to an interesting A B C D E. E. D C B A. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak summit January 20 2013 times you get my nation
media assassination episode 480 This is no agenda celebrating
Obama number ones Inauguration Day from the capital of the
drone Star state here in Austin J house in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry and from Northern Silicon
Valley where I'll be celebrating Obama number two's inauguration
tomorrow. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Ron buzzkill the money, you can celebrate both. I mean, it's you
know, they're both they're both valid presidents
even the one Obama,
they're both valid presidents.
No, I liked his number two guy better.
I was watching you said they have for those of you who,
you know, the one with the era nominally that's the giveaway.
Yeah.
I think it's just the gray hair. I don't think it's the ear
anomaly. I think it's the gray hair.
Yeah, he's he was dyeing his hair. And he you know,
so we've had, you know, we have the press corps sitting outside,
you know, in the little panels like, for, I guess, just to for
like white smoke to rise out of the White House that the Pope
has been inaugurated? I don't know. It's gonna here's a here's
a little thing that I picked up
on President Obama though he's going to tie a record. On come
Monday he's going to tie Franklin D Roosevelt's record of
getting to, to devil swearing in ceremonies, hard to
double swearing in ceremonies, it was a fluke.
She blew this she blow the report. No way. She's
not done yet. I believe that's right. I mean, look back to
2009. During the swearing in, when Justice Roberts was giving
the oath, that was sort of the public one, they stepped on each
other. Then there was one word faithfully that was moved out of
place, and there was some talk as to whether or not it was
legitimate. And I know at the time we asked the White House
whether they would repeat it, they said no, but in fact they
did. There was a second oath that was administered. It was
private, it was
a different issue. According to the constitution. The oath has
to be administered just before noon on the 20th. Well, the
inauguration doesn't typically take place on a Sunday. So they
will have a private ceremony on Sunday with just some family
members in the Blue Room at the White House. And then on Monday,
you'll have this sort of official public
oath administer. Yeah, so So I guess it doesn't typically fall
on a Sunday. Although coincidentally, tomorrow, of
course, is I think it's Martin Luther King Day, isn't it?
Monday? Federal holiday
that that was Friday.
I thought there was Monday. Oh, man was good. I missed it again.
I thought it was Monday. No Monday. Is that right? I don't
know. Now. You've confused me. I thought Martin Luther. Then
there was a poor celebration. I'll tell you that morning.
Because I think the post office delivered the mail.
January 21. Yes, tomorrow. Exactly. It's, it's tomorrow. So
for those of you who are new to the program, this is actually a
John C. Dvorak theorem is that we we have two presidents. And
the first time this happened where there was a private
inauguration, a second private inauguration. That was
questionable the now indeed, we have a yet again to
inaugurations and it appears from what I understand, despite
pleas from the press that this will be private and there may be
some like a pool photographer, but I don't know if there's
going to be video of the event in the Blue Room.
This is one where the devil is peers.
The Blue Room by the way, is I wrote this down for I picked up
there's a Wikipedia article. It's it's a very elitist room.
It's the it's kind of like a French, elitist thing. Second, I
can't find it off the bat. The Blue Room. Here we go blue room
White House. The blue room is furnished in French Empire style
pack fitting. Eight pieces of Gildan European beach furniture
purchased during the Monroe administration furnish the room
from Beelzebub himself.
Included is a bear chair. That's an arm chair within that's a
throne. It's thrown in their veins. Yeah, arm chair was
enclosed sides.
Thrown that's funny. everybody's eyes turn red.
In the blue room, your eyes turn red in the Blue Room. Be
careful. They rise from the firepit Wow Yeah, anyway,
God knows what the oath is in there
I am. I'm hurtin today, John. You get the flu? No, I remember
I I threw my back out while in Amsterdam.
Oh, yeah, well, yeah, you were Yeah, right. And he had to fly
back with a bad back that's got to be not good.
Yeah, well, it's so it hasn't gone away and this of course is
originally from a motorcycle accident I had and I think it
was 2002 when I landed on my back and and that's why I
decided flying helicopters is much safer than motorcycles. And
so, you know, after much prodding, and you know, you know
me I don't like the inside of hospitals, I don't like doctors.
I don't like the pharmaceutical industry, but I'll try kind of
anything else. And I'm still a lawyer and yeah,
you go to court you don't mind go into quacks. No, I
don't. I don't. And in fact, I think that's where the many of
the secrets of of healing exist. So I still go to our applied
kinesiology just an acupuncturist, Dr. Ron, and I
have no I have no allergies anymore, and I feel great. And
you whistling at me again? Hey, what are you doing? Are you
listening to my story? Oh, yeah,
you want to apply Kinesiology? That's why you, speakers.
So, you know, Mickey has had very severe joint pain, probably
most of her life and she found a guy about half a year ago, who
was completely healed her doctor Kim and Dr. Ken and I thought
you'd be interested in this John. He practices something
called PNM, myofascial release. Release. Yeah, and P and M
stands for pain and move. Myofascial
Release. Hayesville myofascial
MYOFAS, C, i a l. And it's got it here. It's a combination of
myofascial release. What is this called? Is shamak pressure and
deep tissue massage with movement through targeted ranges
of motion and areas being treated. So while you're looking
that up, I'll tell you basically what it is. So you lay down on
the massage top table and he's he has these rubber bands on
top like I don't know what it
is I'm still on my French elitist and almost a daffodil,
which is Dutch for table. I know, I don't know where that
came from. So you lay down on the massage tabla and and he
puts you one leg at a time in a big rubber band. So it's kind of
like a sex swing idea. Where do we you know, oh, yeah, telling
you like glass rock? Well, here comes so and then he what he
does is he'll press really really hard on your muscles. And
while he's doing that he's moving your you know, he's
moving your limb around basically your your leg, and
then at a certain point, and this is where I got a little
creeped out. He said, Okay, I'm on my right side. And one and my
left leg is in the rubber band. Any any any take, he has a
stick? I kid you not Johnny has a stick, maybe? I'll bet he does
about three quarters of a baseball bat. And then he pulls
my pants down behind me and like oh what do you do with that
stick, but then he uses the stick like, like a rolling pin
almost. But literally just leaning on these muscles with a
lot of force. And as crazy as it sounds, and is kind of
frightening as it was. It's really done an amazing amount of
good just in Yeah, I had like two massages in Amsterdam. And
this guy is he's, he's fascinating, fascinating guy.
You know, his job is to drive all pharmaceutical pharma based
companies out of Austin and he says I can fix anything with it
with my stick and my rubber band. And, you know, he's
talking and, and slowly and I'm like, Ah, this guy is a member
of the Academy. Right? He's one of us. And I know Miss Mickey
had already been talking to him. So yeah, I'm listening to what
he's saying then and he's like, what this How about this gun
legislation? And I'm like I lay into it's like, Oh, dude, this
isn't about guns. It's actually right up your alley. This is
about getting kids on meds. And he's like, anything I tell him
about the stuff that we talked on the previous show. He's like,
Oh, man. Oh, that's so cool that I know this. Not because I got
all these guns and like I went out and bought a whole bunch of
guns. You selfies a shocker. And he has his nine millimeter and
he's like, you know, you need to help me because there's someone
with the ammo. And he opens the cupboard and it's in his office.
This is nine millimeter you never know. And he's and he's
like, I had a problem yesterday and I haven't taken out to the
range. But this one, one bullet got this one Carter's got stuck.
And I was trying to get it out, and then it fired. And look,
there's the hole in the couch to win right to the couch to the
floor. I'm like, Okay, we need that we need a little bit of gun
safety lessons, which I have to talk about. But this guy really
very fascinating. And, and he, he did my he tested my blood. I
went home, though. I don't want any needles or anything. I'm
really, really, I just hate that. And I because he was you
know what your blood type is? And I said, No, I don't do you
know your blood type? John? No, you know, I
used to know it. It's something that
I mean, I guess it's kind of handy to know.
Yeah, yeah. So yeah, I knew I was well, I asked about it. Oh,
okay. Then I forget.
Well, I'm a positive as his MS. Mickey turns out,
yeah, give each other blood.
I think maybe it's illegal for us to have children or
something? I don't know.
No, that's a good one.
I don't know. I'm just anyway, so yeah, we could give each
other blood. But so. So he was telling me kind of the history
because I'm like, you know, what is this bull crap, oh, positive,
a positive A minus A B positive. And in he kind of synopsize it
for me, you know, while he's hurting my finger, because then
I don't like being cut. And he says, you know, the original
people from like, Africa, we're all positive. And as, as you
know, as we migrated out all over the world, depending on the
diets that we had, you were eating a lot of fish or meat or
whatever. It started with just basically, through evolution,
that morphed somewhat, and from if I'm time, I'm not gonna say
it exactly the way I'm sure I'm not exactly right. But the
difference in if, for instance, 75% of all Native Americans are
all positive. versus, you know, the majority of citizens in the
US which are no longer all positive. And the difference
between, you know, an a positive and a positive or a be negative,
whatever, is basically one molecule of glucose. I think
that's what he said it was, but it's like one it's like, the way
I equated it to one bit, you know, of an of a process or one
bit is different. And he says, that's why what happens is if
you get if you're a positive and you get a minus a negative blood
in a transfusion, that negative blood is essentially going to be
attacking your a positive blood and it will kill you. Because
that I know, it's like, you have to have the right blood, right?
Otherwise, you'll die if someone gives you the transfusion.
Do you know anything about somewhere with this story?
Yeah. Do you know anything about this? You know how this works? I
know
that it works. I don't I'm not like sitting around my musing
over it. No.
I mean, have you ever thought about this? Like you don't
obviously know. But it turns out that there's many foods that
have this one. molecule, this one, I think he said, Yeah.
Don't be so skeptical immediately.
Brother. Okay, I want to hear more of this now.
And you should avoid foods that have this one molecule, because
they are actually bad. Don't do I hate it when you do that. Hey,
don't do that. What you're mocking me, I haven't even
gotten
listening intently. You're going more?
So the one molecule is different? Is is thus poison for
your blood type. Oh, no. So I am not supposed to eat tomatoes.
You don't like tomatoes? Is that what you're telling me?
I do like tomatoes. But I'm not sure why wouldn't you eat them?
Well, apparently, it's it's not a very good source for my blood
type.
Really? What happens to you then when you eat tomatoes that your
blood type read that your body rejects you puke?
No, but it can hurt your digestive tract somewhat. Yeah.
And I'm not supposed to have red meat. But of course you don't
want too much red meat anyway. But you know, just weird things
that you can like for instance, cashews are not good for me for
my blood type. But
but it's bull crap. Why? It's not bull crap. I mean, I kind of
got put up with a guy with his massage therapy, but now we're
dealing with just nonsense.
I think I've already science. There's a whole book and
everything so I'm gonna
read up on it there is
I'm gonna read up on he looks good. I'll tell you. He's he's
53 he looks 33 Yeah, well. And I know,
I'm glad you took us around. I'm glad you took us on that little
tour.
I think people are genuinely interested in first of all,
first of all, they're interested in my health and my well being
Oh, no. Anyway,
we got to get done on on time today with the show because, you
know, the, our landlord, we have to get out of here. Our landlord
has put the place up for sale. So, you know, and we like, yeah,
we're like, yeah, they're cool. You know? So yeah, we'll do
whatever it gives us a big lockbox on the door, and I'm
telling you, it's like people are like three three showings a
day. You know, and if you're not home, then you kind of gotta put
your crap away. You don't want you know,
right, because people steal it. Usually go to these home
openings, just steal stuff,
just to steal stuff.
It looked at book. You know, I've been looking for that book.
But there is there may be good news on the horizon. There is
this kind of dilapidated mansion in Austin, in town in light
lappa.
Dated,
is it dilapidated?
What did I say? Take what might be the way they pronounce in
Texas?
What is dilapidated? Is that a word? No, there's
no such thing as dilapidated. Okay? It's
dilapidated. dilapidated doesn't sound good.
Well, no, that's why it made this it sounds like it means
that you still have to laminate. It's rundown. And it's a rundown
mansion. Yes. And I like it.
It looks like swear to God, it looks like the White House.
Ah, don't think twice. Well, so eat a couple of dogs. You need
some hound
dogs. Literally has one of the bathrooms has a gold Swan as a
faucet. So I've seen though, so I threw in like a real lowball
number. And, and they call back and then like, yeah, now we're
gonna we'll let you know on Monday, but we're definitely
considering this if you'll if you'll do at least 18 months.
Like are you kidding me?
Who's gonna fix up the place? Well, no, it you know, it filled
with bugs.
Well, there's, there's, there's a few issues. For instance,
there's a like a water feature in the back, which I swear
there's an alligator or crocodile living in there. So we
have to clean water. What a water feature like a pond water
feature. It's a particular movie. It's a pond with a pump.
You have a pond in the backyard. Oh, yeah. There's a swamp in the
backyard. And
there's a pool a swimming pool there and she has green colored.
Oh, yeah. And that and there's a swimming pool with flamingos on
the bottom.
Is the pool clear is that there was just mossy now the pool
the pool looks okay. Okay, well, that's good. But you know, it's
like, you know, somebody
put a lot of chlorine in those.
Some rooms are okay, and some rooms are a bit dilapidated. But
yeah, we can make it work. We can totally make it work. Sounds
like it'd be fun. Yeah, that's
what I said. In the me
it did make Marjorie
Marjorie Yes, she was there. It it took her a second to kind of
get oh say while she first went. I would. I would hate for people
to look at this house and then think that I actually am living
there. That's why
it's a big issue. Sounds like the White House is an old
southern mansion. It sounds like to me
it's Tara it is exactly it is Tara. But you
know a little rundown you down on your luck if you
don't actually see the rundown part from the front
it's the facade
total facade and we're like we're gonna put teepees in the
front and rent them out work Curry's the money that's exactly
what people are gonna say.
Like it so far the checklist is not missing a beat.
I thought we were pretty good. I mean, there's certainly room
enough for everything we need to do is we can have our own mommy
and daddy room with specialty rooms all
room in the place. What? Ballroom? A ballroom? Yeah,
ballroom? Well, yeah. You dance.
Not with a dancing floor. It's not necessarily a ballroom No,
it's kind of center hall colonial.
Is there a giant dining room?
Yeah. With a chandelier. Really? Yeah. Oh, yeah. But the bathtub
with a Golden Swan. Okay,
is there a table in it? That's that will hold like 20 people.
I know we have to supply our own table, but I think it would just
put some some some workhorses up and
no, you're gonna have to do so we'll have to think about this
there's certainly enough room for a new camp mofo and there's
no problem there. And if you come to visit, we will never see
you. But your bathroom, the West Wing that your bathroom needs
some grounding work. But on the back, the back wall because it
was a garden.
By the way, when I traveled, I bring my own calc
with Culkin gun, yes. Okay, because I have a gun if you need
one. I got a got a cocking gun. Anyway, so we're really really
hoping now kind of that this happens, because that would be
very funny. They would they would, you know, has a circular
driveway. I kid you not. Oh, nice. Yeah, well, you can pull
up front and then drive through
junk cars. Miscellaneous cars, and hey, in there. Hello.
That's all we have is miscellaneous junk cars we
talking about buy a couple more. Put one up on block
one. You got to put one up on blocks
just just to make it look right. Mickey is talking about
putting a couch a couch on the veranda
just on the front lawn, not on the veranda, on the front lawn.
Sitting there, a brown leather couch with holes with springs
popping out. That's what we need. Now Mickey wants to put
the teepees up and rent them out for South by Southwest. The
front load I think it's a brilliant idea.
It's definitely often off the beaten path. Maybe a zoning
issue.
Zoning. You think? Anyway, so we'll keep you posted. We should
know by Thursday show. Because we do have to move out of here.
We've already called a great name for a company by the way.
Two guys in a van. This is the best this is the best marketing
I've ever seen for a moving company. Two guys in the van.
So there's gonna be not a moving company is two guys. And that's
exactly
what it is. It's two guys in the van and a Google ad. We're
AdSense. That's what it is. So they're gonna move us that but
we just don't know where yet. Hopefully that's it because we
you know, we're just looking for something that fits our
personality. And I think we've struck personality gold with the
with the swan. We should have taken a picture of that. The
gold swan is outrageous. When you see it on the bathtub, it's
just yeah, anyway, so it's a bit murky in dankie and dusty and
moldy and everything but I think we can make it work, we can make
it work with a little bit of elbow grease. So we'll see. keep
you tuned. And in order to facilitate our move, I would
like to put a request out to the no agenda producer RMA FRAC
shown. Miss Mickey's art is in the running to be the cover of
the 2013 new Dutch photography book, which is a hardcover book
which is you know, goes to all the collectors and agencies and
art directors and it's it's a really big deal. But now the
what the publishers done is something I really hate is
they've said well we're gonna put up 10 covers and the one
that gets the most likes on Facebook
will be I you know, I
I read your column and this is you know, go ahead and talk
about the column in regards to this.
i Well, here's the thing that triggered the column and this
was from MarketWatch I was moaning about this idiotic like
so likes like anybody cares you know, you get a bunch of likes
Oh, he's got I got so many likes. What bothers me is now
I'm finding web pages where I go to the web page and the web page
Gray's out completely so I can't see it and icon in the middle of
the page that's the Facebook logo and it says likes Yeah,
underneath it and then there's a little very small x to kill this
thing. Or I click on the logo and it gives this website a
likes so in other words, they're they're given me a splash screen
for all practical purposes, so I can give them a likes even
though I've never seen this page before. You just got to do it
like and I don't even know what it is. It shows you what a scam
this whole likes thing is they should they should get rid of
it.
No, no, you're going to facilitate now because we're
going to use this like scam to get Ms. Mickey some some work
here. So But go to cover art.currie.com You should do it
now John before the chat room, I don't have a Facebook account.
Just know it's public cover art.curry.com It's a public site
so you'll be able to see it. And if you don't have Facebook, sign
up for Facebook now, I'm not saying and like Ms. Mickey's art
cover art.currie.com Does it just take you to Facebook and
you can't log in? It shows
the art. Yeah. Okay. What do you think that this is hers with?
Yeah, but the woman with the
isn't gonna ask if that's a dude subdued,
or whatever.
But anyway, it is not a handsome cover.
Yeah, that's a very and it looks very Dutch. Yeah. I mean, it has
a Dutch kind of style to it that it's hard to describe unless
you've been there a few times.
It's nice, though, isn't it? So that's, we want everyone to like
that.
So that, like I don't like this one. It's a pretty girl, but
it's not that good.
I don't think the other ones are very good. I think they're okay.
I mean, they're beautiful. But aren't as covers. I don't think
they quite do it yet.
Let's see. The kid cut in half is no good.
No, no. See? There's only three. Yeah, they're also loading them
over time. So the
other one yeah, this is terrible. This one the hand and
blocking son now on the woman's face. Good, right. That's not
very good.
No, I'm telling you. Miss Mickey's got a I think it's a
lock in. We just need
to hear the back of somebody's head or whatever it is. I can't
even figure it out.
We're trying. And we'll see the one with the back of someone's
head.
Like a bunch of blonde hair that looks like a wig. I don't even
know what it is. So how many creeps me out for some reason. I
gotta see. I don't even know this guy is a horrible.
I can't figure out how many likes the guy
with all the freckles or wherever he's got. He's got to
Burt face.
So oh, man, Mickey has 200 here
like the one with the bird. What is this? It's hard to read the
the logo against that light yellow background and almost
washes it out. And
this is a problem because if you see the kid cut in half, yeah.
That's got 228 likes.
And Mr. Dentists numbers, and
Mickey has 201 likes, or you gotta pound it. This is crazy.
And that's that's I mean, with all due respect. That's not a
cover. The kid cutting house they're
starting to do it. They've got a bot lb in the thing. Yeah. Yeah,
this is a scam. And the other thing that bothers me, it's
like, while we're on it, it's like you go to some say go gov
or sign in. And you go to somebody's direction to go to
something because they're going to give you information, let's
say. And it's a face which you got to log into. Or how about
this software? Here's some new date book software. They help
you remind you of this and that. Use your Facebook login.
Oh, no. Don't do that. Oh, I don't do that. No, I don't do
that. Now. That's crazy if you do that. So the guy that gets
the guy that has 228 He's I think he's at a at this. Does he
teach at the academy? He's got all kinds of stooges
1000s of listeners and then some of them have Facebook accounts.
Disappointment but they do
Yeah, I'm translating here for people who haven't done it yet.
Like my picture. Just hit the picture and click Like of course
that's what everyone was doing this this like thing it was so
I'll tell you just just to go along with your your articles. I
read your article. It's a good article and marketwatch.com
Yeah, funny enough I found the article because Mike Elgin
Google Plus it. This is just that Google Plus thing is pretty
outrageous. It kind of works. So I'm gonna try not Well, I
hopefully these people won't listen, I'll just tell you the
story. So there's a someone who does photography and it's of
certain clothing, etc. And, you know, Mickey's like I've seen
these pictures. I'm like, yeah, so no, of course not. It's a
done let me open up Facebook. I'll look. And then she's like,
Oh, that one's really that's that's a horrible picture. I
know. She said the dress or the picture, whatever. And I've
looked at se but it says you liked it. And you just told me
that is horrible. Yet, you'd like the picture? What does that
say?
And she's What was your excuse for this for this anomaly? She
went
yeah, you're right. What? What is up with that? Like, because
all you're doing is you know, you don't actually want to
comment and say, Hey, that picture that dress sucks. It
blows. So instead of that, you just I'll just click like and
you know, my conscience is clear. That's what it is. All
the Facebook face. Book is so idiotic. And I just I just have
to make jokes about it all the time. Because the whole thing is
one big positive fakeness world. You'd never do you see someone
post on Facebook? Oh, I think I want to throw up from dinner
now. It's like, look at my amazing dinner. Here's a picture
of my food is awesome.
I love the pictures of the never does not not that I've never
taken pictures of food, but I don't recall but it's all
about everybody's amazing life. And
I think that that is your theory. And I think you're
right. It's a reality. I got like all my friends. I got all
friends. I got all these friends. Amazing. I can't even
my friends.
I'm amazing. It's just amazing. It's so awesome. My Life Rocks.
Jeez,
I just never read on this self esteem generation.
I never read about someone saying my life. Actually my
daughter does that. She does. She's a terrorist on Facebook.
She's like, this sucks. She's that's my daughter, Danny. Oh,
so they had that Google Plus thing which I forgot to call the
woman to get verified. Damn. Clarissa was that a Clarissa?
It can't be in much of a hurry with that John I forgot. Ah,
geez Mickey with an update. 249 likes we've beat the other guy.
Keep it coming in.
Keep it rockin so far. Now. It's a war.
Yeah, well, of course it's a war and this is just the live
audience this just the live army. Yeah, there's no agenda.
I'm a fracture on it. Once we go podcast it's gonna be all over.
Yeah, just it'd be good. This is good for the good for the entire
enterprise here the infrastructure. Anyway, John,
I'm so happy we have a new bad guy. And aren't you
gonna say hi first.
Hi. In the morning to you John C. Dvorak.
I was hoping you'd say that so I can say in the morning to you
Adam curry also in the morning to all the ships at sea boots on
the ground subs in the water feet in the air and all the
Knights and Dames out there.
Yes. And of course our no agenda army frak Shona in the chat
room. No agenda. stream.com. No agenda chat.net. Thanks,
everybody for for liking. Mickey's work. Just liking
linking the liking. And our artists Martin. JJ struck again
on episode 479. Or this is 480. And waiting. You never know what
the artwork will be. Check it out. No.
No, the artwork good. No agenda Art Generator is failing. Yeah.
And another note this morning saying I can't log in. Create a
New Account. I think it was at Paul couture was one of the
other guys who did that thing.
I don't remember. But I think people can't create an account.
Is that the problem? Yeah. So we can't get new artist. This is
great.
We had to put up another site if we can't get this one fixed. I
don't know who owns the who has the back end keys.
Let me see who is no agenda been right. I thought
that was that was Randy Asher who did this site. But he
disappeared.
Well, this is what happens. You know, they're like Van Gogh's
tour.
Because I have his email. It's more of Hello. I forgot what
it is registered to Paul couture. Okay. So I
said, I said, what was his email?
Email? Here's Paul at Paul couture.com.
And I'll try that I have a different one from some some
dead
now. I saw what you sent. Well, I really, really only see when
does it expire? Ah, it expires July 29 of this year. So
wake up. Get
your artwork in quick people.
Everything's going down to to witness by today's lousy
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executive producers before we continue. Yeah, I do have a
story that we've been missing. We have three. We have one
jacketed producer and to associate so the executive
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having trouble hearing me today. No, he's just ignoring me. Okay,
hold on troops, to teachers. This is stuff we got to look at
man, this is good stuff. Okay, what else? Do we have
bootcamp or Bootcamp for all Coast Guard and drones. Should
the Coast Guard be a loophole for drones to be flown in the
US? Started the civilian military first. That's interest
Congress. Will the Coast Guard reports to land security loosing
the peloton? No,
I have a clip because they brought the tiger teams into the
Bay Area.
Do you want to do that now or? No? It's not the tiger team by
the way. It's the Viper team. But I like I like the tiger anti
tiger team Viper team advertising GI Joe movie pulled
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too much like something that happened in current events or
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don't know but I think I can say it yeah, we can just do this
live has
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I could have probably put more into it. Yeah, you're not
getting work anyways, enact
that well, maybe you can get in get in that new GI Joe redo.
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another one taken taken in by
the pharmaceutical complex.
He got an AR 15 COLT 223 and a Remington 919 1145 automatic. I
am ready to defend my life my family and my little bit of
property really, against what choppers black helicopters
against
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question if you chose to go John H and K came out with a new
upper receiver for the M 16. M for that uses a piston to push
the bolt back. earlier models have direct gasp gasp blowback,
which overtime will fall and jam the weapon. I'm not credited gun
buff but that was one thing I heard about last year yeah
apparently you are a gun buff.
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band friend in the Special Ops who verified the article would
like to have a job his job his job is don't look over there.
Italian Shut up slave Okay, glad you're back.
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damn Mr.
And Mrs. Curry back in the United States get MO You got
jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. Nothing to see.
Look at that shut up slave that's it the scandal?
Thank you Sir Stephen.
Michael Levin in Brooklyn New York tuner dollars was another
Associate Executive Producer. ITM Jeremiah Alfonso and
Marjorie he just won some karma
with these these nicknames. I think they're hurting donations.
You've got something
I mean, this is this has not been a good week for sure. No,
why? Why is it have WE ARE WE sucking is the value down is
that I mean must be it I can't imagine Are we just not doing
good job? are we hitting the wrong things or
well I got a story that should liven things up. And you know
what it is? I think it's because we missed it. We failed to
report the story. This is from about two or three weeks ago and
we just dropped the ball on it. It tells you about dropping
stuff. So you hear about you know Al Roker goes to the White
House and
really this you're really going to do he really going to do this
story
this year. I just only explanation I can have for these
donations.
Okay, where is it? How come I can't find the clip I know what
clip you mean by Ken snow clip I got no clip are that he pooped
his pants.
What is your thought? No. Man asked for somebody else's
thoughts once in a while, of course I'm sorry, not a clip.
Can you imagine being in a normal situation you're at a bar
Hey, so so really Yeah, I have a clip.
That's funny. That's how I talk to people all the time. Hey,
man, how about those? I met those 40 Niners? Yeah, they're
pretty good. You see what happened the other day. In fact,
you know, John, this is how people operate. They do show
clips. That's what the whole smartphone thing is about. Hey,
man, look at it. Look at his crazy cat video. Happens all the
time now. No, I think what we saw Yes, Al Roker pooped his
pants and actually went on a press tour for it.
And then he takes his dirty underwears and shoves them in
one of the he left him there. You know about that? Right?
Yeah, he threw them out and left them in the in the garbage and
one of the bathrooms in the White House? Yes, I know.
I know gusting Why would even tell that story you guys
will know. And I want to thank I want to thank Joe of healthy
surprise.com Who has always said these boxes are not, you know,
not nothing to be sneezed at John or Snowden? Did you
check it out with your blood type that you can eat all that
stuff? No,
because I got the box before I got the blood type thing. But I
did. I did have I ate immediately ate the apple chips.
Yeah, I like those.
I did do. He has a he has a good but you know, they're at $5 for
one bag of chips.
Out him every year around this time I sit down and make a list
of everything I'm grateful for you and the no agenda show are
on that list. I don't have to go on about how much I enjoy the NA
show, and how you're doing something no one else is really
doing. You've also inspired me about Austin, Texas. And getting
out of California. Healthy surprise has been growing over
the last year and a half. And when we outgrow our current
facility, I'm thinking about moving out to Texas and the land
of liberty. Enjoy these snacks. If you don't I know Miss Mickey
will use to a great 2013 Thank you, Joe. That's really kind.
That's very, very sweet. I like that. And, you know, yes, you
should definitely come and check out Austin, everyone else. From
California thinking about moving to Texas we hear Dallas is nice.
Move on, like Dallas.
So the script is playing out once again, John. And we have a
new bad guy. And this is a great bad guy because he's hot. He's
hot look, and he's got an awesome nickname. He's got a
name that you can his real name you can remember, I am just so
delighted that now that you know, we will see Zero Dark 30
is of course in the running for several Academy Awards, it will
win one of the I'm actually gonna can I
say some before you go on to this course. Yeah, of course,
one of the reasons we probably not doing well donations,
because we don't mention that perhaps if they went to
divorce.org/in A, it would increase the the.
So it's kind of like, you know, you mentioned telling people
where they can you can go where they can help us. Yeah, that's
true, or dumber,
and might be worthwhile to get people to get on the mailing
list. The mailing
list is is very worthwhile, you can find that in the show notes.
Today's show notes will be 480 dot na shownotes.com. That's a
part of the deal of our value for value proposition. We'll
talk about that later on. And of course, if you do want to do
something, you can always propagate the formula. Our
formula is this we go out we hit people in the mouth
Yes, thank you for catching it.
Who's our new challenges? Tell us about the noodles sama? Well,
first let's let's listen to the script. You know, because we
fixed Osama. You know, we gotta get a new leader for the al
Qaeda has. We've got, you know, we have Libya, we pretty much
have Egypt in our back pocket. Looks like Syria is taken care
of for now. You know, that's, that's just over on the other
side there. But in Northern Africa, you know, or in Africa
itself. We do have these very important oil rich nations,
which would be Mali and Algeria. And we need to we need to be in
question the Mali thesis. I have a clip. It Mali is not about the
oil. Okay, there's no oil there. Generally there is
there is most definitely oil,
oil. Here's why the French are
involved. Let's listen. But as we've just heard, some analysts
suggest Africa's untapped natural resources could be the
main reason attracting Western powers to the continent. It's
also being cited as a pretext for the intervention in Mali.
Despite the country being considered among the world's
poorest nations. It has plenty to offer But when it comes to
the wealth that lies beneath the African nation is the continents
third largest producer of gold. As you can see here, it trails
only South Africa and Ghana in that respect. And there are some
forecasts which you told me this is about gold instead of oil,
then you're falling for the you're falling for
nope, I'm not saying that at all. All right, it couldn't
move into first place in gold exports in the near future. But
energy is another of Marty's economic Trump cars with its
uranium merge deposits, believed to number over 5000 tonnes.
France relies almost entirely on uranium as fuel for its nuclear
power plants. And it's believed the French government is now
eyeing the money deposits after its main source of uranium
supply in Asia was threatened by major workforce strikes. They're
very good. So but it's about something that they want to
steal from the from Molly. Yeah,
and gold's bonus, a
huge bonus now. So let's just say there's stuff there that we
want. And we certainly don't want the
child the energy business. So there's an oil angle and we
don't want to if you're getting an energy thing the oil
companies do, you know, they just some
oil, but we also we certainly want to make sure the Chinese
stay out. That's always the case. We always want to keep the
Chinese away from it. So we just roll out the script again.
France has troops in Mali may have the support of the locals.
But back home in Paris, the government is calling for a lot
more aid. The battle for Mali where Islamic militants control
much of the country is proving more difficult than expected. A
West African force to total 5000 troops is being deployed to lead
the fight. But French and African leaders are asking other
world powers for funding and logistical help.
Sound familiar? sound kind of like Libya,
residents of Northern Mali have been fleeing south in a refugee
crisis that the United Nations is warning could lead to
hundreds of 1000s of people being displaced. Loosening
monotonically Islamists have been targeting groups of girls
and women to rape them. Oh, that's
right. So yeah, we have refugees Rayburn. That's
why I left Gao with my daughter's
prediction. Angelina Jolie coming up came here.
Safety is also a concern in areas outside the insurgents
control. Human Rights Watch has reported abuses by Malian
security forces in the central town of new owner.
I'm just waiting for the Viagra angle where they say they were
handed out Viagra so they could rape the women and children. And
then tell them
that was a one shot because I don't know we'll say never was
used again.
So we have a new guy who has been working for the CIA since
2003. As back in the day, he was a part of the group preaching
and combat the Salafi group for preaching and combat is what it
is GSPC and he's been in Algeria and Mali since 2003. His name is
look Tarbell. Mokhtar listen to this, listen to this. Officials
believe this is the mastermind of the mastermind. Okay. Listen,
this is ABC News, by the way. And as you know, ABC News is the
most compromised news organization the business. The
producers are married to people who are direct advisors to the
President. That's its complete Inception complete incestuous
business look tired Bell Bell McTague roofless rogue al Qaeda
leader, ruthless rogue al Qaeda leader
who bizarrely also runs an African organized crime network
that reportedly has made 10s of millions of dollars in ransom
from kidnappings and the successful smuggling of
diamonds, drugs and cigarettes.
Okay, now this guy, if you look at his picture, it is lit. It's
you know how we have the sheen legacy where we have Martin
Sheen and then we have Mukhtar Mukhtar Mukhtar Mukhtar Bell
Mukhtar. So this guy looks like a very young Osama bin Laden, a
handsome, devilishly handsome rogue man and he's made millions
and kidnappings and smuggling cigarettes and we call him his
nickname is Mr. Marlboro Marlboro has read now, in 2003.
We used to call him the one eyed That's according to a BBC report
that I have here. He was known as one ad one ad Mukhtar Mukhtar
Mr. Malborough.
He's very, very cold, very businesslike vicinity and Robert
Fowler, a former UN diplomat in Africa was held hostage for four
months
by Bell matar now when you say UN diplomat that's essentially
spook, you know, he's I think this guy was Canadian. So he's
gonna tell us how booked our Bill McDonough is very cold and
businesslike. He's a rogue he is the new Who devil
until fried and 2009 Fowler says he is a man to be feared. I was
afraid for my life all the time. Oh, I was a very for my life
when I woke up in the morning and when I went to sleep at
night, and he's a very serious player,
serious player. You go Mukti rebel Mukti everybody that is
the new man the new the new kid in town Mr. Mall bro one I'm
hooked our bill Mukhtar.
What's the one I I don't know. That's I just forgot to eyes.
Yeah,
no, I'm just saying I'm reading it directly from the BBC website
that he used to be in a band. The band ambient what Yes is the
band of around 300 fighters reported aims to the band. I
think he played the tambourine and lead vocals. The band around
300 fighters reportedly aims to topple the Algerian government
now if you look at the timeline 2003 This guy definitely is CIA
100% Just like just like Bin Laden, just like
another psycho they've got on there.
Of course, but have you seen pictures?
I'm trying to find picture I got one picture some black guy.
Yeah, he's got black hair. No, and he's got a turban this guy
is so if you look at Mark Tarbell matar I can't I can't
find a picture. This must be easy to find a picture maybe not
spelling it, right?
Yeah, how am I supposed to spell it? MOKHTARMOKH ta R Well,
that's different than I'm spelling it.
Well, yeah. But you know, you might be dilemma.
K h t a r. And then okay, H tmoq. Char Mokhtar mocked or
bell mock
tar.
Okay Bell BL Yeah, so
it's all one word mock tar
was not working. He looks want me to see his picture
right there and images is like the he's getting nothing. I got
a blank screen. Oh, this is so great. The PR is rockin Mach
two. This is the Telegraph in the UK mocked are Bill mocked
are face to face with the untouchable jihadist leader
yeah
they are building this mother up
well they've been doing that for a couple of weeks we probably
could have gotten on this earlier. I was always thought it
was a good name. I you know my browser's done I must revive
dead here.
Browser down browser down we have a buzzkill browser down to
the rectified What is your Internet Explorer and it's not
working? as well. It looks like what was that? What was that
browse that used to come with AOL?
I don't know what it wasn't it
didn't I didn't AOL have like a crazy as browser. What was that?
Well, no, it wasn't that Netscape browser eventually. I
don't remember.
Are you still using NCSA is mosaic with the dynamically
rendering images remember that machine
this machine this this second machine which luckily I've gone
to a to machine approach to this show. Oh,
to machine approach, everybody. It's Welcome to year six of the
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Take a chance.
Reading from the independent how Mr. Marlboro marked our bell MK
DARS reign of terror struck fear into the heart of Mali. I mean,
this is amazing. Oh. Oh, here's a here's how he got his
nickname. Oh, this is great. The Eskimo CTA are the application
of Sharia law in the central eastern city by the supposin
Righteous One Eyed warlord he is blind in one eye. You should
have a patch. The patch would do it would be so much better. It
ain't look like a pirate his his battalion is named those who
sign in blood. I mean it was Josh TMOK Oh, I'm okay. Mokhtar
Ionis Luiz I'm telling you we should be writing the screenplay
now. It's got everything Those who sign in blood battalion the
one i Mr. macabre. Come on. This is got everything you need in
here. This is great. Are you still have you still not I'm
still struggling with it. Let me try Have you been able to find
one one day
your wages and how it's insane. Do you Me Ah, finally. The guy
the guy looks like a total psycho.
But look, it doesn't look great. Oh yeah. And he has one eye.
According to the reports he's built he has one eye it must be
blind. You
know his. His his left
eye and nose right eye his right eye looks closed now his right
eye to you but his left eye. Which one do you think is the
Bogut of eye?
I think the eye that's that that's his left his left. But
that one's open more. It's bugged open because it's like a
bunch of phony eye and it's just stuck in there. It's a glass
eye. Yeah, it would be man.
Does this get any better? I'm just this thing had a glass I
only one picture of you made million smuggling cigarettes.
The second picture of his name is Mark Tarbell. MCed are Mr.
Marlboro coming to kick your ass whether you're in Mali or
Algeria.
Here's a picture of him from back in now.
The Weinstein Company presents Mr. Walbro
you know the voiceover job is you know yours for the asking.
Yeah,
okay, door. Bell by love Dr. Mukhtar Mukti Bell looked our
theater now playing in theaters nationwide, I think is the what
should what will the title of the movie be? He's got well
here's Mr. Mall, but Mr. Marlboro goes to Washington and
that be
knocked our smoke some.
Well, whoa, I liked that. Mocked are smoking if you got them. How
about that booked? Our Bill McDonough in smoking if you
gotta because it's it's a series. It's not just one. So he
may
see living as a cigarette smuggler?
Yes. Okay, but how did he lose the eye? Let me see.
Blood out on him.
Let me see. Let me see if it says how he Oh, here it is. On
the BBC must be true. All right. I got it. This guy has a great
story. Okay. One Eye veteran, he's a veteran. Okay.
Bill mocked or lost his left eye fighting with government troops
in the 90s and now wears a false eye. It's glass. Do you actually
is it?
Is that the right? You know? And you know, the one reason that I
figured that that one out? Because I was watching something
on the military channel the other day, and there was some
poor CIA guy who had gotten into a wreck. And I kept looking, I
said, What's wrong? Is he every time he blinked his only his
right eye blink? And I notice it is out there. I was bugged out.
Was a glass I got burned. Do you guys get the same look? Is that?
Do you just just have a vocabulary question? Do you wear
a false eye? Is that is that? Is that correct? I don't know. I
think because of the beat. The BBC says he now wears a false I
know, it's not like a hat. Now, let's see. Where's the false
side? Is
that what you do? If the
BBC says that a
must must be true? The signs anyway.
So what do you think see? Okay, so we got the same script. We've
seen this a million times. I don't understand why they can't
go. Why bother coming up with something? No, no, no, you
already bought the cow.
But that's but this is what I'm saying is you and I, and we're
already late. I totally agree. But if we get on it now, we can
have the screenplay done in six weeks, we could start chopping
this thing. Yeah, we will. I mean, this is this is it's a
guaranteed winner. People will option it, they'll definitely
option it and be like,
what do we have to do as a small book? Yeah. giblet giblet? No
agenda. World dude, this book for us. Everyone's gonna get a
chapter and volunteer. crank out a book. And that is a story. And
then we can optioned the book as a screenplay and with the Yeah,
what's normally done you unless you want to do a treatment is
what you're saying. We have to have a screenplay. We do the do
a treatment before you do a screenplay. Now we just have
somebody looks at screenplays and you might look at treatments
we just
want now we just want to have the we want to have the book so
that someone can option the book to go write the
screenplay, the screenplay, or we can do a treatment which is
less Johnson.
Because be honest, we're not even going to write a frickin
book. Well, treatment is shorter, but maybe we could you
know what's important,
is doing a one page outline.
That's kind of that's more our style. Yeah, you get right on
that after the show. One page outline. Now I'm too busy man.
I'm busy because you know the show is not going to not going
to carry me through the rest of my life. So I'm making a
product. I'm making an HF SDR. QR P digital mode. transceiver.
But yeah, exactly gonna have made in China.
Oh yeah, no, of course they want to talk to you about that. Oh,
should I upgrade? My Java? No, probably not.
Okay, let's go over some of the clips we got here.
I was gonna play something I was leading into my clip. Oh, I
thought you were done? No is leading into my clip that I'm
creating a product for ham radio operators that
are not talking Do you have a clip about that? Yes, I do have
a mocked or mocked or no not I'm done
with him. We're gonna do an outline after the show a one
pager and then we'll chop that around
in the money. Hell yeah.
And while we're waiting for our ship to come in, I'm gonna try
building a Chinese piece of crap product and sell it the ham
radio operators or operators around the world.
Alright, tell me the audience
has got to be big. I mean, this this this? I mean, how many ham
operators are there? There's got to be millions of them. I hope
so. You only have to advertise in three magazines and they
spend 1000s of dollars.
Yeah, that is kind of the advantage when you have such
targeted mark.
Exactly. So I have come up. I'm not gonna tell you exactly what
it is. But I've come up with it. And I'm already prototyping it.
And it's gonna be really fun, really kick ass. But I have
another market. Call it radio Narco. It's enough telecom
equipment to communicate across states and international
borders. state of the art gear that includes antennas,
transmitters, receivers, and other equipment in this case
seized by the Mexican army
equipment is available to just about everybody. And it can be
set up in just a matter of a few hours.
Lozano says the cost of installing a radio station can
be as low as $5,000 More sophisticated systems can cost
up to 30,000 Small change for international criminal
organizations. Exactly. I think we're good to go. My product is
perfect for Mexican Narcos.
So you're okay. It's perfect for it. It's some sort of repeater?
No, no, it's sub guessing it's gonna be a great product. The
point is, is you know, it's it's a digital product, it's gonna
get a lot of people interested in ham radio, and maybe just put
an icon sticker on it. What it is,
you do something I want?
Tell me what you want.
It's a it's a it's a digital, continuous wave. Code key
broadcast. All you do is type in the computer, and it sends it
out as Morse code.
Yeah, only that it can do the Morse code, but it's a little
faster for us, Olivia, or PSK 63 OCW. Okay, we'll make a special
we'll make a Bakelite version for you that does see, okay,
no problem at Bakelite. You know, I think I've always wanted
to own a Bakelite place. The factory that makes Bakelite. Be,
you know, Bakelite is still manufactured?
What is it used for? I mean,
is the original plastic? No, I know what it is.
Because I used to have a phone I made out of Bakelite with a
rotary thing on it. But where does where does it come in handy
these days,
it comes in handy in situations where you don't want it won't
transmit it, like you can't get energy. It's essentially an
insulator, it like insulates from electrical current, and
insulates from heat. Right? It's very useful. Right? Right.
Right, right. And also makes funky things because you got
that feel that kind of weird feel of Bakelite is not cold is
not hot. It's hard to, you know, when you got it when you have
Bakelite in your hands, because of the heft and the, in the
relative temperature, the Bakelite compared to the
temperature of the room. You know,
you got Bakelite. Right, and it's cool when you hit it with a
hammer. It shatters Yeah. In one go. It's awesome. Bakelite,
yeah. Used to have a big like, Okay, I
got a clip. Yes. How about one, Viper teams in Emeryville. And I
want you to pay careful attention to the man on the
street that they interview and it gives you all this insight.
I think we need to set it up just a little bit. And that
comes along with the news, which was completely misinterpreted by
many I'm so surprised that the TSA is removing the initial
slave scanners.
I actually have two of those clips to. Okay, well, there's
one in body scanners too.
I'm gonna set it up and then then we'll you roll out the
clip. So the rapid scan backscatter contract has been
terminated, which by the way means that L three
communications gets the new contract. So this is just money
going from one slave scanner to another slave scanner. And
strangely enough, there were people who actually know me, who
sent me an email saying, isn't it great? They're going away
and as a part of the complete entrapment of the citizenry, we
have these Viper teams, which is the rapid response, TSA agents
who show up at sporting events, school sock hops, and at train
stations, apparently, which ones
not copses. Whereas most importantly, let's play a couple
of bodies scattered. Interesting. Hey, let's
play some body scanner clips.
Yeah, here's what's interesting to me about it. Is that, yeah,
they're gonna pull them out is that there's two things one, I
was under the impression and tell me that you were too or
don't, ya know, I was under the impression that they had fixed
these rapid scan jobs. So you all you got was an outlier. Oh,
we only get an outline. You can't see the naked body, blah,
blah, blah. And now we understand that you can they
never did this. It was all bogus. Yes, they lied to us. Oh,
yeah, that's one thing. The second thing is, and I think the
real reason for this, you know, because the software apparently,
whatever, they can't fix it with software, so they have to pull
them all out. So but the other thing I think they still have
not addressed or gotten around is the kiddie porn issue. It is
against the law in this country to even have a kiddie porn
image, even if you don't look at it. Right? If you have, if you
are in possession, under any sort, there's no circumstances
where you can be in possession of a kidney. That is
not true. That is not true. That is not true. If you work at the
Pentagon, that is okay. Because they,
they Well, these people don't work at the Pentagon or the TSA,
people are collecting kiddie porn, essentially, every time
they send a little girl through the scanners. And they do that
even though they try not to so much. But anyway, so they could
never get around that. But the other thing is, which was one of
the reports if you read the news that is not covered by any of
these TV stores, and I have two TV stories are never mentioned.
Apparently, rapid scan had phoned eat up some test results.
And they were caught red handed with a bunch of bad information.
And they were just part of this is the process of scolding them
for bullcrap. And we saw this in the in the testimony when
we didn't see all of it because some of that testimony was like,
ah, secret, yeah. Anyway, so let's just play these two
things. And you get the idea of body scanners one and body
scanners, two
is in recent memory is being removed now from airports.
TSA said it couldn't resolve privacy problems with those
expensive and revealing full body X ray scanners. But that
doesn't mean that all of the scanners are going away to Tasha
Barrett is at Dulles airport tonight with a look at what to
expect the next time you fly. Natasha.
Well, Leon there's been a lot of talk about those revealing body
scanners right
and interesting how now that all that now they're revealing,
revealing so revealing, you know, this the same press who
were sucking into Paula Tonneaus, cocked the whole time
when they were rolling him out
as much radiation is from his cell phone.
Yeah, yeah. Now it's like, oh, it's revealing you hores
76 of them had been removed from airports nationwide 174 to go,
including the ones here at Dulles Airport. But before all
that happens, the new and improved ones have to be
installed. The company that makes the rapid scan body
scanners used at Dulles Airport and nationwide couldn't make
passenger images less revealing. Now the Transportation Security
Administration will remove the naked image scanners at all
airports. The company OSI systems loses its $5 million
contract with the government and must pay to remove the scanners.
If you're a frequent flyer, like wait, stop, stop. Do you think
we can pick a couple of these up? Because surplus? Can you
imagine how awesome at the front of the White House our White
House here in Austin, you have to go through the naked body
scanner
to see why now.
You should I mean, this should go for like maybe a couple 100
bucks.
Yeah, you could turn it in to either scrap them or sell them.
Oh, John, I have
another great business idea. We buy up a couple of these and
turn them into showers. I guess you don't like my idea.
I'm trying to imagine what you're talking about
that you take one or you make showers and you sell them as a
cool looking shower.
You mean you walk between journey get glass of water?
No, no. Just people put these in their bathrooms as a shower.
It's a conversation piece.
Yeah, well, that's for sure. You had to have a pretty big
bathroom. All right. body scanners part two. Well, let's
I want to finish one. I mean, I'm diggin your clip
internationally. You want to maintain a high degree of
security.
The rapid scan machines will be replaced by new body image
scanners which must have privacy software because See Bustelo new
scanners will be installed this month and next month.
I mean it doesn't matter to me if somebody can see my body for
like a split minute or 30 seconds that doesn't bother me
I was thinking the same thing. There she is it doesn't bother
me and somebody show me your tits.
Yeah Brian for just a split second just for a minute. Oh,
come on flushing them Come on babies come on just for a second
you don't mind baby.
You know these news reporters they only what is it? What
happens is journalism school thing we're supposed to get to
sigh are supposed to get a pro and a con. So you get the one
guy saw safety. I need to see the safety. I gotta feel real
good about the safety. And then the SMS. I think these things
are stupid. What do they do they just a bunch of TSA theater.
What? Where's that clip? Hey, just said we have a guy saying
it's great because it makes me feel safe when I travel
internationally. And then some chick who wants to be an
exhibitionist? How is that balanced reporting?
Does it get better than this? Is it even does it get even better
than the one I just heard?
No, that's the best that girl anyway.
I want to hear it again. I want to hear it again. It can see my
body for like a split minute or something, you know, 30 seconds
that doesn't. She's even 30 seconds. You know, it's like a
minute. I'm okay with 30 seconds. Listen, and for those
of you listening at home, okay, let's try it. Right now. Let's,
let's let's just look at 30 seconds. Okay. Are you ready?
And you're ready. You're ready to go. Okay, I'm ready. Okay,
and I'm going to look at your boobs go. And I got I got the
time I got the stopwatch going. I'm looking at him. I'm looking
at from the side. You know, maybe look at it from a town
profile view. Oh, is your is your nipple stiffening just
because I'm looking at it? Because it's only 12 seconds.
How far are you? Okay, you sure you're okay with this? You know,
you really okay. Yeah. Oh, yeah. The left one seems a little bit
bigger than the right one. That's kind of interesting. Oh,
well, I have to say that's been very nice. This little encounter
we've had together. And you can now pack up your boobs into one.
Thank you very much.
Yeah, it's a long time.
It's more about security. Yeah. Are you more concerned with
security? Yeah. While you're secure map, please move along.
TSA released this statement today, by June 2013. Travelers
will only see machines which have automated target
recognition,
automated target recognition, where I know where I'm putting
the bullseye that allow
for faster throughput. This means faster lanes for the
traveler and enhance security. As always use of this technology
is optional.
Yeah, thank you. Because we prefer valet service. We don't
want targeted service one valet
even just kept up to and let's go on to the Viper teams,
because in the Viper teams clip. And I've always believed that,
you know, this whole thing is Well, we both think so this is a
scam to sell these machines. And I'm going to put them in
everywhere. And they're going to put them in at the at this
idiotic train station, which is. But anyway, so the Viper teams
show up in Emeryville and the report we get this fawning
report about how great it is shows no balance against that
one guy does say I don't think we need any more security and we
have but everybody else is going on and on about how great is
because it's better to be safe than sorry.
We prepared this Amtrak passenger says
this is fantastic. So notice
them right away. The many black clad TSA inspectors at the
Emeryville Amtrak station, and it's a presence she appreciates.
Would you like to see them out here more often? The wood one
can hurt. Just in case you never know. This trade 525 20 as part
of their nationwide Viper team effort, the Transportation
Safety Administration put about a dozen agents at the Emeryville
station to see and be seen we blurred their faces because some
of these TSA inspectors also work undercover. The visible
deterrent
is making a presence known at the station getting on the train
talking to passengers letting letting the bad guys know that
we're here and letting the passengers know that we're here
and working with law enforcement to really tailor our Viper teams
to their knees. The idea
is to look for signs of trouble in a place that can be difficult
to police because of its wide open environment. That said the
TSA and Amtrak believe that working together they can make
rail travel as safe as it can be. But we do have back at
random baggage checks. And we do have at some of the larger
stations, we have canine units and we do random sweeps of
stations and tracks infrastructure. California. Some
of those who regularly travel on Amtrak told us they think the
current level of security is just enough for you and want to
go through screening.
Now. I would hope that we don't come to that I can't see trains
being really the source of a security problem. But maybe I'm
not imaginative enough
that the TSA is Viper teams aren't just used to patrol
transportation sites like this one. They also I have been and
will be used at high profile events, many of them here in the
Bay Area. We'll have more for you on that tonight on ABC Seven
News at Six in Emeryville, Laurie Anthony ABC seven eight.
I would just like to play a quick clip from our president
just a couple years back. Imagine boarding a train in the
center of a city no racing to an airport and across the terminal
no delays no sitting on the tarmac. No lost luggage. No
taking off your shoes. No, no, it's funny. I guess you don't
have to because you just go through naked body scanner. It's
only 30 seconds isn't looking at you. It's okay. Naked. No, it's
all good. It's totally good.
So they're walking around us so the bad guys so that makes the
bad guys aware that they're there. Why don't they just rest
the bad guys? Well, what is what is happening on the trains that
they need these idiots roaming around? The Gestapo need all
black needs?
We remind you
already five on there, John there him?
I don't think they're armed. Are they armed? Oh, God. Yes. The T
is not the TSA.
That's those these Viper teams have gotten 40 fives on their
hips and their big ones.
Really? Yep. Let me take a look at
that but it's not just a normal leg of his shoulder or ever 45
normal holster it's it's kind of oh my god on some sort of a
pivot the other guy who looks like a Fast Draw hole he's got
they got the leg brace
the leg the leg strap?
Yeah. Oh my god. It's a really fancy looking thing. It looks
expensive. Whatever it is. That's got a big clip over the
top is probably get that magnets only you can get it out of the
holster.
Wow. But I thought TSA oh what do I know?
I guys loved their arm to the gills and they're walking up and
down the train those guys look scary. And it's like we're gonna
make we're making everyone wear we're here to make sure the bad
guys know we're here. What bad guys? Was the blood people
randomly paying $40 To ride the train Miss
bro. mocked her Bill McDonough or Mr. Marlboro?
Really? I mean, I just thought it was nobody's upset. You have
some old woman. Oh, it's it's great. You better to be safe
than sorry. It's better to be safe than sorry. It's great. Lee
the very beginning of that clip against being here that woman
okay, what was your gun Viper team, right? No. Yeah.
Might as well we prepared this Amtrak. Mas will be prepared and
passenger says she noticed them right away. The many black clad
TSA inspectors at the Emeryville Amtrak station and it's a
presence she appreciates would you like to see them out here
more often? Her would
want Kennard? Can't hurt miss. Oh, good. Can her What an idiot?
Were all of this. They're really ratcheting it up again. And I do
have some interesting news that kind of relates to
dolly killed Bin Laden.
I forgot to mention in the Zero Dark 30 movie. They refer to him
once again as Osama bin Laden. This has never really been
explained to me.
Right? We actually discussed this about four years ago. Yeah.
The Osama and Oussama must be a different guy. Right? Could be
What do you remember the outcome of that discussion?
It was just it was the style of consideration, depending on the
media outlet,
wrote them, but the movie and I would say that, you know, the
president everyone's talking about Osama Osama Osama. In the
movie, it's all Oussama, Oussama Oosa are all saying, yes, yes.
Oussama must be coach or something. Are they
or they just say Bin Laden, which is even even trickier.
Because Bin Laden, he had the 100 100 people in that family.
It could be anyone bin Laden. Yeah. Anyway, so we did have an
interesting occurrence. take place up there in the Seattle's
coming in from Hawaii. We had a quite a scare. NORAD was
alerted. And this all goes along with these media reports. It's
all a part of just indoctrinating the citizenry of
Gitmo nation with fear fear of death but the words matter in
this one it just very interesting to listen to this
report
was a call that triggered a national security response this
is just right
there. You already know enough you can make a call a call can
be made a national security response which is bullcrap. I
didn't get like some kind of air raid sirens going off in Austin,
Texas, like call main phone call may trigger the alert afternoon
the FBI office in Honolulu, Hawaii received an anonymous
phone call from somebody indicating that there was a
hijacker on ORS Alaska flight 819 a hijacker.
Now notice when his lesson we had a hijacker
in his 70s I think I mean really what Take this plane to Canada
or is he gonna
take it to Quebec? Oh, it's a Dreamliner crap landed quick
from Kona on Hawaii's Big Island bound for Seattle. I mean, if
you're if you're a hijacker just logically who hijacks an
airplane going away from Hawaii. This is crazy. What take me to
Cuba really from Hawaii which way you want to go? I mean a
hijacker you know, they didn't say a terrorist. This is This is
why the thing is Bogota IV. You know, I don't hear the word. He
wasn't screaming Allahu Akbar. None of this stuff you know
there's no hijacker. Last time a plane was hijacked it is 70s I
can't remember anything past that.
Any of the caller actually gave the name of a person who was in
fact a passenger on that flight. The FBI
alerted the flight crew onboard they monitored the passenger but
notice nothing unusual.
What does that even mean? Hey, Jim was sleeping monitor the
passenger in 35 Ah yeah, I got my
man well you imagine somebody calls you in some some joker
calls you in and then everyone walks by you after that the
whole flight looking funny at you like
that. Alright airlines 819 monitor a passenger seat
certified a possible
Hi guys. Yet NORAD confirms out of an abundance of caution. It
launched Operation noble
Eagle, Operation noble Eagle. America. You gotta hijack. We're
launching operation noble eagle, the bitches
scrambled to fit 15 aircraft and directed them to escort a
commercial airliner after guiding the plane to a safe
landing Port of Seattle police
safely without the guidance of the Jets.
There's no it's impossible, you know, because they might have
you know, flown to Quebec cane to passenger,
this guy did nothing to indicate he was a hijacker on the plane,
and there's nothing in his background to indicate he has a
proclivity for that
so now the FBI may have another case to investigate whether or
not that anonymous person called in a hijack hoax,
but I can promise you that the FBI in Honolulu is going to
investigate that because that's just not something that we can
stand that's just not something we can stand for. Now we we
asked we had operation noble eagle in full effects and this
was a hijack hoax. We're not going to stand for that mean is
so okay, here's the here's where I saw the store and I said well,
okay, there's some this guy who the guy is the key to figure out
who's who called it in because I assume that unless the guy was a
complete moron, which is possible, he wouldn't be any
call it I guess from the land. He didn't call from his cell
phone on the plane. Yeah, he was sorry. Well, how would he know
anything was going on in the plane, but that's okay. So he
calls it in from some probably, I would think a phone booth or
some place or something. But he else's? Do
they still exist? That phone booth exists?
Well, yeah, there's still I think there's still one or two
around. I don't know how you how you're gonna get away with this.
Because unless you had a burner, or you found a phone, or I don't
know how you, whatever the case is, this is some buddy, these
guys are like, frat pals or something. And this guy thought
it would be funny. Hey, I've got a funny idea. Well, check this
out. You know, Bill's flying back to Seattle. I'm gonna go
I'm in his eye. Yeah, that would be great. To kind of clowns that
we have, you know, this is the kind of thing that goes on. And
the meanwhile the security apparatus can't deal with it.
We're gonna
throw the book out, but they're angry like,
this is cost like hundreds of 1000s of dollars to scrambled
jets. We're not
gonna have this, the FBI is not going to have this hijacking
hoax business. It's not just gonna listen to the guy
holding a hijack hoax.
But I can promise you that the FBI in Honolulu is going to
investigate that because that's just not something that we can
stand for.
That's just not something we can stand for young man. He was like
minimal and your mom would like grab your face and squeeze your
chin really hard and say this is just for them. And she's now me
and my mom did that. That was her thing. If if I was a brat in
public, then she she take her hand and put it around my arm
underneath my chin around my face and squeeze my cheeks
really hard. But she'd be like, Oh, honey, now we're gonna be
really nice arm but
she have permanent rosy cheeks.
But as you would say something like Oh, now we're gonna be
really sweet, aren't we? Well, she was squeezing my cheeks. And
despite
all of us, fuck that.
I miss her dead now this sucks. I'd give anything for her to
squeeze my squeeze my feet. You know she also threatened me with
it. hairbrush is like, so you're gonna
comb your hair. No, no, she was gonna threaten you in particular
sheets. I'm gonna cut your hair out. She
would spank me with the hairbrush. And if and as you
know, she only She only did it once or twice, but as an Uber
threat,
if you've never done a hair brush, that's not a good spank.
There's the here's the
leverage. If you do that, I'm spanking with the hairbrush.
Bristle side down. That was her leverage. It was one of the
spiky ones we'd like
to make you think you're gonna be punctured.
I was abused as a child. Oh, second, this is bad.
Diagnosis, everything you've told me.
I'm having flashbacks. Oh, no, I'm getting abused. I'm an abuse
child. He was always abused. Which leads me right into our
the war on brains. And everybody. Yeah, the war on
brains. So, of course, we discovered on the previous
episode, and this is really why you should be donating to the
show because, you know, you're not going to find anywhere
analysis of this gun legislation that is really just a the icing
on the cake for the pharmaceutical for the entire
pharma industry for the health care industry, which is what it
is, and we have to reconnect with and we're now going to find
750 minimum 750,000 new folks, young folks in schools who have
mental health issues, and we're going to cure them, which of
course we do with all kinds of medication. And and the reason
you're not seeing any of that analysis is because the
pharmaceutical business, the industry pays for most media
just look at the commercials. And a shout out by the way to
Farmer Chris, in Austin at the market where we get our eggs. He
his wife gave him a smartphone for Christmas for his birthday.
And so now we can listen to the show. And and he's freaking out.
He loves the show so much. And he and he's our like, complete
crackpot. He's connecting dots. He's like, remember the PDB
what it sounds like? He's just started giving you free eggs.
Now No, no, no, we pay for all this value for value. He thought
he thought that the PBA drug the laughing and crying drug he
thought it was I loved that drug. He thought it was very,
very convenient that came out right around the time when we
had all of the Sandy Hook parents laughing hysterically.
Interesting, right?
Interesting. I liked it. At that actor. Yep. And anyway, do but
anyway, so
is he but it was funny about his wife. He's like, my wife. She's
drinking the Kool Aid. She's totally hypnotized. And she
watches the news. And they'll say how was the news? Honey? She
said, ah, there was only drug commercials. Exactly. Alright,
so this is from PBS, which is another national treasure here
in the United States of Gitmo nation. It's public television.
Where, you know, they get money from what do you get it
advertisers? That's right, every 16 minutes, they roll out
commercials on this public utility. And they have this
woman on and she is from a DC organiser. She's a doctor. And
hold on a second warm brains. I'm looking at the show notes
for eight zero.na shownotes.com. She's from the the nation's
Children's Hospital, the Children's National Medical
Center, which is in DC, which I'm not quite sure what it is,
but looks probably like a front for lobbying. And here's this
doctor who thinks is just great that the President has enacted
these presidential memoranda. So we can get mental health
Finally, some help in schools
to provide the services in the school systems by having
counselors by having psychologists, mental health
social workers in the school setting, because that's where
children spend most of their day. It's, it's, it's easily
accessible. And in fact, there was a mental health and school
act that was proposed in the 112 Congress that put forth funding
for this particular intervention. And I'm hoping
that, you know, the sad, horrific event Well, you know,
make us rethink supporting this particular bill so we can put
the resources in the school systems.
Great. So we're getting lots of resources into the school
system. And of course, I checked hr 751. That is the mental
health in schools act of 2011. The purpose of the act is to
revise increased funding for and expand the scope of the Safe
Schools Healthy Students Program in order to provide access to
more comprehensive school based mental health services and
supports. Now, do you really think that they're going to put
the What does she say? Psychologists, counselors
monitors that these people are going to be in the school going,
Oh, come here to me. Let me hold your hand. Let's talk about your
fears. No, it's like here to me pop this pill. It'll be groovy.
This is the the legitimate drug dealers now being welcomed into
your child's school.
Interesting about this, there's a couple of little sub storage
going on. But one of the things that's interesting to me is that
with the Sandy Hook thing, it was kind of a double edged sword
because they're trying to push stuff. But these are second
first and second graders. Yeah, and kindergarten, what are they
gonna do? Oh,
I'm glad you asked. We need to catch them early on John
to Joshi. But at the same time, you know, it's a well known fact
that
kids, oh, I don't want you to hear everything she's kind of
hard to hear.
But 50% of those who have eventually a mental illness,
starts for the age of 14, and about three quarters have mental
illnesses by the time they reach 24. So in my mind, and from my
perspective, mental health is really a children's issue. And
so if we can catch them young, and we can intervene early on, I
think will go a long way in in not seeing adults becoming
aggressive, violent, because we'd be able to treat some of
the illnesses early on.
Let me just review, we got to catch them, you got to catch
them early. We can treat them, catch them early. Treat them,
catch them early. Treat them
it kind of sub stores, I actually had saw that woman do
that thing I couldn't I didn't think was clip worthy, but you
have better back backup material. But there's a couple
other things that were going on. One was chunk, chunk, chunk him,
he did a whole thing I clipped if I didn't bring I didn't, you
didn't bring it to the party and bring it to the party. It's from
the party here at the wrong party, my friend. But now I can
now just tell you what, he came up with this thing that was just
hilarious. And he was a, an analysis. And it actually I was
thinking about it. Because I was in the petroleum industry during
this era when we switched from leaded gas to unleaded gas. And
his there's a thesis floating around out there that all the
school violence and all these guys, especially as they're
getting older, we're all brain damaged by the amount of lead
that was put into the environment until about 1972 or
so when the lead was taken out of gasoline. And so you had this
huge spike in in crime through about, say, say you're a little
kid and you're affected by the lead in 1970. You'd be 14 years
old be like that. You'd be like in the in the mid 80s. You'd be
a violent character. Right? Right. You'd be you'd be brain
damaged, and then you'd be violent. And then that's it. He
showed and they had to say the chart was good, how crime went
up and up and up. Yeah, but this is a story that's been around. I
didn't I mean, it's been around but then but I think there's two
interesting kickers one, it's a possibility. And two was that
all that stuff with with Police Chief Bratton and all these
other guys and the current downtrend in crime has nothing
to do with the police. Right? He wouldn't come out right out and
say But the police are, you know, kind of not important in
this whole scheme of things. And the drug kids now it's like it's
a little it's not, they don't need it now because there's not
this lead in the environment. The second thing was and this is
what really Goldsman I don't wanna get too far off the track,
but there was a thing that happened with Bette Midler, who
came out with a couple other people in bitched about the
reason that we're having all this these school shootings and
other things which are as we know are really not uncommon.
That is not more than ever is because of Ronald Reagan. And
how he let all the insane people out in California and close the
mental hospital Yeah, you have a small clip of that here but then
I want to comment on it because it to me it's the most
outrageous let's do it. Let's
do it. It's about crazy people fits right in the Reagan insane
asylums ready Yeah, definitely. Dr. Joshi oops,
sorry, and went into effect that Midler need your head examined.
Okay, maybe you guys should be not you. Maybe her
institutionalize the number of institutionalized mentally ill
people in the US dropped from 560,000 to 130,000. In the 60s,
long before Reagan, Reagan came to play into this he did not do
that. And now control law deputizing doctors, it's very
dangerous, making them informants to Greg's point, it
should be the family knows the patient.
So Dana, on one hand, Schaefer compares the gun debate to
Hitler, and Osama bin Laden and Brett Miller says it's Reagan's
fault. Robert Redford says
so. So I remember this period, and it's actually did begin in
the 60s long before Reagan, and it began and got into full steam
and again by Either way, there's lots of lead in the, in the
there was a lot of Tetra ethyl lead that was an environment
during this era. And there's a lot of people that were locked
up in insane asylums, we had a bunch of them. They were all
closed during Reagan's administration, but this was a
liberal initiative. It was the liberals who are breaking down
the wall say these places are horrible. They're torturing
people. And then the book in 1962, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's
Nest out excellent movie, and then became a movie in the early
70s. And that shut the door on the whole idea that we should be
locking people up left and right. But this was almost there
wasn't one conservative in the country that was for this. And
Reagan just went along with it. Because he's an extended liberal
state in California when he was governor. He essentially shut
down half of the places and all the Liberals not to make this a
dichotomous complaint, but all the liberals were applauding it.
And now they're blaming him. I mean, it make up your mind
people on what side of the fence you want to be on with anything
that goes on out there. Done. Juicy Fruit, my favorite kind?
Hey, hey, hey, how about that? Anyway, so I,
I find it fascinating that that I have some more backup material
about what is really happening here. Because we are our all of
our rights and privacy. And you know, basic things are being so
violated. I mean, like as like a big huge tree trunk is is
reaming us from behind. While we're all being distracted with
this, like, you know, cannot have a pistol grip bull crap. I
seriously, but this is that was
still cracks me. So it's a bit you heard of the rationale for
that? No, we actually had a clip where it was suggested. No, what
is it? Well, the pistol grip keeps the keeps the gun from
writing. starts lifting on Yeah,
yeah. Well, how come shotguns in that they do skeet shooting with
don't have that then?
Well, because you're shooting one shot at a time. Well,
actually, when you shouldn't traps you can shoot two or three
shots off?
Yeah, not too. Well. No, I,
you can you can do you don't have to use a side by side or an
over and under?
I think I think I've seen the competitions where the over and
under guys reload? Don't they haven't I imagining that?
Maybe? I think you're right, I think I think think of I think
in a in a technical competition, I think you're gonna only have
to ship two shells. I think I don't know. I've shot Skeet, and
shot traps. But I had a side by side. So I was reloading all the
time. I don't know what the rules are.
So let me wrap up this thing with this, this woman. And of
course, this is the culmination of the conversation is really
what we're talking about here. You know, if your doctor can
that, and I'm going to tell you exactly who the doctor will
report you to. If your doctor can report on you being an
unsafe person than you, then there's a discussion here to be
had about your privacy versus safety of the citizens. And
generally, Dr.
Joshi, of course, at the same time, there's all this need to
find these people and to identify them. And to let
authorities know
I love this, we got to find them, John, we got to root them
out. We got to get the crazies, the ones who are going to snap
at any moment. It could be my neighbor.
You know, again, as I said earlier, it's sort of walking a
fine line, balancing the individuality and the privacy of
the of the of the patient and at the same time, you know, keeping
folks safe?
Did you hear it? He's not keeping folks. So this is it,
keeping folks safe versus privacy of the individual
patient.
So I think we have to be deliberate, we have to be
thoughtful about how we proceed. And we will have to see how best
to really identify at the same time be able to provide
services. But my sense is, before we even get to the point
of severe aggression in some of these youngsters, hopefully we
can catch it early so it doesn't get to that point. catch it
early.
Can you hear aggression? Today's kids are the boys are all
wearing dresses.
John, you sound like an old man when you say that. Boys are not
wearing dresses. All the boys. Yeah, boys are not wearing
dresses. Anyway, to wrap this up. President Obama really only
put in a couple of presidential memoranda. And the one that is
interesting is the improving ability of relevant executive
branch records to the National Instant Criminal Background
Check System memorandum for the heads of executive departments
and agencies. Now, this is the N ICs. And this is glossed over.
In fact, I glossed over it as well thinking of it's just it's
just some things Seeing and you know, when you buy a gun, then
someone calls up the NAICS. And they check and see if you're,
you know, if you're not wanted? Well, let me tell you. This is
the National Instant Criminal Background Check System. And
this is not just this is the list, John, this is the list of
all lists. And as a part of the new memoranda, the President is
asking for new measures that I'm going to get the word edge here.
Okay, there's a couple of points here. New measures for the
relevant records possessed by any agency that can be shared
number of those records submitted to the database is
accessible by the NIC s. Okay, so the NIC s is not one system,
and not one database. It's a database that connects to other
databases from other agencies. So this is going to be like the,
like your FICO score. In fact, it'll probably be connected to
your FICO score, and efforts made to increase the percentage
of relative relevant records possessed by the agency that are
submitted to the database database, the database, I got a
database accessible by the NRCS. For agencies, agencies that make
qualifying educations related to the mental health of a person.
The measures put in place, provide notice and programs for
relief from disabilities as required under the NIA. So the
important part of what I just read there is that the agencies
and I'm going to give you the list of the agencies Department
of Defense, Health and Human Services, Transportation,
Veterans Affairs, Homeland Security, Social Security
Administration, Office of Personnel Management and
Management and Budget. I don't know what they're doing there,
or any other agencies, such as the Chair may designate, they
will be able to make education's what's the word adjudications?
Is that the word? Yes, adjudication. I looked it up for
you formal judgment or decision about a problem or disputed
matter, they will be able to make adjudications about your
mental health and put that on your record, which can then be
accessed by the Social Security Administration. This is the this
this needs to be fought people. This is this is what's bad.
Oh, wait a minute. So you're telling me from what you've
uncovered, and I wonder why they were You were mispronouncing
that? Because earlier it didn't make any sense in the sentence,
but I thought it might be some new usage. You're telling me
that any of these agencies can have to can access this file is
Skynet file. Yeah. And put in there this guy's nuts they can
tag
Yeah, they can exactly.
So you get you get some by some some a hole that works in some
agency and department of education. Yes. Yeah. He's got a
hard on for you this thinks you know that you should be done.
Like yeah, this guy's been impossible to work with. And
he's he's in a hole and he's probably insane. And put that
right in there. Yes. Yes. He can make a meme me about this. Why?
Why is always yelling at people. With agency, she gets taught,
well, Oh, really?
Smoke as she chews him out,
he gets hot, baby. Well, so when you know, the obvious,
so you yell at some guy over the phone. And the next thing you
know, you're considered criminally insane.
No, how about you just post something stupid on Facebook.
That's it. That's dead. That's a database. Yeah, that goes
straight into it. It's connected. It's all connected.
This is what
always been telling people, you know, why do you get, you know,
it's like, especially the youngest generation that seems
to care less about you. They don't, because they're not
educated on the importance of privacy and our own history of
the country. And so they so they become extremely careless about
themselves. And they go, you'll see a whole page of Flickr
images of somebody who's plastered drunk, and then
grabbing women's breasts and then having his tongue sticking
out and making all these silly faces. And he thinks that's
hilarious. Or she a lot of women. Yes, she Yeah. And then
you go and if you're like, do any due diligence on employment,
you look and you find their pictures and you go, I'm not
hiring this guy. But if it gets worse than that, and these
things get permanently put into a record, well run by the
government. This is Does anybody think this is good?
So here's the final one. So they're putting together of
course, the NAICS consultation and coordination working group.
And this is to ensure adequate agency input In the guidance
required of this memorandum, for subsequent decisions about
whether an agency possesses relevant records and
determinations concerning the records to be input and provided
to the NIC. Yes. So they are it's a call, it's a come to
Jesus. All hands on deck, all hands meeting. Yeah. And
everyone has to bring their data, bass. And we're all gonna
say, what do you got? Well, I got to see I've got the DUI
records. Good. Hey, all right. Well, let's connect that up. All
right. What do you got over there? Oh, you know, I got to
see what I got. I got this thing from Facebook. Oh, very good.
Let's connect that to the database. Very good. Bring it
all together. The working group shall convene regularly and as
needed to allow for consultation and coordination between the
Department of Justice and agencies affected by the eternal
Attorney General's implementation, including with
respect to the guidance required by section 180.
Okay, well, can I interject here? Knowing how having worked
in sight of government agency and know how things generally
work anyway, especially with this, as we listen to these
clips that we've been listening to today, where you still start
hearing that, that better to be safe than sorry, kind of thing?
That would say it was in an agency that would mean well, you
know, this, we don't think this is relevant. Put it in anyway.
Exactly. It's better to be safe. Sorry, safe, better safe than
sorry. And you end up with these humongous dossiers. Because you
know, hard. I can buy a four terabyte myself. four terabyte
hard disk at Costco for less than 150 bucks. four terabytes.
So the government has got so many to get you to that file
space is unlimited. So just loaded up with everything you
can. So when you have to look someone up, you can probably
find something in there to condemn them.
Are you sure you're not a fed? Just kidding.
Do I do it?
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Paco? Yeah. How can we didn't get a lot of sleep last night?
What happened?
Oh, I didn't know I had. I have no no idea I got I ended up
where you restless. Go ahead. Just talk to me. I was staying
up late. And then all of a sudden I was I was downloading
some I had a piece of music that I wanted to edit. And then I
found my old clip. You know, I have all I used to do all those
interviews. But I found this clip I've been working on for a
couple years where I take this is not going to just take him
nuts.
No, no, hold on. Just hold on one second. So first of all,
we're learning a lot here. We're learning that you have been
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You mean mobile by robot is down about the bird, bird bird bird
about the bird. Yeah, we're in the middle of that song they
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dropping other songs half of other songs in here and then I'm
coming out the other side, you're doing a mashup? Well,
it's it's a kind of a it's an interesting A, B, C, D, E, E, D,
C, B, A. So it ends with surfer bird. Anyways,
I can't wait to hear this. When
is it glad that problem? When does it dry?
When does your your new joint drop? Yo.
So the problem with this thing is, is that it's so long that I
mean, you start playing with this thing at like 12 And you're
like 130, but you got to listen to it. So you can get the right
moments because you got to when you start to do these medleys in
effect. There's
a mash up medley I love it
when I have this one with a whole bunch of little intros,
and I get this one spot. I can't clean it up. In other words,
everything sounds like it fits. Except for this. Right in the
middle of it. There's just one little thing where I can't quite
get the timing right. So that it's just jerks. You know, it's
just like some toxin and it doesn't sound good.
No, I know. But it's it can answer
your question. keeps you up to
that is the what is the the ultimate destination for this
fine product you're creating?
Is it just just doing for the love of the music? Oh, that's
great. It's great.
Is it? Is it listenable yet, can you send me something so I can I
can send you some stuff? I'd love to I mean, you know, yeah,
come on. This is awesome.
Yeah. And by the way, I'll send you I'll send you I'll do it as
a CD for you.
I'm thinking I'm thinking that you know, there's some commerce
in here. I think
there's commerce in some of this stuff. Yeah, I agree. And
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She still has them. They're getting no I think that's I
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uma okay. So you know if you mock you just mock you mock the
second half of the show. entry seconds, somehow somewhere along
the line while you were in between mashing up songs from
1932, you somehow thought that it would be funny to mock the
second half of the show with an end mock the entire nation of
India, India? Yeah, well, you know, that was pretty funny.
They don't contribute to the show at all.
They really don't. Not second half material necessarily, but
something that you actually tweeted at this is funny to show
it to you. So people who are new to the program know, hod works.
We never speak outside of the program. There's only two time
we might speak, like three seconds before the show starts.
But we always have a kind of a post mortem after the show,
where, you know, like, hey, what do we do? You know, okay, how do
we think about this, but that usually consists of John saying,
don't say
this, you should never do this. This is bullcrap. Exactly
what it is. Yeah. Cuz I'd have never have anything negative to
say about you ever, ever, ever. And then. And then we choose the
art. And then and then he and then we choose the title, which
usually goes, John going,
I got through. Come on. Here's what it is. I write down about
30 titles. And then I read them off you go, that stinks. That's
no good. Now sucks. No,
I don't say that.
And then that's it.
Okay, so after the end, sometimes it will be a topic
that just comes up and we'll talk about it. And after
Thursday's show, this patent came up that is being discussed
on on other shows about pot, and I just want to say a few things,
because it's getting a little bit out of control. And you
know, I gotta hit everybody in the mouth on this. And so you
tweet you. So what's funny is you tweeted and said, we talked
about it on Thursday show. No, we talked about it, right?
That's the whole problem is is we talked about it after the
show.
This was what that's one of our theories has been talking to.
That's why we
exactly which is the big mistake. So that's why I want to
bring it up now and see in because I've dove back into it.
Okay, so
what's going on? I'm giving you the floor because I need
your input. There's a company called Personal Audio. And they
have filed suit against ace broadcasting that is the the
Broadcasting Network, the podcasting network that
Adam Carolla, I guess, role entertainment?
Yes, I guess he owns it. I don't know if he has partners. I don't
know he
had partners. And then he fired him. And now they're suing him
too. Oh, I didn't know that. That's me. He's under he's got
two suits going
on. interesting sidenote, we'll talk about that. Now, that's
very interesting. I didn't know that. But also
howstuffworks.com. And I read the complaint. And the complaint
basically says, we have this patent 8.11 2.504. And as a part
of that patent, we feel that we our rights have been infringed
upon. And their main patent, they're not the 504. They have a
couple of patents, by the way, the inventors, people's patent
trolls, patent trolls, we just read you I mean, no one has
actually taken the time to read anything I can tell from how
Leo's talking how Corolla is talking, and no one has actually
looked at what's going on. The personal audio system was
designed by Jim Logan, Dan Gosling. And Charles call Jim
Logan, a serial entrepreneur had previously been the founder and
CEO of microtouch Systems, Inc, and you stopped me if you heard
any of this, John, if you know these companies, a public
company that by 1996, had grown to become the world's largest
manufacturer of touchscreen systems. So not not not not
necessarily a patent troll, logon his name, a named inventor
on 39 US patents, some of which became the basis for another
company founded, go to it media, subsequently licensed patents to
Universal Music, Cisco, Motorola and others before being sold,
and et cetera, et cetera. So they have their one of their
patents is the 504 patent is licensed, they came up with it
in 990 96. But they incorporated this personal audio in 2011 or
2012. So it's not like this is a new patent that all sudden
popped up. There's been a patent from 1996. And these guys at the
time, I guess, were smart enough to say hey, you know, we should
patent the idea of a playlist. And you know, like it or not,
that's the patent system, you can you can patent that. And
it's very detailed, and they patented at the same time, a
system where you have episodic content and it's stored on a
server and commercials are inserted. Hello, does this does
this ring bear with anyone. And then you have a player on the
other end, which is why they mainly have licensed their
technology to companies that make players like Apple and, you
know, some of these other companies that actually have
hardware. And for a system that consists of the server and a
client, which essentially, you could maybe make an argument
that a flash player that knows who you are when you log into a
site and says, Hey, there's a new episode here, you should go
get this. It's arguable that that would fall underneath their
patent. Now, they have put out a memo about podcasting. And I
just want to read a bit of this, you understand why it might
relate to pot what are they trying to make it sound like
podcasting. So this patent that they have, they say, today,
podcasts typically take the form of an industry standard RSS or
Atom compliant file whose URL is stored by the client player
device, when the user subscribes to the podcast. By 2013. It's
expected that more than 39 million users will listen to
podcast, personal audios, 1996, precursor to podcasting. So
they're not saying that they invented it, they're not saying
they have a patent on it. They're precursor is described
and claimed in personal audio in their 504 patent and an
additional pending divisional application, both of which are
entitled system for disseminating media content
representing episodes in a serialized sequence. So seeing
as the complaint that they have filed against what people are
calling podcasters, I'm sorry, howstuffworks.com, which is 50%
of the people being sued is not a podcaster. Okay, so it's just
not that may, I think they are, this is just a trial balloon.
For this patent they have pending, they're trying to
they're trying to prove that they have a valid patent that
has not been approved yet. By taking someone who was going to
be vocal and who was visible. The mistake people are making is
by saying they're going after podcasting. They're getting the
guys at the top first and then they're gonna everyone's gonna
get fucked. No, no, if they really we're gonna go after
money. They will go to NPR. Okay, that is the number one
podcaster I'm sorry, it is not a twit twit network. It is not Leo
Laporte theme is not a space broadcasting, it is NPR and they
have a lot of money. And these companies and the government
sponsored enterprises, they license stuff very, very
quickly. These guys are trying to prove something and they're
taking the kind of doing a good job. They're taking an easy
target, someone who doesn't have a lot of money, someone who had
no there's no money to gain, and they're just going to try and
prove through whatever Carolla has on his website, and
howstuffworks.com, which is not a podcaster. It's not a podcast,
okay. It's a site that has some things that look similar.
They're trying to make a case they don't have a case. They're
trying to make a case. That's what's going on here. And
nothing more. So this whole week, we've got to bond together
podcasters. United, let's get a lawyer. No. Insane.
Who is that person in there with you?
This is total insanity supposed
to be two of us doing this show you get somebody in there
screaming
at the vortex app screen screaming.
So well. Here's one of the things that you know that these
guys like to do, because I've been involved in as an expert
witness and a lot of these patent lawsuits over the years.
I haven't done too much recently. Should that keep
getting donations like this?
Exactly. We should we should be doing we shouldn't be in this in
this racket
unit. Did you get to you know, the expert witness work is
about? It's about typically three to $50 to $500 an hour,
depending on what hour?
Yeah, holy crap. Nice. All right. All right. Well, he 50 is
what I just point out one thing, John, but when it comes to
podcasting, do you think I could be an expert witness? Do I have
some credibility?
Yeah, I know, you'd be topical top of the list of the expert
witness and which you may be used for. But here's what the
trick is. Yeah. One of the things you learn when you do a
lot of this stuff, and I don't do things for the money. I do so
I can learn about how that mechanism works so that we can
discuss it on the show, even though I didn't know about the
show at the time. So anyway, one of the things these guys like to
do is if you'll see you can spot this when you deconstructed
final news story is that Adam curl ace entertainment and
whatever the name of this company is, has come to an
agreement.
Exactly. I would say this is why our show works, because I do
this and then you give me the perfect continue.
Come comes to an agreement, details not disclosed, exactly,
we will be paying our patent fees for this thing. And what
these guys like to do. And I've been told this by a number of
patent attorneys is the old trick. It's the oldest trick in
the book. As a matter of fact, you go out, and then they'd like
to do it with bigger companies. And then they have here, but you
go out and you find some company, you've shown that
you're gonna sue them, and they know they can beat you with 40
grand, you say, you know, we don't want to really want to sue
you. What we want to do is we'll make we want to come to an
agreement and you will license our technology. Yeah. So
can I can take it one step better. I'll bet you, Corolla
makes money out of the deal.
That's rare. But anyway, it's possible. He doesn't know how to
make money. But anyway, you're going to be publicly licensed.
So now in the future, the old Corolla licenses it, even though
he's not paying any, or even LEA would be, they might get two or
three people involved in this. It says that's a quasi scam when
you do it, but it's what you do. Oh, no, he's licensing he's
licensing. We're suing you. Yeah. Yep. And nobody's really
like, I mean, it the whole thing is just like a smokescreen for
the people should fight these things. But I don't know. That
terms not disclosed.
Your point is, you're right on target, because it's the
reverse. All right. And by the way, I think that this, they
don't have a case at all. And if they do, well, you know, then,
okay, if you have a player or some crap like that, certainly,
you know, if you have a device, you know, you got to pay a
licensing fee. Okay, so what you know, that's, that's what it is.
We don't have to pay a license fee because I don't have a
player. I don't have a flash player with episodes or
anything. I just won't do it, you know, fine, then you'll just
have to go to my site and download it. You have to get a
bit torrent or whatever, fine. You know, this like it will work
that out is what it is, you know, you don't want patents to
work that way. Do something about it. Stop bitching and
complaining about little wine. Everyone's little whiny bitch.
That's, that's the biggest problem I have without having
actually read the documentation. And their strategy. You're right
is trying to get people to say okay, because this you watch,
they'll fold all of them. Yeah, we're licensing the technology.
And then they go after the NPR and BBC in the big guys. where
the real money is. There's no real money in this. There was
never intended to be real money. The internet is not meant to be
real money.
Yeah, that's pretty much the deal. Yeah. Yeah, well, shakes
out. All right. We don't have a player. We don't have a
playlist.
We are playing as though
we'd be playing me I have a playlist that had my surfer bird
thing.
Now that now that you can go to jail for I mean,
that's, that's like, why is this private? I'm just doing it for
my own amusement that's like slashing
Rembrandt's paintings, you know, cutting up the struggle for a
surfer, surfer bird, man, that's, that's not good. I
didn't really have to what if we're just technically still in
second half. Which I think we are getting close to the end
here. I'd like to play a clip of Connecticut Governor Malloy,
Connecticut Governor Malloy. And these clips are coming kind of
after the fact, this amazing, just Sandy Hook is kind of a
hobby now not not for the show. It's, you know, this, this, it's
going to be like 911. You know, you can go on forever. No one's
ever there's never going to be some big court trial and all the
all the guilty are going to be hung. And this is not going to
happen ever. So I'm I'm kind of given up on it. But I do like to
when when someone says words, and you listen to them, and
they're just so clear what they're actually saying, but,
but it's ignored. It's interesting to me and
entertaining. Here's the Governor Malloy of Connecticut,
right after the Sandy Hook tragedy here
today, a tragedy of unspeakable terms played itself out in this
community. Lieutenant Governor and I have been spoken to and in
an attempt that we might be prepared for something like this
playing itself out in our state.
Did you hear it said it twice. played itself out.
We have been spoken to, oh, he's missed, but we need to be spoken
to that something like this might play out in our state to
who spoke to him to play
the whole clip, again.
spoken to and in an attempt that we might be prepared for
something like this playing itself out in our state.
I got it. You're right. I missed it.
We've been spoken to that something like this might happen
might play itself out in our state.
Right. And that was also there was a right. I thought we're not
going to talk about this
second half of the show. Come on. I get to do that. All right.
The only other thing I need to do is give you guys a little bit
of mouth punching about this event
what was that, John? You know what that was?
It was a girl fight in a New York subways. Yes, exactly. No,
that
was the the Bulgarian political party leader who was on stage
and the dude came up and tried
to shoot, shoot him and then again misfired. Right? So what
is it? What do you think that's about? Well, let me thank
pipelines.
I would like you to go to Euro pipes.curry.com, e u r O P i P e
s naught curry.com. While I read you the most recent headline,
Bulgaria pulls out of controversial oil pipeline
project. So this is the Burgas Alexandroupolis oil pipeline,
which is very important to the Russians. And it's, it's these
guys who literally, it's the, you know, the relatively new
political party, who have come in and all of a sudden, they
said, hey, you know, screw you. We're not going to do this
pipeline. You know, and then get out of here. So I, I question
whether the gun was meant to fire at all.
You can bring a gun easy enough not to fire I have.
I have a feeling it was, it was just a little message. Well, if
you saw the pictures of the guy, I mean, the guy got up on stage
and got over to the guy had a gun at him for a really long
time. And in normal situations. I mean, this was an American
situation. There, snipers would have taken that guy out long
before he even got the gun crossed to the right. Right,
right. So this is not right, this whole thing? I was very
skeptical about this, too. But yeah, that would make sense.
Yeah. Well, they learned a lesson they get and then they'd
probably say left a message. Hey, remember Poland?
Exactly.
Got the whole government? Yeah, guys. Don't play ball. And by
the way, no, but he's the wiser. That's right. Plans. I have an
endless show clip if you want to play it. Well, I
was just going to finish this up if you if you don't mind. Okay.
I know you didn't go to it. But bookmark euro pipes.currie.com.
It is the best map I've seen yet. So beauty of all of the
pipelines. And if you see central to that map is buchu.
It's right smack the map is almost built around buchu. Who
have now also greenlit the T n a p pipeline to Europe through
Turkey. And so that's the trans Anatolian pipeline. And that of
course is ours. That's BP stat oil total. Oh, that's the first
the frogs I'm sorry. That the Brits in the frogs,
they're turning their attention to Uranium,
Uranium, Uranium, and I think let me just see if I had any
because I yeah, I had a I had a quick little Boeing versus
Airbus thing. Oh, okay.
I want to hear that. Yeah.
So I kind of just was looking more closely. Now. This is the
we have an Airbus competitor coming. Right the what is it?
It's like the 350 Or is it the 380? Or the 350? What is the one
that's coming?
I think it's 380 is the double decker that they released? It's
got it probably be a smaller jet with a lot with good with good
gas mileage because the 380 is a competitor with the 747 for long
haul
now but the 380 It hasn't actually does that thing sold
yet or they
know they're out. They're out and about.
Maybe it was the 350 Well, anyway, first of all,
I look it up.
This is a these planes are plastic. Okay, and so the whole
part about these planes is the plastic airplane. It's supposed
to be cheaper make less noise, you know that unused
50 Airbus 350 and likely to be affected by Boeing 787 350.
I told
you it's what they're doing. What is
it? What is this? What is the well the three besides it being
plastic? It's a wide body,
it's actually made out of rubber.
Rubber bands is what
was originally conceived as a variant of the a 330 with a few
changes to compete with the 787 and the larger 777. To design
was unanimously rejected by prospective customers and Airbus
is forced to revise the proposal. It has 8% lower
operating costs in the 780 Seven sounds more fuel
efficient even more fuel efficient. Yeah. So so that
means
is more plastic is much
more now and you can't park these things in the in the
desert heat. The launch customer point is Qatar Airways. So they
they definitely want to get an air conditioning has the
winglets.
He's got the curves. It looks like it's stolen 87 Yeah.
So these plastic planes in general I'm just not I don't
like them at all. I don't think sheet metal and rivets I don't
like the whole idea and
the seating and they've been coaches three, three and three.
Really worse.
That's horrible. Who wants your someone's always the man out?
You can't even sit with your buddy. Um, so when these plastic
planes fly, you know, just like the previous Airbus things
happen, and they do get grounded and this but the media is
trumping this up. And I'm like, why is this happening? What you
know, this definitely, Boeing didn't blow someone properly.
And then I got a clip of Transportation Secretary Ray
LaHood
Oh, that guy. So he's like, Well,
he's the crook involved in this
is the worst. And he's dumb. Well, he but he's he's obviously
the crook. Well, tell tell us about you. Because he's likely
he's a public official. So you can call him a crook? Go on.
What you can't do that. Not to people. No, it's It's a libel.
And what could they do sue me for every for every bullet I
own?
Well, then I got my second year. ultimate proof. It's libel
adults judgment proof, but it is libelous.
I mean, don't don't people have to have heard what I said for it
to be libelous, like more than 10. No, just if so, if I just
say to you, hey, that guy's a crook. And someone else hears
that's three people total now know it. That's libelous. Yes,
bullshit. Ah, that's bullshit. I'm telling you. You can get
sued for that. And what good is that?
Well, in your case decided no goodbye. is going to do anybody
any good.
Saying so I speak without fear. So
yeah, as because you're broke. So anyway, the three fat guys
you want to come more specs before you do your thing. 787
seats 210 to 250 that 350 With better gas mileage, the X WB
extra wide body I guess if seats 314. So better, it looks like a
better plane. Same, basically the same range of 15,000
kilometers.
So when you listen to Ray LaHood, who is above the FCC,
the FAA, FCC, the FAA? You hear the the the less and less a fair
attitude with which he speaks about this is obvious.
Is this a grounding that could possibly be lifted by next week?
Here's what he had to say.
This is complicated, because we want to make sure we get it
right. And the flying public expects us to get it right. And
so it's going to take a little bit of time to get done by early
next week. You know what I just I don't know the answer to that.
I'm not the one doing the the examination and the work. And so
we'll just put we'll see where it takes us. It's gonna take a
little bit of time, you know,
the, you know, maybe I need a new car, you know,
we'll see maybe next week, you know, kind of depends on what
happens you really there's no rush. Really, we want to get it
right. The public expects us to get it right. Listen, these this
battery crap, big deal. Cracked Windows big deal. It's not a big
deal. Windows crack all the time on aircrafts. It's not a big
deal. Right? It's just it's being trumped up by the
complicit media and dumb media quite honestly. Because you
know, we should all be taking the train and going through
naked body scanners and, and having Viper teams shaky down.
This guy, this guy's What a crook.
All right, you know, plain missing I'm gonna do a little
thing here. So I just want to make sure we keep got people up
to date with some breaking stuff. Oh yeah. schmear is
heating up again. I want to play this clip. So people realize
that this, this thing between Pakistan and India is not done.
India demonstrated its resolve to fight fire with fire along
the volatile Line of Control, directing all of his battalion
commanders on the fiercely contested boundary to retaliate
with all their might if the Pakistani army provokes them by
violating the ceasefire, all by pushing militants into Jammu and
Kashmir. The fact that the army chief issued an unequivocal
warning to Pakistan to cease and desist from misadventures along
the border is a confirmation that there is going to be no
immediate de escalation of tension, especially as a defined
Pakistan refused to own up to the beheading of an Indian
soldier. and mutilation of another soldiers body by its
elite SSG commandos on January 8, speaking around the same time
that Pakistan brushed aside India's charges at the brigade
level of flag meeting at the Chutkan, the bulk crossing point
in Poonch district, Jen Singh accused Islamabad of resorting
to outright lies. Although Jen Singh emphasized the current
tension would not escalate into a concentration, holding that
several stages have to be crossed before the two countries
go to a full scale war. He did admit the first stage of the
spiral had been reached. External Affairs Minister Salman
Khurshid said that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh would
decide on Islam about offer a foreign minister level talks.
That nine is good enough. You get the idea.
Hold on, man. I'm playing your to your tune. You know that,
don't you? Yeah, what is it? Like? Yeah, remember? It's Led
Zeppelin's Kashmir.
Oh, never knew the name of the title of that song. Really? She
has funny.
Oh my god, okay. Because that's how long that bullcrap has been
going on. Nothing's gonna happen.
Yeah, but they reached the first level of the thing I know. But
it just, I just want to make sure it's into the mix here. So
if something happens, we don't we?
We knew that. Once you throw a whole bunch of stuff out there
today, we're gonna start doing that. Hey, so can I just say
that I saw Led Zeppelin to in concert on Friday night,
who they missing?
It's a cover band.
Oh, how are they?
Amazing. So this band travels. Certainly all around the
country. I think they're from Chicago. But they've been around
the world. And basically, it's Led Zeppelin.
I mean, the guy you know, I won. I was one time I was at some
event in Seattle. I went out with a friend. We started
floating around the bars in Pioneer Square. And there was a
cover band of Kiss. Well, there's
a million kiss cover.
I know. But I'm telling you, this band was so good. It was
like, you wonder why people wasted you know, it seems to me
to be kind of an ironic waste of talent. Well, yeah,
I mean, I was thinking about this because I don't think I've
ever been to a cover band show. This is not a trip. I wouldn't
call it a tribute. There's a difference. You got tribute
bands, you got cover bands. And these guys, they just take it. I
mean, they are really good musicians. Of course, you know,
you can't can't get Led Zeppelin back on stage. Because, you
know, the guys are just some guys, they're dead. You know,
it's like this
kind of right. I think this was kind of a combination, because
it would they were dressed up in the same I mean, if it was just
a cover band singing their songs, but these guys are
dressed up, they had the pyrotechnics, they did
everything right.
Well, so this Led Zeppelin was not really a big Pyro band. So
but the singer you know, he's kind of got this sexy, you know,
plant look with his shirt open and the guitar player. I mean,
the, the, the guitar player, Jimmy Page has kind of, you
know, kind of the hair and everything and, but the music
was really, really good. And of course, they just played hits.
That was like, and it was great. And the audience was they were
20 year old kids there who knew all the lyrics, and then they
were smoking hot hippie chicks walking around, you know, and
people smoking dope and drinking beer. And then there were old
hippies really old hippies, like me. It was it was very
entertaining. I
bet it was a nice I have no problem with that kind of thing.
I just find it hard to believe anyone can come close to the
virtual So playing abilities of of, of plant I mean, he he when
I see a band relish I mean PAGE PAGE PAGE is a singer. I didn't
see I've meant
plant and page but never had never seen them of course plays
Led Zeppelin so I'm bummed.
So Paige would pull out a gun and one of the songs he pulls
out a violin bow. Yeah. Oh, yeah. This guy do that.
No. Yeah, maybe I don't I didn't see him do he might have I
didn't see him do it.
Anyway, yeah, sure. It was entertaining. Anyway, I got a
couple of in this show clips. Well, you could only play one. I
know. I'm gonna ask you to which one there's got Nigel Farraj
Farish on Russia today going on about the upcoming Cameron
speech. Yeah, this is
the speech where that Nike now a BMW and other big companies are
saying oh man, don't do this speech.
Yeah, well Farraj says is all bull crap. This speech is just
this is just a cover up for the pro EU. I think that's boring
compared to something that's actually boring, seemingly
boring, and it's a little slow moving, and it's a little it's a
little fun. I know. It's boring, but it's from C span.
Could you please can we listen to something Ben
Bernanke. This guy discussing auditing the Fed Oh, the
Bernanke and talking about what a scam it is.
Oh, about the auditors. They're never really going to audit you
mean is that as well?
Oh that nobody knows what they're talking he says though
you have to hear it I it's a great clip because it's like
education for the no agenda listeners. You never heard this
before. All the Bron Paul, people don't realize they've
been duped.
duped? Wow. Okay, well, I think that's the better of the two.
The Nigel clip is floating around, everyone can see that.
The Bernanke is something from C span, which is our speciality. I
might point out, this is what we do. So you don't have to. So
you're not going to see this or hear this anywhere, necessarily.
All right, John Claude. That's great. Happy Obama gray hair
with the air anomaly. Inauguration Day.
Exactly. Tomorrow, tomorrow?
Well, tomorrow is the other dude.
Yeah, the other guys are too great. Here it goes already in.
Okay, that'll be great
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This question comes from an audience member, how do you
respond to the people who question the constitutionality
of the Federal Reserve and would like to severely weaken it? And
furthermore, how do you respond to members of Congress who wish
to audit the Fed?
Well, I'm not a lawyer. So I do. I do know article one section,
nevermind. I'm not a lawyer, but the Fed has been around now for
a century and nobody so far has had a Supreme Court case, I'm
not going to get into that issue. I think the Fed performs
the critical role of managing the monetary system, which is,
of course, a power that Congress has to delegate, which is done.
Let me talk to the other issue, which is, I think, more more
substantive. As you know, there, there are bills in Congress that
would, quote, Audit the Fed. And it sounds like something How can
anybody object auditing the Fed?
I mean, don't you have to look at people's books and see what's
on their books? Well, there's trouble with Audit the Fed is
that that's not what it's about. It's a misnomer. The feds books
are thoroughly and completely audited, we are audited, first
by an outside private sector accounting firm, which gives us
a clean bill of health. Secondly, all of our books, all
of our financials, everything is open to the GAO, the Government
Accountability Office, which is, you know, works for Congress and
for the government's and can look at anything it wants to
look at. And third, we also have an independent inspector
general, that is able to, you know, evaluate any aspect of the
Feds financials or activities that it would like, if you'd
like to see more about this, the Feds website, federal
reserve.gov has a detailed discussion of all the various
audits that the Federal Reserve goes to. So are all our
financials, all of our activities are thoroughly
audited. With, with one exception, and that exception is
that in the law, which created the Government Accountability
Office, the GAO, there is an exception made for monetary
policy. In other words, GAO can do anything it wants at the
Federal Reserve, but what it can't do is go in and audit a
monetary policy decision. Now, what the Audit the Fed bill
would do is very simple, it would strike that clause. So if
the audit to feel Fed bill passed, then a congressman who
didn't like the Feds latest interest rate move could say,
Gee, oh, go audit that. And what that would mean would be it
would be the Government Accountability Office would send
its staff into the Federal Reserve to look and see, you
know, why don't you guys raise interest rates and begin to
investigate that decision? And I It seems to me, that's the first
step toward basically the Federal Reserve no longer being
an independent central bank. Now, there's very strong
agreement around the world that if you want, monetary policy
made based on long term considerations, and not based on
short term political considerations in the central
bank needs to have some independence and making monetary
policy. What this bill would do is strike at the very heart of
that independence. So it's my opinion that many people who
support the build just think it means what it sounds like, which
is Something about the financials has nothing to do
with Financials. It has to do with whether or not Congress can
ask the GAO to investigate a decision by the Fed that it
doesn't like. And again, I think if you want a healthy economy
you want to have a strong and independent central bank and
that is not consistent with that. With that bill
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