You do not punch a puppy when you're smoking weed. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak and Sunday November 4 2012. Time for Gitmo
nation media assassination episode 458
This is no agenda
teabagging my left eye here in the hotel in San Francisco in
the People's Republic of Northern California. Yay in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
from Northern Silicon Valley where I remain I'm John C
Dvorak. Yeah.
Infected i
You have pinkeye No. Stink guy. What does that call a spy? Well,
I used to be a spy as a layman's term but it was called some No
no,
I have an infected eye.
It's just you got to get this goo and you put it in the eye
and boom you're good to go.
Well when you're doing a show and not just any show of course
when you're doing you can't be like going to the pharmacy in
the morning you got to make do with what you got on Sunday in
the morning on Sunday in the morning. I
I miss Mickey has given me a chamomile tea bag
I have to say there's something to it.
Well, I've it clears it up here in business. Yeah.
I got this of course from some of these nasty rich people last
night. That's where I got it
from. Well, you should too many hands and rub your eyeball.
They were licking my eye. Yeah, they were these these crazy
licking I today.
So let me explain to him and Miss Miss Mickey and I are in
San Francisco. Every year we host a charity benefit, which is
for the Research Foundation. They've been around for like 42
years. And they are the original charity that sends doctors out
not just any doctors, plastic surgeons, reconstructive surgery
costs to fix brown people around the world, mainly kids. So they
have burn wounds, which is very common in developing countries.
And and cleft lips. Cleft palates, I should say. And so we
do this every year. And it's really interesting, because the
the people who attend this these of the medical venture
capitalist, I you think that like the guys who back Google
and and you know, and Facebook, you think they're rich? What do
you say, John? Would you say that the medical finance
community is richer than that?
Well, you know, if you take a look at some of these VC
companies like Kleiner Perkins, for example, they're deep into
all that stuff. I mean, they were they were the investors in
Genentech. Right. And the and they get a lot of the guys in
the company retired. You know, being having too much money,
because,
and you should see their boats. They're really nice. So, yeah,
so these are extremely funnier. Oh, these are extremely wealthy
people. But what's interesting is 99.9% of them are Democrats.
This is the you know, you've known this. I've known it I
know, but most people I know are all Democrat. I'm
putting it out there because most people think Rich people
are Republicans and that just does not ring true in my
experience.
Now. No, it's never it's never run through the du Pont's the
Hirst's the gates people, Warren Buffett I mean all these super
wealthy people that we personally know no need to do
pawns are all Democrats and they're adamant about it
exactly. That that you know, the reason I have this rationale for
it, which always annoys Democrats, it says because the
the height though super wealthy, do not like to see a lot of a
social movement. They don't want to see people getting bumping
into them. They they want to keep everything status quo.
Yeah. And the Democrat Party, as far as I'm concerned has always
been to keep things keep this the classes where they are
rockin down a little bit if you can to keep them away from you
know, the keep them away from us rich people. Don't go with them.
Yeah,
don't upset the applecart this is good the way it is we'd like
being
fine. Just keep it that way. The Republicans are always trying,
you know, even though not recently, because the
Republicans have been acting like Democrats more recently
with big government. Yeah, but the Republic which is why
there's no reason to vote for him. The Republicans tend to be
like, you know, let's make it put out of the people into that
category. And that hyper rich, the ultra the the elites don't
like to mingle with people like the hoi polloi. Beneath them,
right.
Well, they put up with with us for the cause, you know, we're
doing something for free. So
they're like, Oh, well let him know you're celebrity. You're
you look, you're part of the celebrity class. which is a kind
of a proxy class. You know that Lindsey Lowe hands on anyone
who's good Wait a minute,
wait a minute the people that David get a lot of attention for
themselves. Swift did you
What did wait a minute, you did not just put me in a category
with Lindsay Lohan and Taylor Swift. That's an outrage. But
you're right now on a lot of these a lot of these people's
wives, you know, they all got trophy wives. Not all of them.
Let's put it this way. They're not inviting Richard Stallman to
come up here.
I wouldn't go if he was giving an enum board that a lot of
these. These VCs they have wives who are 40. And it's perfect.
That is my my target demo. They all remember me. I tell that
guy. I remember him. He was he still has the hair.
And they all mentioned it to Oh, yeah. And and I literally
turn around with somebody recognize you. They always go
about the hair. Ionis I literally
talked 100 grand out of one lady's pocket book.
100 grand to get into we listen to the no agenda show.
Yeah, no, I if they listened to the show, we'll never get
invited back. They'll be like, Oh, that guy. No, no, we heard
his pod thing now. No, that's all right. We don't need him.
Anyway, but it was. So what some people know is that it's been, I
think over a year at least. But there was a rare. Muhammad
coming to the mountain. As we had a we shared a meal together,
John?
Oh, yeah.
Do you remember? Or do you forget already?
Yeah, we need to do a you know, for some people. We have a new
night that was wondering if we could talk a little bit about
wine and food once in a while. And I got a couple of things to
say about that meal.
Well, let me first say that. We had a meeting, I come up here on
our own dime to this charity. And, you know, in order to have
a meal at the restaurant we ate at, we were fortunate enough to
have a patron who, who actually listened to the show and said,
Well, why don't I pick up the tab so you guys can do some food
and wine talk. And I have to say we encourage this type of of
support of the program.
So you are staying at the ritzy Ritz Carlton, which is not as
rich as it once was to Marriott
10 years ago, basically a Marriott Yeah.
Yeah, it's a fancy Marriott is that trying to in fact, they
have noticed that the way they've changed it recently in
the San Francisco operations is it's it seems to be wanting to
compete with the four seasons. I think they're trying to get that
same kind of
the and I think they're trying to compete with a couple of
different hotels who have recently they're trying to have
like a more contemporary lobby with kind of modern ish, our W
little w w action. That's exactly it. It's kind of a W and
in fact, the price is W price is not really outrageously
expensive. I mean, all things considered, obviously, and of
course, you know,
before they actually had a good they had a good, yeah, you had a
discount. They had a good tasting menu that was, you know,
got a little tedious after a while, but it was inexpensive.
And considering, but they had this. So here's the problem I
always have with some of these places at they don't have a wine
sommelier. And you know, they couldn't have they can't afford
the extra cost. If somebody knows what he's doing and one
look at their wine list and you can tell them, it's just an
incompetent. Well, hold
on, you should hand mash each other that the wine list wasn't
a wine list. They brought out an iPad in a leather binder,
an iPad. Yeah, yeah. I thought that was a bit
interesting. John, roll his eyes. Oh.
So I say Okay, finally got an iPad wine list with the cool
thing was if you tagged one of the bottles or a pop up, came up
and gave a little more details, although they weren't, there
wasn't a lot of details, whatever the case was, they had
two wines on there, like wine connoisseurs out there will
recognize some of these but 1947 Chevelle blanc of all things for
$16,000. And they also had 1945 petrous for the same price. And
I'm thinking the for one thing, global cursor, we couldn't get
these ones needless to say, but I'm thinking these ones can't be
in good shape, period. But be that as it may, the rest of the
list was a mishmash of overpriced wines. And here's
what really got to me. And here's what I really detest
this. And I'm saying the word really too much but I did test
markup because I familiar with all the prices and most of the
wines on there for X retail really? Yeah, the one we had for
X retail, all the other ones that were picked out for X
retail. I mean, please, obviously somebody ordered a
$16,000 bottle of 47 Chevelle Blanc and sent it back and now
they gotta make up for it. Well, I
I actually suggested that we order that and then as it was
poured, we say no, this is cork.
That was funny. corked by was, but anyway, so the joke is so
Forex retail is outrageous. 3x retail is outrageous. A wine
list should be a good wine list with no good restaurant has not
trying to rip off the customer should be three times wholesale.
And that would be a reasonable markup. So no Forex retail so I
thought that was that's the Ritz Carlton. What was the name of
that restaurant? They redid it.
It's a parallel. The parallel 37
Yeah, parallel 37. And so if you want to get if you want to
overpriced wines, there's the place to go. Anyway.
Yeah, exactly.
I'm really well, of course, I walk in with the Giga the made
the maitre d is walking into the table. I said, Do you have
anything? Can we talk to the summer? Yeah, because there I
was already looking at the wine list and says, Oh, I saw your
questions. And I said, Okay, great. So I started grilling him
about certain wines. And you could tell he was he didn't know
what he was talking to me. He was not. I don't know, it's hard
to explain. But at some point, when you have a rapport with a
real good wine guy, and his wife called him the wine guy, you can
tell that they know what they're talking about. You can tell you
don't have like, well, I don't say things like well, it's one
of my favorites.
Now this guy, this guy, John, this guy was selling
refreshments in the foyer. He had no clue even I could see the
guy had no clue. Yeah.
And so anyway, I wasn't gonna pay any, I was gonna pay very
little attention to whatever he suggested. And so I had to wing
it. So I picked a safe overpriced wine. Anyway, so that
that was that and I think this is going on a lot all over the
place.
Could you just tell everyone what we drank because I think
people are enjoying that
we had in 2009 foreign knee and day, a Cabernet Sauvignon, which
was which was good. It wouldn't have been as good as a Caymus of
the same vintage but it was good and on our side of the table and
by the way, it's it's it was oh, it's overpriced at regular
price, but this was ridiculous. Yeah,
I thought the label was very intricate and it's a pretty
pretty label yet and Miss Mickey thought it smelled like perfume.
No, it was it was a good it was it was a reasonably nice wine.
Yeah, let me see what the retail is.
It was it was it was
quite outrageous, though. Well, no, I
know. What did we paid for x the retail I'm just wondering.
Now while you're looking that up we can never mind that. We had
the we had the tasting menu for for dinner, which was six
courses. And I have to say there's so they lost their chef.
This is the the chef who was there. The last time we ate at
this restaurant, John, which I think was two three years ago
before it was this changed modern. 37 parallel. Yeah,
it was a French style classic French style restaurant.
Yeah. And so but they had just lost their chef to Michael Mina
has what his name is the restaurant tour.
Yeah, he went to a new Michael Mina restaurant.
So it was the sous chef who was was still handling the
restaurant. I thought it was good. I liked it, you know,
little tasty bits of this and that and you know, some fish and
some chicken and then some pork belly. And you know, it was
good. I liked it. It was it was decent.
Well, it was like we paid three times retail for that one.
Anyway, there were definitely four x's on there. Anyway,
it was it was nice seeing you, John. It was nice. Yeah, no
pleasure was mine. I'm sure it was. It's so funny. We meet ups
like hey, hey, where's that challenge calling? You got to
have yeah, here. Yeah. Hey, remember that Liberty dollar is
the guys who donated some of these things. I got the KGB cat
challenge coin. They actually went over Adam has it in the
cupboard, some crazy pieces of silver Liberty dollar and
it's nice. It's the exchange the exchange takes place. And
meanwhile here I am Mr. Stupid. I bring my my Baofeng HT
portable ham radio to San Francisco thinking Jon's gonna
be driving in in the battery car. And he's going to be on the
on the mobile and we'll have a chat all the way on the
repeater. But no, no, I'm just I'm just getting static. I'm
hearing nothing.
Oh course. I didn't drink the battery car.
Oh with disappointment.
Well, I was I looked at the traffic and I needed my tag
which gives me across a bridge faster and I wasn't gonna stand
in line to use the batteries and wait to pay for a bicycle across
the bridge.
All right, then while you're excused anyway, Mickey is more
in love with you than ever. And I guess that's a good thing.
Why she wants to she uses me for certain kinds of advice about
things like pocket cameras. Yeah. And I think I appreciate
the fact they do some research. So she's got a, she's doing well
as a photographer, apparently. So that's good for you. She's
doing better than our donations for this last two shows.
Yeah, yeah. And by the way, I did not get the gig. Remember,
Thursday, I had a job interview. It's the first job interview
I've ever had I've ever done. I think it's like, Nah, that's not
going to work out
when you went to work for radio stations. You have to do a year
but this
is not a this is not a radio station gig. I'm just trying to
get something that actually that paid the bills radio does not
pay the bills, my friend, in case you hadn't noticed. Even I
used to? Yeah, well, you've got radio and then you have below
that you have somewhere after a whole big void. After rodeo
clown. There's podcaster down there at the bottom.
Use the rodeo clown
you should reconnect to to mumble there's a huge delay.
We've got right now.
We're getting a delay. Yeah, yeah, I
can tell you're really delayed just reconnect. Okay, they have
to do of course when you reconnect them, we know what
happened now we'll
work five minutes to get to
it'll be worth it. It's okay. I'll also have a little ditty
but you should really do that. And be right back. Okay. Of
course I still have this cold which I think was part of it was
allergy related.
Yeah, I saw you didn't look sick. Oh,
thanks. We don't believe me, I'm sick. It's it's just don't look
sick as bullcrap is you got to either be an allergy, which
makes a lot of sense to me. It's a new area. And when people move
into a new area, we're in a new culture, they always have
psychological issues and they give them allergies.
Okay, you're saying I have psychological issues?
No, it's what happens when you move into a new environment
that's so radically different from everything you're used to.
And I would say Texas qualifies. Yeah,
well, it's the it's the mold allergy. And I have I have pills
for it. But I wasn't taking enough I guess. And so at the
end, there was like, no, but there's like a severe allergy
alert and I wasn't paying attention and let you let that
go on for but they had these allergy alerts. You know, one
day at Cedar the next day. It's I don't know ragweed. None of
that bothers me. ragweed is the worst. I actually am allergic to
that. Well, apparently, the mold is what I'm allergic to. And
they had like a red alert, you know, all the way to the end of
the scale. And I was like, you know, pop into these pills when
we're supposed to be taking 12 a day I thought I was on
maintenance. So that's that's what happened but then you get
this combination of the nasal drip and anyway, who gives a
crap this stuff to talk about in the world? But first let us
thank our let me see the list here. Do we have someone to
thank?
Yes, yes, we do. We have three people to thank and they then
they they say the number of people that came in at normal
rates is pretty pathetic, but not so with these folks and vent
by the way change Vivian pools name to Vicki. I got it. She
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should make her total contributions to the greatest
podcast in the universe equal 1011 12. I know I'm very late
for the actual October 11 date. But I cannot resist the 33
representation. Those numbers add up to 33. Right. And unlike
5555, which you no longer accept was that night in hindsight,
it's a mistake. I feel pretty sure that you will accept my
overdue contribution. I must admit that I missed the Food and
Wine talk from earlier days. Well, we only really fix that.
Yeah, we fix that today. And all we do is grouse. Maybe Sunday
after our trip to San Francisco indeed. But I still find your
deconstructions of the media priceless. Thank you so much for
all the work you've put into the podcast for all of us slaves.
She like a seems like
we think you can read it very well.
She like it. Hold on a second. I guess I'm gonna drink. Are you
going to do everything I can out Atlas Shrugged karma hit there
you go. And she says she does not want us to talk through the
karma. It seems like I feel the hit when you let it play
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You've got karma.
A clean shot of Atlas Shrugged karma for your
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I don't think so. I didn't see it out.
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You've got karma,
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Not bad. Now, I don't think that combination works, though. All
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and I actually forgot to say in the morning
in the morning to you Adam curry in the morning all ships at sea
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and to all of our human resources in the chat room
listening live and no agenda chat.net no agenda stream.com as
we do the show live every Sunday and Thursday morning 9am Gitmo a
nation West time and of course we had a lot of people come into
the chat room this morning and go hey man, where's the show
that late again a bit just double raggedy so these were
people from from other parts of the world where the time changes
on a different schedule as we fell back in our and I would
like to say welcome to fossil fuel Appreciation Day because
that's what this is. I figured it oh
I didn't know I want to celebrate by the by driving the
electric car into a pole.
Fossil fuel Appreciation Day as I have now researched once again
I do it every twice a year as to why we are being robbed of an
hour. Because you know one way or the other it's we're losing
it You don't want to like magically get it back. This is
not the give back time just because you get to sleep an hour
longer. And from what I've read the scientific fact is that
because of the changing of the clocks, we actually wind up
consuming about one to 2% more energy than normal because of
heating homes longer during dark hours and air conditioning
during the the extended daylight hours. So I think that this this
entire Daylight Saving scam is is just a fossil fuel
appreciation movement.
You know, I've got to get I can't, you know, I have I have
some old clips. And when I talk about old clips I'm talking
about from the 1930 or so
old, they're on 78 RPM records these clips.
And actually Psalm 78 did come with these clips on them, which
is a bunch of Hollywood celebrity types, moaning and
groaning about daylight savings time when they when they first
put it out, I think was they've just been in and out of vogue in
the United States
official in the United States until 1966, which I was
surprised by because you know, the story is Benjamin Franklin
was a smart dude and like we're burning too many candles,
please. I don't know that's probably not even true. This is
an oil based thing to get people to use more energy. This is bull
crap.
It is to like the theory it says it. The real real rationale is
had to do with farmers. But that's okay. It doesn't make any
difference and farmers can get a bad time they want Yeah. Before
we before we started going into the record processor, I have to
mention someone says one of our new upcoming nights Vicki is in
Memphis. And we didn't mention Taylor Swift earlier in the
show. I have to discuss a press release I received oh, about
Taylor's
Oh, okay. Well, this is very exciting. You know, Taylor's
gold of course,
we have to remember Taylor Swift. We talked about this two
or three years ago and she was coming up the ranks John, you
actually discovered her was you discovered Taylor Swift? Yeah,
well, we discovered her father was a major major player at
Merrill Lynch hedge fund took her and the family moved to
Nashville. Nashville. Exactly. And
and bought her spot in history. bought her spot in history
because his specialty was he was a money manager who specialized
in individual management of the super wealthy Yeah, like guys
who run record companies and guys on NBC Yeah, okay.
So he went there to to Nashville to to get his daughter into the
stream of these now she's worth apparently $165 billion million
dollars. Anyway so this this press release comes out it got
from go banking rates.com Just for immediate release. Taylor
Swift loses at the CMAS but go banking rates identifies her
five big money management when
I wait a minute. Wait a minute, her dad is now pimping her out
as a stock picker?
Yeah. So there's a Taylor's that goes on about all poor Taylor.
She lost this. She's the third richest. Oh, she's now worth
160 5/3 Highest Paid woman in Hollywood after Oprah and
Britney. Now, I believe that okay. I believe that too. So
Taylor Swift's five smartest money moves. This is what the
press releases about. So what do you think number one, that
smartest money move you can make what would be number one on your
list
on my list that would be to invest in gold and silver.
Okay, well that you do you obviously got nothing to do with
it. Number one, I tell you what you should be able to guess.
Find a good money manager.
Oh, of course. That is number one on the list. We need to look
at a top five drumroll for this. Okay, that's number one is go to
your daddy and have him help you, Zack, so what's number two?
Job
Number two is think strategically about money. Oh,
well,
does that mean like, don't just blow it on hookers? Or does that
that's I
think so what it means but what they what they have is their
little explanation makes no sense. It says Taylor made
headlines when she shared her decision to sell her new album
read in some unconventional places, including Papa John's
and Walgreens. What Oh, yeah, Walgreens has done their best
thing and strategic about marketing but yeah, money.
Idiots. There's just three more. All right, that's good. It's
good. Number three is a real good one because it plays into a
societal thing that's going on. And it's it's I think it's the
only valuable thing on here. Don't be afraid to buy used
items.
Oh like that that dress of hers that was clearly from Goodwill.
To funny thing is that she kind of contradicts what used
actually means when they have their expert explanatory
sentence and let me read it to you. And you know, I'm thinking
wow, this is kind of stretching the concept have used Taylor
Swift has no problem buying used items and according to her
official website goes into a trance when I'm in an antique
store.
This Louis Catorze desk it's used but it fits my house so
perfectly
by nothing but you antique.
It's the US goods roadshow everybody brought to you
know, I do more want to do think about the financial future. And
then it's she says she worries about everything and doesn't say
too much. And then number five now you have to remember they
already said she's got a net worth currently 165 She'll
probably top off at about a half a billion dollars. That would be
my guess.
By the time she marries the wrong guy. Well, she's
pretty hard to deal with. It looks like for men, but the dad
is not going to let her nose or know anything. The dad is
getting in control of this now. But here's the kicker number
five. And are you and it's like, Are you kidding me? Start a
college fund. She wants to start a college fund for her children.
What? Right she's 65 in the bank right now. And she wants to
start a college and why so she can make put 40 50,000 aside
Give me a break.
She she's she can buy a college. Yeah.
The Taylor Swift University. Yeah, it would be
right now. That's very depressing, John. Thank you.
That's really great. And
two real news. Yeah.
So let me
let me start off by talking about Hurricane Sandy for a
moment. And I'm not talking about New Jersey, or New York,
Manhattan or Staten Island, although I do think just on a
quick side note, I found it without a doubt hilarious to see
on Friday. 800 people standing in line for an iPad Mini while
we had 700 people in a different line getting food and water.
That to me was that was
America to America. That was the epitome
of Americana to me. No, no, no. I'm talking about Do you know
what? We're 50 people died from the hurricane Sandy John 50
People any idea? Where do you have no idea
what they could have died in Staten Island waiting for the
Paula Tonto to show no, no, no, that was 20 died in a food land
it could have been under into one of the summers it could have
been in one of those underground mines where all these bombs
live. Now it's even
better, it's even better.
Well, the world's attention was fixed on storm Sandy's impact on
the US. The hurricane force winds had already left a trail
of destruction across the Caribbean. on Haiti, more than
50 people died as swollen rivers burst their banks and landslides
damaged natural habitats and an estimated 20,000 homes. The
island's agriculture sector had already taken a battering from
Hurricane Isaac, which hit in August. After Hurricane Sandy
we've lost everything our plantations or livestock and
some of us have lost our homes. This rice that we have left we
are trying to plant again, we don't have much hope that it
will ever be harvested. Because we've heard that there are more
storms ahead. across the southern side of the island, the
storm caused a widespread loss of crops and food prices have
skyrocketed. On market seller says a cup of rice is selling
for about four US Dollars used to sell it to 50 We can't get to
another town to buy rice with crying out the prices must be
reduced.
Now before I play the remaining 17 seconds of this report. So
this is southern Haiti, Puerto prompts or Puerto Prince as we
would say, and so this of course is where we still have a couple
100,000 people living in tents eating mud cakes they have
cholera apparently a cup of rice $4 for a cup of rice.
They see here the kicker
from 250 but now but wait
ready a rip off but wait up of rice but wait, there's more.
Either way, we are sending rice all over the place. What and
then the Clintons collected data $300 million. Why don't we just
bag rice and ship crap loads of it to Haiti. I asked you why
the flooding has caused a spike in Colorado with around 300
suspected cases. Many of the population still living in
makeshift shacks following the earthquake in 2010. The Prime
Minister has launched a new appeal for international aid.
Okay, so this obviously irritates me to no end, because
we had these billions and billions of dollars that were
collected by our by our three about texted by our three
presidents President Obama. He had President Bush and President
Clinton and all they said was
we just need cash. I know a lot of people want to send blankets
or water. Just send your kid And
before John before you get into the fantastic select star
studded celebrity telethon that we had, which of course, we
predicted very accurately that this would happen happen even
faster than I would have expected. What what we did with
the some of the exact same people two years ago was collect
money for these people in Haiti in the south, which is very
important, remember, and of course, now we had this big
mission. It was not just Hillary Clinton, but Hillary and Bill
went to Haiti on October 23. One week, one week, the timing is
always everything with these Clintons one week before
Hurricane Sandy passed through, and I have two clips, just so
you can hear the douchebaggery lying sacks of crap that these
people are and what they're doing in the north and making it
look like everything is just fine. First, here's Lucifer,
Hillary Rodham Clinton herself.
We have been united behind a single goal, making investments
in this country's people and your infrastructure
you lying sack
that helped put Haiti finally on the path to broad based economic
growth with a more vibrant private sector and less
dependence on foreign assistance.
Right. So let me just get this straight. One week later. We
have people in the south already paying $2.50 for a cup of rice,
jacking it up to four they've got more collar they're still
living in shacks. And what are they doing here? They are
opening up a brand new $300 million garment center. And when
you hear and run by South Korea, okay, the South Koreans have now
enslaved the people of Haiti under the auspices of Bill and
Hillary Clinton and I want you to hear Bill Clinton who is
hammered. You have to see the video. It's in the show notes
458 dot na shownotes.com He is sloshed. He's swaying from side
to side you can hear it in his speech,
this industrial park in Haiti could provide progress for a
nation grappling with instability. The $300 million
project was opened on Monday at an event presided over by Bill
and Hillary Clinton. Long term is hoped the park will create
130,000 jobs and a much needed boost to a country still
suffering from the 2010 earthquake. UN Special Envoy
Bill Clinton said the project showed Haiti was no Lost Cause
what you see here today is an example of what works all over
the world. And a rebuke to those who say that progress is not
possible. Or the government is always the problem. Or something
else. What word Did you hear that or or something?
No. Furthermore, you're ugly.
And Hillary made me do this. Someone else? The guy is
hammered.
He has made his Haitian rum is good. even know what Island he's
on. And meanwhile, there's Martelly sweet and Mickey
Martelli, the douchebag musician they put in as the president of
the country. He's sitting you got to see this video. The body
language. You got to Hillary on the to the right of him. He's on
the left. He could not be leaning in any more left than
his eyes are just like looking at her like, oh, man, I hope she
can't touch me with their penis. I mean, it's it's frightening.
It is frightening to see what is going on. These people are
ripping off the country $300 million in South Korean money to
enslave the Haitians. And it's going so well in the north that
douchebags. And by the way, where was the the singing for
Haiti? Where was the singing for Haiti? It wasn't there because
you don't care. But everyone feels great because you texted
your $10 and they came back and they fooled you again. You
idiots. You texted another $10 to the stupid Red Cross.
Your the Red Cross is funny because they always get grilled
about where this money went. And they always say well, I got you
know, yeah, you you text $10 of the Red Cross. It just goes into
the general fund. It doesn't go day. Hurricane Haiti. No, Sandy,
you're at hurricane but Hurricane Sandy. I mean, it's
just, it's just unbelievable. So we had the crazy concert again,
I don't know they didn't overdo it. They just kind of put it on
NBC and then they they wrapped it around the regular
programming, but it finished it it was all NBC guys. And it
finished with this crazy pitch at the end at the very end of
the concert. These guys came out and Jon Stewart's up there
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band to all the talented
artists who joined us tonight. We thank you from the bottom of
our heart. We have been jam Among the lines you've done such
a
good job of jamming
the lines it's it's a reference to jamming the songs on the
stage folks
at the Red Cross if
you couldn't get through, they're going to be added all
night. So keep calling. Keep trying on the web all night
Jersey strong, man. Just keep just keep your heart in it. New
York, Jersey, all the affected areas. You guys have been very
generous really appreciate it.
Good night everybody.
Hey, John. John, by the way, by the way with Jersey strong
man. Yeah, Jersey strong dude. Dude so bad at the end when
store said that the last the last guy I left on the stage
there was was Al Roker who tried to get you here at the very end
he's trying to say some they cut him on
it cut it. Well, of course brokers and idiots is a
douchebag. Now that that is actually the just about the only
thing I saw of the show live because of our dinner. I think
Did you must have taped it because I didn't have a tape
here. And I heard even Mickey was like, What the hell is that
jersey strong. What does that mean? Is that like, is that like
a Lance Armstrong reference like LIVESTRONG Jersey straw? No, it
was it was lane. And all of this, of course happened on the
heels of the borough president of Staten Island saying this
live on television put together
pots of soup. And Noah distributed to the people down
there whose homes will just destroy and melt the Red Cross
was nowhere to be found.
Exactly the American cross, nowhere to be found.
All these people making these big salaries, read question,
salaries should be out there on the front line, and I am
disappointed. And my advice to the people who sat down was do
not donate the American Red Cross. Let them get their money
elsewhere. Because we have hundreds of people, hundreds and
hundreds of people in shelter straw sat down.
So the guy literally says, hey, they got nice offices. They got
nice salaries, but they're not here. And by the way, if you I
lived in I lived in Jersey for many, many years, 15 years, and
I build businesses in Manhattan. And you know what? No one ever
thinks about Staten Island. That's why they forgot because I
just forgot. That's what happens. We think about Staten
Island as a garbage dump. As a wasteland and of course it's
there's real people living there. But this is the actual
culture of Manhattan and you saw it coming out. No one will admit
it. I'll say it. People don't think of Staten Island when you
say where are you from Staten Island like Oh, really?
Because it's the Forgotten borough. Yeah,
it's it is literally a dump it is built on a on a on a
landfill. It is a landfill and it's and forgotten borough
that's exactly what happened. No one cares
enough that that Schumer showed up and gave a speech and he got
chewed out by a bunch of old ladies and then dibala Tano
showed up
well that was after this guy No that was after this guy is when
the Apollo Tonto shows up. There's lots of coverage.
Anderson Anderson Cooper's on the island all of a sudden who
by the way, he I don't have the clip unfortunate enough time. He
said my family goes back generations to Staten Island
freely. Anderson Vanderbilt pooper Are you kidding me?
Really said
yes. I wish I
had I wish he has some cousin that lives there. All right. Oh,
yeah.
Who knows? Who knows? Maybe he was cottaging. I don't know what
he was doing.
Meanwhile, in Manhattan. Here's an energy interesting little
tidbit does not cover it in the news tried to play the free
gasoline clip
already.
Across the river in New York City drivers were no longer
lining up at stations. Instead, they were waiting in equally
long queues at National Guard armories. They'd been drawn
there by the offer of free government provided petrol. Oh,
yeah. What could possibly go wrong?
free petrol.
So I have friends down by exit 100 Toms River I think we've
discussed at Rumson but mainly Toms River, which is the poor
side of exit 100. And Jack Ponte guy who's been in the music
business for a long, long time. He's a very cranky, just a
cranky dude. And, and he was able to get internet service. He
had no electricity in his house for most of the week. And he's
got dogs and whatever. And you know, he's just always
complaining. And he said, he said, Adam, they are not
reporting this thing correctly on the news. We have national
guard with em sixteens guarding the gas stations. You are not at
the end and all you see on CNN is the same report the reporter
going like, wow, we're getting in line. Now. Let's clock the
time. Okay, let's see how long Oh, it's 20 minutes later. Let's
see if we gotta get some gotta land. And then you wait, and
then you loop through the loop. We've been over an hour and a
half. I hope we can still get some gasoline, but they're not
showing the national guard with the M sixteens out there.
They're not sure During the looting that is going on real
looting, there is looting all up and down the Jersey Shore. This
is not being reported. Instead, we get these. I reported reports
with a nice toodaloo piano music. And I guess it's meant to
make you feel patriotic and good or something about the
resilience of the American people. Jersey strong get Jersey
strong man. In fact, the president on his let me get it
here for a second. Where is it? The President did his weekly
YouTube address and say, I thought I recorded that. Oh,
yeah, here he is. So he's, he's in his in his a flight jacket
once again, because this, of course, is what we do as
Americans, we dress our president up in some kind of
militaristic garb, to make them look like they're actually doing
something. And, and so it's kind of this interesting little
tidbit that he throws out. And then he goes into his whole
America, hell yeah, routine.
If you've been directly impacted by this storm, and need
temporary assistance getting back on your feet. You can call
one 800 621 FEMA, one 800 621 FEMA, or apply at disaster
assistance.gov. If you know folks who are still without
power, please spread the word and let them know.
So this is what I don't get. Did he just say if you know, folks
without power, he didn't say, go over there. Help him out, give
him a sandwich, get him some dry ice, bring him into your house.
Now. He said, Give him the phone number. So they can get
assistance. You can call that number all you want. You're just
not going to turn your lights back on. That you know what I
mean, John, that made no sense to me.
He is not a community guy. He's a community organizer, not a
real community guy. Well, here's think in those terms, well,
here's his attempt at building community.
And if you don't live in an affected area and want to help
supporting the Red Cross is the best and fastest way.
Just so you know, supporting the Red Cross is the best and
fastest way. That's the best and fastest way and can ask you a
question. Why do I see reports in San Francisco all morning
about people giving blood to the Red Cross? I haven't heard that
there was a need for blood.
There is no need for blood. But this
is what it is. The whole morning on ABC legs just blew up. Now
they're saying,
Oh, they're not people being hospitalized left and right.
Needing blood. I
think the Red Cross is in the secondary blood market. They're
selling it to Russia. I don't know what they're why why did
they why are they asking for blood?
Weird, huh.
That you mentioned I didn't think about that. But you're
absolutely correct. It makes sense. Yeah. I mean, yeah, I
need to go I you know, I mean, they always use blood, but it's
why more blood out of the blue. Here's the
rest of the President's moment.
This week, we've been humbled by nature's destructive power.
No, no, no, it wasn't nature. This was manmade global warming.
You shouldn't it was a missed opportunity, Mr. President, but
we've
been inspired as well. For when the storm was darkest, the
heroism of our fellow citizens shone brightest. Here it comes.
The nurses and doctors at NYU Medical Center who evacuated
fragile newborns carrying some down several flights of stairs.
The firefighters and queens who battled an inferno from flooded
streets and rescued people from an apartment building by boat.
The Coast Guard crews from North Carolina who saved a sinking
ship and stormy seas. And the rescue swimmer who when he
reached those in need said, I'm Dan, and I hear you guys need a
ride.
Did you? Did you see this story? Because I want to see that
package. Hey, I
didn't see that pack? No, neither did I.
I'm like, I missed it. Obviously, I missed a really
good produced package. Hey, I'm Dan, you need a ride. I mean
that is that not the movie ending to this? Is that not the
way we want to believe reality is that we've got Bruce Willis
swimming out to some people drowning and says, Hey, I'm Dan,
I hear your people need a ride up Kai gay. I mean, this is
disgusting. There are still people in Manhattan who have not
eaten for days. They're like 80 and 8090 years old. They're on
the 18th floor and no one's come to look for them. No one. No one
No Red Cross. No FEMA. That's who
we are. We're American. And times are tough or tougher. We
put others first we go that extra mile. We open our hearts
and our homes to one another as one American family. We recover.
We rebuild. We come back stronger. And together. We will
do that once more. Yeah. Thanks. All right. God bless you. God
bless America.
Jersey strong. Here's a strong Mr. President. Now you know, I
love I do love Americans who who do jump in and help each other
help the neighbors. That's the only thing that's keeping people
alive. You know? Yes, of course, eventually you'll get some kind
of something from the federal government. But again, you know,
people are being taught right here in this video. If you got a
problem call one 800 861 FEMA. If you know someone else who has
a problem, don't go help them call one 861 FEMA. That's not
how you do it.
Hi, I'm Dan.
Here, you need a ride than anyone
else do. You did my thing by Taylor Swift. It was depressing.
Oh, it's just it's you know, yeah, it irritates
you have you played a clip rationing? Like 97? Yeah, I want
to mention that everything you're going to hear in this
clip, is a fractal of exactly the same bought the same period
in time. 40 years ago, which is the cycle that exist and this is
the fractal this we had the same thing only it was under
different circumstances as the
turnpike. More than 100 cars and trucks snaked along at a snail's
pace for over three hours, and hopefully like another hour. To
get some comfortable in this part of the state only one in
four stations had both the needed power and fuel supply to
handle the demand. And as midday approached a new complication
rationing. The governor of New Jersey has just announced that
in less than three hours, motorists will only be able to
get gas if the last number of their license tag is even
numbered, and it's an even number day of the month. Well,
we have an even number but this is an odd number day. And so
we're in a race against time to get to the pump. We did make it
before the deadline otherwise it would be another day until our
next chance to fill up
Yeah, I remember the 70s I was
living in New you remember the bat yo and even number day odd
number day?
No, I don't because I was living in the Netherlands. You know, we
had auto free Sundays.
That means you couldn't drive on Sunday.
No drive. No driving anywhere in the entire country auto free
Sunday. Wow. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, auto free. So they just a whole
day you are not allowed to drive
religion to that in the pot as an idea as
a red book prediction.
By the way, if you have vanity plates in New Jersey, you are
seen as an odd man out and you are only allowed to go on odd
numbered days. So yeah, no, there's it's going to be until I
think they're saying November 10 or 11th Until some people's
electricity is restored. And the only report and this was this
was such a bogus report that I saw on this was NBC. It was
great because we flew JetBlue oh, by the way, once again
JetBlue. Coach class tickets priority line. Hey, now, Miss
Mickey. So JetBlue has live television. And so I'm watching
these NBC reports I was able to get this one, which was I mean,
if you look at the report, I think it was totally bogus and
made up but this was supposed to show you the desperation in
Manhattan desperate
it has gotten here. In this neighborhood. We're here outside
the key foods Avenue A and East Fourth Street, and people are
dumpster diving and what they're going after here is the food
that was inside these key foods, we presume it was spoiled and
was dumped out here for garbage. But instead those here some that
I've spoken with, so hungry, they literally pried open this
dumpster, you see that door open right now and they are literally
picking through for whatever they can take home with
themselves. We've seen everybody here from the elderly, to
families, with children that literally up on top of this,
looking for whatever it is that they could take home with
themselves.
Now you when you hear this report, you're thinking there's
people with the diving board going the diving in the dumpster
in there, rather than just rummaging through it now,
there's seven people and they're like, We have like sticks and
they're poking at this thing like Ooh, man, oh, man. They got
like tongs, like kitchen tongs. I don't think I'll take that
this was not an act of desperation. This was a lame
attempt to try and give some balance to what is really going
on. Your News is fooling you people. And whether the memo
went out worse and whether the amendment memo went out and
said, you know, we can't have people actually knowing about
the looting and about the starvation and the people dying
upon the old people dying on high floor apartments. And let's
let's just bounce it out a little bit and give them a
little bit of this fake dumpster diving. It really it's
disgusting me and really made me angry. And of course, you know,
all we do is we text $10 to the stupid Jersey strong thing. The
Red Cross has nice salaries, they don't go to the right
places. They get all kinds of shields to come in and say yeah,
we're doing a great job. You're not You're not get off your ass
and go help people don't just text hindaun worse is the demise
of this country
well, I'm not gonna argue the point. Yeah, change your Twitter
icon just texting $10 Just, you know and make you die. I feel
good. I did my part. I'm done.
Now where's my iPad Mini? Where's my iPad Mini.
That's literally gonna bring it we lower the prices.
Lower the price of the iPad Mini. I'm sick and tired of
that. What am I hearing? Is Louise is so noisy here in San
Francisco. Yes, sirens going bye now someone's like they're
working on the road on a Sunday. I don't know what they're doing
now, where they get paid overtime and it's a gouge the
public for even more money.
So we were talking. You brought up on Thursday show that Lucifer
Clinton was in was in Croatia, Belgrade. Where was she again?
Yeah, she's in Croatia. And we got a good note from one of our
producers. Exactly. Ivan. And you you have it there. Right.
Once you read some of the
I got the note. And then I also have a couple things for us to
look at, including a news article and a map. John, I've
got a map for you. So yeah, Ivan. Ivan. Producer IVAN says
while Hillary visited Croatia November 2 in the November 3 TV
news, and Ivan says it was announced that Russia that the
Russians are signing up with Hungary instead of Croatia for
the South Stream project. Turns out that the the cost is greater
with the Hungarians, but the Russians couldn't withstand
Croatians stalling anymore. And indeed, I find the news report
Croatia regrets loss of South Stream pipeline route now this
is of course, a natural gas pipeline. And John right now I'd
like you to go to South stream.currie.com. And now we
will meet and I was right. Immediately we understand why
Hillary Clinton was there with the the note of the no chin
monster, Baroness van Ashton from the European Union, South
stream.currie.com. And you will see here a map of two pipeline
routes. One is the South Stream, which is a Gazprom or Gss is now
known the Gazprom South Stream pipeline route which comes from
Russia piping gas into why is my is it opening for you?
Yeah, I'm looking at it. I probably owe Korea I was
probably loaded overloaded the server. No, no, no, it's
actually in some Wordpress site.
No, no, no, I understand. But it's it's a forward South Stream
dot curry document. Again, it's fine. Okay, I got it. So you see
the blue line is from Russia and Kazakhstan, going through
Bulgaria, through Sofia going through Serbia, Belgrade going
through Hungary, Hungary, a Hungary, Slovenia, and then
through Italy into Europe. And then we have the competing lines
in the buco line, which is the competitor to the Russians,
which of course, is what Lucifer Clinton is shilling for coming
from Georgia, Azerbaijan, Iraq, right, going through Turkey, and
then going through Bulgaria and then routing through Romania,
Budapest and into Austria, into Europe. So this as we descend,
it was so obvious. This is all about the competing pipelines
and they just wanted to block the Russians.
Right. But but the Hillary pipelines not the I mean that he
wrote us a note because obviously the the argument was
if you were if you look at Belgrade, it's that that's where
the pipeline should cut across Croatia from there Yeah, the
Slovenia instead of going all the way around Hungary, yes. But
Croatia seems to be left out of all this and exactly what does
Hillary she may mention according to the note that she
wants again according to her speech, that she wants Croatia
to start thinking about LNG liquid natural gas yes plot
Terminus terminals terminals on the on the front on the ocean
are there there's the Adriatic Sea, they have a whole huge
coastline the the crowds do and but I don't see where it has
anything to do these two things, except for that one.
No, no, she wants but the first thing is cock blocking the
Russians, and then and then rerouting the buco anyway that
she'd that is the most efficient to get into Europe, which is why
the no chin monster from Europe is there, and why they're
dangling European membership over these countries. It's like
just participate in our pipeline, no matter what it what
did they want to do. It doesn't really matter as long as they
get rid of the Gazprom line.
Cantor's in the DNR, you got lines are competing with each
other?
Well, because they're from two different organizations. Yeah, I
mean, this is reminding me of the early days of the telegraph.
Oh, you remember these days? Yes, they do. As a matter of
fact, in 1860s, just during the Civil War, they were all these
different there were probably 20 or 30 Major telegraph companies.
And over the long haul of, I don't know, a decade or so, I
think the telegraph wars maybe ended in the 1870s. All during
that period of all the telegraph companies Western Union, which
ended up being the one we still know, was notorious for sending
out goons to cut down other people's competitors. telegraph
poles. Yeah. So they find somebody line a bunch of poles
up, and they send their goons out and they chop the poles
down. Yeah. And, and these other guests have tried to chop down
Western Union poles and they get beat up. And it was just, it was
a joke. But this seems like the same kind of fractal.
This is exactly why we need more ham radio operators, because we
are going to run into this with internet and everything. And
please join my echo link reflector 775753.
To keep plugging that, get that plug in that
I do. So anyway, Gazprom another little, just a little bit of
nice pipeline news there. They are launching two satellites at
the end of this year. And I'm thinking what is Gazprom have to
do with satellites? Is that to watch their pipelines.
That's what he says or as you would say, da
that's the only thing I could come up with. I just want some
confirmation. Anyway, so I'm sure Mr. Oil will be able to
fill me in on more this Nobuko versus South Stream. Although I
don't know if he's even if he's still in the in the business, he
seems to be doing like a travel travel company.
There's still some missing information from why they took
the route from Belgrade through Hungary as a post there must the
Russians. Well, you know, part of it is then that's the Russian
pipeline. I have to say I've been to Croatia a couple of
times, because I write for a magazine there and hang out with
the elites of the area. Oh, nice editors. Nice. And I'll tell you
bring up the right to to any Croatian you bring up the
Russians and especially Putin. Uh huh. And they go ballistic.
They think he's a criminal. They go on and on and on. And they
just the Croatians actually, I think, hate the Russians.
Well, there's a lot of hate in the region for sure. And
Madeline Albright because of course, all of this goes back to
the Clintons originally when they were bombing the crap out
of everything there. Which of course, I don't believe in any
of this. Oh, the Serbs hate these and the Croats, and
actually the Serbs, the CRO s do hate each other. Right.
But enough for us to go bombing one or the other.
I don't know the backstory on that bombing thing either. It
was very sketchy.
Yeah. Madeleine Albright was in her birth town. She was in
Prague. And she was there for a booksigning and she apparently
she's not well loved by the Serbs. And I have a feeling this
has to do with her work with the Clintons. Exactly. Sure. So a
whole bunch of Serbs come in and they start kind of like yelling
at her like you're a war criminal. Now Madeleine Albright
is about three foot nine. And she's sitting behind the desk in
one of these typical book signings and but she is she's
gonna play the audio for you may not be that legible for you John
through the mumble hopefully people who listen to the podcast
over the head so you'll hear start yelling you know, stop
stop stop and at a certain point she says You disgusting Serbs
literally she does Yeah. Now this was big news. Oh, I missed
this Yeah, let's listen to that coming around again interface
get out you hear her out she's yelling at these big dudes and
listening
here comes standby.
You Hey
could you hear it? Oh yeah he disgusting Serbs get out. So no,
no agenda there huh
That's good one Yeah. Now this is my friend no slip of the day.
Oh
wow okay well I'll I mean even even when I'm on the road I
apparently still I still have the juice
to have what it takes I do.
clip for the day.
Disgusting sermon to start singing Clip of the Day. I'm not
gonna give it a word anymore.
I won't. I won't do it. I'm sorry. I won't do it.
Wow, good one. Yeah, so BayWa says we're talking about this
sort of thing Do I think the most suppressed news story is
about Putin
about his back
about his back my ass he got did they think the smart money
thinks that when he went out to the driving around with those
cranes that that little lighter than air bullshit aircraft
crashed, that he crossed the Ultralight and he's a dink he's
all dinghy here played Putin story. Oh, Russian
President Vladimir Putin prides himself on his alpha male image,
but recently he's almost disappeared from public view.
Growing challenge report from Moscow where Putin's health is
the talk of the town.
donning his aviator goggles recently, Russia's presidents to
the sky. The September flights with a Siberian cranes of the
Yamal Peninsula was a textbook Vladimir Putin publicity stunts.
But is it possible he came down with a bit of a bump? A few days
later at the Asia Pacific conference in Vladivostok. Some
observers said he was moving with a limp, and gossip hungry
Russians have been noticing a few suspicious changes to their
leaders behavior. Normally, these roads will be closed down
at least twice a day, as Putin's motorcade brings him either to
or from the Kremlin. But recently has hardly been any
side of him as his regular forays into Russia's wilderness
prove Vladimir Putin is a sporty man is spokesman explained that
anyone who is this athletic picks up the odd injury every
now and again, he's happened before the spokesman said and
he's just got a little back strain now. Nothing serious. Had
nothing to do with flying with the cranes.
Hmm.
I don't know if I buy this.
I'm telling you that I they showed some shots of him. He
looks like a guy who just had a concussion. He's got a dinghy.
Look. He's just kind of like it doesn't look like the normally
Putin has got this snide kind of, you know, knowledgeable
quality about Yeah, and it just didn't look right. But play the
second half of this clip. And there's another couple of the
observations.
But since his trip to Vladivostok, a number of
official trips have been postponed or canceled. Russians
are wondering whether there's something more seriously wrong
with him.
What indeed is secretive insights on his private life is
fully closed from the people. Whenever you see him with his
wife, we never see him with his children, for families to be out
of it. Putin draws his inspiration from the time when
he was beginning his career as a KGB officer in the in the USSR.
He may be a tough guy, but Vladimir Putin is 60 and his
strength can't last forever. This alpha male persona is so
important to his reputation, though, that information of any
infirmity or weakness will be tightly managed. Rory challans
How to zero Moscow. This, by
the way, is also a fractal John. I mean, we've seen this with
Russian presidents. And usually they're drunk. Right? Yeah. Now
the reason why you don't see him with his wife, I believe and the
guy is clearly gay. I mean, there's so whatever's going on.
They're in his palace and he's he's bi curious at the least
bisexual for sure, but probably just really gay. And I think
he's probably hooked on something. He's a he's he's
whacked out he's out of it. And he can you know, they they're
trying to get him. Either they're trying to get him back
or they're not they're just trying to keep them drugged and
subdued or MK Ultra or whatever. But this is not new for Russian
presidents.
Now it's true now the I'm still of the opinion that there was
something bad happened or he had Philip II hurt his head. But but
let's assume that that's not the case. And something more along
the lines of him being drugged or something like that is in
play now that kind of confirms another curious thing. I saw all
these clips, the close up shots of him in that ultralight
aircraft. He also has kind of a dinghy
doesn't. He know he looks distant. He looks distant. I
agree. Looks
as though he's not a happy camper to say the least in that
stupid plane.
So here's the thing that I have a problem with. And let me just
say I think there is some Nothing wrong because his PR
efforts are so well orchestrated. And I we have a
lot of friends of the show and supporters, although I don't
think we get a lot of actual donations from Russia. You
remember when he had the he did that fishing expedition with
Medvedev, and they're sitting on the pier there, and they're
reeling them in one after another. Another story I heard
is it is so tightly controlled his these types of PR things
that he does, that he had divers, so divers in wet suits
in a pond putting fishing fish on the hook, and people figured
out that this was happening because they put a fish on the
hook that doesn't naturally swim in that water. And that's how
the dead fish. Well, they know that a little mechanical, dead
fish. Unbelievable. So awesome. But they're not even doing that.
So maybe, maybe just maybe this guy has been under someone's
control for quite a while. And we and we're now just starting
to notice it. That but I don't think he's covering up I think,
you know, there's there's something seriously wrong, but
more of the addictive kind or that someone has just placed him
under a voodoo spell or something.
Well, they could be the Russian mob having something to do with
this. I mean, for one thing, they there's a lot of these, you
know, ultra billionaires that came out of the collapse of the
Soviet Union that would you know, that doll through all by
corruption, and they're fairly powerful group as as a whole and
they're worried about Putin, I think threw a couple of their
boys in the slammer for no real good reason without a trial kind
of, Oh, hold
on a second, John. This Justin, we have breaking news, breaking
news from our Russian friends just in Putin, his back pain
apparently is a cover up. There was an assassination attempt. On
his way back from the summit, they destroyed an entire section
of the road in the bomb blast and that's how he hurt his back.
This Justin from our trusted Russian sources, well, that, you
know, that would make sense would, wouldn't it because he's
not coming out.
He's gonna be driving around in an armored car. Possibly. Uh,
you know, the Italians are the ones that the mob Italian Mob is
the ones who invented this idea of you take a part of the
roadway. Yeah, because you have a construction crew that's dead.
Right mob owned. Yeah. And you take a huge swath of the roadway
and you plant high explosives throughout the thing for about,
I don't know, probably a 16th of a mile. And then when the guy
when the car is going across, or the whole motorcade is in the
case was a judge that they had to kill in in Italy, or maybe it
was Sicily Bozhena, which is Italy, but I think mainland
maybe it was Italy, they blew up this thing and it made a huge
like a like a bomb hole huge. And blew the car into the air
and to smithereens. Right. And it's possible that this sort of
thing could have happened to Putin.
Well, that's that news literally just came in as we're doing the
show live from one of our trusted Russian sources. That
there was on his way back from the summit. I don't know which
summit would that have been Do you think which Summit? Well,
let me just
let me say I've been Putin Summit.
Summit. You know, I love the book on the last day when he was
in was the
they didn't mention Vladivostok in must be Vladivostok.
Oh, here will top top hit here. Kremlin denies injury reportedly
from birdstone has grounded Putin. Okay. Putin Summit. My
thesis? Yes, a moment while your thesis is the same as ABC News.
So I think
I think okay, we know that our guys probably better. I
think I think we have better info than ABC News. Let me see
Obama stays away from Putin Summit. What was Putin Summit?
Was that the Asia but Oh, was that the the big Asia Pacific
summit that Vladivostok? I just You're right. You're right. That
was the one okay. So on the way back, and Vladivostok Of course
it would make sense because he's probably
you know, it's a home not liked in Vladivostok, not like
there at all, and they tried to blow him up now. That sounds
like a reasonable but he's got to do something. Heat. So
Redbook prediction he's going to come out and he said dude, he's
gonna do a parachute jump or what else could he do John could
he
relies galavanting around shirtless with his
it's got it's got to be some went on it's got to be something
you can do with the with a back brace on so what could it be I
think it he should do something that is not physical on the body
but maybe kill something big can he go shoot something or he can
go hunting an African and drop an elephant? Yeah, something big
he's he's got to do like a real manly man thing. Now we'll have
to get we'll just keep our eye on it. But now you know what's
coming,
you know, whatever the case is? So it does something is up as
well. And I think we're giving even the little bit of
information we have is probably better than you're getting from
ABC News, if they've discussed it at all. If they had any time
in between, I didn't think
it was being discussed at all by any of the mainstream guys when
I first pulled this clip from Al Jazeera.
Yeah, well, it's not really because ABC has now I saw this
this morning. They have purchased the package from CNN,
the AI reporter package with the piano music. Oh, it's so
disgusting. It makes me want to throw up.
Well, I have a dinner that story isn't obscure enough. I have one
other one that I think is not being covered at all. And when I
heard it, because, you know, we're talking about wine and
food again. I said, Well, that's interesting. That's against the
theory, but I didn't know any of this. Play the saffron scam.
Saffron is a key part of Afghanistan's local economy, but
recently prices have been falling. Bernhard Smith reports
from passions outgun inherit province where farmers are
struggling.
It is the most expensive spice in the world. Saffron has been
used for 1000s of years in cooking and traditional
medicine. But the saffron farmers of passion Zargon have
seen the price of their valuable crop collapse.
Farmers are being crippled by the fall and saffron prices. We
used to sell a cue over $5,000 But now we only get 1000. Many
farmers say they'll go back to growing poppy
much like the opium producing Poppy. The saffron producing
crocus thrives in this arid land. It's 20 years since the
crocus was introduced here, allowing farmers to turn away
from the drugs trade. Most of the saffron goes to Iran and is
repackaged as an Iranian product. Afghan farmers say a
glut of the spies in Iran has hit prices. They also blame the
Afghan government for not providing any marketing support
to promote their high quality saffron. Huh.
These Iranians have been selling us a bill of goods about the
saffron being their product. I telling you they stolen it. I
have a whole availed. I went to the gourmet food shows and oh,
yes, well, the you know, Iran has got all sci fi were the real
producers that the best saffron does suffer from Spain and
Italy's bowl crap. And there's just getting it from the
Afghanistan ease who are growing it by the bushel load dropped by
the kilo load. Good price, by the way. 5000 a kilo. If you get
it for 1000, which is 150 old price. I guarantee if I go to
the Iranian store this down the street here, they will not have
any cheaper prices that just there's a gouge going on,
there's a gouge.
And do you use this spice yourself charm all the time.
What because I've never used this and I'm thinking maybe I
should, it seems to be a very powerful thing to use in your
cooking.
well as using a couple basic dishes that you might want to
play with one as any sort of fish stew would benefit from
saffron to an extreme. But generally speaking what is used
for by the Iranians. The way I cook rice in that style. It's
used in in rice and rice cooking you color the rice with an
Indian flavor the rice with it, and it's absolutely fantastic is
one of the most tasty things you'll ever eat. Saffron rice,
saffron it is.
You know, speaking of kind of spices from foreign lands that
we were picked up at the airport by our friend Tony the terrorist
who who used to drive me whenever I'd come in from Los
Angeles, when am I frequented the Bay Area more often. Tony,
of course is from Lebanon, but he he's he's in one of these
families that has you know, they're rich in London and all
over the place. And he's kind of will not have kind of he is the
outcast black sheep. He's driving a you know, a 2002
towncar around San Francisco, doing some translation work on
the side. And and he probably is a real terrorist. He has links
to al Qaeda, and don't like you know, Tony, what is going on
with Yemen? You got to explain why can't we talk about
everything? Oh, by the way, he totally confirmed the hostage
situation in Syria, completely confirmed it. He said his
brother overheard a conversation in Tunisia, where they were
yelling at at some guy on the phone because not only had the
ambassador suffocated in the fire, which wasn't supposed to
happen, but there was one of the three other guys was a high
level or higher level official who was not supposed to be
killed. And the whole thing was ordered from the United States.
So that's confirmed and I believe Tony the terrorist,
second, Yemen I like the idea that is good. Do you accept that
as confirmation from this guy? Yeah, I told I but I don't
accept it as confirmation but I do accept the thesis I mean that
we develop the thesis right away yeah,
that's okay. I mean it but he was even like who everyone knows
this is what he was saying.
Oh that I can see that everybody mental these people don't
realize like we talk in the United States you go to people
especially the just a classic like we talked about talking
about Britney Spears or Honey BooBoo or Honey BooBoo, or Honey
BooBoo in New Zealand. I mentioned Honey BooBoo, by the
way, in the Middle East east. All they talk about is politics.
And they are all watchdogs of their political system. We don't
even care in this country at all, except for our show.
Yeah, and they and they all know about what's going on. And they
know all the players and it's tribes and a lot of it's word of
mouth. And but I think that, you know, I'm just believing this so
I'm, I'm down with this as confirmation. It's good. If it's
good enough for Tony, the terrorist is good enough for me.
So then I move on. Remember, I only have a short trip from SFO
to downtown San Francisco, it's only about 2530 minutes. So I
got to grill the guy. And Mickey's just laugh and she's
just laughing because she loves it. And I'm like, Okay, what
about Yemen? He says, Adam, I tell you, as people in South
Yemen, he says they're great people I said the people in
North Yemen. He says they are the worst people in the world.
He says if he had a nuclear bomb, he would go and blow them
all up. This is Tony the terrorist. I'm like, Well, what
I don't understand, you know, and then once he's going to
these tribes and how they, you know, they're just the homeless.
You know, they, they're backstabbers they're liars. You
can't trust them. So what do they do up there? Why are we
droning them and then he said oh, it's because of the scat
trade you know the that's that stuff that the people chew
cat a cat I'm sorry scat scat is shattered
the cat trade I'm thinking
what tray
I'm sorry I'm I'm ill the cat tranche Oh, hold on a second
here we go. So it's the it's the cat trade. He says they export
so much of that stuff to the United States that people he
says particularly in San Francisco he says that people
are high on it day and night and and what's happening this is
just another Poppy trade that's why we're droning these these
these creeps we're taking over their drug business this is a
drug business no one ever talks about
it. Well it gets talked about occasionally by one of the
usually by one of the newsweeklies that comes up in
the conversation and you can grow cat in this country too is
very hard to get the seeds or the plants or
you can grow poppies here too if you want I mean you'd have to
grow a huge field and make it worth your while but I didn't
know that anybody in this who's using the cat here in the US of
A
How about all the brown people really
this I'm gonna have to look into a coordinate find it hard to
believe that cats being used at all it all it is is it's a mild
for people out there you can look it up on the Wikipedia it's
a mild stimulant that apparently workers in the Middle East as
the low end the the poor of the poorest of the poor because
stuff is cheap this cat can work a lot harder for their dollar an
hour or whatever they get paid or less if they're stoned on cat
because it gives you a lot of energy it's kind of like cocaine
the cheapest like poor man's cocaine
that Laurel I mean ever hear of crack every year of weed? I mean
these are all drugs I mean if there's a if there's a market
for it, you can bet the United States of America including our
politicians are in on the game. It's what we do.
Or that bombs
you but we use the bombs to control our business.
What are you doing?
I'm just thinking about this. You're what was that? It was a
pan I had I'm going like this with a pan against my chair
handle like this because I have this kind of a nervous tic when
I'm trying to think about something and so I'm making this
noise here it is the
United States cat is a schedule one drug schedule one. Is that
what is the only Yeah, I don't
think that's the worst. Yeah, so of course best I don't know.
It's the best thing. What's held all then. Cat is a stimulant.
It's an categories we use. Yeah. Well, I don't know what to
category one is. What is their schedule one drug?
What is looking at up you what is the schedule? So why do they
call it
drugs? Schedule? No schedule schedules under this schedule
schedule one the drug or other substance has a high potential
for abuse the drug or other substance has no currently
accepted medicinal use and treatment in the United States
there's a lack of accepted safety for use of the drug or
other substances
again, Texas Board of Pharmacy schedule one drugs with a high
abuse risk period. These drugs have no safe accepted medical
use United States including marijuana which is bogus,
heroin, heroin, which is also bogus, EMA, which is all they're
all bogus PCP and crack cocaine. Well crack cocaine you can do as
EMT, very careful to use drugs with a high abuse rate, but safe
accepted medical things like perca. Dan, yeah. Pain morphine.
However, it'll end how old all
Ritalin, Adderall all easily obtainable through prescription.
Yay.
And then schedule three, four and five are drugs with an abuse
risk less than two of these drugs have a safe and accepted
medical use, including hydro code don't, which I believe is?
What's the Oxycontin? Right so oxycontin is a kit scheduled 345
Because Because that's the legal Harris's that's the legal
heroin. I love what how people say I have no authority to talk
about drugs on the show because I've never done code somebody
said that in the chat room. Yeah. ban them.
Yeah, ban them kick that guy on reading
right. I'm reading right from the State Board of Pharmacy.
What authority do I need to read by
the way a website I am the authority when it comes to dope
to pot to Matt to marijuana. The Mary Jane reefer
let me reiterate what I just said. I am reading directly from
the State Board of Pharmacy. I can't read no no. Bad luck chat
room.
They were complaining about me not
that you are complaining about I'm telling you what I think you
always
are the genius no one ever complains about you. You have
all the credibility in the world. It's that's curry
he has a notion of personal offense I used to read
he's a disc jockey. He doesn't have never done coke. He doesn't
know anything.
Anyway, the point is, is that the scheduled thing is crap. So
cat would be scheduled one
which makes it highly desirable commodity to be selling.
I've never even known this was available to anybody.
See, this is why you've got to tell you got to get out of the
house. You got to talk to Terry hang
out with more terrorists worthy Middle Easterners.
I'm telling you man, Tony, the terrorist is a treasure trove
of information. I think it's spelled K h a t Yeah,
some but also kick you you at I think is another way to spell
it.
QAT ga TMIRA I don't know how you pronounce that cat but okay.
All right. It's a flowering plant native to the Horn of
Africa in the Arabian Peninsula.
Let me see if we've ever had a cat bust here. Cat Cat. Cat bus
by disgrace Toronto Police Drug Squad. m de man this is like
stuff that is your
little herb that grows on its Casa duelists it's really easy
to
three faces Yeah, it's easy to grow weed to dude but we still
import that from Mexico. Due to dude. Here Green Bay Wisconsin
three men are facing criminal charges of possession you
don't want this to get out. Let me read you this from the
Wikipedia before you go on with that I have to read it to read
this cat contains a mono amine alkaloid gold Kathy own, which
is said to cause this is it. Is it? Excitement, okay. Loss of
appetite. And euphoria. This is a this is a diet drug as in the
weightings in the wing? Yeah, we need more diet drugs. You don't
see a fatty Ethiopian?
No, no. I'm sure it's not because of famine.
They're chewing too much cat.
Yes, people in the chat room. I've never done blow. I've never
done coke. I've done Adderall. Okay, we
don't want to just stop talking to the chat room that they're at
six for the rest of the show. All right. ixnay on the chat
room che
listen to this. So you know, I think you're right. I think that
no one wants anyone to know about this. This is I bet you
this is huge. I have a feeling the cat trade is so much bigger.
You know there's a possibility this is this is a great
discovery.
But why else? Because I said to Tony I said why are they droning
these people up there in Yemen. He says first of all, they
deserve to die. That was that says Middle Eastern. That's him
as
a Middle Easterners but I even pushed
him. I said Is it because of the pipelines? He says no man is
because of their cat trade, because you can't trust him. So
I think these guys they're bogarting you know, they're like
screwing us on some deals. And then to show him who's boss. We
fly a couple of drones and shoot a Hellfire to and like oh, okay,
so we must be organizing some complete drug route with all
this cat. Look we got a lot of people who know what this stuff
is and I'm sure they're digging it and according to Tony this
container full showing up here in San Francisco Wow Yeah,
I can believe it in 1854 Malay writer Abdullah bin Abdul Kadir
noticed that in the the custom of chewing cat was prevalent in
1854 in El who day in Yemen.
Uh huh.
So this is all this is interesting. This is a total
twist had no one has ever even thought of bringing up on it on
a mainstream media news show. No.
Well, of course not because they don't have something Yeah,
they don't have cat seized by the DEA in July 2006 bundles
of cat bundles. I tell you, I gotta try some of this.
It's an interesting looking product. It's true it Yeah, it's
chewed up much like the coca leaf might be chewed. I have
Wilmot Teru. Do they have this? This is I think this is what I
had in Thailand up by the Burmese border. The women there
they to the beetle root but I think they rabid on that. That's
based on that. That's different. But wait, I think they wrap it
in a leaf. Isn't that the cat? I think that's the
bait on the Baitul juice thing. And you spit out that right who?
Yeah, I've done that's different. That's their
stimulant. They use that extensively in Taiwan too. Yeah,
the fresh leaves and tops are chewed or less frequently dried
and consumed as tea in order to achieve a state of euphoria and
stimulation also has an anorectic side effect. If the
leaves are the soft part of the stem can be chewed with either
chewing gum or fried peanuts to make it easier to chew.
I smell another no agenda product coming on. Hey, I gotta
try it ladies and gentlemen, if you know where I can get me some
cat in Austin.
Oh, now you're just soliciting illegal activity. Okay, yes.
doing that for a while. Yes.
I'm going to try this of course. Are you kidding me? You're not
going to find it. This is a different meal. You We are
nowhere near this meal. He's
got middle. Yeah, but we've got Middle Easterners in. We've got
Africans in Austin. We got a lot of people from West Africa. They
got I'm sure there's a hookup.
You know the funny thing about this, I'm just making a wild
guess. But I'll bet if you go floating around some of the
Middle Eastern stores. You probably already San Francisco
and elsewhere. It's right there. Yeah,
it's probably right there under under the counter. You can just
go grab No, I bet
she's right there amongst the vegetables where you go. What?
Tell us this one? Yes, the old lady. i By the way it is when I
shop in Chinese areas. I'll look at some crazy plan to because it
could be a bundle of cat. And I say and I looked at the old old
Chinese woman who was there buying stuff. And I say what do
you use this for? And she goes I don't know.
But why is it in your store lady?
You don't know. Wow.
All right. So this is a new avenue we must pursue this is a
never before discussed. As far as I know. I've never seen
anyone talk about cat on on any mainstream news channel. And,
and this and now. Now we know the trade comes directly from
Yemen. And this may be the right you know, no one ever asks. You
know, they always talk yeah, okay. Yeah. But droning people
in Yemen because they're al Qaeda, al Qaeda in the Arabian
Peninsula Peninsula, preparing to attack us. Okay. So yeah, I'm
buying that. I'm really buying that and now legally buy that?
Well, there's no reason to question anymore.
Maybe where are we pronouncing it right?
What cat has it caught? I think I know it's cat, your shirts.
You sure it's not scat because I think that's better. I think. I
think cat and
by the way is legal in most of the world. Ethiopia, it's legal
Somalia. It's a good wiki page on this page. 81
drug in America equal to heroin
is consumed by all older Ms. Rahi. Israelis raw plant is
edible for sale in several open markets. In Israel, it's legal
is Li August, obviously illegal in Yemen. Awesome. It's an
illegal drug in Finland. It's prohibited in France. It's a non
trafficable substance in Germany. So
you know that this is where the trade is going on. It is
illegal. That's where your government is trading in it.
Beloved,
is a hard drug in the Netherlands. No, yeah. No. Yeah,
of course use is mostly limited in in Holland to the Somali
community.
Oh, if it's in Holland off Mickey bring some back from her
trip.
Well, she'll never get it Yes, you will.
We know Somalis in Norway
cat is classified as a narcotic drug illegal to sell or use or
possess. Most users are Somali immigrants. This is where you
would go to a Somali own store in the Bay Area and eventually
they got it you were just like you said behind the counter.
Alright, let's let's move off this and table that to to be
investigated.
We'll follow up on this. Yeah, this is a good one. You dude
stumbled onto something by accident. No, no, no, I was what
happens when you get out of the house? Hello, thanks. Hello.
This is not by accident. I was an investigator. Yeah, I went to
my source and asked a direct question and got an answer. This
is not by accident. This is actual work. We do, John.
Well, the funny thing is, it's true. And it seems to me that
the mainstream media should have picked up on this cat
connection. Like, what, five years ago? Yeah. And you just
asked a limo driver today your story. Really? state of the art
for journalism today? Well,
let us remind each other we are
going to show my school by Joni to no agenda. Imagine all the
people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
We know about
we do have a few people. We have a few people to thank a value of
you a few effects. I'll tell you we have 11 people to thank. The
segment is not going to be very long. No. And I want to remind
you that after I'm done, I want to remind people the reasons
they should be helping us instead of just sitting around.
But let's thank the people that were smart enough to bid us the
Charles Quinn Bay in Cicero Illinois 9999 Triple 333 I liked
your analysis on Hurricane Sandy yet surprised you didn't blame
it on Adams 12 inches rain stick by the way. It could have not
been brought up in the conversation. Yeah, and going
back to Benghazi I was also surprised you guys didn't
connect it to the movie
our God we have connected it to the movie Argo many times yes, I
agree. We have we were talking about Argo before it even
happened we were talking about the movie Argo.
Yes. Right apparently we have to repeat ourselves a lot on the
show and
maybe this guy is behind
I for one believe that was the Promote another given fact it
was released just a few weeks after the Libya event fact.
Anyways, can I get a milk por la mo arm on karma? Right.
Probably probably talking about
that 101 Okay, milk for ADA Jimenez and get mo nation
cocaine so she can get a job. And screw HPV karma for my
cousin Marina who was told she might have the virus. I hit her
in the mouth so she can be aware of that just selling her
Gardasil, which is another good tale of woe that we should
discuss. Maybe, I guess, maybe another month. Well, one last
question for Lord John. What?
Well, I was just gonna say, you know, maybe it's very simple to
repeat the scammer will I can do that after we give out the
karma.
Yeah, we'll do it and we got nothing else to do. There's very
few donors. One last question for John Claude, what's a good
weapon to take out the peppers and therefore become a meta
COVID Think about the preppers and therefore become a meta
prepper I don't I don't recommend weaponry. You have to
do your own research. I can tell you.
Anyway. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. I can tell you well, if
for some reason you're on a delay or something. So I'm
talking and then you're not you're not stopping or you're
just ignoring me.
No, I'm stopping by his stead. Apparently the delay is just
getting worse. You want to reconnect one more time? Yeah,
let's reconnect one more time. It's a good idea. Okay.
I don't know why I guess is bad.
Well, I'm in San Francisco, you know, things change. Yeah, it's
a it's a road show. Disconnected from server. Okay, I guess it's
a road show. I mean, thing, had things happen. You know, it's
complaining. You know, it's like in in 19. In the 90s. It went
back Yeah, in the 90s. It wasn't like we were like doing radio
shows from hotel rooms easily will take a whole truck. We do
technicians.
It's gonna go back to that by the way before we're all done
give you he needs his whatever. Yeah, whatever. Yeah, I
know exactly what to do here. Hold on a second.
That's one mother I'd like to
you've got
karma. Let me just answer the question first. The weapon you
need to as a meta prepper to take out the other preppers is
an electric vehicle so they don't hear you're coming. Now
and I guess you has one of them was scared a guy to death. And
guess who has one of those? Yes, and the Gardasil thing, just
briefly. Your wife, girlfriend, sister, daughter, whatever will
go in for a regular pap smear. They will say, Ooh, looks like
you're pre cancerous. By the way, every human being on earth
every person is by definition pre cancerous. I'm also pre
death. You know, I'm not dead yet. So I'm pre death. They'll
say, Oh, your test didn't look right. Or you'd have to come in
for a biopsy, then you go in for a biopsy, and which is not
dangerous or without risk or without discomfort. And then
that'll come back. Oh, no, everything's okay. You don't
have it, but maybe just to make sure you need to have the HPV
shot. And by the way, you got a teenage boy gotta give it to him
too. So he doesn't get throat cancer. It's a scam. All right,
let's move on.
Well, you also have to mention the fact that the machines
they're using or defective
while they're in bed with the with the company. So Merck is in
bed with the company that makes the new fast processing scanning
scans for HPV. And by definition, by admission, they
produce a high level of false positives, mainly as an in skirt
insurance scam but also against lawsuits. Should they miss
something so it's a high level of false positives, but it's a
scam? Onward. Oh, she's read. See, this is what happens when
we say well, hold on a second. I wasn't
16 I wasn't ready for it.
You never are for some unknown reason,
because it keeps showing up earlier in earlier. Yeah, well,
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all the work you guys do. I just read from the White House
insider on the Ultraman report that he's predicting a Romney
victory this week would be interested in hearing Adams
ideas and analysis what about me? It's already stolen election
is driving me batshit crazy at this point, I have to laugh when
illegal immigration came up. In the laughable excuse for
debates. Nobody addresses what it costs that it costs in excess
of $800 for immigrants to apply for citizenship. Think I should
waste my money so I can also waste my vote in a stolen
election. Screw those douchebags also I am really impressed with
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Yes. We can absolutely provide that. Where's my shit? Listen,
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Just briefly on that White House insider thing which was not
going to bring up the thing that was interesting about the White
House insider, is they talk about how the elections are
stolen. And here's how it works. Here's the scam and apparently
this happens every single election. You get people to get
the absentee ballots, and then they fill out the absentee
ballots but they also go to the polling station so they
basically vote twice. And apparently, yes, about 80% of
these double votes will get flagged but 10 to 20% According
to the White House insider get through and that is the the
number one way that elections are stolen. And and I'm not
saying anything other than you know this vote early has been
pretty big this year and often and they go vote early and vote
often twice if you can. And and and apparently the White House
insider who of course is a former Democratic Party,
Democratic Party Insider. He says that they did this in 2008.
And that I don't think it would have made a difference but
apparently they did this to ensure Obama's win. And it looks
like both sides are doing it again this election season. And
I That sounds very plausible to me.
Yeah. And if both sides do it, it kind of neutrals exhausts
itself. Now the other thing is I doubt if they catch 80% of that
scam. Well, that's what he said. It just seems like a high
number. I think they're you know, these guys are so lazy.
They probably don't catch anybody but that's okay. All
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Amazon what?
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thing?
I don't know. I don't know. I don't know anything about it.
Somebody's gonna have to briefed me on this that might not be a
bad idea. And
should I tell you why? That why because a lot of people already
have an Amazon account because they order you know, underwear
or batteries or whatever sex toys from Amazon books. If you
have a Kindle, you have an Amazon account. And so they
wouldn't have to sign up for anything additional we should
look into it may not be I mean, I know you're cautious when it
comes to that but it may be something we can add as an
addition if I mean look at the money it could save us it could
be 50 bucks a week in fees.
What does Amazon make on the deal? Why would they be doing
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I don't know. Maybe just to you know,
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I didn't know about it. We have the egg book, The vinegar book,
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during the Sunday show. And how about a douche bag for the float
pilot?
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Absolutely. You've got
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it drops off immediately to some 3333 subscriptions, 12345 of
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Okay,
let's get to our birthdays
All right, very short list, but Sir Jason Stevens congratulates
himself turning 37 On the sixth that'll be on on election day.
And Rick dole shinny congratulates himself turning 45
Tomorrow happy birthday from your buddies here at the no
agenda show. And it was nice that we we had Vicki check in
with with her completion of her Dame hood and Kevin Coakley has
also finally made it up to his knighthood so we're going to
drag out our swords here John and then be careful because you
know when you're kind of angry, I don't want you to cut
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I John, since we were running a little short for the past two
weeks, and we actually had this conversation at dinner. I have
done some work on an additional revenue source.
The I was like you did when you were doing the auditions.
Yeah. Well, the auditions dried up and I have no idea why. Well,
I have one idea. Yeah, cuz they sucked. Well, is that I didn't
get anything.
I think it's because you don't do enough of them.
Yeah, right.
So I have Okay, well, I have a segment idea to you
and you can Okay, let me do well, he is it's not a segment
idea. It is.
It is a habit segment idea. Okay,
this is a product that we've been talking about, about our no
agenda moonshine. And you know, I You said you will be looking
into it. I don't know if you had time to look into getting a
conversation started. Okay, well, you're getting the
conversation started. I've been working with Sir Jeff Smith. And
I have some of our branding for the no agenda moonshine. And of
course, would you like to hear some of the branding? Yeah, hit
it.
Sounds ready.
By no agenda?
I think we've got a winner.
Celebrate it. Celebrate the moonshot. By Noah Gen. Ed. Yeah,
has a kind of a hickey sound set up ready?
By no agenda.
It's gonna be telling you this is huge. Now we'll still spell
it celebrity. But we'll have people all around the country
going. Hey, man, have you tried some of that celebrating? Yeah.
Or maybe we should call it no agenda moonshot. I
think the idea celebrity moonshine that's actually has a
kind of a ring to it. Samsung already celebrated by no agenda,
celebrate it. I think I think it might it might work.
Yeah, it's a possibility. There's some just the legal
aspects that we have to deal with. Okay. Well, I have an idea
for a new segment.
Okay. One that will make us money. Yeah, I
think people will really flock to it. Like to the show because
of it. Okay. Okay, this is gonna be like, similar to ask Adam.
Oh, okay. Which we need imaging soon. Yeah, yeah. And then it's
called What's John eating?
Okay, this sounds like I
bite into something and you have to guess what it is in two
guesses? Okay.
Only two. What is this? Oh three. I give even even genies
give you three wishes. All right.
Three guesses? Okay. Yes. All right. Yeah, I'm gonna bite into
it and you can have me read bite. Okay.
All right. Okay, so ladies and gentlemen. This time once again
for what's John eating?
So here we go
okay, sounds very juicy. I have to say the I have to say the
mumble processing is not doing it much justice.
Ah, that might be a problem with a segment. Yeah. So it
sounds like it's a very juicy can you get out and swallow what
you what you have in your mouth now. Okay, and then I'd like you
to bite slowly but don't follow it up with all the chew because
I have to hear the bite and then it has to really settle in
I'm a little disappointed in this particular thing I'm eating
because normally it's crunchy.
Okay, one just bite I gave you a desert. That's a clue. Right
bite but don't swallow
crunchy? Well
is it a? Okay, I have three guesses. Is it a persimmon?
Holy crap. Really? Did I get it out first? No,
shall I tell you guys segment is done.
So I tell you why I guess persimmon.
Is there a camera in here? The sweeper,
can I tell you why I guess that? Because we were at the market on
saturday and every stall had their persimmons out. And I
figured hmm, they're probably in season, or the harvest is in and
I said to him, Mickey's like what is that? I said, they're
persimmons said Are they good? I said, Well, John likes him. She
said, Oh, nevermind. We didn't buy him. By the way, this
segment is a big hit with the chat room. I know. I'm not
allowed to talk to him to talk about him anymore. But they have
a lot of really,
really good guest.
I think we keep the segment in
it's very entertaining.
You win one to nothing. I was unable to stump Adam. All right.
Let's talk about that's let's talk about the campaign. Of
course, today. We change our clocks. A lot of people want to
change our president on Tuesday. We would like to although we
wouldn't like to change it to the Romney variety.
Now. Just same guy. Same coin exactly the
exact same guy. Oh, by the way, before I forget, before we get
to that, I got this awesome picture. Hold on. I got another
website for you to take a look at. So they have a new coin in
England. And it is a celebratory coin. It is a two pound coin.
But I want you to so the the the back of the coin is supposed to
look like I forget what it's supposed to look like hold on a
second.
Ah
Why is it not I want to open this up here. I think you need
to go to two pound coin.curry.com Number two pound
coin.curry.com
Can you do that from number two? Not just TWL no number two,
so two pound coin.curry.com. And the back of the coin is supposed
to be Charles Dickens and the front of the coin of course is
the queen it's a commemorative coin. But everybody see I'm not
gonna give you the name everybody in the UK is saying
that it's someone else on the back of the coin and is not
Charles Dickens. You tell me who it looks like. You got the page?
Yeah, I
do. Who does it look like on the back of that coin? And looks
more like Mark Twain if you squint your eyes enough.
People think it looks more like Osama bin Laden.
Osama bin Laden doesn't look anything like Osama bin Laden
profile
with a beard
no as I don't see it now now now I saw it immediately. Well, I
still don't see it and even after hearing with the hat up
with
the hat on the top
no I
can see the hat part okay all right maybe whatever Alright,
anyway to kind of coins are one of the worst things they could
do. Why is that? Every time you change the you know that you saw
your bass line is it makes it easier for for inflation for
things to cheat makes it easy to cheapen the currency.
Oh, is that why they're doing it?
Yeah.
Okay, anyway, well, that would be weird. Let's get back to the
race. Now one thing I want to point out you remember the
commentary where where Mitt Romney is debating and he says
you know, I have to I have four boys and bottom line and a bunch
of these douchebags and MSNBC. It's a racist commentary said
boy. Alright, let me let me bomb a tune. based let
me say it exactly. He said, I have five boys by ban. I know
what it's like when someone keeps saying something to me
that is not true. And then people turn around and said he
called the president boy, which is not true.
Right. So here's that the I could I think you can go with
this one. The New York Times today Sunday Times front page
top of the left the big headline and top left corner right the
top of dubious sentence. The top line is with time as tight as
race doll. Wow, really? Come on next line Obama and Romney zero
in that what does this even mean? With time is tight as
race, Obama and Romney zero in what does
this mean? That's mine control?
Well, I mean, that's not even English.
It's not even English with time as tight as race.
Time is tight as race. That is crazy. This is subliminal Mind
Control programming. And it makes sense. And I'm glad you
brought this up. Because, as we know, Fox News is controlled by
the Democrats. And and we've already seen all kinds of racial
tension being created by the Democratic Party. And here is
Bill O'Reilly, who was on the Fox News Network with Dennis
what's the comedian's name Miller, Dennis Miller, and
listen to what they're bringing up on the democratically run Fox
News.
I look at Barack Obama and I think I don't sense he likes
half this country. And I think that's coming back to bite me in
the gut because religion crew that intelligent indicated, Joe,
the plumber doesn't make that he doesn't have a pickup truck.
There seems to be a real disassociation between him and
the hoi polloi. As the class, I think it has anything to do with
grievance because in some African American communities,
there is a grievance against whites who aren't sympathetic to
their cause. And that may be driving a little bit of it. So
there are some African Americans who believe that the reason
they're not prospering as a community,
do you hear that? The guy is actually saying black people
hate white people.
It's crazy. Yeah, but not as crazy as Bill Maher. Listen to
what he said on his lovely little HBO show. So I would just
like to say for anyone thinking about voting for Mitt Romney, if
that's who you are, if you're thinking about voting for it, I
would like to make this one play. Black people know who you
are, and they will come after you.
That is so funny.
That you can't say,
I mean, why I'm blown away. You can't say this.
I don't know. But there's all kinds of loads of interesting
memes. Oh, man, by the way, just that little bit off the main
topic, but still on it. Obama. I was listening to, I think was
AlJazeera that did this one too. And they only played a little
bit of it. They had him live and I think he's up in. He's in.
He's up in New Hampshire or he's in Virginia. So he's somewhere
life or Iowa. I don't know. But it's beside the point because it
sounds to me as though as at the very last minute of the
campaign. Somebody has the bright idea of developing a new
meme. the only the only have a part of it clipped here, but
believe me, it went on and on and on in the background with
him saying the same shift to saving spot the meme.
And President Obama is now campaigning in the swing state
of Iowa. He's currently the town of Dubuque
laid off furniture worker, who suddenly asked to retrain at the
age of 55 for a new career, trying to figure out how to pay
for Community College. She needs to champion the restaurant
owner, who has got some great food but needs a loan to expand
and the bank turned him down. He needs to champion the cooks in
the Wailea,
the President tried to whip up support
the state right? They cut him off but he kept saying one
champion or another champion champion champion. Yeah. What
did that show up?
Oh, it sounds like a bill clinton thing, doesn't it?
I don't know. But why are they running it at so deep in the
campaign at the last minute? Especially I can tell
you why that's easy. It's associative. You think champion
you think Obama you think champion I think that's just
Association. You know what I need already the press he's
already the champions.
Are the Champions. No, no, He's the champion. You have to defeat
the champion. He's the champion and then you need a champion.
You don't need a new champion. No, you keep You might be right
on that yeah but it just what
so so one of our producers was at an Obama fest where the
President showed up and he immediately got on the stick and
sent me a he says oh my god you will not believe the song that
they are playing before the President comes on stage that
his producer actually recorded there live on his iPhone it was
almost impossible to play the his clips because it just
wouldn't sound right on the show. But I pulled a clip from
this actual song which is a from a popular band called Sugar Land
Are you familiar with the sugar lands John Sugar Land? Yeah, I
mean they're not they're not like your rock and Boyd's Green
Day but Sugar Land as a as a band in the world best sugar
Green Day those those kids they might be something someday you
know if you if you keep supporting them so sugar lion
has a song called everyday America and I'm going to play 30
seconds of it see if you can hear the lyrics. I will read the
lyrics to you if you can't here we go. It's the chorus streaming
camera
now, were you able to hear the lyrics through the mumble
system? I
heard everybody's just getting by and home of the great big
lie. That's not quite
what it is. But that's what I heard the first time to. It's
Oh, everyone's dreaming big. Oh, whoa. But everyone's just
getting by which of course, as we know, is the American dream
as portrayed by the President. That's how it goes in everyday
America, a little town and a great big life but I also heard
lie the first time I'm like, oh my god, this is so perfect. And
this is also subliminal. We are under attack. We are under
attack. We're under attack was displayed. This
has got to be regional specific music.
It was no Sugar Land is huge. So they win awards. Now this but
they're
not going to play Country and Western crap around Obama and in
the Northeast.
I can find out exactly where it came from. Hold on a second.
Where's our producers here?
Dubuque producer Brian.
Okay, that's the same place where he's coming up with his
meme that was Dubuque. Yeah.
So he was okay, here's here's the note from producer Brian by
rar. He was a he donated on the last show you see is the guy not
only donating he's going into the Obama camp to go and see
what's up to report back. Apologies for the recording
quality using my iPhone. Okay, biggest surprise what I noticed.
I wouldn't have noticed before no agenda how many times and
people expressly confirmed the function of the teleprompter.
Two separate people checked it a total of four times pretty late
in the race to accidentally slip off script I suppose. Then he
says the standing in the cold and they play the music before
the event. A phrase I heard perked me up I did a look up
find it was Sugarlands everyday America lyrics are in the in the
sights the lyrics, and he recorded that but I figured I'd
get you the good verse. John Mellencamp performed, and then
the President came on. But there you go. So it was a champion. I
am the champion. You're just getting by. We're all living in
a big fat lie. I mean, this is you're under attack people.
You're under attack. Psychological warfare. But
please don't support this show. No, go send $10 to the Red
Cross. Yeah. Okay. texted, texted, texted to him. Yeah. And
change your Twitter icon. While you're okay. Meanwhile, Chris,
Gary Johnson, I was thinking about the coin. That analogy is
that when you listen to the debates between Obama and
Romney, they never brought up any of the things that if you
take another coin, which has on one side of the coin, Gary
Johnson and Ron Paul, the other side of the coin would be Ralph
Nader, and somebody like cousine itch. And what they discuss is
like is never even brought up anymore. In fact, I have a bunch
of Nadir was giving a talk at the at summon poet some some
some place in New York where a bunch of lefties hang out and as
your left winger, but he makes some of the same points and I've
had there were a bunch of good clips from him on stuff that's
never discussed. I actually think it might be good to
combine him as an end of show clip, okay, which which we I
which I will give you the number sequence. There's a couple of
here, but there's one I just like to play out of the blue
which is data on corporate welfare.
Okay, get corporations off welfare that happens to be
supported by liberals, Democrats, Republicans,
conservatives, Libertarians but not corporatist. By the way I
have never met a corporatist who doesn't call herself or himself
a conservative, but I've never met a conservative who calls
themselves corporatist. They call it on the right. crony
capitalism. We call it corporate welfare, subsidies, handouts,
giveaways, bailouts, artificial quotas, contrary to market
discipline, all kinds of governmental power and
governmental tax collected money to the giant, profitable
corporations.
Well, this is very interesting that this comes up at this
moment in in the conversation. So what you're talking about
here is the collusion of government and business. Is that
what I'm hearing?
Yeah, and fascism. That's also known as corporatism same thing.
Have you seen the most recent executive order that our
President put out? Oh, no, but I'm gonna hear about it right
now. Yes, you are. Because as you know, we'd like to read the
things that our government publishes. And I not only do I
catch them on whitehouse.gov, but our, our fine producer Chad,
they're in in Denver. He also he's, he's our producer who was
now reading everything that comes out on the federal
register this came out on I think, was just before the
hurricane struck Hurricane Sandy or super Superstorm Sandy. This
came out on the 26th. By the authority vested in me as
President Constitution by by Barbara, I hereby order to
advance the federal government's use of local partnerships to
address homeland security challenges. Are you ready for
this? hereby ordered as follows The purpose of this order is to
maximize the federal government's ability to develop
local partnerships in United States to support homeland
security priorities. Partnerships are collaborative
working relationships, in which the goal structure and roles and
responsibilities of the relationships are mutually
determined. Collaboration enables the federal government
and its partners to use resources more efficiently,
build on one another's expertise, drive innovation,
engage in collective action, broaden investment to achieve
shared goals, and improve performance. Partnerships
enhance our ability to screw the American people by spying on
them to address homeland security priorities, from
responding to natural disasters to preventing terrorism. So
every single night, this whole executive order, here are the
departments that are supposed to be nominating and working with
companies and corporations in the private sector, Department
of State Department of Treasury, Department of Defense Department
of Interior agriculture, commerce, Labor, Health and
Human Services, housing, urban development, transportation,
energy, education, Veteran Affairs, homeland security,
national intelligence, Environmental Protection Agency,
Small Business Administration and Federal Bureau of
Investigation. This is the Feds colluding with private business.
This is the definition of fascism by executive order from
this President, you got to kick this guy out and make sure that
Romney douchebag doesn't come in good luck. I know. But this is
this is not gonna happen. This is really this is fascism. This
is this is the definition of it. Yeah.
And then it scares me.
I know.
You don't care, you can just get by.
You don't care. You don't care. You
know, at some point, you go, Oh, that's an interesting manure.
It's not an interesting maneuver. It is a collusion of
government and business to spy on the American people.
Yeah, no, I know. I'm sad. Because I think that at some
point is going to be it's not going to work out. And And how
was that? economy collapses, by the way, in the next couple of
years, or next year? Probably? Well,
it's gonna be handy when that happens. Well, it's gonna be
interesting. Wait a minute. Isn't so obviously didn't
collapse in October. So we're still thinking March, or is it
going to be October next year? What is the current cycle said?
Okay, well, the
cycle would be generally the cycle would be it would this is
starting to you have to pick a year, and I'm picking at 93 as
opposed to 1933 or 1973. Even though there's there's, there's
evidence it could be any one of these styles of problems. And
9080 93. It was just an economic collapse for the year of 93,
which would mean it would probably take play. Here's what
Here's one possible scenario to consider. Okay, which will be
outlined in the book. You the President gets reelected or
Romney gets in but I think I think we're done banking now
banking, but we're predicting the drama is gonna get in
easily. And he's going to get back in, it's going to be all
celebrating, and his wife's gonna be happy as a happy
camper. And overall, everybody's gonna be happy, you know, just
jumping for joy party, party party party, but he's there to
do nothing, because the Republicans are gonna be so
they're already, you know, not very cooperative, and he doesn't
help things. He's not very good at making them cooperative like
he could be. And so that we're gonna go off the fiscal cliff,
right? January 1, right? Just boom, and they're not going to
enter, he's away, I don't worry about it. I'll get it will get
fixed before then, or get fixed right afterwards and actually
said a couple of times, it'll get fixed afterwards. Which is
not a this is not the way to do things. Because it might not get
fixed afterwards. How do you know there's no guarantees, so
it won't get fixed. And so the fiscal cliff is gonna come into
play and all hell's gonna break loose. And we'll see what you
know, it's not going to be fun to watch. I don't think so that
means it would the collapse would happen in March, or
sooner, and then it would carry out throughout the year. So next
year is just going to be a mess.
So March, is what we're looking at it so
I'm guessing more. Yeah. What is one scenario? There's about five
of them. I'll outline them. So
how much time do I have? I have
four months Okay. In Texas, you're not
okay with what with these donations and no job I pick up I
got turned down for a job I literally,
you're unemployable.
I am. I've made myself unemployable by doing this show
for five years. And for some reason, John C. Dvorak. John
Claude gets a pass. He gets to write columns. He gets to be on
twit gets to do all this. Are you
going on Twitter? Are
you on Twitter again today?
No, I'm not. Oh, okay. If you'd listened to the last show, you
would have known that I was not even invited to come on today.
They get sick of me. They can only do a couple of shows that
when you're on then you get all these opportunities. You know,
you get like people calling you. I mean, I get on I get nothing
but hate your science hater. You hate her. You hate mooned crazy.
This is just that this is this. You know, this has nothing to do
with me.
No, it's I'm not saying it has anything to do with you. All I'm
saying is don't tell
me that you're attract you attract this sort of don't
don't tell her yes, but don't tell me that I'm going to be
okay in Texas. I'm not going to be okay in Texas with no money.
You're gonna be okay with no money. I'll be fine. Oh, great.
It gets cold in the winter fine.
Things are gonna work out. So
from your mouth to God's ears.
So let's go get let me play one more Nadir clip before we do the
end to show clip do the weed one we got a weed one. It was but I
do have a weed one that is Gary. Gary Johnson does a Gary Johnson
clip. He was on book TV godless and this is his really good
little spiel on drug laws
vary and party is often associated with changing the
drug laws. And you've advocated for that as
well. Changing the drug laws drug laws. Yes. You know, since
1999, I have advocated legalizing marijuana control.
It's regulated to tax it. I think we're at a tipping point
with regard to marijuana and legalizing it. I think that that
Colorado is going to do that it's on the ballot in Colorado,
this November, regulate marijuana like alcohol, I think
it's going to pass when it passes. And if it doesn't pass
in Colorado, it's going to pass 50% of Americans now are saying
they support the notion. It's a growing number. It's a growing
number because people are talking about the issue more
than they ever have before. Recognizing 90% of the drug
problem is prohibition related not to use related. That's not
to discount the problems with use and abuse. But that should
be the focus. I think when we legalize marijuana, I think
we're going to take giant steps forward regarding all other
drugs. And that's going to be starting with looking at the
drug issue first as a health issue rather than a criminal
justice issue. Let's get the police out on the streets
enforcing real crime. Let's free up the courts. And let's empty
the prisons of the 2.3 million people that we have in them the
majority category of those being drug related. And of course,
we're not going to we're not going to get released anybody
from jail that has committed other crime in lieu of drug
crime. But those that are in jail, victimless, nonviolent,
drug crime, there needs to be there needs to be commutation of
those sentences. And there needs to be pardons for 30 million
Americans that but for our drug laws and have served out their
sentences, but for our drug laws would otherwise be taxpaying,
law abiding citizens.
All right. Let me say something about Gary Johnson gonna I know
you're gonna vote for
a second 30 million
that's bull crap.
Well that's off with a way off
first of all the guy is boring Okay, he's not doing is no he
shouldn't he should be if he wants to get some votes he
should say I'm going to legalize cat. Think about what I mean
he's gonna have half of America going Oh, all right legalized
cat and then
you get all the all the ethics to vote for him. Yes. And
instead of that long two minute boring speech these messages
right? He should say, listen to this. No one ever did this while
they were stoned on weed
elsewhere in news today a Louis County man is behind bars this
afternoon accused of punching a puppy and throwing it against a
tree. Deputies say the 20 year old man was intoxicated
overnight and beat his family's five month old German Shepherd
he's
no one does that when they're on weed? Okay. You do not punch a
puppy when you're smoking weed.
You have a story that you've clipped that as a guy punching a
puppy.
I thought it was amazing.
It's an interesting show title.
punching a puppy.
I mean that that happens when people are on alcohol. Not when
you're chewing the cat or smoking the weed. Punchy. That's
how Gary Johnson. If he ever runs again, he has to have the
curry Devorah consulting group work yeah, he
could do worse than listeners. But um, yeah, you've talked to
him yourself. And I said dude, and he's not listening to you.
He doesn't buy it. He's as far as he's concerned. He good. He
became the governor of New Mexico on a simple boring, you
know, type of pitch. And he's gonna be you know, he's just
this he thinks that's great. Advice. He's a bicyclist. That's
another thing you know, it's bad. Oh, really? A bicyclist? So
for in this show. I here's the here's the record. I'd like to
you got a sequence for me here. Okay. Well, yeah, sequence
number one would be Nadir on the defense budget. Okay, hold
on. Let me line it up. Defense budget. Yeah. Number two,
would you then we have to jump to take a break and go with a
little short one on Gary Johnson on voting libertarian. This?
This is like a mash up. Yes. Okay. Gotcha.
I was almost going to produce it. But then I said, I can do
it. This will be fun. You say screw it. Let's Korea do it.
Yeah, then the bigger you can do it. And then the big finish is
Nader on Congress, which I think is a really good finish. And
then you can do your own. You can do a little riffing with the
Divorce Act or session a or whatever you like to do, or
audios. mofos uh, you know, you're great at that these
little deals at the end. So I think that will work.
It's really, you know, the sucking up to me is not going to
help. Really, it really is no are so good at that. It is not
is really not not going
to help. Well, nevermind. All right, everybody.
So we didn't get to a couple things. But it doesn't matter.
Because it's doesn't matter. Because by the time we hit the
next show, we'll have an entirely new new cycle, we will
have a new president. Or at least we will have elected a
president whether it is a new one. highly doubtful, but we
will have a president. Will it be a leader? No. No matter who
we vote for. But, yes.
I'm going to enter when you're done. I have to ask you a
question that's got nothing to do with the election. Can you
off air or I really do and now I'm just doing now. Yeah. I'm
looking at the two pound coin.curry.com And you have a
fabric con of a small goat.
It's not a goat. It is the dog cow. Now, you would not
recognize this because in the days when the dog cow was
famous, you thought that the the it was highly unlikely unlikely
people would want to use the Macintosh
because of the mouse.
That's that you don't recognize the dog cow? No, it looks like a
small goat. Do you know what the dog cow is? No, I
don't know what the dog cow is.
So, uh, when you use the mouse on the original Mac, and these
days we have the spinning beach ball. The Mac 120 8k Yeah, it
goes back that far. So you know today we have the spinning beach
ball. Yeah, you got a ball. So back in the day you had that
little dog and when the Mac was waiting for something to some
process to finish, the dog would do backflips. And that is the
history of the dog cow.
Okay, and you're using it as a favicon. Why?
Because you Okay, so that's it from the hotel room here in San
Francisco. Sorry for some of the sound quality issues, etc. But
no matter what is going on in our lives, we always intend to
bring you a show, because it must light out. We're leaving at
five o'clock. So I'm packing up and jumping out immediately.
Okay, well have a nice flight.
Hey, thanks.
And of course, San Francisco. We're going to once again try
getting to the priority line with our coach tickets. San
Francisco may be hard, though they're not easy about that
stuff. So we'll see how we do if they Yeah, yeah, it's kind of
you know, they got a whole bunch of
you taking what airline?
Jet Blue?
Oh, Jet Blue. That's in the international terminal. Yes. To
know that. Right. Yeah. There may be a priority line there.
Yeah. But this, but they got all kinds of douchebags checking the
priority line and a
lot of douche bags.
The whole place is douchebag. Yeah. All right. Good luck.
Yeah. Well, I will tweet, so you'll all know. And you go,
please, please, please consider us this week. Yeah, and what are
you going to do?
What am I going to do? Or what are you going to do? Oh, Ford is
picking up my electric car. I have to wait for them. That's
the end of that. Right?
And that's going to be in your little giblet your monogram
there
is going to be another Yes. It's going to be net another one of
the almost finished projects. Okay. And I would recommend
buying my son's mystery. Maybe you can write diggity dead Hot
diggity dead. And then maybe I wanted to pay him to do the work
he does here. That's not going to happen. Now. That's
definitely one more money.
All right, coming to you from the hotel room here in San
Francisco in the great People's Republic of Northern California.
Yay. In the morning, everybody. I am
Adam curry, and from Northern Silicon Valley, where I remain
John C. Dvorak. We'll be back
on Thursday right here for you on no agenda.
So we need that that is a way to create good paying jobs that are
real, that actually improve life. When in wine, every
community public in America becomes a libertarian, we need
to get funds for this by reducing our military budget. Do
you know our military budget is higher in real dollars, and it
was during the Cold War, when we were facing Soviet missiles.
It's now $100 billion, including the wars of choice in Iraq and
Afghanistan. By the way, 70% of the American people want out of
Afghanistan yesterday. If we cut that military budget, which is
now 100 billion to 654. General McPeak retired of the Air Force
said a while back, if we can't defend the US and $300 billion,
up to get a new set of generals. We liberate that money, we bring
the soldiers from those bases all over the world of our
empire. We're just agitating and making people hate us, including
our allies, like in Okinawa,
when and why did you leave the Republican Party and become a
libertarian?
Well, you know, probably been a libertarian my entire life. So
this is kind of coming out of the closet. And I don't think
I'm unlike most Americans, I think there are a lot more
Americans in this country that declare themselves libertarian,
as opposed to voting libertarian. So we you know, the
pitch and I'm trying to make right now is vote libertarian
with me just this one time, give me a shot at changing things.
And if it doesn't work out, you can always return to tyranny.
And I'm going to argue that that's what we have right now.
Congress is the most powerful branch of our three branches.
They don't use some of that power. But they have the taxi,
part of the spending power of the war declaration power, the
investigating power, the confirmation power, on and on.
They are the smallest branch of our government. We don't have to
deal with millions of executive branch employees. We don't have
to deal with judges there for life. In the courtroom. We deal
with little Congress 535 men and women who put on her shoes every
day, like you and I do. And they dream every day of getting
votes. But they figured out that the way to get votes is first to
gerrymander districts. So that either the Democrat who wins
easily, or the Republican wins easily, sometimes without even
an opponent. Have you heard of Speaker John Boehner? Here's how
smart the Democrats are. They have made sure that in southwest
Ohio, John Boehner does not have a Democratic opponent. So it's
pretty easy for most of these people get reelected. A lot of
them have no opponents. More of them have nominal opponents of
the major party. Nevermind the Green Party or Libertarian
Party, Justice Party, Constitution Party. They know
how to marginalize small parties, keep minded debates,
wear him down with popsicles. So, what are we doing about our
member of Congress?
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