How come you didn't return my call?
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. June 16 2022 This is your award
winning keep my nation media assassination episode 1460 This
is no agenda will change people's lives and
broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here
and FEMA Region number six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where there's calls for Liz
Cheney for President. I'm John C. Dvorak. Buzzkill.
Know who's calling for that the Democrats?
Yes, Republicans years and years ago remember this era, when they
were Republicans are largely responsible for promoting the
idea of Ed muskie running for president. He's
muskie that sounds familiar and muskies, a guy who
fell into tears during some speech or other and he was just
She's ruined this whole thing.
Oh, back in back in the day when one small gaffe could actually
ruin your career.
That's changed what?
I think it's changed.
Not. You know why that ruins your career back then would ruin
him now?
Not like a dean scream. I think it's we have so many gaffes.
Now, there's so
much but I think it was I think you're generalizing from the
perspective of Trump.
No, no, no, not at all. I'm actually Biden. From the
perspective of Biden, Oh,
no. Okay. Well, here's the Yeah. If you're gonna use
were you gonna say here's the deal. were you gonna say here's
the deal. Like I used to no joke. I triggered that when I
said Biden, all of a sudden you want to hear so here's the
deal. Biden's being covered. I mean, are you the clips that we
play? I have a few I've been cutting my Biden clips down to a
maximum of four.
Yeah. So it's better for your health?
No, I get a good laugh out of these. So it was just supposed
to be good for your health. They're covering for by net
note, these clips are never played by anybody but us. But
he's saying this stuff. And your immediate covers for makes him
sound erudite when he's not
when he says things though, like this? See, where's this most
recent one? He, I mean, it's almost like we're living in a
movie. Sometimes. You know, actually, I've been I'd never
watched it before. The what is it? The Man in the High Castle?
I couldn't watch it. I watched like the first two episodes, and
I thought it was tedious.
What Tina was out. So you know. Like, just show me something.
And just, you know, see, is this the clip when you see we're
changing people's lives? I mean, it sounds so dear Fuhrer, you
know, with a little bit of echo there, we've changed people's
lives. Yeah. What was what was the full actually, here's the
full quote,
I don't want to hear any more of these lies, about reckless
spending. We're changing people's lives.
Spending, reckless spending does not create inflation, just so
you know. It's Putin.
It's Putin has always been Putin. No, actually,
it's not. It's some individuals, some individuals and we must
take care of them. This is, this will come into you. I don't know
if you want to go to Biden, but I just have these two clips that
just bugging the hell out of me. Gina McCarthy, who used to be
the the EPA secretary under Obama endorsed and she didn't,
she's dumb. She's not stupid. She's dumb. She's just dumb. And
listen, listen to what she says about social media companies and
the issue of the the great transition to green energy.
And so the challenge is now that we're moving from denial, to
actually just trying to, to disengage the public from
understanding the values of solar energy, the values of wind
energy, the benefits of clean energy, we have to get tighter,
we have to get better at communicating. And frankly, the
tech companies have to stop allowing specific individuals
over and over again, to spread this information. That's what
the fossil fuel companies pay for. That's what folks who make
money out of fossil fuels and don't make money. And it's been
don't care about saving consumers costs. That's what
they do. We have to be smarter than that. And we need the tech
companies to really jump in.
Can I just ask you a question. If the oil companies are funding
people on Twitter, that will be the day Where's our money? Money
or night If to think the oil companies do any of this, well,
of course, they don't work for an oil company myself, and then
having worked as a government inspector of an oil company a
different one, I can assure you that they don't have a budget
for this.
It's really interesting that everyone's missing the one of
the biggest, you know, issues as to why we have lost our energy
independence. Let me see actually do I have? Here we go.
This is Do you know, the John Kirby, who is now the National
Security Adviser? I guess. He answered a question about this
upcoming trip from the president who just wrote a note to
everybody saying, hey, pump, make more oil, make more oil
prices to be still a spokesperson for the Defense
Department or something like that? No, I know. Excelent.
Who's the other guy who's the security adviser?
Well, he was in the White House when he answered these questions
always. Well, here's here's Kirby about Saudi versus us
petroleum products.
Question about US national security. How is it that you
guys have determined that it's in the US national security
interest to ask Saudi Arabia to drill more oil? Instead of just
letting oil companies drill more here in the US?
I think, you know, Peter, there's some 9000 unused
drilling permits here in the United States, as well. Look,
look, the oil production issue is a global issue. And OPEC plus
three has already increased preset increases by more than
50%, just for July and August. And we're grateful to Saudi
Arabia's leadership on that. But we've never said that. We've
never said it's a national security interest that somebody
has to pump more oil. And again, there's there's unused permits
here in United States,
what what was never discussed, and Peter Doocy never brings it
up, either, Mr. Fox News is that there's no investment. They're
talking about, oh, well, you know, they have to have to do
something right now. But the ESG rules have basically divested
every large investment fund from from anything. And people say to
me, why don't companies just do it? Well, why would anyone and
it cost a lot of money to start anything up? And why would
investors put something into that if we're the stroke of a
panic and get blown away? by the President? So know
what Kirby threw in there? If you notice, he says, Well,
there's 9000 permits, but yeah, yeah, exactly. It's not could be
9000, dry holes. There was different when knew there was
oil under those. Yep. So what does a permit could be a permit
in front of my house. So what?
I'm gonna leave it alone. So we made the jokes already. Here's
our energy secretary. And this is the most diabolical, most
twisted, another dumb person, dumb thing I've ever heard keep
five
years from now. 10 years from now, are you telling me you want
them drilling? For more oil, you want the refineries putting out
more gasoline in five or 10 years? What we're saying is
today, we need that supply increased, of course, in five or
10 years, I actually am in the immediate, we are also pressing
on the accelerator, if you will to move toward clean energy so
that we don't have to be under the thumb of Petro dictators
like Putin or at the whim of the volatility of fossil fuels.
Ultimately, America will be most secure, when we can rely upon
our own clean domestic production of energy. That's the
problem for these companies. And these companies are saying, you
know, you're asking me to do more now invest more now, when
in fact, five or 10 years from now, we don't think that demand
will be there. And the administration doesn't even
necessarily want it to be there. Just one last question on Saudi
Arabia, the President is going to Saudi Arabia, where we
understand he will be meeting with the Crown Prince Mohammed
bin Salman, is there any kind of promise beforehand that the
Saudis will increase production? No, no, there's no promise
beforehand? He's no, there's not. And let me just say, John,
I'm John, we really want to see us move to clean energy. But we
also need to see this increase right now. And we are asking the
oil and gas companies as well to diversify and make sure that
part of that they become diversified energy companies to
be able to produce other means of clean energy, because they
have huge deep pockets. They have a big ability to invest in
the future, as well as investing right now so that we don't see
oil and gas causing the inflation numbers and people
being hurt every day.
Yeah, so please make your big investments. And in five years,
they'll pay off some other way magically. Geez.
I mean, this is Donald Granholm. This is dumb. She had a pun in
there that was amusing. We don't want to deal with the
volatility,
the volatility of the oil market.
volatility of course is oil is volatile. It's because they
light it on fire and whatever. There is pining there is a
chemistry class.
Oh, I see. Okay. So you know, blame inflation, not on the lies
of reckless spending is Putin. Of course, they are these
horrible, horrible energy companies, which of course only
makes for more funds and investment vehicles to not want
to invest in them. Why invest in the old guys trying to
transition go to the new the new geniuses?
The idea is to get just to stop investment. Incorrect. Yeah, the
ESG thing plus the, you know, they're bad, bad oils bad is
crazy.
But the numbers came out inflation even higher, doesn't
seem like it's going to stop. Okay. I mean, I see bad times
ahead, John, I really do the world is so much more connected
than it was in the 70s. Although we will have some some good
stuff, some good things will happen. Maybe we will actually
go back to the 1970s to solve something that was actually
solved about. I don't know, when did Uber start? That Uber
started around 2010 2012. Maybe not later.
I don't have I don't have the date off the top. But
originally, Uber was a ride sharing app,
along with Lyft. And there's a third one that went out of
business furiously,
but it was ride sharing, you would share your ride sharing,
there was something that started kindness going
from here to there. And if you want to come along, yes, share.
Yes, you or your parents might remember gas lines for the 1970s
when gas was expensive and hard to find, out of those days came
carpooling
where two or more people share the ride to split those gas
costs.
I think that, that we may see new apps appearing that are true
rideshare carpooling. Enough of this uber stuff, no one can even
the Uber drivers can't afford to drive the Uber. I'd love how you
always laugh
about these things where it's really weird. Cracks me up. I'm
sorry. It's your Uber your pronunciation of Uber asleep?
Oh, yeah. Yeah. Well, this is a slightly German pronunciation is
probably because I've grown up saying pronouncing it correctly.
But yes, it's a little like, Stu, he's pronunciation of Cool
Whip. No, it's not. Because that's Do we just being a dick?
I'm just being a semi German. Come on. Uber, California, Uber
Allas. Or, as you would say, California, Uber olus.
It's just a subtle phallus.
Inflation, though, of course has nothing to do really with Putin
has nothing to do with reckless spending and who would know
better than the former Secretary of Treasury? Larry Summers,
let's see what he blames inflation on.
I think the banana Republicans who are saying that what
happened on January 6 was nothing or Okay, are undermining
the basic credibility of our country's institutions. And that
in turn, feeds through for inflation. Because if you can't
trust the country's government, why should you try to buy it's
money psycho.
insurrectionist. January 6, that's what caused it.
It's odd way of blaming Republicans. That's a good word.
As he said,
What did he call them? Banana Banana Republican, which was
good, by the way. I've heard it years.
Okay, news to me. So by the way, the hearings are they were
canceled. Yes. Time immediately.
But they were and they were canceled yesterday. They were
supposed to have a hearing on Wednesday. And Monday. They
announced no hearing on Wednesday. We
know we have going on right now. Today.
The one from yesterday was canceled. There was one
scheduled for yesterday and one for today.
Oh, I thought they were going to no it was cancelled. It was
canceled for a bad rate. It wasn't bad,
right? No, no. The excuse they gave was you know, we're really
short on staff. We're editing all this stuff together.
Something happened, John because this this thing was scripted. It
was tight. It was delivered. Everyone knew their cues.
Everything was set good to go. Perhaps because one witness
couldn't make it because his wife is going to labor. I don't
see how that could destroy the entire script lame. They went
into rewrites on Wednesday. That's what happened. They went
into rewrites, and I think it's probably because after The
initial tepid ratings died off and that was it. No one cared.
Okay, we saw it no one is interested in five more
episodes. And so they're trying to do something I think
something happened and either it's panic or they have some
some crazy damning new evidence they want to flip the script
and, and bring this to the forefront but I haven't seen
anything pop up on the on the news wires yet so doubtful. But
the pilot, the pilot basically bombed.
And they had 20 million total which means five per network.
And again, my phone ring in here for some reason, I wonder why.
It was. I was watching it today, because it's they're doing it
now. It's two in the morning. And it's really dull. I mean,
these hearings is you know, I know we both look at a lot of
hearings. And there's they're extremely boring and you find
something funny and the whole hearing is hard. And then you
have to cut it together. So it's tighter than it is these guys
can't just say hello, 12345 they gotta go. Hello, one.
Two.
What do you mean between a cue and the clip? I don't have a
clip. No, no, no. You said five, five seconds. What do you what
are you referring to? I don't understand.
About what what you just
said. You just said these guys are going one to
one. I'm just saying it. If you're if you play the clip, it
will be somebody going one,
man take that thing off the hook. Please answer that or take
it off the hook. Now, it's only been 15 years that this damn
phone has been ringing in the background. Take it off the
hook. Did
he did he did he did he did did they? Did they? Did they? Did
they did it
or shocker. Get an answering machine with cassettes. Or
another shocker. Maybe your phone company gives you
voicemail?
Well, I'll tell you bring that up. Here's the deal.
And you're giving me Biden isms stop. Here's killing me this no
joke.
I gave up completely on voicemail I gave up on those
does machine members and machines use the cute message
hey, you do the messages and all this. So I used to have this
these machines. And so I'd come home I go on a trip. I come back
and there'd be 40 messages on the machine. I can't answer
these 40 messages or 60 or 100.
But you wouldn't call them you wouldn't you wouldn't call in
and do your little code and jot down all of your voicemails. No,
neither would I of course not. But you can at least turn the
ringer down.
Tip I'm supposed to take the phone off the hook before the
show.
No, because then we get dddd dddd dddd.
Only you can hear that by the way. Yes, yes. Super years. Yes.
Yeah, it only lasts about dd dd dd Max.
Let me just play.
Let me finish. I'm sorry. So I go into a meeting with some guy
and he just and his son got shot that runs some operation. And he
chews me out for not returning his calls. And I started
noticing this more and more. How come you didn't return my call.
And so I'm not returning calls. I'm not getting a call return.
So they gave up on all of that. So I have no voicemail. If you
don't get a hold of me live, you don't get a hold of me.
There is a Google voicemail. I have a number of something that
that gives me a Google Voice and I'm sure you've never listened
to it. I don't know. I don't leave messages either. Oh my
gosh, shit, wrong number. I gotta find you have 18 numbers.
This was the same number. I've had the same number for 35
years. Yeah, well,
finally I got the real one that rings in your office, that one.
In fact I'm gonna start doing this now. I'd never 15 years I
never I never thought of me calling you and say back
as you talk as I've tried to make a point.
No, and then you pick it up and I'll say, take the phone off the
hook.
Exactly. conversation. So I'm what listening to it this
morning. And there's these this judge, they asked us so what is
it about you? And do Why did you tell Mike Pence, blah, blah,
blah. And he says and then he goes into his explanation. And
it was so dull. And it went on and the guy was pausing just
like his usual pausing between every word because we decided
that when you're in a congressional hearing, you have
to be careful about what you say otherwise you can get
down you're going to get dinged for it. Yeah.
So you talk with with very careful to lot and so it takes
forever to get anything out. This is not to good television
to put a pie in your face. Now that would be funny what
people need these days and I hate to kind of say that Ron
Blum was right about that, because I hate it. They need
shit flying on the screen, you know, you need sound effects.
Yeah. Go to clip. Machine, you don't need a lower third that
just reiterates what is being said. And have you looked at
cable news? Take a look. Whatever someone's saying they
put a lower third confirming what that person is saying.
Yeah, and then there's noise between you know, points.
That's what we need. Because Lord knows, I was gonna I was
gonna play two more clips. But go ahead. What do you want?
I was gonna put play the Biden clips. But yeah, I want you to
wrap this. Yeah,
I just want to wrap up with the Ministry of Truth stuff. Dan
Pfeiffer who does not remember him? Didn't you write scripts
for Obama? He was I think he was one of the one of his main guys
who somehow has now really, he's now become a podcaster. So I
guess he's not in the camp anymore. But that doesn't
matter. On morning, Joe Reese, he knows what to say.
We actually should be able to pass them we actually have to
pass them. I think these social media companies in many ways
that tobacco companies of this era, they're exploiting
loopholes in the law to badly damage America, this connects to
your cancer metaphor. And with
social networks or cancer, little to no
regulation. And so we
back it up, stop it. The social media companies are exploiting
loopholes in the law.
Yeah, he's I think he means section 203. With that, that's
the
law. It's not a loophole. says stop at a grunt at a red light.
And then you stop at a red light. You're not exploiting a
loophole. You're stopping at a red light. What What is he
talking about?
Oh, well, this is all about regulations that more
regulations. This is this is the same thing that Gina McCarthy
was talking about regulations, we got to crack down we got to
be in partnership with these guys. They're not doing the
right thing. They're unAmerican and they're they're, they're
killing that what are they killing? Our democracy, John,
we actually should be able to pass on we actually have to pass
them. I think these social media companies in many ways that
tobacco companies of this era, they're exploiting loopholes in
the law, to deeply damage America at this mass to your
cancer. And
again, I gotta get the whole thing straight. They're
exploiting loopholes in the law to damage America.
Yes. This is, don't you? Where have you been? Don't you know
that our democracy hangs by a thread. We've got Putin's price
hike. We've got January 6, also known as Jan six J six or one
slash six. That messaging never caught on either your losers am
and as you just hire us, we would call that something so
stupid. It was they tried to carry the through the meme of as
worse than 911 By making it one six, and it just doesn't take
the insurrection was probably the best the best thing that
they had
direction was close to coup didn't work. Oh, of course. So
the government play why would they know guns that one person
was armed. And the only person shot was some protester poor
girl.
Let's continue. Let's continue this Dan Pfeiffer clip clean
damage, by the way. Of course, I was joking. Dan Pfeiffer is
still very much in the Obama camp because it is in fact,
Obama who has been pushing for this pushing for it and his
recent speech at the Silicon Valley Innovation Center pushing
forward to since he was president, the internet remember
he was going to be the internet president. Ah, here we go. This
is this this is really the extension of Obama speaking
exploiting loopholes in the law to deeply damage America at this
capacity or cancer metaphors and with little to no regulation and
so we actually have to do it. The reason that it is hard is it
is right now not in the interest of a lot of Republicans do it if
you go to Facebook on a daily basis the most the posts with
the most engagement are from Dan Shapiro. Or Ben Shapiro Dan
bungee no Candace Owens it is right wing content it dwarfs
progressive content endorsed mainstream media counter which
is actually shooting the part that scares us the most that Ben
Shapiro's daily wire
should scare you No, no,
no, there's something more there's more. This is much
scarier
progressive content and towards mainstream media kinda which is
actually shooting the part that scares us the most that Ben
Shapiro's daily wire has more followers and engagement many
times more than the New York Times or CNN.
That's what we need to be scared of. He's just saying it he's
blatantly saying we. We hear mica we need to be scared that
Ben Shapiro and Dan bond Gino have more listeners and gay
meant followers, whatever he said, then the New York Times,
that's what we should be afraid of. Yeah, exactly
actually should be the part that scares us the most that Ben
Shapiro's daily wire has more followers and engagement, many
times more than the New York Times or CNN, that is a problem
for democracy.
Are you saying that like the Republic for democracy is a
problem for democracy, baby,
all the words in engagement, many times more than the New
York Times or CNN, that is a problem for democracy? Are you
saying that like the Republican agenda is backed up by the
freaks on Facebook? And so they don't want to do anything about
it? Absolutely. It is just making sure yes, I'm very clear
that Facebook is the most best powerful messaging platform for
the extreme MCE message that benefits the Republicans. Very
little. They like to cry about Facebook and big tech. And then
they just laugh their way to the bank when Facebook pushes their
message, including the big lie all across into people's rooms.
All Muslims worry.
They're making money. They're making money to get
this straight. They're making money by pushing a mega message
I have how's this work?
He in fact said what do you say? He said
he didn't use it all the way to the bank.
It wasn't the ultra mega the mega mega he said something
else.
Was there wasn't Zuckerberg put $4 million in just trying to
overturn the election in Minnesota or Wisconsin. Yeah,
but he's he's been a huge Democrat supporter with his with
his
you're making a thinking mistake here.
This is such a broke life is all in this thing and that they're
condemning the poor guy. No, I don't get it.
They didn't condemn Zuckerberg they condemned condemned. They
can they condemn and dumb they conduct book. They condemned
Facebook, because Facebook also wants the regulations. They want
it. This is the whole point Jesus Yeah, they want they want
the regulation. And they want the regulation for exactly what
the Department of Homeland Security disinformation
governance board was about to be operationalized. To do. We
talked about the the whistleblower and the opera
opera is nice this opera opera, when
we get to the Biden's clips you'll feel
when this first Tulsi Gabbard came out, we heard from
Republicans leading Republicans as well, people like Karl Rove,
who said, hey, look, this is an important mission for the
Department of Homeland Security. They just chose the wrong person
to lead it. So what we're really seeing here is this is the
permanent Washington establishment seeing this quote
unquote, Ministry of Truth, this information board as their
propaganda arm and their means to control what we see what we
say what we think. And it's really because they reject the
Constitution, and they see our freedom, our freedom of speech
as a threat to their power. To me, this sounds a whole lot more
like a dictatorship than a democracy, which, again, is why
we've got to get back to the Constitution and why we've got
to stand up and take action to make sure something like this is
not allowed to continue it, the arrogance just is oozing out of
them. And the fact that they don't seem to be aware of it is
is just as disturbing. But even when you look at how they're
seeking to kind of work around the constitution that exists to
protect our rights and freedoms, they're doing this by partnering
with these big tech, social media companies, and basically
saying, Hey, you're gonna do our dirty work, you're gonna go and
work on this censorship and, and kind of making sure people are
not saying things we don't want them to say, because they know
that if they just did it outright, if our government did
this outright, the things that they're talking about in these
documents you released, there would be an outcry there would
be protests in the street. Oh, and so the fact that they are
essentially working hand in glove with big tech shows just
how how much disregard they have for the Constitution, and you
said, They have no desire, no interest to work for the PVR
constitution of the country.
And they already had people ready to be operationalized. The
Twitter's head of editorial for E M, E, a nice, Middle East and
North Africa. I'm also served with the 77th brigade, which is
an information warfare outfit. I was always a dual dual role is
actually he's volunteering in fact, when questioned about
about this, who, Gordon McMillan, Gordon Macmillan, when
I when when Twitter was asked about this, or is that what you
meant? I'm sorry, when Twitter was asked about this. They say
employees who pursue external volunteer opportunities are
encouraged to do so in line with company policy. So you see, is
being in that 70 Sounds brigade is a volunteer opportunity. This
whole thing is so stinks. Oh, boo. But it's beyond stink at
this point, but I disagree. I don't I don't think I disagree
with Tulsi. I don't think the people would be running hair on
fire in the streets if if the government said no, we're just
cutting this off. In fact, in the UK, the man was just jailed
for 20 days for posting George Floyd memes in a WhatsApp group.
Wow. And someone took that tweeted it out. Now he's, uh,
he's connected to law enforcement. So you know, bad
look for you, bro. Buddy. Now he's been jailed. And they've
got they've got this crazy. I mean, there is no freedom of
speech in the US no freedom of speech in the in Canada or New
Zealand or in Australia for that matter. But it's kind of being
codified.
So, yeah, well, she's right about one thing. I think that
that stupid disinformation operation would have probably
gone further. They didn't pick a dingbat.
But this has not stopped. They haven't stopped this.
No, you're right. And the dingbat still running it.
It's still running. It's just running. I mean, the Chertoff
you think church asked me like, oh, well, good. Try everybody.
Hold. Now. Now they're doing that and get a mastodon account
people. Seriously?
All right. Let's walk into Biden. Okay. Even though it's a
violation. Yes. So let's start the bottom up and go with that.
This is the one I was thinking that when you were there,
stammering about I don't know what the problem was. But listen
to this and tell me what he says here. This byton WTF. Did he
say?
Not enough, but $800 million. I shall help respond to the influx
of refugees from Venezuela.
I think I'm here to get
not enough, but $800 million as yours that will help respond to
shocks and refugees from Venezuela. I
think he wanted to say she'd be nice to have that. 800 I don't
know. All I heard was $800 million dollars that of our
money that's going to Venezuela. Yeah,
well, we got a lot of money flying around. Okay, so that one
was the JJ got guys. Now, here he is. And all he's doing is
reading which is what's weird. Here he is this the VSAs clip.
Okay.
We're also dedicated to the additional 11,500 H to be non
agriculture, temporary work visas to open opportunities for
workers from Haiti and northern North Central American
countries. Mexico, Guatemala, Canada, and Spain.
A lot of uses.
Now, besides stumbling all over there, whatever kind of visa
he's talking about what Spain got to do with the Americas or
anything with Spain, Spain,
the South America, aren't they? Yeah,
Mexico. We do that again. Hold on Hold America. We got Spain,
from Haiti and northern North Central American countries.
Mexico, Guatemala, Canada and Spain, Canada.
Canada to north north central. It's worth playing that little
end exactly the same because he said I think it just set says
north central South America or something.
I'll go back a little bit here
temporary work visas to open opportunities for workers from
Haiti and northern North Central American countries. Mexico,
Guatemala, Canada and Spain.
North Central American countries Canada, Spain. Oh my
goodness. Yeah. The mainstream they set for Australia and that
one woman will not play these clips. Let's go with this. This
one here is just I don't know. Maybe this makes sense. Maybe it
doesn't.
The thing is the differences with Sky News. The lady who
plays all the gaffes and she's expanded to Kamala Harris now.
Yeah, that's like, weird embarrassed to play it.
Oh, yeah. She's gleif She's
like, Oh, I got another although by now we've we've seen all the
montages they're a little bit behind. I think
that'd be the best listen a bit. They don't have this one is
smuggling.
The United States has worked with our partner nations to raid
stash houses, impound vehicles. You smuggling operation for use
for smuggling operations?
Were using smuggling operations Joe? Ah,
all right. This guy could go on for days with these but that was
that one not that they here's the one the last one which I've
been a top is the key one. And it is. This is the second time
this has happened. He cannot say the word autocracy. We had a
clip before where he tried to say it and he was maybe can't
read it when he sees the word. And, and by the way, I think at
this point, some of the speech rights writers, or at least
somebody in the office, are throwing, putting. I've read
from prompters. And I know that some people can write well for a
prompter, some people can't. I mean, you can write your own
copy if you want to, but this tends to be tedious. But if
you're writing somebody else, or reading somebody else's copy
this put on the prompter, you can get screwed up real easy by
somebody who either can't do it well, or is having fun. Well,
as as we know, Trump, who of course has done many of these,
even outside of political life. He had his own prompter guy, he
does own sound guys, he does own microphones. That's you have to
be that animal. That's what I learned in television. If you if
you're not best friends with with the with the prompter
people, then, you know, in fact, that's the person you want to
immediately buy a coffee or a drink or whatever, because
they're going to be one with you. They're scrolling back and
forth. When you screw up, they'll be able to go back. Ones
that are active or listening are incredibly In fact, I'm
surprised they were not thanked at the chonies piece is just
that they were surprised. No prompter operators were thanked
at the chonies the Tony Awards to chonies Tony
Tony's oh my god, we can talk about that just for a second but
let's finish this clip. Because I thought that Tony's where it
did what it did me a huge favor. It showed me how many plays I
definitely do not want to see including the number one are
we talking about it now? Are we talking about it
now? Okay, okay. Okay. So, back to this. I think that there they
throw the word ottakar's autocracy, autocracy into the
prompter because they know he can't pronounce Oh,
you think it's on purpose?
I think it's on purpose. Because what if the guy flubs so badly
as he did before with the word? Why are you putting it in
another little speech? Now? Watch him, the end flubbed it
before and became self conscious. This time. It's
unbelievable.
Triggered by Team pandemic, has now made worse by Russia's war
in Ukraine. And the political turmoil from auto run a US
economy audit, hod tuck art autocracies regimes in our
region has led to record levels of migration.
Whoa, man, that is so sad. And that part of that is his
lifelong stutter. Which, you know, I think they're just
looking for words to actually trip him up. You may be right.
And I think there's something to that. The New York Times I'm
sure you heard or saw the, the opinion piece that they put
together, should buy it and run in 2022 democratic whispers of
no start to rise. There, they're out to get him. They are out to
get him. Well, they
don't want it because he went ever since he announced he's
going to run in 2020 Forni. If you recall, when he ran against
Trump, he kind of made a point that he's going to run for one
term just to get Trump out. He said that a number of times on
the campaign trail. No, I'm just running for this one term. And
of course, then he puts Kamla Harris in and you don't want
her. So and then all of a sudden he says yeah, I'm running again.
I'm gonna go run for reelection because he went to his head.
Yeah, like I stopped that. And so
So wait a minute, so aren't in line with that. Now they now
they need to put the trip words in. So the looks even less
presidential so they can take him down. However, I mean,
they're taking him down when Don Lemon when the man who cried
when Biden won the election, he cried. He cried.
He literally cried.
I wish I had the crying clip. Listen to him. Now as he
discusses the President's autocracy, the President's
stamina was carranger Barshop here,
does the President have the stamina physically and mentally?
Do you think to continue on even after 2024?
You're asking me this question. Oh, my gosh, he's president of
the United States. You know, he, I can't even
does the President
of this art enough physically and mentally think to continue
on even after 2024
You're asking me this question. Oh, my gosh, he's the President
of the United States. You know, he I can't even keep up with it.
We just got back from New Mexico and just got back from
California. That is I that is not a question that we should be
even asking. Just look at the work that he does. Look what
he's how he's delivering for the American.
Now. I just want to add this a little bit more to this clip.
This clip was cut off by most clippers on Twitter and YouTube,
the stuff that goes viral right after she said, that's a
question we shouldn't even be asking. Which of course is is a
is a signal Uh, Don saying what the heck are you doing, bro? You
should not be asking this question. But then after the cut
off part is where we see what's really bothering the
administration.
I didn't say, you know, he I can't even keep up with it. We
just got back from New Mexico. We just got back from
California. That is I that is not a question that we should be
even asking. Just look at the work that he does. Look what
he's how he's delivering for the American public. Look that what
that that that article that we're talking about is hearsay.
It's
okay. So she says that article that we're talking about? Maybe
it was mentioned before this question, I doubt it. That's
what's on her mind. Crap is the New York Times article. So this
is full on war. The knives are out
like, look that, that that that article that we're talking about
is hearsay, it's salacious. That's not what we care about.
We care about how are we going to deliver for the American
people? How are we going to make their lives better? That's what
the President talks about. That is his focus. And that's where
we're going to continue to focus on
do you think Kareem Abdul jumpier at this point is
regretting her decision? Oh, yes. I'm getting handed the
scepter by Jen. It will be great. And this job sucks.
Well, I have a couple of clips of birth rescue.
Oh, good. These are just a general Ooh of excitement.
is generally this guy referring to her as klp
Oh, okay.
So she's asked about the economy. What does the L What
does the L stands for? That's just Elise something. She's got
an L in there.
So she's got she's got Corinne. Louise sharp here.
Well, I've got it down as kale.
Lucy. We'll just call her Lucy. Korean Lucy. Lucy Sean Pierre.
Yes.
So I have k j, P and K LP. I forgot which one is the right
one. That's kJP. But one of my mislabeled. Yes. Yes. Okay. So
the klp babbling, now that she's asked about inflation, and this
and that she's asked very specific questions, again, is by
usually the only guy who asked good questions is, is Ducey. And
she can't answer the questions. She's not erudite. She's
stumbles and mumble. She's kind of a goofball. I think that clip
of her on Don Lemon that you play where she goes giddy, like
a little teenager is kind of indicative of her, and where she
actually has to act smart, she can't do it. And here's a good
example,
with what we're seeing at the moment of inflation. You know,
Putin, Putin's price, hike, inflation, coming, coming out of
a once in a generation, global pandemic, all all of those
things play a factor. And, you know, but the thing, the way
that we see this is that the American people are well
positioned to face these challenges because of the
economic historic gains that we have made under this president
under this president in the last 60 months.
So as you say that Americans are well positioned to weather this
stock market decline. What is the President's message to
somebody who might want to retire, but therefore one day is
getting wiped out?
So we know, we know that that high prices are having a real
effect on people's lives, we get that. And we are incredibly
focused on doing everything that we can to make sure that the
economy is working for every American people.
Every American, she's losing it.
Every American people, she says that, but he's asking
specifically about a 401k. She doesn't know what a 401 K is.
You're probably Wow.
I'll make that assertion because he asked a very specific
question about the 401 Ks. And she talks about inflation. And
at the beginning, she uses the she uses the term Putin's price
hike, which is Biden's term. It's dumb. It makes no sense. So
she's into the price hike the America would that it's crazy
things said about the American people's or something. And she
doesn't know what a 401k is. She can she's dumb.
Yeah, yeah, I don't think she's the brightest light. She's got a
lot of social credit. She's very high on the ESG score. Very low
on the IQ scale, I think or maybe she's no no low on the IQ
scale. But she, she is. She's been programmed, she's been
programmed with one message. And when it's challenged, she
doesn't because she's only used to MSNBC, and CNN. She's not I
don't think she's ever been on Fox when it was really ever. She
may have not ever been challenged in her adult life
because of what she looks like.
Maybe let's play part two,
but we are coming out of the strongest job market in American
history. And that matters and that a lot of that is thanks to
To the American rescue plan, which only Democrats voted for
that Republicans did not. And it led to this this economic boom,
this historic economic boom that we're seeing
with jobs. Historic inflation.
No, that is not that is that is that is not. That is not how
we're seeing the American rescue plan.
Oh, it was not supposed to create inflation. That's not how
we see it. Tightens lies.
That's not what she said. She said that is that is that is
that is that is that is? That is? That is not how we see it.
Oh, man, it's so obvious that now does she identify as LGBT?
And by the way, I hear her say LGBTQ i plus. That seems to be
this, this administration's official terminology, LGBTQ i
plus? You know, the G's have been kicked out of the group. I
don't know if she's an L or an AI or a Q. I know she I think
she's, I don't she's married, but she has a partner and they
have a kid. But I don't know how she identifies because we have,
I think predicted that the elves would get kicked out of the
group as well.
Eventually, yeah, well, it's
happening. And it's happening on a big scale. This is from pod
News This Morning. during pride month, Google podcasts is
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over 18 users. The podcast creators say there's nothing
adult in this episode at all. Yeah, I'm gonna say that that's
that's a mission. You can't you can't just say lesbian by
themselves. It has to be LGBTQ i plus
can't. Holy mackerel, what a great clip. Thank you. You're
welcome on that given day, but no, it's too short.
You might for this next one. It okay. This is our newly
confirmed department of state chief diversity and inclusion
officer. Did you know that we had that division?
No, no, it just sounds like another waste of the taxpayers
money but go ahead.
Well, here's what's interesting. This particular let me just get
I pulled her somewhere I pulled her her wiki pedia. This this
woman who was the new head of this didn't she was she's had an
incredibly impressive career. She went to all the right
schools. I mean, I'm talking you know, Georgetown. It everything
you could you could possibly imagine. She made me put it
under. I'll look for it while I'm playing this clip. Her name
is Gina Ambercrombie. Wins Stanley. Just to make it even
more interesting. So yes, I believe she is I believe she is
a doll. She has very natural hair, which she's displaying
proudly which I like I like the cool fro and she's got some some
gray streaks on the side. So she definitely looks cool. But holy
moly. This is going to be nuts.
Hello Twitter world. I'm Ambassador Gina Abercrombie when
Stanley the US Department of State's first chief diversity
and inclusion officer. I'm delighted to welcome you to the
State Department's newest Twitter account. At State
Department D I A Secretary Blinken made it clear in his
confirmation hearing that he would judge the success of his
tenure. Based on how well he could build a State Department
that reflects the rich diversity of our nation. Carrying that
charge even further. President Biden issued an executive order
almost a year ago today to ensure that all federal
government agencies make advancing equity a core part of
their work. Our D ay ay work rests on three principles,
intentionality, transparency and accountability. Building a more
diverse, equitable, inclusive and accessible department is an
ongoing mission. That is the job of every single person in the
department. We must be intentional in our actions. If
we're going to see the change that we want. When it comes to
transparency. We have established an agency D is a
focus data team. It's outside for the first time ever a
detailed picture of who we are as an organization, broken down
by race, gender, disability status, employment, grade rank
and job series.
What's the job series?
Well, you got me I mean, I could guess
not if you don't know that's okay.
Accountability is about ensuring that individual State Department
employee Is and our organization as a whole, truly forward, the
DEI a mission. It's about creating incentives that reward
those who advanced the EIA, as well as strengthen consequences
for those who discriminate, harass or employ bullying or
other toxic management practices in the workplace. When we lose
transparency, accountability and accessibility for the most
underrepresented in our institution, this inherently
creates a more equitable meritocracy. For everyone. It's
a win win for all. Change won't occur overnight. This is just
the beginning. follow our Twitter account and engage with
us on this important topic as we forge ahead together to advance
D Ay ay ay at state
So this to me sounds totally like in a movie where the you
know, we're the crazy regime is cracking down it's
like a sign it sounds like a dialogue. Yes, if you told me
Hey, listen, you gotta listen to the script from this science
fiction you wouldn't believe called and you gave it a name
phony did out and played it. I'd be all in on it.
Now the reason I want to follow this woman is listened to her
career. She joined the United States foreign service in 85.
posted to Baghdad. Then she served at US embassies in
Jakarta, Indonesia, Cairo. She became Special Assistant for
Middle Eastern and African Affairs he spoke to Deputy
Assistant Secretary of State Lauren's Eagleburger. After a
year of intensive Arabic language training in Tunisia.
She became a political officer at the US Embassy in Tel Aviv,
focusing on ISRAEL PALESTINE relations. Then she was assigned
to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee from 98 to 2000. She
served roles in the National Security Council as director for
the Arabian Peninsula and Near East South Asia Center. Later as
Director of Legislative Affairs, Consul General to Jeddah in
Saudi Arabia. From 2002 to 2005. She was the first female consul
general in that locations like an ambassador. While there she
survived an al Qaeda attack on the conflict on December 6 2004,
was cited for acts of courage during the attack won a medal
for it. She served as director for Middle East area studies and
Foreign Service Institute spent two years as director for Egypt,
Syria, Lebanon and Jordan at the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs.
2012 President Barack Obama nominated her to be US
Ambassador to Malta. That's a reward chill out lady we'll come
back to you later.
And that is a bit desolate there's a couple of these
Malta's one of them the the apparently the Vatican is the
best is the best because it's just all dinners
so this this is this is very significant. I think. You do not
appoint someone like this to this bull crap job. Unless you
are dead serious about like really changing some shit don't
you think?
He did that or she's being punished.
It seems like she did a great job
but we don't know behind the scenes
come on. She may be she got the vacation in Malta. She's
perfect. She's perfect for anything.
The Malta thing is the kind of the giveaway that she's been
doing okay.
Yeah, you don't get Malta if people are mad at you.
And Parag gave it to her as your by John
Barak gave it to her so now so they're I think they're this is
this is really this more to be pushed. always hilarious.
Now we get resized, obviously has to be part of our on our
list of things to follow consistently. Yeah. Oh, which,
which brings me to before Tom, can
I just play something? Because it goes back to something you
told us about. And I say us because I didn't know about it
either. But that well, propaganda or influencing this
is what we're talking about, or influencing people through
visuals and through media, right if it's broadcast or not, used
to be very, very different. And you were telling us about the
driver's education. Did you not teach driver's education? I
think yeah, as a substitute teacher, right.
And you were talking about these horrific crash videos that they
would show
yeah, bread asphalt. Somebody pointed out was one of the but
there's a number of them and they had these distinctive
names. They are horrible. Oh, you got to watch one.
Oh my goodness. I had to stop after after like the first video
I of course I pulled 30 seconds of clip. But so what you see is
real car crashes. With people really smashed up and bleeding
and crying and puking and off the air and the jaws of life and
it's and it's unsafe. In accident footage, it's it's
better than anything I've seen today. When it comes for shows
and stuff. And it's put it this way, these were not crisis
actors, but don't listen, listen to the voiceover
these are the sounds of excruciating agony. There are no
words, to describe agony. There are only sound. This is not a
pretty motion picture. It is not supposed to be. It has only one
purpose to cause you to take time to think whenever you set
foot in any power vehicle.
I mean, I'll bet you that shit works.
Might I don't know, I never saw any data on it. But can you
imagine like Pete Buddha just saying, Hey, we have some new
materials we're going to use and Driver's Ed wreck. We think it
would be very effective against teaching children to be
responsible drivers. And they roll that out. His head would be
chopped off.
Yeah. David parents would be upset. Yeah. Oh,
we can't have this.
You can't show my kid that.
Exactly. Although I'd love to see the date. Oh, but it was
super effective it
and no, I mean that that I've never seen data at all link in
the show notes. People if you if you want to see me another
series of these things that they used to show in shop class
zipped off
always, at least minimum. So I had I never seen these either.
But I was just another story about I'll tell it anyway. I was
at the University of California and they wanted during when I
was there. They used to do all these psychological experiments
on you. Yeah. Called MK Ultra. No, no, you could you could sign
up for these things. And you get paid like couple 100 bucks.
Yeah, well, I suppose there was MKL for stuff. But this most of
it wasn't. And I somebody told me about one of the experiences.
Oh my god, they showed the day stays just put J strapped in a
lie detector, lash up. And then they showed you were these
horrible movies. And they showed two or three of these movies.
And I said, Wow, I gotta go check this. I've heard about
these movies. I've never seen him. So I went to the movies.
And they strap you in a lie detector operation. I got like
200 bucks to do this. And they showed two of the movies I
remember the most was one was this movie. I've never seen it.
But it's very famous. And I guess in the 50s were aborigines
do a circumcision on on a boy Oh, no. And so the idea is they
the boy is like he finds out this this his day. It's almost
like Logan's Run is his day, they're going to do it. And so
they chase this kid all over the place. And then they finally
grab him. They grab him and they put his dick on a rock and they
take another rock and they just start pounding the crap out of
it. No until the the end end of it falls off. And it's like,
holy moly. This is the worst thing I've ever seen is
gruesome. And it's a famous movie. You can look that one up
and watch it too. And then the other one was the shop class
movie. Well, hold on. Hold
on. Hold on a second. So you said you saw this did they have
you wired up when that when you were watching? Yeah, yeah. Oh my
god, I wonder what your MK Ultra trigger word is?
I don't know. But you can experiment. Okay, so now the
other one was the shot classic movie with a guy gets his hand
cut off and is pushing a beam some big log to push it through
a saw and that thing, the sock catches a knot or something. And
a log is to buy for whatever it is flies across the shop and
impale some guy. Oh, he's like blood is coming out of his
mouth. This one's a little more dramatized. But the guy
afterwards he looks at it looks at my my results of the other
graphs he says I don't know what it is. But you seem to be
anticipating this pretty well. He says you're you're all over
the place. This is unusual, because I guess most of the
people they got caught him by surprise. But I knew what these
movies were because a friend of mine told me so I was like, I
guess like a nervous wreck waiting to watch him. And so I
had to kick my numbers out we tried.
The trigger word is foreskin.
All humans so I wanted to do
that's a horrible story, by the way, that of all the things I've
heard this week. That's the worst. It's worse than the
accidents.
Oh, wait, you when you see the movie, you'll be grossed out
especially chasing this poor kid around.
Guess what? I'm not gonna watch this. I'm not gonna watch this
one. Don't expect it. Do not expect it at all. Good story. By
the way, same
voice over With deep voice I wanted to do a new piece on this
show called The millennial minute. And I hope somebody can
come up with a nice jingle with a jingle because it and I hope,
hopefully Jay is not listening because I told her I was going
to do this. But she's come up with stuff like this a lot, and
I think a lot of millennials do. And it's, and it was triggered
by my discussions with her about in California.
I think I have something millennial report. Millennial
report. That's all I got. Yeah,
it's close enough. Good enough for now for now. It was
triggered by my discussion with her of a conversation I had with
Brunetti and Alex at the, at the restaurant, whereas Alison sold
some property. And I had said, Well, what do you get for it?
And and she said, she was like, looking back and forth. They
were he asked me this for as this as if you know, it's not
normal in California, which I explained to Jay and even Dana
mentioned it Well, how'd you went? You can't 40 wanted to
know. So in California, we openly discuss real estate deals
with each other as as citizens of the state. Do
you mean, you discuss how much you paid your mortgage?
Percentage, all that stuff?
Yeah, very common in California to discuss in great detail is
because you're all part of the same team. And so you discuss
what you pay for that we paid this. We paid that we paid six,
why we could have got it? You know, do we got overbed
everybody talks about in the other parts of the country. And
I mentioned this to her date, it's looked upon as rude. But
not in California. So California is always have to be aware of
this. And I said, you notice this in California is like no
different than asking somebody what they want to salary is. And
she says, and this is what the millennial minutes about. She
says, oh, oh, that's illegal. Really, I said what? She says,
yeah, it's illegal. You can't ask somebody what difference
money they make? Sure you can. I said, What are you talking about
this as? Well? How is it illegal in any sense? To know it? No,
it's illegal to look it up. So she grabbed the thing and
loosen? It turns out that this question is, is a huge issue on
the internet, because people think it's illegal and it's not.
And she's looking at all these other people asking the
question, she says, Oh, yeah, I guess it's not illegal. And I'm
thinking what? Why did you think it was illegal in the first
place? I was totally,
I can hear you're still kind of upset. What?
And I've noticed this before she has done this a couple of times
is a millennial thing. This is the education system, drilling
weird stuff into our kids brains. Why is it illegal to ask
them, buddy, how much money they make? It's, it's well, I mean,
tell me why. And she couldn't come up with an answer. She did
this a lot. It could it could
it could it be that perhaps she's confused with the hiring
process, because it may be illegal, if you can certainly in
some, in most states, it is illegal to ask someone how old
they are in a hiring situation, because that could be an
actually, I don't know, I don't know if it's illegal. It may not
be illegal, but you open yourself up to a lawsuit
immediately. There may also be some perceived legality around a
potential employer when you say previous salary, but I don't
think that's
exactly what I was thinking. But she's not in that category of
person. That would be the long dead been trained in that
regard. She had to get this from schooling, or from her peers. I
mean, it reminds me I'll do one more of these because it's,
can I ask you a question? Can I ask you a question? Sure. So
when you as the wise oracle that you are said, No, that's not
true. Did she believe you or did she go with the science?
She looked it up. She didn't believe me. She thought I was
just another old fart that you know, didn't know what he was
talking about. I had a another example of this. It goes back a
couple of years was the same kind of thing. I'm driving with
her and the car had a camera in the car. And across the street
is like during Halloween or something. And there's a bunch
of kids a line of kids and they're beautifully lined up
going up the street with their teacher in front holding a flag
and they're marching, marching, marching, they dress like ducks,
and was dressed like a rat. There's a bunch of funny looking
pictures. I got to take this picture, and she freaks out and
says, Oh, no, no, no, you can't do that. It's illegal to take
pictures of children.
What?
I said what are you talking about? Same thing.
I'd like to illegal part. I mean it. I think certainly. You can't
just go watch
What? Good catch because in both instances, it wasn't wrong or it
wasn't a bad idea. It was illegal.
I wonder what else is illegal?
Well, that's why I want the millennial minute because I'm
sure there's tons well we and I'm sure at the end here's what
I think. I think I'm not the only one observing this with
their, with their millennial children and I'm sure other
people out there have got their own stories to throw into the
pot, because it's outrageous.
This is very interesting. I have not no of course I don't have
Millennials around me haven't had for a couple of years. Why
do I miss it? i So missed the millennials around
that is around because you get you get material, but it's like,
wow, what kind of crazy material are we talking about?
That's almost upsetting, because that is some deep, deep rooted
conviction there that I'm hearing. Oh, no, yes. Especially
the show. For sure. If you're just going to photograph some
some kids somewhere, it's polite to say Hey, can I take a picture
of your kid she looks so cute. Which actually kind of
immediately pegs you as a as a pedo.
That's catching a picture of a group of kids walking up the
street and Halloween is illegal. is beside the point is whether
it's creepy or not. It's not illegal. It's not illegal. I
want someone how much money they make. I mean, this whole idea of
all these things being illegal. I'm sure there's more on this
list that I don't know about. I
love this. I think this is a very good, good segment. And I
know we have lots of millennials listening who will who will
chime in and will let us know. And they may be surprised.
I thought it was illegal to ask somebody how much money they
made. Like I bet you this bunch of
you know what's you know what's not illegal?
What doesn't involve money.
It's not illegal for me to say in the morning to you and thank
you for your courage. The man who put the sea in the Cox with
rocks ladies and gentlemen, Mr. John C. Devorah.
Morning to you Mr. Andrew curry in the morning. Shift to C
boosted the grounds veneer sodas in the water
in the morning to the trolls and the troll room trolls. How are
you doing? It's a Thursday. Let's see. Oh, hold up. Your
hands are scurrying away. You never know. Yeah, that's kind of
what I expected at 1873. Thursday, still dragon still
dragon at this new time for the troll room. But I mean, to have
all those people listening live and to have a lot of people
trolling is quite enjoyable. We certainly like seeing you here.
We do the show live on Thursdays and Sundays. If you're using one
of the new podcast apps, it actually now alert you that I
think pod verse has a built in ping. It'll say, hey, the show
was live. That's the new bad signal.
Check that really?
Yeah, yeah, it's it. Not only that, but you open it up and it
starts playing the stream in your podcast app, but also bring
a guest the troll room right there in the app. Yeah, yeah,
no, we're kicking. Before we before we go any further. May I
play a short clip in this segment? I was gonna wait for
it.
No play. Okay. So
podcasting. 2.0 started almost two years ago. The whole point
was to decentralize. ridi centralize. Now, of course, you
know, podcasts. index.org is a centralized resource. But there
are now 10s of 1000s of copies of our database, we make a full
dump available. There's an OP open API that has the jhanas,
this huge, huge dumps, we have 20 Well, we have almost I think
58 or 59, podcast apps and services using the index. So you
know, this is was anti D platforming. So you know, if you
want to listen to the x 22 report, you can get it in a
podcasting 2.0 app. But in addition to that, we have all
these new features that we always talk I always talk about,
about the chapters in the transcript, and on and on. And
we also have something called value for value streaming
payments, I'm sure you're aware, where you can implement in a
digital fashion with the Lightning Network. So in real
time, as you're listening to a podcast, you can say I want to
send, you know, like $1 an hour in 60. in 60 increments to this
podcast, as I'm listening. It's not you know, pay to play, it's
play to pay. So and, and this goes completely from the
listener to the podcast, or they can give a piece to the app and
everybody can make it. I mean, it's all small, it's minor, but
we have almost 8000 podcasts now using this and actively
receiving Satoshis for for their content on a value for value
basis. Some of them are learning how it actually works. We have
to have that feedback loop like we're about to do right now. But
then, this morning, someone sends me this clip of Marc
Andreessen quite kind of know from like nine ti 93 When I had
a gopher server for mtv.com, and he said, Hey man, try out this
new thing. I built this web browser mosaic. And so I set up
one of the first web servers, which works with this new
software mosaic. Now Marc Andreessen went on to create
Netscape is now a, I would say, a very wealthy Silicon Valley
venture capitalist. Was at Andreessen Horowitz ventures. So
he's being interviewed about web three, web three, web 3.0, which
is this mythical bullshit that all of Silicon Valley is trying
to sell to everybody. I think the metaverse as part of part of
this part to do with part of it. But now listen, when he says
about web three, because you know, whenever someone said,
Well, what's a great application for web three men? What's it
gonna look like? What's it gonna be
what I'm hoping and what we're actually thinking at the firm,
what we're trying very hard to fund. I'm hoping, for example,
for podcasts, I'm hoping five years from now, there will be
these thriving, you know, call it web three podcast
environments that will be open and will be, you know, it will
have this sort of anarchic, uncontrolled kind of element
that I think that I think you and I both like, however, will
have a higher level of trust and will have a higher level of a
monetary incentive, an economic incentive, than the open
networks of the past usually did. And so there's this,
there's this third way. And you know, this is still early, but
like, we're quite optimistic that there might be a new way to
build these systems. And I'm excited to see what happens.
Does that not sound exactly like what I just described?
He doesn't keep up with anything. And I love
how he says we're desperately trying to fund this. And we did
this with with $30 in some masking tape brah stupid idiots.
All right, that was my commercial for podcasting to
point out.
That Oh, is your complaint you are complaining? Well, it's kind
of a guy like that should know what the hell's going on. You
think?
Well, the worst part is he's going to try and desperately fun
something to create another piece of crap.
It's all working just fine. No sweat off your balls.
Thank you. Thank you for saying the obvious. So you can join us
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want to check it out. Go to troll room.io You can become a
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to pretty soon because there's not going to be much leniency
for anything that's not part of the normative narrative. On
Twitter and Facebook. We've been playing clips of that all
morning and it's desired by the Silicon Valley companies. Oh,
gosh, I need one too. I've been drinking squirt. Have you ever
tasted squirt?
God? Why are you drinking? Squirt?
I think Tina's sister bought some when she was staying with
us. And it was still in the fridge. And and I looked at him
like what is this stuff? Name by itself. Who wants to drink an
orange drink called squirt? Is it Oh, I thought it was lemon.
Now it's orangey it's squirt anyway.
You know? It's gross. It's obscene.
No caffeine, though. It's obscene and the name is wrong.
So you can follow John C. Dvorak at no agenda social.com Adam at
no agenda social.com You better get yourself a mastodon account,
you can set up your own server. It's not that hard. You can rent
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you want it to be for your for your podcast, and then you just
federate, you follow us and then everything starts to flow. It's
a beautiful system. Big thanks to the artists for episode 1459.
We titled that one wig out. And this is I believe a new artist
on the scene, pointy rhetoric. Who had what we thought was by
far the best Russian Ronald McDonald's gag for album art.
With Ronald McDonald with his big moustache in front of the
Kremlin. He was yeah,
it was very fast a piece that made us crack up.
Yeah, what else was there? Well, there's
a couple of things I want to talk about. One was the roundy a
guide into a discussion with I guess it was tanta Neil and they
he he did this really good art actual art of the crocodile
tears which was indicative of the hearings. Just below it you
see I see a crocodile crying is an American flag is panicky and
I wish I wasn't gonna let go to waste so I used it on the
newsletter so that would be at least something I mean, it was
probably this superior piece on there but I got it funny.
I got some I got some nasty email about this. About the
crocodile tears not about the crocodile tears but about the
crocodile tears from the Capitol Police. One retired you
were complaining about? Yes.
One retired long low. Did
you get what I'm going
to tell you what was I'm not going to read it because it was
18 paragraphs retired law enforcement officer was was so
mad that we said, the way he interpreted what we were saying
was, Oh, what are these pussies crying? You know, did they cry?
911? Did they cry after after all these? And he took it as you
don't know, first responders you don't load law enforcement
officer, you don't know what we go through like you
guys kind of hearing what he wants to hear?
Well, that's unfortunate, because the whole point was, we
were actually saying quite the opposite that the true heroes,
the true brave first responders, of course, I've seen Marines cry
in my arms in Iraq, like I didn't even know what they were
doing there. But the one thing American first responders and
cops don't do is, you know, we're heroes we all have that,
you know, that action hero in us. And so when we're
testifying, it's business. And we're not full of shit. And we
and we, and we keep our our own version of the stiff upper lip.
That was my point that these people were just crying over you
it wasn't at an event. It wasn't in front of somebody who's dead
was Yeah, and
it wasn't like an actual 911 event. That was my point.
Yeah, it was a phony baloney event that was exaggerated by
the Democrats. That guy whoever wrote that letter and should be
ashamed of
himself now. Well, I told him I was astounded that he miss
misunderstood and go out and go talk to the New York Police
Department orphans and widows ask if they know me, or if I
know some of their pain.
There there's only Okay, so you manually I gotta make those back
to back to this art so that there aren't that round. He says
that he thought the 10th O'Neill piece was a sure winner was a
surefire winner and we'd looked at it was the one with Trump
over the six. And it had to do with that, you know, this,
whatever that movie was from 1999 or whenever,
oh, the soul just six cents,
six cents. Yeah. And so I had to tell the two of them because
they're going back and forth. They should get a room on the
mastodon and I'm saying, Look, we call backs to 20 year old
movies. 23 year old movies is never gonna work because it's
like most people that listen to this show, or not most, but a
lot of people as well weren't even born. when that movie came
out, let alone it's seen it.
I've seen I've seen the movie. I did not recognize this.
Yeah, that's what it was a reference to the movie.
No, no, I understand. But I didn't see it when we were
looking at the RT.
O I saw it
that's that's the kind of stuff we look at.
We look at everything but but the point is, is that the thing
that we both laughed at because when you see that stupid Ronald
McDonald dumb mustache in front of the Kremlin, you know with a
phony logo is not McDonald's anymore. It's funny. Yeah. So
funny will usually when if it's funny, and in the even
moderately well done. So that's a problem. Now we congratulate
artists that actually are artists. We congratulate rowdies
of fine artists, which it technically is, even though he
does, his style is kind of cartoony but he's not really a
cartoonist. I mean, O'Reilly is a cartoonist. And as well,
it was very similar. Now that we're talking about it, Darren
put in a picture of Bowser from Shannon Ah, yes. I mean, no,
just No, just No, no, no, nobody knows. Nobody knows Bowser from
Shana anymore. That was that was like David Letterman. 1982.
That is that yeah, you're right, that call back goes. That goes
to the 70s or 80s. bows, Shawn I know is bows. Ya know, these old
callbacks are very effective as humor, but there has to be
within recent memory. Not you don't have to go dig through the
history books and find you doing a call back to Ptolemy or
something. To Mirada Deus, you know, yes. I remember that.
The Iliad, it's hilarious. Thank you very much to pointy rhetoric
for doing that artwork for us. Anybody can participate. If
you're listening right now live you refreshed, no agenda, art
generator.com It's fun, but you can also upload your own and
participate in this grand contest of ridicule, which most
artists seem to enjoy because, you know, we help you be better
artists, I think. Well, I think so. Just simply commercial
artists who are taking a gig, you know, getting a gig right?
I could say this but most professional artists this is
kind of their life anyway, because they're selling stuff.
Yeah. Either the public's bitching Adam or they if it's a
fine artist, the critics are bitching at them. Or if they're
a graphic artist is the client is bitching at him about Randy
and I should be grant that bloke and and they've all fallen in
love with these art tools because they can change the
background instantly instead of having to redo the whole piece
like they used to have Two years ago, I was very, you know, but
they still get bitched yet.
Thank you again, to all of our artists no agenda art
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see this pyramid of donations. Because the closer you get to
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the big the big numbers. And let's face it, that's a that's a
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it's it has it I don't know what it has to do with self esteem.
I'm not sure. But at the Toronto it's also sent a secondary note
that it does ask us a couple of personal questions that you
should take a look at. Oh,
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All right now we dropped below 500 And you've got this one. And
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this is a Dutch donation. Boat Bulker is a very traditional old
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to you once he says which is the Dutch version of Hi guys. The
amount of this donation has absolutely no meaning other than
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you want to refresh your memory on this turkey a thing John from
the last show is
a clip that we played that was a guy there NPR clip saying that
the United Nations is changing the pronunciation in the name of
Turkey to Turkey EA or Turkey I or turkey or EU Turkey or
something? And I It wasn't my idea I mean it's the best I can
do and but it's still pronouncing it Turkey it seems
to me
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Turkey, Syria, Turkey Syria. I think that's almost the way the
Dutch pronounce it. But I've never heard the UAE version
second call it whatever you want. It's not like Turks are
abiding by what other countries call themselves. Example they
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to you schmucks. Please give him whatever $200 gets him. God.
What a racket. Anyway, happy Father's Day, Arthur St. That's
just beautiful. Yeah,
yeah, just supportive wife.
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feels like he's gonna be in the doghouse for a few days for
demanding and donation to the show. You know, Arthur, you
could just do it yourself and just bypass the
Yeah, but you know, people sometimes really want to receive
the gift that keeps on giving and hand it right to the show
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a racket thing that that kind of pissed me off a racket.
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What's Arthur up to? Oh, he's just executive producing some
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the mouth little girl was late today. She was late.
So I was I was invited to be on the guest on the hog story
podcast episode 300 And then they stiffed me and never gave
me the invite and he explained why Yeah, I got I got stood up.
Yeah Blaney and and Fletcher the two of them
well that's interesting because they they asked me if, if I
could do this where they're trying to get us on at the same
time those rat bastards. Did you go on? No, because I had to
leave right after the show. I had some had something go I had
an actual conflict.
This is a show it's very coarse. I think they should get it
together and common. Dom had calm themselves down.
What I mean, what happened?
I don't know. I never got a note explaining it. So the first they
said, would you come on the show? I said, Yeah. And she
said, I wouldn't get you a link on this. You know where you
cleaned? VSL Okay, send me a link and she goes okay with an
exclamation mark. And then that was the last I heard of her.
So you're sure that it didn't just get tripped up in your
email somewhere?
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I just thought I'd throw that complaint. Right registered.
They were just pawns in their in their silly games.
I always love people. Like, I want to have both you and John
on Yeah, it'd be great. I want to have you with Moe on when
have you with Tina on? No. That's called our show. Exactly.
It's so it's so odd that people don't don't understand that. No,
it's like, we don't we're not even fun together outside of the
show. We're awkward. We have nothing
to say. You're getting Max dice. This is Max Johnson Max. This is
all that can
be done. Exactly. It reminded from producer Rick This is the
time of year when graduating medical students start their
residencies in hospitals. So if you hear of death rate climbing
or some other issues that is very typical for this time of
year, as is what we would call the Zomer sleep xoma HIPAA or
the summer flu. So whatever is being being thrown about please
keep that in mind. And and the vaccination hits just keep on
common. Well, I've
got one okay. I think this is sensitive timing is about two
minutes even they did go over a little. This was gonna be a
Pfizer ad but this is the BC man who is paralyzed
more than a year ago, a BC man became partially paralyzed
following his COVID 19 vaccine. Now the 40 year old has become
one of the first people in the country to be approved for
compensation, but others are still waiting. CTVs Michelle
Bernardo has the story.
With special braces for his
legs, no muscle or nerve nerve movement, movement or activity
below my knees. At this point, Ross
Whiteman is walking again, though with difficulty and his
hands suffering nerve damage have become stronger,
both hands there. As you can see, they're they're curl in and
I don't have a lot of restraints. That makes obviously
doing pretty much everything is challenged.
The former pilot and realtor developed a rare neurological
disorder called Guillain Barre Syndrome. After receiving the
AstraZeneca vaccine in April of 2021. Recent BC CDC data
indicates just 10 people in the province have ever been
hospitalized with GBs after COVID vaccine for facial
paralysis. I couldn't. I couldn't smile. I couldn't show
my T's or anything like that. I'm just gonna move focusing on
moving my feet
for white men who was also initially paralyzed from the
waist down. Physiotherapy became a full time job as he learned to
move again. My world got flipped upside down. He recently
received a letter from the Federal Vaccine Injury support
program, validating his vaccine injury and saying he had been
approved for compensation, one of only a handful in the
country.
That's vindicating that's kind of the first thought that came
to mind
lately. Shawn Muldoon who developed serious blood clots
after the AstraZeneca vaccine is still waiting for compensation
and unable to work. Meanwhile, Whiteman said while he's
relieved to be getting funding, the real victory will be seeing
small improvements in his health.
He's got a long road to go but I've got a lot of support.
He says he and his family are ready to face whatever
challenges are still ahead. Shelburne Oro, CTV News,
Vancouver
Yeah, I saw this I'm not sure what the message was here. If it
was a native ad what's the point
I don't know I mean, but they did make sure they said dashes
Anika twice causing a blood clots and then this and then
they when they showed pictures when they were to watch it
visually, they had pictures of the Maderna vaccine. And it was
like everything was mentioned. But Pfizer it this may be some
sort of some theory about counter programming, I'm not
sure but it was about two minutes long, which is about the
right lane maybe
maybe it's kind of like the theory that sometimes you have
to let a prisoner escaped from prison so the rest of the
prisoners at least have an idea that it's possible.
I am with Do you I'm not completely sure but it's high
end if it's if it's if it was a native ad, it's so high end that
we don't even get it.
The so what everyone is talking about now is sads the sudden
adult death syndrome which is of course completely made up
completely made completely made up and so there's you know, when
and I cannot help myself when I hear someone has something
horrible happen to them. Drop Dead myocarditis paralysis,
Gilliam Baray. shingles, my mind is just trained to go vaccine.
This will definitely not happen to everybody. But I think
there's a good probably 3% That is going horribly wrong. And it
seems like in a lot of the Pfizer documentation, I have a
clip about that. And the minute they were aware of this, so they
have to come up with all these different ways to fill in this
sudden adult Death Syndrome category. And there's a new one,
as scientists have been studying temperature at which humans
spontaneously die. And this happens in so called wet bulb
conditions. Wet ball, I'd never heard
of this. Well, of course not. Because his new
wet bulb conditions are when heat and humidity can cause
otherwise healthy humans to overheat and die. I mean, does
anyone believe this? Does anyone not seen live in Chicago? The
obvious? And so now, so that I think there's there's actually a
lot happening around the safety and efficacy of these vaccines.
So there's a big push that the FDA, I think unanimously
approved six to 17 year olds, now you're thinking why six to
17 year olds versus five to 11, which is what the previous
approval was. And I believe this is so that it gets on the
schedule. Once it's on the schedule, it's a lot harder to
to sue them. And in fact, why don't I bring up my favorite
girl here she is. The newly on woke the magnetar of omega
tardes. Naomi Wolf. She is she's actually working with her
company and quite an interesting group of lawyers to sue Pfizer.
Why is this machine hurtling on and what we can do about it?
Well, Leslie Manoukian, whose team there are a team of
lawyers, is suing Pfizer on our behalf, I'm allowed to announce
that now. So please, everyone support us all you can because
we have the legal bills coming in now. Their her argument is
that visor and the FDA are racing to roll out the emergency
use authorizations to shield Pfizer from liability. So if you
can fold it in under that EUA, it's harder to sue them. And
we've also learned that it's hard to sue the FDA in spite of
their public comment, which I think is window dressing,
because you have to exhaust all kinds of internal remedies
before you can sue them. So that's why I agree with her
strategy. Were going after Pfizer, first as a private
corporation. And also thank God our lawyers are aligning with 20
Attorneys General to who have supported them in the past
around the mask mandates. This may be premature to share. I
hope not. But I think this is important because the attorneys
general can bring criminal charges. And what the lawyers
have found abundantly is that their civil and criminal causes
of action. Whoa, whoa,
hang on. So don't bury the lead. She was the that's the group.
We've had him on the show been shot. They're the ones that went
to Florida, and had that massive win over was it masked, they now
officially on the program are showing
they are representing the war daily cloud volunteers and they
stepped up to do it. And they're the best legal team in the
country for this kind of work. And we're very, very, very
lucky. We also have all the 250 lawyers and they file five
attorneys general letters in five states. But there's nothing
like having the best team in the world. For this issue. The best
team in America should say US law is different than any other
law that already had this huge win to get masks off of you and
your kids when you travel on planes and other federal
temperate transportation.
Yeah, well, I'd love this Yeah, I can already see this she's got
she is there's no standing there's a standing issue.
There's no standing to sue which is always a problem that happens
all the time. You just can't randomly sue somebody when you
got nothing to do with it let's she's been injured or something
by a Pfizer vaccine. i This is
dead end. Well, it wasn't it was the same group that sued over
the mass mandate and they got that lifted. Why? Why do you
that wasn't a dead end they were versus successful why why? I
mean,
once Pfizer and the other was the state of Florida bureaucrats
I mean this competitions a little different for one thing
is going to go nowhere. This my prediction. Okay.
All right. Meanwhile, Canada is ramping up with some new
terminology. Remember, it's 1984 all over again. What we also
know from Dr. Tan This is the Canadian Health Minister, Shaul
Eve dewclaw,
and every other expert on COVID-19 is that although to
those who still still protects significantly well against
severe disease and death, two doses are not enough now to
protect against infection and transmission. And that is why we
are transitioning now to an up to date vaccination definition
of what it means to be adequately protected against
COVID 94 fully protected with two doses doesn't work anymore.
Dr. Tan said that last Friday is now up to date vaccination that
needs to be used when you talk about what Canadians should do
what so this that this whole thing from this guy is about,
we're stopping counting. We're just calling it up to date. I
think you identified this months ago that this was happening was
happening here if I recall,
up to date.
So up to date, so that's an interesting little change. Might
as well listen up
to date is so silly. Since we are up to date. Yeah, I shot you
get 40 Yeah, you're
good to go. You're up to date. The Prime Minister of Canada was
asked a question about how he seems to be very inconsistent
with his mask usage. Remember these as the saying goes rules
for the but not for me because I am Queen Justin,
your government continues to support mask mandates in the
House of Commons and in federally regulated places, like
airports, for example. But it appears that you wear a mask
inconsistently, and depending on different situations, the
Ontario government is lifting the remaining mask mandates very
shortly, do you still believe that a mask mandate should be in
place? And if so in what types of situations
now? Do you think you'll answer the question? And if so, how
will he answer the question?
Well, he's pretty good at beating around the bush and
running off and going on with some, you know, just a bunch of
bullcrap. He's good at that. So I would guess that's what he's
going to do. First of all, I understand how tired everyone is
of the pandemic, of the different rules and restrictions
that we have to go through. But most people understand that this
pandemic is not over yet. We continue to see our hospitals
filled with people suffering tremendous consequences. We
continue to see more spreads, we continue to run the risk of new
variants, and every step of the way, we will continue to be
guided by the very best science we can because our first and
primary responsibility is to make sure we're doing everything
we can to keep people safe.
There you go.
You got to answer the question, which wasn't there. He did not
wasn't the question asked? No, but he answered some questions
somebody must have asked somewhere somewhere along the
line.
So as the FDA is now also discussing pre six or six month
old vaccinations. We have a real problem with measuring the long
term efficacy of these vaccinations. And the problem is
as follows 10s of
1000s of people who volunteer to participate in the Pfizer and
moderna COVID-19 vaccine studies are still participating in
follow up research, though that's somewhat hampered because
many people who had been given a placebo shot opted to take the
vaccine instead.
The control group has gone they've lost the control group.
Everybody went I should probably get one.
Yeah, after all that propaganda, but you do.
So I don't feel good about this. At all. Now, World Health
Organization is renaming monkey pox.
Yes, yes. Yeah. Do we have? No monkey pox is racist it is.
I don't know why it's racist. But yes. What should we call it
though? They don't give us any. Any cool ideas?
No, there, we have to come up with their own ideas.
What could we do? Well, we
could come up with some ideas right here on the show. Well,
that's what
I'm thinking maybe. So it can't be anything about monkey pox at
all. In fact, we can't It can't even be called pox. So what is
another word for pox at these
should be just called Boyle's
Oh. Okay, now we have to give an idea In a fire to the boils,
contagious boils,
oh CBS contagious bolt boil syndrome.
Contagious boil syndrome I think
we have a winner. I'm writing it down. Boy. Yes. Yep. CBS Same
thing. Same as the network
boy syndrome.
CBS just see if
you got anything else. So I'm on COVID At the moment
now and he had the one thing I
did want to mention just this one. Where is it here? This is
this is all over the place and I think we played a clip about it
but study came out it's m five M reporting severe COVID 19 is
quote rare in unvaccinated people. And of course, you know
this is being blamed on the fact that vaccinated people are not
careful because they think that you know, it's safe and
effective.
Yeah, I just that's the irony if that if that's actually the
reason then the irony is beyond compare. It's almost like say a
disgrace shot I got a boost or I got double boost to let me go
out and party. I'm gonna kiss everyone I see. See Fauci
got to COVID again,
yeah, love that. Somebody else got it again. Lots of people get
into was although you're getting it constantly these guys
are this could just be a summer a little summer flu?
No, he would know. Yeah. All right. I got one little
intermediary thing to play here is this guy might be you know,
we lost a we'd lost a lot when we lost Nigel Farage from the
scene spouting out on the floor of the economic power or
economic the European Parliament. And
when you say we lost that means the show. Yes, the show show. We
mean, we lost a winner. Yes.
And so he's gone. But there's another guy that did. He's not
quite the same because he's not like a pro marries a communist.
But he's got some he's funny. And he's, he's, it's called is
Mick Wallace. He's an Irish politician. And he's I've got a
little spiel from him. This is a minute nine is very short. But
he goes off. He likes to go off on NATO. And I think it's pretty
good to listen to Him then He may be a substitute download
line. If we can get more of his clips,
Sweden and Finland making moves to join. The most aggressive
military bloc on Earth is a sign of how rotten and corrupted the
political class in Europe has become. We all know exactly what
NATO is a post war mechanism designed to maintain US
dominance and control over western Europe, advanced us
geostrategic interests, and violently suppressed socialism.
To pursue these aims, NATO has partnered with right wing
terrorists and fascist to conduct long campaigns of bloody
terror destabilization both in and outside Western Europe.
Everywhere he conducts operations, it leaves a trail of
destruction and destabilization behind us and persist often for
decades after the initial light of aggression. As the Pope has
recognized, NATO sowed the seeds of conflict in Ukraine, who will
pay for his facilitation and prolonging of the war, do us
cause the shots but as the EU and targeted states that have to
deal with the fallout and the instability, NATO will do
nothing for a peaceful Europe. It never has never will.
Wow, smattering of what I like is he's, you know, it's a
minute, he delivers his message in a minute. That's pretty cool.
Yeah. You know, whenever you get the United Nations tight groups
or NATO going into going into a country, what do they always
leave behind? What do they always bring to a country?
Cholera? Yes, sir. cholera in Mariupol. It's a cholera
outbreak. So, so obvious that that was awkward. It really is.
He was talking about that money. And I think I recall you had a
clip that broke down some of the $40 billion that we've sent. Did
you have something about that?
Not on this show? I made about three or four shows ago? Yeah,
I have a new one that that I want to play, which really shows
you how corrupt how full of crap this deal is. And it also
explains why is the Lensky is crying that they need more ammo
the and I think the President is preparing another billion dollar
package today. Package another billion dollar package 4 billion
the one more build away. Yeah. Because they haven't they're out
of bullets. Well, it makes sense. Because pretty much none
of them none of the money went to bullets.
Less than half of that is even available soon. Much of that
money is going out all the way to 2031 of the 19 billion that
will be made. made available right away. Only 4 billion.
Well, I'm sorry. It's 4 billion will go to US troops in Europe
to keep them there. That 10,500 troops we moved over there 9
billion will help the United States military buy new weapons
to replace the 3.3 billion and weapons they gave to the is like
they gave a Subaru to the Ukrainians. And now they want to
buy a Mercedes and 4 billion of it goes to help Ukraine finance
new weapons purchases, which won't be available for years to
come. And 1 billion almost goes to reimburse our allies for
stuff that they've already given to Ukraine. So almost none of
that money has actually made it to the battlefield here yet. And
the guys here say they're in desperate need.
So 4 million to troops out there already, plus the 9 million that
went to buying new stuff. The Military Industrial Complex did
about 13 $14 billion on this deal. And then we paid for the
shit the Europeans did Boris Johnson boasting and bragging
about the 100 and 50 million they spent, and it was our
money, apparently.
Unbelievable. It's crazy. And then taking credit as being the
lead guy.
There was this one sent me this is a podcast, Ray Pete the
things hidden punk podcast things hidden podcast. And they
had on this guy, it's very short minute. Now he's 84 years old.
But he's a nutrition researcher, scientist. And so when you hear
him, he's kind of talking like an 84 year old, which is Joe
Biden at 78. So he does have a couple of stutters and stuff,
but it's short enough that you can bear through it. He has some
interesting background information on changes that were
made in the 2014 pitch. Victoria Nuland et al, who went over
there and overthrew the government. And they changed
some other things such as constitutional law. And this guy
explains it, it will take you a second to focus in on how he
speaks, but then I should it should be okay.
Totally. origins are the word West reasons for supporting the
Victorian New London for my revolution. That was to impose a
change of constitutional law on Ukraine because they had passed
laws to protect the small group medium sized farmers who wanted
to produce the traditional crops not genetically modified the
West one and to destroy those laws to rewrite the
Constitution, so that Monsanto could write the laws.
Haven't played that one in ages? This makes total sense. Yeah,
this makes total sense. Monsanto came in you got to use our
seeds, you got to use our Roundup, whatever it is, and
they were reused. They rewrote the constitution to tell the
farmers what they could do. And that makes so much sense because
ever since buyer bought Monsanto makes nothing but sense to have
a farmer have a chemical company responsible for your food. That
sounds like a great idea. I this is this is evil. This is evil.
It is if that would that clip is even remotely true. But this
is what's been happening to farmers and ranchers in America
for 50 years.
And India.
Did you see the pictures of all the 10th reported 10,000 dead
cows in Kansas? No. Oh, okay. It's going viral right now. And
I asked Textus slim, who's you know, 12th generation rancher,
the beef initiative? And he says oh, you know the story as well
that it was so hot that the cows died climate change. Slim says
look at him these were they were ready. Ready for slaughter.
They're not healthy. They're unhealthy animals. So then yeah,
you just unhealthy you feed them Chia Doritos and Cheetos and
Captain Crunch and I'm not kidding. I know in the last in
the last few weeks to fatten them up and they die from it.
Beef American beef is going to be sold like caviar and we're
gonna get the bugs and the soy. Yes, yes, actually
Ukraine. Let's play the more money clip
more Money.
Oh, here we go.
President Biden today announced another billion dollars in
military aid for Ukraine, the allocation being built as the
single largest tranche of weapons and equipment since the
war began. The effort is intended to help stall Russia's
effort to overtake and control the Eastern Donbass region. The
aid reportedly will include anti ship missile launchers,
howitzers, and more rounds for the High Mobility Artillery
Rocket systems The West has already provided us will also
provide more money for humanitarian assistance aid was
announced in a meeting got underway in Brussels within 45
nations to discuss aid to Ukraine.
Like that? No, of course not.
And they're gonna start thinking Russian ships that'll do the
trick. Did you have a series equipped before
it? Did you see the latest video of Vladimir Putin? Where he's
doing? You have a I don't have a clip because it would make no
sense. But if there's no yes, they're claiming it's not about
what he says he's shaking, his his arms are shaking, his legs
are unstable. The adding to the to the stories that he has
Parkinson's. You know, he apparently carries around a poop
case so that he can poop in the box so no one can see you know,
can analyze his poop
which I stories very creative.
I think it's I think it's super duper. I like it a lot. I
bought box. Where's my poop box?
I got it. And just one other thing just for timing. And I'm
sure you have some more in Ukraine. I got a note that the
US military is sending civil affairs soldiers to NATO
countries now to prepare for rebuilding Ukraine in 2023. So
they they expect the realisation to be over by 2023. And and the
the Civil Affairs soldiers will be in pretty soon to help
rebuild it all. Well, that
makes nothing but sense that we've always believed that this
is part of it Bechtel somehow behind the war. And so they can
rebuild. And but this is interesting is little switch on
this switcheroo on the on the methodology. In the olden days,
we would do the rubble lysing. But this time we suckered the
Russians into doing the rough allies, and they've done a
pretty decent job. But we've given you know, given the
Ukrainians enough weapons that they can do some verbalizing
themselves, but we didn't really do any realizing at all. So this
is a step in the right direction. Well, it means that
they're up allies without really doing any wrong. I don't
see how all of this waste and death and destruction can be any
type of step in the right direction.
In the right direction.
Hey, John dvorak.org
step in the right direction. But you mentioned climate change.
You did one climate right. What
about the Ukraine? Mercenaries?
Oh, yeah, I was gonna ask you Do you want me to play the Ukraine?
Mercy is a pretty interesting.
Yes, we will I what I heard is a whole bunch of dudes were
arrested. They were all all American soldiers. I mean,
consultants. I mean, was it academies Z?
There's a lot of a lot of it explained in these four clips.
I want to do this.
The US State Department says it is quote, aware of unconfirmed
reports of two US citizens captured in Ukraine. It would be
the first time Americans have been captured by Russian
soldiers during this war. They are believed to be among the
1000s of foreigners who have joined the fight in Ukraine. It
is risky, dangerous, and the State Department encourages
Americans not to travel there. Earlier this month to British
men also cash Wouldn't you
say discourages to discourage from traveling. They're
encouraging to not travel. There's weird.
Which structure is dubious? Yes, thank you
travel there. Earlier this month, two British men also
captured by Russians were charged as mercenaries and
sentenced to death. These men all have their own stories,
their own reasons for going and their own experiences once they
are in Ukraine. That includes a group of Americans and Brits who
have formed a unit that is fighting in the east and Paris
Ryan Lucas has their story.
So I'm very curious about the story. Because what I know what
I've heard, and I believe, is that this is just our military.
And we're paying for them. And we're handing out people to go
and train but you know, that training goes Hey, watch how I
do it.
So I really said that that's not expressed in this particular
series. I didn't didn't report that. But I only have four
clips. I did jump a few elements because it was too long. It was
like 20 minutes. Yeah, that's 10 so I only have four clips out of
it, but I think you get a kind of a feeling for it. And there's
a lot of these guys. Yeah, you know, it's hard to say this
could be all proper Ghana for all I know,
hey, you know, this is big money by the way. There's the vets all
the time are getting calls. Hey, you want to go to a security
detail? Over here? We'll go over to this country do that country.
This is an active industry.
Yeah, you think so. But with the listen to these guys, you're not
getting paid anything suppose. I don't know
bullshit a video taking late last month in eastern Ukraine, a
group of soldiers creeps through the woods and comes to the edge
of the clearing. Russian armored vehicles rumbling about 100
yards away one of the soldiers Niels puts an anti tank weapon
to his shoulder and fires. The Russian vehicle explodes the men
in the video are a small group of Americans and Brits who came
to Ukraine to fight the Russian invasion. During a recent break
and key for some rest. For men from that team agreed to talk to
me about their experience. Some of them are comfortable using
the first names. Other spoke on the condition that NPR doesn't
disclose their identities. We meet on a Sunday afternoon in a
hip outdoor cafe in central Kenya. Where would you like to
start? That's the group's commander like most men on their
team. He's a military veteran. In his case, a 30 year old
former captain in the British Army. He's got a shock of short
blonde hair in his callsign he says half joking is Princess he
says he was relaxing on a beach in the Middle East when the war
started. And like many people, he didn't think it would last
long. But after Ukraine held on for a few days, he decided to
come help. And I
was I was shaking. My hands are shaking when I made the
decision. And I was on day two or three day three of the war.
But I can sit back drinking margaritas on the beach when I
knew that I could have some sort of effect even if it had just
been the humanitarian aid or just training the locals. I
didn't expect to be doing what I am doing now. The other
Brit at the table, the former Royal Marine Commando followed a
similar path. After the war started, he quit his job as a
security contractor in Iraq and flew back to England. He packed
a bag caught a flight to Poland, and then crossed the border into
Ukraine. nearly days he says were chaotic. And included a run
in with Ukraine's intelligence service, the SBU we had a few
few problems. The SBU kicked the door down a couple of times ago,
we were spies, you know, put weapons to our heads and very
quickly realized where were their friends and they were
sweet after that. The Brits
at the table are chatty, the Americans less so. One of them
is a former Navy SEAL, who listens closely but doesn't say
much. The other is a 22 year old from Tampa, Florida. His name is
Edie.
Okay, so we're supposed to believe that this group of young
men 2030 year olds, that they just feel such pride in, in what
Ukraine is doing that they decide to go defend fight
against the bad brewski for free. Just go over there and
Hangouts and we'll form a little battalion. No, wait, as you
would say, I'm not buying it
and you probably shouldn't buy it and the thing that's
interesting to me about this is you listen to the report this
guy who's doing the report for NPR does not tat talk it in NPR
pace there's no way he's ever worked for NPR he's talking like
he's a fast talker. He seems more like a spook and I can
descend so this was produced and from scratch by one of the
agencies and delivered delivered as a package Yeah, I think was
delivered as a package because this guy then the reason is is
that one that one little aspect the unit they always screw up
something and in this case is the guy that reporter himself
he's a he's more like Ben Shapiro with fast talker fast
toddler not quite that but yeah, it's a no no. Ben Shapiro is
definitely not definitely not the NPR we are going to look at
this incredible group of commandos in Louisville when
they go out into the field. They spent a lot of people into the
field to do reports like this and none of them are like this
guy. This guy is totally alien to the to the gestalt of the NPR
environment he just doesn't fit in it seems and the way he's
presenting it as a little matter of fact a little listen to
matter of fact I got a lot of issues. So we skip over now. I
skipped a bunch and we continue with clip three former Airborne
Ranger 375 I got out in October went to college got job got my
dream car, which is Dodge Challenger. Anyways, yeah how to
add a really good life you know, GI Bill pack got
his got his okay. So he got his dream car from his signing
bonus.
Anyways, yeah, I had a really good life. You know, GI bill
paying for my school had a awesome girlfriend I was with
for like, four years.
But after the war started, he dropped it off. He sold his car
bought a plane ticket to in fact he says because his family
canceled the first one along with his credit cards, including
Ukraine and all them are happy to be here. They feel a sense of
purpose. But the decision to come to Ukraine hasn't sat well
with their families back home. Here's princess.
So initially, when I said I was coming over here, my mom was
like holding on to my arm screaming cry, you can't go You
can't go to persuade her that I was doing humanitarian aid job
because that's what I was coming to do.
But once he took up arms
job, he had the cut cost job, their job is your job. I'm
sorry. He says humanitarian aid job. He didn't say providing
humanitarian aid going to help the people of Ukraine. No, I'm
doing a humanitarian aid job. There's your cover right there.
You can't go to persuade her that I was doing humanitarian
aid job because that's what I was going to do.
But once you took up arms, he says he had to cut contact with
her. He's in a group chat with other family members who keep
her informed. But he says he can't deal directly with her
constant worrying. It's a similar situation for Edie.
Yeah, really. It's the same. They're completely against it.
But I mean, I don't really care for their opinions. Like there's
million people out here getting killed and stuff. I think that's
more important. And then for them to be against me leaving I
think that's selfish. But you haven't spoken to my family
since I left. And I really don't care. I think what I'm doing
here is more important.
Their motivations to come to Ukraine, Barry mentioned being
outraged by the brutality of Russian forces. This is also an
opportunity to use the skills they learned in the military.
And under the surface, perhaps there's also an attraction to
the violence of war. These men are among the 1000s of
foreigners who flocked to the country to fight. But unlike
Ukrainian soldiers, the foreigners still have a lot of
freedom to pick whom they team up with, and where they fight.
Now, at any point did this fast talking to NPR reporter? Did he
at any point ask so how are you funding yourself? Do you have
rent back home that you're paying for? Are you sending
money back home? How are you paying for?
Yeah, he did. Oh, okay. Is it in this next may be in the next
clip, which is clip four. There may be some mention of it. But I
can tell you the rest is I listened to the whole thing. And
I can answer all the questions.
Well, how what are they doing for money?
As they're doing it? There's there's there's debt, GoFundMe,
basically, they're they're spending their own money,
they're getting bringing their own weapons or they're buying
their own food. They're doing it self funded. So they're not
getting paid according to this report. I'm just that's and
you'll see here some of that in this last clip
Princess says that weariness on the part of the Ukrainians was
not
when the Legion was created, it got a very bad reputation
because all of a sudden you had 1000s of morons. Walter Mitty is
inexperienced airsofters who thought they knew it all coming
in and trying to tell everyone that they were amazing. And the
Ukrainian saw straight through it.
Ukrainian military, though has issues of its own. These men say
the Ukrainians don't really do a lot of planning. And that
process, they're sort of like our has a thing go and do that.
Which generally doesn't work very well.
Ukrainians command and control they say is spotty at best. And
they're beset with basic battlefield communication
problems. And there's often no way for Ukrainian units to talk
to each other, or coordinate with artillery. One reason
operation in the middle of a firefight, the Ukrainian wanted
them to rush forward with him to retrieve his men somewhere in
the woods. We wanted their help, because he had no way to
communicate with his own men, other than talking to them in
person.
There's so many different units within there, we didn't have any
comms of any other unit. And we had the drama of on the way out
being fired out by another Ukrainian unit because you know,
the blue and blue has to happen out here all the time.
Basically,
blue on blue is military lingo for friendly fire.
Okay, well, they did I guess I didn't put that clip in there.
But yeah, they claim that they're doing all this on their
own dime. So well, the very dubious a guy told Greenwood's
it is a very dubious report. But once you started mentioning it,
I started realizing this fast talk and reporter
who does is not the one that fits in
it doesn't fit in with the NPR reports. And they have plenty of
people in the field doing all kinds of reporting. And this
guy, this entire package, which again was long. I mean, I
couldn't guide the clipping to be 30 clips to get the whole
thing in there. But it's it's very, it doesn't make any sense.
The guy got his dream car. He had a girlfriend for four years
as a good happy family out of the military. And he's just as
screw it, saw my car, I'm ditching my girlfriend. I'm
going to here to help these people because they can't help
themselves. I don't know whether you're rational. Well, I
I thoroughly wholeheartedly believe you have people like
Malcom Nance, the LARPer who do this? Saddle up, get ready to
go. I am so yeah, I am seeing reports. Just a couple of
searches that the official name is the International legion of
Territorial Defense of Ukraine. It appears that there's $3,300 a
month in stipend to receive
that was mentioned story 300 bucks a month, which is 33 the
magic number in their report, but the 3300 month did what they
were going to get if you went through that system which was
this to call a foreign legion by the one guy we're talking about
this is the I joined the Foreign Legion but they didn't know what
they were doing. And they were just a bunch of idiots and this
other guy kind of touched on it, there's a bunch of boneheads
that came over. So I had to quit that and find a battalion or
group that will fight with it. The whole thing is bogus that
the Spanish Civil War
Russia today had inter interesting story about babushka
Zed. babushka said, she is the new meme in Russia,
grandmother with the Soviet flag. In Russia, she is known as
babushka Zed, and has become one of the main symbols of support
for the war in Ukraine. Women's dollar. It all started with this
video back in April busco walks towards two Ukrainian soldiers,
they offer her some foods. Then they take the flag off her and
stomp on it. So the woman feeling insulted, gives back the
food. My parents died for that flag. She says what was going on
for the Kremlin? This was propaganda gold dust. A rare
example of a Ukrainian who regrets the collapse of the
Soviet Union and looks at Russians as liberators. Within
days, babushka started to appear everywhere in Russia, murals,
drawings, clothes, toys, bumper stickers of I was gonna go hymns
and songs dedicated to her. Russian officials even unveiled
a statue of her in Mariupol.
With cholera? Yeah. This woman is a really iconic little little
old lady there with her her Soviet Union flag, and she's
babushka Zed. Zed, of course, being the Z being the forbidden
letter in the alphabet, in many European countries now,
especially Germany, can't just post a Z. Do you post the z then
you're carrying water for Putin? babushka.
Is that all about?
Well, this this Z with a lot with a little line through the
diagonal? You've seen it? You've seen it on trucks on the tanks.
Yeah. That is the that is the liberation that is the symbol
for the Russian Liberation of the Nazi ified Ukraine, which of
course is you know, Russian disinformation. So we need to
forbid that from being used. Likes I got Are we done with
Ukraine? Because I'm done with Yeah,
I'm done with Ukraine. I just wanted to play a couple of these
clips and see what the hell what kind of that would bowl crapped
a throne?
I think you nailed it. Yeah, this is. We there's no
information of any value coming out from the news media on this
war. We don't really don't know anything.
No, they're terrible. They're, they're hopeless, and
useless. And there's reason for it. Because I know what the
reason is, yeah, to cop to make excuses for hyperinflation, no,
climate change well, and that it's beautiful for everything.
But that, but that's part of it. Climate change because of high
prices. That's the move we have to make. And that's the way out
of the out of the inflation is to switch to solar and wind. Did
you see this? I mean, I had to laugh when I read it. This
lambda AI that this Google engineer, he posted a call,
quote unquote, conversation he had with this AI and he got
fired for presenting it to his bosses as sent sentient. So
it's, it's living its human.
I find this story to be bullcrap. From the get go? Of
course it is.
Did you already get fired? him because he's because he's
waiting to happen. You just can't fire someone randomly.
Well, they didn't fire
him. They put him on administrative leave with pay.
So he wasn't fired. I'm sorry, he wasn't fired. But he posts
this thing where he's talking about feelings. And now and I
showed it to a couple of AI experts. And I would say that
30% A third of the three I spoke to, like, oh, yeah, this is how
great it's going to be. They're nuts. And the other ones like
Well, that looks exactly like the training dataset that was
entered and it's really quite unsophisticated. And, and it's
the probably the correct response. Yeah. And all you
realize is the only thing that's really different between what
this guy's lamda and like Alexa, you know, Google Home or Siri is
it is it is just more conversational. They've just
added more stuff about feelings. And you know how it's
been good. This sort of thing is an expert system. It's been
developed since the 1980s. When these things were invented, it's
bound to get fairly 40 years 45 years or 42 years is bound to
get better. Yeah.
But to me this to me this is just as as real as the as the
ABA projection. Now, it's it's a trick you read this, you're
like, Oh, my God, I can't believe this computer is talking
in full sentences. I've never seen this before. Well, yeah. If
you put in all those sentences for it to use. Yeah, and you
know, and I get emails from producers. Look at this, like
this Bogut if really the guy got no put on administrative leave
for for exposing it. It's no, no, no, no, no.
Exposing the subject of climate change. Oh, actually, this is a
hydrogen reporter guy. You gotta keep up with this. Promise that
you're doing hydrogen?
Yes. Okay. Hydrogen as Queen Ursula. Oh, that's Queen Ursula.
So hydrogen plays a large part in the search for alternative
fuels. Its waste product is just water. At the high temperature
fuel cells plant. Researchers like Davide poo Miglia are
convinced this combustible gas is the way forward. He designs
and builds battery cells. This machine can produce not only hot
water to heat the home, but also electricity
quickly supposedly will. This machine is used to heat up fuel
cells. Its function is to use hydrogen or any other
combustible gas to produce electricity and heat in an
extremely efficient way the veena
for now who Miglia says the costs are still too high to
produce this kind of energy on a larger scale. But newer
technologies and wider public use could bring costs down
eventually
functional when I see my mother in general terms, if you imagine
that to produce a kilowatt of power with these machines cost
about 10,000 euros in order to be perfectly competitive with
the current technology to produce power, which we are used
to, for example, the combustion engine, we would have to lower
that cost to about 4000 euros per kilowatt.
Where was that report from?
I think it was in TD the most
fun dynamic. Voiceover ever
yell was it right up there.
I've seen it. So
I got a letter from a guy who worked for a few cell fuel cell
company. Bill and he writes, I worked on a product testing and
programming and controls on a very cold gay kid very cold Gay
Day. In Latham, New York at 10 degrees Fahrenheit, I got a call
about testing rig air operator could not start the rig. The
exhaust line pressure was too high. I went outside and looked
at the exhaust pipes. It had an ice ball in it. After heating
the producer, hearing the producers h2 car story I can
only picture fuel cell cars with the tailpipes frozen in winter.
And I was thinking about this. They these things produce water
that goes out the tailpipe and splashes your car behind you.
This is it. Can you imagine driving around in subzero
weather with one of these things throwing this because the ice is
going to come out as ice is going to freeze by time it hits
the car behind you is going to freeze in the tailpipe. This is
another technology I was thinking about this today. That
doesn't work in cold weather. Electric cars don't work in
silos
or whether they're very poorly actually. Yeah.
So most of these technologies into hydrogen, I didn't think
about it until this story is not going to work in in Minnesota.
No.
No. Yeah. Or or in Texas in the winter for that reason, for that
matter. We've had some pretty cold winters recently, you know,
get subzero there. Yeah,
we remember we had Snowmageddon? Yes, no, make it we had the ice
cars. When are the ice cars? The fuel cell car would not working
that whether
there's the what's the is the Mi IRA, I think is is one of these
hydrogen cars. Yeah, that one from Toyota? Yeah. So they're,
they're giving they sell you the car with $15,000 worth of fuel
credit. Yeah. Which I think is necessary. It doesn't look
there. It doesn't seem all that cheap, you know, the
infrastructure
$1,000. But there's a bunch of discounts. You get it down to
about 30. And which you can do that with electric car too.
There will be a hydrogen. round the corner from me. I'm looking
at where do you get the hydrogen?
Well, you have to drive to California. Of course, that's
where you get your
high again, I have four not one pump, but four pumps just around
the corner from me at a Union Station. They didn't have fun or
hydrogen pumps are going to install. So I can monitor how
many people go there and stuff like that because I go by that.
Yes. What
I'd like you to do is I'd like you to go there monitor, write
down all the license plate numbers, and then report back.
As you go, a rare acid, John, but I do have one for you. I'm
interested if you've heard this report, and if not, if you can
tell me at the end. Well, I'll have the question for you after
this clip
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quick report on two of our meetups. The first one let's see
is from Dane Jennifer Ouida, who had the organize a big meetup
and she says it was far too noisy at the Alamo to pass the
phone around. So I'll get everyone to write out a note for
you and she attached a picture of it my brother Joshua created
the sign for the meetup took the group picture for us transcript
of the notes minus the email addresses is as follows. It's
your first female drunk donate toward Dame Ellen of the dream
realm happy to meet my new GA crew. Elliot right of the Attila
the Hun. Fine hitting the mouth about six months ago going to
need a D douching. Soon, thanks to Dame Jennifer of the Gypsy
nation for putting this together. Hey, Adam, John, thank
you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you love you guys from Ben. Hey,
Adam and John. It's Nate. Fine. Thanks, dudes. And Dame Jennifer
concludes not a bad turnout for the first meetup in this area.
Indeed, a great time was had by all with lots of great
conversation beer and food. And for me, Dame Jennifer wieder, I
say thank you for your courage and look forward to listening to
today's show. We appreciate that you organize that Dame Jennifer,
now a meet up from the Deutschland, the Munich
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garden with the sun just going down couple of spooks in the
tree line and we're a little bit disappointed
because the we're here with a pole and the Brits and we've
recruited a Romanian and yet we have no Germans.
Yeah, I guess the nine Euro ticket did help to get them over
here.
So yeah, I guess we need to get your gorgeous and highly
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There you go. Deutschland falling down. happening with you
Adam onions. Here is an overview of a couple of meetups coming up
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down. He's going to South Carolina then Colorado and back
again. He's going all over the place telling people what is
healthy beef. And he's coordinated with Dame Jennifer
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that will include the special guests Texas slim who will be
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Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and
days. You wouldn't be when you won't be triggered or you
wouldn't be everybody feels the same. Is like a party
like a party. See? I did have to Did you bring any ISOs today for
under show stuff? No, I dropped the ball. Okay, well, it's a
choice between two then we're changing people's lives. For
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Okay. First of all, you violated your rule that you keep throwing
at me.
Yes, we're changing people's lives and violated again, I'm a
violator.
And the other one's better.
I agree. At the same time, I think that was just better.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Let me see. Do we have what
else? Do you have something on your list? That must be
something we still need to discuss? Oh, yeah,
we can do a couple of things. I do have the election stuff that
I like to keep up with the 20 election stuff. 2020 election?
Well, let's talk about that for just a second. I'm hearing you
know, Moe doesn't believe me either. But I still think
there's there's a 49% chance that they're just gonna have to
beg Michelle Obama. What? That's a great,
why would you say Moe doesn't believe you? Either, when you
don't know my opinion,
because I've brought this up to you before and you've said no,
that's never gonna happen. Okay, have you changed your opinion?
You change your opinion? No, that's never gonna happen.
So who else? So we've identified Democrats are in huge trouble
with running some budge on that
they are kicking Biden out the New York Times Don Lemon,
clearly the driving force of the Democratic Party.
Yes, I agree with that. Okay. But that doesn't mean he won't
run again. You know, he gets some popular who knows, because
they've been covering it, they're gonna stop covering for
him. The way I complain about constantly when I play these
clips, and then that'll be the end of him, but until they stop,
stop covering for him, which the media is doing, until that
happens, I do not see him not running again.
But what part of the New York Times and Don Lemon Did you
miss? They are literally stopping covering for him. They
are asking the hard questions.
I think media in general is covering from that you have one
editorial a big deal and we have Don Lemon, you know, midnight,
sensation. overnight sensation. Yeah. overnight sensation. Okay.
And then the thing is, and I'll say this again, who else unless
somebody crops up out of the blue. I mean, they don't have
anyone unless they have Cheney become a Democrat. She'd
probably run. But they don't have anybody and Harris is too
dumb. To she's not likable. She's something is does. She has
basic annoyance.
I think we're beyond that. Someone has to have some kind of
strike. What would we recommend? Because I know I be all down
about it. Okay. I have nobody to recommend. I think President
Mike is the way to go.
President Mike.
Hello. Big Mike.
Big Mike black guy.
It's a bad joke. Michelle, Big Mike.
Oh. Oh, now
it catches. There's a guy named Big Mike. That's that's on Fox a
lot.
No, I know. I know.
Michelle's out she doesn't want to do and she's not they're not
going to put up with that. They had to find a political but they
haven't got anybody who in the Democrat Party. Because take
could run for president and be effective, or
I don't know. Only Biden. Nobody. I just wanted just a
quick follow up. He recalled that with some Glee, we noticed
that Boeing was very angry about the Air Force One deal that
Trump cut with them, because they couldn't do they couldn't
charge for overruns. And they were going to lose a billion
dollars on the plane a million. So So here, so what have they
done now? Oh, we have a problem with the plane and it's Trump's
fault. And the problem is he wanted a new paint scheme which
moves away from the baby blue to a much darker color blue on the
aircraft and navy blue. And, and Boeing is saying well, back to
the drawing board on that because, you know, that will
heat up the hole more and there are some compartments that will
need retooling we're gonna have to redo some stuff. That wasn't
in
that nonsense. Politico. They reported on it they paint the
plain black it will do that there's planes that are painted
black.
Oh, hold on, huh? It is absolutely a fact that a darker
shade is certainly might be a thicker coat, it will feed up
the aircraft. I mean, there's paint on an aircraft is not just
a simple thing
that I agree with that but I'm Come on. I've seen that paint
scheme is not that different. And it's definitely not enough
to heat up the plane. And how do you account for planes like the
Playboy planes are always painted black? Yeah, but they
didn't ask bowls but it says an excuse this renegotiate the
contract. Nice try. And anyone who buys it who buys this
nonsense. They'll, they'll buy it or may think and of course
they're gonna buy it. Of course they will. Oh, of course, you
know, the Playboy plain didn't have sensitive equipment. You
know, that could heat up it did fry? No. All right. Yes, you're
right. As always, well, we look forward to deconstructing more
for you on Sunday. I'll go I'm gonna go straight to C span and
watch the riveting coverage of the J six Jan six one slash six.
Make sure we you know, I think yeah, so but yeah, but I gotta I
gotta see what's what's coming. What's new? Yeah, of course.
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