene
oxide tracking quantum tattoo, or whatever. Okay, so that's the
CDC but we really don't have to be worried because the CDC has
been there the whole time. And you know, whatever the CDC says
we know it you just kind of got to follow it because those are
the guys that would know or has that changed.
Dr. Scott Gottlieb, you know, the CDC guidelines have been
confusing. They've been befuddling. They have seem to
defy science as we know it in some ways, but I guess this is
the reality. And this is probably why they change those
guidelines to reflect exactly what we're seeing right now. I
mean, I don't understand why they didn't say that at the
time. But knowing that you're going to have would you say 1%
of the population being infected, having 10% infected at
any point in time, as we've been moving through the last several
weeks? Is that what the CDC saw and knew is that why we've
gotten this kind of crazy guidance? I think the CDC
guidelines reflect the reality that a lot of the spread right
now is being done by people who are mildly asymptomatic and
aren't turning over their infections and sort of pose all
the regulations and restrictions on the small percentage of
people were actually getting diagnosed. And self isolating
isn't going to control this epidemic, just like we're not
doing contact tracing. Right now, a lot of schools aren't
making recommendations to quarantine students when there's
a case in the class because there's just so much infection,
that you're not going to be driving this epidemic by the
infections that you're turning over. I think with respect to
the CDC guidance more generally. I mean, the reality is that the
CDC is not an agency accustomed to talking to the public, they
usually issue their recommendations through public
health agencies to providers in this epidemic, they were thrust
into a position of having issue bottom line recommendations to
consumers, it's not something they do. I think we made a
mistake all along for the last two years looking to the CDC for
guidance on how we were going to live our lives when we really
should have
guidance. You know, ultimately, you need to reform the CDC, we
need some kind of public health agency capable of doing this was
not that agency. And it's very hard for an agency to self
organize and reform itself in a setting of a crisis. CDC has
been unable to do that. Holy, I mean, my mind is blown. thrown
the CDC under the bus and what for what purpose? Because
everything looks someone's got to take the blame. Everything
was wrong, the masking was wrong. You won't get COVID was
wrong. So who they blame the faceless this faceless CDC
people no one's gonna get in trouble. It's a we have to ski
woman from the CDC. No, it's the seat. No, no, no, no, it's we
just need a new public health agency. We need to reinvent the
VA. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no FDA is that they know what
they're doing because they are the pharmaceutical companies
come on. It's the fact that that this was not a didn't go viral.
People like what God leap is now saying the CDC we should have
not trusted them throughout the entire pandemic, because they
don't really know. Oh, come on. This is a moment in history.
That must be bookmarked.
Crazy, seriously crazy.
See, we have to keep covering up for myocarditis. Let's find
other reasons than possible gene therapy shots. A new study of
adults showed a 4% higher risk of a major heart problem up to a
year after infection, such as blood clot stroke, heart attack,
even in previously healthy people who had mild COVID
Researchers estimate around 3 million Americans have suffered
heart complications. Isn't that unbelievable?
Yeah, with this kind of a clip we played last show. Yeah. But
it just keeps trying to throw it trying to make it sound as
though it's got nothing to do with the vaccine. Oh, no. Of
course. No, it's It's long COVID. Now all of a sudden, it
wasn't that before, but it is now. On the testing front,
Google's provider of COVID-19 tests. Q health Have you heard
of Q health?
Q anon.
See you EQ health.
Well, they went they went they went public?
Yeah, under the symbol hlt. H, it's now a $3 billion company.
And they have this.
Let me see. I'm looking at the IPO picture. I don't see any
Chinese there.
They have a like a, like a device that you have in your
home. Of course, internet of things. And you insert a tube.
And yeah, and they can do all kinds of tests. So right now
it's like a COVID-19 test but and then you stick it back into
the into the device and then
and then you're good to go human resource. You're good to go. You
can leave you can go outside you are free and clear. Or something
like that.
So where's Bill Gates man, he's way behind on this.
This
is the sleep podcast is that belong to WaPo? Is that
Washington Post? wobble wobble wobble is it WaPo? Yeah. Okay,
so this is Washington Post and kind of,
but it never wasn't. It wasn't originally but they ended up
buying it. They bought it. They bought it now it's under the
auspices. So they they they
Identify a symptom of COVID. Not Han, your speakers a little
loud, too. It's everything's out of whack.
So they, they identified a new symptom of COVID, which we have
not discussed. And it and what's kind of weird about it is, is
the term that they use to describe this, particularly to
women, it just it felt very blame. And like just playing it
down, like at some big joke. I don't even know if this symptom
is real. I sure hope not. Do you know anything about COVID? Dick
shrinkage? Yeah, what? So in terms of why there are negative
effects, she's a doctor who's speaking, by the way COVID On a
penis, right? The main reason that we think this occurs is
something what we call into filial dysfunction. And I'm
using like, you know, jargon words here. But that's basically
the cells that line your blood vessels, they're like smooth
muscle cells on the line your blood vessels, and they're
really important for the function of many different
organs, and COVID gets into those cells. And so that means
it affects many different organs in your body, not just your
lungs. And because the erection is, you know, a blood flow
event, right, you get hard because a whole bunch of blood
moves into your penis and stays there. When those blood vessels
are affected, you know, then then you can get the erectile
dysfunction. And there's actually a really cool study
that was done from by Some neurologists in Miami, where
they took samples of penis tissue in men who were
undergoing a penile implant surgery. And they looked for
COVID in the penis, and they found COVID You know, virus
particles in people's penises, and this was after they had
completely recovered from the disease. So we totally know that
COVID Dick is like a real thing. And people aren't just like
making it up like the COVID is actually in your deck.
I get it now.
I get it, you get well I see it.
What was it Chinese development, leveled the playing field is
called equity John
equity.
debt equity, we call that equity. You know, so first of
all,
it's just unbecoming for a doctor and anyone to talk about
when you're talking about a medical issue with men to say
your dik dik shrinkage COVID Dick
Yeah, I agree. I didn't like that.
There has to be a a technical a medical term that was penis get
a medical term for a hangnail you got a medical term, but now
all of a sudden you get Dick shrinkage. Ah and the but they
also laugh about haha. Ah, but this being America where we are
totally influenced by our media. You know what this gives people
erectile dysfunction. Yeah, it doesn't doesn't take much.
guys gonna get it any man.
Much just I don't want to miss your night. It doesn't take like
a COVID Dig man. Over dig what's going on? Come on. Come on,
buddy. Come on. Please, guys staying it's it's rare, very
suggested this a posthypnotic suggestion. Very hard. This Wait
a minute. This has been going on for over two years. And this is
the first we've heard of this. Mm hmm. posthypnotic suggestion.
We had women at the Washington Post. Yep. Dimmitt men haters of
the universe. Now we have heard from some of our producers who
had erectile issues. Being with a partner a woman specifically
the examples we have who was vaccinated. You remember that?
One of our producers had some issues with the exosome yes when
he yeah exosome moment to show they broke up with her.
Rightfully so.
Couldn't resist
so who knows who knows but yeah, I mean, if it gets into it is a
blood event. She's right about that the doctor? Well, I cannot
give you any any boots on the ground information because I'm a
baby. I am not allowed to kiss her. I can hug her. I'm not
allowed to kiss her. Yeah, probably good idea. Yeah, of
course. You don't want the mama sick when the mama bear gets
sick then things suck. No then you're screwed. I just want to
wind it up by saying I can see where a more a stronger strain
if that's even a thing who knows can't trust the CDC really?
Scott Gottlieb No, they're no good they're no good. Yeah, it
was a mistake to trust them. mistake
that
see did
There it is. It's I can't I can't think in
lane fog. I'm, I'm 50 I'm 57 Thank you. I'm 57 You know what?
Even someone who's 67 I wouldn't I wouldn't want you to get it.
You know, the older you are, the harder it is to bounce back from
this crap. Okay, so I have received 15 emails at least of
people saying
something's wrong with your audio setup. There's something
off I keep hearing a alert sounds bongs sounds like dings
and dongs. What's wrong? always played bells? No, John, your new
device has to be banned. Why? Because people think it's
Windows alert sounds they think it's the doorbell. Really? It
sounds really weird. It's distracting people. Is it that
clear? Yes. Nobody? No, it's not really clear. It comes through
like it's an alert from Windows. Or go nuts. It drives me nuts.
Oh, keep hearing it. Windows alerts. But I did. Okay, I'm
gonna play one more little thing. All right, we're gonna do
a riff. You can do a riff, but you can't just be like,
indiscriminately sneaking it in there because people get now
okay, let me use limit. I got two things to do. I'll put it in
advance. I've got other devices Believe me, I believe but I am
going to learn to play Happy Birthday the song on this thing,
okay.
Now, if I played it, by the way, it was instead of with the nice
soft God thing and instead played it with a hard stick like
this. Let me hear it. It will sound Chinesey and it won't
sound like let me hear it. Let me hear it.
But I don't like that sound is not melodic at all. It sounds
terrible. Yeah, it's crap.
So the idea that it's it's been retired. No, you're fine to do
it if you're doing the whole risk, but not just like sneak it
in there. Because I don't know. People don't know what's going
on.
With those poor people that people have never complained
about your noisemakers there that. People think it's the
doorbell. They're like, what is that? What is going on? Yes. Is
nothing more annoying to me? When I'll be honest about it. So
I'm listening to some radio or something or commercial and
somebody raise a doorbell on the commercial? Yeah. I have that.
And I think it happens to be the same doorbell ring I have is
like some hit the door. Yeah. Or the dog will start barking.
That's Oh, yeah, that sucks. That happens. Okay. I'm sorry.
No, I apologize to everybody out there for for. But I will thank
Judy, for sending me this device. But I will learn how to
play Happy birthday to you on it. Yeah. And then will you
excited about that? No, I'm excited. I'm excited to hear
your concerto. Oh, god, yes, I already played if you but in 14,
almost 15 years, no one has ever complained about any of your
noisemakers like this, and not really complained. But to like
they were saying that I had a problem with my audio. Now, if
that's where your noisemaker steps Oh, well, we've been
getting that before I brought that noisemaker up. And I
listen, listen to some of these complaints. Or somebody says
this buzzing and there's this there's, and I listen to this
show.
I don't listen to it religiously. But I do listen to
it. I haven't caught any of this sounds fine. People, people.
Okay. Let's see, we have a couple of couple. Oh, yes. So
then, the other thing we've been tracking,
which just you know how it was popping up in the news, and this
goes back to the original, weird alert, we got about some vaccine
trial in Australia, that they halted it because people were
all of a sudden testing positive for HIV. And HIV has been a
thing throughout this entire pandemic.
Possibly, there's some piece of HIV in the virus itself. There's
some evidence well, not even evidence, but some of the
boosters were administered with, were not the booster, the Pfizer
pill with an HIV and HIV drug. So it's been around and now and
now all of a sudden, next to a breakthrough treatment curing a
woman of HIV. The middle aged American woman needed a stem
cell transplant for leukemia doctors used donated umbilical
cord blood that contained a rare HIV resistant mutation. The
patient essentially developed a new immune system after the
procedure. She's the third known case of HIV remission, but
health experts say that the treatment is not ideal for large
populations. And this I think, was no I think this was the
point of the, of the piece of the or of the news is that the
umbilical cord stem cells, it's not ideal for everybody. But you
know what's coming next, you know what's coming and can they
apply what they did for this
Women, woman to others. So we see more people, quote unquote,
cured of HIV. And that's the hope, Yasmin, they're actually
hoping two different things, one, that they could use this on
other people, but they're only using it on people who have
leukemia, and need that type of treatment, because it is a
dangerous treatment, they have to essentially kill their immune
system, and then give them a new immune system in hopes that they
don't have HIV in there, and it helps her leukemia. And I think
around 50 people in the US a year could be eligible for this.
At the same time, though, it's giving them a lot of information
on what direction they need to take with HIV research to try
and get that elusive cure they've been working on for
decades. And we're one step closer now. Yeah, this is, of
course, going to be an mRNA solution. This you can see it
being tied up right before our very times that that that that
that that data data. So
the know the circus coming to town, what was that it's coming
down to Broadway. And so we already know that door, some
people that can't get get HIV, they had the star systems have
got something different about them, their immune state cannot
cannot get a roadway into that.
Women say again, what you're saying I didn't under there's a
bunch of there's a group, it was in the population in general
that can't get HIV, they just can't get it. And it has been
discussed in the literature. And it's not everybody's a few
people out of a lot. And
it's got to have something to do with their immune system being
somewhat skewed or different or something. And I think this is a
road a pathway into creating that in other people. Oh,
because because you had you have some kind of cool resistance,
and we're going to pack it anyway. Yeah, equity, equity
equity, but but they that umbilical cord or whatever it
was that they used as the basis for the stem cells, stem cells,
it was one of those people. That's why it worked. Because,
you know, there's an I question that because, you know, there's
one other example of a placenta, I think, or maybe it was also,
there's some black woman whose DNA has been ordered cells have
been used for, like, 1000s of different cures. Yeah, I mean,
Moe had a whole date on it. And it's like, no one ever knows,
you know, it's just like, and it was stolen from her and there,
and her family did well, yes. And the family's like, yes, die
now. Well, the family sued. You know, it's like, hey, we need
some money. You're, you're using her, would you use it without
permission anyway, I wonder if it's hers. I wonder if that's
what it's from? Oh, that's a funny idea. Henrietta Lacks.
That's her name. Hen. Thank you, trolls Henrietta Lacks. It's
very, it's very interesting story. And I'd never heard of it
before, but her stem cells have been used for a lot of different
things.
So maybe that's what it is, but it may account you know, there
are some
I'm gonna make this giant leap of faith, but there are some
people who are notorious for being healers, literally. So
when they actually, you know, put hands I get to say, or I
give you a hug or something, they transfer whatever, crazy
exosomes they exude and you actually will get cured and I
don't know. Lakhs woman. Oh, yes. Some of these
characteristics. I don't know if that's like this, like faith
healers. Maybe faith healers pretend to do this. Most of them
can't. Hmm. I mean, they can't date No, of course not but
trying to sell it and they're mostly full of crap. But and
that's what you see on TV. But there are people so I've never
run into one that there are people supposedly that have the
skill to do that. And and it's been documented too many times
to ignore it. That's this woman lacks is like maybe some proof
of that. Yeah, it was definitely something she had that.
Something weird about her. Yeah. Something weird about her. I
tell you.
The
Senate confirmed Dr. Robert Califf to be the commissioner of
the FDA.
Now this guy was already once a commissioner of the FDA.
And he has all kinds of contracts $8 million worth of
contracts with the major drug companies. And now that was
deemed kind of problematic. But
and I think five looking over this scene, it's okay five
Republicans cross party line to confirm him. Who are those five
Republican Murkowski Collins
Romney and I'm missing two who I don't know those are the main
ones. Yeah, those are the ones that does I mean, that's that's
horrible. Basically Democrats that call themselves or I was
listening to
Kara Swisher not my hate Listen, she's she's kind of by default
to hate listen. But she has this podcast called sway and it's
interesting she has she has good guests on. And of course she she
still is completely tarred the way she talks, but doesn't
matter since I want to hear these people. And so it's not
too long. It's just perfect, actually. And she had a guy on
who wrote a book about the Sackler family, the opioid
Sackler family. And,
you know, the whole conversation is about, oh, my god and the FDA
and the and the Attorney General. Everyone's all in and
it's corrupt, and there's favoritism and blah, blah, blah.
And at no point does this dawn on Kara Swisher that we are in
the middle of an exact same event on a magnificent scale?
The exact same thing? Why would it dawned on her it is? Because
I think she's smart. I think she's smart.
And all she can she can even condemn the government people.
No, no. Oh, those evil Sacklers ah,
have people this is what I've been reading the only wolf Holy
crap.
No, me Woolf. I mean, she is she she wrote three sub stacks you
really worth worth reading. The one that caught my eye was, Is
it time for intellectuals to talk about God, she has resorted
to prayer.
Now, she's really a character. I love that, that she's doing all
this because she has been in the center of liberal elite
douchebaggery I think her entire career and life major, major
major league left she even wrote an article called thinking like
a tyrant where she describes one of these dinner parties that a
hedge fund guy, and they're all hating on Greece because Greece
was voting in the referendum to against austerity. And he was
bitching at those stupid Greeks because of course, he had a bet
that austerity would happen it did ultimately happen. And, and
she was trying and what she does in the substack is try to
explain how these otherwise probably kind of nice people
just go nuts. You know, like the experiment that we've all
probably seen on YouTube where someone says, go ahead and shock
that fucker. And it's because it's someone from the CDC who's
in control and, and has authority, okay, you know, and
then people have no problem doing it when they have some
authority telling them that it's okay to do this. But then the
praying thing, I have to say her argument is, this is so evil.
This cannot be just humans, concocting this evil scheme,
says, Therefore, I have to believe in the counter force of
God
is very compelling. And must say, very compelling. Just
crazy.
Anyway, that's what that's where we're at the the people who are
there we're at the point where Naomi Wolf has the down on their
hands and knees. Yes, right. Yeah, how bad things are. I
mean, that's gotta say something.
And of course all eyes on the courageous Canadians who just
have stolen the world's heart everyone loves what they're
doing. And it's it's being replicated worldwide, not
reported. trucker protests are happening everywhere on all
kinds of scale. Okay, DEP you're gonna go to that? Or do I do can
I do a counterpoint before you do? Go for it? The problem is to
counterpoints long it's like a multiple clips. Oh, then then
let me just set us up and then why don't we do? Point
counterpoint. You did a point. Okay. First, a background from
ABC. Tonight, Canada taking drastic new action to put an end
to the so called Freedom convoy trucker protests, paralyzing the
country's capital city. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invoking
the emergencies Act, a never before US law, granting the
Canadian government broad powers including the ability to remove
vehicles and freeze bank accounts, occupying streets,
harassing people breaking the law. This is not a peaceful
protest. The time to go home is not tonight officials blocking
people from crossing the border into Canada. The Canadian Border
Services Agency is already turning back non Canadians
trying to enter Canada to participate in blockades. For
the past three weeks truckers have been clogging the streets
of Ottawa disrupting daily life shutting down schools and
businesses to protest vaccine mandates and all COVID
restrictions but tonight the Ambassador Bridge the busiest
land border crossing between the US and Canada is back open.
Police finally clearing the remaining protesters Sunday
arresting more than two dozen people the into the
week long blockade can't come soon enough for American
automakers Chrysler, Ford and General Motors all forced to
shut down plants and cancel shifts due to the disruption in
the supply chains of carports. David, this new emergency
deployment, which will not involve the military, removing
protesters could last as long as 30 days. So I'm just going to
play a couple clips that just accentuate what's going on
regarding the emergency pot, the emergencies act that that was, I
think, quite a shock to Canadians. And it's not going
over well, it's not I don't know, I tried to get the whole
clip. I didn't do it and break it down from Trudeau, but I
mentioned this, he said the emergencies Act is a is the is
not the is the
the thing to do as a last resort, after
the first things have failed. And then he says, and now that I
mentioned after the second things have failed, what were
the first and second things that failed, that he had to do this,
he never says, I have no idea. And he made a point of saying
with this is I'm only doing this because the first and second
things have failed. Seems seems like some legal mo crap some
legal mumbo jumbo, he had dimension to make it he didn't
make a mistake. It seems to be really about one thing and one
thing only this is the Deputy Prime Minister of sushi of
finance, we are announcing the following immediate actions.
First, we are broadening the scope of Canada's anti money
laundering, laundering and terrorist financing rules so
that they cover crowdfunding platforms, and the payment
service providers they use. These changes cover all forms of
transactions, including digital assets, such as
cryptocurrencies.
The illegal blockades have highlighted the fact that
crowdfunding platforms, and some of the payment service providers
they use are not fully captured under the proceeds of crime and
terrorist financing act.
Our banks and financial institutions are already
obligated to report to the financial transactions and
report analysis center of Canada, or FINTRAC. As of today,
all crowdfunding platforms, and the payment service providers
they use must register with FINTRAC. And they must report
large and suspicious transactions to FINTRAC. Seems
to me that that's really what this was about, just to be able
to usher that in and you know, stop any kind of money flow
there. Because it was no that's for sure. But the funny thing
is, if you listen to that carefully, she says they have to
report all large and suspicious is it large or suspicious or
large and suspicious? Well, it's in the finance world. It's known
as an SAR so it's suspicious activity report, which can be
large or justice, but hold on. How suspicious is it? Is it
because these crowdfunding things they clearly state what
the moneys for on the website? Old me, Missy so and so's got
cancer and we're collecting money for her who did this so
it's camp suspicious means you don't know what is for right.
This seems to me. No, she's very clear that this falls under the
Terrorism Financing laws because the truckers have now been
deemed terrorists, domestic terrorists. That's the whole
point. I agree with that. But the way she did the way she
ended, it was different. To talk about dashboard suspicious, but
suspicious would be if the money's being raised for
terrorists. That's suspicious. How's that suspicious know
exactly what it's being raised for? Okay. Today is a gentleman
your new prime minister of yours? Look, I'm just I'm not on
his side. No, take a look at the definition of suspicious. No,
I'm with you. That is bullcrap. But Hello. It's bullcrap.
The fact that the Prime Minister's calling his own
people, terrorists,
issue side did one of the crowdfunding groups one of the
other gifts they made, they made a public statement that most of
this money because the prime minister also implied that it
was Americans and other troublemakers sending the money
in said most of the money is coming from Canadians. Ah, well
listen to this as $2 to those justice minister, who was
questioned about giving and this is a little muddled, but listen
to his answer, but you just compared people who may have
donated to this to the same people who are funding maybe a
terrorist. I just want to be clear here. So this is really
important. A lot of folks says, Look, I just don't like your
vaccine mandates and I donate to this now it's illegal. Should I
be worried that the bank can freeze my account? What's your
answer to that?
Well, if I think if you if you are a member of, you know, a pro
Trump movement who's donating hundreds of 1000s of dollars and
millions of dollars to this kind of thing, then you ought to be
worried. So the Canadian justice minister says, if you're a pro
Trump guy or gal what? Yeah, yeah. And you know what, maybe
that's what part of this is about. Maybe this is to have
some transnational. Oh, oh, you know, what are our terrorists
here in America, our domestic violent extremist terrorists,
January six, Trump, Trump, Trump is six. They are now crossing
the border. So we have to go after Americans now for the
Canadians issue. Yeah, this is this is part of the long term
attack going on. Oh, yeah.
There was pushback, some beautiful pushback. In fact.
I'll play all two and a half minutes of Melissa Landsman, she
is a
conservative Conservative Party.
She also has a whole bunch of other excellent qualities. She's
Jewish, and she's lesbian, married to a woman. So kind of
you kind of can't argue against her. I mean, she always she
always wins, she wins, she wins. And she, I think she school.
Trudeau mistake, hopeful vision for public life isn't a naive
dream. It could be a powerful force for change. If Canadians
are to trust their government, their government needs to trust
Canadians. Those are the words of the prime minister in 2015.
These people very often misogynistic, racist women,
haters, science deniers, the French same Prime Minister six
years later, as he fanned the flames of an unjustified
national emergency. So Mr. Speaker, when did the Prime
Minister lose his way? When did it happen?
Right Honorable Prime Minister,
speaker,
Conservative Party members can stand with people who wave
swastikas, they can stand with people who
choose to stand with Canadians who deserve to be able to get to
their jobs, to be able to get their lives back. These illegal
protests need to stop and they will.
I just want to remind the honorable members including the
honorable right honorable Prime Minister, to use words that are
not inflammatory in the house. And that's for both sides.
The Honorable as an aside, once again, it's really a shame we
don't have this type of cool shit in Congress, so much more
active, lively, fun to listen to. You get to you know, use
words to really, but slam somebody in that regard. The
parliamentary system is is more media friendly.
It's more stop. It's your right. It's more media friendly. Yeah,
I find it to be a insulting to the to intelligent Republic, the
intelligent public. The it, I liked it when I first started
seeing it and Canadian stuff is probably superior to the
British, because you don't see it as much, but it's better.
It's really gets lively. So yeah, but after seeing watching
the Australian version with that redheaded woman when she was the
prime minister, and she was so arrogant, and she and she but
she was better spoken than pretty much anybody else in the
place. And she just burned the crap out of anyone that even
said anything against her. I really, the problem I have with
it is that if you get somebody that's incredibly area dyed, and
very sharp and good at this, one of the guys who who's the head
of the Oxford debate society kind of guy, somebody who's
really dynamite. It becomes it becomes onerous, I don't like
it.
Well, then we will not vote you in for a Member of Parliament,
you've walked
on the outside looking in to that are not inflammatory in the
house. And that's for both
the Honourable Member for Lauryn Hill.
She comes
on becoming Prime Minister, it's been 48 hours that the
government went from doing nothing to a national emergency
48 hours into using the measures 48 hours without providing
parliament with the justification. So my question is
simple. When will the Prime Minister admit that he's lost
control of the situation that he's lost control of his country
that he's lost control of his caucus and that he's lost
control of his leadership?
pockets and support for these blockades that conservative
politicians need to make a choice? Are they for the
blockades? Or are they for communities our economy and
regular Canadians? The member from privasi pointed out of
emergency blocking illegal blockades. He has never seen
such a patriotic display in Canada is nothing patriotic
about hurting fellow Canadians. The member from Grand Prairie
Mackenzie claims that the economy is not being held
hostage all the while hundreds of millions of dollars were
being lost in trade drew to Barclays and the member from
Sarnia Lambton doesn't believe her constituents need guaranteed
access now to the Blue Water Bridge. Mr. Speaker, we stand
with Canadian
so, you know, Justin is the pretty boy of the class of the
elite class. He has a lot he had a lot of standing he's pretty
you know, when you're when you're pretty in politics, you
you just get some extra points. He has no idea what he's doing.
He's that whole piece. He was all reading. Someone else had to
write him that rebuttal. And all eyes on him, you know, and so I
think that he feels like well, I can't screw this up. I mean, I
have to end this I have to stand strong. And everyone else is
like well, someone's got to go might as well be that drip. So
it's it's kind of like the whole to me it feels like the world is
watching what's going to happen and around him and even the
Quebec and the Quebec Ian's the Quebec they're like Quebec quad
yeah Kevin quiet this this sheet is metal there's no good making
no sense. And, and our favorite crack smoker Doug Ford, although
he waffles around. But here's what he said. Even when you go
to you go to Costco, or Walmart, you go shopping, you know, you
don't know if the person has a shot besides or not. But we also
know that it doesn't matter if you have one shot or 10 shots
you can catch COVID See, the Prime Minister has triple shots
and I know hundreds of people three shots that caught COVID We
just have to be careful that always make sure we wash your
hands and and move forward. But calm we can't stay in this
position forever. We got to learn to live with us and get on
with our lives. I bet if I asked every single person in this
room, you want these damn mastered you want them off, they
want them off. They want to get back to normal. They want to be
able to go for dinner with their families. And there's every
single person including myself and those people that are
unvaccinated. You know, sure there's there's a rabble rousers
and people that just don't believe in it. And that's their
choice. This is about again, not democracy and freedoms and
liberties. And I hate as a government telling anyone what
to do. We just got to get moving forward and get out of this and
protect the jobs. You know, I think a lot of people call them
probably yourself to everyone's done with us. Like we are done
with it. Let's let's start moving on and cautiously and,
you know, we've followed the rules all of us. 90 90% of us
for over two years. The world's done with it. So let's just move
forward. So he's not a lot of people like yeah, he butts lamb
to go. He said we're not having it. No, he didn't. Really,
really sickly on Trudeau sides. That's what it sounds like to
me. He's going to finish this to beginning when you've watched
his earlier clips he was very much on he's afraid of being bum
rushed by the public and decapitated, which is probably a
valid fear. Not a bad idea. And the other guy who is on Trudeau
side is the police. Chief of Police. did he resign? did he
resign? Quit? Yeah, but he was on Trudeau sign. Yeah, I don't
know. Do you know why he said he quit. Don't you know why?
Black the racist threatened him? Yes, this Yes. This is a story.
Yes, it's Yes. Yes. He got out for good what his real. The real
reason is he knew that this is not going to end well. Exactly.
Anything to do with it? Fun clip floating around of
Pierre Trudeau. That was funny.
You sent the newsletter. Yeah, it's cute. How did that happen?
Just Well, I know how to have is when you brought it up in the
last show. And it got stuck in my brain. Because you're talking
about his dad Pierre. Yeah. Yeah. So for some reason, it
gets stuck. So I wrote that newsletter. You said Pierre
Trudeau instead of Justin. I'm like whoa COVID Man, this is
crap. I had to think about it too. Wait a minute. That's not
his name. Is it? scratch scratch here's a here's one of those fun
little little videos that comes back to it's out of context, no
doubt but it's always fun to listen to even with Sun TV
watching for any flip he was asked Which country he most
admired and referred to China as the level of of admiration I
actually have for China.
Because their basic dictatorship
is allowing them to actually turn the economy around on a
dime and say we need to go green as fast as we need to start you
know investing in solar. I'll be there is the flexibility that I
know Stephen Harper must dream about having a dictatorship that
he could do everything you want of
course they all love it. Not just true Joe, they all love it.
They all love the dictatorship ideas just just a great, it's so
much fun. And the joke of it is because China's more
industrialized in terms of like just pollution than anyone
watching the Olympics is just hilarious, especially that ski
jump which is right in the middle of between a bunch of
cooling towers and nuclear cooling towers, but their
nuclear cooling towers aren't there
looks like a cooling tower can be for anything but I don't know
what kind of I don't know there's a nuclear nuclear plant
there or not there might be this should be because you're right
yeah, that's what I'm that's what I'll be showing you see
that type of cooling towers tends to be in a nuke see to me,
and I'd like to know because to me, it kind of said China, China
says oh, look, there's no coal here. We got nuke work, we're
clean, we're clean, we're good but but to see the guys in a
snowboard flying high in the air and a free and a big old big air
or whatever they call that one thing and that cooling tower in
the background is some of the photos are priceless. Yeah. And
I mean that whole event thing is just just out of control. I just
wanted me while I do have these clips I want to get out of the
way which are kind of the opposite of the way we see
things okay. And this is a local this is all over the country and
we can't deny it exists it's everywhere. These are the left
wing not left wing but actually centrist
centrist talk show guys who actually carry water for the
left and really have a look
they're all over the they're everywhere. We have one here kg
we have actually the lineup on kgvo am here in a 10 Is God all
most easy. Okay, well it's California so yeah, you're gonna
have these not everywhere. Don't Don't kid yourself. All right.
Now this look, they're always local. They don't really have a
you know, there's no syndication for him. Because what they're
really their audio, I don't think they have the ability to
get syndicated. This is their stuff is too, to hear it hears
it, they, they're obsessive. They're like, I want to listen
much and listen to him go off on Tucker Carlson. And this is very
common with the left all over the country, because we don't
fully understand it. Tucker brings it up once a while on
this show. But let's listen to John Rossman on TC 810. John,
I'm very, very worried about what Russia is about to do
invading Ukraine is going to create a worldwide catastrophe.
Now we talked about this a lot. But I want to approach this from
a slightly different situation. Oh, I'm in the business of being
a commentator and a talk show host. I'm not in the news
business. I do essentially what others do in this business,
including Tucker Carlson. So I want to ask a question a Fox
News host, Tucker Carlson and I use Fox and news together dog
deep regret is called Ukraine virtue signal much ins
democratically elected president is Olinsky a dictator. And his
question why the US isn't on Russia's side. In a show on
Monday, which I watched when I got home. Tucker Carlson claimed
Democrats in the United States were wrongly framing of the
Russia Ukraine crisis as good versus evil because he claimed
Ukraine is not a democracy. Carlson, we should remind you as
previously sought to directly compare Russia to Ukraine
despite their different political systems. You
understand Russia is an authoritarian regime ruled by
Vladimir Putin. While Ukraine is a democracy Solinsky was
elected. I want to ask you what you think about this. I want to
know whether you consider Tucker Carlson to be in the category of
Tokyo rose broadcast for Japan or norsu. Or maybe like Laura,
haha, who broadcast for Germany. So I guess we're off COVID Then
I thought we weren't on COVID We were on the truckers at the
truckers. Yeah. Oh, no, it comes in Go. Okay. All right.
COVID You poor guy. I just Just an aside, this is just an aside.
I want to play this little aside just so you get a feeling for
this guy. And and his ilk. It's not just him. Tucker Carlson,
the John Rothman decide Tucker Carlson. And I gotta tell you,
he's a pure propagandist for Russia. You think I'm wrong in
saying that? And then you have Prime Minister Trudeau, who
invoked emergency powers to quell the COVID restriction
protest, and the right is accusing him of being a
dictator.
Ah, where does this John Roth come from? Tom Rothman John
Roth. John Rossman. Yes, John Roth. I'll look him up. Yeah,
look at my piece. He's a if you just put him in Google, he'll
show up. He's, he's actually a book writer. And he was always a
Republican. And he's written a lot of books on the Republican
Party. I worked for Nixon, he worked for the Nixon 68
presidential campaign. He is a what he is he's a he's he's
probably puts himself out there as a talk show host as a left
wing Democrat to it to for his audience. But in fact, he is a
probably I would say a liberal Republican.
Who is an adamant never Trumper diet, okay. Just hates the guy.
Yeah, like most conservatives in California.
It just hates the guy.
So let's go
to the premises set. Its nose Carlson is Tokyo rose. And, and
Fox News is Hitler network. Let's take a couple of calls.
Yes, let's let's go with John Roth color one. Color one you're
on. Let's go to Roger, calling from Alameda. Roger. Welcome to
kgvo. Hi, John. Tucker Carlson is anti American, because he's
anti democracy. And he's also in favor dictators and strong men,
like a pollutant in Russia. And, John, I need to disagree with
you on one thing, please. Well, I agree and disagree. At the
same time. I agree that Donald Trump was not a dictator. But
she with all his heart. He aspired to become a dictator. I
agree with
you, I just listen to him now. And I'm appalled.
These people are insane. This is the pajama. This is the pajama
class. This is not these are not. These are I don't know what
what, let's go to Color one, part two. And now we talk a
little bit about Canada. So he would have loved to become a
dictator Donald Trump and to have his children inherit
somehow, this process, and I want to say regard connect
Canada, John, there is a big difference between people
rioting, like on January 6 of 2021, to overturn a free and
fair election to corrupt that election, versus people who are
rioting and demonstrating and breaking the law to try to stop
common sense. Factual medical means of controlling a pandemic.
One is trying to overthrow a democratic process, and the
other people are trying to impede a process to keep the
citizens of their country healthy.
Wow, that guy was from New York, though. He wasn't from
California, was he? Oh, Alameda Oh, Alameda. Oh, California is
lost. California has fallen.
Raise your raise the wall people in Austin, which I left, Austin
has fallen. And you probably have the same people nearby, but
there's just not as many of them in the hill country. They have
targets on their back. It's very sad to see.
Yeah, well, I probably should. But that that guy. I think color
one was the best. I do have color too. If you want to just
hear a little bit of him.
He won't be as good as this first guy and his the his
analysis of the Canadian protests, riots, the riots. I
don't know what did what these guys are seeing if anyone does
any research. On January 6, it was a riot. Well, he also said
that's different than the riots in Canada. That's right. Right.
This is Miss DIS and Malin for informed people. Most people
miss this. Oh now people Yes, dismal. Let's listen to color to
let's go to rich calling from Sacramento.
Shamelessly pandering to the lowest common denominator of
your audience facts. He can make any sense to you because it sure
does to me. Well, I can't agree with you on one thing, Tucker is
pandering shamelessly. And the question is why? I don't have an
answer. But I think I can probably pretty much come up
with one. You have a republican party that is looking right down
the face at becoming almost irrelevant and certainly a
minority party for the very foreseeable future. At which
point they will grab anything and any person
because the last thing they want is democracy.
Yeah these are people who are stuck on Twitter and Facebook
and they the only thing they can do is think in political terms
everything is political for them everything
well, when you take a look for example at a Rob Reiner Twitter
feed, all it is is he never even tells a joke. It's all politics.
Yeah. Mostly about Trump still. Well, they have they're on a
mission because you know, if they don't get him in jail or
kill him he might become president again. This is a
problem. Oh my god.
I have one last short little clip that I don't know why it's
on here. It may be just it's a seven second thing so it must
have been something stupid he said. John Ross on email.
A Rob emails
go freedom truckers go where Rob? Go where?
That was his idea of humor. Oh, hey, go freedom truckers. So he
gets an email from someone says go freedom truckers. And so his
retort is go where? Yeah, go where Rob go. Where?
So. So in other words, if you're at a football game, it's a Go
Team. Go where? Where's the team going to go? Come on? Well,
let's just these guys clearly not a good radio guy. You should
consider a podcast maybe? You know, I'm sure he's got one.
Okay, so I think we should that go into Russia now. Because
that's, by the way, I just wanted to play these because
that's the other side of the coin, I will reintroduce this
guy because I have yet because what, let me give you some
background. When I'm driving around, I listen to this guy.
And he's talking about vaccines. And one person after another is
calling in, say, people who don't take the vaccine should be
killed. I mean, they're stupid. They're dumb people is anti
vaccine, and he goes, one after another. And he's, he's got dead
kinda. Yeah, I think you're right. I feel the same way. And
so I wanted to get those clips and I ended up getting these
clips. Let me read the headline from this morning.
Because it seems like you have Russia. I have some clips. But
it seems like you have covered really, really well. I'll start
off with actually I'll start off with Jen Psaki from yesterday.
Well, she will be traveling, as many of you have been following
this know of to Munich, Germany to attend the February 18 20th
Munich Security Conference. She will build on the presidents and
the national security teams intensive engagement with
European allies and partners, and emphasize and continue to
emphasize with our partners, our ironclad commitment to our NATO
allies underscore our commitment to Ukraine sovereignty and
territorial integrity, and reaffirm our shared interest in
upholding the principles that have underpinned European peace
and security. She'll be participating in the formal
conference, formal program of the conference, as well as
engaging with allies and partners in meeting with leaders
on the margins. I know her team is planning for a preview call
for all of you, I believe, later this evening to give you more
details of those bilateral meetings. But I would say in
terms of her engagements and what the President expects, he
expects and knows, given she is the first in the room and the
last in the room that she will continue to convey to the rest
of the world again.
our NATO allies are our commitment to defending the
territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine and our
commitment to putting in place severe economic consequences
should Russia invade. So that preview call was done. And
here's the Washington Post version. And they they hedge
really well, but they set it up for y'all Kamala could be the
heroine or who knows. Paris is the leading American delegation
is leading the American delegate delegation to the Munich
Security Conference, a high profile annual gathering with
big stakes for the Biden presidency. Harris's political
future and a continent shadowed by one of the greatest military
threats into World War Two, while Russian President Vladimir
Putin masses 150,000 Russian troops on the Ukraine border
Harris will be holding a series of meetings with European
leaders and delivering an address to hundreds of
officials. It's a pivotal moment for a Vice President with little
foreign policy experience, one who has presidential ambitions,
but no long term connection to President Biden, Ben Rhodes,
Deputy National Security Adviser under President Barack Obama
said that other nations will be turning to the US meaning Harris
for guidance, especially if hostilities erupt during the
three day conference, which starts Friday. So they're ready
for her to be the hero but I have to say
before I get into this, but I have to say that I'm now
becoming more and more in line with your thinking that this is
a an attempt to build Harris from scratch. And I was
convinced of that by the
three parter that I got from NPR discussing exactly what you just
bought out beautiful beautiful and they do a much better job of
it than the new guapo or anybody else when it comes to building
up bull crap am so how are you so happy you got this? No you
should be
I got COVID MAN Okay, so I couldn't find everything this
morning Yeah, I'm gonna read this from from the from a
newsletter I get called to the debrief which is a some spooky
thing of some sort. Oh, can you subscribe me?
Yeah, I do that.
As a Defense Department stuff cool. Another worrying
indicator.
Predicting
another worry in the calories and other stuff. A
first day talking about they're all in on the idea that the
Russians are making up stories about Don boss. And, by the way,
evidence on the quote, evidence on the grounds Russia's moving
toward an imminent invasion
tomorrow or today. According to America's ambassador to the UN,
Linda Thomas. She tweeted Tuesday morning quote, this is a
crucial moment moment. Today's council meeting should not
direct track this from that it should focus on what is
happening right now in Ukraine that she predicted today or
tomorrow is going to be an invasion is on her Twitter.
Oh, no. So they go on and then then there's this goes on by
what happened to the TAs news side blah, blah, blah.
Don't sorry.
Get this thing
printed on both sides. Another worrying indicator this from the
from the debrief.
alleged Russian back forces struck a kinder garden. Here we
go with artillery fire on Thursday. That's this morning.
Yeah. In Ukraine's eastern Luhansk. Region. No, Olga Tolka.
Rook of the Center for European Policy Analysis flagged on
Twitter with a few supporting photos. Oh,
wait, what's what's the name of her outfit, please? This is the
Center for European policy analysis. Uh huh. Yeah. Okay.
You can we can deconstruct that anytime. Yeah, precise casualty
numbers are unclear. The Journal reports to teachers were
wounded. But fortunately, no one seems to have been killed in the
attack.
So now we're already pre we're pre told the directions are
gonna first do a sidebar Hold on, hold on, hold on, stop. The
Center for European policy analysis is a Washington DC
based nonprofit
that tells you all you need
Alright, people Yeah, keep going. So the way I so so the
Russians, we're going to start with a artillery so the first
thing this wisest thing to do? Is shell. A kid in the garden.
Yeah, that's how you do it. Yeah, take that Harris. You
American Yankee. Now further analysis later in the
newsletter, it indicates that this is probably Ukrainian. A
separatist forces firing dry the shells into the kindergarten
because again, no nothing else to shoot at.
And one of the analysts of this stuff says there's no way that
the Russian separatists are going to fire. The word is that
the artillery if they have any artillery, but they do, it never
gets fired without the explicit approval of Putin. Oh, of
course, this goes without saying. I got these guys lined
up called Putin.
So called Putin that's the way I see it called Putin. All right
now, just just just, just briefly, cuz I'm, you know, I'm
obsessed with this stuff. This SEPA we were talking about. So
the chairman of the board is Larry Hirsch, which is a huge
bond hedge fund guy. Makes total sense. The vice chairman of the
board State Department's spook, I mean, come on people. This is
so insulting these guys this this is this is it's like it's
like a very thinly veiled pitch company.
And I bet you on there on K Street to Dick's where are they?
Alright, here we go. All right. All right. What do we just go
back to Harris? Who their their I guess the best word is
grooming.
Bert to take over the job, which is your thesis. I'll give you
credit for that. And I'm going to be an agreement. And let's
listen to Harrison Munich. Paris in Munich. Another piece of all
this vice president Harris leaves tomorrow for Germany.
She'll meet with allies on edge. Russia. Harris will be speaking
at the Munich Security Conference. That's
The annual gathering of Canada who's who of global security
leaders
trip overseas and by far the one with the highest stakes. NPR.
White House correspondent Franco Ordonez has more. Vice President
Harris is relatively new to international diplomacy and in
her first year on the job, we have to NPR.
You gotta hire other people, or at least try and EQ that a
little bit, isn't it? This is not radio voices, people,
international diplomacy. And in our first year on the job, it
didn't always go smoothly. What happens abroad is of priority to
the United States of America. And that is why I am in
Guatemala today. On that trip her first she fumbled a question
about her strategy on migration, and why she hadn't been to the
US border, and I haven't been to Europe.
The point that you're making her subsequent trips have been a lot
smoother, including one to Europe meeting. The major
leaders had a big summit in Paris this week. And this visit
included many conversations with many foreign leaders. I believe
there are at least 30 heads of state who have attended the
various meetings that we have been having, and she has also
been in the room for some of Biden's biggest national
security decisions. The evacuation of Kabul and the US
raid that killed an ISIS leader, the vice president who is
increasingly playing a larger role when it comes to US foreign
policy. Haley Soifer was a national security adviser to
Harris in Congress. She says Munich is a real opportunity for
Harris to showcase her leadership. This is great.
So right now the Dow Jones is down 400 points. NASDAQ down
300. Stocks extend losses as Russia Ukraine tensions weigh on
markets. Ah, you know, just wait. And what do you think when
it's got a pop Monday or Friday? What are they going to do it?
What are they going to do the big pop when terrorists solves
everything?
This is so obvious. You know if I this somebody knows the
timeline is I don't I wish I wish we knew Yeah. This is good.
All right.
Terrorists. That was the whole clip. Yeah, that was the end of
one. No, okay. Yeah, she, yeah, she's being groomed. And they
make it very clear in here. They didn't do they can't really hide
their motives, these people at NPR?
Well,
I mean, this is what this is like a native ad. They were
brought in for heresy. Right. So let's go to part two. She's
delivering a message from President Biden, and she is in
her own right, the leader from the administration, who really
is serving as the point when it comes to national security. That
message is expected to be about the US support for Ukraine. Bind
says he's looking for a diplomatic resolution with
Russia, and wants our allies to be united, the source of our
unbreakable strength continues to be the power, resilience and
universal appeal of our shared democratic values.
Because this is about more than just Russia and Ukraine, Paris
will deliver remarks to the Munich Conference, and she will
also meet one on one with some leaders to make sure everyone is
on the same page about what to do if Moscow does invade. We are
potentially at the cost of the most significant military
operation in Europe since worked to EVO Daalder served as a US
ambassador to NATO administration he says there are
a lot of diverse interests in NATO so it's crucial that Harris
seize this moment to show the US can bring everyone together. Oh,
man, you know what's you know what's just gonna be funny? Even
this she is capable of screwing it up. Oh capable this this
setup I take money on her screwing this setup is so good
for her. All she has to do is just wait for the package to
roll when she declares victory and smile and don't cackle too
much. I don't think she can handle it.
I think you're right. I don't think she can either. She's
gonna say something stupid. You know why? Because she she
doesn't get it. And she I don't think she's now I look back on
it. I don't think she's that bright. No, no, I never really
gave her much. She's gonna drop the ball on something. She's
gonna be asked a simple question. She's gonna have some
snide remarks. He's going to offend somebody out. She has no
clue about some of these European mentalities when it
comes to being offended. Here's what here's where she'll screw
it up. She'll try to be tough. And she'll answer something with
a tough guy attitude and it's just going to be wrong
hilarious but that's one I think that's that's a very possible
scenario. What if what she does, trying to be tough, but this is
This is do or die times this? She's got it.
You know, they tried it with the with the Jessie small, a small
at lynching thing in the lynching bill. And she was
supposed to be the hero of the blacks. And and that failed
because guess what? The blacks went, ah reject. And so now
they're going to try it with Putin. And so what do you think
if you were Putin? I think I would do everything to make this
work for her. I would want her to be president so bad, don't
you think? Well, I never thought of it that way. That's a good,
good, why nice. You COVID. Why why not? That would be COVID.
That was That would be great. He's like, Oh,
I love it off. Let's just
go now, now that you mentioned that idea. And again, like I
mentioned, the write up, I didn't substack
that Putin is always they always say this. And I've always worked
by the fact that now all of a sudden, they're not saying any
more. Putin is playing chess while we're playing checkers.
And if that's still true and plays out, that's exactly what
he wants course. So to get some dumb dimwit like Kamla Harris is
President of the United States. He could do whatever he wants
here. Even China. Both them do high fives got in. So the
question is, do you do the long swing from Friday to Monday?
Because he's talking to his buddies about it. Hey, I played
this woman. Good. This be fun. Please.
Like lab Rolf orange slouches either.
You know, smartass, here we are carrying water for Putin again,
John. Yeah. Here we are, who to call him smart. We're horrible.
Yeah, I hope Megan Kelly doesn't hear me are idiots. Oh, Megan,
whoever knew that did any intelligence. Let's Play Part
Three. And it is very important that in order to either prevent
it or to respond to it, NATO and all of our allies speak with one
voice. There's been a lot of uncertainty in Europe about how
much the US still cares about European security. I think
people in Europe, you know, know that America is on the cusp of
really significant demographic and political changes, constant
stops and molar writes about transatlantic issues at the
Brookings Institution. Wait a minute, what did what was that?
What that woman said? She talking about America? Yes, he
did. Yes, this is she's in from Brookings. This is actually the
best part of this, these three clips. I'm gonna start over. And
let me give you a brief so you kind of hear where she's going.
I'll give you a brief. I'll give you some buddies, kids. So
America is changing. And we're not a White country anymore. Not
gonna be and we're gonna put forward a new look. Ah, Harris
is the new look. He is the look of America. He's the new coach.
And as such,
she has to make sure that the old rules still apply. The other
way she's got to is America is gonna look different, but we're
gonna be the same toughies Yeah, because camera she's a she's the
tough top cop on the beat. And it is very important that in
order to either prevented or to respond to it, NATO and all of
our allies speak with one voice. There's been a lot of
uncertainty in Europe about how much the US still cares about
European security. I think people in Europe, you know, know
that America is on the cusp of really significant demographic
and political changes constant Stokes and Moeller writes about
transatlantic issues at the Brookings Institution. She says
there's little doubt where Biden and his generation stand, but
Harris can help define what it will look like for the future.
This is an opportunity for the vice president to step onto the
stage in Munich and to say, I am the face of the next America and
this America cares about its place in the world. And it cares
about peace in the world and rules and democracy and we will
stand by our allies because she says the crisis is as much about
confronting Russia as it is about establishing whether your
matters to the next generation of Americans. Oh man this will
be the speech of her career.
This will be the one that because they deliver a speech is
that that whiny voice but she isn't a blow this up there's no
way that she gets through it. I mean, the Russians are gonna
have to help her yeah, they're gonna have to So timing wise
she's flying there. It starts tomorrow. So we would need a
would maybe the kindergarten was a little trial balloon they need
something a little more concrete little scary. We had the the
jets flying by naval vessels. You know, we need some of these
things to kind of ratchet goes on all the time the market is
doing his job.
That's their day they figured it out this is good scary scary.
Scary scary.
Wow. Oh wow. Oh man didn't say oh by the hill reported just as
an extra benefit the US draw down of its Embassy in Kiev as
we like to pronounce it. Because we carry water for Putin has
included the destruction of some immigration and travel documents
As part of protocol to protect sensitive information. Secretary
of State Anthony Blinken announced on Monday the US would
shutter its Embassy in Kiev amid threats of Russian invasion into
Ukraine. The document destruction was discussed on the
call February 12. Between Deputy Secretary of State for
Management and Resources Brian McKeon. And Chairman of the
House Foreign Affairs Committee, Gregory Meeks, notes of which
were provided to congressional staff and obtained by the hill.
All embassies are spy stations. I think the embassy in Ukraine,
as we know from who was there during the Trump administration,
what was going on there? That just might have been handy to
burn some shit behind him just let's just clean everything up
that might involve Joe or hunter or anything like that. What do
you think?
Well, yeah, in fact, we got a note from one of our producers
whose son is in the Foreign Service and keeps up with this
stuff and he's one of the embassies where they do this
sort of thing. And he says that they're having that they're
they're destroying and getting rid of all the computers do you
know they could move on to going to love VIV this other little
town that's close to Poland they're moving everybody there
is actually where they're going and I'm leaving the country
right and but there he's there were some comments about this is
going to be like a million dollars with the phone system
has been yanked out the servers Cisco servers to the tune of a
couple $100,000 Worth are being destroyed or hacked up. And so I
guess there's some what you said is probably
be a part of it Yeah, I mean it's it's handy to do that and
they said they can't with the other thing is you can't now
they won't be able to move back in. Because once they move out
of there, the Russians are going to come in
you'll never be able to use it again. So places now just
abandoned I guess I'm going to play a couple clips from the CIA
broadcasting systems who it's their job, obviously to ratchet
this up here stateside. But evening nor a US officials tell
CBS News that it's like Brit of course always bring in the Brit
play Russian cyber actors have already targeted Ukraine's
government, military and critical infrastructure to
collect intelligence, it's feared and invasion could be
preceded by devastating cyber attacks.
The Russian government claims this video shows columns of its
military vehicles leaving Crimea, but today's satellite
images of Russia's troop build up on Ukraine's border
reportedly show heightened military activity, as well as a
new pontoon bridge and a large field hospital.
Both in Bella rousse to Ukraine's north, where Russia is
carrying out a massive military exercise. There's, you know what
Russia says and there's what Russia does, and we're watching
very closely what steps they're taking but they remain a masked
in a threatening way at the border.
This skepticism from Washington all the way to Ukraine 1000s
gathered today to demonstrate their unity in the face of the
Russian threat. I have my emergency bag in my flat and I'm
ready to defend my country is two different countries and they
must understand that is two different countries. Ukraine's
President Vladimir Zelensky also says he's seen no sign of a
Russian pullback. He observed Ukrainian military drills today.
If there's an invasion it will be a David and Goliath battle is
Ukraine's military is estimated to have roughly a quarter the
manpower of Russia's
and less than a 10th of Russia's fighter aircraft. Do you still
think it's possible that Russia will invade? Please don't have
any doubt on that. Petro Poroshenko is the former
President of Ukraine and told us this crisis is just one episode
in a new Cold War between the West and Russia. My two piece of
advice first don't trust Putin.
Second, don't be afraid of Putin.
So there's your there's your setup. They got you. I love the
people. I have my bag. I got my go bag. I'm ready to go. I
defend my country. Beautiful CBS just someone deserves a raise.
They're on the on the remote team. So let's do two quickies
then from the evening news. Margaret Brennan is conducting
what are you hearing from your sources?
When Russia sources Well, Russia is poised to attack at anytime,
anytime US officials now believe the timeline for potential
attack is pushed out another four or five days past the
Olympics, key gathering of leaders this weekend in Germany,
and in fact, Ukraine's president is scheduled to be out of the
country at that summit over this weekend, which sources have
indicated to me may not be the best idea for him. But right
now, given the threat level to his country, more than 60% of
Russia's standing army is at high alert right at the border.
I mean, you'd have to give Harris if you're Putin and
you're playing this game, and you want her you want her to be
the next president, you want because this is the biggest sign
up ever? I mean, you have to do something so that she can say,
hey, don't you dare Russia? And he could go, okay. You know, it
has to be something big, but then something you can move away
right away something. I don't know, if he wants to, he doesn't
have to do anything, because they've got all the video
planned, I'm sure. Oh, the videos been done. already pre
produced. Yeah. Well, here's the here's my final clip, then. We
want to know, of course, what is Putin strategy? Actually, what's
really interesting about that timeline? Yeah, what I thought
that's really interesting about the timeline. I mean, I can't
even think what that'd be interesting, but it's really
interesting. That's really interesting about that timeline.
What officials think Tony is really after here, what's he
doing? What's his strategy? That's what has kept everyone
guessing. But really, what I hear is that Putin gives himself
many different options. That's the way he plays this. And US
and European allies are slightly different in their assessment.
Some Europeans believe that he is trying coercion, negotiating
with the West while it has a gun to its head. Others like the
United States think he actually does intend to use these
military forces and one potential flashpoint is in the
south east of Ukraine in this region called Donbass, there are
pro Russian separatists who have been fighting there. And Putin
has been running propaganda claiming there's a genocide
underway, he may try to use that as a predicate to justify an
invasion, which he could do at any time. Meanwhile, the US is
just trying to talk them out of it. Ha ha ha trying to talk him
out of it. That will be that will be vice president Kamelot.
Well, I I have a couple of I have the State Department
briefing from yesterday groovy. So it's Matt. Matt. Price. Yeah.
You know, net net price was the guy who left the CIA because
Donald Trump spoke at this member when he spoke at the CIA.
And he was only speaking to the press. He was disrespectful of
the men and women on the wall, and guises and he wrote this
whole op ed about how he was imposed. Ah, geez, what a drip.
He's a total drip. And he's he's arrogant. And he's just, he I do
have a little bit of Matt, but Matt wasn't going to be there
long. He had to go to get to get on a plane because he has to get
a flight coach to get to Munich. Oh, he's he's at the conference.
Of course. Good old Matt. I wonder if Matt could still ruin
commerce plan. Matt could
even if they can't balance in this this little prayer mat mass
let it go. Man, it'd be a lot more fun if she's president just
let it go.
Embedding is dangerous if she's president. Personally, I don't
like it. I'm not still not arguing the point.
So let's listen to the opener. He comes in and he gives us the
briefing this from yesterday now. And it gets to fall is one
follow up questions from Matt, which is just to say a preview
this, Ned says can't believe anything anyone says
when it's from their official sources course and Matt comes on
to only say so that I guess would include you.
And then another woman comes on after the second question was
she comes on ask them Hey, where are we supposed to be at war?
today? Yeah, cuz yesterday, Wednesday was the day that the
Russians was supposed to attack. Yeah. What happened? We forget
your intel go. Let's go with the State Department briefing
Wednesday opener. You heard from the Secretary once again today
that we are doing everything we possibly can to seek to find a
peaceful resolution to sounds like Trudeau Molloy. Oh, he does
a little bit. You're right. Yeah, Ned Price is openly gay.
And he has a true dough cadence and sound is Emilio saying I
didn't know Nitin price was gay, openly
uneasy walking around like, Hey, I'm gay. I don't know what that
means, either. But he's no, he's it's not a secret. That's the
opener of our show. That's for sure. You heard from the
Secretary once again today that we are doing everything we
possibly can to seek to find a peaceful resolution to the
crisis. Moscow has needlessly precipitated, but those efforts
as we've said will be effective only if the
The Russian Federation is willing to escalate. To be very,
very clear, we have not seen that. In fact, we have seen the
opposite in recent weeks. And even in recent days, more
Russian forces, not fewer are at the border. And they're moving
Concerningly into fighting positions. This is cause for
profound concern. At the same time, and as we've learned
previously, over the past several weeks, we've also seen
Russian officials and Russian media, plant numerous stories in
the press, any one of which could be elevated to serve as a
pretext for an invasion. This could happen we are concerned at
any time, and the world should be ready for it. Oh, yeah. It
could involve claims about Ukrainian military activity in
the Donbass false claims of us or NATO activities on land at
sea or air, even claims of Ukrainian or NATO incursions
into Russian territory. We are particularly concerned about
President Putin and other Russian officials, their ongoing
mentions of quote unquote genocide in the Donbass, there
is no basis of truth to any of these allegations. This,
however, has not stopped the Russians from advancing these
false claims to include reports of unmarked mass graves of
civilians allegedly killed by Ukrainian armed forces and
statements that the United States or Ukraine are developing
biological or chemical weapons. The ladder for use in the
Russian controlled territory. Holy crap, man, we do this for a
living. Have you heard any of that nonsense? Did you hear
anything about biological weapons? Not yet. Haha, thanks,
Ned, or that the West is funneling so called guerrillas
and terrorists in to kill locals. These allegations again,
are entirely completely false. They are entirely untrue. These
are false narratives that Russia is developing for use as a
pretext for military action against Ukraine. In Russia in
December, Russian defense minister Sergei show you accused
NATO and the United States of planning to quote unquote commit
provocations by delivering tanks of quote unidentified chemical
components to the Donbass region for Ukraine's use. These are
straight out of Russia's well documented playbook, including
from its previous military incursions into Ukraine and
Georgia and from disinformation operations in other parts of the
world, including in Syria, where Russia continues to conduct a
disinformation disinformation campaign to defend serious use
of chemical weapons. What?
Chemical Weapons chemical weapons the she keeps putting it
back in play that's brazen.
That's really brazen.
It's unbelievable to me. This is our spokesperson for ARS
Blinken, Tony Blinken, Lincoln's State Department. This is
pathetic. Hey, Joe. What is kind of name is Ned. Anyway, Ned, my
name is Ned because it was short for Edward. But how do you get
Ned out of Edward Flanders? Yeah, that's what he looks like
a Ned. He looks like it. Yeah. Well, let's listen to the
quickie with before he leaves because he's got to catch coach
to get to Munich. Does he say that? What does he say? Coach?
Does he have to fly coach? Oh, he never says that. But you
know, you know he's missed off at sociated press when I find
him first. He's got he's not allowed on the on the vice
presidential aircraft. That's what's happening. They've
they've kicked him off.
Yeah, cuz he's annoying. No, he's not. He's not gonna be on
any government plane because because he's not playing ball.
Right. But let's listen to the State Department briefing part
to our
Oh, I'm sorry, hold on a second. People must treat any and all of
these claims with the appropriate and healthy
skepticism, especially when they come from Russian state media
sources and aren't backed up by independent media reporting.
Russia relies on confusion, Russia relies on obfuscation.
Russia relies on misinformation and disinformation to cover its
tracks. We should all expect that and we should all be ready
for it. With that happy to take your questions. Thanks.
Alright, so but you would expect for the same thing for claims
and allegations that you guys make that they shouldn't just be
accepted on face value and it is it is your job. It is your job
to ask questions. It is our job to offer the best information
that we have available to us.
Thanks, Ned.
Troublemaker. So let's listen to this woman. This is the last one
with this press on this press event. The place was really
nobody goes to these things this.
The State Department press event is just theirs.
Maybe five people there six sometimes Andrea Mitchell goes,
yeah, these are all you know, and you should come to this one
because we're gonna say something's gonna be important.
Yeah. So we can use a clip on the show.
So here's what I want you to ask. You can use that clip on
tonight's broadcast. Okay. Yeah.
That's what they do.
State Departments, then this is the one. What worse are worse?
Today's attack? This woman's asking this is pretty good
little exchange. She's not as aggressive as as mad. But she at
least puts the question out there. Speaking of intelligence,
US officials and others have heavily pointed towards this
week about the potential sort of an invasion specifically today.
There was like a lot of alarm across Twitter or in Ukraine
last night. It hasn't happened yet. So is that assessment? Is
that intelligence still valid? Are you pushing it a little bit
towards next week? Can you explain why? Wow, she's just
saying how you're gonna push it off to next week, this obvious
scam you're putting together? She's kind of saying that still
valid? Are you pushing it a little bit towards next week?
Can you explain why it hasn't materialized? We've said for
some time now that we are in a window where Putin could order
an invasion or an attack on Ukraine at a moment's notice.
That has been the case for some time, precisely because this
buildup of Russian forces along Ukraine's borders, in Belarus,
other tactics and moves that we've seen have points have
positioned Russia to be able to do this at any moment. That
remains our assessment. It could take place tomorrow, it could
take place next week. It could take place before the end of the
Olympics, it could take place after the Olympics clear, our
concern has not diminished an iota.
Our concern continues to grow, given that we have yet to see de
escalation. And given that
in the absence of de escalation, we've actually seen escalation.
In the absence of ex escalation, we've seen escalation. No, in
the absence of de escalation, we've seen escalation.
Man they are if it's true, if this thesis is true, they're
really going all out on this.
What other possible well, of course, everyone saw your
substack the crisis in Ukraine is driving up oil and gas prices
here at home. Gas prices are now averaging $3.35 per gallon
nationwide, but many experts warn prices will likely average
$4 By spring, some Democrats want to suspend the federal gas
tax for relief. Oh, oh, about that. No, no, wait, let's get
this straight. Because we had it I didn't get to clip but I can
tell you the clip, but I don't think I have it. Uh, so we have
a get a new gas tax tax going into effect in June in
California. Yeah, I'm adding another 50 cents or something.
Which is already Yeah, per gallon, per gallon. Something
like that. Yes. It's for the roads, even though the gas
taxes. The gas tax on the gasoline already supposed to be
for road fixing? No, no, no. They stole all that money for
education and whatever else that they stole it actually not even
that their lottery money now goes to toward education. So I
don't know what they do with it. They pocketed it. And so they're
going to add some more and Newsom is show buddy. No, no,
no, we should not put it in place because it's too
expensive. And then But meanwhile, the Democrat
legislature No, no, we're putting it in place. And they're
telling him no. So this is showboating, you know, it's the
old Oh, no, no, don't do it. It's like the wrestler in the
old wrestling. Don't hit me. Don't hit me. And then he gives
him a gut punch. And so this is nonsense. The Democrats nobody
is going to going to pull the federal gas tax out. They won't
do it. They'll talk big game and then when it comes down to it,
they'll either vote no, I'm not gonna just leave it as it is. Or
they're going to,
you know, vote present when they won't do it. They haven't got
the guts to give you an idea of how that works.
There was a prime minister in the Netherlands when I was
growing up there named Veeam Kok Kay Okay. Very famous guy, and
he was Prime Minister.
I guess it wasn't when I was growing up 94 until 2002.
So I was there. I was there when he was still around 2000 Because
I come back and he said, Okay, people we have a huge deficit is
just just before the Euro so there was all kinds of
shenanigans going on. Who knows why we had to do it. But we need
to put a 25 cent extra tax on gas per liter by the
per liter, not per gallon per liter. And it was called the
Karcher from coke. Cox quarter.
I gotta write that one down Cox quarter. So Cox quarter to this
day. People still make that joke. Oh, yeah. Just like Cox
quarter, huh. never came back. Ever, ever. They don't do that
not with not with gas ever. One way one way only when's the last
time they revoked taxes? It just go up and they keep going up
income taxes more flexible. Yeah. Now I do have three last
Russia clips that we can do? No, let's do it. No, let's do it.
Let's add these again. By the way, since you played this stuff
from CBS and some other sources, this is from NPR and I think NPR
has done the best job of the of the of the PR. Well, of of not
overdoing it. In other words, they took the government line,
but it was it's done in a very delicate way. I think they did a
good job of presenting this. Okay. And this is a three parter
on the Russian Ukraine situation in PR. So this part one is
Russia escalating or de escalating its military
positions along the borders of Ukraine. There are conflicting
claims about what's happening now and what could come next.
We'll spend the next few minutes talking through where things
stand on both the military and diplomatic fronts. And we're
going to start with NPR NATIONAL SECURITY CORRESPONDENT Greg
Miry. Hey, Greg. Thanks. Hi, Alyssa. So what's the latest on
Russia's military positions? Well, there's no hard evidence
of a big Russian move in either direction, either escalation or
de escalation. Now Russia has been saying for a second day
that it's pulling back some troops and the Russian Defense
Ministry is put out a couple of videos. One shows a train
hauling armored vehicles away. But the US and NATO and Ukraine
say they're not seeing anything of real significance moving a
few troops or vehicles around doesn't amount to a pullback
when there's a force of 150,000 troops in place. And the NATO
chief Jens Stoltenberg says NATO is seeing some signs of an
ongoing build up and lastly, Ukraine's Defense Ministry and
the country's two biggest banks have suffered cyber attacks with
Russia as the suspect. Oh, yeah. So what's happening on the
diplomatic front, so Secretary of State Anthony Blinken gave
some interviews today and he said Russian leader Vladimir
Putin could pull the trigger today, tomorrow or next week.
But Blinken says he's still willing to talk with Russia. In
Brussels defense secretary Lloyd Austin is meeting with defense
ministers from other NATO countries. They were literally
standing shoulder to shoulder and a shit show of NATO unity
which does appear to be it sounds like you said shit show.
What it is he didn't say shit show. I think he stole show. He
stuttered on show and it became shit show Lloyd often is meeting
with defense ministers from other NATO countries. They were
literally standing shoulder to shoulder and a shit show of
unity.
Truth wants to come on it was truly shoulder to shoulder shit
show.
This meeting with
other NATO countries. They were literally standing shoulder to
shoulder and show of NATO unity, which does appear to be pretty
solid at the moment solid. In Moscow, Putin and his top aides
say there's still room for dialogue. But we have seen
several weeks of phone calls and meetings. What we're not seeing
though, is a breakthrough. Okay. NPR literally had a guy say
shoulder to shoulder in a solid shit show. I mean, that was just
a beautiful piece. NPR. Well done. Gosh, that's a good one.
Did you hear that when you were clipping it? Yeah, that's great.
Show idiots. All right. I mean, I still it is possible. You just
stumbled over it. And of course, it isn't to say something else.
But he said he said just show
this go on move on to part two. This is Part 21. Besides part
two, we've been hearing a Russia invasion was imminent, with
today cited as the most likely day. Was that intelligence just
off the mark? Well, first, again, it's just quite
remarkable that the US is declassifying and sharing such
sensitive intelligence. But such specificity really should be
treated with real caution of us isn't sharing the proof. And
when this information first emerged last week, it raised a
lot of questions. How did the US get this intelligence? How
certain were they that it was corral Matt Lee has to go break
down that door and MTR
come through the door Matt Lee open Yeah. Oh, you didn't prove
anything that
was perhaps Russian disinformation. And Putin is
well, well, what rate
is Associated Press Dave share everything. So it is actually
Illegal to steal Matt Lee's angles.
Of course, it's legal but you know what I mean? It's like they
could have tossed them a bone. Have you ever heard anyone toss
Matt Leah bone this show? This show is a bone loss. We bone him
all the time.
And COVID both correct, was perhaps a Russian
disinformation. And Putin is well known for disguising his
plans sending conflicting signals keeping his opponents
off balance. So even if this might have been his plan last
week, it clearly was not his plan today. So given all that is
the strategy working of the US declassifying intelligence and
going public with it, you know what we'll still have to see
Alyssa, the US is clearly trying to pre bunk Russian claim, Lady
for Russia to act or safety and things.
Now, Russia has been mocking this, they say the US claims are
false, that the West is engaging in hysteria. One Russian
officials said dryly today that wars in Europe rarely start on
Wednesdays.
Yeah.
Pre bunk. Wow. So this is this is a great time to be a
podcaster. I cannot believe how quickly mainstream broadcasting
and five M is devolving into a solid shit show. Yeah, it's
really great. It's really great. And they're so disappointed. But
didn't happen on Wednesday. We could have known because it'll
start wars on Wednesday. Now. I know that
I left that as the kicker ever start wars on Wednesday.
Everybody knows that you start dominate you lie to us, man. You
said it will be Wednesday. We got everything position we
ordered the satellite time. And is nothing is a big Bunco.
Nothing. Lame, Ned.
So this go to part three, the US national security community
there is.
Wow, this guy to me. I just want make fun of him as much as I
can. Did you all say this this guy memorize him? Why HR? Yeah,
I think he is actually good, gives a very good. He tries to
pull himself away from the Litany from the State Department
and that Ned guy? Oh, really? And he bet he balances pretty
well at the beginning. You know, as he says there, there's no
evidence that there was a escalation or a de escalation.
There is no evidence of anything moving. That's true. That's
true, which is counter to what Ned said twice, which is all of
the Russians are loading up. But he says this Wednesday after
he's been disappointed. You see.
That's yeah, he doesn't say I think it was the girl that was
disappointed this guy. Let me finish the US national security
community there's a sense that you wish needs to combat Russian
disinformation given the events of the past few years. What
there also some concerns that you can't keep crying wolf too
often or you erode your own credibility. Right. Well, that
was NPR his NATIONAL SECURITY CORRESPONDENT Greg Murray. Thank
you so much, Greg. My pleasure. Yeah. Oh, then Danny indicated
crying wolf too often you know, which is what we're doing. Yeah,
we it's gonna be Wednesday it's gonna be Monday there's gonna be
a drill to get to it now it's any minute that guy's gonna move
in Putin or actually lava off announced that Oh, you want to
do platforms from the Swiss system SWIFT system which the
the internet of the money network that is a threat? Yeah,
that is that everything clears through the New York Federal
Reserve the New York Fed.
So now we've got alternatives including crypto and we are now
making Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency sovereign in
Russia
Yeah, they their strategy is called fortress Russia. Fortress
Russia. Yeah, you know what he did? Just none of this is gonna
happen. The thing is that
you never know CNN and MSNBC and even Fox with the biggest war
monger ox is terrible. They do they are right on board if you
think Fox is is is is the lone sand sane voice No, no, they're
all in on this
that's like Megan Kelly Yeah, she's like all these bad guy.
It's all whatever this this programming is.
It's it's war sells papers. Yeah. Yeah, it does.
Just anyway, it's it's it's just insulting at this point. No one.
No one in Europe is worried. You remember when people in Europe
are worried when? When North Korea
I remember going over
I reported on it I think I was visiting Christina was during
Obama spill. And and people really oh my god North Korea
this crazy guy he could kill any minute that shoot missiles on
the show. Yeah, yeah. And they were really freaked out like
what is wrong with you people? And the two missiles in a bid Oh
yeah. And a small a bomb.
So all right. Well, it'll be interesting to see the timing
all eyes on Camela all eyes on Vlad, let's see if we can get a
little Gambit going here. So everybody wins. Everybody could
be a winner.
Yeah, you know, I was looking at some pictures of Dan some
pictures that that were one in particular that was even in the
Wikipedia, which is the Ned Price page, I saw his picture
was a picture most of his pictures on there is masked. But
there was one picture was like a Biden meeting and there was a
bunch of people that added to the usual suspects. They all had
and I mean, it needs desperate need, desperately needs to be
captioned. And you can see Kamla there she's sitting up at the
front. And you look at her and she and she's got her hand on
her faces. And you could just see a thought bubble. And it was
why the fuck of my here.
And she didn't know more I see her in these different photos is
always that she's wondering what is the deal with her being where
she is? And now they're shoving her over to Munich? Which I
don't think she's happy. I don't think she's a happy camper.
She's not performing well, she's she's giddy and she's laughing
at everything she because you can't you know she's nervous as
a nervous laugh. It's not like she thinks anything's funny.
She's a wreck. But I think that's Munich thing may turn out
very badly. She could start the war.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage in the
morning to you the man who tried to keep the sea out of the COVID
Dig ladies and gentlemen Mr. John C. Devorah
Karina morning all ships with sea boots on the ground feet in
the air subs in the water in all the beams
Yeah, that was definitely over modulate it was definitely
definitely push the limits in the morning to all of the trolls
out there in the troll room that we are definitely running a bit
behind today. Let's let's count you guys. All right, hands up
trolls. Let me see who we got here. Who do I have here?
No, I can't do that. Crap. But somebody please do do the troll
count. I got logged out.
And let me see. This is This is embarrassing. I tried to count
2188 Thank you very much, Doug.
2188 2188 Low, low low low. What's happening? You guys go
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actually I mean, I remember when we had 200 Trolls so it's it's
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And we need to thank the artists for episode 1425 title of it
appropriately was brain fog. The artwork was brought to us by
Ness works and this was our Valentine's Day show. So we're
always looking for a little bit of cheesecake and something
really pretty and I think this this
this Valentine's
collage really worked for us. I liked it do you even question if
I would like it you said I don't think you like it.
Well, the one I liked the most but then I would never pick was
the one
by Dame Kenny ban which was gratuitous cupcake art with some
I let me just say some some hooker
on there saying Happy Valentine's Day and that was a
little too much did I borderline lewd did I see the hooker one?
Yeah you saw it it's okay take the one you're looking at 123456
up
it's just above From Russia With Love
Hold on a second
okay 1234560 Yes.
Right right. Yeah, yeah it wasn't much that little too much
but to my chin even saying hey but a lady did it wouldn't work
we just got in this
now
did that man and lady did that so yeah, guys.
Now what else? What else was there? There was some other
Valentine's Day stuff. I liked a truck one which I used in the
newsletter which is the first amendment boobs one which was
down yeah, that was a good piece. It was just a nice piece
that was also done my networks. And now also children at play
with that with the mean looking rat from Dame Kenny men. I also
toyed with she license that art. Oh, really?
Yes. She kind of a joke because she bitched about the fact that
we questioned her once before. About her art that she licensed
Parker Polly's From Russia with love. I kind of like that with
the arrow. Who thought you didn't like that? No, I didn't
like it was too simple. Yeah.
That was it. Now we also had of course, some football memes in
there as I incorrectly predicted the outcome of the Super Bowl.
Yeah, and I correctly predicted this. You did? You did? Although
we did get some riots in Los Angeles. That was nice to see
that which was We predicted that yeah, so that was but I really I
realize in hindsight the the geopolitical nature of this
battle I completely missed that is obviously working class,
working middle class people from Ohio. Elite douchebags from LA
boom that was that's what we should have seen. And, and
that's what the fight really was. And that's why it was even
more disappointing. And I thought that they had it going
for a while though, for a bit there was okay, wasn't it? Just
think I mean, it's Cincinnati. I don't watch the but I really
didn't watch. I watched parts of the game. I you know, I had no
interest in who won this games. But it was a good game. It was
fun to watch. It wasn't dead much fun. It was too many.
By the way, I don't I've given up on the idea that watching the
Super Bowl so you can watch the commercials I've talked about
this on Horowitz know that the 20 years ago 1989. Maybe it was
a good idea. were how old are you? How many years are gonna go
by we watch the commercials. These commercials can go blow.
And by the way, every one of these commercials, they're now
playing on the Olympics. So it's nothing special about these
commercials. Is that too expensive?
I didn't watch any of the commercials either. This is
exactly what I said on Sunday before he did your Horwitz show.
I said the real problem is people don't want commercials at
all. This is the problem. The Superbowl now clearly didn't
have a problem. I didn't look at the ratings, but I'm sure it
sure it was fine. No one cares about commercials commercials
are no longer a part of the new television watching lexicon.
They don't want it. They want you right? They want streaming.
They want streaming and they don't want it. And it's and
that's when we subscribe to Hulu. And Mimi pays the extra 10
bucks or whatever. So you have no commercials. Yeah. And so you
watch any of these shows or NBC, CBS all these shows. You watch
him you wait a day, what's the rationale to see when they come
out. And so you wait a day or two or a week or a month, and
you'll watch him and there's no commercials and they just shoot
they just blow by you don't do fast forward or anything. Boom,
they just play the show. It's great. And that's why the
Olympics eat but there's a lot of problems with the Olympics,
but the same thing. People are not interested in interruptive
advertising models. And if you think it's gonna be great for
your podcast moving forward, then I got some melts coming for
you because that's just it's stupid. It's over. It's done
with. It'll take a decade before it's really gone.
For me, the most exciting thing was
my beautiful wife anyway, the funny thing is, this shit could
have been easily predicted if anyone followed the history of
HBO. Of course, it's when HBO first showed up and got very
popular before all these stars and men Cinemax and all the rest
of these guys copycat it their way into the same business, but
it was extremely popular and
It was in that part of that popularity was there was zero
commercials you just paid you pay 25 bucks or whatever it was
a month that was not cheap right but this bought what it would
probably get them in commercial advertising and people would
rather people would rather
do it that way. Then watch you know, movie whatever happened
remember this in the olden days on ABC, CBS, NBC, all of them
had movie of the week. Didn't have a first run movie. They
commercial free, commercial free movie of the week. But they day
but NBC ABC and CBS had commercials.
HBO comes out with this. Basically the same thing movie
of the week, every day of the week. Yes. It was commercials
people flocked to it. Yes. Hello.
Exactly.
So Tina made her homemade chili which was great because I wasn't
feeling super great right after the show. I kind of ran out of
steam at the end last Thursday sunday sunday lessons yeah yeah
at the end of the show yeah, I was I think I was speaking Dutch
at some point during the Usain Bolt Dutch show though, like the
second donation segment just some some Dutch came out I was
like, Okay, I'm tired now. But so so I'm watching the game I
mean, do it you know, I'm like, you know who day I'm doing I'm
I'm totally into it. I'm like screw LA. I'm hating on it's my
one day a year where I'm a sports fan. Then I'm always for
the underdog Of course. And then Bettina, she's she's like, not
really paying attention and he says is some some commentator
comes on she goes like, Oh, that guy played in the bangles. I say
what? She knows everything about football
and basketball.
So for her, it's unbelievable. A lot of women like sports, she
never she doesn't watch and she doesn't like it and she doesn't
give me any tips or pointers or betting advice. So it's a little
discipline on betting if the best betting advices don't bet
Wow. There's so so many ads for online betting during the
Superbowl the whole thing is kind of twisted. So I was
looking into into these betting scams and when there was a guy,
there's a number of interesting lectures on YouTube about
betting and, and winning. And they all have the same
interesting little end point. If you and there's ways of betting
and winning that use that a lot and you have to be careful and
you but you have to you know, be close to the vest and you can
pick up a couple 100 bucks here and then you keep where you can
win and win and win a little bit but you keep winning. And once
that happens in the end, the algos catch up to you and you
keep winning. They kick you off the platform. Watch. So you get
d platformed. Yeah, every one of these betting tipsters that is
on YouTube show and they show the screenshots here's what
happens when you win a lot. Boom. We're your business is no
longer welcome. Now it makes nothing but sense. And by the
way, Matthew Dunn dodge Dodge in the in the troll room. No, you
know, dibs on Tina. If I die get out of here, troll. horrible
thing to say.
That's funny.
So it is
the halftime show. Do you just want to mention
you didn't watch that either. Did you know I never watched the
halftime show. I think it's stupid. Well, this was very
stupid. Always. It's always overdub this bullcrap.
Singing going on. So in this case, it was it was the West
Coast hip hoppers. And, you know, so it was Snoop Dogg and
Dre and Fitty sand and Mary J. Blige. And it was it was
entertaining, but it was, you know, really, it was just the
grift that Jay Z had pulled out, you know, you'll recall because
of Colin Kaepernick.
You know, the NFL was seen as a bunch of racist white a holes,
the owners. So they said, Well, you know, what we'll do we'll
get we'll get Jay Z to produce the Rockefeller entertainment.
So he did that last last year. And they of course, couldn't go
straight with with hip hop and, and black America. So he did
this Shakira and JLo if you recall, and this year went all
in and hearing from mo black America was like, Oh, really,
that's all you got? What an opportunity Miss Jay Z. So it
was kind of fell flat everywhere was supposed to be the big, you
know, kind of portraying Colin Kaepernick dream you know, that
was supposed to be some kind of feedback, someone I'd like some
some equalizer for what had happened to poor Cullen and it
and so that failed.
But the ratings were good. Did you see him? I guess the ratings
had to be good, right? There was no again, it didn't mean that
much to me. And I was disappointed in the
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Hey, this was very interesting news. interesting news. Because
I just watched on I want to I don't know if it was Netflix, or
if it was booze. I think this was one of the days when I was
not feeling well. You know, I better stop right there.
Feeling well or not feeling well. The fact that you said
what you just said seems to be a marketing issue to me. I've had
the same thing. I watched something I was at Hulu was at
Amazon. They dare some problems.
These guys are having because Netflix, which I think is
failing.
They're raising their prices. They have to and it's like
they're not to association with the product and Netflix is lost
now. Yeah, that's because Hulu was typically like that's where
you like you said like, that's where you watch your television
without commercials. But ever. For me ever since they they did
Zoe's playlist that was no longer on television. They did
dope sick. That was the the Sackler opioid
series.
And I believe, I really don't know if I watch this documentary
on Hulu,
or on
on Netflix. But I didn't get through the whole thing because
it bored me. But then two days later, this, this news story
pops up right now to this important story. If you love
guacamole, you'll want to pay attention. The US stopped all
avocado imports from Mexico until further notice, following
a threat to an American safety inspector. The threat comes amid
escalating drug cartel violence in the region where nearly 90%
of avocados imported to the US come from the disruption could
lead to an avocado shortage and yes, a spike in prices. So this
was what was interesting, as I learned about how the avocado
trade exploded in, in Mexico, and in 1996, or 97, the North
American Free Trade Agreement NAFTA, pretty much put the
avocado growers and California out of business. And from what
looking through some of the material. This was something
President Trump wanted to do. He wanted to punish Mexico.
Remember for you know, there's a whole bunch of different things
that he wanted to and probably did pay for the wall and
anything else that he could come up with. He wanted to do this.
And this is this is actually quite a big deal.
The avocado is a very, very big business in the United States.
So for them to stop this over some threat and then have this
whole voyage that the cartels are running. It just sounds
weird. Could this just be like a great reset type thing?
I'm reminded No, I think it's a gouge. I think there's some some
money that needs to exchange hands. I haven't reminded of
something. When I used to write for the San Francisco Examiner
back in the mid 80s. I wrote a bitch and moan column about this
phony baloney stoppage of the grapes coming out of Chile
because they found two grapes with pinholes and that
supposedly has cyanide or some damn these grapes. Another
likelihood of finding two grapes out of ruins and ruins the
grapes is zero. Nobody ever explained how they did this. And
they never would. They just stopped the shipments and all of
a sudden they said okay, things are good now and they started up
again. It had to be some sort of a scam. There's had to be some
sort of a bribe or something that went on. Well, how do you
think the same things going on here? We have a longer a longer
clip that goes a little bit deeper. I am convinced and we'll
talk about that in a moment that we have producers in our on our
vast global audience who can tell us what the scam is because
that's just the nature of this show. Three days after the US
government suspended all imports of Mexican avocados into the US.
The wholesale market has seen a slight increase in prices. Fox
fives Misha de Bono is live in Belize center with how this is
affecting local farmers meetup.
Yeah, so far, it's minimum. And across the United States,
there's about three or four weeks of auto avocado surplus.
It's already in the pipeline, so you don't expect to see a
skyrocketing price and avocados on your shelves. Nor do you
expect to see shelves that are empty. But if this is not
resolved soon, that could change. There isn't really a
reason to panic. People shouldn't be worried because
avocados are still flowing. It is unchartered territory for the
first time since 1997. When the United States lifted a ban and
avocados from certain areas of Mexico, the US government has
suspended all imports until further notice. You know, we
hear that there's a potential that inspectors life was
threatened or you know, a conversation got really heated
where there were some very serious concerns. That's a
concern all growers. We want everyone to be safe, and we want
the process to go smoothly. And we want a stable market. Mostly
avocados consumed in the United States. That's about 2 million
pounds a year comes from Mexico with the more seasonal crop
about 300 to 400,000 pounds coming from California. For
growers like Ben holds of California avocados direct he
says they can manage for three or four weeks but after that
it's an unknown. We don't want avocados to double in price
overnight. Nobody wants that and the stores don't want it growers
don't want it. We want to stable Mark
And we want to have a steady supply. Hello says he saw a
little blip in business over the weekend. And already the price
per Carton has gone up by about $1 on the wholesale market that
only equates to about a penny per avocado for the consumer. If
they can resolve it in 712 days, consumer won't really see it in
the grocery stores, you won't have empty shelves, there will
still be avocados and if it does go longer. If it goes up to
three to four weeks, then there'll be more pressure saying
hey, now our supplies are really low here and farmer Ben sources
are telling him they think the issue will be resolved at the
end of this week and that trucks will be rolling by next week.
Can Only time will only tell them we certainly do hope so
from Valley Center Misha de Bono, Fox five news. Yeah, that
does sound like a shakedown doesn't it sounds like a
shakedown and a couple of things you should do. We should note.
I'm on I love avocados. California avocados are great.
By the way Mexican avocados are good. The best avocados if you
see him are hard to come by when you see him and they do come
into certain places. Grocery Outlet is one of them. The
Peruvian avocado. Hmm. The Peruvian avocado is
astonishingly good. It just tastes better. It has a
different ripening cycle. It doesn't doesn't soften up as
much and the outside is harder to tell when they're ripe
actually, in fact, it's very hard to tell and when you do
open one up, he's always a crapshoot, but when they're
perfect, which is most and they have a longer, ripe, ripe cycle.
These other avocados they can't stall too much because these
things go bad. Yeah, how are we very perishable very quick. But
according to AP Mexico says conspiracy behind avocado ban.
Mexico's president said Monday the US suspension on avocado
imports and recent environmental complaints are part of a
conspiracy against this country by political or economic
interests. President Andres Manuel Lopez lo Labrador put
forward the conspiracy theory
after the US suspended imports of Mexican avocados on the eve
of the Super Bowl following a threat against the US plant
safety inspector inspector in Mexico. In fact as AP the US
measure was due to years of worries that drug cartel
violence in the western state of western Mexico state of Michigan
Michaud con Misha Misha Kahn, where gangs extort money from
avocado online growers by threatening to kidnap and kill
them has spilled over to threats against us inspectors. I mean,
that's the key right? So some inspector didn't get paid off.
And they threatened and they threatened and they say you know
we're sick of your shit. Inspector, don't you think that
sounds right. Well, could be. It wouldn't surprise me.
Whatever the case, yeah. Hey, before we change topics that
anything since you mentioned Hulu, we should mention this
other show which you turned me on to Oh, and I couldn't really
get through. You're finally watching Lost in Space. No, I
won't watch that. No, Tom, Pam and Tommy. Oh, yes. And Pam and
Tommy is on Hulu. Yeah. And it shouldn't be if you can watch
it. You should only watch it for the acting. The acting is so
unbelievable. And I say this for this reason. The lead actress
Lily James who plays Pamela Anderson is a demure brunette
English actress. She's British. Yeah. And she always she plays
in Downton Abbey and movies and things like that. She always
pleases she doesn't. This is not her at all. She is really
knocking it out of the park with this Anderson portrayal. And the
guy that Sebastian I think is Sebastian. Stan stands for
measures. Yeah. He's placed the douchebag of the douchebags.
This Tommy Lee character. How about Hoover's about Ron Swanson
being the porn guy. Why perfect. And then also, the fact that
Seth Rogen, who I despise as an actor, actually acts Yeah, he's
forced to act well, because of these two other actors, people
that are knocking it out of the park, and then there's this
comic. This only reason it's all in there. You can watch a couple
episodes. It's you get the idea. But this comic is coming. I
think his name is Adam Ray and he plays Jay Leno. Yes, yes.
This is how they got Jay Leno on the show.
No, it's not Jay Leno. It's this guy.
Yeah. For the purposes of watching some superb acting and
led by this Lily James. No. It's unbelievable. Well, I have
another I have another tip for you.
on Netflix, you may like this. It's called Murder Ville. We
just started watching it and inserted this in murder Ville.
It's a so it's a set cast.
And what's his name will our net
and some other famous good actors, and so it's a detective,
a small detective
office be like cops, and they have a guest and the guest comes
in and there's a murder to solve. But the guest is
completely ad libbing has no idea what the murder is going to
be. So it's kind of like Curb Your Enthusiasm away, except the
guest is the one that comes in and has to play along. And then
the other actors adapt the script to the guest. And they
had Conan O'Brien on they had.
What's the guy, the football player, I get nightmare waiting
to happen. It's very well done. It's like, because, you know,
you can tell that sometimes they they're just so riffing so far
off of any kind of script, it's good, you'll like it. You'll if
you'd like to curb your enthusiasm, you'll probably like
that. Now,
back to our fantastic producers, we got three highly qualified
explanations of what happened with the Austin water plant.
Where for the third time in as many years or four years, Austin
once again had to boil their water, which stops commerce
restaurants can't operate. It's all it's very baffling. They got
another $500 million in 2019 to upgrade. And we pretty much got
exactly what what happened.
And I'll it right now. No, because of course we talked
about this on Sunday, there was an article, the KFC and here and
when an Austin wrote. And here's the telling part. So first of
all, they screwed up. And I'm just paraphrasing because
everyone had very long, very detailed notes. They screwed up
with a water softener. Somehow alarms either didn't go off or
were ignored. And they just kept it going. They someone didn't
check it something someone screwed up royally. One of our
producers who works at water plant and a lot of our producers
have long years of experience. Say this is quite frankly,
unbelievable that this happened. It's some it just makes no
sense. And then there was one of our producers who said, Well,
you know, this could just be like government workers who like
oh, you know, the boss said, do it this way. We know that's
wrong. We're gonna do it anyway. Is that do I paraphrase and
there's a term he's got in there? I don't have I don't have
his note. Okay. What can you going? Well, no, you actually
commented You said, oh, yeah, shit. I know exactly what that
is. It's the government attitude.
Well, there's actually the term I wish I could bring that letter
up, because I should have printed it out myself forever to
get the term that he's using is the
is what it really amounts to. Well, usually, if you can find
the note, I'll read the the KX and article where the question
from KFC and was so was this an issue of employee negligence?
Well, there's no evidence says, plant worker, have what I would
spokes hole, but what I would describe as gross negligent
buyer employees, nothing where employees were sleeping on duty,
where they left the plant or where they were fabricating
data.
Council members have questioned staff about the training
employees are expected to have the assistant director at Austin
water said the facility operators must have a license
from the state every employee has met these criteria, but
there was very high impact. He said there was very the public
utility has experienced a high rate of turnover recently, 20
people left the utility in January, that was the highest
number of departures Austin Waters had in one month. Quote,
we used to have a lot of operators that have to had 20
years or 25 years of experience. Those days are gone. So what
happens when 20 People leave in one month? Was it vaccine
mandates? Was it probably possibly was it
anti work movement? Like this is such a hellhole I want no part
of it.
Or what I mean, this is public health now, this guy, a Steve
producer stung us you found it. He says, you know he goes he has
the same explanation of the turbidity thing. There should
have been alarms and all the rest of it. But he also says I
think Adams correct. When we see more of these, we'll see more of
these issues, not just in cities, but everywhere. I see
these types of basic screw ups in the paper. In the paper
mills, I go to inexperienced managers Yeah. Who have disdain
for the operators on the floor. And they would if because you
come in as a manager and the guys on the floor know what's
going on and they're managing you but if you're going to be a
dick, you man
them inexperienced managers who have disdain for the operators
on the floor come up with some new initiative without any input
from the operators. These situations lead to a quote,
malicious compliance attitude. Ah, that's what malicious
compliance that's it. And that's the word in malicious and I send
it back so you know I think I I've worked in in different I've
worked a lot. And I think I've done this and I think that's
where the cover your ass memo comes in. I think you just show
sometimes you'll give you
really want that. Okay, just kidding. So
So you, you you're given an order that's dumb, or you're
told to do something or you exactly. And you say what am I
doing? This is stupid. But let me but the first thing you do
before you start doing it, you do it. Okay, whatever you say.
Yeah, right you know and but meanwhile you write a cover your
ass memo discussing the situation in a note. So that
goes into the system. They never read them, except when you
haven't pulled out right and then you go keep doing the
thing. And so then when all hell breaks loose, something doesn't
work. They come in, they blame you. Hey, you, blah, blah. He
said, Wait a minute, this guy told me to do it. Here's a memo
I wrote about it. Why don't you send to answer the memo. Oh,
okay. The memo. Yes. How to cover cover your ass memo should
work and it does work. And you've got your job. And this
guy usually gets chewed out. And but a malicious compliance.
writers go and that to me is a good possibility. Good term,
good term.
Quick food intelligence updates New York Times very excited to
this morning to report that or to ask them to pose the
question.
Will we be eating? I only get the headline right. Will we soon
be eating chicken grown from animal cells? They're pushing
ahead, John. Here's an early taste.
He opened this up. It's so disgusting. They have a picture
of this what what is you know, blab chicken?
Yeah,
both boneless whereas this here
till I read the release form I wasn't concerned by this is not
what there was a subtext here. I can't get it for some reason.
But they, but they're really all jacked about to growing cells
into food. And in this, this,
here, the upside foods chief Danielle de vila. They're also
Jack like, This is so great. We're going beyond. We're going
beyond everything. This is the future. And then in Wired.
In order to create, you know, the bug, the bug stuff, the bug
food, there seems to be a problem. We need better bugs.
They call for faster growing, fatter critters that can provide
the protein needed to raise more climate friendly livestock. So
we asked her growing we need more bugs in the world. Yep.
That have to have to grow faster and be fatter. So we're going to
have lab bugs turned into lab meat. Yeah, but these lab bugs
Oh, escape?
Yes. Yeah. And then though, oh, well, there you go. There's men
and black
people actually bugs it could happen.
So I have a few Biden clips to close out my segment.
Because I see the clock is like Yeah, yeah. And we have another
segment to do. Yes. Let's go. Yeah. I figure we can keep that
short. So I got some Biden clips, including including his
dead dog clip. Oh, my God, this was this was a this was another
a whole government story.
But I want to get did premise those with a couple of his other
little clips that we haven't played but they were recent
people have heard him. Then I want to start with the Lester
Holt stuff that he went on out. Yeah, including the Wiseguy clip
and I want to start with that. We're gonna turn to the economy
this morning. You woke up to some more negative numbers when
it comes to inflation? 7.5% I think it was back in July. You
said inflation was going to be temporary. I think a lot of
Americans are wondering what's your definition of temporary
Yes. Well, you're being a wise guy with me a little bit. I
understand that your job the reason for inflation is the
supply chains were cut off meaning that the products for
example automobiles, the lack of computer chips to be able to
build those automobiles so they could function they need those
computer chips. Yeah, exactly. That's what causes inflation
Joe, they need computer chips inflation. Yeah, those missing
computer chips reason this $5.50 cent gasoline in California
inflation Joe? That's because the computer chip don't
be a wise guy, man. Don't be a wise guy.
Thing. Another one, this is the personal freedoms that by saying
interview for this to be over and to be able to resume the
lives that they remember. Look, look.
I love how people talk about personal freedom. Here exercise
exercising personal freedom, freedom put someone else in
jeopardy, their health in jeopardy. I don't consider that
being very deal with freedom, it's about moving the direction,
you know, is likely to diminish the prospects, that this virus
continues to spread. And so I I think people should get the
shots, we know the shots work. We know they work for the kind
of for the the variants that are available, or there that we're
dealing with now. We know we have so many more tools at our
disposal to prevent death to prevent serious illness. And I
just think they should be careful and if they're not
careful for themselves these think of their children think of
their families. You know, I think girl your freedoms when I
see this. No wonder they're desperate shit, let's do it.
Let's Let's pretend a war with Russia, we need something that
sky is a liability.
Everyone sees it. Here's the interesting clip of the week.
And this is one
that's been floating around. But here's the whole long, long
version of it because I have a sub clip from this. Which gives
me a clue about this whole cut this Biden in the dead dog match
doing one heck of a job and I'm sure he's told you the story. I
heard that. My time in the county council. You know, I I
don't want you all but Commissioner councilmen
whichever your title is you knock on the door and say, My
name is Joe Biden. I'm a candidate for the county
council. They look at you like okay.
You're wondering, you're wondering what the county
council does, aren't you?
Well affects your life more than anybody else's? I know it really
does. You remodeled everything. When a guest issued a call that
she said, I represented a we had. We have one county that has
60 of the state's population. And we had six councilman. So a
councilman his district was seven times bigger than a House
member and in the State House and three times bigger than a
state senator. And I represented a middle class district to a
working class district where there was one very wealthy
neighborhood and I got a call one night, a woman said to me,
obviously not at the same persuasion as I was politically
call me and said, there's a dead dog on my lawn.
And I said, Yes, ma'am. I said, Have you call the county? He
said yes, they're not here. And I said, Well, I'll get them in
the morning. She said, I want to remove now I pay your salary.
So I went over
picked it up. She said, I want it out of my front yard. I put
it on her doorstep.
And I've gotten much better since then.
Yeah, I want to say something about this when you're when
you're ready.
Well, first of all,
first of all, I believe this is a bogus story. It's one, it's
100%. bogus. It totally is a made up bullcrap star, which is
Biden is notorious for doing but he kind of gives it to gives it
away at the beginning. That's why I wanted to play the whole
clip. Because listen to the sub clip, and he at the beginning of
the story won't be of his law. It's just goes on for a minute
and 39. So it's very early before actually tells the story.
He says this thing in the sub clip which Telegraph's the fact
it's a bogus story play this series told you the story. I
heard that. My time in the county council. Yes, sir. He's
told the story that I heard. Yeah.
Okay, the story he heard. And then he put himself into the
story. And this is how I know this was very uncomfortable for
me to watch oddly, because his cadence the way he did this
story is to a tee, my uncle Don and or my grandpa
and Uncle Don, of course, government issue from day one.
And in the cadence is you kind of mumble around and then the
citizen is always portrayed as I pay your salary. And it's always
a louder thing. And it has this particular voice and it is
exactly exactly the way I've heard members of my family, tell
stories that were not their own.
That were stories that people just tell in the foreign
entirely Foreign Services, State Department intelligence
That's how they tell it. Like holy crap, with emphasis on I
pay your salary, I pay your salary, madam, you know and
Madama it the whole thing it was uncomfortable like holy crap.
And and that's when I really realized the disdain that many
public servants have for their constituents.
Because that's what it is his disdain.
say that's what Biden was showing. And to emphasize the
disdain he actually put himself into a position where some woman
wanted a dead dog removed from her yard, and Biden put it on
her porch, which is a total F you. Here's the dead dog, you
wander off the lawn, boom on your porch. It is incredibly
patronizing. It's condescending. It's not a good good look. And
he thinks it's hilarious and they're all horrible. So funny.
And there's all of course, it was an audience of government
worker. Yes.
Stupid citizen. I'll give you your dead dog.
I'm gonna show my spoon but donate to no agenda. Imagine all
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Well, the calendar is overflowing, and I heard from
Sir Daniel that will soon have an upgrade to the no agenda
meetups website which should be exciting. Here's a report
though. First from Sir Patrick Coble, from the big Nashville
Shindig. It is a written report. It was an epic meetup for sure.
And we missed the pod father and the keeper but we did have Adam
as a virtual DJ and even had some good jingles played.
Everyone that worked at the skate. I played the boobs jingle
thought that'd be funny. Everybody that worked at the
skating rink took a solid hit to the mouth and was asking about
the show. Even they noticed the family feeling commented and how
awesome it was to see such a large group of obvious friends.
They were kind of surprised to find out that a podcast
connected everyone. We had a good spread from Nashville hot
chicken to some epic brownies and cookies and Rice Krispie
treats. We had about 133 people show up with Around 85 people
getting skates over 35 kids there. It was great to see them
all hanging out playing arcade games and skating. We had
producers from every state that touches Tennessee and even a few
flights from Washington State and of course Dame Jennifer from
Charleston, South Carolina. Sir Spencer and his family drove in
from Kansas City along with some people from Michigan and Mary
Brett lady be good made it from Texas in her bus and the
infamous Minnesota nuts as well. We had a podcast streaming
station where producers got to talk to the stream and share
stories and call outs. As always, it was an amazing group
of people with so many different jobs and life experiences that
you just must be there to experience everybody was
chatting was good to see. This is why I love meetups as Patrick
whether hosting or visiting. There was even an after party
when the skating rink close. Editing the meetup mashup video
for Sunday show Special thanks to Dame Jennifer with logistics
help the Patel's for the salad dressing for the tender dipping
mousy bears wellness gummies and the artist that designs the
Valentine's theme ITM banner, and the biggest thanks for Adam
for phoning in, and DJing with us with the COO from Texas.
Everybody loved it. And I'm really really sad that we
weren't there. But it does seem like this was one of the great
no agenda meetups, of course. That's what they're all about.
Good morning. This is Maria. And this is Mark we are the m&m of
Greenwood and we're so happy to get together. We had a great
crowd today. John Adam. Never give up. No exit strategy. Hi,
this is Gary. This is the first time I've been here. This is
Andrew I'm a Gen Z. I'd like to call out Alex and Theo as
douchebags hello guys here we are sitting here having a good
time. This is Sir Benny in the morning. Dame Swanee in the
morning. This is Matt from New Palestine the recurring spook
and I just have to ask Adam, why are we paying taxes if you can
just print your way out of this? Yeah. Hey, this is Emily from
Ohio and hostage in Indianapolis. And actually I'm
wondering if Adam is this morning Webalizer here for Mindy
out. I'm John C. Dvorak.
This is the OG Brandon I am no longer douchebag
This is 10 from Indianapolis. Wait a minute. That's not John
C. Dvorak. Hey, guys, John C fan girl Brittany Baxter in the
morning to syrup of the maple. I Adam and John no agenda Meetup
is the place to be. This is Tyler. I'm here with Laura and
my new human resource Grady who picks Brandon
ever gets old for someone to say I'm John C. Dvorak. It's always
funny for some reason. We don't know why that is. Good report
guys. Today, the Mississippi Coast meetup kicks off at four
o'clock so you can just make it that'll be Let me see. Am I
saying this right.
Seems like screwed up here.
This is very odd. I have a whole bunch. It's like something is
weird. With the meetups that I have on my list. Well, I'll
continue with what I have February so the Friday tomorrow
where the Western stimulation begins six o'clock flooded. It
flips Patio Grill. That's Fort Worth, Texas.
Then we have Saturday the Central Oregon local 17 meetup
at noon pacific time mega grade brewery and tasting room in
Madras, Madras, Oregon. Also
On Saturday the masquerade meetup to the Electric Boogaloo.
One o'clock at the Dubliner in San Francisco. The shrunken
amygdala support group kicks off at two o'clock on Saturday at
TASH brew Purim in Cincinnati, Ohio who day
the TMI evac zone that 3:33pm acrossed water Lewis Barre,
Pennsylvania also on Saturday, and the flight of the no agenda
number 25. The proud bird in Los Angeles where Leo Bravo will
organize on Saturday, the local 360 at 4pm. In Sedro Woolley,
Washington double barrel beat barbecue. That's again on
Saturday, the South East North Carolina meet up at four o'clock
on Saturday at Carolina Ale House in Wilmington, North
Carolina, Capitol 33 CONGREGATION five o'clock at
sparkies Brewing Company in Salem, Oregon. The quarterly
congregation at Phoenix, Phoenix, Arizona halfmoon Windy
City sports grill, that'll be at five o'clock and the Central
Virginia meet up the river city roll is the place for you in
Richmond, Virginia. And then finally on Sunday, the 20th the
next show day the to 202022 at noon, the new Berlin Ale House
in New Berlin, Wisconsin, and the resists we much meetup
2:20pm Sunday at Barrelhouse Brewing Company tap room at
River Park in Fresno California. Just a few of the many meetups
that are scheduled all the way through March go to no agenda
meetup.com find one near you. Go there have fun, you will not be
disappointed if you can't find wi neat find one near you. Start
one yourself. It's easy to want to go hang out with nights and
days.
You
won't be triggered
you wouldn't be everybody feels the same.
To make it easy. You got three ISOs I don't think any of them
are great for ISOs although some of them are cute. And I'll play
those and then you can hammer it home. Okay. Yeah, okay. All
right, here we go. Here's number one. It's a complicated
question.
Wow, that's even very low volume that can't even count at all.
Okay, next one.
Yeah, and
I just have cute kids cute kids are cute. This one I got one
astounding thank goodness we need one
what's it called? ISO astounding
Okay, hold on here we go ISO astounding for some reason. It's
not loading. Why is it not loading?
What's going on? Oh, here we are. It's astounding.
Yeah, it's good. We'll take it. We have nothing else. We have to
take that one. Oh, has to do not that bad that you know what?
This is not that bad. No, it's not bad. It's it's better than
mine. Yeah, absolutely.
Okay.
Do we have anything else? I thought I had something posted
again. I gotta catch up with the news. I got one thing as a
business story about the stabbing in New Yorker and a
this is not going to last much longer. This idea the Soros
sisters. Yeah, he's da so we're letting everything slide in as
some poor woman was butchered by a madman in Manhattan who has
just let go to Susie gotten butcher somebody with a
makeshift memorial growing larger in New York City's
Chinatown outrage over Christina Yuna Lee's death is mounting. He
could have been any one of us. This Chilling surveillance video
appears to show that 35 year old secretly stalked by a man early
Sunday morning. Police say he then stabbed or at least 40
times inside her own apartment.
A sama Nash is now charged with unities murder. This was his
eighth arrest since May of last year he was out on supervised
release. The case is now bringing scrutiny to the city's
bail system. This is horrific murder of someone who was in the
prime of her life should this suspect have been on the
streets? No. Two years ago Democratic lawmakers here pass
bail reform which requires judges release defendants before
trial for all but the most serious crimes. Supporters say
it promotes alternatives to incarceration for people who
can't afford bail. But police say it's leading to a surge in
crime excuses. New York City's new mayor recently told us he
wants to change the law to give judges more discretion to keep
defendants in custody. We can't continue to put dangerous people
back on our streets. Loved ones are remembering Yoona Lee who
worked at an online music company as a magical person
always filled with joy. We as Asian women are walking around
in a in a level of fear that we have never had to before in my
whole entire life.
Yeah, yeah, it's yes, the Soros Sisters is getting quite bad but
I don't think the the New Yorker still haven't caught on to
what's actually going on
They're being boiled like frogs. They know Yeah. Well, this may
or may, may or may not fix it, though, is a cop. So you know,
he's a cop, so he's got some clue. Mm hmm. Maybe
he's having lots of troubles. He and he's he's playing? I don't
know, we'll see how he does. I have a screwball clip, which is
part of the I don't know what it's part of, but it was like,
some it felt feels like a an attack against Christianity, or
Catholicism or God or whatever Naomi Wolf should be she should
be up in arms about this one. This is this is a weird story
back here at home and in Phoenix tonight. 1000s of baptisms are
now invalid because mistakenly used a wrong word a priest in
the Catholic diocese of Phoenix using the wrong phrase his
entire career mistakenly saying we baptize you instead of saying
I baptize you, the Catholic church in Rome indicating they
will need to be rebaptised Now open question tonight about
confirmations and weddings that came after the diocese as he
remains a priest in good standing and will help those
affected by his mistake. Pop. I don't understand this story. You
know, Stephen Colbert mocked this and it Stephen Colbert is a
heads up Catholic guy. Yeah. Like a major league Catholic.
And he mocked it in a very interesting way and this is
bullcrap the saying that if you weren't baptized then your your
wedding is null and void now it's just that this just seems
like a phony story to me but what I just yeah it's curious
this I don't like it because this I think it's an attack for
some reason I'm not quite sure you might be right ever thought
of that from that way Well, seeing as we can only I says we
baptize you blah blah blah
I baptize you I you know the semantics word is anything you
get baptized you get the water on newsflash. Isn't the whole
it. So it really comes down to the actual 100% words like that.
No, that doesn't seem like it to me either.
Now we'll follow the story if it unless it says a bogus story,
which it could be well, our producers know what to do. And
they'll have it figured out
when they go read some Naomi Wolf
telling you man, I'm into it now like off the rails. You know, I
do I have no I see the evil to him. Like, you know, maybe this,
this God thing. Maybe that'll work.
I'll try anything.
If I can smoke.
That'll do it for our deconstruction for today. Thank
you all for producing the show. It's always a pleasure to be
working with y'all. You are great. And let's do some great
work again on Sunday.
And we have end of show mixes from B Dubs. Tom Starkweather
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mofos
such So Sara, do you think because this
pandemic hit in the way that it had been everybody had an idea
of where it came from but nobody knew for sure and no one was
learning the science rollout to find that might be a reason
people roll out.
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Roll out to find out
we got that one horse pony man bull the bull crap roll out the
knee Bouchy rollout of complete crack in my crazy rollout for
the fat stacks world order on the fast track which you get
this wack gene with that new tech counting this adverse
reaction get you lie to defend got that big pharma funding with
no bank row limit was so much blood on your hands which you
refuse to admit it? What in the world is in that jam what you
got in that jam? Shut up slave quiet down it behaved Don't be
making the waves do what you're told if you want to get paid out
that one horse boning man full of bull crap. Anthony Fauci roll
out a complete quack the shill in life. Crazy rollout for the
fast
New World Order roll out on the fast track.
Planning the science rollout to find out
So make no mistake, the border cannot and will not remain
closed. Everything is on the table because this unlawful
activity has to end and it will end. The illegal blockades have
highlighted the fact that crowdfunding platforms and some
of the payment service providers they use are not fully captured
under the proceeds of crime and terrorist financing. These
changes cover all forms of transactions, including digital
assets, such as crypto currencies, so it would appear
this could be more political drama for the prime minister. He
name calls people that he disagrees with he wedges he
divides, he stigmatizes Conservative Party members can
stand with people who wave swastika government and do not
want this law to be implemented to be implemented sorry, on the
territory of Quebec. It is not legitimate and it is useless.
Everyone's done with us. Like we were done with it. Let's let's
start moving on and cautiously but the truth is, because of all
of our efforts, we saved more lives in Canada than in many
other countries to rational and fair minded individuals who may
think that they're just participating in a peaceful
protest but are actually now co mingled with something that is
much more nefarious. Hey, everyone, thank you so much for
welling with us. Hit it. Someone's getting cornhole
today. Someone's getting cornhole today. Sounds like a
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