madness in New Zealand Stop the presses.
Adam curry Jhansi Devora Thursday, September
15 2022. This is your award winning gizmo nation media
assassination episode 1486. This
is no agenda, knocking on
the door and broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas hill
country. Here in FEMA Region number six in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley where the train strikes gonna do
us a lot of good. I'm John C. Dvorak
skills. Just a programming note. I have among the backup system
today. So there may be like a tad more delay than normal. But
backup system? Well, one of the several ones I have this is the
this is the MiFi.
The internet is not up to
par. Yeah, it's going in and out. And then the next step will
be to go to Starlink. But Starling definitely has a delay.
Oh,
that's no good.
No, no, it's great for porn.
This is borderline. Okay. I'll tell you what the problem is.
Yeah. It's you. What do you mean? You don't sound your
normal self?
Oh, that's because it's probably getting squeezed coming down the
line to you. The codec is making him Yeah, something like that.
Yeah. Yeah. Well, I'm sorry. Everyone else will hear me just
fine. But you sound great. That's all that counts. Hey,
John. We before we before we do anything we have breaking news
this morning. I know that we have to talk about the train
strike. But I woke up to the news that our governor here
Greg, what do you call them? Glenn Abbott? Glen Abbott, and
have it not too bad. Not to be outdone by Ron DeSanto. They're
in Florida, you know, sending migrants to Martha's Vineyard
via charter airplane? No, no, he's taking it one step further.
Breaking news for you. This has been a busy morning already. We
are going live to pictures from Washington DC. And the latest
report is that there have been immigrants by bus dropped off at
VICE PRESIDENT Kamala Harris's. This is just outside her home.
You can see from these pictures of dozens, I would say more than
100. I don't know if there are multiple hundreds of people
outside on the lawn there. But not a small number of people
outside, not the White House. But vice president Harris's home
address,
which is the Naval Academy. And there's all these people just
hanging around like, you know, masks on half of them on cell
phones, trying to get free Wi Fi.
You know, this guy, I have to say I get he's got a sense of
humor,
he gets points, he gets points for that. And it's kind of the
whole thing is disturbing, obviously, because we're using,
we're using people as political peons, which of course, is you
know, anyone who comes in through this manner is being
used that way. But holy crap, this is this is next level.
Hey, you know, they're all asked What do you mean, they don't
just force them into a bus and ship them off wherever they want
to go? No, all supposedly they're all asked you want to go
to Chicago? Do you want to go to New York? And I guess the
question is, you want to go to Washington, DC, we'll drop you
off right in front of the Vice President of the United States,
you will take your right there. How about it? And I mean, I
should probably say yes, the
sad thing is, it should be we're not going to ask you, we're
gonna send you back. That's what it should be.
Well, that's what it would be under normal circumstances. But
since they refuse to do that, that's just and they're going to
distribute them anyway. I mean, the government has been doing
that with with secret airplane flights and buses themselves and
shipping them all over the place. Let the states do it. And
they will designate where they're gonna go. I hope so.
After asking them of course. I hope that you like to meet the
Vice President of the United States where I would do we'd
like to meet the Vice President of the United States. Oh, see?
Okay, we'll put you this drop you right out of it or out
nice one, John. Oh, see great. Yeah. So then it's gonna say
after after this hilarious moment because I do see the
humor of it and I like I like the American political humor
creeping back into the lexicon that's fun it felt like Atlas
Shrugged. Like finally they did it they did something to the
trains and this is you know, the
train thing coming up. Oh, yeah. This you know, this train was
transit clips on this. This train strike. which is going to
be tomorrow night? I believe or tonight maybe it's tonight
Friday they they say that they they have some tentative
agreement as of 5am This morning I don't know see exactly
I have a bunch of clips I know we're gonna play them all but
they tend to be all they're all about one thing I mean the
strikers are there would be strikers they are not being
treated right because it none of none of these guys were
mentioned they real elephant in the room which is the fact that
their rail companies forced a vaccine on a bunch of people a
lot of them quits I got 20 years and screw you I'm out of here.
Right well,
this is the problem with all with the health sector with with
the airports. This is this is the same Yeah, and
it's never mentioned I've got a report here from CNBC, which I
think has the best material because it's about the what's
going to happen to the economy. And there's also a rail strike
at NPR short 31 second clip, which kind of kind of summarizes
it but again, never mentions the forced vaccinations.
Well, let's do the NPR short first just to get into the mood.
Unions representing us freight rail workers are on track. To
strike as early as midnight Friday morning and as Frank
Morris of member station case you are reports pressure to
avert a strike is building
Americans are coming to grips with the implications of a
freight rail strike missed deliveries of chemicals, fuel
and raw material. hobbling water, plants, power plants and
factories produce rotting new cars gathering dust and
passenger rail service shut down across parts of the country.
Work rules are the sticking point.
I understand this is supposed to be about 30% of all goods
transported across the country is done by rail.
I think more than net but I don't know the number. But I
will say I had to stop that clip after that pun at the beginning.
I am not putting up with this. I
agree. Well done. Just screw those guys. All right, CNBC.
Yeah, they have to kind of do economic financial angle. So
maybe trust
they leave out in fact stuff too, but at least they did
reports very complete. All you ever need to know this
is being left out of every single report about you know
Heathrow about people about airlines in general. I mean,
they never say Well, yeah, but the health care personnel. They
never say, Oh, it was so many people quit. It's just poop just
glossed over. And we're just supposed to think that it's
normal. It's the new normal. There we go.
The United States could be heading into the first rail
strike in 30 years rail strike. Two of the largest railroad
unions in the country still haven't come to a compromise
that consequences would be catastrophic shipments of food,
coal, oil, just about anything you can think of would be
disrupted. Prices would soar. The Brotherhood of locomotive
engineers and train men and smart transportation division
account for about half of all union employees they have until
midnight Friday to come to an agreement. main sticking point
here isn't money per se instead, unions want better working
conditions and access to paid or unpaid sick leave. In a
statement the President of one of the unions wrote in part the
average American would not know that we get fired for going to
the doctor this one thing has our members Most Enraged and now
unions argue companies penalize them for taking off for such
things as emergencies and illnesses but the American
Association of railroads reports it wants the companies to deal
with these issues locally. It's a railroad company is already
preparing for a potential work stoppage Union Pacific reporting
it's taking steps to prevent further supply chain disruption
Amtrak canceling all long distance trains tomorrow except
for some in the Northeast
aren't the union's in the Biden administration all buddy buddy?
Can't
it good paying union jobs? Yeah. Or is this an area legs?
Hey, man, you okay? They're just yelling Biden isms all over the
place.
So, man, I Yes, it should be but the end. If you start when you
dig deeper and deeper into the story, it turns out that these
these, this, this is kind of new that should go to the doctor,
you get fired. They're so short handed. And we've gotten some
letters. We got people that work on the railroad that listen to
our show. I have one they've told us all this stuff. And
they've told us a lot of stuff, including the fact that they're
shorthand and so they can't really afford to lose somebody
for you know the now you can't go For the doctor, but then they
firemen it makes it even worse. They're really this is a mess
this whole situation, let's go to step two of this.
Oh, I'm sorry. Actually clip two. I didn't see you had one
rail, rail strike to crux is that the one? You're saying clip
to a very short clip. Okay. One of
the carriers, they have a problem with staffing with
retaining and recruiting employees. And that's a real
difficulty, therefore, they're putting a lot of pressure on
employees.
If I was talking to a buddy yesterday, and you know, IRS
came up and I, of course made one of those, well, you know,
they're hiring, they're gonna, they're gonna grow they're gonna
be auditing people. And we came back is now it's very unlikely
he works in the business accounting says nobody here
believes they can hire that many people. There's not that you
can't get that there's no accountants. Certainly it's
starting salary. 60 grand no one's taking those jobs. No
one's going to apply. At least not now. So I'm sure this this
no one wants to work, John.
Well, not as you have to have a Vax.
Well, the answer is that of course, but in general, I think
that people have just soured. Quiet quitting. That's what it's
called.
Yeah, the problem is you still have bills to pay.
Yes. Okay. Gotcha.
I mean, by no giveaway a lot of money but at some point, it's
like, well, you know, maybe I better find something to do.
Although of $22 an hour and McDonald's, you know, on you
know, people a lot of
literally checking out and, you know, living in, you know, on
couches and doing a gig when they need some money and then
cutting out again, it's like that gig economy thing kind of
caught on. But there has to be gigs. People don't want to do
real. My work doesn't define me.
That's what I hear.
rail strike three.
With no deal. The economy's already getting squeezed and
prices are going up. Ethanol a key component of gasoline
shipped entirely by rail soaring, the shipment of ag
products is slowing or in some cases stopping entirely. The
Biden administration wants to divert that volume to trucks.
But the American Trucking Association says idling all
trains would require more than 460,000 additional long haul
trucks every day, which is not possible.
Hey, man, they better work this out this this is not this was
not this will not be good. They got to figure this shit out.
This will not end well.
will burn Bernie Sanders suit just takes a different approach.
Now I have this clip of Bernie making some comments which I
just think are stupid. But let's have I have a little pre clip.
Because he does the following with the rail strike for clip
was the President and I do wonder.
I do as you as you wonder. Oh, he does? He does. He does wonder
I do wonder.
I do I do wonder I do wonder wonder now why do you wonder
exception with this? Is the same with because what is
the point of adding the word due? to wonder? If you wonder
the I wonder that means something, doesn't it? Yes. What
is it? What is I wonder? I wonder about this? I wonder
about that? How is that different than I do wonder? I
think what is the point of adding the word do I
think it's a contraction? Contraction? Of what have I
really do wonder? So the dropping the really, and it's
meant to sound sincere by adding a do in there. And yeah, hey,
man, gay used to mean something different to so just as you
say it, can you say I do do wonder? Because a lot of this
seems to be just a lot of do do.
I'm with you. I am with now there's here's what I think
whenever someone add to do before typically it's believe,
or in this case wonder. I think it's a lie. I do believe now I
think that's because you're trying to convince yourself your
belief. Oh, you
think it might be a tell? Yeah, I
think it's a tough
posture to be hostile. I never thought of that. But now Now
that you say that, I'm going to I'm going to start thinking that
way. Let's go with the full clip to show what the typical Bernie
stuff
is the President and I do wonder if the CEO of the railroad or
other top executives at that railroad. I wonder if they would
get fired if they got sick, or if they had a medical emergency
in their families.
I'd like a specious straw man thing he does it constantly and
people think this has great
yeah. So here I think is the update on the situation as of
early this morning
labor secretary Marty was saying this all came together overnight
while many were sleeping and hoping for the best here. After
more than 20 hours of talks between rail companies and
unions for rail workers, they say this deal came together that
balances the needs of those workers, the nation's economy
and also for those real corporations, President Biden to
also celebrating this tentative deal here saying it will keep
the nation's critical rail system working and avoid
disruption of the economy that will also give workers better
pay improved working conditions and also peace of mind for
workers around their health care costs. All of which he says our
hard earned hard earned
Yes, I don't know. Well, this was candidate will see it they
have to use the it goes back to the the union members they have
to say okay, and if they say okay, this is a go, they better
they better, they better. I agree. Now, this this dovetail
it might not. You never know.
He's dovetails nicely into the exclusive interview. Nancy
Cortez had with Janet Yellen on the CBS Evening News and the
train strike also came up. These are short
while tonight the Biden ministration is working to avoid
a rail strike that could derail an already fragile. CSS. Nancy
Cortez spoke exclusively with Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen,
a day after a government report showed inflation has not eased.
inflation remains a problem. It obviously is of tremendous
concern to Americans.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen cited rising costs for rent and
groceries as two of the biggest concerns.
We hope to see substantial improvement over the coming
year.
Do you think inflation is close to peaking?
I don't want to get involved in month by month forecast. I do
believe it'll come down I believe.
So let's listen to the tell it was I had to keep that to
myself. I want to surprise you with it.
I don't want to get involved in month by month forecasts. I do
believe it'll come down over time due to the actions the Fed
is taking.
Okay, so let's just take that lie into account in with the new
model. When someone places a do before believe when they do
believe they're lying. So she says I do believe it will come
down.
I do
believe a perfect example because we know for a fact it's
not coming down.
Here's here she is specifically on the rail workers strike.
As she spoke her colleagues in the cabinet worked to head off a
strike by freight rail workers with the deadline now two days
away. Some chemical shipments have already been halted, and
Amtrak announced it's canceling all long distance trains
starting tomorrow, because some of them use freight rail tracks.
What impact would a rail strike have on already high inflation?
And
I'm sorry. Oops, I played that one already. My mistake. This is
the one I meant to play. I'm sorry.
Secretary Yellen recently worked with European allies to impose a
new price cap on Russian oil. But already energy bills in some
parts of Europe are five times higher than usual. What would a
recession in Europe mean for the US economy?
Well, a recession in Europe would have some spillovers to us
I think we shouldn't exaggerate how significant they would be.
But I do think this winter is going to be your thing.
Challenging for European neighbors, but
now it doesn't now it doesn't really work because she says I
do think it's going to be tough and challenging. So if she's
lying then she thinks it won't be
shouldn't exaggerate how significant Z would be. But I do
think this winter is going to be tough and challenging for our
European neighbors.
Our European neighbors, neighbors. That
funny verse of geography.
So now I was I played some stuff out of order. This was I was
going to lead beautifully into a couple shortish clips of Queen
Ursula state of the European Union, which I bet you didn't
even know she did.
I didn't know she did that.
It Yes. And it's it is a state of the union as it is for the
United States when the President does a State of the Union. So
you know, there's there's good stuff in there, but first I want
to share a boot On the ground report from producer James, who
says I thought I'd give you a quick boots on the ground report
about the impending rail strike. I've been driving local
intermodal trucking for JB Hunt one of the largest intermodal
carriers in the US in the Chicago region for about five
years now.
Yeah, big boys.
Is that what it is the big boys,
they're big boys.
I'll mess around those boys. The four Norfolk Southern rail yards
in Chicago stopped accepting all loads on Wednesday at midnight,
we can only clear out remaining trailers, this affects about
1500 to 2000 containers a day. The rest of the rails BNSF CSX,
Canadian National Union Pacific stopped accepting refrigerated
loads, which means local harvests are going to sit and
the frozen food to most restaurants are at a standstill.
Also, none of the rail yards are accepting hazardous loads. So if
a Walmart or Target load has a box of cigarette lighters, it's
not moving by a rail. When I've seen disruptions before, due to
weather related causes, a one day stop is about three and a
half days of catch up on our end, not including the ripple
effect for our customers. So before the strike officially
starts, the supply chain is going to be backed up for two
weeks. About that,
so it's going to be backed up for two weeks where this there's
a strike
or not. Yeah, that's what he's saying. But he sounds like he's
saying there's going to be a strike. But yeah, whether it's a
strike or not. Two weeks, two weeks, and that's interesting
because we were we were we two days ago and Tina asked for Topo
Chico. You know, you were
like crudities
good one. Topo Chico is a very common carbonated water that's
here in Texas with a yellow label. I think it's Mexican. You
know, it's it's lowbrow. It's not it's not. It's the opposite
of it's not the crudity of sparkling water. Let me put it
that way. And the guy said no, we don't have anywhere out as
what that's that. That's you're not a Texan if you hold on I've
Topo Chico guy said, yeah, now the delivery didn't come? Maybe
it's already
starting? Maybe? Well, if that's the case, it is going to be two
weeks that's going to jack up. May or may not jack up prices.
Yeah, I don't think two weeks would but if they actually go on
strike, yeah, that could get pretty bad.
Well, I know if it goes down, it strikes me like this is a real
mess. I you know, you're gonna probably really put the screws
to him to keep him from going on strike government. Well, that is
what we're gonna see who has the power?
Well, you know, the union's got the upper hand here. This is an
example of union power. This is the kind of thing Joe Biden's
always talking about. And anyone who's ever get good, good
familiarity with unions and union ism, they don't have the
upper hand
scenario scenario, the strike happens, it lasts maybe a couple
of days, but that will extend the supply chain issues, it
stuff will start to get kind of scarce within two or three
weeks. But before then, you know, this is gonna be a huge
problem. And then good old Pennsylvania coal mine blue
collar Joe steps in and negotiates and makes it happen.
How about that?
That could be that's, I mean, it's a it's a possibility that
could be arranged to do that. I mean, it would be you shouldn't
have I would have thought, well, let's take this scenario one
step further. does strike is bogus. It's designed so Joe
comes in the whole thing. Broad that's what I just said. No, you
said is happening. But you didn't really ever say it was a
fraudulent straight. I
said this is this is the plan. Okay. This is the plan is have
the real strike. But then have Joe come in after a couple of
days, you'll have some disruption, or having come in
after two weeks or something like that. But
it's not. It's not a new scheme, because this happened in 1992.
When there was a rail strike that lasted exactly two, I think
it was two days, maybe three, and Clinton came in and saved
the day.
Well, it's so it's an old playbook.
So the way to disrupt it is to approve the deal and just skip
it. The sister
Well, who's who has to approve it. But
if you got a boots on the ground guy working in a trucking
company, they're not taking goods that they're going,
they're not doing business as usual. They're already preparing
for the strike as if it's going to happen. And that's the rank
and file. I'm suspicious.
Well, this also could be a way to get Get the government to
chip in say hey you know we can do this country's in deep in big
trouble you know
yeah they may add some something to the pot I mean if if they got
what they wanted because the money was not the issue it was
the working conditions and that's what everybody says yeah
which is getting fired for going to the doctor kind of thing so
they got that straightened out to get their money straightened
out maybe they can throw a little more into the pot
yeah well I think this 5am notice is kind of you know that
sounds like it's it's kind of there but I guess we won't
really know until tomorrow I don't really know all right. So
the State of the Union yeah Queen Ursula went into the now
they did this in Strasbourg which is feels like it's much
bigger than than Brussels. That that that Hemi circle whatever
they call it, that huge theater where they all everyone sits
there and then just like real Starfleet Command stuff
they put a lot of money into these things. Oh, yeah. Well,
they
have to right they switch off during the week like or every
two weeks we go there let me go back there and everyone has
double
is their Alsace got a place where they go that to that No,
no, it's Brussels
and and this place what I just say what's it called?
I thought it was I took there was no straws board. No straw
straws. That dwelled straws. Bridge words that Alsace
Stroudsburg is in. Where's this Rosberg in Luxembourg, isn't it?
No. in France? Ah,
it isn't the LCL. So you're right. Okay. My bed. Oh, okay.
So this is this is the big moment. And she walks in, and
she has on a really canary yellow jacket. And then you said
this was almost like C span State of the Union red carpet.
And she walks in a woman by her side and say, Oh, she has a
yellow jacket. And she has a blue shirt on. Oh, wait, all the
women are wearing yellow and blue because it's for Ukraine.
Plays for Ukraine and she's with this guy. And she's with the
Zelinsky his wife. And she's, you know, they're smiling to
hamming it up for the cameras and then they sit down and she
sits next to her. And now she's just solemn throughout the whole
thing. When she smiles she's pretty but when she saw them,
she's like sollen kind of
Yes, like that Seinfeld episode where you're dating this one
girl, delighting which delighting was right. She's
beautiful. And any little shadow? Arable was that isn't
very funny. That was that was George who had that or that
Seinfeld? No, no, it's some girl that DeJay was dating. Okay, I
think it was Jerry dating her. And they had it branded a bright
light because you're so pretty.
I think RBF is what the issue is here. Also known as resting
bitchface. So and she started now this was super interesting
to me. She did it in three languages, French, English,
German, back to English. And different sections were in
obviously in different languages. And I think that was
not not a mistake. She actually started off right away because
it went from look at me wearing Ukraine yellow to climate
change, like right in the beginning right away. We're
going straight into climate climate change. But she did this
whole part in French. And I think that the French must have
been pissed off about the wildfires or something like
that. And so she goes into this immediate Oh no, we're getting
the gear we're hooking you up. Frenchies.
These events are becoming more and more frequent and more and
more intense and needs more capacity. That's why today I
announce that we will double our capacity for firefighting. Over
the course of the coming year, the European Union will by 10
aircraft, additional helicopters while our complete fleet is
European solidarity and practice.
So we're buying something probably Euro copters that's why
she's so clear about an
F kick capacity and those things to do jack, you need a big
plane.
Again, this is this is all messaging pandering and she
introduced a couple of concepts and is starting to put phrases
together into her grand vision, her grand vision for Europe
and Honourable members. The future of our children needs
both that we invest in sustainability, but also that we
invest sustainably. We must finance the transition to
digital and Net Zero economy. And yet, we also have to
acknowledge a new reality of higher public debt We need
fiscal rules that allow for strategic investment, while
safeguarding fiscal sustainability.
Okay, so she says a couple of interesting things here. And
that sound that is directly from the EU recording, unfortunately,
but it makes a ding, dings, that kind of it has a little bit of
an echo, we get like a creepy kind of sound makes her sound a
little bit like a robot.
auditorium sound. Yeah. So she's talks about, by the way, I want
to I want to say, normally, I think this kind of these clips
are boring. But I think this is very important in this. And I
know, it's good that we're taking these apart.
Yeah. And that's why I made them as short as possible. I mean,
I'm talking under a minute where I
could be, she's terrible.
So she said, net zero. We know what that's about. But then the
digital. Yeah. She said Net Zero digital economy,
yes. And the digital and she read those who are taking your
money away. That's what it is. And right after that, she says,
We have to have fiscal rules.
We're taking your money away. We're also taking your car away.
Well, the fiscal rules means that Daniel and your heating by
the way, you can freeze it as it's just the way it is. peons.
This is your analysis, just correct it. But the words are
important, because when she says fiscal, oh, now you're talking
about taxation. Now you're talking about not just monetary,
fiscal, now they actually want to take your money at the
European Union level. And then she introduces the way that this
will work, is by having a new type of market economy.
Or really a new type of market economy. This is good. I think
this is what the communists are always trying to do. Yes, well,
and you may
be correct,
because of our members, as we embark on this transition in our
economy, we must rely on the enduring values of the social
market economy. It's the beautiful, simple idea that
Europe's greatest strength lies in each and every one of us. Our
social market economy encourages everyone to excel. But it also
takes care of the fragility as human beings. It covers the big
risks of life, like poverty, sickness, age, it rewards
performance, and guarantees protection. It opens
opportunities, but it also sets limits. And we need this today
even more than ever. Because the sense of our social market
economy, we
say we need to pay more than ever.
But it also sets limits. And we need this today, even more than
we need to stay more than ever, because the sense of
our social market economy will drive between and the digital
transition. And our
dude is that that this is a bumper sticker and a T shirt.
The social market economy will drive because the
sense of our market economy will drive the dream and the digital
transition to
will drive the dream and the digital transition. The
wandering the one everyone's living right now. Just hold on
let me finish the clip
drives the dream and the digital transition. And our Achilles
heel for the small and medium enterprises are basically three
things is do we have an enabling business environment? It's a
question Do we have a workforce with the right skills? And do we
have access to raw materials our industry needs
okay. So
this you got three noes there says anything?
Well, she actually delved into this a little bit but I did like
the dream of the digital trance like what and this
is a dream and yes the the dream of the Dream Dream the it's her
dream is a dream or some sort of a hypothetical dream. She's
talking about what is she what what is specifically that dream
socialism where Yeah, exactly nailed it
is what she's saying is she's saying, you know, it's like,
well, we reward people who do well but not too well. She
literally said that make sure you don't do too well. But if
you fall off a cliff, you know you won't starve. So just stay
stay within the guardrails be good, we'll take care of
everything. That's that's the Atlas Shrugged bit that I'm
talking about. So about these three things. Do they have the
workers do they have the raw material reels. So now she
switched into German. And I'm presuming That's because she
introduced the SMEs, the small medium enterprises we call
small, medium businesses. And most of those are most of the
economies in Germany and everybody knows it. So now she
switches to German. And she goes a little bit faster. You know,
it's she's quite fluent in all these languages, but German is
her. That's her jam. And I think this is really the crux of
everything that's happening. What happened with the Dutch
farmers, what she says here and handily in German, which I'm
sure many journalists will be like, let me just get the
English bit I got a good sound, but I don't want the guy talking
over what, and they'll miss this.
Ladies and gents. Now, second big topic is the lack of staff
confidence. That's a major challenge for Europe. number of
unemployed never been so low 6.0% 6% unemployment, that's a
good thing. Same time, the number of unfilled vacancies is
at record levels, HGV drivers, airport staff, nurses,
engineers, it technicians when he visited up right from
unskilled levels to the highest university degrees, we need
people at all levels, we need to invest more further education
and higher education. We need a careful knowledge of what staff
are needed, and how we can fill those vacancies. We need to
combine that with the wishes of workers for their own careers,
we've got three instruments. Same time, we need a structure
that ensures that the money is effectively used.
The listen could see your tongue. And there's another
important point I was sent and that we need to
qualified staff that can strengthen Europe's growth to
ensure that these people can get their qualifications so they can
recognize more rapidly in Europe. That's one way to make
you more attractive for everyone's skills.
There's a slider for that.
I propose. So by the year 2023 should be Europe's fair.
Education and training. That is the right priorities to step
forward.
So the plan here is we need to get people from outside the
country. We don't have enough for you.
Before you go into that analysis. Let's let's preface
this with the fact that she places that she says is all
these shortages we can't deal with. We're all phony shortages
created by them because of Vax mandates. We're talking to
healthcare workers, she specifically said, airport
workers specifically. And other things, she specifically said,
we're all pushed out of jobs because of vaccinate. It wasn't
that much. It's not as though everybody's refused to take the
vaccine. But if 10 or 20%, do that causes a huge problem, and
10 or 20 percents about it. The United States, for example, is
about 77% fully vaccinated. And so the rest of the people didn't
get vaccine at all. And, and that's a pretty big number in
certain areas where there's shortages, and especially in the
highly skilled. So they set this up. This is bullshit. That's
right. And to you,
you're absolutely correct. And I'll add to that, that what's
going to happen the people who quit, who are unvaccinated, and
let's just say people who are unvaccinated in general, I'll
make this red book prediction, they will be discarded the same
way Russia is being discarded. You're not needed, you're out of
the system by and meanwhile, here's all these people from
other countries, their qualifications from those
countries will be equalized. So you can walk in as a doctor or
as a air traffic controller. How about that, from a completely
different country, get a little bit of training, and you're good
to go. And you've just taken a German job. This will be
European Union wide. And when we don't have enough space, we're
just gonna go build houses where we have cars now in Holland.
That's your that's, that's gonna take 20% Absolutely. Right. So
onto the next bit, we cannot rely on China anymore. I mean,
we already know we're gonna have that she's gonna go to Canada to
get some minerals. So the Canadians will be the Canadian
children will be digging in deep, dirty minds, to serve the
European Union of their raw materials. And of course, we
don't want the European Union themselves to be processing it.
That's even dirtier work. That's not green, but we can't have
China do it. So let's target some Other countries. If you're
an investor, this may be interesting news to you. It's no
one's
new. Not just to strengthen our economy, but also to pursue our
interests and values at the global level isn't
life because income partner couldn't be outside ones.
With similarly minded partners, we can work beyond our borders
to improve labor and environmental conditions nine
for less than five months, we need new, reliable partners.
apcom where we should mutually grow agreement with Mexico and
New Zealand will be put forward for ratification. And we will
continue negotiations with partners like Australia. We need
to learn from the mistakes of the past.
All right, New Zealand, Australia is going to get kind
of dirty there Do they do processing of raw materials?
Yeah, well, I think Australia does I mean, they got this a big
mining country or nation. Yeah. She says in there, we need to
learn from mistakes of the past
she's referring to China, but relying on one single source or
at least that small cow she set it up. And then the last clip
and at the end of this thing, she also she
think that the Chinese are like persona non grata and unaware of
the fact that they're going to try to pull this stunt when
China's already moved into these areas and bought up for example,
they have a huge percentage of the world's copper reserves they
don't have some ownership here and there and they pretty much
isolated all rare earth mines and operations including
processing and and mining the sheep I do not any
you're not with the party is of all RAC Are you not miss
Audrina?
She is just dumb, is that what it is?
You don't believe the dream man. You may leave the dream these
continue. Alright, so I got one more clip. At the end of this
whole thing. She called for a Convention of States, which is
interesting, because he said we got to change the rules. We got
to change our fiscal rules. It's time to redo our I guess I call
it the the Maastricht Treaty, which is, you know, the big the
big document. And and she said, I know it's many Schultz think
it's not the right time to do this. But we have to so there's
there's changes coming that No, I mean, this is where they clamp
down. This is where whatever national sovereignty any of the
European Union states has, I think will start to diminish
very rapidly. Oh, one other thing about the migrants, she
then introduced to Polish girls, young young women. And they were
they were such fabulous people because when Ukraine Ukrainian
started flowing in, they start organizing stuff and they got it
they got out like a two minute standing ovation. But the point
of that was for Ursula then to say, I hope everyone takes
example to you when we bring more of these new workers in. I
mean, that's so brazen what she's doing. Wow. Yeah. And this
one,
well, you know, Poland's in the EU. So it's not as if that's I
think they're gonna be bringing people in from the Middle East,
I think so, to India, Primark primarily probably.
Yeah, India's Got a they have a ITT they got some smart people
they develop there and the Indians love to leave India.
They do. I do Edinburgh, and the UK is hostile towards them. So
why not come over to the EU people. So then this one threw
me for a loop for a number of reasons. One, I mean, just what
she said on the face of it, the fact that this is even being
discussed. And it kind of makes me wonder about well, we'll get
your thoughts after this.
And we have seen that there is a need to reach out to other
countries of Europe. Beyond the accession process. This is why I
support the call for European political community. And we will
send out our ideas to the European Council. But our future
also depends on our ability to engage beyond the core of our
democratic parties. Countries near and far share an interest
in working with us on the greatest challenges of this
century, such as climate change, and digitalization. And this is
the main idea behind Global Gateway. The investment plan I
announced last year right at this place. It is already
delivering on the ground. Together with our African
partners. We're building two factories in London, Senegal to
manufacture mRNA vaccines. So they will be made in Africa for
Africa with world class technology. And we are now
replicating This approach across Latin America as a part of a
larger engagement strategy that has to pick up now urgently, all
this requires investment on a global scale. So we will team up
with our friends in the United States and our friends in the g7
partners to make this happen. In this spirit, President Biden and
I will convene a leaders meeting to review and announce
implementation projects for this investment.
I'm really not sure what all that was about. But what got me
was factories in in Africa and Latin across Latin America to
manufacture mRNA vaccines.
What Yeah, what she said for Africa is one of them
Africans for Africa. Hey, Africans, guess what? You'll
love it. They're not going to stand and I can take that stuff.
This is for us.
No, they're not going to take this stuff that's already been
proven. Yeah.
This this is this is for the world this mRNA I think that the
government's particularly our government, that seat and it's
captured by a lot of things military, and in fact, I just
think there's all these factions. And they're just
waiting in front of the Oval Office and you know, the Obamas
in there, and they knock on the doors like hey, military
industrial complex, you okay, we need a billion a month. No
horsing around, get that set and oh, yeah, can you get me
Zelinsky to speak at our conference? Okay, good. And then
we get to pharmaceutical we get big pharma. Hey, hey, listen, we
got to we got to do a buy Vaillant vaccine and you're
gonna get pushback, no one on the FDA is going to advise it,
but we need you to push it and we need to get it approved.
Because we need the money. And then and then it's like ah, so
then oh, just we need to have I'm sure we're part of the
partners with the mRNA factories. This is it man. This
is this is this is the new world order the g7. Those
countries get to determine it's it's it's the attempt. Of
course, it's
the attempt, and they're doing cool stuff to convince people
while the
City of Lights will soon be a little darker Paris is adopting
several energy saving measures among them. Yes, shutting off
the lights and atop the Eiffel Tower one hour earlier each
night. The city is trying to save energy as Russia cuts gas
supplies due to the war in Ukraine. Other plans in France
include delaying heat for public buildings this winter,
delaying heat
it's cold in here, don't worry about it. 1130 the heat comes
on. I'm freezing to death in here.
So smart meters are really layers, layers, smart meters are
really rolling out everywhere. And people hear that you think
you can still pay $100 to opt out but they still install it
but you're not in the program. And these things are already
communicating with devices with refrigerators and in the
Netherlands is one of our producers Sentis they have a new
scam it's called the time of use rate. So now you can pre buy so
in advance of use buy your electricity at certain hours
when you know you're doing the wash and so you can even it out
and then pay a lot less than you know and take shitty electricity
or no electricity or stay under certain level it's conditioning
people it's like yet another layer of the scam Hello,
well people can wash during the day and maybe you know they did
here or they've had to make a big fuss. It's all voluntary, of
course. So far.
Well, it's not voluntary in the EU, I don't think but here's
voluntary, you're not supposed to do the run the washing
machine, which is a you know, uses a lot of energy because of
the big motor in it. You're not supposed to use it after four.
I understand but we're living in 2022 None of this is necessary.
This whole thing is self inflicted.
No, that's a good it's hard. I mean, they've managed to starve
us here because you know, we get this drought has gone an extra
year. I'm absolutely convinced it was going to end this year
and didn't
harp Hello.
So I mean, they used to when I was a kid. We didn't have this
cycle. And when I was a kid they didn't have the cycle in
California because they seeded the clouds. Right and they did
it constantly was silver. How I forgot what silver silver oxide
or something. No, no, it wasn't. No, it wasn't that it was some
specific silver.
What's that silver you buy off of the People inhale what's for
their health?
No, that's yeah you're on the hail vapor I know I don't think
that's good for you. But anyway, they used to see the clouds all
the time and then they stopped doing it out of the blue
colloidal Oh no, we're getting these do they we ended with this
horrible cycle and the cycle now is like you know it's doesn't
rain at all and and for the years and like it's been third
or fourth year of this and then it really rains right me
everything fills up so fast. I've seen this and he hasn't him
for a while but all the reservoirs are laid they fill in
like a week. They just pouring rain they fill up an app to like
open this gates to get the stuff out of there.
That's what happened. Do you get the feeling with this whole
climate change setup? That Greta was really just predictive
programming and she was she was so outrageous but the stuff that
she kind of what she left us with her memory the memory of
Greta is HOW DARE YOU AND HOW DARE YOU and nothing was it with
a politician's got nothing
because of you blah blah blah blah blah, blah blah blah good.
Yeah, but then she then she went away and I think that was
intended
she didn't go away. Now she's kind of there's just a good
story about her recently didn't go away at all. She's still
floating around doing the same thing she used to do but giving
her zero coverage. So she's essentially because of the media
corruption they've she's gone away, but she hasn't gone away.
Now her usefulness is over is usefulness is over the Yes,
exactly. Because she's too old now, but and she doesn't have
those braids anymore. She's got like normal hair. The braids
made her look like some Nazi from the 30s You know, is
perfect. So the imagery is not right. And they can't talk her
into the braids. I guess look, you put the braids on it will
put you back in the spotlight. It looks stupid the brace. I'm
too old for those braids. You know? Okay, you're done.
I agree. Now she looks like Admiral Levine. It just doesn't
work. It's like now we're doing here. So a couple a couple of
things because we're always loving doing a couple of
articles always on the lookout for what climate change is being
blamed on and this is a headline from your own news. I was over
there anyway, obviously, scientists finally discover.
Finally it says you finally discover how air pollution can
cause lung cancer in non smokers. Well, if that's not a
plea for climate change and climate dirty stuff, I don't
know what is. And then this is from the lancet from the lancet
planetary health. I didn't know that it existed but they have
it. Temperature impacts on hate speech online evidence oh, we're
either evidence from 4 billion geo located tweets from the USA
Oh yes. They've got data and the data show the data show us that
when the temperature is high, people on Twitter get all
jacked. Therefore climate change equals hate speech therefore
hate speech is climate change denial is by definition hate
speech.
Well I but the point is they're trying to make is that you want
to kill hate speech you got to get stopped climate change
cutting you go can all everything can be fixed by
stopping climate change, man
it's these people
are out of control. It's it's completely out of control. And
the fact that certain segments of the public the majority are
lapping it up. Oh, really?
Yeah. It's it's rather distressing
it do show
well this may be a you know, I felt the Queen was the great
reset. The shepherding end of the great reset we're all eyes
on the pope for resignation or or death, I don't want him to
die. I don't want anything bad to happen to anybody but just
feels like this is all the signaling and now hearing about
how the world leaders will be transported for the Queen's of
service at Westminster Abbey. I mean, this doesn't sound like a
very good idea unless you want to do something to create a real
good, great reset and he knows
we're hearing about extra tight security for next Monday's
funeral and the website politico is saying world leaders will
have to share buses to Westminster Abbey so they can't
take their own cars. Is that right?
That's right guys. Yeah, according to political world
leaders are being told they cannot use their own state cars.
Instead they will have to be be bussed over together from a
location in West London, the White House has said President
Biden would attend the funeral, but it has not commented on
those Latest reports, guys. Yeah,
there's some other reporting on this. And it's like, Biden, I
still think Biden's not going but they already said he doesn't
have to take the bus. So if he doesn't have to take the bus
that nobody's going to be taking the bus you're not going to have
a bus load which is very dangerous. Yes to me if you're
worried about security put a bunch of the world leaders in
the same bus
that was my thinking is just dumb.
So I don't know we'll see if it doesn't sound as if she's gonna
get a lot of attendance by the world leader. She's got enough
people. I have a queen rundown here from CNBC. Oh Queen when
they discussed the lines of people going to war. That's
amazing to have miles Yeah,
that's crazy. 1000s of people passing by. They're paying their
respects to the Queen inside the historic Hall lines to get in
stretched miles long. Earlier today, the Queen left Buckingham
Palace one final time. A horse drawn carriage followed by King
Charles and his sons carried her coffin to Westminster. There are
a service marked her arrival. Prince William and Prince Harry
together again. Wives by their sides. Now the queen will lie in
state there until her funeral that is on Monday, CNBC Valerie
Castro was there for it all today. She's live now in London,
Valerie a reception fit for a queen
Taylor there was no shortage of pomp and circumstance during
that procession. Earlier today. It lasted less than 45 minutes
but tonight people are waiting in line for hours to get a
glimpse of the Queen's coffin while she is lying in state in
Westminster Hall behind me you can see the line of people that
are here waiting I just checked with someone they said from this
point. They've been waiting about three hours and they've
been told they still have another two hours to go the line
right now stretching about two and a half miles all to pay
their respects to Her Majesty the Queen. mournful funeral
march music filled the air as the Royal procession made its
way from Buckingham Palace, Her Royal Majesty is coffin adorned
by the imperial crown and draped in the Royal Standard. A final
trip through the heart of London along the flag line now, a final
farewell for the crowds lining the street grieving the death of
the monarch and a chapter in history.
Paul vari streets is gone. Just
so proud of the whole family proud to be British going again.
Yeah, it's just such a moment is just such a moment in our lives.
Mm hmm.
Oh, he's romanticizing. It's Sarah, producer Sara's in the
UK. She sends me updates. He says it's becoming very
noticeable. And it's starting to be mentioned, but not of course,
not on the not on the BBC for sure. That's pretty much only
white people in line. And that black Britain doesn't care at
all. And this, I couldn't get a good clip of it. But rampid
stories about people who are standing in protest. One heckled
King Charles, another stood with a sign that said, Not my king.
And even if you're just holding a sign, not saying anything, the
police will come up to you and they will escort you away. I
don't think they're arresting people. They will escort you
away. And they don't want you to do that. And so there's many
what they call Republicans in, in the UK, who don't believe in
the concept
of a lot of Republicans in the UK. And by Republicans. You
don't mean members of the Republican Party. We're talking
about people that don't like the monarchy. Correct. They want to
run a republic, they want a straight up Republic, they don't
want a monarchy, and they've been there forever. And there's
about probably 30% and higher. I don't know what the number is,
specifically by notes at least third,
and there's a lot of people who would say in heart, they're
Republican, but they kind of, you know, they're okay with it.
But this will be an answer for that. And I think those claws
kind
of Ischia is kind of trendy to say you're Republican, but maybe
they like that queen. Yeah, maybe
now the closeted Republicans will come to the forefront, but
there was one journalist and he went out with and just held an
empty sign, just a blank sheet of paper above his head and the
cops come over and say, What are you going to write on your sign?
He says, Not my king. He says, Okay, you have to go. So the guy
had no, this was a thought crime. Literally, I
thought wow, that's a great story. I thought crime it is a
thought crime. Yeah,
but it was not clickable didn't work very well.
Well, of course not you and most of snipe clippable. Like you we
can do a show.
Meanwhile, we had the passing of the inflation Reduction Act,
which Nancy Pelosi was piping outside the capital
inflation Reduction Act so beautifully named for all that
it does. Your extraordinary.
This is the joke of the day. So beautiful, beautifully named for
all that it does
inflation Reduction Act so beautifully named for all that
it does. your extraordinary leadership has made this
glorious day possible. i That's an applause line.
Please clap,
why would you do that?
Well, I mean, what Jeb Bush? No, no, no.
Yeah. Why did people do that? Why did they say oh, that you
please clap or that wasn't like, you're insulting people for some
shit. You said that didn't ignite them. So you're not
compliant. Nancy Pelosi is that the idea?
Maybe comes from stand up comics you'd like to do that? Well,
this is part as part of the part of the act. I mean, Pelosi is
putting on an act. So you know, maybe she's just trying to spice
it up.
While there was no applause line over on CNN, who were following
everything as this was being celebrated. So I
thank the Republicans who stood up.
Okay, you're listening there to President Biden at the White
House. He's celebrating the passage of the inflation
Reduction Act. He says that he's been fighting big pharma for
decades. But there is this unfortunate split screen right
now with the Dow taking a total beating down more than 1200
points. And so it feels like it's hard to be celebratory for
some people in the crowd.
They literally had him celebrating the infrastructure
reduction of the if now I did the inflation Reduction Act,
which is so beautiful for what it does. And they had the split
screen with the Dow down 1100. Yeah, hey, hello, CNN is back on
track.
Because somebody's irked about something. Yeah, well, CNN is
getting closer to being normal.
They're really trying. They're really
Yes. Pretty, they gotta get rid of a lot more people.
And they got rid of gotta get rid of lemon.
Lemons gotta go. He's definitely got to be on the chopping block.
So I don't know why did I have this clip about Wall Street home
this morning, new jitters on Wall Street, the Dow plunging
some 1200 points Tuesday after worse than expected news on
inflation echoed by consumers feeling the pinch is forced
to try to survive for the cheapest apartment in Phoenix
$2,000 a
month. Prices for groceries also weigh up more than 13% from last
year, partly due to weather.
We all kind of already went through that. What I did want to
mention. You know, I'm always looking at this reverse repo,
don't understand any of it. People try to explain it to me.
But now we're the Treasury markets. And if I understand the
T bills, like the Treasury market, when the US government
needs money, we issue the Fed issues, T bills. And no people
buy that. And that's how we finance the system. In gross
terms, you can correct me. Turns out that there's not a lot of
what they call liquidity, ie not a lot of buyers wear these T
bills now. And it's there's a lot of stories about people
getting worried about this. And particularly because the dealers
during during the during COVID. And during the lockdown, they
were allowed to buy more bonds, basically with no money on
margin or whatever. And that got rolled back. And so now they're
saying, Hey, you got to do that again, because we can't actually
get anyone to buy the US debt. Does this sound familiar to you
this story?
No, not really. Okay. Does Jacob the interest in people buy the
US dish from overseas?
We'll see. I really don't know. There is this very rather
interesting. Letter floating around, which is supposedly from
the RAND Corporation. It was issued in German and their scans
of it online. And apparently, from January 2022, where they
literally lay out the plan for the war in Ukraine. Have you?
This is? So I've linked to this.
Is it a hoax? It's hard as folks sounds like,
it sounds hokey. It's hard to stress you
would have to be in on the deal.
Well, the whole point is, it's a random document on how we screw
Germany. It's not about Russia. An increase in the flow of
resources from Europe to the US can be expected if Germany
enters a controlled economic crisis. The pace of economic
development in the EU depends almost alternatively on the
state Eat of the German economy true, it is Germany that bears
the brunt of spending on the poor EU members. And this an
interruption of Russian supplies may well trigger systemic crisis
that would be devastating for the German economy and
indirectly for the entire European Union. And then they
say the only viable way I'm skipping around to guarantee
Germany's rejection of Russian energy supplies is to engage
both sides in the military conflict in Ukraine. And then,
and they go into some detail about why the Donbass would you
know, that would all be a problem, but it'd be great for
the US.
And also the idea. Yeah,
it's so the strategy, what they put in there feels kind of like,
yeah, that makes sense. But that
would make sense if we're because of the amount of the
amount of money we've thrown out to Ukraine thing which helps our
businesses to be honest about it. And then our military
industrial carbon wheel Atelier amplex A billion a month that
they need extra over and above whatever else they're making. is
interesting. It's an interesting theory. It does the trick.
Especially as you're listening to Ursula there has gross Oh,
goodness,
I see here that French ATC is striking, striking tomorrow.
That screws up a lot. I mean, you can't fly over France.
Oh, that would
be a nightmare. That's happening tomorrow it's on
the air traffic controllers of France are going on strike so
thus you can't fly over France because you just can't You're
not get Yeah, you don't get transit. You won't get Trent
Yeah, you will be able to do it. Too many flights in the air load
flight, it could get over well,
they'll typically have one, you know, they'll staff something so
that someone can say go away. And, you know, I mean, someone's
someone's gonna have to do something to keep it going. But
all flights will be canceled. Everything will be canceled. And
overflying France. You know, it's it's expensive. If you have
to go around the country, yeah. To go around it costs money. Big
Country, big country.
Well, not only that, but it's located right in the middle of
everything. So yep.
And we also have another strike coming up here
in Minnesota today about 15,000 nurses launched a three day
labor strike primarily overpay and staffing shortages. They
feel overworked and they want more nurses hired to improve
patient care, impact. Nurses, replacement nurses.
They keep forgetting they never bring this up in these stories.
No staffing shortage just because all these nurses quit.
You're not taking the shot.
You're getting you're telling me they're forgetting.
I don't think they're forgetting they're doing it on purpose.
You're right.
So they're remiss as a part of this Rand document. They say
that No, and it kind of falls into what Ursula was saying that
the EU will have all of these highly qualified highly skilled
people their economy is going to tank in some controlled but
still a disastrous way. And then we need to open the gates for
all those European residents they may not be citizens but
residents to come to the US to fill it up for us. Either way,
is that what it says in that document does yeah I can find it
Yeah, just send me a copy of that thing. I have not seen this
just see if I can have you check with the fact checking
operations this is just a complete hoax. Oh,
the RAND Corporation of course denies it I can tell you exactly
what they write but that doesn't mean anything right but I can
here's their their press release headline fake Rand report on
quote weakening Germany. A supposedly I'm going to do the
voice and suppose ready
by the way if that's true if it is a complete hoax, as opposed
to a secret document they didn't want to get let out. It was well
we're done. The hoax would be well I
came to him attack came from Germany and the documents were
in German. And so now there's the translated version that's
going around. And okay, a supposedly leaked Rand report
about a bizarre us conspiracy to weaken Germany is fake. Genuine
Rand research, analysis and commentary on the war in Ukraine
may be found at this page, and they link to their analysis
page. Given the potential origins of this fake document,
we quoted, given the potential origins of this fake document,
we encourage you to explore this resource on the fire hose of
falsehood approach to propaganda, and rants, extensive
research on Truthdig Que Wow, a phenomenon driven in part by the
spread of disinformation. So they don't they, they just say
it's fake. They don't deny that they wrote this strategy. And
then they linked to their explanation of the firehose of
flour.
I think they think that is a denial but it sounds it doesn't
seem like since it's a very advanced form of hoax theory of
hoax hoaxing as opposed to you know, just something simple. It
could be the Russian Russian intelligence could do something
like that and get away with it, and they would do it in German.
True, true.
The precondition for Germany to fall into this trap is the
leading role of the Green Party's in ideology in Europe.
The German greens are strongly dogmatic if not zealous
movement, which makes it quite easy to get them to ignore
economic arguments. In this respect, the German Green so
Wait wait wait,
what are you reading?
I'm reading from that document from the post your job is from
the press release no from the No no, I'm reading from the RAM
document from the from the hoax from the hoax doc. Yeah, the
hoax doc. Okay. In this in this respect, it's well done. That's
why I'm reading it. The Russians. In this respect, the
German greens outperform their counterparts in the rest of
Europe, personal characteristics and the lack of professionalism
of their leaders mostly notable and Alina bear Bach and Robert
Hey, Beck suggests that is almost impossible for them to
admit their own mistakes in time against the translation. So it's
probably Russian to German to German English. See, where was
that thing about people coming in?
No. You know, the funny thing is, you have to consider this as
psyops SIOP on the SIOP, it's possible that this was written
with all sincerity by the Russians and to give it
credibility, they put it out as a hoax, when in fact, the
analysis is absolutely correct. That's, that is the way you do
it.
That's Yes, because then it's out there. But it's a hoax.
Another inevitable hoax,
but is it the hoax part is the RAND aspect of it, right? The
analysis itself may be right on the money. So in other words,
you set yourself up as a parallel operation to brand in
Russia. And you do and you put the right people together and
you create this document, that if you just roll it out as a
Russian as a Russian operation, that I have Russian propaganda,
it would get ignored, but
you roll it out from German and I got it from a German producer.
So it's doing the rounds there.
Yeah, so it's been so so this is a this is high and intelligence
work. Let's that is very is admirable, and but you do have
to take it seriously. Now if you take it from that perspective.
Oh, I'll read two more pieces here, then it sounds
like a winner I need to read. They probably nailed it.
Another inevitable consequence of a prolonged economic
recession will be a sharp decline in living standards, and
rising unemployment up to 200 to 400,000. In Germany alone,
resulting in an exodus of skilled workers and well
educated young people. There are literally no destinations for
such migration today other than the United States, a somewhat
smaller but also insignificant but also not insignificant flow
of migrants can be expected from other EU countries. Thus, the
scenario under study will contribute both indirectly and
quite directly to the strengthening of the national
financial position. This is the US in the short term, it will
reverse the trend of the looming economic recession and moreover
consolidate American society by distracting it from immediate
economic concerns. This in turn will reduce electoral risk as
well
as electoral risk to who to Biden Okay, now Now, let me do
my RIA analyze my analysis. I'm
just that's my that's my thought. Doesn't say that
kicker makes it sound less Russian and more CIA. So it
could be a CIA document meant to look like a Russian document.
Went into Germany which is sound which is more CIA than anything.
Listen, CIA zigzag
hire me, I'll write something in Dutch. They can publish it over
there. Whatever you want. It'd be great.
But this sound now is sounding CIA and it to pull this down a
day. They could pull this stuff off better than the Russians.
That's pretty good.
So now I'm even more interested in reading this document because
it's probably got some cool stuff. Hands has got some coded
language
more than likely
those bastards
let me see just a couple more things before we take our break
here kind of you know great Resetti type things This
surprised me because you know Apple is a such a harsh shit
don't stink company it's not really apples problem is Goldman
Sachs is problem but they onboard it everybody onto this
apple credit card. But they really onboard a lot of people.
And and this is not looking too good for well I personally think
for for Apple ultimately it's also it feels really off brand
Have a listen, every month you
have or every quarter in this case, you have the credit card
companies releasing data about their you know, delinquencies
and charge offs, that's when people get late and then
ultimately default out of their credit card debt. And what we
found for Goldman Sachs is really interesting, given their
reliance heavy reliance on the Apple card, which is they
actually had a 2.93% net charge off rate. Now that is roughly
twice what you would see at a JP Morgan or B of A we can get into
why that's perhaps a little bit of an apples to oranges
comparison a little bit. But needless to say it's the highest
charger afraid among any of the big issues with sizable credit
card books. And you know, I dug into a little bit as to why that
would be the case. It turns out, if you look at their customers,
about 28% of their loans go out to people with FICO scores lower
than 660, which is considered below prime.
What are they doing? When people start getting kicked off of the
card? Because they're been late too many times or something or
the you know, Apple is indirectly going to be suing
their customers the 2.9% who default on the credit card. Just
seems like yeah, had a good look now I mean, yeah, it's gold.
They shouldn't get into financial services. I don't know
what they were thinking.
It also says something about that so called classy audience
that uses iPhones. Yeah, maybe maybe not the top notch folks.
You thought they were their deadbeats?
Well, they're broke from paying for the iPhone. Every year you
drop another grand on a stupid phone. Can you give any common
sense? Yes. All right. No offense iPhone users.
Let's do the metaverse bomber and then we'll take a break. I
think you have you have did Yes. You already have
a clip on the metaverse bomber. This is I think as I've heard
different stories from different sources. This is the best one
right here that a Northeastern
University employees stage a package explosion. Federal
investigators are now looking into that possibility after
finding inconsistencies with the man stories and his injuries.
That's according to new reporting from the Associated
Press tonight. The police say the employee reported the
incident around 7pm Last evening. This was the scene on
campus shortly after police say the employee received minor hand
injuries after opening a package that he says exploded. Sources
told NBC Boston the incident didn't involve an explosive
device. Instead they're describing it as an over
pressurized case of some sort of official say the package was
delivered to homes Hall, which has a virtual reality center.
The package reportedly contained a note criticizing virtual
reality and Facebook co founder Mark Zuckerberg, Police also
found a second package that they say a bomb squad safely
neutralized. One professor at the School linked the act to
terrorism.
There's a political manifesto. It's clearly a non state actor
targeting a university which is a civilian target.
Students return to class today after officials said the campus
is secure.
All right, what do you think is going on?
It's just some lone wolf nut ball. There's a funny thing
about it was that the Gender Studies program is headquartered
in that same building. And the gender studies head of the
department came out I think they were trying to buy Amash there's
no proof there was anything else to look like a target.
And we have a lone wolf lone wolf. Lone Wolf. Lone Wolf. Oh
wait, we have a here I am a lone wolf. The lone wolf. Well, I
read an interesting article in Wilson was sent to me and
unheard.com which I have heard of Gen Z and younger millennials
are starting to worship Ted Kaczynski the Unabomber. Yeah,
how about this? Yeah, Gen Z
and younger millennials say you you're the one that has been
pushing this.
Yes, Gen Z and younger millennials see the truth in
Kaczynski central critique of technology and its deleterious
effects on society. Surrounded by screens from early childhood
addicted to near constant media consumption, often lacking basic
in person social skills, many sense of broader problem in
their own individual capture by the tech Borg. They've grown up
in an in an era marked by mounting terror about climate
change in which the conventional politics seems woefully
insufficient to solve any problems. So Kaczynski, his
manifesto resonates. And of course, this is helped by
multiple with the manhunt series on Netflix. The full length
biopic about Kaczynski has a new book out. So it makes sense. But
then if you actually go and read and I'm so this time is not a
joke, I'm not going to spring it on you. This is Professor Ted
from industrial society and its future, then tell me if this
wouldn't resonate with some Gen Z years, it is true that some
restrictions on our freedom could be eliminated. But
generally speaking, the regulation of our lives by large
organizations is necessary for the functioning of the
industrial technological society. The result is a sense
of powerlessness on the part of the average person. It may be,
however, that formal regulations will tend increasingly to be
replaced by psychological tools that will make us want to do
what the system requires of us propaganda, educational
techniques, mental health programs, etc. I think he kind
of nailed it.
No, that's the didn't it that is nailing it.
And it was quite a while ago when he nailed this. So I don't
like the idea that they're that they're blowing people up, but
the NSA doesn't sound like they actually were. But I think there
may be a movement Professor Ted for the when,
you know, friend of mine, who's now deceased, the George Morrow
is very famous computer guy. He was a student of Kosinski.
I owe an actual student not like me a student but an actual at
the you know,
an actual student is math class. Yeah, cuz he was a maths. He's
always been trying to get a hold of excuse, can't do it now. But
he says he tried to get a hold of him. He says, he says, For
the life of me, I know this guy pretty well. And I can't believe
he did any of this. You don't even think he wrote it? No, and
not about the writing of the manifesto about the bombing or
the bombing part? Mm hmm. Well, that's an interesting theory.
Well, it's like the unit farmer could still be out there
is like the building OJ Simpson's innocent. Right. Which
is possible because his son a lot of people think it was the
murder of he covered up
for a song. Yeah.
But that doesn't mean he's innocent. Well,
I'm all for it. If if Gen Z is is starting to worship Ted, I
think this is this is good. Read that out worshiping
in their reading says Worship Gen Z's
worship,
worship, because they're trying to dissuade by using a kind of
sacrilegious term worship. Excellent
point. And that is why I'd like to thank you for your courage
and say in the morning to you the man who put the sea in every
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In the morning, you have Mr. Adam curry games and nights out
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The troll room was where you can listen live. No agenda
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Skirting off like nut jobs. We have low low 9091 We're
crashing?
Yeah, yeah. Crashing, it's crashing. Who's 22 Last
Thursday? I
know. It's crashing. What's happening? It's inflation.
Dave is hard to get into the room today. Possible.
May you never know. For some people, it is hard. You can also
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Can you tell them enough?
No, no, you know, in fact, that makes them send more.
Think I heard them say that was the email address. Why would
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see the real threads when people are really, really communicating
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We'll talk later about Twitter how Twitter is being completely
destroyed. I think it's it's just a matter of time before
it's over and stock price will be 12 or maybe five
was a 50 cent stock.
Okay, 50 cents. Right now. It's I mean, they're still up in the
40s. Right?
Nobody held up during that big crash with 1100 1200 Point
downturn. Boom. Yeah, Twitter's the only one it kind of day and
I'm still 41 it didn't do anything. It didn't go down at
all, almost.
And the thinking is that that's because the investors are all
sitting there going, well, Elon is gonna have to pay for it.
Is what they think and I don't think so. I don't think so. He
is right now. What is it right now today? Is up? Is it 42?
Yeah, there you go. And as a company with almost no profit
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emailing me who do who are getting stuck. It's like, so
here's the here's the riddle. John has always brought
broadcasting from blank Silicon Valley. And there's a lot of
people who don't know this. I'm like, do you listen to the show?
The opening of the show? And the closing? The closing? Well, I
can understand maybe not people not sitting through all every
end of show makes but you must have heard the answer to that is
very surprising. Very surprising.
But again answer that then they don't deserve to be on.
We would like to thank the artists for episode 1485 We
titled that gender journey. And we were on our own gender
journey finding the artwork for this a capitalist agenda to come
the credit with the batteries not included no agenda kind of
Ford Bill Ford logo, but also the Ford F 150. Lightning, you
know, kind of that that grille, look they have on their running
boards, etc. I think it was hard for us to find something.
There was nothing even comparative to this. This was
the other art Peled. More or less, I mean, this was not the
piece that we wanted to pick. It was really well done. There was
no question about that it did. You had it, it was a gag,
because we're talking about Ford, and you made the Joker
video, it must be with no battery. And so get the
batteries not included gag in there. So it had all the
elements of a good piece. And it was extremely well done. And I
thought it was pretty, but that was the prettiest piece. But
there was no competition to it.
It was also confusing for people, I think, because it was
911. was on 911 or night. Yeah, 911 and
911. Nobody was knowing that mainstream media was dealing
with 911 They decided against it
right, which is kind of where it puts us when we well, you
know, what are we going to do? What are we supposed to do?
Well, stoled 911? I don't think so a reason for it
we are not going to do is put up the twin towers with a UFO in
between as art like no, no.
No, cuz we didn't talk about night we, you know, a lot of
this has to do. Yes, we do mention that for the artists,
artists information. We do like to have somatic art. So in other
words, if we have Mother's Day with like a Mother's Day piece,
it was Father's Day should say Father, do we like that? We do
that? 911 Not necessarily. Although why, you know, why
don't you do with 911 Well, we don't because it's not like a
holiday. It's nothing you know, it's kind of a screwball thing
to celebrate something you want to celebrate. And and then there
was no nine there was not a thing that jumped out at you and
we didn't talk about it at all.
Now we just talked about the lack of media
coverage. Attention Yeah.
I read I really liked Taunton. Neil's The Four Horsemen I think
we thought that was a very pretty piece, but really a
little inappropriate with the flames and everything for 911. I
think that was kind of like, was there another
Yes, a resubmission. She sent that in before
I didn't realize okay
and I don't know, when I was a discussion. I'm pretty sure we
discussed it before. And there's I like I've always liked that
piece. It's very pretty. And I've thought about maybe using
it for
something else. Oh, for private use.
I'm looking back now to trying to find it. Maybe she never sent
it in before, but I'm pretty sure she did.
Thank you to all the artists who always diligently dive in and
give it their best shot. And we try to feed back to let you know
exactly what we're thinking and why we chose something or not.
And it's not like it's set in stone. We're only just made of
flesh and blood. I was reading a couple of articles about online
art communities, which we certainly have no agenda
artists, no agenda, art generator.com You can
participate yourself or just refreshed during the live show
to play along. But these are the things that artists pretty much
all come together on the no agenda social.com website on the
mask, a lot of them do a lot of online art communities are
starting to ban AI generated images. And we actually had the
guy apologize for it. Who's Who spammed the generator with a
whole bunch of AI things
go loaded up? Yeah, he was very apologetic.
And everyone was I loved how that kind of worked on no agenda
social was like, oh, you know, Hey, man, and I'm sorry,
everyone's cool. And Polka tour had already removed them all.
But in general, in general, I don't know what you think. But I
find most of these AI generated images just it feels it feels
like it. It's like this. And you can see it's like, oh, AI
generated is boring. It doesn't feel like it's something great.
You know what I mean?
Give it time.
Yes, um, I just wanted to before we go, thank our we have some
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dodge North Dakota. And it's pages one and two. This is a
long note man. John and Adam $300. I've been debating
debating how and when to write this. Let's handwritten it's
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Yes, it was unscannable because it was on thick paper. I have
the jacket cover I have. Yeah. Okay. You continue to read and
you'll see his point you don't need the jacket cover.
Okay. The book jacket cover expressed doubt about settled
science as well the books the other books jacket cover
introduces the reader to the no agenda podcast. Oh, this is a
three book series fictional. Oh that I am finding now I am
finalizing and the books third cover may something though. So I
guess what he says is he wants to have our permission if we're
okay to including references to the no agenda show in his book.
Yeah, I don't have a problem with that. And of course not no
agenda here.
Here's a good one. I'm gonna read it from the back of his
book, bastions gate, cool bastions gate, ladies and gents
he's got just his little excerpt from the book and this is one of
them. Ladies and gentlemen, we have an eight car Zephyr
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that's how it's done that's how the book starts because that's
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it does a bunch of stuff this is like it isn't our 2348 car Bill
Well I was trying I'm sorry I come on to anyway it goes on and
on he's got a lot of funny material here that is related to
the no agenda showed is just throws it in and he makes it
sound as though it's interesting it's just I liked the way he did
it so so yeah so
and then doesn't ask for any Carmen but does say so donation
perhaps you guys could be convinced to reinstate the
deconstruction of the question and answer period of the Miss
America Pageant if only for a short period of time. Now
there's a fan John a fan of the segment. But I guess
Yeah, you know, I've thought about doing it but I keep I miss
these things. They're they're been downplayed in the media.
They don't get promoted much. They actually go to shoot past
me. It's like to me we could do something we could have done
today and I didn't do it. I didn't get a clip. But the
idiotic Emmys Yes. which no one saw. No one would why would they
then for one thing, there's not one TV show that one anything I
know it's I don't I've never heard a half of the shows that
even nominated let alone watched any of them.
I think it was five people watch the Emmy Awards that what a
canard what a disaster.
And it was shown in it. It was in a weird venue and people were
singing and they had some sketches that were no good.
Jimmy Kimmel being dragged out drunk, supposedly or sleeping,
who knows? Oh, oh, and then it was that was considered racist.
And it was and then it just was the worst end and it shows that
one or like, why never heard? Literally, there was I don't
know if there's any network shows that even got a
nomination, let alone one anything.
So as I was looking at the ratings, I saw another article
that was slamming, slamming the upfront. So the upfront is when
the Prime Minister the network's but all networks, they present
their new series, all the stuff they're going to be doing to the
advertisers in a preview so that advertisers can buy in by now
while stocks last. And according to this review, it's as as if
the network's are begging to me for everything to go away.
They're moving everything to the screen to their streaming
platforms. It's over. I think I think network why are they doing
this? It's a Hail Mary. They think that they can't
there's no maybe if they put on some good programming adversely.
My understanding is So my understanding is go ahead last
so I said last over at Apple to pray one of the promises of
course, you can outbid Apple, right? So you got a good show
like Ted lasso. And it goes over to Apple 10 episodes a season or
some stupid thing that dumb for networks to do that, and they're
paying a fortune for it. You can't do they can't afford it.
It's a nightmare. What's going on? It's a nightmare. I'm
telling it for them. And the Emmys reflected and, and then
they just stupidly put the thing on against Monday Night
Football, which got more people to watch. Like how dumb can you
be?
I even forgot about it. I was watching one that I thought
football I completely forgot about that.
Me so yeah, and that's on cable. Like I'm watching Monday Night
Football. You're not watching anything like that. No. Maybe
there's Monday night soccer. You'd probably watch that we
watched we watched Moon fall
you know Moon for
the movie, isn't it? Yes. Pretty good. But is it about
about the moon crashing into the earth? And of course, it's a
superstructure, and it's actually hollow. There's a
science real science there
does you see don't look up which is a similar kind of story.
This was much better than don't look up don't look up what you
saw. Don't look up. Of course I did. We talked about it on
the show. I didn't I couldn't get through it. I stopped at
about 20 minutes now now but this I never saw all of don't
look up and let alone any of these. I can't watch these
movies. They're not very well done.
Do you like Moon fall? Because it's even Tina like Moon fall.
She doesn't like these kinds of space movies. It was good. It's
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Our formula is this. We go out. We hit people in the mouth
I tell you this is bootleg coin. See a exclamation mark
doesn't work doesn't know. Doesn't work without the
exclamation mark either. No. That's not smart. You shouldn't
mix. unbranded. He shouldn't have unbranded.
Well, maybe he hasn't made the switch over yet. I'm not sure he
doesn't say okay
let me see. Oh, you know this the there's all kinds of madness
going on in New Zealand. Everyone's all pissed
off. Madness in New Zealand stopped the presses. They
dropped
all mandates like overnight, this from your Cinder. Why don't
you send I was like the was the most I think the most lockdown
country in the world. Maybe China did a little better job.
lunatic,
the government is facing backlash over its decision to
drop vaccine mandates and its COVID protection framework,
nurses and public health experts are feeling blindsided by the
move. And as Alexa cook reports, even some members of the public
aren't ready for
it. Masks may no longer be mandatory on public transport.
But passengers still opting to cover up may feel safer,
especially on public transport, keep in mind on forever,
ditching masks on public transport and in supermarkets
has left some feeling nervous. And if you're flying into New
Zealand vaccinations and tests on arrival are no longer legally
required. Raising the risk of new COVID variants sneaking in
lots of other places around the world aren't testing either
means we might not know that new variants have arisen. So that is
definitely a concern.
Warning, the scraping restrictions could be a big
expensive mistake with further waves of the virus likely and no
plan in sight.
I'm disappointed that I haven't seen anything about how we're
going to deal with this moving forward
feeling the nursing workforce she is
the mandates need to stay away. This is this is huge. This is
significant. And we've got a workforce crisis,
there was no longer that grounds to maintain the mandate given
the high rates of vaccination, but also given the amount of
COVID that people have experienced.
But while COVID cases might be dropping the workload for
hospitals isn't emergency departments around the country
is still under massive pressure. And the sector is worried about
how it will cope with future surges and cases,
we've got a workforce that's already depleted. So our ability
to respond in a timely way is going to be our major concern,
or
concern they're hoping the government here
is I can only think one thing with this, this immediate snap
back 180 degree change of direction is to get everybody
ready exactly for what this report says, Oh, we won't be
able to handle it. It won't be able to handle it when it comes
in the fall. I think I think they're setting this up
for some fall BS,
although it doesn't make sense because their fall would be
spring.
Right fall would be close to somewhere over fall. Or the
winter right now. By the end of winter. They're headed in just
into spring.
Right? They're heading into spring now. Yeah. So it does it
makes us less away aside now. I don't think so. None of it makes
sense. And you seem to just like we have to respect everybody we
went to you.
I think the real reason is they lost her ass into terms to
financial and losses employees, shortened to hospital, the same
thing everyone else has gone through. And then she did all
the tourists that are listed. It's a tourist trap country.
That no one's going there and can't get in. It needed a
vaccination. You need this you need that. You worried about
corn being quarantined? I'm not flying to any country where I'm
worried about being no quarantine there. No, no
quarantine. No, not gonna happen. Why? What's the point? I
don't need nobody needs to go to New Zealand.
Well, that's very unfriendly of you.
Gets the fact.
We talked briefly about Elon Musk and Twitter. And it's it's
so obvious what is going on here. Every word out of
Zuckerberg. Every other word out of Zuckerberg mouth is Twitter.
And we don't do it like Twitter. Now we're better than Twitter.
No, no Twitter. And then beyond Moscow. I mean, this seems like
such a coordinated move. And it all kind of came together with
this whistleblower, this bull crap whistleblower? If so here
at first, I'll play a little bit of the story from ABC and then
we'll play you a piece of the little show Senator Holly is
putting on
and now to the serious allegations against Twitter. A
former executive testified on Capitol Hill about lacks
security, which he says left data vulnerable to hackers. He
even claimed that a Chinese spy may have worked at the company
Peter Zakho told senators that Twitter executives are
misleading the public he said security failures were
overlooked to keep the company profitable. And he claimed there
were no safeguards to prevent any Twitter employee from taking
control of any account.
Company's cybersecurity failures make it vulnerable to
exploitation and when an influential media platform can
be compromised by teenagers, thieves, and spies, this is a
big deal for all of us. They don't know what data they have,
where it lives, or where it came from. And so unsurprisingly,
they can't protect it.
Does that was fired after raising concerns about security
his allegations could help Elon Musk walk away from his deal to
buy the company. In response Twitter pushed back saying that
because allegations are riddled with inaccuracies.
So that's riddles riddled riddle, by
the way, that idea that anyone can take over an account it
accounts for the fact that you never got your blue check in the
early days.
Exactly. I have I have a walk Do you have somebody there? I've
said this before. There are some I've same thing we I get some
issues here and there myself, but I've said it before.
Somebody at Twitter, some it doesn't take more than one
person doesn't like you
know, but that's been no. And that goes way back and I It's
okay, I'm okay with
that. They're still died. Apparently, they're still there.
Because they don't take you out blue checks anymore. But
no, no, I've been segregated off in some special space. Yeah. So
then we get this show. And the guy did two and a half hours,
boring, nothing new, nothing exciting. It's exactly like
every single company way too many people have access to
stuff. It's all over the place. We don't really know what it is.
But then Senator, Josh Hawley, who is now I'm kind of convinced
he's in someone's pocket. Because he's trying to take down
Twitter, this is the whole thing Elon has taken down Twitter, it
feels like the government needs to set up regulations,
specifically for meta so that they can run most of it. And you
know, all these, and this California now just pass this
thing take over the place. California just passed a law
that you know, you can't operate a social network unless blah,
blah, blah, blah, blah. So here's Hallie, with this
completely unbelievable performance.
Got it. And that means that these 4000 ish employees would
have had access to live user data or data all over Twitter.
They could access individual users personal information,
including their live data. Am I got that right?
Yes, sir. If they said they would have access to the
production environment, if they spent the time to meander around
and look around, they would find that they could access these
large troves of
data, including geolocation data. Did you testify to that
earlier
today? That I know that Twitter has IP locations and that they
do use geolocation services? Based upon IP addresses?
For wow, I wasn't employees with access to the data. That's
extraordinary. So wow, those employees would be in a position
then if they wanted to, to get this information and Doc's
Twitter users is that fair to say?
That is a concern of mine, sir. Yes. Wow. Wow. Wow.
Wow, sir, and 4000 people with the ability to Doc's school
users who pick up the phone and in no
way
Oh, wow. Oh, wow. There's 2 million people who have top
secret clearance in America may be more Oh wow. Oh wow 4000
People can Dox me on Twitter this thing is the minute okay my
prediction one of these So Elon did this he works for the
government I'm just gonna give you my theory I've no I can't
prove it. I'm saying this without evidence. Elon works for
the government all his subsidies, all the money all the
space stuff. It all comes from the government governments. And
so we worked for them. Let's say you got to take down Twitter
Okay, watch this, and did this whole thing set them up. But
obviously Twitter wasn't good, but cooperating perhaps
Twitter may not have been cooperating Good point.
Possible, they seem to have their own agenda about
everything.
So now they've set it up. Now they're trying to find trying to
give Elon an out. And I'm sure that eventually the Judiciary
will kick in and talk to the judge or do something and it's,
this thing has to be dismissed. I don't even think I don't think
anyone's gonna pay a dime. I don't think there'll be a single
even though the $1 billion big breakup fee. I think he's going
to walk away. He will actually give the billion to the poor
employees of Twitter who will be out of a job when that goes down
to a 50 cent stock. This thing is on the this is the best short
of all human history.
Know this a lot better shorts,
this 41 to half $1
It's a good short, but there's been stocks up there. I mean,
234 100 bucks to nothing to zero to broke you. But this
is a sure thing.
You buy your thesis, I'm not convinced of it. No, I know.
There's no such thing as a sure thing, especially when it comes
to the stock market. Now Patreon you know, they get bought, you
know, somebody else comes along and buys them or who knows
Patreon is in some weird trouble. Have you been following
this?
Yeah, you know, I almost clipped that guy. I don't think No, I
didn't. I didn't clip the guy. But but I'll just tell you
what's what's happening. First of all, they they fired their
apparently their entire security team. And then it turns out
they're really fires idli Yeah, then then we're firing like 20%
of the company. Well, it's bad times. But then there's all
these glassdoor.com postings and all these allegations about
management and executives not taking down content that is
illegal or was reported as sexual in nature involving
minors. And there's just report
report they guys the examples I've seen are mostly what he
wants to be called Muppets. Muppets which are Muppets which
are little girls dressed provocatively. Oh, not naked.
What is
when does this? I've never heard this term moppets. And I'm a
little freaked out. You know it. It's an
old term. It's old. Somebody. I haven't heard it for decades.
But it's an old but it referred specifically to this. Here you
go. I see it.
I see it. The small endearing Lee sweet child, as in the then
famous Silver Screen Muppets. Yeah, surely temple.
Yeah, so it goes back Kripa. But they're moppets. And so this
guy's all bent out of shape about that. And it's
questionable. Legality is questionable. It's everywhere.
It's particularly questionable. Here's your real problem. While
this is going on, and this guy's moaning and groaning about the
Muppets played this clip. This is a zoom, taken from a Zoom
meeting. I have it under talk. The big movement now and this is
an Idaho of all places. This is the Idaho Health, Health and
Welfare Department. porn, literally,
machine free educational space by letting young people know
that it's okay. If they're curious. It's okay if they have
watched orange and it's okay, if they have thought about porn, at
least make sure to say someone being curious about sex and
record does not make them a bad person. It makes them human.
It's so importantly normalized that this is a natural human
experience. And I also want to point make a point to share that
not wanting to watch porn is also completely fine. There's no
judgment and shame for not being curious. That's okay, too. And
we want to create environments in the classroom where students
don't shame each other.
Now, these are people who work for the health department in
health and welfare. So as an educational versus like the
social workers, but then this woman comes in who's also in
this meeting, and she's the educator in the group. Here we
go and she tells what's going on in the classroom.
So as an educator, my job is to provide information about sexual
health and have students critically think by exploring
all sides of an issue. Critical Thinking skills are the largest
component of porn literacy. It's the ability for young people to
analyze and ask questions about the media that they're viewing.
Critical Thinking skills allow young people to understand the
intention behind pornography, so much of sex Education is
reflecting on our values and beliefs in relation to a topic
and poor literacy is no exception. For facilitators,
it's first important for them to reflect on their reasons for
wanting to teach foreign literacy. Do they want to teach
foreign literacy because they believe watching porn and by
extension, sex work is inherently bad, and they want to
stop young people from accessing it. That's unfortunately not
going to lead to good conversations, because it's
pushing one agenda that porn is mad.
Okay, so we have this going on, which is like a real eye roller.
And the teacher who says, Well, you know, we like to discuss
these things. And so what do they have a slideshow and they
would the first thing that kids are going to, you know, if
you're forced to look at some of this stuff that is extremely
graphic, and sometimes gross, is why does that guy have a dick
that's two feet long. Is the first thing that one of the kids
would ask and then the teacher now has to explain this.
Unfortunately, what we've noticed and many educators many
people we have throughout the years is that porn has become
extremely violent. It's you know about choking and speeding and
and not just your BD you know, Bs BDSM, but like, violent kind
of stuff that you know, that is certainly affected young men,
young men are screwed, made a completely screwed with all this
stuff. That's I mean, it's, I don't think many will get out
really alive or doing or thriving with all the shit that
they're exposed to. It's bad, it's bad.
It's bad. Important is always considered to be bad. It wasn't
considered to be just part of the human experience. What can a
human experience are we talking about? Let's go back 100 years,
you know, there were Yeah, there were little postcards of you
know, women showing off their breasts maybe. And that was
about it. And I mean, this is out of control this pan to human
experience, John
the pen that when you write with it, you hold it upside down, or
clothes fall off. Those were boots, they had keychains
keychains used Hawaiians as its keychain and and be like these
people having sex. So Shane. So Dennis Prager
is he's already hated probably because of his Christianity and
honesty in this Prager University. But he wrote a blog
post, I guess, two weeks ago, titled women are
disproportionately hurting our country. And this is, wow, I've
you could have written this actually, I don't know if you
would have published it. But what he says is all this shit
that's going on. He says, I do want to point out that, you
know, a high percentage of the people doing this stuff,
exactly. We talked about here are women. You know, the 1619
project women. I mean, it's BLM women. Now I'm not saying I had
to haven't really read the article enough to to judge it.
But I understand what he's saying. And the outrageous is
crazy. He's the most misogynistic man in the world
right now. But there is something to be said as to the
how these how these people identify. I mean, even
very few of them identify as cisgender women, almost all of
them are either non binary or lesbian.
There are quite a few. Yeah. I do.
want to mention one, just one thing. Remember, we're talking
about cerebral on the last show the app that basically is just
pushing pills on you to call up oh, I need to talk to somebody
don't feel good. Within 10 minutes, you get to three
prescriptions, your second call, you get two more and then you're
dropped because I can't help you anymore. Because you're
overprescribe I'm looking at a screenshot of their app. You
know what they also for $100, though, you know what they'll
do? They'll give you a consultation, and first
appointment for your gender affirming hormones.
So really, uh huh.
Cerebral? Yeah, it's consultation and first
appointment for folks seeking gender affirming care for
patients who are starting continuing or maintaining gender
affirming hormone treatment. So this is what's going on this
farmer is in control. We've been hijacked our children are
hijacked. It also turns out that ADHD medicine is prescribed
significantly more to white children on a percentage basis.
So idea,
yes, idea.
We had a letter from one of our producers some time back,
telling us how his wife needed a hysterectomy for medical reasons
and couldn't get on the list for one until she claimed She was
trying to transition
did I see this note?
We read it on the air she was trying to transfer now is now
instead of me history she needs a hysterectomy because she wants
to transition to a male and she needs a hysterectomy put her
right at the top of the list got the hysterectomies she needed
for her health she had some one of those, those situations where
you have to have a hysterectomy. So I'm thinking, you know, could
do worse than getting a bunch of testosterone and loaded up with
it. Joe Rogan does it twice so big. But if you say hey, you
know, I'm a female or I transitioned I was once a female
male, I need more testosterone, and then do it over this system
and you'll get this you should get a prescription that would be
available to you soon glowed up. Sounds to me like there's a lot
of ways to exploit this for purposes of drug drug use.
Well, there's there's a lot more coming. On September 12,
President Biden signed an executive order. It is the
executive order on advancing biotechnology and bio
manufacturing innovation for a sustainable, safe and secure
American bio economy. This stuff in
you l
I hear you laughing, and he's appointed a director, Dr. Rene
Wegg. wegrzyn, who comes from the pharmaceutical industry and
from DARPA. Interestingly enough, her DARPA portfolio
included the living foundries 1000 molecules, safe genes, pre
emptive expression of protective alleles and response elements,
and detected with gene editing technologies programs. And so
she's a she's in the gene editing business. And she's been
around. And I cannot speak to everything in this effect that
can speak to very, very little of this, but there's some, I
think, some pretty good analysis. Former Pfizer employee
says about this executive order, let me read between the lines
for the Americans, Biden, September 12 2022 Executive
Order declares that Americans must surrender all human rights
that stand in the way of transhumanism clinical trials,
safety standards, and informed consent, consent will be
eradicated as they stand in the way of universally unleashing
gene editing technologies needed to merge humans with AI. In
order to achieve the sole societal goals of the New World
Order. Crimes against humanity are not only legal, but
mandatory. And then they have some, some examples from this
text. And it does seem to be kind of like a regulatory
framework that would, at very best, protect Big Pharma from
getting sued over anything they try on you and the mRNA platform
is, is the future. Because we've hacked the software of life and
so this executive order, apparently, here we go. If you
highlighted Go
ahead, the term biome falling into line with all the other
Democrats that are bought up by pharma
and this is what I'm saying Pharma is really in charge of a
lot here from the couple highlights. The term
biotechnology means technology that applies to or is enabled by
life sciences, innovation or product development. So that's
pretty broad. The term bio manufacturing in this executive
order means the use of biological systems to develop
products tools, and processes at commercial scale. The term bio
economy means economic activity derived from the life sciences
particular in particularly in the areas of biotechnology and
bio manufacturing, and includes industries, products or services
in the workforce. biological data means the information
including associated descriptors derived from the structure
function or process of biological systems, there's
magic collected or aggregated for analysis. And then you get
into key r&d and how that will fit into the life sciences and
according to this article on these scientists, the whole idea
it all comes down to once they've changed your genes then
technically, they kind of own human life. They have patents on
it, and they can do whatever they want, but I don't need to
read this article to know that because look at the COVID
vaccine. It's exactly what they did. They they they change it
for you put it under emergency youth also authorization and
called the by Vaillant that people go and eat it up some
bite you know mRNA vaccines might help treat cancer. That's
why Joe was out there yelling about it. He is He is you he
has cancer, President Biden made a big push today for what he
calls his cancer moonshot a mission to cut the US cancer
death rate in half over the next 25 years.
Because we know this, cancer does not discriminate. Red and
Blue. It doesn't care if you're Republican or a Democrat, BD
cancer, something we can do together.
The President spoke about the initiative at the John F.
Kennedy Library, a nod to Jim Kay's moonshot speech 60 years
ago today, that ignited a historic era, face travel,
a nod.
There's another guy out there who was dying and he I think
he's I think he's dead now. And he recorded his last video with
his buddy and I talked about how his dad was participated with
the 14 other people to create the moon landing hoax. And he
had actually given a confession on his deathbed two years ago,
same guy now his son has done it. That, you know, they put
sand content. What's his face? Kubrick was no part of it. But
it was faked. According to the guy's death video. There's quite
a thing to do if you're dying. Yeah, well,
it's also a good gag if you're dying.
I should do one of those
shouldn't be great. You know, if
we got to think of a really good one that I can then all of a
sudden, look, this is what I've been. But I've been this secret
I've been protecting all these years. It'd be it'd be something
really significant that rocks the world.
Yeah, you can come up with some I'll try. Let's go to Ukraine
for a second. So we get some of this stuff out of the way,
especially this particular report on the on the new year.
Yeah, yeah, the nuke plants and I got two clips that need really
need to be played.
One yesterday, workers restored the last of three backup power
lines to the Russian helds. That parrhesia Nuclear Power Plant in
Ukraine. Just days before all three lines had been
disconnected in part due to shelling concerns about a
nuclear disaster there have loomed for months, and PRs
catalogs dwarf is in Kyiv. And she has been closely tracking
what's happening there. Hey, cat.
Hey, wanna Hey, Hey, John. Hey. Okay,
so powerline acted again. Good news, right?
Yeah, definitely, definitely, definitely. Yes, definitely good
news, a little complicated. But the power lines that are
connected now are the ones that feed energy into the plant,
which is great, because it means critical safety equipment, there
has power. So the pumps that keep the water moving through
the reactors to cool them can keep pumping, there are still
four other lines that are damaged and not working. Those
are the ones that feed the power out of the plant onto the grid.
I talked to the head of Ukraine's atomic energy company,
his name is Petro ko tn. We had a long conversation this
morning. He's not at the plant. He's here in Kyiv. But he talks
to the general manager there at the plant every day. And he told
me that they're trying to restore those lines as quickly
as they can, but it's just going to take some time.
Okay, but one thing came out of this, which is that they
reestablished the power going in two pumps going what was going
on when they didn't have the power? How come it didn't melt
down?
Well, you know, so many people have emailed about, emailed us
about this. And so apparently, the external generators were
were taken out or broken or didn't work. And so then to shut
it down, you do need external power. Fact
to this day, part two is got another little tidbit I thought
was interesting.
And I most conversations that he's having every day, what is
he hearing about the conditions for the plants, Ukrainian
workers?
Yeah, that part is pretty heartbreaking. So the plant has
been under Russian occupation since March. And it's hard for
Petro co tn to get a real sense of what's happening there.
Because he says the calls he's allowed to have with the
management there are only audio, no video, so he doesn't really
know if they're speaking. Oh, that's so heartbreaking. But he
told me he can just hear it in their voices.
And I can see by evaluated voices and said the people, the
very exhausted, he
told me he thinks they're on the edge of what he calls
psychological disaster. He told me he knows already that one of
his workers recently died after being severely beaten by
Russians. And he says some 200 of his workers have been
tortured at various times.
Wow, okay. Wow. On Sunday, operators shut down the final
reactor at the plant is no longer producing electricity.
What did he tell you about that? Are there plans to restart it?
Yeah, Cochin was very clear about this with me. He said he
would not restart any reactors, even if it became technically
possible until Russia leaves the plant. It's just safer this way.
And it's also better for those workers because it takes less
staff to operate the plant like this and takes maybe at least a
little bit of stress off of them. Okay, and
what does that mean for energy in the country?
Well, it's not great. Africa is huge. It's the biggest nuclear
power plant in Ukraine, but also in all of Europe. And, you know,
it's big enough that if all of its reactors are running, it
could technically provide almost all the power this country
needs. With it off. Ukraine is having to use more coal, and a
lot of the coal plants are in the east where all of the heavy
fighting is happening. For now Ukraine is okay, because not as
much power as being used with people fleeing from the war. And
with it being you know, late summer, it's not winter. But as
more people come back it it will likely become a problem.
I see a lot of stories about gas, the Russian gas still going
into Ukraine.
Wells hook right up.
Cold like they got things in
that report. Yes, I agree. There you go. A couple of things in
that report that caught my attention. One is that are you
telling me that the Russians are literally torturing the guys
working in the in the plant there? Okay, you know, here's I
even get them over here. Let's tortoise put them in the
thumbscrew. I mean, we're beating him and torturing him.
And they expect this to go well, I mean, this doesn't make any
sense.
Now, the evidence she had was it's voice call only no video.
Heartbreaking.
So now the other one was, so this, this one plant the biggest
in Europe. Green, it's got four reactors, and it's one location
in the corner there can power the entire country. And people
weren't, why doesn't did why don't they put, in other words,
to have these plants would power Germany to just to have these
Ukrainian plants, if you
had the trans? If you had the transit should power all of
Germany. I'm just going by the population figures. It may
actually take less than that. Because there's a lot of Ukraine
is a big country in terms of square miles. It's bigger than
Germany. But the population is half of Germany, it's 44
million, Germany's maybe 88. And so do you. So two of these
plants are just to take care of those green bullshit? Oh, let's
put up some mph some windmills and, and do this and do that now
just put two of these plants up and boom, you're good to go.
Why don't you do that?
Because that's not the point of the exercise. The point is to
impoverish the people to bring them into solar and wind. That's
the That's the plan that I mean, there's no, there's no logical
reason for any of this. Maybe they shouldn't have thrown
Russia off of Swift in the first place. Oh, how quickly we forget
that that's really what started the problem. You want to do
these other Ukraine clips?
Oh, yeah, these are different isn't more than true updates.
Let's go with that one.
The Swift advance may have surprised Russian forces, but
its planning was months in the making. According to The New
York Times.
What is what is this phone? Yes, Music Man, what's going on with
this house? Okay,
here we go. So this is a clip about the turnaround. And what's
happened is Ukrainians have taken the upper hand, right, and
they pushed the Russians out, even though the Russians have
really abandoned the place. And so they tend to doubt are in
charge of everything. And this is on one of the shows like all
things considered or something. And for some reason, not all of
it, but for some reason at this during this part of it, I think
this is code of some sort. They have a bed, this NPR data
musical bed,
what are they thinking the Swift advance may have surprised
Russian forces, but its planning was months in the making.
According to The New York Times, and CNN this summer, American
and Ukrainian military officials played out war games to see
which scenarios would make for a successful counter offensive.
The first plan one big broad push across the whole southern
front line, but that was deemed too risky. So a new plan, one in
the south, one in the east. The southern offensive aimed at
retaking the City of Henderson was highly publicized. Here's
Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff here in
Washington talking about it last week on NPR,
part of the skill of generalship and battle is to concentrate
enough forces at the time in place of your choosing to
achieve the desired effects. And that is what the Ukrainians are
trying to do.
But the other offensive farther north and the east was kept
quiet. Until of course it wasn't.
Ukrainian troops are close. I mean, some major victories this
weekend as they fight to take back to the Russian
troops left vehicles and ammunition behind as they fled.
There were reports this week that some of the retreating
soldiers left Ukraine altogether crossing back into Russia.
You know, almost everybody in Europe that I know is calling
bullcrap on this. Yeah. And they, and they have their
reasons which I'll explain after we get through the
well, I let me give you my reason for the bullcrap thing.
This is to make it look as though the Russians had left
things behind and all this stuff and that's what happens when
you're rousted. To make us look alike. Well, we quit and we had
an okay I probably wrong on this, but the $80 billion with
the stuff that we left in Afghanistan, maybe it's just to
distract from that.
So Willow contacted me she said, Okay, I noticed I you know, I
don't have time to listen to the show. Okay, too busy. Listen to
her brother. Okay. She says, To me, this is bullcrap. And it's
just to help people not vote for the crazy in the crazy elections
here in Italy, because we have this right wing, the far right
bring parties who basically want to stop the war. Like Stop it.
Stop it now. We want that's a good I think that's correct. And
and it came on the heels of this
Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Anderson will resign on Thursday
after a block of four conservative parties won the
parliamentary elections. Anderson, the leader of the
Social Democrats accepted defeat of her center left coalition in
a speech last night.
For right wing parties seem to have barely 50% of the vote in
the elections. And they have an advantage of one or two seats.
It's a narrow majority, but it's a majority. So tomorrow, I will
have handed my resignation as prime minister and the
responsibility to continue the process will be taken over by
the speaker of parliament and the parliament.
The fall right Sweden Democrats farmer by this man yummy Okis on
took around 20% of votes after an election campaign focused on
anti immigration policies of christeson is the leader of the
Conservative multiply.
So the Sweden Democrats sounds weird, but they're far right.
And so only mentioned in this report as well. They're anti
immigration, which in Sweden, Hulu, but I think they're also
wanting to stop the war. They want to stop so there's only
three ways this can go Russia wins, Ukraine wins, or we we
work it out and we and we call a truce and everybody goes back
and we got to negotiate something this is crazy. They
can't have that and I think that this is part of a broader move
and it looks to me like CIA another Russian official linked
to the energy sector falls overboard to his death from a
boat that has us written all over it. I think I think you
know, they're Palio Putin is treason move. There's all kinds
of articles everywhere. He's under attack. People inside
Russia aren't happy. They're trying to kick off something to
get rid of Putin now.
Well, let's go with clip Q.
I knew there's a reason or two of us.
How is the setback playing out inside Russia? fluish This is
Boris and that yes, a former member of Russia's Parliament
speaking over the weekend on Russian state TV.
And they were in the comfort Nikki, where are you from Lucha
Chewbacca. It is impossible to defeat Ukraine using Russia's
current strategy. He says he points out that America and
Europe are supporting Ukraine with money and weapons. Well,
that kind of criticism has been rare inside Russia since the war
began. But not yet. Austin is not alone. On Monday, dozens of
local elected officials signed a petition demanding that Russian
President Vladimir Putin resign. Last week seven members of a
municipal council in St. Petersburg called on Putin to be
charged with treason over the war in Ukraine. Now, it's
unlikely that Putin will resign or be charged with treason. But
this does feel like a significant moment in a war that
for months had seemed to be locked in a bloody stalemate
is a game changer.
That is Hunter hope Cove. She's a pro democracy activist and
former member of parliament in Ukraine. I first met her in cave
right before the war and we've been checking in every few
months as the war grinds on. This week. She happened to be in
Washington DC, so we invited her to our studios and I asked
whether she felt this marks a turning point in the war.
Thanks to the US military aid. And you hi MERS
imar is the weapons that take out Russian air defenses that
the US has been sending Yeah,
so helping with the bravery of Ukrainian armed forces. First
was the higher fighting spirit. So helped us to liberate
villages, towns. And I do believe the more military aid we
received, the faster will win the war and more lives of
civilians, we will save man.
People might get the wrong idea that we actually have like
production meetings and we coordinate stuff and we talk
about what we're going to do to do callbacks. We're just
talented, I guess.
First of all, very big. There's no doubt about that. First of
all, you don't say I do believe if you're a non English speaker?
No, you're a spook. You're a spook. This woman is a spook.
And then tempted to add a little bit I only have a circuit, which
is only a few seconds long, because and I'll add to it
because she goes on after this little commentary. This is like
really a weird situation you're trying to establish here for the
negotiation process. And she literally says I you know, no,
will it once the Russians are out of the country completely,
then we'll negotiate. What does that even supposed to mean?
Let's play this clip.
And Ukrainian victory means, of course, return back to Ukraine,
Donbass and Crimea. Oh,
really. The
Donbass words of Don Bosco is back and Crimea when she put
that one in there. She wants to get the Russians to give up
Crimea, which they don't want to do, because it's their main
shipping base for the for that area. And it's it's just a place
where there's, you know, it's just important military
Crimeans don't want to do that either. No, of
course, they're all Russians is probably the reason. But the
point is, is that they're now they're just being and this
woman is the spook that was for this is I do believe Rubery she,
she says, puts this in there. And it's like, really, this is
unreasonable. Unreasonable. So what's up some things up they
get put into pressure on Putin, like you pointed out, now they
got you know, they want him to resign. They want to do this. I
want to get him out of there. What is going on here? From a
geopolitical perspective of our country, what are we? What's in
it for us? What are we trying to accomplish? Or we're trying to
get rid of Putin? Why?
Well, no, we want to work with the guy
we don't like the guy we don't want to we push them toward
China. We want them and trying to get together so they can
fight amongst themselves. Maybe I mean, wow,
no, I was thinking here. We want to disrupt food and we want to
unseat him.
Cause what purpose
to cause even greater chaos in the world
is it is it how about this, he is the real stumbling block for
the World Takeover of One World Government thing he's beds dead
set against this has to get go. Even though he's
you would not be the first person to say that that Putin is
the only guy stopping it now until Trump gets back.
And they don't like Trump and you know, you know, for a fact
that and the CIA in particular doesn't like Trump. No, not a
fan,
not a fan.
And then there's this little ditty
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky was in a car crash
after returning to key from a surprise visit to one of his
newly liberated cities official says Alinsky suffered no serious
injuries when a car hit his motorcade. He went on to deliver
his nightly address praising his soldiers who drove Russian
forces out of the Kharkiv region. He says they did the
impossible by taking back 3000 square miles of territory in
just a matter of days.
And I'd say you better get used to that. RBF there's the LIN
ska, because she's going to be running the show and once they
get rid of him she's already sitting next to Queen Ursula
think yeah,
that she'll be the one and they've they've had women Yes,
women as head of state in Ukraine before
all she has to do is get that funky ass hairdo that Princess
Leia thing and she's good to go. Yeah. Can you imagine I can't
wait for Pierre to get her hands on her.
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Worth. This is all today Charlotte's thirsty Third
Thursday monthly meet up seven o'clock Ed tavern Charlotte
North Carolina. Tomorrow the 10th District shrunken amygdala
meet up eight o'clock it man Ghana's Irish man Ghana's Irish
hot, I guess in Michigan. That's in Mount Clemens, Michigan. The
local 512 bringing in the fall meet up one o'clock on Saturday
docks back yard Sunset Valley, Texas Baron Scott, the Baron of
the no agenda armory and his lovely wife organizing that
definitely check that one out. If you're in the Central Texas
area. The Deutsch bags in mind and minds meet up Zeitung center
minds that will be on Saturday 1:30pm German time shrunken
amigo support group two o'clock Eastern on Saturday, a trust
group corium Cincinnati, Ohio Hello pine Dale, Wisconsin on
Saturday, the Wyoming in a minute meet up at two o'clock at
Wind River Brewing Company. The Fresno meetup has been canceled.
But on Saturday, the pre hurricane climate change amigos
shrinkage preparedness session starts at 330 at masteries
Brewing Company St. Pete's Beach, Florida, the flight of
the no agenda meetup 333 Pacific cronies grill, agora Hills,
California this is also on Saturday. And on Sunday, our
next show day the crypto calm behind the schemes melt down
noon central Crowne Plaza, West Minneapolis, West Minneapolis,
and the mighty Niagara River meetup 133. Eastern Raymond
cleantech veterans park clinic, veterans park, North Tonawanda
cou quite a lot, but they're worth it. Go check it out and no
agenda meet up where you can meet people who you will connect
with. And if you saw them on the street, you'd be like, I've
never talked to that person completely different from me.
You'd be amazed no agenda meetup.com If you can't find one
up there, start one yourself. Sometimes you want to go hang
out with all day. You won't be triggered. You wouldn't be
alright, I see that you're swinging for the fences with
like three ISOs.
So before we do that, Joe do want to mention something about
the meetups. People have to always know that the meetup is a
meetup. It's not hard or some other event. Like there was a
number of people that had they wanted to do meetups at Burning
Man, which you got to pay $2,000 to get into the event or when
Whoever it is to go to the meetup now.
Oh, I see. So to finish your thought
that was it just a meetup is a meetup. It's like a free event
that people can go to freely and that's something you have to pay
a cover charge to get into.
Copy that hurt chef.
Okay, I only have one ISO so I think you're probably gonna
because you got three so you your feel confident or maybe
not.
Your three, your one.
I have one. That
is a huge deal.
It's a pretty good one. Okay, sorry. All right. Well, let's go
with mine. I mean, let's listen to mine. I don't consider them
to have ever done of programming.
Let's start with waning underweighting
Your days of hiding behind a keyboard are waning.
Wow, man, we've never done a four second die. So that won't
even that won't even that's fit.
Let's go to two moment.
Just such a moment in our lives.
So you've shown me the boots. You've shown me the sandals. Now
let's see what you really want me to play. Thanks. Oh, thank
you so much. You knew it. See, I know I know how you were your
salesman. You're just a shoe salesman. You're the Al Bundy of
ISOs.
You do the exact same thing.
Well, hello.
But you don't call me out on it. Whose fault is
that?
Okay, two quick things is we do have to go. This one I thought
was well there's a reason for this quick clip
tonight. The FAA has temporarily grounded Blue Origin space
rocket as it investigates a mid air mishap today. About a minute
after a rocket launch from the West Texas desert carrying a
capsule loaded with science experiments, something went
wrong. The capsules emergency escape system activated and it
parachuted safely to Earth but the rocket crashed.
So the reason I bring it up is that China is having better luck
and big story for the past couple days in the space world.
Giant China apparently drilled into the moon with one of their
bots. And they discovered a new mineral and they're going to be
shooting all kinds of missions to the moon to get more of it.
That could be a new power source. We haven't heard about
50 years
dilithium crystals.
And I think we have a new space race on our hands. Because this
is obviously
bullcrap. It's obviously bullcrap.
So this is a space race. Hey, Ilan, more money. Mo Money
coming up. We can't finish a show without talking about our
boy Mike breaking
overnight. The CEO of my pillow, Mike Lindell says the FBI seized
his cell phone in the drive thru of a Hardee's fast food
restaurant in Minnesota. The move appears to be connected to
the Justice Department's investigation into attempts to
overturn the 2020 election. Lindahl is a loyal Trump
supporter who has promoted conspiracy theories about the
election. He claims the agents served him with a subpoena and
questioned him about voting machines
so have a
question to do it at a Hardee's? Are you kidding me? Yeah, this
is this is correct. And He even eats it a Hardee's? Are you
kidding me? No, I believe that of course he maybe does. This is
have you ever been to a Hardee's?
Yes, you are doing exactly what everyone on Twitter is doing?
Right so he's really not a millionaire because he eats at
Hardee's
Well, I mean at Hardee's course. Have a nice breakfast.
Now here's the thing so they have his phone. I thought Apple
completely locked everything down and they wouldn't give the
keys I guess that
that era is over what did they never said it was an iPhone
iPhone that isn't believe me?
It's an iPhone he hasn't he uses an iPhone user.
Oh, he can't get anything off of it.
Oh crap. They Apple is all in of course. There isn't there are no
secrets
nothing so I get claims that he runs his whole business off that
phone. But you did there's one I would say there's a You're
kidding me? No, I'm
sure he does. He's got all promo codes on there. Got to remember
which promo code to say. I someone told me that I think
Tina told me that he's Adnan really bummed because I control
my hearing aids with my phone. Which of course you can do. So
he's not really security conscious. But what they're
doing here is they're trying to just connect little dots get one
email get one text that connects to I don't know, maybe the
oversight you
know, where this whole thing's a scam. Of course
it's a scam but you know what? It's Some journalists have been
around long enough to know really what's going on with
January 6,
I'm old enough to remember at the outset of the January 6
hearings, there was so much
Alex Wagner, from MSNBC, who was old enough to remember January
6,
I am old enough to remember at the outset of the January 6
hearings, there was so much pressure, a public outcry about
Merrick Garland and whether he was going to pursue any of this,
it now appears that the January 6 committee and the DOJ are very
much in line with one another in a way that they haven't been up
until now. It feels like Do you think
that's the blower voice out with that vocal fry?
Do you think it's because she was just talking about 911 for
days on end and had to add in? And she was trying to say, you
know, I'm old enough to remember the automatic thing was January,
you know, 911 I'm old enough to remember January 6, oh, I meant
911 Something like that? Because she would be old enough to
remember 911 No, I
think she's dumb about that rationale real thing.
I'll take it man, there's so much more fun stuff. Did you
know that the Vice President's very worried that a lot of
terrorists here in America
right Oh, yeah, she's worried sick.
Very disturbing stuff,
but we did most of them in our front yard right now.
We look forward to Babbitt keep it up, right. Well, there you
go. Let me see. I've got an end of show mix scenario here and
I'm gonna load that up because let me see you present. Here we
go. We have some good ones actually. We've got the DS
laughs Jesse coin Nelson. Nicholas Heron and Sir Ned wood
is all groovy. And then coming up next revelation radio news on
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everybody. I'm Adam curry.
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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot declared racism a public health
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75 people primarily from Venezuela arrived in Chicago
Wednesday night. After the more than 12 hour trip from Eagle
Pass. Chicago's Mayor Lori Lightfoot called Abbott's move
racist and inhumane.
Mayor Lightfoot now coming under fire for allegedly relocating
dozens of migrants from Chicago to hotels in nearby suburbs.
What's more, the migrants were allegedly moved without giving
local officials a heads up first.
Joining me now is the mayor of Chicago herself Lori Lightfoot,
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