Ah, we gotta go to a break.
Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak and Sunday September 30 2012. Time here
Gitmo nation media assassination episode 448.
This is no agenda,
celebrating karma getting to here in Los Angeles, in the
People's Republic of Southern California. Yay. In the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry
in some northern Silicon Valley where I've never even heard of
Carmen get in one. John C. Dvorak. Buzzkill.
Yes. You remember Carmageddon? We had a whole conversation
about it? Was it member when they closed the 405? And
everyone was like, oh, it's gonna be the worst thing ever in
the whole world. It's gonna be it's gonna be scary. And of
course, it was all just all the cops could get overtime. Oh,
yeah. So they have Carmageddon to this weekend overtime, too.
Yeah. Exactly. Over time to and let me say a very Happy National
Cybersecurity Awareness Month to you John C. Dvorak. Yeah. Happy
awareness to you to now know it's National Cybersecurity
Awareness Month. Yeah, that's what I said. No, you didn't say
that. And please say it again. National Cybersecurity Awareness
Month.
National Cybersecurity, National Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
Squirrel. That's right.
We are celebrating by presidential proclamation
proclamation. Of course. It doesn't really start until until
tomorrow. But I figure most
coincidentally with Oracle world that Oh, really? Oh, I wonder if
there's any connection? Oh,
I know. There's almost like no connections anywhere. I mean, it
just makes no soul man. It makes no sense. I mean, there's no way
we would have like, I don't know, cyber attacks for National
Cybersecurity Awareness Month is
Thursday. We're gonna tell you more about that in a bit. But we
begin tonight with cyber warfare. The most extensive
attack on American banks ever.
I might remind you, this is George Stephanopoulos maneuver
Laplace and this is ABC News, who of course, are the most
compromised news organization in the universe. And that I you
know, it just might be coincidence that they have this
report during National Cybersecurity Awareness Month
launch from the Middle East happening right now. Citigroup,
JPMorgan Chase,
that's a bumper sticker isn't it? Launched in the Middle East
launched
from the Middle East happening right now. Right everybody?
Sounds like one of those kicker lines or some sleazy you online
web show in the Middle East online right now. That's right.
30,000 Nitro burn and burn and funny cover and
say more about that in a bit. But we begin tonight with cyber
warfare. The most extensive attack on American banks ever
launched from the Middle East happening right now. Citigroup,
JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, US Bank
Corp, and today PNC America's biggest banks, with millions of
American families locked out of their accounts online. So what
does it mean for your money? Who's behind it? How long has it
been happening? officials across the government are tracking the
attacks, working to keep them from becoming financial
nightmares.
So before we continue with this report, this is obvious
psychological warfare worth warfare on the American people
and is the PNC Bank. Is that a big bank? I'm not familiar with
ever heard the DNC. So I want you to listen to the voice over
which accompanies this package which should Georgia just let us
into and listen to the stressful quality of the voice urging you
that this is clearly an attack on our cyber infrastructure.
ABC senior justice correspondent Pierre Thomas starts us off.
Tonight the financial and banking industry is on high
alert as a massive cyber attack remains underway. potentially
millions of customers trying to bank online this week blocked
but not now. potentially millions of customers not saying
this is happening you know, just potentially among the targets.
Bank of America, PNC and Wells Fargo
are there is an elevated level
of threat there's the threat is now high.
Sources tell ABC News. It's a denial of service attack, where
hackers from the Middle East have secretly commandeered 1000s
of computers worldwide.
For those of you who don't know anything about a denial of
service attack, the whole beauty point beauty of a denial of
service attack as you you can't pinpoint an origin because it
comes from 1000s 10s or sometimes hundreds of 1000s of
compromised homebase PCs around the world. So for them to
blanketly state. You know, this is of course, coming from the
Middle East and I think they pretty much mean Iran by that
is, is false. Would you agree? Yeah. Cyber expert John C.
Dvorak.
Actually call Lie No. Okay, thank you.
Those computers are zombies have zombies overwhelmed bank
websites with a barrage of electronic traffic. Different
banks have been targeted on different days. Today was PNCs
turn. We tried for three hours to get on PN C's website, but we
couldn't get through
this. I love that little insert. We tried for hours to get
through the DNC. Are you clipping your nails again? No,
what are you doing?
I was opening something.
on Facebook today frustrated customers. Cynthia shroom wrote
trying to pay bills. This is ridiculous.
Now listen to them. These of course are you know, when you
when you are reading something from Facebook? Obviously, it's
true. And these are you know, sort of these are real source
comments and this could not in any stretch of the imagination.
be planted comments like this one.
Stacy Briggs Gerlach posted. Hopefully it can be up soon
never realized how dependent I am on it.
A group of hackers calling themselves izzadeen. Alakazam.
Won the financial industry it was going to attack in
retaliation for that controversial film that sparked
outrage in the Muslim world. Oh,
okay. Let's throw that in real quick. Because of course, no,
it's all because of the innocence of what is it? Islam
video?
No Ark. Yeah, right. Yeah. Okay. This is great. We nobody has
seen.
The scary thing is that even with the warning, the attack
could not be stopped. frets are good. Now listen,
who is this? Be quiet. Because you gotta you gotta tell me who
this who they brought into this report. Let me roll it back a
second here. increasingly sophisticated
us suspect hackers in Iran may be involved. This is the first
time
that we know about. We're a Middle Eastern entity.
Do you recognize the voice? Is that that bonehead?
Clark? Yes.
Yeah, they bring in Richard Clark.
Those guys and they always bring him in. What does he know about
anything?
Well, he's a shill. He doesn't totally or ex spooks shill. And
anyway, he's a consultant for the
rocky road. suppose he's a big genius about this. They have
ever been we actually asked it true. You know, somebody
actually knows anything. This guy came along. I'd like to sit
sit him down and start questioning him about things.
Where's the power switch on the PC?
That level? Oh, you mean stuff like what isn't dot MSI file.
There you go.
So Middle Eastern government has attacked websites of critical
infrastructure in the United States. The hackers
have not been able to steal any money in these attacks, or
disrupt financial markets. But authorities fear the next
generation of widescale cyber assaults could be far more
devastating. Oh,
the banks, they can move money around and cause financial
chaos.
Okay, so now we've gone through the shutdown, we've gone from a
denial of service attack to them getting inside the banks and
moving money around. That is quite a stretch, by
the way, very much. Sending out a bunch of zombie bots is just
paying aside. It's a lot different than cracking.
Alright, let's let's wrap it up here
up here. The hackers are blanketing the banks with these
attacks right now. But to reiterate the bottom line so
far, everyone's money is safe.
So far away, John. So far, and money is safe. Does
that imply that eventually it won't be is that What the is
that what he's implying? No, no, it has so far. He's so far we've
gotten through the day. So far, we haven't been shot.
Well, this is not only implying it, but it's a setup for his his
reporter to take it one step further.
That's why George should be cleared no money has been stolen
yet.
Not Not yet. Not yet. But yet. It could happen at any moment.
Many people
trying to bank online could not for time get access to their
accounts. You can see how that could make it difficult for
small business. That's why tonight the government is
working so hard to locate and block those ongoing attacks.
Right. And
this of course, is again National Cybersecurity Awareness
Month. Now, before we get into some very important clip, EJ
from Lucene Apollo Tano. I would like to congratulate our no
agenda night, Mr. Smith, who was interviewed by the Associated
Press, and right off the bat set I have let me get this. Gonna
get the article here. Here we go was. One expert said he was
suspicious of claims of responsibility purportedly made
by Islamist angry at the anti Muslim movie made in the United
States, explaining that the widely circulated internet
postings might have been an attempt to deflect attention
from the true culprit in the intelligence world. We call that
a false flag, said Mike Smith, who's web secure already
company, Akamai has helped analyze some of the attacks. And
so we can end it actually had a couple other really good quotes
that is no agenda night hitting him in the mouth, as we call it.
Not that it made any difference. Yeah, make any but we appreciate
it. So of course during National Cyber Security Awareness Month.
You know, there's all kinds of symposia. And the symposia are
often broadcast on C span, and I was able to catch a number of
them. And one of them had an interview, besides a little
stand up routine, a little interview with Janet Napolitano,
our Department of Homeland Security, Uber, Lorde, and a and
a q&a session afterward. And actually, I want to, just
because this whole, you know, she's working on the executive
order, in fact that we should probably get played that clip
right off the bat, that we know this executive orders coming,
we've seen a draft of it. And this is a guy from the National
Review. Journal. It's a National Journal, I thought was National
Review. No. I think he may be from the National Review that
symposium was National Journal, but I could be wrong.
What's his name? I don't know.
And so he asked about the executive order that is pending
and how far it can go and what it will mean. And this is, of
course, because the legislation in both houses has failed to
pass. So we do not have a cyber order. And it's pretty clear
what it all comes down to what we really want to have and when
and this is a very familiar setup. But let's listen to the
question and the answer from Lucy.
Some questions from the audience here that this one is one that
goes back to the executive order? Because it's more
specific than why
by the way, questions from the audience were written down on
card? So of course, it's not really a question from the
audience who they're just playing Words with Friends on
their iPads. This is a setup question I asked you. And by the
way, I should mention that when you do these, many of these
things, even though I think a lot of people kind of sense it.
But there are they do a script questions, just in case the
audience comes up with nothing. Right.
And this was one of those times I think,
the present day thority begin and and regarding a cyber
Executive Order, can he issued the Lieberman bill? I mean, some
of the bills was on on the Hill simply as an executive order. I
mean, you've you've answered the second part of that question,
but sort of the the question of his the President's authority,
where does it begin? And where does it end? Is that something
that you're looking at? And do you know the answers to that?
I like this question. I find this to be a perfect question.
So can he just take the Lieberman bill, which includes
the most important point, which is allowing commercial companies
to share information with the government with complete indem
while being completely indemnified, so no liability?
They can't be sued for breaching your privacy. That is the number
one deal, John, as a constitutional scholar, where
would you say the president's power begins and ends when it
comes to this executive order? Can you just take the Lieberman
bill and just make it an executive order?
No, why not? Because he can't, he can't just take you can't
just start ledges, you know, what, then what's the point of
having any legislation at all? Just have the president dictate
whatever?
Well, you know, I think this is a constitutional question.
Yeah. The Constitution doesn't allow for this. In fact, you
have these executive orders are illegal. Oh, how? This is not a
dictatorship. I guess maybe it is. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Whatever the President wants to do is fine. Yes.
Let's ask constitutional Professor Janet Napolitano.
Well, I'd start with Article Two of the Constitution. Hey, there
you go. States and the powers that derive from that. And
there's a number of Supreme Court cases that that follow
that. But you begin with the President's responsibility that
to keep the nation secure.
There you go. There's your answer. It's the George Bush
answer I might point out is very simple. I've got to keep the
nation safe. That is Article Two of the Constitution, I can do
whatever is necessary to achieve that. And obviously, these
denial of service attacks, which originate in the Middle East are
here today. These are clearly of national security concern. So
you're wrong, John, you're wrong. This is right and
figured I was to introduce the administration run into a
problem and that if it's if you all are doing this, essentially
by fiat, I mean, you're going to be accused of circumventing the
legislative process. You're issuing orders, perhaps the way
you're drawing analogies to executive authorities that was
practiced in previous administrations. Do you worry
about that?
Well, I think, again, Congress has had a full opportunity to
ask act.
So if they're not going to do it, then we'll just have to get
to do it. Well, let's do it. I love that great. You know,
they've had the opportunity. The next thing is going to be, you
know, Congressman dad his opportunity they voted against
it. Yeah. What? I mean, this is right. We had the opportunity,
your shot, what's your problem? They blew it. They voted against
it. So we had to take x
we had to take over? Well, it's interesting, because in this
next little piece, she actually explains what you know, what
this entails what what are the real issues when it comes to
national security, and she slips one in there. It's which for
Janet has already frightening just to think of which has
really nothing to do with national security, but will of
course be included in in the executive order listened
carefully.
More recently, cyber attackers penetrated the networks of
companies that operate natural gas pipelines, and computer
systems and critical sectors of the economy, including the
financial, nuclear and chemical industries are increasingly
targeted.
Hey, wait a minute, how come? I didn't hear her say it? Oh, here
it is. I'm sorry. My mistake,
possible gateway to a catastrophic attack. The word
cyber security encompasses a broad range of malicious
activity, from denial of service attacks to the theft of
intellectual property.
Oh, okay. At least we know, it's about the theft of intellectual
property
to intrusions against government networks and systems that
control our critical infrastructure.
There you go. So of course, you know, Congress failed to pass
the SOPA and PIPA, etc. CISPA. So obviously, we're going to
include intellectual property theft as a concern of national
security.
That's a good catch. Yeah.
And now the kicker, and I was a little dismayed, because I
actually watched this thing Thursday evening, I was like,
Oh, my God, no one has seen this. No one's looking at this.
And then asked like, Yeah, and like, last night, I saw one or
two postings on the news network about it. And this morning, you
you sent me the same clip, I was like, I'm sure to nail clipper
the day. And here it is the best question ever asked of Janet
Napolitano with a stunning answer.
Take it for granted. I mean, we, I'm sure. I mean, I don't know
if you practice two layer authentication with your email.
And do you have you know, multiple passwords for your
accounts? I mean, it ultimately comes down to some level of
personal responsibility. And we don't always integrate it into
our lives, and we just sort of treat it as an afterthought. And
that's, yeah, that's why, you know, decades ago, nobody put a
seatbelt on when they got in the car. In fact, cars didn't even
come with seatbelts. We need that same kind of cultural
awareness and change more quickly. It where cybersafety is
concerned, do you integrate
it into your own life? I mean, do you have Amazon and iTunes
accounts separated into different passwords for
everything? What is what is your personal cybersecurity look
like?
Well, okay, don't laugh, but I just don't use email at all.
Really? Yeah. Yeah.
Because it's too time consuming or for security purposes.
For a whole host of reasons. So I don't have any of my own
accounts. And then that, you know, I'm very secure.
Yeah. You're off the grid. Yeah.
So I thought about this. And so obviously, the reason why she
claims to not have any email, she doesn't want to be culpable
in any of the incredible shenanigans that go on at the
Department of Homeland Security, because that, of course, is
always how they nail you with the discovery documents. You
don't think so? You have?
No, I don't think so based on one of her answers, when she
when he asked her specifically why she didn't use email, and
she wouldn't in any had to, to work, conjectural responses that
she refused to address. And so I do it for a whole host of
reasons. Yeah. I honestly believe that she doesn't know
how to use a computer.
No, you kidding me? No, I'm
actually responded to that. Well, I don't believe she knows
how to use a computer or she doesn't even know what Amazon
is. This is this is a this is a person has been a government
official all her life. She's a government, you know, government
officials. She was a governor. She was she's been working for
Homeland Security, which is is essentially a book of you know,
she's got secretaries and helpers. And all right. Take a
memo. Yeah. She is the old fashioned style of executive
that literally, I believe, cannot use a computer at all.
She doesn't know how to turn one on. She wouldn't know windows
for Macintosh. This is a complete embarrassment to the
entire public. The the population of the United States
that we have somebody running a department like Homeland
Security and discussing cyber secure already and just
obviously mouthing platitudes about, you know, denial of
service attack. She doesn't even know what that is. I totally
convinced of it. There's no evidence to the contrary.
And if you listen, and I'm actually going to say that I
think I'm going to agree with you, if you listen to this
little follow up that she adds to this, this admission. I think
it plays right into your, your thesis here.
Some would call me a Luddite, but, you know,
there you go. She's even saying, I'm a Luddite. It was a Luddite.
A lot. It
doesn't, you know, in today's world parlance, a Luddite is
somebody doesn't like or use computers. Yeah.
So following on this, and I'm glad you I'm glad you to do so
this. How do we then view the exact same level of people who
are representatives of the American populace, ie Congress,
men, women and Senators?
Who do you recall that guy the show plan is buddy Vivec,
Khunde. Run when? Yes, I came out with that commentary, which
I really culos endlessly about skip logic. We shouldn't be
speaking in binary and yeah, yeah. And he discussed you know,
the future being the the what's in the Star Trek show whether
you go into room and the holodeck future in the holodeck
to get a bus schedule and
crash on John John here, I
believe the entire government, it just filled with people that
don't know how to use a computer. I think there's a few
senators that work in the government that knows something.
And there's a few congressmen, but I think generally speaking,
they're totally clueless. And they can be easily bamboozled by
somebody like Richard Clarke, who has no background in this.
And he's written a book on it. And he, he's an all you know,
he's now getting a consulting fee from the government. He's
probably got a contracting business with the CIA. I mean,
this whole thing is just the big money grab. And it's not just
saving us from anything, they don't know what they're doing.
So it was the holodeck that, and I'm, I'm going to call you back,
because you can't hear me again. Hold on. And we just don't want
to go through that. And otherwise, I'm going to turn on
the mumble. Because that just seems to work that much better.
Yeah. You there. Because I showed ya the holodeck. Yeah. So
I was saying holodeck, but this is this is really interesting.
In light of all of these hearings, that we actually we
played several clips from these hearings, we have, you know, I'm
sure our representatives in the in the House of Representatives
and the Senate are, are all very well intentioned. But of course,
when it comes to technology, it's very easy to bamboozle them
into saying oh my gosh, it's so scary. We have to have all this
regulation. And we have to indemnify companies from sharing
private personal information because we're going to die. And
in fact, Janet Napolitano admits that's exactly what they did in
this clip. So
Congress is, I think, now more aware than they were before.
Anybody, were you mean of the nature of the threat? Or the or
the immediacy of
it? Yes, absolutely. And we did some demonstrations to members
down in the skiff and the Capitol scare them a little bit.
Hopefully, yes.
I mean, he or she is admitting, hopefully we scared them in the
skiff. This gift, by the way, is the Sensitive Compartmented
Information Facility. So they took him into the into a booth.
And whatever they showed him, of course, we don't know because
that was not in the in the actual testimony, which was
public in this transparent government, and they scared the
shit out of them.
But it gave them a sense of awareness and urgency. And I
regret that the debate kind of devolved into the typical Well,
this is regulation or not regulation. This is a security
issue. And it's a security issue. That should be a top
right. You
could almost predict it, though, right? I mean, it says we were
talking about.
So there you go. That's how it
works. Did you there's another hint in there. She says that the
debate deteriorated. In other words, there was one or two
people in the in the group that knew Yeah,
exactly, exactly. And so it's just just a matter of waiting
around until this pops up. And this and the big one will be
just like the pharmaceutical industry, who who receives come
into the United States at least receive complete indemnification
from prosecution or liability. If someone is hurt, dies, gets I
don't know narcolepsy or anything from a vaccine, which
of course is the bonanza of the pharmaceutical industry at the
moment. So to will all cyber related companies which goes
right down to the smartphone in your hand, the computer on your
desktop, the ISP the internet. connection you use will be
completely indemnified from sharing your personal info
automation with the government should they suspect you have
some form of terrorist activity? And that's what this is all
about. Oh, and of course, more money for for bullcrap systems
public scammed yet again.
And with that I would like to say in the morning to you John C
Dvorak
in the morning you Adam curry in the morning and all ships at sea
boots on the ground subs in the water and feet in the air. Yeah.
And in the morning to all of our knights who are always there to
support us and of course, to all of the human resources in the
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Number lessly do stuff.
This is like this. This is the great thing. This was actually a
test in social studies. Because I said, you know, I'm not we're
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Yeah, that would be if the government did that. Did you
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Exactly people are like, Yeah, man. Yeah, I want to be a Nazi.
Yeah, we got to keep these. These people can't be walking
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Were you surprised? A little bit? Yeah.
A little bit. I was like, Oh, my goodness. Oh, wow. That's wasn't
there in Rome. It's not like some famous school experiment
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Yeah, yeah. That was the right they did. I forgot that. It's
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What was that? What was that? Was that the Hold on?
Yeah, we have to get somebody that said, but somebody in the
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there, and I think he's in I think he's in Canadia. Maybe I'm
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I decided to try Adam's trick out while listening and what do
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of course, is in reference to the no agenda, premium valet
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belt. In fact, you probably have less chance of them stealing
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and a little back rub. So you should tell them thank you for
your valet service. I really appreciate you carrying my bag.
I bet he didn't do that. But that would be what I would
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No, I missed it. I missed the latest TSA news. Tell me what it
is.
Well ABC is out on a hip job on the TSA I'm not quite sure why
they're doing MSC
one of the executives got Scott.
Oh yeah. Oh, that's what it is. Diane Sawyer got mauled by the
TSA. And so here's the follow up to their groundbreaking report
evening
dine in his office Friday night and we begin here with new
fallout after that ABC News investigation this week. Brian
Ross and his team uncovering widespread theft by TSA officers
working airport security, some of them stealing your property
as it goes through those scanners. Last night here you
saw Brian tracked down one stolen iPad to an agent's home
confronting him right there. Tonight, Congress taking notice
some calling it the last straw. And in just 24 hours, we've
heard from 1000s of viewers sending us messages on Facebook
and online outrage, some saying it's happening to them. Here are
just a couple of their voices.
Once again, these of course, are completely credible and sourced
from Facebook, and they've called some of these people up
and put them on Skype.
I think for sure that the TSA employees have been involved in
removing personal items from my bag,
took my shoes off onto the machine and bent over put my
shoes on turned around, grab a cash wallet cell phone was
missing.
And so we turn once again to our chief investigative
correspondent Brian Ross. And today Brian, you got Capitol
Hills attention.
Indeed, David with the chairman of the House Transportation
Committee, John mica of Florida, calling for a total reform and
sweeping changes in the management of TSA and the
inspector general of Homeland Security, saying the case we
uncovered has now been referred to federal authorities for
criminal prosecution. I find
this really fascinating. I mean, ABC does nothing without some
benefit for themselves. I think you're right, it could pass it
could possibly be some executive got shaken down. But this was a
pretty, pretty big report they had it was pretty funny if you
didn't see the original report, where they left iPads in the
bins at airports across the country. And then one, one TSA
officer stole it took it home because they tracked the iPad,
they went up to the guy's house and went like hey man, where's
our iPad? And then he took off his uniform and then blamed his
wife and gave the iPad back and his wife stole it but then for
this
nice guy
he threw his wife under the bus but then to have Micah jump on
this it sounds like a setup Hold
on a second Mike is the only one who ever jumps on this he's
that's all he does. Yeah,
but I don't what what ABC is so pro all of this stuff. That is
even this so they follow this report up with this and then I
was like okay, this has to be a hit piece
evening die in his office Friday night and we begin here with new
fallout after that ABC News investigation pointment wrong
one sorry this one.
No, wait. Ah
Oh, this is the one out I'm sorry, my mistake
for its critics in Congress, our report on the TSA was only the
latest example in a series of miscues invasions of privacy.
And just yesterday, the failure of TSA speeders to spot a loaded
pistol inadvertently left in a woman's purse, the weapon got
past the TSA checkpoint at the Orlando airport and made it onto
a flight to Newark, where the woman of Florida firefighter
realized what had happened and reported it to authorities
statement. Yeah,
yeah, this is what I do. So whenever I happen to forget
about my handgun in my purse, and I get through TSA, I
immediately report that. I mean, seriously. I wouldn't, no, of
course not. So this and that's part of the same report. And of
course, I didn't I didn't hear about this anywhere else except
on ABC. You've got to think that this is it. This is some kind of
setup. They're they're setting up something. And I'm not saying
is to get rid of TSA. I'm saying it's probably to get the more
money and more bullcrap. I don't even think it's a it's a good
thing. But it sounds like a setup for some reason.
More training, or something?
Yeah, it's yeah, there's probably some tax angle or tax
money angle. I don't know. I have no idea. Well, I know there
was a bunch of stuff on these different some of these shows on
C span where people are Mo and a bunch of people. They're getting
ready for the big debate. Got this? Yes.
This is a course is October 3, which is is that a Wednesday? Am
I correct? This is Wednesday. Oh, so we that's perfect.
Because we have we have a show the next day.
Yeah. And I have some debate. Preview clips. Oh, nice. Well,
before I go, push toward that, I wanted to mention that there's a
lot of discussion about how our infrastructure, this country is
falling apart. And every time they start moaning about this,
and we haven't got the money to pay for anything I say the money
that's wasted on these idiots at TSA. If you turn these people
into like, who works project administration workers? Yeah.
Guys who like build, you know, cheap bridges and stuff all over
the place. I think they'd be better spent money that this
isn't a fiasco. This is there's nothing productive about this.
Okay.
Anyway, that was it. I'm just leaving leaving pastors who jump
in because I can't hear you.
You can't hear me again. Is that true?
Okay, here we go. Yeah, hold on. I found a couple of interesting
Hold on
a second. We got to call him back. We might actually have to
try mumble and I think this is a new thing with Skype. And I want
to I want to make sure that we talk sounds like hey, it's
ringing. Hey, you know, you're right. You're not hearing me
again.
I'm hearing you now.
Yeah, you are now but it keeps going simplex. You know what,
you know what I would I think this would be the opportune
moment for us to just switch to mumble and see if that works.
Because this is now this is going to happen throughout the
whole show.
I don't wait. Let's do it. All right,
let's we're gonna switch to mumble you still have switching
to mumble this is gonna be a nightmare. Let me see if I even
have it set up here. Oh my goodness. Okay, I've got to move
over here. This is going to be fun oh boy. Come on. Mumble Are
you starting out here we go. Now No, no, no, I can't believe this
wasn't set up okay. Wow.
New edits
Okay, John is going to be sitting there waiting for me
All right. See connects
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, let me just get the Yeah, can you hear
me? Now he can't hear me. Let me see. Yeah, hold on a second.
Can you hear me Can you hear me now?
Oh, hold on a second. Yeah, we're gonna get this done. And
you just can't. You just can't hear me because I didn't have
this one set up. You hear me now. You should be able to hear
me. Let's see. 2222 you can hear me hear me? Yeah, you can hear
me now. I
can't hear yes, you can. change something.
Yeah, you did. You did. It'll be worth it. Here. I do signal to
noise testing I Yes.
I hear you. I hear you beautifully. To one to kneel out
when to check
in.
Yeah. Yeah, you said to me, why did you change? We had it all
set up. It was out it was working beautifully. 1212122222
I gotta keep talking so he can hear me. I'll edit all this out
of the actual show. But at least we can have a hello. Yes. Hello.
I can hear you. I can hear you. I can hear you. I can hear you.
I can hear you.
Say something? Yes. Hello. I am talking change nothing.
You did? You must have Yeah, I you changed the interface.
Getting 12121212121212 No, I changed nothing. Right. Okay,
USB. I can hear you now. Remember? You got me? I can't
hear you. Oh, good. Okay. Stop typing. All right. I'm stopping
typing. I'll cut most
of that's nothing. I closed the program. And we talked last.
Okay, well, they have not reopened it for any
circumstances. So what would I have changed?
Can I ask you a question? Sure. Why are you getting all pissed
off?
Because you accuse me of changing so you're not the most
and then you said, right.
Because you're not the most technical guy in the world when
it comes to this stuff. Bullshit. Oh, okay. All righty.
I should have recorded the whole thing when we set this up. That
was hilarious. Anyway, it's working. It sounds great.
That I sound good because you sound like shit, but it's fine.
Well, well, hold on. Let me just set it up. Right for
No, don't change anything. If I sound good. That's all like,
I know. I want him I want it to be perfect. Hold on, let me
just, I'm gonna get no it's all it's gonna be worth it. Hold on.
You need to be able to because if you need to be able to hear
the clips. Alright, so this year the clips and but it won't be
all that great. Okay, so this should be better. Does it sound
better? Yeah, it does.
Okay.
Did you hear that? Yeah, I heard it. Perfect. All right now
where? Where are we now that that's working? And we I think
we should just use this from now on man. Mumble is awesome.
We'll see how long it lasts. What is the what was the last
thing I said that you cut me off on?
I have no idea. I have no idea. It was you went on. Oh, it
was talking about the WPA. I
don't know where, you know, I thought you were talking about
the infrastructure and how it's all messed up.
The WPA I've saved the money spent on the TSA people right
would be better spent right on the WPA. What is WPA? The Works
project administration. The thing that that Roosevelt did,
oh, you mean the work? What did Roosevelt do? I don't know what
that is Roosevelt
started eg everybody was unemployed. But instead of
making them all work for the TSA, I'm not getting 100% echo
back.
You're getting an echo back that I can't hear. I didn't change
anything.
Okay, well, anyway, so Rosa, maybe it's gonna yell or
whatever, don't you anyway, so when Roosevelt was in office, he
put people to work by creating this worst project
administration, which was a operation that just built
bridges all over the place and painted buildings. And he also
created the Civilian Conservation Corps which cleaned
up the national park system.
And that still exists this WPA it's still
Oh, no, never closed. Oh, well,
as your as your answer, I
guess. Well, no, but yeah, he was it was implemented for the
purposes of giving schmucks jobs like they will you know, like
they now give them instead of now, giving them jobs that
produce something they put them in the work for the DHS Yeah.
In your mumble by the way, you there's a an echo button you can
set and that'll that'll fix that echo if it's still happening to
you.
Okay, hold on. Let me see. Where's it under Audio Settings?
Yeah, you got to do advanced and then under Audio, I think it's
under input.
There's an echo button. You got it says echo. As I'm looking Top
Under System
and the top is his system direct sound exclusive echo disabled.
Oh,
you can't if you check exclusive
OR is that all grayed out that's also doesn't work.
And you're still getting the echo? Yeah. Sucks. No, I can
live with it. No, it's not really nice. thing
let me change something here. What is i? What is asi? Oh mean?
That is a I think it's like a compression system that gives
you extra extra great quality.
Really? Yeah.
Yeah. The only thing I could do Can you hear me the I can hear
you.
Okay I put on now I can change echo disabled mixed multi
channel
well hold on a second I'm actually may be sent let me
think I may be sending something back to you that's incorrect let
me just see John Hold on a second what are you doing
whatever you're doing stop doing that that didn't sound very
good.
I didn't do anything okay
hold on a sec
silence below I tried again. Testing 123 Again, testing 123
Did you get it back at that time or not?
I didn't hear much of it. Now it sounds good. Better.
Sounds good now so it's not happening. I can hear it. Okay,
then I think we're good. Let's counter
3d to see how far apart we are in terms of the lag Ray. Yeah,
okay. You start I heard myself again. Great.
1233.
Together? Yeah. 12334 or five. It's not bad.
Okay. Are you still hearing yourself?
It's on and off. Okay. Like now I'm not but then I but then all
of a sudden they will?
Let me try. Maybe let me just join is fine. I
can live with this. Okay, can
you hear me? Yes, I can hear you.
I can do you hear yourself now? No, you don't? Not at the
moment. Okay. Well, then I think I'll fix it. Okay, well, thank
you fix the
recording back on. Let's get this show back.
I haven't even stopped recording. This is all going
out. People love this. Turns out can't hear. Yeah. You can't hear
me now.
Did you turn yourself off?
Okay. How about now? Yeah, I'm back. Right. And you can hear me
now? Yes. Okay. Now say something. Testing 123. And
there's no echo.
There was no I can't hear you again. Yeah,
you can hear me. You can hear me now. I know. You can hear me.
Hello? Hello. Hello. Nothing. Okay, how about now? What's
really doing?
I can't hear a word you're saying.
Can you hear me now? Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Can
you hear me? Can you hear me? Can you hear? I can hear you?
All right. So you can hear me? All right, then. That's good.
And this should be doing? I'm trying to make it so you don't
have an echo.
I told you. I don't have one right now.
All right. If you think we're bad URI again. No, you're
kidding me. That's crazy. You definitely hear me now. Listen,
I'm not changing anything. Crap. Look, man, I don't know your
back. Yeah, but I'm not changing a single thing. And then you and
then you say I can't hear you. So maybe there's something on
your end.
It's always MY fault. Yeah, of course.
All right. Let's go back and you think we're bad. Let's listen to
spokes hold Jay Carney, who of course now is being
grilled back since this seems to be intermittent. Because I can't
hear you again. What's your the old direct sound? Oh, I
see. Yeah, the echo. Okay, so this is this is the I can hear
you. But this is definitely something on your end. This is
definitely a problem. You've created nothing. It's I'm not
changing anything. Hello, hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. I
didn't change a thing. This has to be your end. There's no happy
okay. You came back again. Yeah, but I'm not changing anything.
So I'm not changing
anything. either.
You I just heard you say I'm going to switch by switch back
to something five minutes ago. Okay. Can you hear me now? Can
Are we good for now?
Yes, I can hear you. Okay.
Can I play a clip? Play the clip of a pre planned attack? Oh, how
can
we literally just repeat now? Again, how was it based on the
P G's, you know, automatic weapons.
Bill. I know you've done a little bit of reading about
Libya since the unrest that began under Qaddafi. I love
this. I love how how Carney is continuing to try to propagate
the lie that this unrest and the killing of four Americans at the
so called consulate in Libya is because of this video and and
the whole press core is just laughing, laughing at him that
you have to see this video. It's in the show notes for for
a.na shownotes.com. While this q&a is going on, they are
smiling and snickering at the press secretary.
The place is has an abundance of weapons
do expect arm arm that way. There are,
unfortunately many bad actors in that country as there are
throughout the region. They have. They're very armed. I'm
not. The point is, you can make suppositions about what
happened. We prefer to have an investigation that looks very
closely into what happened and assembles the facts and presents
them based on all I'm saying people
on the ground have seen the fragments of the remains of the
borders, the heavy weapons that were used. We've made clear that
there was that there were armed that Did you see any of this?
Now, you know that this guy is so annoying is ridiculous.
But it's interesting that they're holding on so firmly to
this lie. And right on cue, by the way, all of a sudden we have
the Libyans giving up their weapons. It's like someone went
down there and said, All right, look, this is a real as problem
we got here. So we want Hey, you, you you, Libyans come over
here. And here's the report, Hundreds turned out in Tripoli
and Benghazi to hand in weapons leftover from last year's war,
with government struggling to impose authority as launched the
initiative and attempt to make the country safer and crackdown
on armed militants. And they're shown people bringing in RPG
he's like, Yeah, I had this at home. And, you know, I didn't
feel good about it anymore. So here we go. Here's here's that
report.
Guns, bullets and even grenade launchers, all being handed in
as Libya encourages people to give up their arms. Hundreds
turned out in Tripoli and Benghazi to hand in weapons
leftover from last year's war. With the government struggling
to impose authority. It's launched these collection drives
to make the country safer and crack down on armed militants.
It's never been more. I've handed over my weapon. We want
our country to be safe and secure. The time of war is over.
We got rid of the tyrant. Thank God.
This is so cool.
Okay, output failed. What? I think you should just do the
show like this. Hello.
Oh, god.
Okay, I can hear you coming back. So I know you can hear me.
Can you hear me? Yeah. Yeah, I hear you. Fine. Can you hear me?
Wow.
Did you Hello, I can hear I can hear you typing.
Again, can you hear me talking? Yeah, yes, yes. Well, that's
fine. But it's you. I can't hear really? Okay. Then you. Okay,
well, great. I can't hear a word you're saying. It says outputs
failed.
Restart, mumble. And I can I can hear I can hear me coming. Okay.
I will do that. You're not hearing me. I can
see that. This is so much better than anything else.
Well, okay.
And he's gone. And we'll wait for him to come back.
Okay, he's connected. And
did you restart? Or I'm back, just reconnect. That's weird. I
mean, this makes no sense.
And I turned it killed the program and then restarted it.
Okay, now I can hear you.
Oh, okay. Well, you jiggle the handle next time.
I'm gonna have to slap it.
Alright, so did you. Did you lose all of that report? Is that
basically do you didn't hear any of it?
I heard the beginning where Carney was mumbling and then you
said something nasty about Carney. And that was the end of
it.
Oh, you didn't even hear about the guns being returned?
No. Oh. You want to hear?
Yeah, I think it'd be nice. I can hear that I could go for
listening to that.
Guns, bullets and even grenade launchers, all being handed in
as Libya encourages people to give up their arms. Hundreds
turned out in Tripoli and be And Ghazi to hand in weapons
leftover from last year's war
you can hear this yeah
with the government struggling to impose authority really
so you can't hear me
ask that question I'm you know you're just dead
that is well then let's go back to Skype then I guess this needs
more testing let's curiously
the VU meters going crazy I'm just not getting any sound
well it's a mystery and you kill the Skype
apparently you killed Skype
yes Skype is on not on I've killed Skype.
Alright, let's go
there's nothing else running on this machine it's pretty
dedicated Alright, let's
go back to Skype then let's go back
okay
ah how unfortunate all right yeah, that was basically the the
computer voice I think that that I was hearing, but I was hearing
it. And I know what happened and I can tell them right now I know
exactly what happened because it was calling first we'll get back
to all we'll get back to the news in a second. This is worth
it. So here's what's weird, John.
Here's what's weird the okay go on.
Okay, so when I you couldn't hear me yet. I was. I was typing
in mumble and I could hear the computer voice reading that back
on your end. So somewhere. Me I don't understand how that be
weird because it's loud.
Yeah, but and it's going through my microphone. And you can hear
me
okay. So there's gotta be something with your
I know. It's obviously my fault. I changed nothing. I just ran
it. It ran fine. You're yakking away yakking away yakking away
and then you go dead? Completely. And then you come
back. And so this I mean, why is this something? Why is this not?
Perhaps a problem with the software? Why would this be
anything that you could associate with my setup? When it
works fine, and then stops out of the blue? And then works
fine. Again, I don't know that touching anything. I
know. You're the guy that has the you know, the the helium
stuff and all the other stuff. And
yeah, no, but that's well, you've already figured out why
that is. That's a bad driver for the M audio device. Right. But
it also there were weeks and weeks of you saying this is not
my fault. It's not my rig. It's that you know, you went on and
on about that. And we turned out it was so I'm just saying it's
possible. But
that but but we could we had a exact rationale for why the M
audio device was the problem. Because of the driver because
somebody looked it up there was a driver problem that was only a
reduced here's what happened. Okay,
here's what I this kind of. Alright, here's what I think it
is. I think I know what it is. And it doesn't make any
difference. But I think I know what the problem is, I believe,
because it has an auto echo canceling feature that the
software is my audio is coming out of your speakers, but your
microphone is picking it up. And mumble is trying to make that
not happen. So it is there for shutting down your audio. If you
put on headphones, which I know you won't do so we don't have to
do anything. I think the problem would go away.
I could put on headphones. You'll be amazed when I go away.
Okay, you want to you want to put money on that. Here's all I
want. If the problem does go away, will you admit that the
problem was on your end? And if the problem doesn't go away?
I'll admit the problem is on my end. Is that fair? I'm gonna
run. Yeah, sure. Okay, then I'm gonna call
you I'll check that again. Of course it could be the you know,
well, okay,
we'll meet back on mumble. Okay, bye
Oh, this is awesome. Hey, this is what these road shows are
for. This is exactly what they're for. To test out stuff.
All right, I'm back. I'm in. Let's see. Where's John? I could
be wrong. Of course. That would suck but I could be wrong. No,
thank you. I think I think people are. I think people are
on my side on this one. Let me put a little love music in here
while we're waiting for John to connect
all right, place your bets by blue. Here we go everybody. The
question is, Should I leave this in the show? or should I be
editing this out? That's the big question. Depends. Oh boy, he's
back. Here you go. And so you have headphones.
Yeah, but I'm not getting anything through the headphones.
Well, I can hear myself coming back. So
that's because I'm not getting anything through the headphones.
Right but you are receiving me it's just not through the
headphones.
When you typing. No, I'm
talking. See settings.
I have to change the setting so it's going through the M audio
both ways.
Okay, good. Do that. And I say something 12121221212 I am
talking I'm okay. Just keep playing. But um, but um, before,
before
it's crowd free crap. All right in here
and everyone says Leave it in the show. All right, we're
121212 I can't believe that. This is like we have so much
media to assassinate. Yes, this is
where the headphone jack is. So it should be able to click on
past track. And that should
be it. Let's put it this way. If I'm right, everyone has to
donate. If I'm wrong. Everyone has to donate. How's that sound?
All right, I gotta read along with chat room here. John, you
need to put the head on your head
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Boy, hello. Hello. Hello. doesn't want to talk to this
thing.
I am leaving all of this in a you know what is the beauty? If
you're listening to this as a podcast, you can always fast
forward
Oh my goodness. This by the way is the Ride of the Valkyries by
Wagner, which we always play before we begin this
show. It's not gonna lie, we're gonna use headphones because the
device that is playing well. No, there's no other way of doing
this. It has to go through the audio headphone output, which
usually works. But for some reason I put it on fast track
and it says you don't care. And I can't get any sound to the
headphones from this thing, so I'm done.
Alright, so you're just getting the most put headphones on your
Oh, he already disconnected our crap. All right. To watch.
That's that's a shame. He says he can't do it. No. All right.
Well, I don't know. I was able to do it. Yeah, that's very sad.
I find it sad. Sad. All right. Okay, I'll just stop that. And
let's go back
Hello, yes. A suggestion from the chat room. The chat room is
you have to put the headphones on your head.
Yeah, very funny. Tell this chat room to fuck themselves.
All right, John. It's okay. You know what? No matter what
happens, you're just I'm letting you talk. It's good. I'm okay.
With Skype completely cutting me off. I really appreciate you
trying. It's too bad. Please. Let's play one of your clips. I
need to get back to the show.
Yes, I think this show needs to be before we have another five
hour show because we're losing track of time.
Yes. So let's get back on track. And by the way, I'm leaving all
this in. It was it was brilliant genius. If people don't like it,
they can fast forward. Welcome back everybody.
Okay, so I've got a couple things here, by the way, so
today's New York Times comes? Yes. And instead of being in the
blue crappy rapper
like the cheap Jack rapper you mean?
Yeah, you've seen it right? Yep. You see the New York Times it's
in a blue rapper.
Yeah, well, sometimes it comes in pink but yeah, okay.
Yeah, it does go pink was it so now it came in a in a printed
wrapper plugging the show Rev. Just show
Oh, no revolution.
No, no, no, it wasn't a revolution. It was the rev
revenge.
What's the I don't know the show revenge.
No revenge is a reasonable Yeah, it's a reasonably entertaining
show, but it's nothing you want to DVR. Anyway, so I thought
that was a unique new use of the of the The distribution model
wait so while revolution which I think is going down the toilet,
they're starting to plug the crap out of it to make people
think that you have to check it out. And I do have a plug here
for it we can give that
we can bring back to the United States. More than 29 million
people have made the revolution. The must watch breakout hit of
the season. We fight them off. You revolution Monday after the
voice he on NBC,
right? The 29 million. Are they counting all three episodes? Is
that how it's not 29 million per episode that people are
watching? That's for sure.
No, it's impossible. Yeah. Wow. Anyway, so Romney is going to be
this is the Wednesday is going to be the big day. We'll talk
about it on Thursday. Yep. Romney, this is interesting that
apparently that Obama is not going to be the nice guy that he
was with McCain. Oh, a debate preview that we
disagree without being disagreeable. Interesting. A lot
of these undecided voters watching this want to see
Washington work a little bit better. We could see more of
that. Oh, I
think they have more of a strategy, though of being
aggressive, and that the President's going to try to get
under the Governor Romney scale really try to be above the law.
I think they believe that Mitt Romney is his own worst enemy.
And I think that they believe if they get him irritated that he
that if you look at his past, Ted Kennedy debates He's
terrible at cutaways when he's getting attack the $10,000 bet
but it turned out that it is easy. They believe it is easy to
get under Governor Romney said I expect a very aggressive
President Obama, not the one you saw that what
do you see to Sona?
So John, as the current of where I Consulting Group, as we would
write the script, which of course this entire thing will be
scripted. How do you think it's gonna play out? Are they going
to is are we going to see cutaways where the President
looks weird or Romney looks weird? Or are we going to have
Romney say something's going to be a smackdown? I mean,
something brilliant has to happen here for the ratings,
obviously.
Well, there's a couple of things. One is there's going to
be somebody pointed this out, if you play the clip to clever line
theory of debating. You've read before he played, this may not
be the same clip this is Reagan doing one? These guys all agree
that both of these candidates have a couple of zingers? Uh
huh. And they exemplified by what Reagan did with the Mondale
and I think it would be the clever line theory of debating
will be the clip,
okay. One way to do that is to have a clever line. And no one
could deliver a line like you want overreach. So
I will not make age an issue of this campaign. I am not going to
exploit for political purposes, my opponents youth and
inexperience.
With those words, Reagan turned concern that he'd gotten old and
Dottie on a TED challenger Walter Mondale said later when I
heard that I knew I had lost.
So there's no doubt that when it comes to written jokes,
President Obama will will just totally obliterate Romney, no
doubt about it.
I would agree. But I think one of our challenges, maybe the
listeners, the listeners, might, we have to be able to catch the
zingers. And then lets both of us at biggest I get challenged,
we have to catch the zingers and then report back on them.
Okay. Can we do that? It'd
be well, but there's going to be one each.
What do you mean one each? Why are you putting limitations on
is
going to go out there with 1,000,001 liners I hope.
All I want is for us to report this on mumble because you will
have this fix for the next show because it will work once you
get the headphones sorted to
be in Port Angeles for the next show we perfect. And they won't
have mumble up there.
It's you can download it and install it.
Yeah, then I have to reset. We went through a lot of work to
reset it to the settings.
Okay, we'll do Skype. I mean, I could No, no, no, no, it'll be
fine. It'll be fine. You know what I think?
Okay, here's the other one. This is the summary of debate
strategies. This is kind of interesting, because everybody
believes that the this debate is going to be the only debate
that's important. If Romney doesn't show up, in this day
elections over for those
of us who served with him as governors were shocked. He's
been such a poor candidate, because he wasn't good governor.
He was a good governor. He did some very impressive things. And
he's made every mistake in the book. So you can't just
subscribe to the fact that President Obama has been a good
candidate. He's a good candidate with a very tough Akkad. But to
some extent, those were problems that were hard for him to
overcome and the way he could have humanized himself. One of
the ways was to talk about his religion. That was very
difficult during the course of this campaign with a
conservative evangelical base that was suspicious of
Mormonism. The other thing he could have done was to talk
about his record of Governor. Well, one of the main things of
his record of governor was health care reform in
Massachusetts. That also was very hard.
Talking about it now he should have talked about it earlier.
It's a big achievement to cut
back on But let's put this in the context of the debates.
Chuck,
are you surprised that Christie Christie has decided and do you
think the campaign the Romney campaign is pleased with him
saying, Hey,
first debate hits it out of the park Thursday morning, things
are gonna be totally different. Thank you, Chris Christie,
though for at least actually making the quote whatever you
want to call it. The gaff the honest gap. The fact of the
matter is, that has to be this first debate. The narrative has
to change. The polls have to move Romney has to clobber the
President in the first. Alright, so it may why are they happy
with it? I kind of think they needed the pep talk. Okay, I
think the base needs a pep talk. They need to think that they
have confidence in their guy that he can stand toe to toe
with the president now. I think this idea that they're both
sides playing this ridiculous expectations game. Another thing
I don't think either one of them are great one on one debaters,
okay. Romney hasn't proven that he's good. On the second pivot,
the second time you challenge on the follow. That's where he made
his mistakes during the primary debates. And Obama has a
tendency to ramble. And I think that's going to be I think I
look.
Okay. All right. So that's gonna be so in other words, this is
going to be the only debate. So this will be important. It's one
of these I got these clips. I mean, this still doesn't What do
you mean, this will be the only man in this debate? He's not
going to win anything? Okay. And then the final thing is they had
the weird thing about the show they had of all people. The
remember Ralph
Reed? Yes, if you can hear me I do. He
was a I guess he was kicked kind of kicked out of the he was a
very important person in the Republican Party during much of
the early Bush campaign. And then he was caught with his No,
no, he got some corruption. Oh, not in his toilet, major
Christian guy. We haven't heard from him for since we started
our show. Okay, so he's come back as consultant and he's one
of the smartest guys I think I've ever run into in terms of
like, the ability to throw talking points together. And I
guess he's, he's doing something with Romney. He gives Romney
here all the talking points that you're going to be hearing on
the debates I predict. And Dick Gregory or chip Gregory or
Frederick,
George, George Gregory
ends up cutting them off, and then go into a commercial, which
is classic stuff you see on these networks.
And I need to know which clip it is.
And that would be Romney talking points. Coming at you.
He said that unemployment would never go above 8%. If we passed
his stimulus plan, it's never gone below 8%. He said that he
would cut the deficit in half in his first term. He's He's
doubled it. And he's increased the national debt by 50%. He
said he would change Washington and put it into the partisan
rancor. Washington is more polarized and more paralyzed
than it's been in the modern era. The Senate, which his party
controls, has not passed a budget in three years. And we're
92 days from a fiscal cliff, which the CBO says is going to
plummet us into a dip. Those might be broken promises. I
think people would challenge you on the idea that those things
are lies or some casual religion matters. Let me get here. I want
to get a break. We're gonna come back to
debates and get out we gotta go to a break. We know what here's,
okay, so here are my talking points. Here's and this has been
launched, by the way this is and it's a total scam. And I think
it's hilarious. But this is what the real talking points are.
That are being put out into the onto the interwebs
Yes, everybody in minority get Obama. President you now you
gave us a fall.
Did you see the Obama phone lady? Have you seen this video?
No. Oh, this is great. This is the Obama phone lady. Because by
the way, this was started by I think even Clinton started this
you know, if you if you're on welfare, you can get a wireline
service, you know, you get basically a telephone for
nothing. But of course, our government, you know, has moved
along with the times and if you're on welfare, then you can
register and get a a cell phone. It's not like not like an iPhone
five, okay, but you get a cell phone with, I think 250 minutes
a month, you know, which is like, basically for emergencies.
And this has been policy in America for a long time. But now
they've got this great video of this lady and it repeats I'll
play it another 30 seconds. And she's like, you know, Obama give
us a phone and Romney sucks. This is really this basically it
here comes to give you a phone
your phone stamps yourself. You got your disability. Okay,
what's wrong with Romney again? Romney?
Listen to the beginning. When she's yelling about the phone.
You got Obama everybody in Cleveland, no
minority president now
cracks me up every single time.
I haven't seen it, but it sounds fake. Oh, it's
totally set up. It's totally said there's a whole bunch of
like, set up people by the side of the road, who are you know,
like, protesting Romney or something. It's a scam the whole
it's part of the scam, racist scam.
Kinda but the whole thing is funny because people actually
buy into this and then like, look at these eight holes, you
know. And by the way, of course totally racist. Look at these
black black eight holes. All they want is a free phone, where
it's like, you know, this is nothing new. And it's a total
setup, but it is held by the woman is not an actor. I mean,
she's, you know, she's been clearly she's on drugs, there's
no doubt about it. But it's hilarious. And this is being
passed around the internet. Like, look how it should look
how crappy Obama's policies are. It's just funny. It's just
funny.
Now I'm gonna have to go see
it. And I can go do it now. So like helium.
Yeah. But that's in the shownotes at 448 dot na
shownotes.com. You can find that under the video section. Okay,
so I'm looking forward to that. I have no idea. It probably
since this is put up with the Romney campaign. There'll be
he'll be stupid enough to bring up the Obama phone. That's how
dumb he is. But he's not dead down there. You I don't know,
man. When he's in a panel, you won't because it's
like you said the phone went during the Bush administration.
I mean, they've been giving people deals on phones for a
while.
Yeah, but you know, he's not good. In a pinch. I don't think
the guy has any, you know, the guy's
an idiot.
Excuse me. You think Romney is an idiot? Well,
here's what I think I'm not gonna, by the way, I'm not gonna
argue with you. If you feel that, no, he's
not. Of course. He's, I mean, obviously, he and Obama in that
regard are both idiots. And that's, that's neither here nor
there. But when it comes to speaking to people, and just
communicating to a mass audience, Romney, it is
impossible for Him. To do that. He reminds me of a VC of a
venture capitalist. And you know, you've been with VC guys.
And you know, they can talk a big game and they can talk
about, you know, blahdy blahdy, blah, invest in return and all
this stuff. But when they have to talk to an actual human being
about something kind of normal, they don't possess the skills.
You know what I mean? That just, it's, I've seen this behavior,
they just don't know how to talk like normal people. And that's
what people need to hear. So I don't know how they're going to
train this guy to do that, because he comes across as a
moronic robot.
He comes across a little stiff.
Yeah, that's my version. Okay. That's what you call a moronic
robot. It the guy? No, he just doesn't have it. And What in
God's name, can he do to endear himself so that the public will
buy into that? I mean, we obviously choose our presidents
the same way with that we buy our our soap powder. You know,
it's whatever works on television. This guy does not
have it. He's, you know, he's back from the 50s when we wanted
the clean cut square jawed president and the Republican
Party are boneheads for thinking this guy would be anything,
anything near what they need to win. There's no way no way. No
way ever, not in 100 million years. Unless, you know, they
rigged the voting machines, which is a real possibility. But
they
still might lose.
Meanwhile, we have a very interesting election race going
on in Georgia. And I'm not talking about the state. But I'm
talking about the country. Now, of course, we know the
importance of Georgia, for the Caspian Sea for the pipelines
that are running primarily for the Russians. And we have the
the Kremlin now have brought in their own shill. We're going to
see another color revolution. This is how Saakashvili the
crazy Thai eatin guy with the smokin hot wife got into got
into power in the first place through the Rose Revolution. And
this, of course, was completely sponsored by the Bush
administration and the current administration has carried on
with that. And we of course, we had Hillary Clinton there just
recently and make a nice and so now these guys have put in a
shield billionaire. And it looks like he's actually going to
change things dramatically and turn over Georgia to the
Russians so that they can enjoy all of the benefits of the other
gas pipes.
10s of 1000s of supporters of George's opposition coalition
have rallied ahead of tomorrow's parliamentary elections,
tensions been rising after days of demonstrations over a prison
brutality scandal that's come to dominate the campaign. The
leader of the Six Party Georgian dream told the crowd in Tbilisi
the days of the current government under President
Saakashvili were numbered Bidzina Ivanishvili used his
final appeal to voters to challenge the government's
record, where literally all people are standing by us,
including ethnic minorities Azerbaijanis, Armenians Jews.
This is a great example to show the whole world that our nation
deserves real democracy and real success through 2 billion
billionaire has come under scrutiny over his Russian
fortune believed to be worth almost half of Georgia's
economic output, and alleged links to the Kremlin. The prison
scandal has diverted attention from him but it's also increased
tensions, TV reports exposed prison guards abusing inmates,
the government told euronews it recognized there was a problem.
Torture was systemic in Georgian police, and it's not like that
any longer. But prison system was somehow neglected, it was
considered that prisons are calm. So it was considered that
okay, there might be some problems but not so serious.
Now, you may be thinking that America and its allies are just
sitting idly by and letting all this take place. Well, of course
we can. So we pull out something an old rabbit out of the hat
Western organizations have called for restraint amid fears
of election violence. The votes will be followed by a
presidential election next year after which power is due to be
largely devolved to the new prime minister.
So of course, we're going to have observers on the ground who
will be making sure that everything goes exactly fairly
according to plan. And of course, there will be riots,
incited by technical experts on many sides of many fences. So
this will be a fun one to watch.
The observers voted and bring the Russian bring observers over
to our country.
Well, you know, yes, that will be good. I can just see that
happening.
So there was a bell anyway,
going?
Well, so voting is will can be concluded by tomorrow. And we'll
see what happens. But I think that there's so many
distractions happening for the US and on our allied forces that
I think the I think Putin is going to get Georgia back I
think I think he's actually going to pull it off.
Might Yeah, but that'd be the end of the George Bush airport.
Yeah. Oh, yeah.
It'll be Vlad airport now. So what else we got? got tons of
stuff. I mean, I'm kind of looking to you.
Oh, well, I'm gonna run out of material because I lost a bunch
of clips, including a great dust Stossel clip where he's at the
University of North Carolina, going over the new rules they
have there were there's a clamp down on free speech in a lot of
universities a very good thing I can summarize. It's apparently
now against the rules and get expelled for telling a dirty
joke or any joke that has a sexual connotation. Oh, you
cannot. There's no way that you can ask or even imply that you
want to have sex with somebody. Really? Yeah, Stossel said that
means the way they've he reads it is the museum only way you
can have sex is to rape someone. Wow. And this was you said
bursting and there apparently is this group that is looking at
Coldfire F I R e.org. I think that is going to have to sue
them over all these and everything. When I started
thinking about these were all very all politically correct.
Ideas that I think all stem from she bill?
Yeah, I don't like calling it Chevelle. I find that to be
quite, quite nasty. Actually. I just like to call it Asheville.
I think that's more correct.
I'm just trying to figure out why they're there of all places.
North Carolina, the home of Jesse Helms has gotten to this
unbelievably politically correct. Well, I think
I think you just look the way they want to shut us down
regardless. I mean, I don't see why that's so you know, doesn't
seem like that's all out of the ordinary of the program. So you
know, do it in schools. Isn't that kind of what it's all
about? Isn't that where you teach the slaves how they're
supposed to be?
And that's getting it looked like that which is depressing.
Speaking of
which, when I was in Chicago, you know, we it was at at Chuck
and his and his lovely wife would invited us and we did this
whole conference, etc. And they had already been complaining to
me. I think we even talked on the show about some program that
had started in their in They have two sons, young sons, and
in some programs started in school and they were kind of Yo
weary what was going on? So this time we met them and they both
decided to homeschool their kids which apparently in Illinois is
very easy and they call it unschooling not homeschooling
but unschooled as
their hold. unschooling as a specific type of homeschooling.
Oh, tell me about it. unschooling, which we know
people who have practiced this is not schooling the kids at
all. It's just let them do their own thing. You know, give them
classes you don't have to read books if they don't want to
learn how to read that's too bad. Yeah, that sounds right.
It's unschooling there's no schooling is not homeschooling.
It's no schooling right? unschooling
sounds good. Sounds like a winner.
Everybody though get get get the result of all unschooled people
are complete idiots.
You had this on the high authority
by the kids that we know that had been unschooled he Okay.
So do you think that there can be a period of unschooling up
until a certain age
These are like the women who have babies and they think is
bad to change their diapers and learn to crawl around the house
and crap all over the place?
Now that's not like them? That's absolutely not like them. That's
that's done schooling
is the same thing.
They have to deny that they
may have been misusing the word. I think they were just misusing
the word schooling. They may have been homeschooling.
unschooling is very specific to people that do not educate their
kids at all. Okay, well, I
think that there was a misuse of the word. But let me tell you,
the reason why they pulled their kids out of school what the what
the straw was that that broke the camel's back. They had a
slave exercise in school. And this is Chicago School, where
half the kids they had their hands bound with, you know, like
plastic. One of those, you know, the plastic handcuffs. Or
this is that marquee decide High School.
I don't know, what's the name of that. It's not a high school,
these kids were in lower grammar school. So they, they were like,
maybe rubber bands or whatever. So they had to their risk bound
together half the class. And then they had to go into, into
like an auditorium. And they all had to lay down side by side.
You know, like, the slaves were in the slave ship with the
lights out. And they had to stay that way. And they weren't
allowed to move so they could witness what it was like to be a
slave.
Now acting like it would
be okay. But yeah,
that's fun that whoever came up with that idea should have been
fired. Right.
But then when they when they brought this up, they what they
got from the school was, well, you're the only parents who have
complained about it, which I believe, by the way.
Yeah, it's possible because most parents don't even know what's
going on. And the kids don't say anything.
But how crazy is that?
scandalous. It should have been an article in the Chicago
Tribune.
It's insane. Yeah, in fact, I think they should write the
article. Now, actually, someone says that it might have been
written up somewhere. Yeah, it was at Oprah elementary school.
Actually, that's, that's where it took place. But I just like,
wow, I was like, that's actually happening in public school in
Chicago, a, by the way, a predominantly white public
school, I would have to point out, go try this on the south
side of Chicago. See what happens then?
Yeah, really, I
was I was just, I was really surprised. I was like, Oh, my
God,
there's a million of these stories about the schools and
they they're always trying these crazy ideas. And it's, like,
pointless and it's not educational at all. Yeah, I
don't know. I don't know.
I hadn't heard of this before. And I was like, Oh, my God.
That's that's pretty, pretty outrageous. And then one other
thing I heard, which I wanted to share with you, regarding China,
and Japan, and these islands, I bumped into, we're here in Los
Angeles for Ms. Mickey's art show. One of our good friends
has actually he's now an architect in China, and he lives
in Beijing. And he's one of these guys that really has
immersed himself into the Chinese culture. In fact, it's
kind of annoying, because when he's talking to you, he'll say
something, he'll he'll, he'll answer you, but he'll say it in
Chinese first, and then dissect the sentence to be like, I don't
wanna 20 ta ta, I want to hide I don't wanna hand you want to
draw the coffee mug, haha. And he does that with every
sentence. So it was very tiring to get the following story out
of them. Because I said, What is the deal with you know, with
these, like, clearly government sponsored riots, about the
stupid islands that no one cares about? And he gave me which I
thought was a real The really good answer. And it is indeed
that the Chinese are still extremely pissed about the
Japanese and the scorched earth campaign. What was it called?
John? The?
The Rape of Manchuria. Yes. Were they,
I mean, they, they literally they, I mean, they just hacked
people to bits, right? They were cutting women's breasts off and
just it was it was really, really a horrible thing. Right.
And they killed a lot of people. Yeah. And they so they occupied
this little tiny nation, Japan compared to China occupied China
for how long was it that they
were I was only there's one area of China Manchukuo. Right. But
that was I don't know how long it was. It was almost a decade,
I believe.
But it was based on this on this incredible fear and terror that
they had brought upon the Chinese people because of these,
these atrocities that they had. Just the what's the word I'm
looking for, for the atrocities that they had committed upon
these Chinese people? And so you know, the guy's like, No, this
is because of this. I say, well, but why do the Chinese still
care? I mean, it makes no sense why they still pissed off about
this. And then he said, Ah, you have to understand this is
because of a movie. And this is what I thought was really
interesting. Christian Bale did a movie called The Flowers of
War. And this came out last this past Christmas in China, and is
by a very famous director, Chinese director, Zhang Zhi. Mu,
I think is how I pronounce it. But he's, he's done like, you
know, the house of Flying Daggers. He's done tons of tons
of big movies, but no having Christian Bale in this, and he
says, if you go see that movie, which I have not yet seen on
Netflix, the Japanese, of course, is exactly about what
happened about these atrocities. But he says the Japanese had
been portrayed as these hairy rings, the makeup, it's like
they're hairy. They've got these really crazy slitty eyes when
you know that, that have these, this crazy look in them exactly
the way that we discussed on the previous episode, you know, how
the Germans were depicted to get World War One started, et
cetera, et cetera, how we're now portraying the Syrian regime. He
says it's all because this movie and the Chinese, they're so
feeble minded his words, that they really don't know anything
that when they saw this movie, they just went into a complete
frenzy. And this has been used continuously by the Chinese
government to make that to drive them into this crazy
demonstration mode.
Yeah, I heard there was something going on because
there's an anniversary, I guess, of this, the state. The man shoe
state began in 1932. And then the empire of Manchuria began in
1934. And it was never and it did, this was the occupation of
China by the Japanese ended in 1945.
And then on the on the Japanese side.
But by the way, there's a fan, if you can find the book,
there's a really good book written about this, that kind of
gets you a feeling for what it was like it's called Bushido.
Bushido, the author's name, but it was written in the 40s. I
think
it's on the Japanese side. According to the Chinese and my
nr friend. It's really the Tokyo mayor, who was the he's the one
that saying, Oh, we're gonna go by the islands, and this guy is
just an aihole. And he actually is up for reelection. And so
he's kind of posturing and pandering. So, you know, again,
it's basically the elites going back and forth. And of course,
the real deal is about the gas. And the oil, which he didn't
even know about this is this is what was interesting. He's like,
Oh, I don't know about any gas or oil around those islands.
Yeah, you might want to look into that. But it's just amazing
how, you know how, because we've seen the riots. And you and I
were both like, Oh, this is all set up. And it is kind of but
the mind control has come once again, through media. I just
find that fascinating that this one movie has been able to do
that.
Doesn't surprise you though.
No, it doesn't surprise me. But I mean, it was nice to get some
kind of confirmation. And now I think we should go watch the
movie.
Yeah, I think we should.
I'm going to show my son moved by donate to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
Let's go watch the movie.
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brings away right?
Oh, everybody's giving me crap about Oh, yeah. And yes, there's
garbage. Oh, yes. The bootleggers real fast. They
decided to raise. That's right Rhonda from revenuers.
What you're saying the argument what you're saying is you were
wrong? No, no. Okay.
I'm still working. But everything I seized more and
more looks like a folk tale of folklore. Some did jazz up the
rather boring beginnings of NASCAR. Okay. Again, in Daytona,
Florida, by the way, 1948, some years after the end of
prohibition, but why pay any attention to that? And so then
somebody comes up in the day. Well, NASCAR itself in the new
museum, he would make room. And so literally went like that.
looked into this, too is bullcrap. Right? Let
me call you back, hold on, because it's no fun when we and
we do we can't have an interactive chat. It just
doesn't work for me. So let's try this again. This is new
behavior that Skype has is showing Microsoft. Yeah. And
this is why we have to get I mean, we have to get mumble
running because work.
Yes, it will. What we need is the old Skype.
Yeah, but you know, we got forced in the upgrades. I don't
think we can go back. It doesn't matter because we may not even
be doing peer to peer anymore and maybe all running through.
Redman who knows? Mumble will work you just have to get the
headphone part work and that'll be fine. It's gonna work. We're
gonna get it to work. Come on,
a little late to sound a yawn. Mumble you sound really good
right now.
Yeah. Well, you sounded great on mumble. Right. Yes. That's all
that counts. Yes, indeed. Jobs, jobs,
jobs, jobs. That's all I
could find. You found Well, I
found kind of one. So I want to throw that
away. As I was saying, I'm working on this NASCAR thing.
And we're gonna debunk the whole thing. But I'm gonna really back
it up with a lot of facts.
All right. Yeah. Is your fact checking the whole story? Is
that what you're doing your fact pretty much. All right. Let me
let me take you into Syria for a moment. First of all, thank you
all so much for sending me the flyer. Because, of course,
you'll recall we had David Cameron speaking at the United
Nations General Assembly, talking about how children want
us for target practice, all based upon this report from save
the children.org. And so a lot of people did find the report.
However, this a report does not maketh they have created an 18
page PDF. Have you seen this thing? John? I'm sure someone
sent it to you as well. No one sent it to me. It is literally a
flyer. And they and they it's beautifully done. I mean, it's
well produced. No. What do you mean? No,
it's not it can't be a flyer. That's not what they said. It's
a flyer. It's no, no, no, that can't be true.
Or you mean it has to be a report is that? Yeah,
deep dad did detailed report probably about 75 pages? No,
it is 18 pages. Each page contains a child. The title of
the flyer is untold atrocities, the stories of serious children.
And I'm like, Well, okay, so read through this. It just has
pictures. And it's beautiful pictures of these children. And
so here's hazzan. He's 14 years old, on the right hand side of
the page. They created, they create a human shield of
children. I saw this with my own eyes. And this is what the
report is, you see. So I'm sorry. And And although these
stories may all be 100% True. This is not a report, it has no
business being called a report. It is a flyer with no backup,
no. No historical information, no locations even. And it is a
it is shameful, shameful that this is being used as a report
to do whatever the plan is in Syria. And I encourage you to
look at it. It'll be in the clips and stuff section of the
shownotes for for a.na shownotes.com untold
atrocities dot pdf. And in fact, it even for Cameron to say that
they were using children as target practice is even that is
untrue, because there's only one story in the entire brochure.
And here it is. I was on the street. This is as told by
Munther mun th er 10 years old. He was shot in the head, he fell
forward in a praying position. I was on the street when the
bullets were first fired. We were standing outside school, we
just pose for a photo. There were lots of children around.
Then the shooting started, there was chaos, everyone was
screaming. There were bullets and blood everywhere. A boy
called Amjad was standing next to me he was shot in the head.
They were taking bets on if they could, could shoot him and it
was not a clean shot. That's the report John,
who is taking bets and how did he know that?
That's my point. Exactly. It's shameful. This actually is child
abuse to even consider using children for such a shameful
report. Now, atrocities happen everywhere, and particularly
when there's fighting. So I'm not saying that this know that
these things don't happen in in every crazy effed up war. But
for this to be called the report is an outrage of epic
proportions, particularly if the media and politicians are saying
there's a report. It's not a report.
Anyway, I wonder
if Cameron is is suckered by Internet hoaxes?
I wonder if he believes we ever landed on the moon. Here is a
report. As we've reached the new red line. This, of course has
nothing to do with Iran. Or Israel. No, no, the red line is
now being used everywhere we can use it.
Well, Wolf Defense Secretary Panetta a little bit
unexpectedly getting right into the latest intelligence, what he
knows and what he doesn't know about Syria's chemical weapons.
So this is all about the chemical weapons, John. And I
don't know what you're going to hear Panetta, you tell me if the
guy actually knows anything.
A top Syrian opposition group claims it captured these
missiles in Damascus, and said they had been adapted to carry
chemical and biological warheads. CNN cannot
independently confirm the claim.
So they're showing Google Earth on the screen. And they have
some guys screaming in the background. And this is now
proof that they have stolen some of the chemical weapons. And
apparently Barbara, the Pentagon correspondent asked Panetta
about it in in a briefing. And he's not he's, like completely
full of this is how you put together a bull crap report.
Okay, so you get the unconfirmed video with Google Earth footage.
Then you ask Panetta a question who answers like this,
but now a new admission from Defense Secretary Leon Panetta
Syria's chemical weapons have been on the move, and he's not
sure what exactly has happened.
There has been intelligence that there have been some moves that
have taken place. Where exactly that's taken place. We don't
know.
I didn't even hear him use the word chemical weapons. I mean,
that's how poor This is. Let's continue and see what we thought
he said at the beginning. No, no, no, we didn't say chemical.
She said chemical weapons. Netta
insists that Bashar Al Assad's forces still control the major
chemical and biological sites. But there are security concerns.
There has been some intelligence that that with regards to some
of these sites that there has been some movement in order to
for for the Syrians to better secure what they the chemicals,
rebels chemicals. Now he's saying chemicals. Now now how do
we bring this together? We have to have another unconfirmed
video, another uncut, unconfirmed report, and then
we'll bring in really old video from the President to wrap it up
with the red line remarks clearly
are making a public play that they can get to the weapons. On
this video, a narrator points to satellite imagery says is a
chemical weapons warehouse in Damascus, and a tunnel that
connects the warehouse to a military airport. The video
cannot independently confirm the Panetta knows rebels are on the
hunt. Yes, little doesn't know if they have succeeded.
I don't have any specific information about the opposition
and whether or not they've obtained some of this or how
much they've obtained. And just exactly what's taking place.
President
Obama has said a tight lid must stay on the Syrian arsenal,
we have been very clear to the Assad regime, but also to other
players on the ground that a red line for us is we start seeing a
whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized.
So this is a completely concocted report. There is not a
single fact a single verifiable statement. The word chemical
weapons is only used in an old piece of video from the
President. They are setting it up complete complete setup for
something to happen. fabricate was this CNN.
Oh man, that's terrible completely
concocted the whole thing. Yeah, that
is that's that's really embarrassing.
And I but you know, the way they do it is so incredibly smart.
Because you know, they say chemical weapons and they just
play a clip. And when you see Panetta the guy's not like
freaking out he's like, What is this question? Okay. Cha
bearings you see Netanyahu
did stupid diagram.
Oh, man, he made the Acme Corporation bomb that he had
that he drew that
with a fuse with a burning fuse. I mean, what is that the way
these things go off? you light a fuse. And
I actually have where is it? When he did this thing? You
could you could literally smell the magic marker as he drew the
red line on the on the on his little graph. They're all on us.
Actually, I had a I had an analysis from the New York
Times, which I thought was pretty funny. Let me just see.
Where is it? Here's the Okay, so here's Bibi oops. Alright,
here's Bibi Netanyahu drawing the red line at the UN General
Assembly facts. And they are where should a red line be
drawn? A red line should be drawn right here. Oh, can you
smell it? Yeah, it's
a cheap one digit Chinese one. Before we run completes the
second stage of nuclear enrichment
necessary to make a bomb.
Okay, so the New York Times. He's at the New York Times said
I'm actually surprised you didn't bring this up being such
a New York Times reader with an almost professorial heir,
professorial heir, which means like a professor, Mr. Netanyahu
held up a diagram ie a cartoon of a bomb with a fuse to show
the Israeli view of Iran's progress in achieving the
ability to make a nuclear weapon. He drew a red line
through the point in which Iran would have amassed enough medium
enriched uranium to make a bomb which he said would be in the
spring or summer of 2013 So, they call this professorial this
idiotic magic marker on a wily coyote H bomb, and that but
here's the crazy thing. In the same article,
they say
his calculus turned on a stockpile of medium enriched
uranium, uranium enriched the level of 20% that Iran has
produced, ostensibly to fuel a research reactor provided to the
country by the United States. In the days of the Shah right now,
Iran, this is New York Times. Right now, Iran does not possess
enough of that fuel to make a single weapon. In fact, its
stockpile has declined in the recent months as it has
converted some for the research reactor. So here's the New York
Times debunking the their own bull crap about this red line
and that they'd be ready in 2000, summer of 2013, by the
actual fact that they don't even have enough to make a single
weapon. But the professorial Netanyahu with his magic Marco,
that's all groovy. I mean, have I woken up in the world of
insane? Yes. I mean, how can this be taken? Seriously? Did
you know that when I saw that picture, I walked past the
supermarket here in LA? No, no, the first I saw it online. And I
literally thought it was like it was Friday. I thought it was a
Friday Photoshop type gag that somebody put. And then I walked
past the newspaper stand in LA and I saw the picture. And
that's when I realized it was real. And it blew my mind that
this was actually happening. I mean, that's it's it's it's
insanity, that this is the level we've sunk in to. Right? Am I Am
I Am I nuts? Or
no, I feel the same exact way. I thought was the stupidest thing
I've ever seen ever. I mean it for a guy at that level of head
of a government to draw an idiotic round bomb, and just
draw some arbitrary lines on and have a fuse at the top. This
thing was like sparking a six year old.
me please. And it was sparking.
Yeah, I was parking is always lit.
Alright, so along with this does come something very, very
interesting. We have the Washington Institute for Near
East Policy. Are you familiar with the Washington Institute?
is one of those think tanks? I think I've seen one of these
guys on C span.
Okay, so one of these guys was on C span? And do you know what
they do the Washington Institute, I can actually tell
you our mission. The wisdom of the Washington Institute is it's
a Washington institute.org is to advance a balanced and realistic
understanding of American interests in the Middle East and
to promote the policies that secure them. The Washington
Institute is of course a 501 C three organization so we can
never find out who the donors are. All donations are tax
deductible. And here's just a brief history. In 1985, a small
group of visionary Americans committed to advancing US
interests in the Middle East, founded the Washington Institute
for Near East Policy. And here is one of these wonderful people
telling us exactly how the United States should handle
Iran, essentially by creating a false flag and it gives many
examples of previous false flags. mind boggling to hear
this.
I frankly think that crisis initiation is really tough.
Crisis initiation John, bear this in mind,
and it's very hard for me to see how the United States,
by the way, hold on. Yeah, I'm predicting that this is gonna
get clip of the week.
We are we don't have CLIP OF THE WEEK jingle. But I'll take of
the day. Here we go.
President can get us to war with Iran. Which leads me to conclude
that if in fact, compromise is not coming, that the traditional
way of American American gets to war is what would be best for us
interest. Some people might think that Mr. Roosevelt wanted
to get us into World War Two, as David mentioned, you may recall,
we had to wait for Pearl Harbor. Some people might think Mr.
Wilson wanted to get us into World War One. You may recall,
he had to wait for the Lusitania episode. Some people might think
that Mr. Johnson wanted to send troops to Vietnam, you may
recall, we had to wait for the Gulf of Tonkin episode. We
didn't go to war with Spain until the USS delamain exploded.
And may I point out that Mr. Lincoln did not feel he could
call out the Federal Army until Fort Sumter was attacked, which
is why he ordered the commander at Fort Sumter to do exactly
that thing, which the South Carolinians had said would cause
attack. So if in fact, the Iranians aren't going to
compromise, it would be best if somebody else started the war by
one can combine other means of pressure with sanctions. I
mentioned that explosion on August 17. We could step up The
pressure. I mean, look people irradiance submarines
periodically go down someday one of them might not come up. Who
would know why? We can do a variety of things if we wish to
decrease the pressure. I'm not advocating that. But I'm just
suggesting that it's this is not a either or proposition of you
know, it's just sanctions has to be has to succeed or other
things. We are in the game of using covert means against the
Iranians. We could get nastier that
did I just hear him say we should sink in Iranian sub?
Yeah, no, he didn't. He just suggested as a possibility
that one might not come up again. But then I mean, but
theoretically, but then he mentioned Pearl Harbor, Gulf of
Tonkin, and the Lusitania. I mean, all these false flag
events. He's like saying, Hey, this is what we do. Why is it
taking so long to do it again?
These kinds of meetings just are very disturbing.
I don't get clipped with a day. When I was nine, I don't feel
like it. Yeah, give me some No, no, no, no, it wasn't good
enough. No, no, no. If it doesn't come from the heart,
then I
don't want it. But you were begging for it. So no, no, no,
no,
no, no, no, no, no. Let me try this one. It was I thought it
was gonna be a little
more overt.
Let me try this one.
Until now, Johnny Lewis was just another aspiring actor familiar
mostly to fans of Sons of Anarchy. February, the house had
to leave. Now Johnny Lewis is a household name
and a new Hollywood murder mystery. Her ex boyfriend just
found dead
star of a tabloid tragedy, Hollywood murder suicide.
It's one of those stories that almost seems too crazy to be
true. It's tragic.
Louis beat his 81 year old landlady to death. He tore her
cat to pieces.
What could this be? John, have you heard of this wonderful
story?
I never heard of this guy who's a household name. Well, he
is now and you know why?
No, you don't hear
no eyewitnesses who tried to stop him say he showed
superhuman strength.
Oh, what could this be? There? We go again. No, but there's a
new one. There's a new bath salt in town
that some sort of drugs were involved. That's a possibility.
This is a cop who's talking. We haven't located any drugs. And
we're not sure about that. We won't know until the toxicology
report comes back from the coroner's office. But suffice to
say anybody who acts in this kind of a manner would indicate
that there may be some kind of drugs on board.
If drugs were involved. Does your experience tell you? What
sorts of things we might be talking about?
Well, the thing we're seeing lately here in Los Angeles and
across the country are some of these synthetic designer type
drugs. Something like bath salts are the new one that we've heard
around here called smiles.
Johnny Lewis is known
to have smiles that's the new one. John smiles smile. Have you
heard of smiles This
is the new I have now.
Yeah, smiles. It makes you to turns you into a zombie. Smile
do now. I gotta try me some smiles. So if anyone has any
smiles, please send me that. I want to try it with my child all
at the same time. You keep saying this. I'm gonna because
I'm waiting for someone to send it to me.
So what is smiles? It's a bath salt. Now, yeah,
it's CEI. Two I think is the official it's like carbon
something or other two. It's a you know, it's all part of the
just these you know, the main ingredient. We've talked about
the main ingredient before whatever it is. It's just it's
just great drugs. And then obviously we have to keep
telling people that you shouldn't take these drugs. We
want you on our drugs we want you on the on the Xanax and we
want you on the holdall and we want you on the Oxy you know
these other drugs are dangerous because you might you know
murder your landlady and rip her kitten apart
to kitten and probably superhuman strength
says we're all gonna die.
Yeah, minus well,
I've been telling him it vulnerability out of the blue.
I'm watching democracy now and they just throw this in
gratuitously.
Which one is that? top clip
climate vulnerability forum. I never heard of them.
100 million people will die by 2030. If the world fails to take
on global warming. The climate vulnerable Forum says air
pollution hunger and disease caused by climate change in the
consumption of fossil fuels will Till 5 million people per year,
more than 90% of the estimated deaths would occur in developing
countries. The report also warns global warming threatens to
seriously contract the global economy over the next decade.
Oh, perfect. Well, it's just gonna be black people in Africa
Johnson don't worry about it. Not a problem.
How do they keep getting back in you make this sort of
prediction? X number of people are going to die.
Well, did you look up this organization that was the
climate reliability forum, whatever the hell it was. That's
what you gotta do look up this bowl crap. Meanwhile, it looks
like they actually used the some kind of weather modification in
Spain. You know, of course, the slaves are still riding in
Spain, and then all of a sudden a freak flash flood. Are you
kidding me? This comes out of nowhere, that washes away entire
highways and people drown on the spot. I mean, how often does
this happen? I'd never heard of it. No. Well, here's the here's
the report in case you care. Actually, I should play him back
to back so here's the slaves.
Meanwhile, violence erupted on the streets of the Spanish
Capitol tonight. A rally against new austerity measures turned
ugly when protesters clashed with police. Several injuries
were reported. The government yesterday delivered a budget
that includes widespread spending cuts and a salary
freeze for workers in the public sector.
And then there was rioting, and
many residents in this large area of southern Spain are
already clearing up as they wade through mud and debris counting
the cost of this freak weather a British woman remains missing.
Across this largely poor part of Spain, the heavy rains fell
almost 10 inches of it on Friday morning alone. And it kept
coming taking cars, roads and bridges with it. And this has
never happened as far as I know. Or at least not in a
climate change, man climate change climate change Yeah,
it's like a tornado that ran through this thing.
I think global warming Yeah.
I got one to take us out. You have an end of show clip that
you looked like something you want. I want to set it up
though. Okay, so let me play this last one because tonight we
have to watch 60 minutes very important that we watch this as
I think we the true meaning behind the green on blue are
also now dubbed the insider attacks will be revealed to us
as they will be interviewing at General Allen. Oh, out and it's
Lara Logan by the way. Who is oh yes, little girl. Yeah, well,
they're logon of course is the shill. Who isn't she the one
who's in Egypt?
herself raped? Well, no. She
said she got raped actually. Well, or but then it turned out
she was in or whatever. I mean, it's sketchy. sketchy. At best.
She was
a wreck afterwards. Some happened? Yeah.
Well, okay.
So here's a preview of her interview tonight.
You're in a tough spot right now. Can you explain why the
sudden increase in these attacks?
Well, I'm mad as hell about him, to be honest with you. I'm mad
as hell. We're gonna get after this. It reverberates everywhere
across the United States.
Don't be calling our commanding general and idiots. Let them
speak sounds like
an idiot. Tough talker.
We're willing to sacrifice a lot for this community, but we're
not willing to be murdered for it.
Now listen carefully. At a certain point, if these attacks
continue, American people are going to say we've had enough,
right? Why are we training these people if they're murdering us?
Well, that
may be in fact, it may be the voice right now that we're here.
The key point is for us to understand that the vast
majority, vast majority of the Afghans and you've lived with
them, you understand these people. They're with us in this.
They understand right now the the severity of this problem and
the urgency of what's happening. And there have been Afghans who
have been killed trying to save our forces, you know, and in
Iraq, the signature weapons system that we hadn't seen
before was the IED. We had to adjust to that. Here. I think
the signature attack that we're beginning to see is going to be
the insider attack.
Now this is very interesting what he's saying. Because what
happened with the IEDs, I think, and this will in the follow up
question with Laura, from the CBS Morning Show. It seems to me
like by making the comparison and we've, by the way, these
green on blue attacks we've been we've been tracking this on the
show. We've been seeing this happening more and more. We
We've been trying to figure out why is this happening? Is it
real? Now? Obviously, someone's getting killed, although, gee,
we would know. Because, you know, of course, our media
doesn't show flag draped coffins coming back with actual
soldiers. It's only for diplomats that we see that on
television. So we're just going to presume it's all really
happening. Why is this? And is this a setup that prelude to
something? The IEDs in Iraq, basically, we never beat that.
And now, of course, we're gone, or except for the 50,000
consultants who were there. And
but by the way, we should have mentioned the irony of the IEDs.
In Iraq, Iraq, Iraq, was they were dug out of the area that we
mined? Yeah, we there was a fire, they made a business out
of digging through the minefields that we put up, and
then getting the mines out of the ground and then disabling
them then then turning them into the explosive. That's how the
the I mean, they're not making, you know, see five in Iraq,
now that just dig it up the stuff we put there and using
that, yes. Alright. So here comes the conclusion.
Or the big question about US troops in Afghanistan, is the
2014 departure date, will this hasten or delay it?
Well, Charlie's a commanding general, right. So he's not
going to be he's not going to commit himself to anything like
that. But you just have to look at the effect that this has had
to realize that it can impact on when the troops are coming home,
I got a sense even that there was a feeling there was a push
for troops to come home even sooner than the end of 2014. But
that's a political timetable and a political push more than what
is driven by the reality on the battlefield. And I think this is
such a severe crisis, that General Allen clearly was in
crisis mode, doing everything they could to try and bring this
under control right now, because of the implications, not just
for the short term training mission, but for the long term
Status of Forces Agreement. How, you know, how are you going to
keep Americans there over the long term to train Afghans? If
this is what will happen to them?
So I found this to be very interesting what I'm hearing
Laura say in her setup, because, of course, General, and we know
from the McChrystal affair, a general is not just going to go
on 60 minutes without some kind of approval from someone
somewhere that this is going to be discussed, unless he's gone
completely rogue. And what I'm hearing is, we're getting out
sooner than 2014.
So could think it'd be a scenario to get us out.
But why would this be? Is this the Is this the true October
surprise where the President now says, let's get out now?
Bring home chips now
he wouldn't be able to pull that off. Now. This setup is still
taking place. Well, hold
on a second. It is Sunday night is 60 minutes, and then he still
has two days before the first debate. Interesting theory Yeah.
Well, I don't know. But it's something's going on with it.
And we've been waiting for the true motivation behind the green
on blue reporting to reveal itself and I think that's
tonight, so we'll hopefully we'll find out more.
Yeah. All right. They got one last little clip. Definitely as
temperatures are rising here in the Bay Area, so the subject
panic mode is taking place. I don't know why it has happened
before but now. We have reports that they're setting up places
for the overheated.
Now from ABC Seven News.
Good morning. I'm Carolyn Tyler. Several Bay Area counties are
opening cooling centers to help people deal with the heat today
in Santa Clara County centers will be opened in Cupertino and
Morgan Hill. Contra Costa County has three centers in San Ramon
and you can call off and Alameda County at three city libraries
and the Union City Sports Center
and what is a cooling center exists of
cover air conditioner I guess I don't know what they're doing
well it's all part of the global warming man we're all gonna die
man we need cooling centers everywhere
What camera do you think we're gonna have here in the big like
where I am right now? I don't know like 8091 Oh Whoo. Can you
handle is a temperature that you had there a would typically
Austin temperature in the in the summer
in the summer
100 100 Just 100 That's
that's a typical temperature and some days it can be 105 and some
days
cooling centers all over the place to go from dropping dead.
Yes, we call them bars.
We walk in and we have a beer and then we're cool and then we
go out and we go shoot some guns.
Okay, so apparently this is the beginning week of the Ganesh
festival.
Now hold on. Let me Let me get our end of show music going
here. Yes.
So the Ganesh festival that's one of the gods one of the more
important gods of India. Yeah. And they celebrate his him for
10 days. And they make statues. This is the one that's got the
four arms. Yeah. And the elephant head. Yeah,
we're the crazy like octopus like arms.
No, no, this No, that's different. This is just for
arms. Okay. And but an octopus, elephant head. So there's the
whole thing is explained. And because I guess the Indians have
a lot of these celebrations. But we get to find out a lot because
we have no Indian donors. So I figure we maybe this might help.
By playing this little tidbit from China News, by the way,
just came out of China. This report is and you will be you'll
know everything you need to know that apparently they build these
things up these, these copies of this thing and people come and
worship them, and then they throw them in the drink. Part of
this found reason I don't know why, but they take them they is
God have dwelt. And then they chuck them in the water at the
very end.
And will this bring us wealth to this program?
Yeah, I'm sure I'm thinking. All right,
everybody will play that in the show clip and we will be talking
again on Thursday. I'll be in Washington, DC and I'm still
here in Los Angeles, California. Yay, celebrating Carmageddon
part two in the morning, I'm Adam curry.
And for Northern Silicon Valley where we never have a
Carmageddon. I get his car car. I'm John C. Dvorak.
We'll talk again on Thursday right here on no agenda.
The Ganesh festival Hoare Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated by
Hindus around the world as the birthday of Lord Ganesha. The
most elaborate celebrations are seen along the western coast of
India, where people start making the Ganesha idol at least a
month in advance. The festival ends with Lord Ganesha is idle,
being immersed in the sea shore turbocharge reports from India.
The elephant headed god of wisdom and prosperity. Lord
Ganesh has birthday celebrations are spread over 10 days in
India. The celebration start with a decorated Ganesha idol
that is worshipped each one on the 10 days. Hindus believe that
Lord Ganesha brings in good luck to get his blessings. A
beautifully decorated Ganesha is kept on a raised platform in
every household where people come and pay their homage.
Ganesha festival is a chance for people to go to each other's
houses and take Lord Ganesh his blessings. The priest
invokes what is believed to be life in the idol. By chanting
mantras, youngsters come in groups and travel from one
household to another, singing devotional songs in an effort to
appease the Lord. Young boys practice for months to go from
house to house to sing. At the end of the 10 days, the best
group is judged. This particular form involves a handmade
instrument made from lizard skin, and mud.
This is a very traditional instrument with like it's, we
use this instrument for Guma Aarthi. From Portuguese time,
you can say you know, some since we were child, you know, we use
this instrument and it's really, really nice to play and all
that,
after 10 days of being worshipped in homes and temples
across India, the Lord is then taken to streets in a procession
accompanied by devotees to be immersed in the sea. It is
believed that the immersion in the sea is his journey towards
his abode, which is considered to be Kailash mountains, and he
takes away all miss fortunes of the mankind with him. Your
Ganesha is known to be one of the most loved gods in India,
for the entire 10 days of the festival duration is fed with
his favorite food and sweets. And finally, he's offered to the
god of the sea. across the western coast, whole community
comes to worship the Lord and the celebrations are accompanied
by dramatic performances, and contests like these, where
people make art with colored powder. It is believed that Lord
Ganesha bestows His presence on Earth for all his devotees
during this festival. On this day, Shiva declared his son
kaneesha as superior to all the gods barring Vishnu, Lakshmi,
Shiva and Parvati. Traditional stories tell that Lord Ganesha
was created by Goddess Parvati out of sandalwood paste and
later put life into the figure through his life. Ganesha faced
a number of obstacles as other lords challenged him, but he
overcame all of them. Later, he was killed and to a peace
Goddess Parvati who threatened to kill the universe, an
elephant's head was fixed onto Lord can nature's body and from
then he has In called the elephant headed God. This period
also marks the onset of festival season in the Hindu calendar.
Sridhar Bajaj CCTV Goa western coast, India,
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