This is Taylor Swift. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Sunday,
August 26 2012. Time for your Gitmo nation media assassination
episode 438. This is no agenda posing as a member of posse Ryan
in the capital of the drone Star State. It's Aston Martin
everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I have a bell. John C.
Dvorak. Raglan buzzkill
I'm sorry, I had a cowbell before you had a cowbell?
I don't think so. Yeah. Oh
dude. cowbell. cowbell on the daily source code is legendary.
is legendary
you had yes on Wikipedia?
Yes, it says cowbell often used in daily source code.
You better start writing it in then. Hey, gotta go Hey, Adam.
Go to justice.gov
Yeah. Oh, gee. What do you see they're on their newly invented
website, John. Oh, I don't know what they've changed. They used
to have a top banner with an American flag and everything now
we have a bit we have a challenge coin.
Yeah. What does it say out there? The
common law is the will of mankind issuing from the life of
the people that support
thank you. Thank you. That's bull crap. Is that what our law
is now? The common law is the will of mankind. Whether just
say of the United Nations that would make me feel more
comfortable instead of trying to hide it. Read it again. And tell
me what it really means. The
common law is the will of mankind which is in big bold
letters. That are script curses showing from the life big bold
letters of the people big bold letters. So the life of the
people so where it is the will of mankind issuing from the life
the life
what happened to this mean? What happens to the what happened to
the Constitution? Shouldn't that be up there?
Well, not they're gonna have pictures the whole they're all
over the place.
But seriously, they're redesign this website. They right they
got the challenge coin up there. I don't know what the hell that
thing is. When you click on it, it doesn't do anything. And it's
all blank black and kind of low action not really black. It's
what is it? Like Gray? Gray, black.
It's black, black and gray ground black. Yeah.
And the common law is the will of mankind. That's just weird. I
should I should have done this. What was fine, because I've been
I go to
go look it up on the archive, go to our
Wayback Machine. And because I look at I look at the
justice.gov a lot. And I'm like, Wow, man, this thing changed.
I'm just gonna go back random to February 3. Let's see. Oh. This
is sometimes this way Mac wayback machine doesn't work
right. Now this is
here's the criminal justice system as a counterterrorism
tool. Here's justice.gov in Espanol. Oh,
oh, by the way, while we're on it. I was sent an official no
agenda. I see if I have it here somewhere. No agenda Spanish
lesson. Oh, cool. Yeah. Would you like to hear it? Yes,
because this is something that I think is very handy for all of
the slaves will get my nation. Following is a group of commands
that may be helpful to the beginner
lossy and this command or se detangled Prinzipien.
Some are given with reflexive pronouns which will be explained
later.
Algunos de and Emperor number is terrific. CBOs does call us
expliquer Ramos. Mostafavi show me your passport fan SR MySuper
support they raise your hands. I'd say less
money. Get out of the train.
Get out of the car. By so they allow auto
stop. Relax your hand. Body rely Sumana here comes Tell me the
truth. Dig me. Show me the trail. In less than a mile
camino. Tell me your complete and correct name. Do you got
Mizuno? Matejko flattery correcto? Of what country? Are
you a citizen? dicapai he says who said Sudano Hey, citizen.
Hey, excuse me. I know. Shut up slave. God is this global
goddess says clavo
you had been a lot more entertaining if you weren't
giggling your own material.
I'm not giggling in my material. I'm giggling at the guy doing
the translation.
So how'd you get this worse? Who's
this guy? One of our producers sent it in. Oh, he
just clipped from the old from the show and put it to you
actually recorded it.
Oh yeah, no, no, no, no, that was that would constitute work.
I was thinking, wow, we're gonna do this over the top.
No, ever since you showed your production skills people have
been sending me in all kinds of stuff like this.
That's a gun
that's a gun so it'll be coming very handy for our reports about
the Free Syrian Army.
So look, I have I feel bad about this, about this bad production
deal. But I've decided to introduce a new feature.
Oh, which will soon have a jingle no doubt. Okay,
what's the new feature? It's called the Evergreen Clip of the
Day.
Evergreen Clip of the Day. All right. Do I just go straight
into it? Yeah, hit it. That looks great. What is that? What
was it?
What was it?
Somebody's saying? That's great. And the guy saying
Oh, okay. Wow, John, I you know, you must have been up late
burning burning the midnight oil a wow, okay.
Well, it better before went over the I must have I'm gonna have
to equalize some of these things a little bit more.
Yeah. Yeah, just a little bit. Well, anyway, in the morning to
you, John Charles Dvorak,
they in the morning to you, Adam curry in the morning to all
ships at sea boots on the ground. subs in the water, feet
in the air. And in the morning, a great in the morning to all
our fantastic knights who support the show, as well as
anyone could expect. Yes. And
all of our artists who are tirelessly working for us and
all the rains in the sticks, which we'll be talking about in
our donation segment as the rain stick experiment has been
somewhat successful. Yeah, but not there. In Austin. It's been
raining. It's been raining off and on for days. Yes, yeah. And
not crazy rain rain here. Did I make it rain in Silicon Valley?
Where you said it never rains? No,
it didn't rain? Oh, I
thought you said it did rain.
I'm sorry. It didn't rain? Well, of course, you're there. You're
hearing things. Well, of course, what
really did happen is, you know, I shook that stick all the way
from Salt Lake City. And that of course, cause don't you normally
do that anyway? Yeah. And that of course, cause the the
Tropical Storm now headed towards the Republican National
Convention. I'm pretty sure I'm, I'm responsible for that.
Normally, I would have blamed it on harp.
Hey, that's, that's just the good news about the stick,
is there's no more heart.
Listen to the heart. bullcrapping listen to the stick
bull crap.
I've been watching. So so a couple of things happening. If
you have to understand what's going on. In the media in
America is very funny. Because everyone was all prepared. You
know, we've got this big convention in Florida, in Tampa,
where there's this big show where we all pretend like we're
going to nominate Romney. And of course, it's already set in
stone. And there's lots of stories about how Ron Paul has
gotten completely screwed over this whole deal. And And now,
because of the tropical snow, I
don't even know that he got a speaking gig like they demand.
Well, what happened
is they changed the rules. It's very interesting. If you're
interested in order to get rid of his delegates, they literally
just said, you're no longer a delegate in in like, in like
five states or something. But even more than that. He just
changed the rules, to apparently there's this rule that in order
to be nominated from the floor, it's a complicated process. You
have to have delegates in at least five states. And Ron Paul,
of course, has delegates in five states, even though they tried
to remove these delegates. And then they said, Well, we have a
new rule. It has to be 10 states instead of five. And it was a
big fight. And then apparently, the that has changed something
somehow. Anyway, so she's screwed. It's just screwed. So
the media you know, they're all set up. They've got their trucks
down there. They're flying, you know, Anderson Cooper's on the
jet everybody's good to go. And like, Oh, we don't have any No,
no lineup for Sunday night. You know, it's delayed one an extra
day. C span of course, you know, they all they could do is just
roll out hours and hours of previous RNC convention
speeches, which I have to say I watch some of it. Did you watch
any of the old speeches? God no, it was very interesting, because
it's all the same stuff. Like freedom, American way. And then
just a bunch of douchebag elites is just in black and white
instead of color. But of course, you know, that's a problem. And
so we gotta, you know, I can just see the newsrooms like,
what are we going to do? Hey, man, we got to improvise. You
got to package Yeah, I got a package explain what a package
is.
Packages is separately produced a piece that's dropped in,
during a report. So you'll bring a reporter on, this is why in
Lebanon, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And then they'll cut to
the package, which is something he actually sat down and edited
and produced and did a voiceover right. And generally speaking,
you can spot these things because the voice of the guy
who's produced the package changes this. This is a pet
peeve of mine. So what yeah, you've talked about this in the
past, it's annoying you and I've seen people produce packages and
they'll be out in the field, they got a Lavell ear on there
yakking away and then they you know, and then then I'm on to it
and then they go to the package and then it's on like this
because they're working a big expensive mic in a soundproof
booth. And even if they run you know, kind of ambience behind
them, which they like to do, which is where you record just
the sound of the area is still doesn't sound right, but I don't
know why they don't produce the package with the exact same
voice. It's always baffled me. Anyway. So this package comes
out blab about and ends. And then you come back to the unit
to the to the guy who's out there reporting back to you,
Brian Wolf, Wolf, Wolf, Wolf,
Wolf. So, Wolf had a had to introduce all these packages.
And I can you guess what package was the one that caught my
eye? I don't know what packages they showed. But what
massive storm that could become a Hurricane Isaac may or may not
bear down on Tampa, but the Florida city is sprucing up
anyway and that includes the strip club. John Zarrella is
joining us now to see what's going on convention strip clubs
explain
x omein. Why all the anticipation well, and adult
industry trade association says the Republicans spend the money
and informal survey by the Association of club executives
in formal survey this is this is the news that CNN is bringing
you wait am I get this right formal survey strippers, strip
clubs informal survey found that I cut this down from four
minutes by the way during their conventions in Minnesota, New
York, Republicans spent $150 per person at adult clubs. The
Democrats only $50 per person in Boston and Denver QRC told us
it's focused on having a great convention and nominating Mitt
Romney club and by the way, this will hurt you when you hear the
numbers of dancers are counting on the supposedly big dollar
Republicans to make it rain dollars. Go go up. She's the one
in the middle thinks this will be bigger than the Super Bowls.
She's worked
$1,000 an hour that would be like that's I'm really
optimistic. 1000 an hour. Yeah, that would be
for like how many hours?
I'll work as long as my body.
That's just like us, John.
As long as my by an hour, I would think
John C. Dvorak. Adam curry will work as long as our bodies can
take it. That's what we're gonna do. So yeah,
the Republicans spend more they're not like the chintzy
Democrats. By the way. The Jitsi Democrats most of the time,
obviously tried to stiffed them as they saw with the Secret
Service.
Yeah, yeah, they want to pay 50 bucks now when you pay and I
gotta give you that. And so there was another package. And
this one was also I had to cut it down severely, but besides
strippers, what else can we expect in do you think at the
Republican National Convention in Florida?
Well, there's obviously strippers and limos are the two
big, big things in all these conventions. Yeah. I don't know
what good eating good food, some gourmet meal some nice Bordeaux
wine, maybe some California Cabernet served at the proper
temperature.
Isaac certainly isn't the only potential threat authorities are
watching in Tampa the other serious concern and our kids.
It's the exact same lead into
I should play him side by side. Hold on a second. This that's
really funny. It's the exact same meeting. He goes from Isaac
and listen to this. Here's the stripper one massive storm that
could become a Hurricane Isaac may or may not bear down on
Tampa, but the Florida city is sprucing up anyway. And that
includes the strip clubs. Isaac certainly isn't the only
potential threat authorities are watching in Tampa the other
serious concern, and our guest
is the same. Lehman is the same
man, a lot of variety of writing, and our kids.
Let's listen to the package on anarchists.
In an intelligence bulletin obtained by CNN, the FBI and
Department of Homeland Security warned
I'm sorry, what she meant to say was in a propaganda document Uh,
expressly given to CNN by the Department of Ministry of Truth
and propaganda state
and local law enforcement that anarchists are targeting the
Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina.
What is an anarchist? Because, you know, there's a difference
between a terrorist and an anarchist.
You these, you can look it up on the Wikipedia, but anarchists
obviously is a person that believes in no government,
right? Uh, technically, and but they tend to be so disorganized
that they can't really accomplish anything and they but
they like to cause trouble,
but don't anarchists typically, like, you know, wear scarves and
Riot helmets and, and, and go pig, you pig. Well, they do that
and they throw bottles and stuff.
They throw garbage canister windows.
Right, right. But they're not typically like using IEDs and
stuff do you think?
I wouldn't know? I think they have the wherewithal to use an
IED
Oh, you didn't receive the memo from department or get my State
Department
memo
to and they could even try to use improvised explosive devices
IEDs the type of homemade bomb insurgents use in Afghanistan
watch. I love that there is nothing better than accentuating
a package report with some sound effects. Of course, he didn't
see the video but they actually cut to an explosion in the
desert. So
what's gonna happen in Tampa, by the way, I think in fact, the
the anarchists we're, we're all discussing I IUDs. And
yeah, exactly. So, you know, just in case there are any
anarchist who show up there in Florida. You know, the kind of
guys who throw bottles and shoot ak 40 sevens just like
Afghanistan. See, that's how you do report.
The Bulletin says Since March, the FBI has had intelligence
indicating that individuals from New York plan to travel to Tampa
and attempt to close all of the Tampa Bay area bridges. During
the convention next week, the groups are likely to focus on
critical infrastructure outside of the security perimeter the
bullet and says because they expect the main venue to be
tightly controlled. extremists have a history of trying to
disrupt major events. Now
these are extremists now so we're ramping it up changed. But
wait, but wait, because because you know, anarchists is actually
synonymous for something else will shield mention it in a
moment, it's very apparent,
like the G 20 meeting in Pittsburgh in 2009. Using
tactics like blocking streets, intersections and bridges don't
want that Street View anarchists and sparking violent
confrontations with police. Our mission is to ensure that
everyone has a safe platform on which to express themselves.
Thursday in an undisclosed location. The Secret Service
showed reporters their multi agency communication center
to the there's like it's like a press gaggle. They're all
sitting there in the undisclosed location, their top secret
command center
where law enforcement officials will coordinate their operation
to keep Tampa safe during the convention. Extremists claim
they're ready to comes
you have an opportunity to fight back at the Republican National
Convention. Apparently, extremists are a computer
generated voice now. Yeah, yeah, that that's anonymous. Of
course. They show the picture of the anonymous mask the you know,
reveal.
Manage computer they rent dog,
dog dog is an extremist dammit, how you fight back is up to you.
Now a law enforcement official tells CNN there was no specific
threat to the convention. Wait a minute. The whole thing with
that at
the end of the package is bullcrap. The whole package is
junk. Yeah. And
they're not watching any specific anarchists what
happened to the New York extremists? I don't understand.
Now. You might be trying to mount an attack, but they do say
they have to be prepared based Can
anyone watched this
craps? What? Well, hello, I'll do that until my body gives out
John. That's that's what we do here on
what they learned the lessons they learned at the Republican
Convention four years ago, and also on an alleged anarchists
plot this spring in which a bridge near Cleveland was
supposed to be blown up and there were by the way, Wolf
arrest and
what did it get blown up? Okay,
so remember that case?
I remember that case from the last acting class I took
a crock of crap. This is just it's a humiliation that the
public of course nobody watches CNN but there's enough people
that
are watching for the messaging is really important. It's
important. It's important to watch because then at least you
know what the means. memo was I mean, did you see the memo? No.
Did you receive it once and estimate? You know, we could
probably get on the press release?
That'll be cool.
Look into it getting on some of those mailing lists. And I'll
get to I'll get the memo.
Sure. Sure, John,
pretty liberal Senator stuff out.
By the way, I want to see in the morning to the chat room, all of
our human resources, they're lined up, charged up ready to
go, which is nice to see once again, even in the dog days of
summer. You mentioned that there's it seems that they're
they're getting a little more liberal, in general on telling
us about stuff that I think normally, we wouldn't know. For
instance, now this of course, was from Danger Room, which is a
spokes whole portion of wired.com for the military
industrial complex. And if you saw this report, pendant on,
maybe what Yeah, DARPA looks to make cyber war routine with
secret plan X. I mean, they really need new writers over a
Danger Room. The Pentagon top research arm is unveiling a new
classified cyber warfare project. But it's not about
building the next Stuxnet DARPA swears instead that just
introduced plan X is could they come up with a better name, is
designed to make online strikes a more routine part of US
military operations, that will make the son of STUXnet easier
to pull off to as DARPA puts it dominate the cyber battle space.
So I read that piece, and I'm like, okay, whatever. But then I
saw on Stars and Stripes, which is, yeah, it used to be maybe
still is a paper stars, maybe? Yeah. So they have, I think it's
stripes.com, or stars stripes.com. They had a speech
by General Mills. And this cornflakes. Yeah, except that
General Mills, Richard P. Mills, who was a major general. And he
was he's a Marine. He was, he's a very well loved Marine, I
might say, the, he was selected to the command of the Marine
Expeditionary Force. That's the, you know, the kind of the Ford
operating guys deployed to Afghanistan in April 2010. And
he took control of all cybercom initiatives that were taking
place there. And he just had like a 20 minute speech, all
about the importance of cyber warfare, and how the Marines
have used it. And I think he said something here that
typically, if you're a subordinate, you would not be
allowed to talk about this in public and and it was surprising
to me that he mentioned it, but his whole speech and this is a
guy who probably doesn't know how to work his Blackberry,
because you can tell just in the things he's saying, which makes
it even that more funny, when you know, he's the guy with his
hand on the cyber project as but yeah, whatever the hell it is. I
know that type. And this is very interesting to listen to him
speak. I've cut this down to a minute and a half.
We recognize that in the cyber domain, we're in a period of
convergence. If you look at events like the Arab Spring, the
common theme there is both a combination of physical
resistance to the state and being there also the use of the
new social media weapons
social media weapons Wow, that's right baby. I got my Twitter
pointed at you bitch and I'm loaded social media weapons to
exploit
those that resistance movement, social media, streamlining
video,
streamlining video, this is new. We got to get on that tip, John
II said streamlining,
streamlining videos. But there's more. This guy doesn't know
anything. Obviously. If he says that,
streamlining, streamlining. He's the Major General Shut up. He's
loved
streamlining video, the YouTube the YouTube,
to this YouTube
it's like it's not a rainstick Major General.
We've all seen the use has been made to overthrow dictators, and
to be used against forces not unfriendly to the resistance
fighters. As Bob Dylan once told me said the times are changing.
That's like you making a Green Day reference. I mean, please,
the times they are changing. Thank you Major General. Did he
tell you that personally or did you hear the songs as Bob
Dylan told me, I was hanging out with Bob one day and Bob said
the time a general the times they are a change it and then
the general Wait a minute general, I think I've got
to Be Intune.
Remember that during joint operations in Somalia in the
early 90s, the preferred method of communication for our
adversaries the Somali warlords, was the burning stack of tires.
messin was not very precise. That's a
your clay. Isn't that good? Isn't this fantastic?
It's unbelievable. But it was very visible, it was easy to
use, and it made sense to him. If you were on the ground in
those days, you could see that there are those that smoke in
the sky. Yeah, telling you are telling the enemy that you are
on your way.
That was confusing. It worked.
Well, today, those very crude forms of communication are being
replaced with more focused individual forms of
communication, that blend in with routine daily
conversations, much more difficult to see much more
difficult to know that he knows you're coming. He works in chat
rooms, he works on blogs, he tweets, he uses Facebook. This
is
where they are the enemy uses Facebook, he tweets with his
social media weapon,
all of which is a challenge to us. I'm troubled by recent
reports of intercepted UAV feats, and demonstrates that
even the low end technology available some of our
adversaries can be used within a network to to exploit and
disrupt and destroy
funny that didn't come up in the whole debate about nine or no
allowing drones over the United States as of 2015. And hear
anyone say, oh, yeah, and Afghanistan. And those sand
bunnies just interrupted our stream. Our streamlining video
from the from the drones. Never heard that before. But there's
more.
When you add the reports that we see in the daily papers that are
critical mafic national infrastructure is being
exploited. You understand this threat is both foreign, both
domestic, both from state, non state and from terrorist
organizations. I can tell you that as the commander in
Afghanistan in the
Ston, yeah, that's the way you're supposed to say it, by
the way that he says that consistently throughout the
whole speech of God. He's done. It's Iran, Iraq and Afghanistan,
Afghanistan. Now listen, this is this is what I want you to hear
what he says about his experience in Afghanistan, that
I don't think is appropriate for him to say, but he did it
anyway. And
I was able to use my cyber operations against the at my
adversary with great impact. I was able to get inside his nets.
Because that inside my nets, what are you doing in my next
batch
effect his command and control and in fact defend myself
against his almost constant incursions to get inside my wire
and get out of my wire to affect my operations?
That's, I think that's big that he said that. So basically,
we've in 2010, he was performing cyber warfare, getting inside
the enemy's nets. What nets, enemies nets. These nets,
nets these wires, it's a bunch of Have you ever seen these
reports from the field in Afghanistan? Afghanistan? Guys
can't even shoot a gun.
I've gone east on
Yeah, well, I'm not using that one. I don't care. I like
it. I think it's good.
That's got any stars go Honey, stop. Getting my
wife knew he should call Bob Dylan and say, Bob, but that
time I gave you a great idea for the song. I think you should do
a new one. Getting my wire it out of my wire. My Nesby ish.
It's crazy. I got to talk to Harry pilgrim. I think he was
marine Cyber Command. He's retired now. He might tell me
some stuff.
Yeah, you should absolutely do that. He's
retired and he sends me No, it's like, Hey, I'm drunk. I haven't
found a job yet. Which is kind of cool.
So now let's since we're talking about this sort of thing, this
spying on everything the story that's the funniest I think I've
heard I met you can't not want to stop laughing about the the
the actual backfiring of if you see something, say something.
Yeah. You can play the theme for me. Okay.
If you see something, say,
okay, so I have this, this is this was a 911 report. Pick it
because you have to if you see something, you say something,
right? Yes. Well play this and here's what can happen to us.
We're going to happen under these circumstances. Now
you need to help me with which one it is.
It says if you see something, say something Yeah, but
then you should. I don't have that. Oh, we should just do so s
s came
across the department where there's some suspicious
activity. Suspicious in the sense that the apartment has
about has no far has no furniture, it's going to bed. No
clothing as New York City Police Department radios either in
their computer hardware software just laying around. There's
pictures, terrorists. They're pictures of our neighboring
buildings that they have in New Brunswick.
And the tape from June 2009 the building and superintendent in
New Jersey told the 911 dispatcher he discovered a
suspicious apartment as part of this routine check. Adam talk
more about this.
Well, this was an apartment in New Brunswick, New Jersey, that
the NYPD Intelligence Division that'd be using as a base of
operations so essentially spy on you know, citizens of New Jersey
because they were breathing
so apparently so apparently when this was this was all suppressed
until recently this guy got all this information. And so
apparently because they sent out the seal this was suspicious
activity because it got terrorist pictures and they got
no no clothes, just beds. It's very simple. The FBI was called
out and police are called out to surround the place and catch the
bad guys.
Well, this doesn't surprise me. But the fiasco doesn't surprise
me This is happening because we're now ramming it into our
children's heads from a very young age witness this local
news report from North Carolina,
that 10 to 15 minute school bus ride really does determine the
rest of a child's day. If it's chaotic, if it's if they're
afraid if they're being picked on. Then what about the child
that says they're walking to the bus stop and doesn't come to
school?
And with that in mind, Winston Salem Forsyth County schools
they're placing anti bullying ads on their buses using the
slogan see something say something kids will be able to
call the phone number that you see on that ad to report
bullying There you go. Wow, there huh? You taught me
I knew I would
sit down that one you fell into
my trap. I wasn't even ready to roll it out yet.
So in that same regard, you know at this empire state shooting
first aid building shooting Yeah, that this thing was Well,
I agree that I have a bunch of little clips. Okay. They tried
to make it into a story when in fact it was a murder.
Yeah, it was absolutely a murder. Yeah, one guy
with a gun decided to kill his somebody hates Yeah, and in the
process the police end up shooting a bunch of people
No, I would say they ended up shooting everyone including the
guy
well, when they shot the shooter but the shooter had already shot
his target. Yeah, but then all the wound you would have been
out of there because if you listen to the report, well here
let's play couple these clips and then we'll talk about Okay,
let's start with See I got Empire State real story shooting
state shooting. Let's start with empires. Let's start with Empire
State shooting. Okay, that's the intro.
In New York today a gunman opened fire near the Empire
State Building at the height of this morning's rush hour. The
shooter killed one person and nine were injured before police
shot the disgruntled worker dead the BBC is Michelle flurry has
the details from New York mayhem surrounded one of the world's
best known landmarks the Empire State Building today after the
third mass shooting in the US this summer.
Right Did you hear that? Yeah,
the third mass shooting in the US this summer. But the master
Can I just play Ray Kelly gun I don't know if you have Ray Kelly
the array Kelly.
He came in at the end I don't I think I left him out go ahead.
Okay, so this mass shooting was perpetrated by the New York City
Police Department and he admits it
as far as the nine people other than of course the the to the
victim who was shot on 33rd Street obviously was shot by the
perpetrator but it appears at all none of the victims are
struck by the by fragment or by bullets fired by the police
so the police had the have this mass shooting on their on their
conscience.
Yeah yeah, but we but so the BBC has got the story and after
propagate the anthem formula, we're on Amazon. So so it's the
war on ammo. So they come out with these these so the packages
come mouth and it's like are you kidding me play Empire State
shooting so called witness
I found a couple of these two I liked a construction
worker who witnessed the incident describe the chaos we
can
see right now we saw everything you saw the all the bodies laid
out for all the cops come and it's all the bullets on the
floor everything
Oh the cops were still coming
he didn't see any he says I saw yeah I saw the gun somebody's I
saw this I saw that this is not telling us anything. This is
like a bowl crap witness. And then it gets worse with this
with this with the scary Oh, let's terrorize the public
little package Empire State could have been me clapped.
Others were relieved just to be alive.
I heard multiple gunshots and I heard one song gunshot and then
it was pretty surreal. Because there was no screaming there was
it was just slow motion.
I said the girl that was running next to me go down and I could
have been made hitting the leg
could have been made could have amazed the leg.
I had a witness I had a witness who changed her story later on
Fox. Oh yeah, this is this is how it works. When you know you
do all these pre interviews and you get people on and the
producer essentially coerces you or tells you what to say. Here's
the witness at first when she's first on the air on Fox News.
Outside the Empire State Building, but for now here was
with Jackie Jackie on her work today. One hour ago, I was
crossing the street and someone actually fell at my feet. And
because they were shot, I didn't realize that at the time and I
kept walking and I looked around and every there were just people
like laying around on the street.
Okay, so I kept walking after this lady fell down. Then she
comes back on the air later her story has changed.
What could you tell them Jackie? I just because my experience as
I was crossing the street I heard gunshots woman felt at my
feet. And I honestly got nervous and hid behind a planter for a
little while when the gunshots either that I got back up and I
tried to help a woman to help her head up.
So for the first year, she basically steps over the lady.
And then she
told me what happened in New York.
Yeah, of course. Whatever. And then she tried to proper head
up. I tried to comfort her I hid behind the thing.
That's terrible. Yeah. Anyway, so I have the what I consider
the real story kind of or the one that can be easily
deconstructed to to be the joke store which is Empire State real
story clip,
dressed in a business suit. 53 year old Jeffrey Johnson shop
did a former colleague before being killed by police in a
shootout in which nine others were injured. He pulled
his 45 caliber semi automatic pistol from his bag and fired on
the officers who returned fire killing him.
Right. Okay, here's the deal. So here's what happened. The guy
shoots his buddy or some guy to kill so he shoots him. Now he
puts his gun in the bag obviously, after the shooting
there's somebody reports a there's a guy that shots of this
guy and he's laying here dead. And the cop says, Well, where is
he says there he is. That's him. They're walking down the street
with a bag. And so then the cops come around and they make a
bunch of racket about it. A bunch of them come in from every
which way. With cops around this area, they're all over the
place, mostly, you know, doing what called not policing, but
looking for an opportunity like this. And they all surround the
guy in some horrible way. The guy freaks pulls his gun out,
because that's what the that's what they say. And because he
pulled his gun out, they started firing at him missing and 10
downing nine citizens. I mean, there's other ways of handling
this. This was poor. And then of course now it's used as a rule
another mass kill him now shooting, which is bull crap.
Yeah, I mean, this is just the this is just the media lying to
us.
Yeah. And I think you're absolutely right. There are many
ways that could have handled that. We still have yet to hear
from the actual construction worker who alerted the police
because even during Bloomberg press conference, someone said,
Oh, this guy's a hero. Where is he? Next question, please. So we
don't even know where that guy is. I was personally I thought
it was pretty interesting how they had his name, the whole
situation an hour and a half, maybe two hours after the
shooting, and they were releasing all that information
right off the bat,
which is unusual since the dead
and and we don't really know anything about the coworker
other than I think they had lawsuits and they had
restraining orders against each other. So this was not ongoing
feud. Probably this guy was on Chantix something like that. No,
seriously, I mean, it was on Prozac or some other kind of
psychotropic drug.
He could have done the same thing with a machete.
How do you even get a machete?
Get him at the hardware store. They're everywhere.
Alright, do we want to play this final clip? Are we done? Well,
we'll clip was this Final Empire State.
Do Yeah. Oh,
oh yeah, might as well I think the only this is the one that is
that throws in the gun meme. I believe the scourge
of gun control has been at the forefront of the shootings this
summer at a temple in Wisconsin, and the cinema in Colorado. This
morning. Midtown Manhattan had a dramatic firsthand encounter
with the problem. flurry BBC News Manhattan
Yeah, BBC Screw you. scam but
do you know they her usage is wrong? Which I thought that
would made me laugh when I first heard this. She says the scourge
of gun control. That means gun control itself is a scourge.
What is the definition of scourge?
Let's look it up. Let's look it up on the
scourge? Scourge?
Oh, it started as well as what is the IP someone as a
punishment scourge to them. Oh. A source of widespread dreadful
affliction and devastation scourge scourge? A means of
inflicting severe suffering and vengeance. So the scourge of gun
control meaning
that the the horrible vengeance trolls the profit? Yeah. There's
your proper BBC for you. Yeah. It's interesting. You bring that
up because the BBC also had an incredible Bogota report on
Syria. You know, they found all these bodies. You read about
this, right? This is the worst Saturday ever in Syrians
history. 400 bodies I'm reading now. Oh, it was terrible,
terrible. But if you listen to the report from the BBC, it's
all you know, can't vet the video alleges didn't really see
it kind of we think it's just propaganda. And we've seen the
bodies before which in all likelihood, we're old bodies
that just dragged into one spot, just to make a good video shot
and a good story. And now Now it's literally just whatever
they say will print. Oh, yeah, I'm sorry. Yeah, that's some
gunfire in their
government heavy armor, unleashing its firepower in what
looks like a residential it looks like
a residential area. I mean, you can't even you don't even know
where it is. What looks like a residential area hood of
DARIAH on the southwestern edge of the capital Damascus. This is
unverified. 40 just a television for Brea was being purified what
he described as terrorist remnants.
It's all what other people describe. But after
days of bombardment of the area, opposition activists say another
government massacre has occurred here.
The opposition says another government not like we're
reporting we have evidence.
They say more than 200 bodies found in houses and basements
most according to them appear to have been shot at close range
according to them. These fleeting images or fleeting
images or that we can show taken from the video released by the
opposition which does appear to show many bodies lined up in a
mask it does appear to
show that I mean, this drives
me crazy when I hear this this should drive everybody crazy. I
look at this like this is so poor,
and people pay for this in England. They pay for this and
they're proud of it.
The opposition says most of the victims were civilian opposition
says whatever pressure the Syrian government is now under
in dealing with the rebels, the country's vice president has
made his first public appearance in weeks seen here holding talks
with a visiting Iranian delegation. There had been
rumors that the veteran senior official had defected while the
government and the rebels have been battling for control in the
outskirts of Damascus. This has also been the scene in recent
days in the vital northern city of Aleppo.
So what they do now and you have to watch this video in the show
notes 438 dot na show notes.com. They show a plane flying over
and then they cut to an explosion on the ground. They
show the plane reverse angle. It's the same shot just flying
the other direction, mirrored and then they show the same
explosion again and they say well they're bombing from the
air.
It's been another focus of continued intense clashes with
the Syrians. Airforce again also apparently heavily involved in
the action, these scenes of destruction and what now seems
like a relentless military momentum being pursued by both
sides appear to leave little room or hope for diplomacy right
now. Nick childs BBC News
really discussed I mean, they're like this, discussing it as a
counter play this Syria clip that I have, which is, which is
the same. This is the different Propaganda Ministry telling a
different story.
with Myrna hood on it on Syrian state TV news reports describe
the operations of brave army units in Aleppo, pursuing
terrorist gangs and mercenaries. Here the reporter says the
Syrian army inflicted major losses and killed dozens of
them. From now on, these glimpses of serious war won't be
amplified by the UN monitoring team, which is pulling out more
of them to party today. From afar, President Obama and David
Cameron have warned they may rethink their non
interventionist strategy if President Assad dares use
chemical weapons. But for opposition sympathizers, that's
little comfort. Yeah,
the old chemical weapons we ever
heard that one. Did I there's a comment I had to make one they
should they're in Damascus shooting some of this stuff.
They should have the UN guys, they're in one of the ritziest
hotels I've ever seen on you know, this part of the country
is not in war. And it's just a beautiful place with nice marble
floors and fantastic. And so then the UN guys all get in
their Toyota. They had these Toyota Land Cruiser four by
fours like Land Rover Land Cruisers, with these special
mirrors and some other weird shit hooked to it. It was just a
very weird looking car, but they looked really expensive. And
they then in a convoy they just drove themselves to the airport,
which I suppose they put the orb to the docks. And because
they're not gonna leave those cars behind, they're gorgeous.
You know, I mean, it this is this whole thing is theater of
the worst sort.
I was just looking at the chat room, Dan Barker. I got to quote
him. The BBC is amazing. I think Korea is wrong. It had it has
its bad reporters but Newsnight is amazing. It's amazing. I tell
you here's here's here's how you put a BBC report together. Well,
I'm here standing in this area was so unvetted fleeting footage
and the OH There comes a jet and I see the jet and it looks like
oh, yes, that definitely bombing. Yes, they are
definitely bombing the people of Damascus and he comes a gunship,
a helicopter gunship. Oh yes, he's killed them too. And oh,
boy, there's another airplane. Oh, yes. Mel, clearly, we have
to get rid of him.
So here's the world. We're on the BBC, the BBC. So I'm
watching this report. And I said after it was over, I have two
parts to this. This is the Audi commercial. Oh, no. on the BBC.
Wait a minute.
I thought they're non commercial.
Well, here's the report. You tell me this isn't a commercial
play part one, then play part two.
It was a high speed chase more at home in the movies than in
real life, and Ben westward, drove at speeds of up to 180
miles an hour while trying to evade police in Britain. The 33
year old is the fastest driver ever to be prosecuted in the
United Kingdom, and today he was jailed for nine years. The BBC
is Jeremy Cook has the story.
About a desperate high speed chase a stolen Audi burning down
the M six at speeds over 180 miles an hour. Here the driver
tries to leave the motorway spots the police sting a
roadblock turns and speeds back down the slip road.
vehicle stops later stops
going the wrong way into the face of police pursuit cars. Go
Wrong right on. Right on. The Chase lasted for over an hour.
The souped up Audi RS five setting a blistering
Wait a minute that's completely unnecessary. And we'll wait it
till you hear has no bearing on the story. First of all a souped
up rd Audi R five. I was even even know that.
All I knows about Lumini listened to part two. That's
when it dawned on me this is an Audi commercial
again quickly moving into steel cigarettes easy to shift on the
black market. By the time you reach this part of the end six
Westwood was already clocking a record breaking 180 miles an
hour. The standard issue BMWs in pursuit has no chance of keeping
record was Toby almost outran the police helicopter. Well,
first of
all, Okay, couple things. Wait, before you say that don't forget
their cigarette thieves. Yeah,
couple things. One, if you're doing 180 miles per hour, you
are running just about every single helicopter there is. I
mean, that's very fast for a helicopter. And I'm pretty sure
they use Euro copters in general, which have a max top
speed of about 140 knots, so doesn't surprise me. But of
course, you know, he has twists and turns in the road, but then
to say, hey, you the left the BMW in the dust. What a pushy
car Oh, my goodness. That's very interesting. Well, we don't have
commercials on this program. Instead, we've opted for
something known as the value for value proposition. And the way
we keep our show going. He's not by being compromised clearly as
the BBC is but by taking donations from our producers,
also known as our listeners, and I think we have see we have at
least two executive producers today. I think we should mention
them before we move on with the program. Yeah, actually,
we have two executive producers and two associates we want to
put up with three three associates four associates.
Whoa, where does that is going on and on Gary, or grace and
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I think the Roundup, Roundup is knighthood.
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I do have the start just as a segment out this dubby block.
Really, the B Block the v block I have
what is it? What is the C Block?
Seemed like it'd be after the donation. Okay, your donation.
See block. Got it. Got it. Got it. Thank
you for pointing that. Let me just adjust.
I know you didn't think much of the Evergreen sound clip. Um,
no. It was a one flash show which you ridiculed endlessly.
You So I have another one I have a different guy maybe another
this is a potential new segment to the show.
Wait a minute after evergreen Clip of the Day we have yet
another I mean, this is going to see block, or is this always
the block this one? Bring it up. Okay. Useless dialogue of the
day. Oh, that's gonna be interesting. Very briefly. There
must also be a broader question of if there is a strike against
Iran. I'm in the region itself is an absolute turmoil at the
moment. It could be disastrous. It could be. It could be
That's great. Yeah, it's close. But I'd have to follow it up
with my Iran clip.
Is it useless though? Mine's useless.
Well, I have a new there's a new meme in mind. Oh, which is
always nice. Yeah, always nice. Wait for it. It comes at the
end.
This is the Bradstone challenger, a record breaking
speed boat capable of an incredible 72 knots. A smaller
version was driven by David Beckham during the opening of
the Olympic Games. But now this boat is in the hands of the
Iranian navy. According to the people who built it. They say
the Iranians bought the boat after numerous Western attempts
to block the sale. They finally got their hands on it in 2009
from a South African arms dealer, and they have
successfully copied the prototype, calling it the Suraj
one part of a fleet of superfast gunships bristling with rockets
and weapons bristle component of Iran's asymmetric tactics, using
small boats to attack large warships.
asymmetric warfare my friend.
So let me think for a second. So how many large warships have
these hot little boats sunk over the years? Since this is
apparently part of their tactics?
Oh, pretty much none. Oh, this is asymmetric threat.
Yeah, that's a that's a buzz term. They tried to get that
word into the public consciousness around 2002. After
911 They did was the base for asymmetric, asymmetric,
asymmetric. And of course, for people that don't quite know
what that means. What it means is you you have a terrorist or a
or a team of terrorists fighting against a organized army. And so
you have so it's asymmetric. And otherwise you don't have an army
against an army. You have little, you know, ankle biters
against the army kind of thing. Yeah. And this is supposed to be
very dangerous. Yes, asymmetric.
Actually, I do have a CNBC Iran clip that might fit into the
useless dialogue of the day, because, of course, I'm CNBC,
which I watch as one of my three screens. Now, because I'd like
to follow the money. You know, you with the whole Iran
situation. I mean, there's all kinds of investment
opportunities, wouldn't you say?
Oh, yeah, I'm thinking to put my money there. Now.
You know, it's a little difficult to try to put a
conflict trade on, because there's so much politics
involved there. I think what you look for though, if you're
looking at the Middle East conflict, you look for Saudi
Arabia to start to turn the spigots on in oil. To me that
would be the first sign that perhaps the US is going to back
Israel in some kind of attack on Iran.
And onto our next topic. Saudi Arabia turns on the spigots then
we're gonna go and kick Iran's ass Iran.
Really? Yeah. That sounds CNBC. It makes logical sense.
It's a conflict trade is what you call it.
That's the technical like this conflict trade. You
should try to Horowitz Hey, Andrew, are
you any good conflict rates this weekend?
I think I think the term is actually conflict. Trade.
Conflict. Yeah. So the no real conflict. So did you notice
Romney pulling the little? The little switcheroo on a meme that
Obama?
Yeah, but I'm ignoring that I'm ignoring all of that. If
you didn't notice that. Right. You're talking about the about
the birth birth certificate thing? No. I'm talking about his
switcheroo on the energy independence.
This I've not heard Oh, yeah.
II, Romney has changed it from oil independence, American oil
independence to North American oil independence.
Oh, interesting.
Which is, hello. I mean, most of our oil comes from Canada, which
nobody wants to talk about. Right? But it does. And so if we
went to American energy independence, we would cut our
neighbors to the north off and we also get a good amount of oil
from Mexico. So if we were to go to North American in energy
independence, back nothing really Ha,
because we are independent with the Canadian oil. Yeah. But wait
a minute. So if he's using that, then what he means is the XL
pipeline is go. Because that's that. Yeah, it has to be if he's
talking about North American energy independence, then that
includes Canadia. And that means that we have to be getting that
to the tar sand. Oil stuff.
Yeah. Well, that would make sense. What were you talking
about?
No, about? No one's asked me for my birth certificate. Oh,
I didn't even see that come across.
And it's just, I get so sad, you know, because I follow I don't
know maybe 100 people? I don't I don't look at the Twitter
website. I have. I have I subscribe to the RSS feed.
For under people for a list.
Yeah, for just for listening. I can't even see that. I'm
following them. And all of that I'm sure they can see that I
that I had them on the list. And and people who I kind of
respect, you know, are like,
Oh, so you using the
list that Yeah, but I use the RSS feed of the list, which is
even cooler. Yeah. Okay. And because I don't can't can't do
it. The Twitter interface doesn't work on my mobile
phones, all kinds of problems. And I just see people like, oh,
yeah, well, I want to see your birth certificate. me like, ah,
people. Really? How can you sink to this level? How can you don't
you see what is going on? And I look at it. I'm just like, we
are so late to this to this fight, John. Yeah. You've heard
of bringing a knife to a gunfight. When it comes to how
people in in Gitmo nation have been propagandized. We're
showing up with a crayon. You don't even have a knife.
Yeah, I know. I every once in a while I think about that. And I
go, I do have a few 100 People that are paying attention, but
most people are completely lost. And of course, you run into them
on a day to day basis if you actually get out of the house
once in a while. Yeah, I think I was like jaw dropping. Like,
really?
Well, that wasn't the case. Of course, on the Hot Pockets tour.
It was quite the opposite. Right? You know, I already
talked about this stuff with you five hours a week. But then
everywhere we went, you know, people like, man, we're all
gonna die. Here's my ar 15 years from gas mask, I got a real
tired, just emotionally drained, but I kept going until my body
couldn't handle it anymore.
If you were to hit $1,000 an hour. That's the problem.
It will be better if I was hanging on the stripper pole.
And then the report cutting edge agency that just looking at just
looking at the propaganda. So everywhere reports to Pussy Riot
members flee Russia. And they're gonna go recruit more pussy
rioters. But where does this report come from? From their
Twitter feed. They said, they said on Twitter. We've escaped
the country. We're recruiting more Pussy Riot and band members
in this is now new. The headline reads to post the ride members
flee Russia. From the guardian to I think the New York Times
had it. Thank you guys have nothing is really you know, what
are these guys make over there? Were just at these at these
outlets
at the New York Times. As an example. I would say reporter
there will make 902 $125,000 a year. Really? Yeah.
Well, that's mean and they get compromised for that amount
they have and they have medical and free cars.
If free cars subway passes. And I bet you they got cell phones.
Probably yeah, yeah, they probably cell phone car.
Medical. Someone who pays 5000 a year.
Yeah. Someone pays for the internet's Ah, so nice. So nice.
Now it's a
good gig. It's a very good gig. Which they spend a little more
time doing the work instead of
speaking of downloading apps. Speaking of the tweeters. This
was a big retweeted item. Bill Nye the Science Guy. Did you see
this? You see this video? No. Oh, my goodness. So this is in
the category of Bill Nye the Science Guy. I should have
looked him up. Really? I forgot. What where does he come from?
He's a kooky guy. He shows up on typically our morning talk shows
and does. Does it stick and he teaches it's kind of like Pee
Wee Herman of science. Is that accurate description?
Yeah, I think he's kind of like Pee Wee Herman Are you not quite
as entertaining he used to be as He is the actor mechanical
engineer sign. He's best known as the host blah, blah, blah.
Are you looking at the weekend earlier? He was
otology. Does it say on the Wikipedia how tall he is? Yes,
it does. It does. Where? On the Wikipedia it says, oh, wait a
minute. This is the Google shows this interesting. I just did a
Google search. And on the right hand side, it says height six
foot one. So Google is now trumping Wikipedia very
good location. I began his career in Seattle at Boeing. Or
among other things, he starred in training films. And he did
vented apparently some pressure resonance suppressor and his 747
letter he worked as a consultant in the aeronautics industry. I
what he wanted to be astronaut, but it was rejected.
Yeah, because they don't like it is.
And I began his professional entertainment career as an actor
in a local sketch comedy television show in Seattle
almost live which, by the way, used to watch it was actually
quite amazing, since it was local was quite good. He
attempted a lot of inside jokes, though, about the area. He
attempted to correct the show's host pronunciation of gigawatt
to G gigawatt really? What? The hosts who do you think you are
Bill Nye the Science Guy?
Oh, and that's how we got it. Okay. So he apparently is being
paid by big think.com You should go to that because I'm not quite
sure who was behind the scene. This
be I think I've already deconstructed this website once
before
so big one big thing.com is since down here, it's somehow
it's connected to the jack Parker Corporation, which is I
don't know who these people are about us. Hold on a second. We
don't
know who anybody. But I try was digging on one today that I
couldn't find one name of any person. Yeah, I
have a couple of those coming up. But anyway, so big thing.com
and he they released a YouTube video. And I've cut it down.
But you need this is voted Time Magazine's number one website
for news and information. But I know that that killed me, too.
doesn't sound right. Well, here is the news and information that
time thinks is appropriate. And I think it's debatable
denial of evolution is unique to the United States.
I mean, there you go. Denial of evolution is unique to the
United States. So really Bill Nighy use
me that in Ghana or in Nigeria, or in parts of Asia, or India,
or they know but he's everyone's all on board for evolution. But
you're wrong. Bill Nye the Science Guy says it's unique to
the United States of America. And he will explain this,
we are the world's most advanced, technological. So I
mean, you could say Japan, but generally United States is where
most of the innovation still happens. People still move to
the United States. And that's
what I'm saying. This is an old meme is not holding water
anymore. Yeah. Okay.
But wait until you hear what the message really is.
Because of the intellectual capital you have the general
understanding of science is when you have a portion of the
population doesn't believe in that it holds everybody back.
Wait a minute, when you have a portion of the population that
doesn't believe in evolution, it holds everybody back? i How many
people do you think, believe in creationism in America?
I think God probably a majority, I
would say 40% of the country. I would say even more than that.
Probably.
I'm having a hard time.
I think there's also a hybrid. I mean, you can believe in
evolution of the stuff that God created. That's not right. Well,
we'll have that conversation a minute. Just kind of listen to
what the guy says.
And I say to the grownups if you want to deny evolution and live
in your, in your world, that's completely inconsistent with
everything we have observed in the universe, that's fine. But
don't make your kids do it. Because we need them.
Don't believe in God is basically what he's saying.
Yeah, maybe
scientifically literate voters and taxpayers for the future is
plenty of people that are out you know, biology, evolutionary
biology, just who are are Catholics or even Yeah, but
he's saying no, he's saying this is not what he's saying. Listen
to it, listen to him wind it up, because he's actually saying the
opposite of what you are claiming here for
the future. We need people that can we need engineers that can
build stuff, solve problems.
Apparently, if you believe in creationism, you can't solve
problems or be an engineer.
It's just really hard thing. It's really a hard thing. You
know, and another couple centuries. that worldview I'm
sure it will be. Just won't exist.
I don't know John, I found that to be first let me play the
denier jingle for the sciences. Sites suck sucks. I found it to
be rather out there.
Well, let me read something that's on here, which is this
damned piece of crap. Flash on here. What's the big idea? The
internet has a terrible habit of misquoting Einstein on energy
and creativity. And if we go back to it, until it sounds like
he's the author of The Secret, not the theory of relativity.
Where does this come from? Here's something actually did
say and he goes on. I mean, I've never heard this concept that
people think he's he's the daughter of the secret there.
Were they trying to make us think that I find this onerous
and this this, this crazy assertion and the misuse of the
line? I don't know. I'm not I have to look into the site.
Number one new site is America ready for a gay president author
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could be organic food no. Oh, that's interesting. Oh, do you
find organic food no longer sustainable? Are you buying
beautiful organic to me this this is a whole topic. They are
in the process right now. Because Jaycees girlfriend works
at a cheese shop. And the government has been doing this
very secret tively around the country. They are shutting down
any cut and wrapped cheese shops know where to go into the cheese
shop and say Oh, this cheddar is good. Give me a piece of this
big what you can't have you can't just buy cheese new they
have
to pre cut it pre rapid as to be like it is at the grocery store.
Wait a minute, back up one second. JC has a girlfriend.
Yeah.
She hot. She's JC
scruffy. She's hot. Okay, so here's so so now you can't cut
the cheese.
Oh, that's what she said.
Anyway, yeah, so you can't do that. I mean, this is not just
this is going to be all over the country.
I don't understand why you can't cut cheese why? Because it's
like dangerous really. So so there but turns out according to
the gossip within the cheese community is that this is a
movement they're also banning anybody that makes raw milk
cheese right now I understand I know that but now there's a lot
of people that do make it they have the permits and everything
and they've been against this since day one because they want
to sell milk that is garbage that has all kinds of bacteria
in it but you boil it and is fine kind of thing as opposed to
raw milk which is usually a pretty clean product. Anyway,
it's a very clean product as a matter of fact, so but they want
to they've been after raw milk forever so they're trying to get
that out and they want to ban raw milk cheese which is which
includes certain kinds of even the stuff that comes from from
Europe that has a certain period of aging, which is okay
apparently the agent long enough you can eat it illegally, but
they're going to die but the real rumor is that they're going
to end up they're really out to get imported cheese. Stinky
Cheese they want to they want they basically want everybody to
eat Wisconsin cheddar, no more stinky cheese. That's what the
goal is. That's what the perceived goal mark the feds are
just stopped they're gonna start with the cutting thing so
they're going to kind of decimate the cheese business
because most people you can go to Vienna go to just have some
wrapped up cheese you know whatever. They want everyone to
have government cheese. Yeah, I'm telling you there's there's
a there's a big deal going on when now this a lot of people
believe this is an attack on the organic food. I did have a
couple of clips from two or three shows ago we never went to
which is proposition 37 happening in California right
now. I don't have the clips. Now. I could talk about that on
the Thursday show but I can just kind of mention it. There's a
huge movement about labeling is all about it seems like it seems
like it's about labeling for GMOs
Yeah, so you don't so the discussion is label or don't
label and and there seems to be quite a movement against not
labeling that is genetically modified.
Well there's a the both sides have taken there's huge of these
websites, pro and con are massive and they have long lists
of people and names and and this is a this is going to be a
really great battle when it starts finally comes to a head,
I deconstructed these sites and went to the pro site, the site
that said no, no, no, we don't want these labels because it's
bull crap. It's misleading. You know, everything's got GMO in
it, now you can go about it. But they, but they gave themselves
away with a little complaint that was like highlighted in
their, in their website about and did you know, any processed
food at all can not be labeled organic. So if you have organic,
green beans, and you can them, then you can say the word
organic on the can, okay? And so they make a big stink about
this. And what I realized when I read through this over and over,
is that what they're trying what they're really who's really
behind us are the bowl crap or big organic guys, these are the
guys who are putting organic on everything. And that's what
they're really defending. It's not about the GMOs, nobody
cares, they just compete in the labor it's about
being able to put organic I'm pretty much everything is that
the
whole idea is it's pretty much being able to even have free
rein with the use of the term organic. And if you freeze it,
but the law says if you'd like even free it, you can't put that
on. You know,
this is interesting, because I've been following the usage of
the word organic, and in other countries, they do it a little
differently in the Netherlands. I have to laugh because people
actually going to stores and paying a lot of money for their
version of organic but you know what they call it over there
they call it biological. I'm like biological Of course it's
biological that doesn't mean that it's not jacked up with all
kinds of crap.
He has Well my favorite example of this is that if you look at
the brand that Safeway the big giant food chain has this oh oh,
oh. Oh oh, it's all over price crap
definitely over probably
interesting about our good so this battle is is starting
episode when I see these organic food no longer sustainable
articles, which is obviously what's the what's the
implication of this? No, our gaffe was no longer sustainable.
This is the whole thing is getting geared up for this. You
know, let's just either label everything organic or don't
label anything organic and you can't use any other kinds of you
know, they did this with the BST which was you know, that
Monsanto made a big fuss about
yesterday Yeah.
And the joke of it of course is still says that on most milk but
the joke of it is BSD hasn't been used for I don't know 10
years or more because nobody was buying it. Right was making the
cattle weird
so now it's just a marketing slogan.
Yeah, which is fine. There's no BSD neither does anything else.
I think you just you got to find a market like we have here in
Austin on Saturday we went we were there yesterday. And you
just you know they don't put any labeling on their stuff they're
just here to brown paper bag here you go.
Yeah, you know it's funny you go to these farmers markets and I
go to one local that pick up tomatoes mostly from the Hmong
there are two manga farmers in there compete with each other
they have the best stuff I mean, you get like a pile of things
for $1 and
Oh, like I got I must have gotten a pound of chili peppers
mixed the ones I picked out for $3 actually look, you sure $3
Yeah, I mean that's incredible price
ya know the prices are good at some of these some of the
farmers markets on the go to San Francisco they are la
now it's bull crap. Yeah, it's just bull crap.
So anyway, so I get the biggest kick you got you got some Hmong
farmers from Southeast Asia that have been you know, Patriot ties
to the United States or they've been you know, brought over then
they're great farmers by the way they grow kinds of cool stuff.
And then you have some old lady is this organic you know, this
these it just bugs me that some of these ladies
Oh, well no, I did the old lady shouldn't buggy buggy the old
lady has been
moderate flash said I bet you about this constantly. You go
into Monterey foods. The old lady's there and she doesn't
have to be an old lady she can be in her 40s She can be the
typical Berkeley whack job and she put the old lady's typically
at these hang up the line. First of all, they either write a
check and they write a check to get a balance their checkbook
right in the line they just stop everything so they can balance
and nine from 14
and they gotta write it in their check in their balance sheet on
the check by writing it in the
check Georganne writing right you can't move aside you can't
get out of the way. Lady, lady get out of the way. And then the
other one is the ones who pay in cash and they have to dig
dimes Hey, you with a dime.
Sack. I know I've got a penny or a penny and they'll dig and
there's no meeting In the purse,
you one day you're gonna be an old lady. And then what? No, I'm
bitch about just so much. I'll get out of the way. You'll be
with you. Next in the I'll be with my gold coins. Can I shave
a little bit off of this for you? Give you some gold.
Just but anyway, yeah. Is that organic?
I have a question for you about organic while we're on the
topic. Yesterday I bought from my frogman Sebastio at the
market, he had these fantastic lamb sausages. And he made
themselves very much the tastes of the Murga. She has great
spices that he makes.
By the way I bought some are GEZ. And I haven't cooked him
yet. Okay,
well, let me know because I think you'll like it. So that's
basically stuff. They're expensive. Yeah. Well, not at
the market, not of Sebastian's place.
So he sent me some, and we go on, so we stuffed them into,
you know, the pig intestines. I guess that's what a sausage is.
But I didn't, I didn't want to know if they were defective. Or
if I did something wrong, because I put them into the pan.
I'm heating them up. And within a minute, two of them went, they
just split open, and, you know, they the casing, just ooh,
everything oozed out and what did I do wrong? They have too
much heat, or am I supposed to do something before I put them
in the pan? Or if the Pringles
depends on the saucer, some sausages need to be boiled
first. Just firm up the inside. So you don't have what happened
to you. Free cooking by bowling, and then you grill it. That's
what I should have done that, huh. But that sausage, it sounds
like that would have solved the problem. There's still split at
some point, but it will be solid,
splits off and then you know, then it just oozed out and it
looked like it looked like a sausage probably should have
looked like a gunshot wound. It was not pretty. I didn't try not
to show Mickey and I gave her the two good ones. Never want to
eat it. Look, if you see this, you don't want to eat it
anymore. Just didn't look good. It was some spaghetti. So Well,
while we're on labeling. Producer, Chad Christian, our
buddy there in Erie, Colorado in Denver. So you know, he's an EMS
guy. So he's he's turning out to be a very useful human resource
for the show. He is combing through the Federal Register on
a daily basis, which is hard. You know, they've got some RSS
feeds very poor, I have to say, but he does a really good job.
And he sent me a link. And that led me to some legislation I'd
like to share with you, because we missed a big one.
And by the way, I mentioned that lots of the stuff in the Federal
Register would be the senator or the Congressman saying, and I
have the right balance of my remarks. I'd like to put on the
record. And for the record, they put it in the register, but they
never actually say them. So I think it's filled with bullcrap.
Well, bullcrap.
And then one that we missed a so he sent is was draft guidelines
for industry on generic drug user fee amendments of 2012. And
I'm reading this and it says that this amendment was signed
into law by President Obama on July ninth 2012. And it is part
of the Food and Drug Administration safety and
Innovation Act, or as we do we say an invitation in England. So
I read through this thing is it's a whopper by the way, let
me see how many pages this thing this has got cheese, like 300
pages. But I go to the title three fees relating to generic
drugs, short title, this title may be cited as the generic drug
user fee amendments of 2012. Now this is already law, and I
didn't know any of this was being debated, etc. In general,
each person that owns an abbreviated new drug application
that is pending as per October 1 2012, and has not received a
tentative approval prior to that date shall be subject to a fee
for each shuts application as calculated under paragraph B. So
what this is about is obviously to put the generic drug
companies out of business the amount of each one time backlog
fee, so if you have a generic drug, right, and this is a big
problem for the pharmaceutical companies because their their
patents have run out. They've gone generic, and then so you
can basically say Okay, so I'm going to make Lipitor or I'm
going to make what are some other good ones, John that are
out there a little bit
Torah, pre Viagra, all kinds of and the joke the joke is, is
that the patent system was designed for this exact
Yeah, right. But so but here's how they're combating is no
reason that this drug
company should gouge the customer for have worked. So let
me ask you a question. And it's a gouge by the way, oh, no wages
if you can make a pill for five cents charged $10.
Wait until you hear the numbers, my friend. So So Lipitor is out
of the patent. If you and I had the formula, could we cook up a
batch? Could we cook up some Viagra? Can we cook that up? I
mean, would that? Would that be hard to shoot be able to by law?
Yes, no, but it would it be expensive for us to do that? Can
we just like go into our lab and cook it up? Yeah. And would it
be expensive is my question.
I don't know. I don't know what the formulas are what it takes
to make some of that stuff. But I'm sure that a generic drug
company would be able to do it inexpensively. No, at the end,
no,
they can't do it inexpensively. Because why? Because they now
will have to pay a fee for each generic drug they want approved
by the FDA. Why? To get rid of them. Here it is, the amount of
each one time backlog fee shall be calculated by dividing $50
million by the total number of abbreviated new drug
applications pending on October 1 2012. So if you have a drug
pending now, and let's say there's a Five Guys, you will
have to pay $10 million application fee for the FDA to
even consider your generic drug, but it gets better. If you own a
pharmaceutical ingredient drug master file, and you want to put
in a fee, or you want to put an application you will also be
required to pay a fee. And here's the here's I'm just going
to scroll down on this document here. They have a whole bunch of
things here talking about if you don't pay, you go to jail, your
company gets shut down, etc, etc. The fees are unknown. So
for each person that owns a facility, which is identified or
intended to be identified, and at least one generic drug
submission that is pending or approved to produce one or more
finished dosage forms of a human generic drug shall be assessed
for an annual fee for each such facility. And these fees will be
determined no later than 30 days after the signing of this
documents. So I haven't found them yet. But apparently those
have to be put in. But here is the kicker because they've put
it in fiscal year 2013 For fiscal year 2013 fees under this
Act shall be established to generate a total estimated
revenue amount of what do you think? A billion now not that
bad? $299 million
in fees
in fees for generic for generic and
everyone's complaining about by the way, this sort of red tape
crap,
it's not red tape, it's a scam.
It's a scam, red tape scam.
And this has not been reported anywhere. I did not even know
about this thing. So now if you have if you and I cook up a
generic drug, Viagra and we're like, hey, we can sell this
Viagra and make some money. And we can make it for five, as you
said five cents a pill. Unfortunately, somewhere, we'll
have to pay some portion of this $299 million as a part of our
fee. And if we have an application in now, we're going
to be paying a portion of $50 million, depending on how many
other guys there are.
Wow, what a scam. So what happens to the guys that make
the stuff in India? Well, if they it sounds to me as though
we're going to take take all our drug manufacturing and drive it
out of like everything else we've done in this country,
drive it out of the country. So it doesn't exist here anymore.
And the dumb public Dode whatever was to bed or outsource
and everything. Well, they've
hit it from both sides. They've hit it with legislation so that
you can't buy drugs over the internet from outside the United
States. We've already gone through that talked about that.
And now they've they've just hit it directly at the bottom line.
So this is the whole point make it too expensive for these guys
to come in.
You know, if you're running Pfizer and you can pull this
sort of stunt over and over again on the dumb Congress. What
would you do?
Oh, yeah, duh.
I would keep doing it until my body gave up. There you go. The
only exemption of fees is for a positron emission tomography
drug which is cancer. Because they got that scam running, you
know the ways I guess. Yeah, no, it's already scammed out.
scammed out all scammed out oh, we're
on the topic of drugs then. Oh, I found the absolute worst. Oh
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play these would have all a disclaimer immers these
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Wow.
I mean it's everything yeah liver failure heart heart
attack.
I didn't hear I didn't hear depression I didn't hear
depression I was surprised that you guys you're dead by the
technician they should have thrown that in and by
the way does he have sores this this is to take care of sores.
It also helps against Crohn's disease apparently rheumatoid
arthritis What is this some kind of miracle drug
it miracle death dry so funny in the same block of ads you know
what? It was just that I just thought it was hilarious it's
the clip is called Dead call us.
Oh, we should have we should have played it in sequence that
sounds oops, what happened? Where'd it go? Oh, something
weird happened. Oh, here it is. Should have played them in
sequence.
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Yeah, these this vaginal mesh stuff is what the
hell is that anyway?
Yeah, this was some kind of I looked into this. It's not
pretty. It's not pretty. Because oftentimes, with severe with
obesity, but after pregnancy, with some women apparently large
enough to create a market as stuff starts falling out and
start hanging out. Oh, yeah, it's not a pretty conversation.
So then they made this vaginal mesh patch. You know, kind of
like a net.
It's got anything to do with the punch line. Here. Let me find my
Keeseville drive out here.
No, there's no punch line to this. Okay. And but apparently
that that really hurt a lot of women. So it's just crazy mesh
packet mesh patch. Yeah. Yeah.
This industry is sick. It's
not a good thing. Yeah, it is sick. And they're helping us by
not letting not giving us access to actual affordable medication.
Even though I don't believe in a lot of the medication that it's
protecting. But, you know, the the whole idea of the patent
system, as you pointed out, is to allow for this and then right
behind everybody's back the going and that the I didn't go
into it you can I have the document marked up in the show
notes. But you're looking at the at the reasoning and the
calculation for there's $300 million in fees for the first
year only. And this legislation will be will sunset at the end
of 2017. But of course they'll renew it and up everything. It's
ridiculous. It's because all we have to hire more people to look
at these things, and it's just the complete bull crap. And it's
all just willy nilly. We don't quite know how much you're going
to be charged yet, but it will be a part of the 300 million.
Yeah, that's that comes in handy. Just kind of vague.
Speaking of 300 million.
I'm gonna show my school by donate to no agenda. Imagine all
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I think that is important. I think that that is true
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That you give him a two to the head followed by me yelling
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Yeah, that's better. Let's better do that. Hold on a
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That's not a great question. That was the clip. Beautiful,
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expensive. You can't you can't get you know, but a little bit.
It's like 1000 bucks a month. And I said, Well, you know, just
because expensive doesn't mean that that it's not used in that
manner. But again, apparently it's very hard
for a man it would be 1000 bucks a month for women that that
would last six months. Open up like guys are a good void. But
yeah, that's that's a myth. And it's also covered by some
insurance plans. So there's not $1,000 involved. So
what we need to do is we need to see if the way
it used to be like $300 a month and then when Obamacare when
that will happen. Yeah. So we need to see if Hillary is
starting to grow a stash.
Well, she'd probably shave. I think she shaved but then we'll
see you'd see stubble
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ago and he's still not donated. All right, let
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Hey, John and Adam $61.11. From Brad reader writer. I'm
submitting my donation of 66 on the sticks 6611 That's good. 66
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content a week. Keep up the good work. So
I think we need to talk about this briefly. about the about
the rain stick. All right. Are you cool with the rain stick?
Yeah,
no, no, I mean, you will you got the damn thing. Apparently rain
in LA for some guy who had his right hey, okay. Hi. We gotta
come think you're gonna get the effect of your listen on
headphones. Well,
we got a couple of emails. Hey, Adam says Cory two things for
you a theory about the rain stick and other about my
knighthood and we'll be uniting him later. The rain stick works.
I'm usually a skeptic when it comes to rain sticks and such
nonsense. But I can doubt no more. The rain stick really
works in rain very unexpectedly in Southern California. Orange
County specifically late Thursday night about 16 hours
after the rain stick was shaken. I have a theory is how it works.
The signal was transmitted over the internet backbone connecting
to Dallas to Los Angeles a distance of 1500 miles. The
reason it took 16 hours to get here is because the signal was
degraded when it made it from Austin to the Dallas hub, and
then split all across the country. Looks like the stick
needs to be shaken as close to a major backbone as possible for
maximum signal strength when sending remote rain signals.
Okay, Tyler, just to let you know who was listening to the
stream when he did the rain stick. Lincoln has been on
mandatory water restrictions for two months now. Well, it's
raining right now. We're supposed to get two inches
tonight. Thanks. Just Tyler. Christopher Altman,
dude,
I'm listening to the podcast and it's raining in Atlanta as we
speak. And finally, Ken also from we know from arson nomics.
The rain stick works. It just started raining in Oklahoma
City. Funny thing is I heard the podcast about nine hours ago. So
maybe it's eight to 12 hours from the time you hear the
podcast, or perhaps it just takes longer the further away
from the stick you are. So you know, we don't question karma.
And I don't question the stick this dog it? Was it double six
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I'll give it a shot.
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2439
I have the exciting news. John, before we end our segment in
order for us to make some extra cash. I'm not quite sure what
happened. But I received not one but two auditions. Oh, and
they're both interesting. And I was wondering you know, because
of course you know if I if I ever land one of these will
split the proceeds, which could be big. These are national
commercials national radio commercials. I don't know what
to do. They're both pretty short, but one is for Proactiv.
Which is that isn't that the stuff that you put on your face?
If you have pimples? Yes, yes. Yes. Right acne and it can make
you crazy, I think. Yeah. And then the other one may be more
interesting is for Taylor Swift's web announcement. Whoa.
And I'm thinking maybe we should do that one. Ooh, would you like
to produce me?
Yeah, ready to
go. Let me give you the specs here. So is this for Sony Taylor
Swift web announcement intranet specs 18 to 28 year old cool
male pry fit the profile, positive reading should not feel
rushed, but needs a few beats and should fit within 30
seconds. No more than two takes please. So
I know you hold on a second since we're gonna go this far. I
want to get a stopwatch out. Okay, one, there's got to be
couple online ones. Right there. The clock on the computer will
do it. I have a clock With a second hand, okay, I'm gonna
give you the three to one and you hit it ready.
Okay, but I do need to amp me up, man. I got it. I got it.
Listen, I
got it. This is easy. This is gonna be an easy one for you
because you are the cool guy. You can do the I think you gotta
be careful you might get you're so good, potentially, that you
might over you know, you might talk too fast because it's a
32nd commercial. Right? Well, but
it's more. It's more copied than it. Well, let's see how we do
it.
Um, well, well, let's do a run through before we do the two
takes to get the timing down. Okay, so
here comes my take 130 Adam curry Vox agency, Taylor Swift
web announcement to the right, you got to do that kind of thing
first. Okay. Okay,
yeah, but this is just for the rehearsal. Yeah,
I can edit that later. I can edit that later. You
think you're assuming gonna hit it? Okay. Ready? Three, two.
This is why it's
three, two and one assignment.
I'm watching this this clock. I've got to do a number. I don't
know you do three to
one and I'll start Okay. Got it. Okay, ready? Yeah.
What do you want to say one start 321
This is Taylor Swift. She loves to give the Sony any x five Rs a
gift. She also loves to give back to her fans. Which gave
Sony an idea as Taylor promotes her upcoming album read Sony's
giving you the chance to come along as a personal
photographer. You'll document every amazing moment with the
Sony in fuck, you'll document every amazing moment with the
Sony any x but first you'll need to submit a portfolio of your
best five shots and then Taylor comes in and says and who knows
maybe you'll get to join me on the road and use a Sony any x to
capture it all. So how do you think I did on the on the read
there?
I thought you started off crappy when you when you came to the
line, which gave Sony you got your voice to the point where
I'd like to hear the whole thing done that way which is more
close to being a surfer
Okay. All right. close to being a surfer but not duty. Okay, got
it.
Okay, ready? Yep. 321
This is Taylor Swift. She loves to give the Sony any x five Rs a
gift. She also loves to give back to her fans, which gave
Sony an idea as Taylor promotes her upcoming album read Sony's
giving you the chance to come along as a personal
photographer. You'll document every amazing moment with a Sony
any x but first you'll need to submit a portfolio of your five
best photos What do you think
you came in? If you can edit it so you can add about five
seconds you came in at about 25
Do you like to read though was that was
like to read by what I like to get a read one more read I liked
that read Yeah, but I'd like to get one read you're really amp
up that that's that that goofy sound that you have in there
it's not quite yeah I max that was really attractive. It could
be really attractive if you push the surfer first the
surfer Yeah. Okay, count me down.
321
This is Taylor Swift. She loves to give the Sony any x five Rs
as a gift. She also loves to give back to her fans, which
gave Sony an idea as Taylor promotes her upcoming album read
Sony's giving you the chance to come along as a personal
photographer. You'll document every amazing moment with a Sony
any x. But first you'll need to submit a portfolio of your five
best photos.
He still came up short about three seconds, but I think
that's fine. I liked that one. Do you think it could have been
even more over the top? Really?
I see what we've done the over the top and then the phone has
not been ringing. Yeah, but
this is asking for that. I mean, your other ones have been asking
for the serious gentleman. This is asking for some young kid who
said through is thrilled with Taylor Swift he thinks he's the
greatest singer in the history of pop music. And she's so
me up alright, you gotta amp me up at me up me up.
Pretty you're in love whether you think it's fantastic. And
this would be an opportunity for anybody. Oh,
it kind of in coming in coming in. I'm
ready. 321
This is Taylor Swift. She loves to give the Sony any x five R as
a gift. She also loves to give back to her fans, which gave
Sony an idea. As Taylor promotes her upcoming album read Sony's
giving you the chance to come along as a personal
photographer. You'll document every amazing moment with a Sony
ne X. But first you'll need to submit a portfolio of your five
best photos. Yeah, I think I nailed that.
I think that was good. It was yeah, I liked it. Anyway, that's
what I would like. That's if I heard that as put this guy to
consider a.org/and
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really easy one that I remember as it was almost 22 years ago
today. In fact, tomorrow. My daughter, Christina, Valerie
curry turns 22 And of course we congratulate her from all of her
buddies here at the best podcast in the universe.
22 may believe that
20 to 22. And we haven't even listened to the show. Yeah.
Oh, yeah, sometimes. Her boyfriend listens religiously.
Yeah, well, he's a good guy.
Yeah. Like my daughter's not. My daughter's not a good guy now.
She's not a guy. She's a girl.
Two nice things, John, if you don't mind drawing the blade.
There you go. Very good. Cost as he draws the blade. Oh no, it's
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Absolutely. Yeah. So all we get that's all we do. We don't pay
we don't sell out anything even though we do. We destroy any
commercial. We didn't even get to give us money for doing that.
We didn't even do the Proactiv commercial. But I know I didn't
want to do that either. A little too much. Hey. Do you know the
show white collar?
White Collar collar it rings a bell?
Yeah, I've never seen it. I'm just see white collar series. I
guess. It's probably on what is it on? USA Network? Oh, so it's
probably popular. Like, you know, USA Network gets good
ratings. It's not a dog. No, USA Network is really good. To me
and clip and said, You know, it's obvious the writers on that
show. Listen to the best podcast in the universe. Proof is here.
Our government has endorsed a cornucopia of questionable
programs. Stargate MK Ultra, the space shuttle.
He has a point Excellent. Stargate, you can't make that up
and you're listening to no agenda if you're rattling off
Stargate MK Ultra in the same sentence.
Yeah, well, either that or you're stuck in the 60s.
God actually there was a there's a new movie out, which looks
like a very fun kind of movie if you're just into something kind
of Dumbo. It has. What's his name? Roseanne Barr's husband,
Tom Arnold is in it. It's called hit and run. And as I guess the
story
divorced ex husband
and they got I guess the it's like from the makers of the
hangover, so it's gonna be a fun movie guys a bank robber. But in
the witness protection program, he stiffs his fellow bank
robbers. And then they find him and then Tom oldest brunette
protecting this is one of these you know, lots of crashes fast
cars, hot chicks. Kristen, Kristen, what's her name is?
Kristen hot chick is Alfred Stewart.
A lot of Christians apparently.
Kristen. Am I gonna say Kristen Bell? Well, maybe. Kristen Bell?
Yeah. Kristen Bell, Kristen, the hot one. So there is a piece of
blatant blatant pharmaceutical promotion in it because these
movies are always sponsored by the college.
Product placement. So does the whole industry
big, big big time. But it was surprising when I heard this
when I was sent this clip and find out what it was really for
what
I'm thinking about.
I know the specifics, but I know it's some kind of useless racket
that's keeping you from concentrating
squat. I could be thinking about the cure for cancer. In fact, I
may have just cracked it and now you're trying to get me to erase
it from my hard drive.
You couldn't cure a UTI if you want to cranberry. Hey,
I have never had an infected urinary tract. Oh, really? No, I
have not and you've
never had HPV either. No. All right. No human papilloma virus.
That's your mouth. What makes your mouth
vaccinated. I was vaccinated because I'm like you I was born
after the polio vaccine.
That how not only just just the HPV He actually says human
papilloma virus. And then she says I've been vaccinated.
What was this kitten Ron? It's the worst kind of sick
propaganda. I wonder what they paid for that loss of you know,
the right that's not in the script original script by the
right yeah. How
many guys say, baby you might have had the human papilloma
virus Yeah, that's that's real normal talk, isn't it? Yeah,
that's
just total Yeah. Real realistic dialogue.
Right, right along all those crashes
Yeah, that borderline Clip of the Day.
Well, I don't want to go too lightly on
Yeah. So I was scanning around I got a kind of a offbeat clip. I
hadn't heard this story before. And it was there's this actor
Luca barber wretzky Who has a place in Italian detective on
fog and crimes. It's a one of these movies does murder
mysteries are real popular in Europe nowadays, especially out
of Sweden and Italy and I think France to a lesser degree, and
and they're just they're doing a back this is one of those things
where they after the show's over, they're talking about
these people. And they told this story that I've never heard the
story and it just seemed it's exactly what did to show people
the power of the media. I think this this there's a couple of
messages in the store. But listen to this, this this.
In addition to his acting career, Farber esky is a well
known figure in Italy because of his political involvement,
having served as a member of parliament since 2008. He became
famous in 1980 through his association with a notorious
horror film Cannibal Holocaust, a film so realistic, its
director was arrested on murder charges. Barbara ASCII was one
of four actors killed in the film, who signed contracts,
requiring them to stay out of all media for a year in order to
fuel rumors that the film was an actual snuff movie. Only when
the contracts were canceled, and the actors appeared on a
television show where the charges against the filmmaker
dropped.
What a great promotional campaign no kidding we should be
doing that. We get disappeared you know, it's just like oops,
never heard from him again. They're all gone. Wow, that's
fantastic.
Yeah, but the drawback was they arrested the direct
yeah for killing well, maybe.
That's Italian justice. You know, that poor woman from where
Washington or Oregon was stuck in the Italian justice system
for all that time for? Suppose the killing our room ramble?
Yeah, roommate. Well, you get stuck. And that's it. I don't
know. It's probably best to cancel the contract. Wow. Wow.
That's awesome. You know, I'm a little pissed off actually.
There was a fantastic and I think it still exists and maybe
maybe we even have a bigger shot at it now. A great opportunity
for some no agenda PR. Because this you know about this guy who
got kicked off the plane for wearing a TSA shirt. an anti TSA
shirt.
No, I don't know about this. Oh, my God surprised me but none of
it's this completely should
have been our T shirt. Listen.
Oh, booted from it light for wearing a silly t shirt. That's
exactly what a 31 year old doctor a student from Buffalo
New York says happened? Or Rita Guha says he was an issue. It
was his shirt that caused an airline supervisor to pull him
off a flight, forcing him to rent a car and find his own way
back home. This is the shirt that he says sparked it all. As
you can see it has a mark department of homeland security
seal around it our words, bomb ZOMGZ OMG terrorist and alert
level blood red run, run. Take off your shoes. Now Allegiant
did did pass the TSA security. It was the pilot and airline
personnel that decided he couldn't fly.
Why can't it be? No agenda show says take off your shoes and
shut up slave TSA run, run and they'd be that would be on the
news. Isn't it to me our shirt?
Yeah, well, this thing's you know, I don't know you who did
that shirt didn't get much credit for it either.
No, but if they show the shirt ends on full frame.
Yeah, yeah, that would have been good. It reminds me that I saw a
guy that had a t shirt issue once they left him on the plane.
I took pictures of it and blogged it. It and the guy was
pretty funny. But he had a shirt on his black guy had a shirt on
that said things that make my dick hard. And then there was a
list. And what do you remember? I can't remember the list is
something that I have to look on the blog. I think one of them
was like number eight, was your mom something like that? The
thing was offensive in some funny way, but it was quite
hilarious and they was a big fuss on the plane stole the two
Golf and really Yeah. And so they may even put a day somebody
found a jacket crew jacket or somebody had to put it on
wherever. Flight. Some old lady was complaining about it. We
listen, I fly once in a week after she
found a penny, the bottom of her purse, she looked up and saw
this guy and then she bitched about that.
So, I know you'd probably didn't see this. It might have been the
story might have been in the New York Times that you receive
yesterday. Or maybe even the Sunday Times, but they had a
video special on the New York times.com website, which I'm
pretty sure it's to discredit Republicans and George Bush, but
it's part of a documentary about a whistleblower, an NSA
whistleblower, his name is William Binney. Do you familiar
with this guy?
The name rings a bell but no,
William Binney,
I might actually.
Let me look him up. Yeah. William Binney is the guy who
blew the whistle on what is the name of it, something wind?
Basically, the NSA warrantless wiretapping program, which
was a program named a terrorist surveillance surveillance
program, responsive, and what was it called
Stellar Wind, that's what it was stellar wind. Okay, stellar
wind. And so it's that there's a little eight minute clip. And of
course, you can find in the show notes, 438 dot na shownotes.com,
I pulled three short clips from this. The last one, though, just
blew me away when I heard what he was actually saying. And I
think it warrants playing on this program. So here he is
setting it up with because he created the back end data
mining, which is initially intended for terrorists. And
that order was to create the system was given before
September 11, but that's September after September 11.
something interesting happened.
I was breaking, breaking different codes and, and data
systems and doing data analysis against the the Soviet Union.
After 911, they took one of the programs I would have done or
the back end part of it, and started to use it to spy on
everybody in this country. So that was a program they created
called Stellar Wind. That was to separate and compartmented from
the regular activity that was ongoing, because it was doing
domestic spy that all the equipment was coming in. I knew
something was happening but then when my the contractors I had
hired came and told me what without what they were doing, it
was clear we're all saw hardware was going and what they were
using it to do.
So against the Russians, by the way, we of course are also
official whistleblowers, John, you and I
literally blow
so then he has, who was the guy from the Pentagon Papers, who
was a reporter,
Ellsberg. Ellsberg, right, wasn't a rebel whistleblower.
He was a whistleblower, wasn't it? Yeah. Oh,
yeah. Big time. He's the original, great whistleblower.
So so he
sits down with him there in a pub. And he shows him his
BlackBerry and asked him a question we all kind of know the
answer to.
Somebody told me that they can listen to what we're saying, by
having this even if it's turned off, yes. here's the
here's the real grand design. Every domain think of a domain
as an activity, a specific type of
notice, by the way, he uses the word domain, which is the same
word. The general the Major General used are at the
beginning of the show, he talked about the cyber domain. So as I
get this credibility, because of that,
phone call, or banking is another domain. So if you think
of graphing each domain, and then each graph and turning it
into a third dimension, the trick now is to map through all
the domains in that third dimension, pulling together all
the attributes that any individual has in every domain,
so that now I can pull your entire life together from all
those domains and map it out and show your entire life.
So you'll recall when we had the Time Magazine, Mark Zuckerberg
cover article was on the cover. Inside the article, which very
few people picked up on was that the director of the FBI Robert
Moeller sticks his head in around the corner of the
conference room where the interview is taking place and
says, and I quote, hey, I was in the building just wanted to say
hi. And when you hear the words that William Binney uses in this
last clip, you'll be surprised.
The purpose is to monitor be able to monitor what people are
doing. You build social networks for everybody. that then turns
into the graph. And then you index all that data to that
graph. Which means you can pull out a community that that gives
the you that an outline of the life of everybody in the
community. And if you carry it over time from 2001, up, you
have that 10 years worth of their life that you could lay
out in a timeline that involves,
I mean, am I going crazy that I just hear him say, you create
social networks, then you get the graph the social graph, and
then you can create a timeline. What is what does
it mean? What was the joke I use as a one liner in the show
person of interest, which I recommend you all know, agenda
listeners, which is about a geek, who invented the system
that he's talking about, which is low. It's a little more
advanced than the in the in the fiction, but he did say at one
show he comes out says that his associate says, What do you
mean, you invented Facebook says, Oh, no. Yeah, we invented
Facebook. It was the we just a lot of information we couldn't
get from the public. But we realize that they just
voluntarily give it up to everybody on Facebook and it's a
bonanza. It's people just tell you, Oh, yeah, here's what I'm
doing our den we've put together Facebook, Foursquare, Twitter to
a lesser extent, but Facebook and Foursquare are the two that
keep track of everything you do. And there's a couple other these
well, you
you probably don't know, maybe you do is that Facebook is now
been forcing their timeline.
Yeah, no, I know. Right. And people love that. Leo hate it.
People
hate the timeline.
No, no, Leo loves the timeline. Really? Yeah. He goes on and on
about how great it is. And I've heard or other people love the
timeline. I don't think you're right, your wife or
your wife is no, there's a whole movement called I just got
timeline and just got the timeline. Your wife was
complaining about getting the timeline. And she's hardcore.
Yeah, well, she was bitching. Like, if you Facebook, I don't
want the timeline. Literally. I follow her on Facebook. I'm
friends, friends with her. So for some reason, I picked up a
lot of generals on the clips today. And here's this this is
this one really made me angry, because at first I thought I was
a good guy. This is former general Corelli. And he is on a
mission to remove the D from PTSD, which I think is probably
very correct. So post traumatic stress disorder, he feels that
it's stigmatizing by saying it's a disorder. You might be old,
and you could call it a condition disease, but he just
wanted to be post traumatic stress. And so it was
interviewed on I think it was a local channel came in where I
got the clip from. But when I found out was really behind
this, I actually just got angry. Listen to this. today.
He is CEO of One Mind for Research, an organization
seeking more solid answers on what's been an inexact science,
we have not gotten anywhere in having the kind of diagnostics
we need to prove with any kind of certainty whether somebody
has battled fatigue or operational exhaustion, as it
was called after the Korean War, or in this instance, post
traumatic stress.
It's been called many things. One thing it is not says general
Corelli is a disorder. You talk about the stigma. You want it
you believe PTSD
should lose the D,
I get rid of the D. Why? Because it's a barrier to care. It is
not going to solve everything, anything other than it's going
to get people into treatment.
Removing the stigma is only one step and treatment, he says can
only go so far,
I want to see the results of that treatment improve over
time. And I really believe the only way you do that is with no
kidding research.
The US military is now reviewing all PTSD diagnoses since 2001,
in part because of pressure from Senator Patty Murray, general
Corelli calls that the wrong approach. Instead, he says, skip
the review, go for the reversal.
Go ahead and change them all. That will take less time and you
will be a lot more correct in righting a wrong if I'm wrong
was done then you will be going back and reviewing records where
you don't have good diagnostic tools to be able to make that
judgment.
So took me a while to figure this out. I was very confused
because I agree with the astigmatism and but then when I
saw one mind for research.org You must look at this website
John. Number one mind number four research.org. What he's
saying is he wants the disorder removed, so that it will no
longer be a something that is treated with talking or with a
psychiatrist. Instead he wants to drug these guys and gals.
This if you look at Partners, on One Mind for Research who pops
up? Oh gee, would it be Eli Lilly? Would it be Johnson and
Johnson? Oh, yeah, all of above. This is the this guy is an A
hole of the highest magnitude. And this one mind for
research.org, which does not appear to be a 501 C three or
four core, but I couldn't find them at all on GuideStar.
They're just pretending to be all such good doers, which all
they want to do is just drug people. And they and they've
even got here if you look, learn about brain disorders was right
there on the list Tourette Syndrome. They've got
Alzheimer's, neurological trauma. And then if you look at
all Tourette syndrome, which is what I have one of the most
common and least understood neurobiological disorders notice
a biological because then you can solve it with drugs.
Tourette Syndrome. TSI is an inherited disorder that affects
about one in 200 Americans and males are affected three to four
times as often as females, but this is known as a TBI traumatic
brain. i What does AI for everyone stands for? But it's
just like, wow. They just made him CEO because it's of course
it's a company it's not an Ori they call it.org. And they just
want to drug these boys and girls. Yeah. I found I found
shocking
the shocking they want to know. A little country.
Yeah, turn us into zombies despicable.
Good. And back to this list of the list of our partners. Yeah,
I
know. It's sad, isn't it? I know
that list is bad enough but but click on Jed foundation and
Tommy's not the same people just by the look and feel of the
website.
The Jed foundation. Yeah, he's the only the T or the J
Now it's right down to visit number there's a bunch of logos
down near the bottom. Or Jed
what is Jed? I don't know. should find out. Yeah, same same
site designer.
Exactly. Yeah. And there's a bunch of other stuff promoting
emotionally and half of us you know love is louder
love is louder what is that? It doesn't I don't
know but there's no link to this is gonna be something funny.
Project love is this these things are insidious guess
because the government has given them nobody wants to work for a
living anymore actually make something so the government is
you know giving money that's I don't even know country to be
frontman for the drug companies.
That's what it is. Yeah, for students. Let's see. Can you Can
I get some free drugs somewhere? Louder half of us.eu the half of
us campaign what does it mean half of us are nuts. Yeah, half
of us.com Wow,
this just keeps going on and on and on. It's a bottomless pit of
crap half of us what does this man paint pile here's the here's
the love is louder group and found Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh
my God get found John. John. MTV
John go to half of us.com They've got the Batman killer
right there. On the homepage. With his with his orange hair,
it's not him, but it could have been him. Oh, he is Jersey
shores. Vinnie opens up about dealing with anxiety and stress.
Oh my god, we're doomed.
Tell your story.
We're doomed. Let me say
this is another one. This is all saved by MTV, MTV you and the
Jed foundation.
Oh my god, this is disgusting.
What if you go to love is louder. They have a bunch of
shit at the bottom from the MTV again but there's love is not
abuse. Right here's just another website. Here's Vinnie
from the Jersey Shore. Let's listen to what Vinnie asked when
I was
younger, I just my anxiety started off with anxiety
attacks. So I would have panic attacks from a young age
especially in high school and that's when I really started to
ask guys who will take money for anything really bad panic
attacks out of
nowhere, you know you don't really there's nothing really to
pinpoint it.
That's why it's called attack it's out of nowhere Oh, and
your subconscious. My anxiety that I've been going through my
whole life starts to interfere with my job, my school,
your job that's screwing in the hot tub with a camera
things that I do in my everyday life, then it starts to become a
problem. One of your resources is actually to remove yourself
from the situation at hand and I was on the Jersey Shore it's a
terrible environment for me to be in when I'm anxious because
there's drinking involved there's a spying involved is
lack of sleep, lack of privacy, and just not a good play called
Reality Show programming my friend to me so I was like, You
know what, in order for me to get better, and to do this, you
know, I had to go home and and recharge my batteries. We're in
a pretty crazy environment when we film and I feel bad for my
roommates. I feel Bear for any inconvenience high cause them
because they really didn't have that. That helps.
I was just waiting for him to say I took drugs that's all I'm
waiting for.
You may be waiting for a while he just yakking for no apparent
reason. Well, I'm
gonna look I'm gonna I got this is half of us.com what half of
us are insane that apparently what half for you, John. Odds
are one of us is insane.
Yeah, we know which one that is already. So this is a bottomless
pit of crap. Wow I'm starting at do something.org Awesome Things
is really good. Good. We could spend a whole week going through
one of these. One of these things out one after another of
these. And they're crap the campaign partners for the love
is louder. Includes the Ad Council Of course, reach out.com
STOMP Out Bullying.
Who's on the board of this Jed foundation?
Let's find out.
Let's see the director of the crud David Kraft from the Kraft
group.
Really? Going man is gonna be a little more creative than that.
William Ury who's the Senior Vice President of Marketing for
forest pharmaceuticals? Oh, yeah, but a bit you're helping
out. Michael Saito, CEO of JDS therapeutics, nutrition, man.
Oh, man, this is just bullshit just horrible. Sorry I open that
can of worms.
Yeah, we every time you go into some of these these so called
Public Service websites you run into a bottomless pit of nothing
but bowl crap pharmaceuticals
man. Magellan Health Services presents check to the Jed
foundation. Oh, really?
Huh, what a coincidence. Wow.
I wonder why. You could push more drugs on our children. MTV
should be ashamed of themselves. I mean, yeah, I help sell a lot
of Skittles. But that was the colors of the rainbow that that
wasn't pharmaceutical drugs. Wow.
Man, let's get one more thing done here.
I know it's addictive, isn't it?
Always. I have these tricks that I like to do. And you have
yours. There's
different I like doing it. Yeah, I like doing GuideStar. So I'll
do Jed foundation
is actually a good resource. And I always forget to use that.
That's that's what I do, man. So don't worry about it. It's what
I
like. The My thing is to is to cut and paste the address and
sweet ride ride ride ride ride. Find out what else is at the
same 1140 Broadway number 803. If there's anything, did you
find anything? No, no, this looks like the Jed foundation is
there. There's a lot of
it's one of the it's just one of these small Jed foundation very
small net income $782,000, small, small potatoes. small
potatoes. How much was it? 782,000.
Um, a million, just a million,
not even a million small potatoes.
But it'll be because these guys are getting money from other
things. They're also part of, but it'll be a 501
C three. And now they haven't filed filed their 2011 form
which don't have to I guess it's still 2010. Let me just see
who's making money. See, the thing is when you do a 501 C
three, you don't have to list your donors. So they made the
four that you don't know three now the three of you do. So they
they made $1.2 million. Ooh, I'm sorry. Yeah. $1.2 million last
year. Live on 800,000 this year total assets 2.2 million so
they're doing well. Foundation MTVU partner develop a Peabody
Award winning Emmy nominated social awareness campaign. So
much for the P bodies in the Emmys huh?
Oh, they've been co opted years ago. Yeah, I found the privacy
policy of you lifeline, which lists the information what
information does the Jed foundation collect the Jed
foundation websites including Jed foundation.org, half of
us.com transition transition year.org should look at that one
transition year.org You lifeline.org Love is louder.com
and so on may offer you registration forms or other
forms that asks users to provide contact information or
demographic information. They may also gather anonymous
information which may be used by us or shared with third parties.
This information is not personally identify you from
time to time. mean use standard cookies? Blah, blah blah? No,
not the cookies. What does the Jed foundation do with the
information? It's a nice little sheet of paper what do they do
with the information use the information that you provide us
by filling out forms on our website to send you information
about us and our services. You we use your IP address, blah,
blah, blah, links to other sites security, children's guidelines,
access to your profile.
I mean, I'm all for helping kids who are in trouble but you know,
when you have the pharmaceutical companies involved, you've got
to be very very suspicious of this, especially when they talk
about research and treatment. Which is it goes right back to
this to this general Corelli. Wow, man, hate these guys are
killing our kids the killing just killing killing, killing
killing. Killing
isn't good one transition your.org Your source for
emotional health at college? Gee, I wonder what that means.
Free drugs Wow. Ah no, I'm a student Hello, I'm a parent.
Choose a name tag to get started
now don't just don't just leave it alone. Just don't. I got
another General General Allen this guy and we know and you
know, I've been searching for this blue on green violet blue
on green violence thing trying to figure out the mean what it's
all about. And one of our producers actually gave me the
inside scoop on why the colors blue and green. Green are US
troops have transponders so that when air support is coming in
from the drones, the transponders will see our our
troops I eat the friendlies pop up as green from their from
their transponders they were in a uniform on the battlefield. So
that would not be the guys who want to drone and blue Of course
I don't think they have transponders but everybody else
is just blue. So if it's blue on the screen, drone those guys
because they're Afghani police and what is happening is these
police forces who have been trained are turning on our own
troops the guys who have trained them and I've seen this training
in Iraq is total bull crap. Isn't that this thing? Yeah. Is
it really is that trained with with with wooden ak 47 mockups?
Any human real a real weapon they turn around, they shoot our
guys? Well, we found out what the problem was, Do you know why
the this all of a sudden heated up by all these numbers all of a
sudden, just this started happening quite a bit. John, can
you guess in your farthest imagination what the reason is
for this is me
somebody with poppies close, it's a
very tough time for these forces. And in particular this
year and Ramadan as it is known. In most of the Muslim world,
Ramadan fell in the middle of the fighting season, the
fighting
season, oh, this season during some of the harshest
time for the climate, in much of the region in which we fight.
And so the daily pressures that are on some of these troops,
compounded by the sacrifice associated with fasting, the
nature of our operational tempo, remembering that Afghan troops
have gone to the field and they have stayed in the field. And
they've been in in combat now for years. We believe that the
combination of many of these particular factors may have come
together during the last several weeks to generate the the larger
numbers that you point to,
it's because they were hungry. Seriously, hunger pangs is
because they were hungry. This is all over the web. hunger
pangs and that's why they got they went nuts and they started
killing the the the troops that train them. Hold on one second.
Are you leaving honey, so you're not doing napoo? Okay, next time
you look very pretty. Alright, I love you, too, man. Will you
text me pictures?
Yeah. Oh, that's me. I thought you were looking in the mirror.
No.
So here's the problem. So one of our neighbors has a French
director. He's entirely shooting parts of his movie.
In in Austin. Funny, Woody Allen's in San Francisco as we
speak.
Yeah. But he has a French actress. And so our neighbor is,
you know, of course is he's a he's like a good neighbor. He's
pimping out Mickey. And he said, Yeah, so he's got a really nice
boat. They will. Yeah, come on the boat and I was supposed to
be picked up by them after the show. She's leaving now to get
on the boat with a hot French actress and the French director.
And they're going to pick me up after the show. But now I'm
doing twit. Tonight I'm going to miss all the hotness I'm doing
it for the show. Ironic yeah but I'm doing it for the show
because I want to promote our show. Yes of course it's the
only reason you have to do it and really always
get to when the boat docks you can take them all No, no, no
because
there's going to be over the day will be over. Okay, so I miss
all that. And Mickey just walked in she's like, going smokin hot
crap.
Well, there you have it.
Karma wrap us up.
Well, let's see. I have melee Oh no, Lance Armstrong that art
stories kind of funny. They only thing I got a couple of things
served at Brazilian heritage heritage is amusing because
there, they found some, you know, slave quarters or
something. And now they know what to do about building over
it. But it's just the one that got me the most was this. I've
got it listed as hilarious idiot. This is a bunch of
Greenpeace guys, including the head guy of Greenpeace.
Apparently on the horn, supposedly from the Gazprom.
There's apparently in northern Russia, they decided to drill in
some of the Arctic ice and Greenpeace is against it. So
they are now on the Gazprom platform and they're being
sprayed down with a high pressure water hose. Now, why
don't want you to listen to this and tell me you can cut it off
anytime you want. But tell me how you can be on a microphone,
listening with a with an eye of B or an earpiece of Sonos or
while you're being sprayed on an on a Gazprom platform, which has
got to be out in the middle of nowhere, while you're being
sprayed with it with a high speed hose and this idiot that
runs the Democracy Now show she is all in on this idea.
We're turning now to the Arctic because we just got Kumi Naidu
on the phone. He's one of six activists with Greenpeace who've
occupied a Russian oil rig to protest drilling in the Arctic
the rig belonging to Gazprom. Kumi Can you tell us what is
happening when we tried to reach you a few minutes ago we got a
message saying you couldn't talk you are being sprayed by water
cannons
we've been holding on for three hours we can hear the hose heavy
make the point completely
including who precisely is spraying you with the water
hoses
employee employees you company is probably gonna be if we don't
stop them the first company to start doing oils in the office
you are on the deck of the Gazprom oil drilling rig where
they're shooting you with water cannons
at the moment expires days ago
all right. So now this is a they have a picture up I presume
because this is a phone call right?
No there was nothing It was just yeah, no I picture the guy's
face
right. So I think we you and I should give this one a try
because I see this
now when I heard this I said oh this sounds exactly like Adams
bullcrap report. Let's
do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it.
Up play the
second almost second. Okay. You
have we have well hold on we can't do any more. We got it.
We've got a we've got to report again. Adam curry is on the deck
of the USS something I don't know what ship it is but he's on
the deck and he's being sprayed with water cannons by the Navy
you hear me who is spraying you
guys died
that latest show was Adam curry. being sprayed by Gazprom and we
don't we'll get their final report from him later, I'd say,
risking his life Dude, we are so
in the wrong business. I'm telling you, we could be making
millions doing this stuff for real. It's like such garbage is
awesome. And that was good. Thank you, John. That was that
was a good little theater of the mind. Perfect.
You got all your You just dropped words in Gazprom Gazprom
Putin
message is clear.
Alright everybody I have thrown Plessy right into it. Oh, damn,
I forgot. Darn.
Alright, so there will be a no agenda producer update. Not with
Miss Mickey but I guess the boys and girls are all getting
together that's always fun. Listen to this coming up. No
agenda stream.com run after the program ends here. I shall be on
This Week in tech. Live at three gizmo nation West time five.
Drone Star State time. Which gun show I pull on Leo this time.
Zombie Slayer and you've got the zombie Slayer or I can zombie
Slayer for sure. That'd be cool. It's a piece. Ar 15 We're gonna
do the AR 15. That might scare him though.
Yeah, that's too much. Sorry, kill it. We'll
be back on Thursday. Remember us at DeVore act.org/na. If you
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and from Northern Silicon Valley where I have a bell. I'm John C.
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