Personally, I think Bitcoin is the beanie babies of currency.
Adam curry John C.
Dvorak. Sunday March 10 2013. Time for your getting on nation
media assassination Episode Four Niner This is no agenda dodging
the South by Southwest celebrating surge in the
traverse high tide out to where so called meets mofo in the
capital of the drone Star State. In the morning, everybody, I'm
Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm distracted by photos
I'm John C. Dvorak.
Now, that's not a photo, John, that's an animated GIF.
We print out some GIF out here and
I've always wondered about that because I think that New Yorkers
always said GIF, and the West Coast I was surprised because in
the in the in the first.com Boom, that we always said gifs
it was progressive rendering of the GIFs. And the gifts I'm
sorry, see, now I'm saying it what is this GIF? But it's a G,
so it's not a joke.
Oh, gee. So that always is hard. Giraffe for example, is a graph.
Garanimals. Yes, girl, it's not a jural gi Okay, let's let's
look at gi so you have vi giraffe, right? But that but
when it just right, but it's not journals, but it's not journal.
Why is it not journal then? Hey, that's a beautiful journal over
there. If it's giraffe, why is it not Jarrell? By the way I
have a wife who asked me these questions all the time, and I
feel I can't answer the fact that English is wacky. But is
there some rule that explains that why it's giraffe and it's
one
of those English wacky things? There's tons of them.
But who? Where's it?
Where's the rule? Bonner? What? honar Oh,
100 another one? Funny you say that? Should we kick off with
our president?
Oh, you got your present the president should always be at
the front
at the top of the show it so I was he was you know how he
always starts off with Heil everybody. Yeah, Heil Hitler.
No, Heil, everybody starts off today kind of with a demure kind
of like, Oh, hi, everybody. Listen. Hi, everybody. Hi,
everybody. He doesn't sound really happy about it.
Now, maybe he's not.
Hi, everybody. Hi, everybody. As I've said before, my top
priority is President is making sure we do everything we can to
reignite the true engine of America's economic growth.
This is news to me. What is the top priority of the President?
John, I just have to keep asking defend the Constitution. Thank
you. Okay. No, apparently it's not. It's to what what was it
again, to make sure everybody's happy? What was it? Let me just
Hi, everybody. Hi, everybody.
As I've said before, my top priority as President is making
sure we do everything we can to reignite the true engine of
America's economic growth.
What is the true engine of America's economic growth? Oh,
no,
I just getting by? Well,
that's interesting. You say that a rising,
thriving middle class. Yesterday, we received Some
welcome news on that front, we learned that our businesses
added nearly 250,000 new jobs last month, the unemployment
rate fell to 7.7%.
Very interesting, because I've learned now to go to shadow
stats.com. And the shadow stats could not be diverging further
from these knowledge.
You know, I haven't looked at it. You've taught me this was
this was yeah, look at it. But yeah, I tried to look at it only
ever so often. So I can have a big surprise.
Well check it out. So here that is reflected in the 2013 first
quarter numbers. The red line goes down. That is the official,
the official numbers. And the but the blue line, the shadow
stats, including the UU six and everything that belongs in it is
going up. It's diverging even more. Anyway, let's get back to
the core of America's economic engine.
Numbers are not I'm sorry, let me stop. Yeah, the shadow stat
numbers and people should go to shadow stats.com. And look at
the real unemployment rate are not good.
No, no, no, not at all.
But both crept back on
to high but now lower than it was when I took office. Our
businesses have created jobs every month for three years
straight. nearly 6.4 million new jobs and all our manufacturers
are bringing jobs back to America. Our stock market has
rebounded is bubbling new homes are being built and sold at a
faster pace. And we need to do everything we can to keep that
momentum going. All right. What can we do? That means asking
ourselves three questions every day.
Let me if I can, yes. Three questions. Three questions every
day. Number one.
How do we make America a magnet for new jobs?
What is the why do we make America a magnet for new jobs?
What do you think I booked the answer be to that And you're
you're crapping. Yeah. How do we make it a magnet for new jobs?
We make it a magnet for new jobs. So even when you're
venting something or getting a industry to take off like a
rocket,
I guess so let's check the second one.
How do we equip more of our people with the skills those
jobs require? Oh, okay,
got it. That's a tough one. Well, we got to teach people how
to flip burgers. Yeah, obviously, because here is the
true engine of America is number three. And how do we make
sure that your hard work leads to a decent living?
of just getting by? Hi, everybody. We just want you to
have a decent living. Decent, defined decent for me, that
means you have clothes on right?
Well, I think you have food, shelter and clothing. Yes.
No, what I disagree with you when you're you know, when
you're in the bathroom, when someone comes in and says, Are
you decent? That's what this basically do you have clothes
on.
So you're, you're taking the phrase, the phrase, a British
phrase of my dad, Americans would never say that. No, of
course not. Are you? Are you decent? Listen, let us see the
definition of the word decent for a second decent
characterized by conformity to recognize standards of propriety
or morality. Meeting accepted standards, morally upright or
respectable. So the first definition according to Merriam
is polite or respectable. So you just have to be polite. A point
that would be closed. Yeah, I'm this I'm kind of corrected my
assumption here. Decent. Yeah,
I suppose if you say you'd say say no, and they fling open the
door and they're standing there naked shaken
has to be our driving focus. That has to be a driving focus,
just getting by a decent living our North Star or North Star.
Oh. And at a time when our businesses are gaining a little
more traction, the last thing we should do is a lot Washington
politics to get in the way.
All right, shut up. Tired of me now. There you go. Well, anyway,
that's the President at the top of the show in the morning to
you John C. Dvorak.
In the morning you Adam curry in the morning all ships and sea
boots on the ground feet in the air of subs in the water and all
the days and nights out there
very important to also thank our artists who always operate on
the value for value model by getting a little bit of exposure
for their artwork and I think just jollies really if they're
chosen Martin James, by the way,
it was a tough call. Very tough call. We
were very we were on the fence between several submissions from
Tyson but ours for Episode Four, nine or three. And but no, we we
had a meeting and it was Martin JJ so please, tags do not be
discouraged. And of course all the art is available to be seen
and used at no agenda art generator.com And of course, I
am coming to you from the party Capitol currently. I was
watching the CNN this morning. I saw Kara Swisher of all the All
Things D What is she? She's a journalist right.
Hello, yeah, yeah, that's what it is.
Yeah. So she's doing an interview hung over in a leather
jacket with her with her Ray Ban sunglasses on on Sci
Fi. It's on TV with sunglasses on.
Oh, yeah. Completely hung over. completely hammered. Yeah. South
by man. It's where it's happening. Oh,
she was at South by Yes. Yes. Given a report. Yeah.
Every this year, the celebrators are off the hook and they all
literally selling something. Everybody is selling something.
And it's very interesting to witness this right off South
Congress. Neon people, Dutch people are bumping into me. Wow,
you live here. It's awesome. I love our service. Assistant,
what are you doing? Oh, you Oh, we're learning all kinds of
things and we're shopping. Okay, gotcha. It's just party. It's it
is an excuse to throw down and party. I don't think much gets
done. Witness my canard have a session yesterday.
Did you get any of the Charis Wisser click with Swisher click
can't say it
no no I was no no I was getting doing important things I didn't
get Kara Swisher it's so I had this speech yesterday and I have
to say could not have been more shit. Why? Well, let me remind
you that the south by people I guess had something to fill and
now I kind of know what they had to fill. And they asked me
initially if I wanted to interview They Might Be Giants
but then They Might Be Giants bailed and then the guy is like
well, you know still honor you with the two platinum passes,
which I thought was a pretty good deal. You know, that's like
a $3,000 value. Oh, it's not bad. For Home Game. Come on for
home. Getting the $3,000
pass for for an event that, you know, why can't you just go
roaming around? What do you need to pass
to get into the things?
There's things? Well, that's part all actions after work.
Not? Well, that's not entirely true. There's a lot of like the
future of porn.
The dollar Pat is cost 3000. No kidding.
1500 per pass for the platinum pass 1500. But it's for
us. $1,500. It's a bunch of douche bags. Yeah.
So it's for film interactive and music because you can buy
separate passes for just the interactive or just the film.
Or what does that mean, you'll get bumped into people I get out
of my way. There was actually
a friend of mine from Holland was here. And he went to I
didn't even know it existed South by Southwest. Edu.
Educational which started last week. And you know, what the
topics were get this serious gaming. There's an entire
industry of game developers making training materials mainly
for governments, of course, that are games like this. Yeah. Like
first person shooters on how to you know, work in the classroom?
I guess? I don't know. It's like, but this is a real
industry. It's huge. Anyway. So. So that, you know, I got the
passes and like, Okay, that's cool. You know, and I don't mind
doing my, you know, honing my speech, you know, I'm still
trying to get some actual work doing that on the road to
supplement the income. Like, okay, that'll be good
experience. And I'm sure some people show up. Well, so this is
the first year that they have events south of the river. That
being ladybird Lake, at Dell Hall. Now, does Hall is where
the Philharmonic art orchestra performed. This is like, I don't
know, like, 2000 seater. I don't know how big this thing is huge.
Yeah, I'd love to go to that. Yeah. Well love to give a speech
of that. If you fill it up.
Yeah. If there are people there. And if See the problem is, if
you wanted to come see my speech, you have first had to
find a way to get south
of the river. And isn't it right in with everything else? No, no,
no, this is new. It's south of the river.
So it's not by the convention center. It's over by Dell Hall,
which is a separate entity
down as in Michael Dell. He has a hall now and
Michael and Susan. Yeah, they built a beautiful hall. I mean,
it's beautiful. It's a It's basically an opera Hall. So it's
fantastic for shows, etc. So yeah, and it was no of course it
was raining as it does at South by so you have to get down past
the river, go to the hall. And of course, you know, that was
the only attraction there was me at that moment. But if you did
that, then you would never be
your famous celebrity. Ah, that must have packed them in.
You would never make it back in time to stand in line to see the
keynote by Elon Musk.
Oh, you're up against Elon Musk's?
No, no worse. I'm up against the line to get into Elon Musk's
keynote. That's how sad it was. So you had nobody there? Yeah.
And I had 20 people
to when I boys love would get a beer.
Which of which half I knew by name. Miss Mickey? Of course,
sir Jean. He's in from from Dallas. Dame Francine Hardaway
sat in front and heckled me. Good for her and heckled me on
your behalf. Ah, she's like, you guys. You guys. Don't you guys
do shit marketing. And your partner really sucks. Like,
banks. Mickey, of course, is now madly in love with Dame Francine
if you ever met her? She's fantastic out? No, she is. She's
a powerhouse. She really is. But she's like, I wanna know. Yeah,
you gotta do marketing. She's really mad at us. Which is kind
of cool. So I benefited tremendously, you know. And of
course, it's great after you do a speech in Del Hall and then
jump off the stage and shake everyone's hand individually.
Can it only takes five minutes.
So that long from the sounds of it. So the south by people
should be ashamed of themselves first of all, for putting me in
that position. But
let me guess no pay.
I got two passes. Oh, yeah. I
get well, that's actually well, yeah, third place is four
passes. Give me a break. No,
that's not true. No, no one even gets the passes when they speak
at all. Well, that's a plus. Okay, well, this should be made
out. Yeah. So
but what's sad to me is that people would rather stand in
line to go watch an overhyped British douchebag talk about
South African South African. That's right. He's South
African. Talk about you know, his model rocketry ha be in his
battery cars. Then learn how you can actually make a living doing
your art.
Yeah, well Elon Musk is a big big deal. Yeah. Have you ever
met him? Because I I've met him and I know I missed him a couple
of times. I'll probably meet him one of the
I found them to be we have a saying in Dutch over at Bartelt
which means he's been hoisted up on the horse so high he fell off
on the other side. He's, yeah, he's
he hasn't fallen off yet that I can tell.
No, but he's, Ah, she's like, you know, his shit don't stink.
Like really? Oh, I pooped on the ground, but it doesn't smell
because I'm Elon Musk. I think
there's like it's pretty hard to avoid that when you're when
you've done I mean, he's really good at finding talent to design
and implement all these these ideas of he is a powerful what's
even better is that he he manages to put all these people
together and then he takes credit for it all. Yeah, don't
care. Yeah. They
love him. Oh, shit on my head. Oh, yes. Shut up my head. Elon,
I love it. Yeah, I mean, PayPal, of course, is fantastic. It
wasn't him alone. It was a lot of Indian guys involved in that.
Literally.
But yeah, also those, I think, five original partners. He did
something before that. And then he did like, really, he really
showed how to how to do it right with the with the cars. I
thought, yeah,
what's really irks him is that he's successful. You know,
that's the that Hart
Schwartz negative by whenever he can't even get in one. I know.
I flew down with Ray lane on Ray lanes, G five, to go to the
presentation of Tesla. And there were billionaires standing in
line to get into the passenger side of the car and have someone
else drive you around this little track in in the hangar.
And then if you bought one, they had a big electronic tote board.
And it would say oh Ray Lane purchased pre purchased we know
it took him a year before they finally got it. Yeah, it's a
marketing genius for sure. Yeah, no. Anyway, so. So there you go.
So I, I was the the little guy in the big hall. It was big
enough for my ego, that's for sure. But I don't just this
whole side, I've never been. It's not me anymore. I don't
belong here. This is a commercial. And by the way,
Austin is fantastic. I love Austin. But there's no startups
here. There's not like anything super. But don't come here and
think that you're going to be a startup, come here. If you want
to work hard and make some money at something real. And
everything else go to San Francisco or New York or
whatever this is. This is not the place for you. This is
whole, Austin's great, you can be this startup and it No, no,
they've been they've been promoting that I remember giving
a speech, there must have been almost 10 years ago. And they
were promoting that idea back then. And all those and there's
all these little companies that tried to do it. But it's not
it's the wrong environment. The milieu is incorrect. Indeed.
startups need to be in startup city. And that's pretty much San
Francisco down to to Los Gatos. Well, the reason is that of
anywhere in that areas,
there's no the money here is smart money. The money here is
oil and energy and things that you know, are industrial. And
there's no one here is like, you're gonna want you're gonna
have like people are gonna, like, do what now I'm gonna
click on something and then they're a member of a community.
No, I don't think so. pays you for this. Not what and they're
not paying you. What you're gonna sell ads? No, no, no, no,
no, that's not gonna work. No, no, no. That's exactly, that's
exactly why it doesn't work. But if you have a great idea, and
you can show how you make money, this is then the floodgates open
up
anywhere.
True, true, but there's just so much stupid money in in, in
other places. Anyway, so we had what's called an interesting
conversation on the last episode. And this kind of ties
into the value for value model as you were giving me some
statistics on number of donors and how things were going and I
I will freely admit, I got overly emotional particularly in
light, you know, it could not be the whole value for value speech
could not have been worse. You know, after the last episode.
I'm like, Well, is this thing falling apart? And I'm here to
say it's not but you and I made some fundamental mistakes. And I
think I've actually written something down here. Hold on a
second one. More showers. No, wait, that's a different list.
Here we go. We forgot to remind people that the will will
actually forgot to ask people what we forgot to do. We forgot
to remind people what we're doing, why we're doing it. How,
while it's kind of weird to have to say it, but that we make it
look easy, but it's not just knows we don't just get up on a
Thursday morning and a Sunday and go like, Oh, let's just do a
little show.
Let's do a show, Judy.
And also that we're Judy. Yeah, punch. And also that we're
human, you know, we
referenced and Mickey Rooney, you said Mickey would have
nailed it. Yeah,
but I don't have no idea about pop culture. You know, we we're
human, we have families to support and because, you know,
you get on the podcast, or it's kind of people forget, they kind
of like, Oh, he's that guy over there. And he's lifted up.
Everything's groovy, you know, the, we start to get treated a
bit like a celebrity with I think it's subconscious. But it
does happen until you say, Hold on a second. You know, I am a
human. I'm a human being goddamnit. Now, what movie is
that from?
I'm not a number. Oh, very good. Very good, sir.
Now, at, we got a lot of feedback on this. And so I'm
going to tell you my experience, I'd love to hear what your
experiences and as always on the no agenda show. We never speak
before or outside the podcast unless it's of great importance
about some, you know, something extremely important. We never
talk we certainly never discussed the show or what we're
going to do or what we're going to say or and by the way, sir.
Jean was very surprised. He said, I thought it was bullshit.
You actually he doesn't really doesn't know what the stories
are. So no, I don't know what his stories are no, nothing. We
just come together. We're chatting. That's the truth.
That's why that's the reason for success, I'm convinced. But
here's what I receive.
Because every so often, we're both on kind of the same track,
or we can deconstruct what the other guys doing. And we have a
clip that's kind of complimentary. So it looks
rigged.
Yeah. But it's not. It's not Oh, that's that's the beauty, that
would ruin it.
There's no con we need that. contemporain contemporaneous
kind of style that make makes the show actually work.
And also after, you know, two, two and a half hours, I'm done
with you. And I think you're done with me. I don't want to
talk to you anymore until the
next two after two hours. Oh, I'll give you.
So here's the types of notes I received. One, I received a lot.
And this is really what this is heartwarming. And this is what I
was going for. No seriously, people who said, You know what,
I can't believe I am not a I'm not a supporter of the show. I
can only do $5 a month. But that's what I should be doing.
And this is really all that I think we've ever asked for is
that on some regular basis, you support the show. And people
forget and they think oh, you know that guy over? It's very
socialist, by the way, but people are saying, Oh, well, you
know, he paid he's a knight so he paid for me, I don't have to
worry about it. You know, this is of course, is what happens in
the world. So it's heartwarming to see so many people say, look,
I can definitely scrounge $5 together. And I love that
because the majority of letters that I had been received, or
emails that I had been receiving, over the past couple
of months would usually go like this and tell me if you've
received any John. Hey, man, you know, I'm really broke right
now. So I can't donate. But and then there's this whole letter,
I'm like, Is it really true, that you cannot find $5 A month,
if you're really, if you're really that broke, and I find
that hard to believe, if you're, if you if you could find two and
a half hours, listen to the show, you can probably find $5 a
month. And it turns out that you can because people are signing
up for the 11 elevens and beautiful. So that very, very
heartwarming. And I'll tell you about another story in a in a
moment we get to our Associate Executive producers. But also I
would say I received 80% of people who have donated to the
to the show. We're all in favor of closing it the public part
just closing it down and doing subscription only. And so you
and I did have a conversation late last night about this. And
we ran the numbers and we could actually do that and run it I
guess like a high end financial subscription newsletter or
whatever. Is it correct?
Yeah, they're run for 352. Actually, between 295 and $1,500
a year was newsletters, right? So we have another as many of
them only come out once a month. Most of them are once a week.
Well, that's even that's, in fact, we
do twice a week already.
I think, well, we do twice a week. But I believe that if we
put together the proposition and people are literally asking for
this, do once a week of that. Not specifically but we could do
once a week but do the show no donations. No thank yous closed
off a Two hours. No other no other stuff that, um, you know,
that doesn't necessarily interest me happy to pay $35 a
month, which is pretty much on par with a high end
subscription. And that's compelling. And I think, you
know, I think still think it's good, we have enough reach to be
able to do that. I would personally find that a failure
of what we set out to do. Yeah, I
agree with that. I think you're right, I think it is a failure
of what we set out to do. We have our we have an idealistic
proposition for people, there's value for value, and it's
brought and we push it out to a broader base. And we make the
show kind of mass market show by being goofy with the sound
effects and the rest. And if you did a subscription model or or a
paywall model, it would be silly actually, to make the show to
produce the show we would the way we produce it, it would be
kind of like, yeah, pointless to have the dinging and, and, and
the noise and that kind of thing. Yeah. And well
know that people also would like the entertainment. And when you
I don't imagine a financial newsletter with a bunch of
goofball stuff interspersed, of being appreciated by by too many
of these people to stick
around? Well, we'd have we respectfully disagree on that.
Yeah, well, but, but But I imagine a lot of people could
then even write it off for their company. You know, it's like,
oh, yeah, I really like one of the What's that? That high end
company that always that does the research forrester
Forrester, you know, people things for
gardeners and other ones is ours. Reports it costs $1,500,
we could probably hook up with them and have them pimp us.
Don't you think that
had nothing to do with mass market media? All right. All
right. Anyway, anyway,
so. So we do not want to we do not want to resort to that. But
we are going to make a few tweaks to the model. And that
will consist mainly of reminding you why you're supporting the
show. And guess what it's not for. It's not for all kinds of
monkey boy crap. However, we stay we stick with our tried and
tested and true Hollywood model. That if you are a producer of
the show, and executive or Associate Executive Producer,
you truly are living the Hollywood dream. And if and if
we had actresses, you would be banging him. You get to cope
with everybody. Sorry.
Yeah, if we had actresses, they'd all be getting laid.
Yeah. Now if we're the actresses listening to our show anyway.
The one we had gave up the profession. Screw it. I'm doing
photography. You guys are getting me nowhere.
But we do have an actress Tonja over here in Dame Tanya. Yeah,
named Tanya. She's an actress.
Actor. What are you saying?
Well, we have one. I don't think she's
she's very tired.
That's the point. Yeah. So anyway, I did, I was affected by
one of the knights who just presented the idea. And we're
gonna drop, we're not reading notes anymore. That's just the
way it goes. We're gonna read occasional notes we're gonna
read, we're gonna read the notes ourselves, we're not going to
read them over the air, because they're long and they're
tedious. And there's too many of them. And we've and if you read
the original support page at divorce.org/and, a, it says on
there that anyone donating over $50 will be mentioned. It never
said ever, that we would read your entire tome are no dead
goes on and on. I will do a few douchebag call outs today. We'll
do some karma call outs. But the notes are out. What happened
was,
and let me just let me just explain that we you and I made
this mistake where we started doing the notes. Yeah, we
started doing that. And then I think I mentioned this a couple
shows ago, I became scared that if we didn't do that, donations
would drop off and I wouldn't be able to pay rent. And I'm not
kidding. And so it'll happen. It could still happen. But you
know, what I don't want to do is I don't want to have to go
through these meltdowns. I mean, I'd rather do an NPR donation
drive than that, because
I love those melts. I don't because I think they're
terrific. I'd love to trigger them.
And you it is directly triggered by you. But I don't like it.
It's it really upsets me. It's hurtful. It's
upsetting to you listeners, too. Yeah, everyone. Yeah. Well,
anyway, the point is, is that we're going to we're going back
when we're going to do just what we said, we always said, which
is what credit everybody but we're not going to read every
note we'll read a note or two. There's a couple of funny ones
today, for example, that are worth reading. They're short,
but we're not reading those notes anymore because they're
too long and they take up too much of the show and most people
complain about them. Even the people who actually He donate.
Now, that word got to me was one of our nights says, you know,
you read these you read the night notes which we will
continue to do, or the producer notes. He says you think it he
says these guys are yak away about one thing or another and
they'll get their two cents in about one thing or another. He
says, So do you think it would be better for me a night instead
of giving $1,000 and getting the credit for it as such? Or should
I maybe give 20 $50 donations and give you war and peace, you
know, chapter by chapter 22 nations which would you prefer?
And he made a good point I don't I'd rather have, you know, a
nice donation that gets synced and gets the job done and has
something to say rather than 20 $50 donations, each with a
long note. So notes are out.
Yeah, except for our execs and associate execs.
Right. And we have a bunch today. So this so all through
all this blather we've managed to kind of soft pedal, it was
still going to be a lot of notes, but but just for everyone
should know in the future that we are minimizing the minimizing
to an extreme and just crediting people who give us or donate
contributor produced the show.
I mean, just like Hollywood, you know, of course we do almost
everything the executive producer and Associate Executive
producer asked for our nights always have priority. But we
also have kind of like a casting couch. So you know if there's
something you know, there's some funny little pretty thing that's
down there at the bottom. We want to bring that up to the
top.
Excuse me, pay no attention to me. If sexist crap was
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can just get a visual. So you're in your bunker, and you're
monitoring.
I'm monitoring again.
You're monitoring different parts of the world. Okay, I got
the visual. I'm
good go. York City story.
Okie dokie. Hold on. This came in on the big dial number three,
you know Tamsin residents here on East 15th street. They say
they can deal with the noise and the rowdiness from the bars and
restaurants around here. But it's what happens after midnight
that just might be beyond your imagination. What are people
paying on your building? No more paying, please. That's the plea
from residents of this East 15th Street apartment building in the
upscale Gramercy neighborhood. They're fed up with the urine
from drunk bar patrons. And, oh, it gets worse.
Sometimes they actually have diarrhea. They do defecate Yes.
In our front yard
tendency. The problem lies down the block. They claim some
patrons of the sports bar sidebar or using their block
as a toilet. People just indulge a little too much.
There are several bars on their block but the crowd they say
comes from here. This woman walks with a cane and for her
the so called rowdiness became treacherous as I've walked by
they've almost knocked me down patron say It's no worse here
than any other Manhattan bar when it gets past midnight. I've
never seen any of that ever. We tried to get answers or response
from the bars management give us one second. I'm not at liberty
to speak up. He may not be able to speak but I heard a woman
screaming residents are more than happy to when it comes to
their neighborhood.
There's five or six bars on this one street this place is really
overwhelmed with drinking
I got diarrhea. You know, this is New York. It's collapsing.
New York's of the worst. This is Gramercy Park.
It's unreal. We don't I mean, everyone in Austin right now is
frickin hammered and they're not pooping and peeing everywhere.
He's just not done. In fact, we shoot you here if we catch you
doing diarrhea.
Do you think that story's bad? Oh, no. Just listen to the lead
into the cannibal cop story.
Oh, yeah, no, I've been following this. This is pretty
interesting. All right, Jamie,
thank you so much. Well, Jared give another New York fine one
all weekend to think about whether an NYPD officer actually
wanted to kill cook and eat women. No verdict after a day of
deliberations. James Ford is live at federal court in lower
Manhattan with more James and Tamsin when this jury takes up
deliberations again Monday morning. Actually, that's a
phrase that many legal experts were not expecting me or any
reporter to have to say they thought this case would be over
by now. So what ended up happening, we consulted an
arguably more experienced legal expert for some insight. The
fate of so called cannibal cop Gilberto Valley continues to
hang in the balance at court after the jury spent a day and a
half deliberating and a case for which some legal analysts
thought Valley would walk on the most serious charge against him
conspiring with other men online to kidnap women cook them and
eat them.
You slaves can get a mac and cheese macaroni and cheese
shatter melt together
mac and cheese mac and cheese and throw in a young
baby for good measure is a interesting story. Have you you
have been following it? Yeah, of course. I've
been following this.
It appears that this was you know, there's a lot of this that
goes especially in this era. A lot of fantasizing that seems to
be Yeah, this he was he was communicate as I saw it, I think
is a great story to report on. But he was apparently these guys
that he was communicating with I guess was in like an IRC chat
room or AOL chat room or something like that. No agenda
and they were like all over the world is one guy in Moscow and a
guy in frog. They never got together and never really
intended to but they I guess they liked to talk about this
idea. Yeah, of course. And that became a pre crime. Yeah, and
now they're gonna still bust the guy for conspiracy even though
there's never been any evidence that he was ever going to do
anything was a cop.
Well, I think there was a he they had like rented apartment
or something. Didn't they do something like that? That's
true. Yeah, there was something there was something he rented
an apartment and it's a problem. You did more than just gas
online like most people do. Yeah. Yeah, he's got this guy.
What an idiot.
Maybe Maybe he should have
what kind of sexual pervert Are you too? Well, half Well, John.
I mean, I think if we really have you ever read Marquis de
Saad my friend I mean, come on. The sexual perversion has been
around forever
and here's a real short clip subway ban says we use that word
subway ban just play it real fast. And this is again
from from New York City. The World Cities you've been
monitoring
Okay, did you know you can be banned from the subway for life?
Well, it's an exclusive list of perverts and iPhone thieves to a
mysterious live at Hunts Point with a look at the list.
perverts
and I find these
no more perverse on the subway.
Especially if you got diarrhea stop with you. What is happening
to our world? How does the word diarrhea Goshen diarrhea. I mean
this is this is a problem. All right. Can I take us a claim
move us up a level in in? Yeah.
You can take us up a level I need to go somewhere. Visibility
to show this. Hi. I hate high art. Yeah,
no, we definitely need to go to some some other places. Okay, so
this drone story, which of course if you're a producer of
the no agenda podcast you've been listening for a couple of
years you've been hearing about the drones way before all of
this and now we're almost tired of it but um, I can still stay
with the story. And what's fascinating to me is that we
have the the left so you know the MSNBC and basically all the
Obama bots is literally cheering this on. And that you know, and
saying droning and killing people, they talk about killing
people with such incredible ease. It's amazing, isn't it? So
here's Chris Matthews. And he has Ronald Reagan Jr. on who?
You know, I know, he had a promising career for a while is
like wasn't out into today's show or whatever he was, he was
kind of going to be the next guy. And I don't know what
happened. But he's in Seattle, he's a drip. He really is a
drip. And so he, but even, you know, even he is like, well just
listen to this. It's disturbing to hear how the ease of killing
people, even Americans, but doesn't matter. You know, if
it's not American, fuck that guy.
And I want to get back to you and your concerns. Are you
concerned that we're using drones against non Americans?
Are you concerned we use it against Americans overseas or
Americans at home? dichotomize that Where are you concerned?
Well,
I'm concerned that there are no, there's no real transparency, as
Cynthia pointed out, and no real rules around this. When are we
allowed to kill American citizens overseas? Are we
allowed to use drones in any way shape or form domestically for?
Good, you know, he's thinking, okay, Ron, Ron Reagan, Jr.
promising, but then
a lackey. I'm a lackey, a US citizen overseas working with
the enemy. He was hit. We hit him. We were hitting him when we
hit where are you on that?
That that is a tough one. That's a tough one.
I was even working with the enemy. His main thing was he was
inciting violence, which means that Southern Law Poverty Center
should have gone after him. That would have done it. He was he
produced a lot of tapes and he got the you know, the bunch of
people worked up about it.
I'm glad you brought this up. Thank you for playing right into
my hand. Uh huh. There's there's a definition that is now being
thrown out there and and I had completely forgotten about this.
I had missed it. But of course, who is the man to bring it to
us? Who is Mr. Kill everybody? Drone him himself? Mind you know
his name. Dick Cheney. Oh, close. John McCain. Oh, yes.
Yes. I think that to to assume that the United States of
America would use a drone and a Hellfire missile to attack
someone sitting in a cafe. What does that do with this goes back
to our previous conversation. We want to capture people we don't
want to kill them.
So bison is of course, the conversation is about. Senator
Rand Paul's filibuster,
blast, right. So you can I want to interject here. We had the
three famous douchebags on C span and we did clips with them.
And the that means that you know, Hayden and that guy who
was the head of the CIA's illegal section that these guys
weren't guided, right. And there's three of them. And they
all said the same thing. We do not want to capture them. That's
the point. Because because the Obama administration has set
down rules about capturing you, they just don't the rule is
don't kill them. It's easier to deal with it's like they was
like, they've been watching too many, you know, cop movies where
this says, well, we can make this expensive for the taxpayer,
or we can make it cheap and then they kill the criminal.
Well, so here here's the thing that Rand Paul messed here's the
thing that Eric Holder didn't address. And John McCain slips
it in so beautifully that I went oh, wow, I completely forgot
about that. Because, you know, what is his main argument? He's
like, we don't want we don't want a drone Jane Fonda. Now,
for those who don't know Jane Fonda also nicknamed Hanoi,
Jane, she, well, maybe you can explain better John just so we
know about her. Her
actress everyone knows who she is. And she during the 60s She
hooked up with. I think he was out of Santa Monica. Maybe the
mayor at the time. I'm not sure but Hayden was his name is a
radical left New left winger and she became radicalized anti war
girl named Hanoi Janus. She went to Hanoi. That's why she got the
nickname. And she came back saying Oh, they're so wonderful
people and we shouldn't be having this war and it was just
kind of skewed. But she was like a whack job about the whole
thing and she hated her and people like hinder. Well, the
protests were protesters didn't hate her. No, but she seemed
like a dingbat even to the war protesters to be honest about
it.
Well, to be fair, she had also had she not done Barbarella was
that her movie?
She did Barbarella then she married the director of that and
Barbara Barbara Rella
I think Barbarella when I that was my when I got my first
erection I think as a tree is pretty hot and Barbara smokin
hot and I was like, What is this what is going on? Yeah, and she
was
like she she exploited her one female ex you know,
characteristics and to an extreme it to the point where I
think she had two ribs removed when she got older.
I think that may be a little bit of here.
She's never denied it.
Why even I mean now that In this lesson,
he uses your female wiles. That story for
the period hold on the rib removal was also later. It was
brought back about 10 years ago with Dida Fon haste who is
girlfriend of Marilyn Manson. And you know, and she has the
she has the crazy thin waist and so there was oh, she had her
ribs to read two ribs removed to be able to do that. All right,
and read through moved or not. And then there's also always the
story about the guy on his ribs removed so he could perform self
fellatio. I mean, this is bullshit, but I don't I don't
buy the rumor
that one should keep up. Anyway. So. Okay, so
thank you very much. And of course, he's laughing because we
can't kill Barbarella with a drone.
A little tidbit. He has McCain after the war was hated Jane
Fonda because she felt that she was left in jail longer set up
in north
because of her. Yes, so her fault so he's going to say that
he he won't even he wouldn't kill Jane Fonda and I think we
should have a real debate in America. I think we should have
a vote. But
should Jane Fonda be drone
drone Fonda? Oh, nice. I get drone Fonda. Nice, all right.
But then he slips in the words that no one has mentioned that
is constant, traditionally, the reason why you can be killed,
the reason why we have to kill them in places like Yemen and
other places because we don't have the military force with the
capabilities to do it. Second of all, to combat for example, to
compare killing a terrorist al Qaeda person who was trying to
attack the United States of America with Jane Fonda. I mean,
it is ludicrous. I'm not a great fan of Jane Fonda says you
probably know peers, but the thought but the thought and she
might have even given aid and comfort to the enemy. And
oh, stop right there. Stop right. At them comfort. The
Constitution of the United States, Article eight, section
three declares that adhering to the enemies of the United States
giving them quote, aid and comfort shall be treason. That
is what is going to be aid and comfort. That is the entire
legal basis for killing an American citizen. And how broad
Can you define aid and comfort? Ah,
if you I think that's that. You actually you did this. I'm
stammering here because I'm stunned that you actually this
is true. This is the problem. This will be anybody. If
somebody says I think is unfair that you you killed the 16 year
old his son that be construed as aid and comfort the enemy? Yeah.
And we've done that numerous times. minutes. Why did they
kill the 16 year old?
John? Do you know the famous double tap? It is the definition
of aid and comfort. You got a guy he's he's blown have to bid
you run over to aid him and comfort him? Boom, treason? Is
the definition.
Right. Let's go. Let's use the foreign nationals that are
running over there to comfort him,
you know, but if you are an American citizen, and its aid
and comfort, and he said even though some would say I'll just
roll it back a second. Even though someone say she provided
aid and comfort, which is the the only to qualify qualifying
characteristics of treason. We still won't kill her. But it
kind of means that we could have we could have we should have
probably we probably still should
have Jane Fonda, as you probably know, peers, but the thought,
but the thought and she might have even given aid and comfort
to the enemy in the view of some. But the fact is to think
that the United States would ever contemplate killing Jane
Fonda with a drone, if we had the capability is again what do
we
do if we have like we don't have the capability? He's like, Well,
actually, he's
making Rand Paul's arguments.
I mean, it's not the world of reality that we are living in.
But that depends on what matrix you just stepped out of brava
Earhart's reps. Suppose there's another airplane headed for the
United States captain. Now
listen to this very carefully. Oh, I gotta roll this back. This
is unbelievable what he's about to say. Listen very carefully.
I mean, it's not the world of reality that we are living in.
But there are threats. Suppose there's another airplane headed
for the United States Capitol such as the one that crashed in
Pennsylvania. I can assure you that and I've been I'm confident
that we have the capability if necessary, the president to
shoot that plane down Now hold
on a second. We didn't shoot the plane down as it was coming from
Pennsylvania. That was the let's roll flight. 93 Everybody got
them and they they flew it into the ground or? Or maybe what did
Donald Rumsfeld I'm saying imagine
the kind of world we would face.
If the people who bombed the best Hall in Mosul, are the
people who did the bombing in Spain, or the people who attack
the United States in New York, shut down the plane over
Pennsylvania.
You know, did John McCain know something to
the shutdown the plane? Yeah,
Pennsylvania. I can assure you that, and I've been I'm
confident that we have the capability if necessary, the
president to shoot that plane down.
Thank you. Well, I guess that's what happened. Seeing as
Rumsfeld said it, and seeing as you're now basically saying, we
could do it we should have
never there may be innocent Americans on that plane.
I mean, is this guy nuts? There may be someone better give him a
call. And he says, What did he say there may be there may be so
in Pennsylvania, you think
it's to me? Oh, here we have the North Koreans testing nuclear
weapons threatening to attack the United States of America.
Around the inner around the center futures continue to spin
there. 80,000 people killed now at least, or 70,000 in Syria,
the whole Middle East in a state of near chaos in many areas. And
frankly, my highest priority is not my concern that they may
kill an American with a Hellfire missile in a cafe in the United
States of America. It's not my concern. Oh, okay.
I'm glad you're not President douche. My goodness, I don't
give a crap if we drove in lessons J my concerns that might
get to certain lessons J. elicits Jane Fonda. Because you
know, just Barbarella dude, you can't kill Barbarella no matter
how you know, no matter how much he aids and confronts the enemy.
I need some more background on this. May I brought up a
constitutional explanation here. These words are as they are to
be understood in the Constitution have not received a
full judicial construction. They import however, helped support
assistance, continence and encouragement. The word aid
which occurs in the stat West one C 14 is explained by Lord
Koch. Yeah, he's reliable, as comprehending as all persons
counseling a bedding plotting assenting consenting and
encouraging to do the act. Any ads what is not applicable to
the crime to treason? Who are those who are not President when
the act is done? Interesting. So maybe it's not treason if you
weren't there aiding and abetting aiding and abetting
aiding and comforting
you as you know, they have been expanding these definitions.
Yeah, like ideas are in flux. And it's possible that if you
wrote an editorial in the New York Times bitching about the
war or Bhagavata al Qaeda being you know a non again the three
douchebags outside is done there is no arcade anymore.
Is it? Sorry, this is this your Sunday time segment? Is that
what you're calling for?
No, you want to hear the Sunday Times segment. John's gonna harm
the Sunday Times today, Sunday Times was one pound 11.5 ounces.
And that is up from one pound 11.4 ounces of last week and
down from one pound 11.6 ounces the week before John's gonna
home the Sunday
I've ever said I love you man.
I really enjoy having that new kitchen scale. It's cool. Mate
with memes is that from stamps.com? No, I got to scale
that's not a bad scale either. But got it but doesn't have to
read out that this is a scale that was on sale as an Easter
egg at Costco about six months ago and as a beauty
just on the on the drone thing just to kind of wrap that up and
actually I'll wrap it up with a drone jingle what's interesting
about the kind of the new mean now on the on the pro Obama
let's just put it there with the Obama bot media the ones who are
completely buying into the matrix is to say well, you know,
because of course they no one really likes this no one the
drone thing is scary. And you know, even the Obama bots, the
control morons can see that this isn't you know, this is not
going to end well for anybody these drones I'm flying around
and droning people and the cafe, which is what I am at the cafe,
having my coffee
was too hard to send a police cruiser, pick the guy out,
right.
But they all see that this is kind of difficult, you know, so
we need legislation, but it has to be really, really good
because he to pop your bubble. But here's something we have to
remember, President Obama is not going to be in the White House
forever, okay. There's going to be somebody else sitting there.
And someday it's going to be a Republican. And would you really
trust a George Bush, or a dick cheney or a newt Gingrich or a
Herman Cain, or Michelle Bachman, or you name it, or Rand
Paul, to use this kind of authority, and to have that kind
of authority that killing authority here in the United
States? No, freakin way. It's dumbfounding. To me. It's like,
you know, what we really need to the way it's explained is like,
we really need to have good legislation because you know,
one day is not going to be the man who has the Nobel Peace
Prize. It's not going to be that guy who has the who has the kill
list. It could be some guy, the good guy who was killed more
people with these drones than ever in our history. Just nuts I
have lovely, lovely, lovely, lovely, lovely, lovely.
We're talking about people being picked up on the streets, which
is
seems normal.
I got a clip here. Yeah. So it's the quiz once this quiz clip at
the end, this was another eight this I'm gonna beat the drum on
this all day but it's the New York that again, New York. I
want you to listen to this clip. This is not a clip that's
important for it's it. This is a clip that I want you to listen
to see if there's something screwy This is almost like an
ask Adam what is screwy about the that's put the word usage in
this particular clip that kind of jumps out at you
tonight. Cops in Jersey City just shot a perps swinging a
knife McGee Hickey is live on the scene with the very latest.
Wait a minute, Mickey Hickey.
Then they call her Marge or something for
us. McGee. What's going on? Well, Tamsin Jersey City police
still on the scene here at 239 Fowler Avenue, where we're told
that there was a man who barricaded himself inside of an
apartment and then according to people on the street here he he
lunged at police with a knife he was then we are told shot three
times by police officers again all of this information
unconfirmed it is from people here on the scene at 239 Fowler
avenue that man the purpose who allegedly lunged at police with
a knife was taken in very bad shape.
i There's so much wrong with this reporting. I don't know
where to start. So it's 239 Fowler Avenue, which for some
reason that's important. That's the only facts she has got. I
guess there was a drop of blood we have no actual evidence the
police shot him no actual evidence that he learned the
police we have nothing this is a nothing store except that she is
standing apparently in front of 237 Fowler Avenue
Yeah, okay, well here's what I got out of it. Guess what the
story itself has got some screen it's because the guy suppose the
barricades himself and then somehow lunges at the police
what from inside? I mean, that makes sense. The basic story
makes no sense. And then Mickey Ricky whatever the heck her name
is. What got me is that the is that the the anchor threw it to
her and she used the word perp and then Ricky use the word
perp. What is this law and order? Special? Well uses the
word what news person uses the word perp and then uses the word
allegedly outside of the word. pert means perpetrator? So
wouldn't it be alleged perp? I mean, we'll use this perp
douchebag news people.
Okay. Yeah,
it's funny, because I heard that too. And but there was so much
wrong with it. I was going beyond the obvious lunacy that
is news. Perp. Yeah, I wonder that's probably because I would
presume in the newsroom in general. And you have to
understand if you've ever really been inside certainly local
news. This is Mickey Mouse shop. Okay, this is real. It's really
Mickey Mouse, no budget. The person who was doing the on the
scene reporting hates that job. They don't want to they want to
be behind the desk. Nice. Stand up. Yeah, they stand up. But
they don't want to be out there being sent to, you know, Fowler
avenue to go and talk to idiots and get nothing in the cops tell
her nothing. But they probably you know, hey, we got we got a
perp over there. I've talked about hey, who was on purpose
duty route. You know, so that's why that's how they talk. I
think this is just, you know, there's so blase about what they
do. It's like, oh, well, let's see what's on the schedule for
tonight tonight, and Who's Oh, we haven't filled our prep slot
yet. Can we get someone to go get a prep story? I'm presuming
something like that.
That maybe I don't know I just never I've never heard anyone
have died because haven't been listed in New York news that
much as it's a slang term, why would a news reporter use it?
Perp? And it's also kind of a lousy I don't like the word it
sounds I don't like the sound of it says a
poop. Poop hurt. No, it's not good. Anyway. So how are you
monitoring when you when you're in the bunker in your drawer
animals? Or how are you monitoring the world what not
to mention here I got the big control center. And I got these
two big knobs. And then there's down to my right to my immediate
right there is like a like a lever that I pull very slowly.
And then antenna goes straight up out of the middle of the
house. its way into the air. And then it starts going beep, beep,
beep, it starts to glow red light on the top lights up,
because we're legal reasons. And so then I started pull that
thing up, and then I start to use the tuners. And I hone in on
various parts of the country.
I think I built that box here. Actually. My demo was done. By
the way. The my I'm calling it the prepper SDR.
The prepper. That's a good one. Yeah. Which, yeah,
so it's a software. So I'm gonna do a video about I tried to do
video, but then for some reason, my Android phone, which you
think would work with Google, decided to like turn my video
sideways. But it's a black box, you literally screw an antenna
on the back plugging an adapter power supply could be a car
power, and then you just fire up either your, your smartphone or
your laptop, or your Mac, Windows, Linux, everything works
with it. And I was doing digital modes. I'm doing like, you know,
2000 miles with this thing on one watt just on those. It's
friggin wire. It's amazing. And it is amazing. I think I think I
can get it in production for 399.
Can't you get a cheaper? No,
I don't think so
what so expensive about it? Well, there's a one watt
transmitter, which is every $29 box, it's got Wi Fi in it can
have
no okay. But it also has Wi Fi because you're connecting to it
via Wi Fi. So so that's the cool thing about it, you're not
connecting. So you can take this thing on the road, you can put
it you know, anywhere where it's convenient for you. And then you
can connect through Wi Fi or if you want you can connect it to
the internet and just connect to it through the internet. But you
know,
connect to the internet. I talked to it. And then I can use
if you
want if you want you can if you want you can literally use your
laptop microphone for you know, just a voice conversation.
I can I can do voiceover Yeah. Yes. It's all CW.
No, no, it's it's it's sideband CW nobody's digital modes.
Pam license?
Yes. Well, not to receive but to use it. Yes.
Well, what's the what license? Do you need? Can you do it on a
tech?
You can do certain bands on attack? Yes.
Multiple bands? Yes. It's
software defined. So it does. It goes from, say 80 meters up to
15 meters. So it's got quite a range.
So if you sell 1000 of them, you'd have $398,000 in net
sales. Yeah. What does that give you as a profit? How much do you
make per box?
Well, I don't know. Now I've got to find there's a couple people
who want to talk to me about manufacturing it. China. Yeah, I
wish I didn't have to resort to that. But it seems like that's
the way to go. But then
the Chinese do. They'll steal it. They'll steal. They'll steal
the idea. One false move. You get screwed.
So can I patent this idea? I think I should. Right? Yeah.
Well, how do I how do I now that I've said this on the air? Am I
too late? Is someone going to rush off? Or is this good?
No. I'm sure that you've got little idiosyncratic aspects to
it that no one you're not explaining. But I would
definitely get the book pat yourself from Nolo Press and go
cheap
patented yourself from Nolo Press. Okay. Yeah, no, it's also
cool because early filings and you could fix the patent later.
So let's say that you and I are both camping as an example,
which could happen and and I'm not and I bring the prepper SDR.
So we could you can use your laptop or smartphone, you would
work right in your Android got an app for it. And you could
connect to the same box. Now we can't both transmit at the same
time. But you can you can listen to what I'm listening to and
then I can give you control and then you can change the
frequency and transmit it's it's cool. It's gonna be fun it's
gonna be a fun it. You know, it has no use other than for people
who are hams who are excited about something, you know, a
platform to screw around with
a million of them for all you never know. And no, you're not
going to sell No,
no I'm pretty sure I won't. And then the other thing that's cool
of course, is there is the prepper community. So if if
everything falls to crap, then this is the box you want to
have. Because you know, it operates on a battery, you know,
you can communicate all around the world. You don't need you
don't I mean, you won't need a ham license when that happens.
or so
of the family radio system. Some of these other bands that are,
you know, wide open,
but that's just not as no reach. You don't want that. You want
this thing? For one, you know, you want this thing in your in
your bunker. Okay, you just want it tucked away. Hey, okay, I'll
get one. Of course, you
would know, I'll give you I'm gonna give you one. You
get a ticket to South by Southwest. Oh, no, I was anyway,
we were explaining I had to leave her and I get to two
knobs. I did pick up one time. I just don't it just happens very
rarely. But I did get inside in office. I guess the Wi Fi was
open to a mic or something. And so I'm I'm dealing just
listening and listening. And I got I did record it just so I
don't know what it was. But it was kind of interesting. Are you
doing stick here is that TPS report.
Okay, G How is this possible? Oh,
Peter. What's happening? Ah, we have sort of a problem here.
Yeah, you apparently didn't put one of the new cover sheets on
your TPS reports. Oh, yeah. Sorry about that. I I forgot.
Yeah. You see, we're putting the cover sheets on all TPS reports.
Now before they go out. Did you see the memo about this? Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, I have the memo right here. I just forgot, but
it's not shipping out till tomorrow. So there's no problem.
Yeah. If you could just go ahead and make sure you do that from
now on. That would be great. And I'll go ahead and make sure you
get another copy that memo. Okay. Yeah, no, I have the memo.
I've got it straight. Yeah. Okay.
I don't know what that was. I just picked it up out of the air
and recorded it
right. All right. Onward. North Korea, the People's Republic of
inn it's so important this story that Diane Sawyer shows up sober
to intro it so it doesn't you know someone's angry. She looks
mean North Korea
the sharp new warning of all out war for the first time the
mysterious and secretive nation has threatened a preemptive
nuclear strike against the US. It comes as the UN approves
tough new sanctions. So how dangerous is the situation? What
countermeasures could America take? Here's ABC chief global
affairs correspondent Martha Raddatz.
Martha, roll it on me, Martha. This is surreal.
1000s upon 1000s of North Koreans rally today around a
North Korean general delivering that stunning threat of first
strike nuclear attack with a vow to engulf Washington DC in a sea
of fire threatening a nuclear pre emptive attack never done
that before the young North Korean dictator despite the
diversion of Dennis Rodman's visit now lashing out against
the US and South Korean military because you
get the idea about what's going on. And I have a theory about
Dennis Rodman, a new one, which I'll get to in a second. But of
course, it's so obvious that the memo went out and you know, ABC
is completely compromised, they are the most compromised of all,
as seeing as literally the news director or sleeping with, you
know, the Obama administration, literally literally married to
sleeping the whole deal that maybe even having some furry
sex. So the memo has gone out and of course, it goes to the
Council on Foreign Relations. So Erin Burnett over there at the
CNN, she has to really lay it on, I mean, really laid out and
she's got some idiot on this show. Who did you know? I mean,
remember those movies? We the two movies we're talking about
Odyssey Odyssey White House Down and Odyssey vs. Olympus Has
Fallen. The tank movies about the president, you know, the
White House being
looked like they were we interpreted as threats by some
intelligence. So I
think this is just adding to that reaction because her words
were pretty interesting. Oh, she's gonna play a little bit of
Victoria Nuland at the State Department. She's taking my gig
basically,
this kind of bellicose rhetoric from the DPRK is, is not
surprising. It's not new. This current regime has regularly
missed the opportunity to improve its relationship with
the outside world.
And Gordon, and obviously that she's trying not to overreact,
but you know, just to call it bellicose rhetoric. Is that
really what it is? Because
before he answered that, interesting word, bellicose. Had
you ever heard of this word?
Yeah, that's very common word.
I have no You know I think my entire life I've never heard
someone use the word bellicose and it's it's a nice and what is
it? What does it mean bellicose blowhard? Actually, I got a
different I got war like or hostile in manner or
temperament. Yes. blowhard
seems like a lot of people really treat North Korea like
it's all rhetoric. It's kind of a joke, like I said, but then
you're saying no, it may not be
a joke. Well, it's not a joke because they have one of these
weapons, they've wanted three stage ballistic missiles, they
sell them to the world's dangerous actors like Iran. So
we know that there's a problem here, even if they don't use
them themselves. And also, I think they actually can strike
the US today preemptively. They can take a Toyota pickup truck,
put a nuke in the back and they can park it in any city. And
some people in Washington are concerned that the the
ambassador to the UN, from the North Korean to Korea could
actually call the White House and say, Look, I've pre
positioned a bomb on the East Coast. Do you want to talk? They
can do that? And so we have to be concerned not only about
their missiles, but also about other ways that they could sneak
a device into the United States in a Toyota pickup apparently.
So I Toyota. That's my question. First thing that comes to mind
why Toyota?
I, that was bothersome to me as well, but it is kind of Toyota
is kind of the the pickup of the terrorist
cry thing. It was just simply he got extra money to say Toyota,
just product placement.
If you look at the Arab Spring, all the pickup is the choice of
about it is alkaitis.
Right? Did you see that? There was a web page? Did you see
that? You saw it right? No, no, no. What is it? What is? Oh,
yeah, there was a web page that that accused the networks of
using doing product placement, because they showed these Toyota
logos on all these trucks. There was Toyota is in Libya. There
were Toyota is in and it's Syria. There are Toyota is in
Iraq. There's Toyota. And it's always it's always the backside
of a truck with some dumb machine gun mounted on it. I
can't even imagine working right. And it's guys driving
these Toyotas rented it always said it clearly said Toyota on
the back. And now we have the guy that's triggered this whole
thing. Now we have this idiot mentioning Toyota again. So
Toyota is paying for this. There's no doubt about it now.
Okay, well, so we'll know. So Toyota clearly is sponsoring al
Qaeda, or aiding and conquer. But you know, we'll know that
it's for real. When we've got Al Qaeda driving around in a Prius,
then we'll know that there's really something going on. Yes.
And it
could happen the family guy
I've met, I don't like my Prius, buying into charge. Anyway, so
here's my theory, I had a theory on Dennis Rodman, and it just
hit me I'm like, Oh, my God, of course. Can you and we, all the
media was like so angry and why isn't even taking him serious?
And, you know, and I was like,
that it didn't do crap with Eric Schmidt. We have to reiterate
that. Yes. Eric Schmidt goes over to cakewalk.
So now, of course, we know Donald Trump was involved for
the simple reason that you know, he had to promote to Celebrity
Apprentice which Dennis Rodman is on but then all of a sudden
I'm like, Oh my god. Dennis Rodman was given the cancer
virus to go shoot up Kim Jong on you know, this is what who got
what Chavez said is that, you know, America gave me cancer.
And, and wouldn't it be Wouldn't it make so much sense for
Okay, a couple of things while I'm not buying this, that's not
our style a and and Kim Jong? I do not believe it was us. I
think that Kim John unscarred now I'm sorry, she's our Cesar
Chavez, a victor Chavez. Whatever you go, Hugo, Hugo
Chavez heat pizza That's bogus because all along I believe the
following actually happened. They you know, the economic
hitman book talks about this they tried to kill
him with exploding cigars. That's our style.
Well, there used to be nowadays it's we just drone him. But
anyway, so they tried to kill him and then he did. And then he
realized that the America was wasn't as fresh because he
wasn't going along with the program. And then they tried to
kill him again. I think you know, in a plane of our way of
doing it is a light plane crash Yes, plane True, true. True. You
get the plane crashes and you're dead. And it's easy and nobody
can just you can't do anything. I think somebody else tried to
or did kill Chavez. I don't think it was us because I think
he made a deal eventually made a deal with us and and the deal
would have gone like this. And the reason I suggest that is
because his the output of Venezuela's oil production is
1.7 million barrels a day. We get a million of it, right?
Plus, and we also have the Citgo gas station operation which is
all owned by the Venezuelans and they give away all kinds of
stuff. They're very generous of you during the cut. blog cold
waves that took place in the East Coast they were given fuel
oil away and there and I think it went like this it was like,
Look, we're gonna we'll do a deal you can get the oil and you
can have a piece of the action take this oil and and we will be
good to go with dole out the rest of it to our friends also
gave us it gives us a conduit into Cuba because he was helping
Cuba when the Russians weren't. And I think, you know, there's
some sympathy toward the Cubans. And so they'd let Chavez deal
with that, but but the cover had to be he hates us. And this was
kind of revealed by a book that came out recently called Living
with the UN where there were all these countries line up against
us in the General Assembly, but then when it comes to the way we
really operate behind the scenes is completely different
relationship. Very interesting. What is what is the name of this
book, Living with the UN? Okay, and I have a couple of clips
from this guy, actually, from that book. Oh, and that's what
kind of reminded me of this. But anyway, so I think that I don't
think so I don't think it was somebody else. And I, I would
either suspect the Russians because he reneged on some sort
of a deal. Or it could have been some South American operation. I
just do not buy that. And I can't see Dennis Rodman even
getting into the country without being you know, kind of strip
searched. So no, no, that's
okay. Well, while it was just came to me in a dream, but I do
have an interesting clip about Chavez, from a guy who
interviewed him, I was doing a book on him, ah, one of those
new like New York Times, duties, I forget his name. And I'm
really sad now, because this guy was totally, totally my kind of
guy
thing, to not like the Monroe Doctrine, and we discussed that.
And it was another thing to think he was the, you know, the
ghost of Samoan Bulevar lived in him. But he didn't believe he
told me that Americans went to the moon, that that was staged
in Hollywood. He seemed to me to even question 911 In the towers
being hit on souci, I came across very, he was very
charismatic, in wiped in Venezuela by the poor people,
but he was anti American and had too much of a conspiratorial
bent for me to admire.
When you say he was raising questions about 911 and the
destruction of the World Trade Center by those planes. What was
he saying that that was just some sort of conspiracy was made
up by the US? Was that what he believed?
Yes. And that, you know, somehow that the United States, you
know, he was very always worried that the United States was up to
shenanigans and use our media culture to pull over, you know,
pull big ones on the world community. And I grew up in
Ohio, and Neil Armstrong was my hero. Sort of a little surprised
to hear him go on at some length about Apollo 11. Just being the
farce, and it made me realize we couldn't take him too seriously.
On the other hand, I think our government's done the right
thing. We've kept trade relations, you could fly us into
Caracas. It's an important country. He did some good things
in that country. But we don't need an embassy or an ambassador
there. We just didn't have the right relationship with Him. I
would also tell you what the most interesting thing that I
found was he wrote regular letters to Castro and they would
deliver the mic.
So that kind of confirms what you're saying is hey, here's
what I'll do. I'll you can fly direct from Houston, of course,
the oil capital of the United States of Gitmo nation to
Caracas, but then I'll go crazy on the moon landing shit like
that curried dude.
Like to curry dude. Yeah, no, I think there was something
eventually it'll be turned out that he's like using our pocket
do the deal was think about it from his perspective. They tried
to kill you because you weren't you were sincere. And you
thought you were gonna go along with some crazy progress some
guy shows up in your office. And he goes this is outlining
economic hitman book by by John Perkins. Yeah. And so and then
and he so she, this is terrible. These guys are serious. They're
trying to kill me, then you don't get killed, they screw it
up, and then they try to kill you again. At that point, I
think you're gonna say look, okay,
right already. Right? What do you want me to do? Just tell
me. What do you want me to do? I'll do it. But I have to have
this cover. Because I've already I've been looked like a douche
in my own people are gonna kill me if they've if you know, this
is discovered, or finally all of a sudden, not the lender.
So this moon thing just for a second. Did you hear about this
moon mining race that's on now that Google is an X PRIZE. But I
think Google is offering like $23 million for the first person
who can mine the moon. Have you have you? I mean, this thing's
coming to light here that I don't and I'm really confused.
Listen to a bit of this and you helped me understand. There's no
such thing as a final frontier in Silicon Valley. And there's a
lot of Big thinking our friends at NASA have given us clearance
to show you the hover test facility and our lander test
vehicle. Bob Richards wants to mine the moon. This is BBC, by
the way. So the focus of the engineering effort at Moon
Express is of course, the lander itself. And this is the
prototype. Moon Express is trying to make money out of
landing on the moon. There's $30 million in X prize money to land
on the surface, deploy a robot and send back pictures by 2015.
So let's stop there. How hard can this be
waiting me? Wait, wait a minute food express is that the company
out Moon Moon? Oh, Luna has had food. I'm thinking whether
I understand. I mean, the original walk on the moon moon
landing was at 9060 69. And we had you know, we had nothing we
had no, you know, the computer. Even the space shuttle only had
64 kilobyte kilobytes of RAM. I know because I spoke to a couple
astronauts. It's like you know this. This can't be hard. This
can't be like 2000 Why can't Why can we do this? Now that
shouldn't be so hard. If we're talking about technology for
Elon Musk 1969 How hard can this be? We landed dude on the moon.
Now he's like he's trying to land a little robot and this is
difficult. This is where the testing takes place. We've got a
little little like robot like a Zumba falling into a trampoline
or something. The vehicle needs to learn how to land itself.
There's too much of a delay to control it from Earth. What do
you mean how hard can this be? This is easy. We've done we did
this 30 years ago 40 A little robot on Mars. How hard can this
be? But success can bring great riches now listen to this
most important thing about the moon is probably the stuff we
haven't even discovered yet but what we do know is that there
could be more platinum group metals on the surface of the
Moon
once this platinum on the moon why we are
worthless Moon No no no wait than all of the reserves of
earth we know that there's water on the moon
there's water on the moon What is this? What is going on? Why
is it what is the BBC trying to confuse me?
Yeah, well that's goes without saying this flat platen Latin
is more platinum on the moon than all reserves on Earth. And
NASA has given this guy permission to use their hangar
to test his moon lander which is so complicated. There's
something we we've had the technology for 40 years he it's
good. Oh, I don't know if I can do it.
Here's an article it goes back to October 21 2011 self made
billionaire who wants to mine the moon so this is already two
years old. Where on earth took the next natural is apparently
this guy off Naveen Jain that guy? Oh, someone you know. Yeah.
Anyway, so he already got 10 million bucks to deal with this,
but apparently is 20 times more titanium and platinum than
anywhere on Earth. Says Tibi Pulu of Z me science does this
based on what they found in those rods a few rocks they
brought back or what I don't know but how it's done on a
spectrum or they have some telescope that can figure out
what the what the composition of the planet
are we doing wasting our time on Mars we should be on the moon
mining it mining it mining for bitcoins on the moon.
And while you beautiful segue thank you thank
you May I May I lay down my theory first before you come up
with your son's theory.
No, it's not my son's theory.
Oh, well, he stumbled across it. May I tell you what I've
discovered from all my research. I'll tell you the basic and then
I want to hear
it we're talking about Bitcoin give us a little background for
the listeners. It didn't listen to the last three shows where we
put bitcoins as a donation possibility and we killed it.
Yeah, like yesterday. Yeah. Okay. Little background. Okay.
So a little background and this will I think this is going to be
the last time we need to speak with it about it. So Bitcoin is
a it's a they call it a cipher currency. A cryptocurrency I'm
sorry cryptocurrency and its people are very, very passionate
about how awesome this is. Because there's no central
entity. There's no Federal Reserve. There's Jesus Christ. I
have. Oh my god. My something just crashed. Well, can you
still hear me? Yeah, you sound great. Okay, something crashed
hard, but Okay, we're back. Um, so this called the
cryptocurrency people are very, very passionate about it.
They're completely into it, and they call themselves the and I
can I hereby vow to vow to continue to refer to you as the
Bitcoin community. So the Bitcoin community He really is
just loving this alternative form of payment. It seems people
who are primarily libertarians, who hate the Federal Reserve,
which I am one of I'm not libertarian, per se, but I hate
everything about the Federal Reserve and all this stuff, but
we all know that, but people are just completely so passionate
about in fact, I'm going to play you a little clip to lead into
this. This is the the owner of the Bitcoin store.com Roger Ver.
Unfortunately, Bitcoin store.com doesn't have a lot of great
products I'm interested in, but here's his pitch. And this is, I
mean, I actually went out and tried to find some herbal life,
people because it sounds He sounds just like it. I couldn't
really match it up. So I and I thought he was just good enough
by himself. But listen to his pitch is mind boggling. It is
you know, it's like you remember when we had bread and then we
had sliced bread? Well, this is it baby. I gotta stand
up because I'm just so excited about Bitcoin. I can't talk
about sitting down. So
this right there, I can't
I know what you mean. It already sounds like a scammer sick of
the government.
Oh, you gotta listen to that one. I gotta roll that back.
This this is
all you get from these guys, these diapers. I'm so excited
about the stock Do you buy stocks
and bonds and you buy stocks and bonds want to get rich, you want
to get rich beyond your wildest dreams. I believe your wife
Rachel could buy stocks and nothing I gotta stuck to you
like that. You know, horror was can actually I think, almost do
that voice. I actually stopped the guy wanted to get off the
track too far. But I had a guy, you know, I used to bounce some
lists, they finally took me off. And I get these calls from these
guys. And they always had this weird sound. They said they
talked in a certain kind of an accent. And I stopped when guys
look, I'm not I'm not investing in anything they said. But I
want to ask you a couple questions. You have the you
heard one guy in particular had this perfect voice for selling
stocks from a boiler room over the phone. And I just stopped
him I started discussing the voice. And he said and horror
was confirmed this. He said the way he sees it. It's a
combination of a Boston accent and a New York accent. Put
together in some in some way where you as a trust. You sound
credible, for some unknown reason. The voice that works the
best. Hey, you
want to buy stocks and stocks and bonds? I gotta tell you, I
want to be rich beyond your wildest dreams. How about that?
Am I close?
No, you're not even close. Okay, we have to get a copy of this
voice and then maybe we will
try it we'll try to emulate but listen to this guy. And then but
listen to what he starts off with. I gotta stand
up because I'm just so excited about Bitcoin. I can't talk
about it. So almost a voice
Now be quiet. Otherwise, you're gonna step on the important
line.
I'm setting up
anybody here that sick of the government inflating the money
supply to pay to kill people all around the world.
Okay, so his pitch is, is anybody here sick of the
government inflating the money supply to kill people all around
the world? This is his Bitcoin pitch now, and it would have
been better if he said kill brown people who live in Sandy
places, but Okay, so it's appealing to me. Yeah. Good
luck. Yeah, stop
using that money. Use Bitcoin? The answer is here, we can put a
stop to all of that. You don't have to support them in any way.
Start using Bitcoin. There are so many websites that accept
Bitcoin. Now, more and more coming online every day. If you
have a business, you need to start accepting bitcoin. What
Bitcoin allowed is every single person in this room and on the
planet who has access to the internet, you can have your own
private bank account, right? It's called a Bitcoin account.
And it's impossible for the government to seize your
account. It's mathematically impossible for anyone to block
you from sending or receiving money with anyone else anywhere
in the world. And if you're careful about how you use it, it
can be done anonymously as well. This totally strips government's
control over the money supply away there's nothing they can do
about it. There's no way they can stop it. The only way they
could up would be to shut down the entire internet in the
entire world and that's not going to happen. I this is what
every libertarians absolute dream come true. It's here and
it's called Bitcoin we need to spread the word to everybody
about it. And I'm glad you guys are here. And we're here to
answer your questions about it. And when you're done learning
about here today, tell your friends tell your family help
them set up Bitcoin wallets help tell everybody that you know
about Bitcoin. Anytime you need to buy something, ask the
merchant if they'll allow you to pay in Bitcoin and anytime you
receive US dollars, convert them to Bitcoins, then use them as
Bitcoins, we need to spread this and the world is going to be a
much much much better place because of it. And it's not a
question of if this is going to happen is just a question of how
soon it's going to happen. And with your help, we can make it
happen sooner rather than later.
unicorns and rainbows my friend.
Wow. That's a great clip. I'm giving you a clip of the day
right there.
Oh, well, thank you. That's very kind of you. I will accept it
because I think I happen to agree is that was pretty clear.
So this guy, you know he's on the scene. He is now at the top
of the Bitcoin community because of his Bitcoin store.com which,
which I have just not been able to find I desperately want to
buy a lens for Ms. Miki for a camera no, you can get a camera
mount in the professional photography section so hard,
okay, doesn't matter. There's so I'm going to give you two things
that are questionable. And then I'm going to give you my theory.
Oh, by the way, the government can most definitely take your
Bitcoin, all they need to do is take the computer that has the
bitcoin wallet on it. So it's not like, you know, like this is
a
completely secure so the government loves taking
computers, they
love taking computers now. So the thing that bothers me that
everyone glosses over so easily is the creator, whether it's a
single person, or a group of the Bitcoin. So I'm just going to
read from the Bitcoin wiki, which right on the wiki pedia
page, it says, you know, people who have written this are
closely associated to it. So you know, you have to question its
authority, but it's the book of knowledge. So this the anonymous
hacker, Satoshi Nakamoto, was the was the pseudo pseudo
anonymous person or group of people who designed and created
the original Bitcoin protocol and lunch the launch the Bitcoin
network, beyond Bitcoin, no other links to this identity has
been found his involvement in the original Bitcoin protocol
does not appear to extend past mid 2010. So everyone's very
easy to just dismiss the magical superhero of the universe of all
libertarians, who have been just waiting for this to happen,
these superhero who said, I'm going to create the answer to
all problems in the world. And I'm going to remain anonymous.
And the reason why this person is not known to us is because it
is actually at least three people, two of whom are
currently in jail, and one who is most likely dead. And the
jail, I would have to say is Russian, I don't have any proof
of this, and this is people talk to me. So you know, just take
that for what it is. Because the New York Times everyone's trying
to find the creator of Bitcoin, and every single invention in
the universe, we have a guy to point to, but this guy doesn't
want to be known? Well, it's because he's in jail, or dead,
or, or all three are worse or worse. Now, if you have ever
used Bitcoin, and this is you can't find anything on there's a
little piece on the Wikipedia page about the automatic built
in transaction fee. And I want to know more about where this
fee goes. So it's automatically set to 0.01 Bitcoin, which at
today's price is almost half a buck for a transaction fee. And
where does this go? Well, do you really need to put it in? Well,
I put my transaction fee, which by default in the client is set
up with a number, I set it to 00000, my transaction went
through. So apparently you don't need it, and then making up some
story that will it goes to the miners or you know, it has to
appear somewhere. If you don't do it, then your system. This is
not how a peer to peer system works. If it's peer to peer,
right, then it should work peer to peer your equal peer to peer
does not mean I'm going to pay you something to do something
that's not a peer to peer system. So I have questions
about that. But that's not the most important thing. The most
important thing comes back to this mining. So we have in the
Bitcoin community, we have miners and these miners are how
Bitcoins are created. And a bitcoin is really nothing more
than a number of big long number that is then valid on the
network, it's an answer to a question essentially. So there's
this algorithm that has to be processed and people are setting
up huge botnets there's you can even buy special computers with
processors that are tuned specifically to mined Bitcoins,
because the way this thing is set up with the more Bitcoins or
answers are created, the harder it gets, the harder the
algorithm gets. Therefore, the longer it is to come up with the
so called Bitcoins. Look at this from a different perspective. We
have now a huge community, I'm going to refer to you as a
community people creating these answers the answer to this
algorithm. And the answer the questions get harder so it takes
longer to create the answers. Now the answer to you is a
Bitcoin which you apparently can use to transact and that is all
fine and that all works. But what is this algorithm really,
if you had the skill to psychologically trick people
into using massive, massive computing resources, literally
building data centers, and supercomputers doing with peer
parallel processing to create this huge entity of computing
power that is coming up with the answers to these questions have
an algorithm which is unknown. We don't we do not know anything
about the algorithm. What are you really doing? Are these
Bitcoins? Or are all of these strings? These answers? Are they
part of a giant rainbow table? Yoda rainbow table is John.
Yeah, I do. I'm keep going. This is interesting. So the
rainbow table. So essentially, if you want to crack the nuclear
encryption for the nuclear codes, or Visa or MasterCard
codes, you could put supercomputers on it and process
for 100 years or you the rainbow table. Essentially, you're
creating all the answers possible. So if you have an
eight bit problem, there's 256 Answers. You have this massive
Bitcoin algorithm, which, you know, we don't really know what
it is, you're creating a table of trillions, maybe quads, I
don't know how many I'm not a mathematician. I'm very
unskilled at this. But I'm trying to explain as best as
possible, you come up with a machine where you only have to
you just put the question the code in, and it'll pop out
because the answer has already been discovered. And this
computing power, no one is questioning what this really is,
yes, it's a bit coin. But there is some real thinking out there
that this is creating a massive rainbow table, which can be used
to hack something really, really huge and really big and really
important. At the same time, the community gets their Bitcoin you
get to trade and do everything. Now, I will not participate, of
course, we'll have a couple of bitcoins come come in handy. But
the universe of this money is so small, it's easy to manipulate.
So I really don't think it's not FDA and see FDIC insured,
there's a whole bunch of reasons why you don't want to put all
your eggs into this basket. We can't live on donations through
it, because you can have donations, and then the next day
that could be you know, another dude, like someone stole 12,000
Bitcoins, nothing really happened, something big could
happen. The the universe of Bitcoin is too small, so it's
easy to manipulate, we could lose money that we actually
need. So we can't live on it, it will work perfectly for what
people think it's intended for. But my belief is that there is
a biggest part of a giant international scheme to crack
passwords. Yes, this is very similar to the idea where they
have these banks of computer guys, somewhere in India, who
all they do is look at captures. And they they just type in the
captions into these just would appear to be anonymous sites.
But in fact, it is creating a bot army that can go that can
infect all kinds of different sites for spamming or for
whatever everything's really I would actually might even assume
there's some spamming aspect to this could be well that's an
interesting theory because that is not what J sees idea was in
courses. I didn't even go that deep into it because I don't
care.
I know I'm just entertaining myself. Here
you are. But JC had an interesting thing which you
actually brought up on the last show, we talked about bitcoins
and and the fact that there is no such thing as an anonymous
activity in the Bitcoin community, he says that the
whole thing is to track because one of the biggest Bitcoin users
even though they tried to make it sound as though you can just
use bitcoins in your router the system. He says this is a way
for the government to track anyone who buys illegal drugs
from that one drug site that literally sells pot to people
over the internet, using Bitcoin technology.
Well, we'll check it out. The government is going to do
nothing about it. By the way, it's Bitcoin. It's Bitcoin, not
as Bitcoin it's like fruit.
Yeah. Again, I don't care. I call it Fred.
Okay. So the Bitcoin community is actually doing the
government's work because you know, that new massive data
center they're setting up in Utah or whatever it is, you do
not gonna didn't have to turn it on. All they got to do is just
hook up to the Bitcoin and let everyone else do the work.
Yeah, that's pretty much.
Thank you. Thank you. You do all the work? Well, my
concept is different. But I'm thinking about this as something
else. Because I'm always looking is the stock market related
item. I'm always looking for some screwball thing that makes
zero sense that starts to creep into the public domain that even
though this hasn't gotten to the point where it's where it's the
same as what happened in the late 90s and my I coinage for
what I think this is. Personally, I think Bitcoin is
the beanie babies of currency.
That is the opening of the show. Let me just write down the, the
beanie. But yes, I am with you, John.
And if you remember that era, and I do because I was always
had the stupid look on my faces like what are you talking about?
People would talk about Beanie Babies, sort of a weird
investment. And there was even a channel on the television on the
cable that was dedicated to auctioning off all the rare
Beanie Babies that came and went and it was unbelievable to me
that people bought into this and of course, that market collapse
along with the stock market. And I thought it was a it was a
precursor I think the Bitcoin may be a precursor to the crash
which is coming
Wow, wow, wow, wow. Oh, wow. We just got me without the Oracle
speaks. Wow.
And I was always looking for something wacky, like Beanie
Babies and I just could not find it. And then when you start
bringing up Bitcoin, it dawned on me that that's what it is, is
a bit because it's always something that makes no sense.
These things aren't gold and platinum. There's no intrinsic
value. That's it. People don't like specie. They don't like
they don't like the dollar bill, but they like this. Come on.
We like it. $1 Bill though.
I'm gonna show my son move by donating to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
That's the beanie babies. What was it? What was the quote
again, it's the beanie babies of currency. It's the beanie babies
of currency. But so the beanie babies that did kind of precede
the bubble popping, didn't it? Yeah, you're right.
At some point people get a little nutty when they get you
know, things are going to Well,
is there a Wikipedia page? Probably someone said on Beanie
Babies. I'm sure there any babies caused
the white never caused it ever. Cause it was just that it was an
it was like a coincident index. Things don't call it the Beanie
Babies didn't cause it the Beanie Babies were a function of
it. They were part of the whole thing falling apart. Anyway,
let's thank a few people who helped us because we did get a
big response and we were just gonna name names and tell
amounts and we'll mention a couple of things that she had
something good to say but we got Richard Haskins at the top of
the list from Steven city Virginia with the wonderful 656
Which apparently is half a cent shy of half of 313 13 is going
to throw in the penny then formula is now is 156 57
Anonymous in St. Peters Burg Florida 139 38. Which is 6969
times two which really doesn't count for the 69 thing. Mark
Fosco on our new night coming up San Antonio, Texas 133 70 And
which
leads of course, what's elite as an elite Elite
elite everyone wondered why saw this note. I was wondering he's
talking about
his lead. He's lead. Lead lead he's he's lead not in the
Bitcoin communities. He
seems to know something about food and wine because he knows
the Flog raw saw turn combination, which I think is
nice. So we'll have you got to eat with him. He's in just up
there in San Antonio. Dwayne by blow in Calgary where all the
money is in Alberta. 12345 Patrick Turner Austin, Texas
111 11 Old Rick Hansen Copenhagen 11033 And this is
completing his knighthood we have a lot of knights coming in
they someone
sent me a stinky brown cheese from that's from Denmark. I
think the brown stinky cheese. I don't know at I can't remember
who sent it but it arrived at the house and there was a note
in it. That said please provide a new credit card number because
this one this one didn't work so they sent the cheese but you
didn't pay for it.
Oh, well the cheese Senator will know who he is. Or she sir Oscar
Nadal and to Juana Baja California. 10101 He is we have
on the list for the birthday. Yeah, call out Jays Zookal in
Los Angeles, California 100 new donor new donor he also said
he's the US on jury duty recently the prosecuting
attorney so if anybody in the jury pool had any doubts that a
man walked on the moon a few people raise their hands and
they were shown the door
Wait a minute, this is now a jury pool question. That's
great. Well I mean, if I have if I have to do jury duty in the
ass that I'm not raising my hand I'm gonna see if I can get away
with it.
Well you get it of course you can get away with it. The only
people raise their hands so they could get thrown off it's
probably you don't know what they're thinking it's Well, half
of the people if there was in laws angle ease they don't even
know their moon thing anything they don't know anything is said
you know, Spears birthdate, Charles Kohler in Forestville
New South Wales Australia $100 Tristan McCann in South Berwick
Maine fifth 100 James Spitzer Sergej Spitzer to you Jamaica
Plain Massachusetts. And he specifically says no comment
which is a comment Michael bowling and or bowling or
balling as bowling nobody uses bowling could be bowling Santa
Barbara 100 In the morning the because of the infrared slave
monitoring something but I don't know what he's talking about.
David Lane in Manassas, Virginia kg for gi Why 73 Anonymous in
Anchorage, Alaska 100 Ralph de dal and Alburquerque 100
New these are no new donors. Lot of new donors, which is really
nice to see. Yeah.
Which is what we're trying to get these guys back on board. It
was a success. He's also going to subscribe to the $10 a month
thing. Nice. Am Morotai Alexandrou me Hi, in Romania. He
said the interesting thing he says is the country. We're not
long ago we had a referendum to dismiss our cross eyed drunk
president. Do we know anything about this guy?
The cross eyed drunk president of Romania.
Yeah. Anyway, he liked karma for his family. Oh, I'll
give him that. But that's kind of interesting. We got to figure
out
so I'm on Mark juniac. Poland, nein, nein nein Nein. I probably
got butchered his name. Sorry. Send a whatever. James Rockall
in Waterloo, Ontario. Again, nein nein nein Nein. Hello?
Oh, no, I'm not going to do it every single time.
Okay, well, I just said I don't know. Can you give him a D?
douching? Yes, he's a new bed dee doo deuced William Ashby in
mobile, Mobile, Alabama.
That'll get you email mobile mobiel
at 9999 and he said the donation was for calling out Rand Paul
for grandstanding. Right well Ron Brown in orange California
on
hold on hold on. Hold on. He said all the Rand Paul boosters
are so desperate for Liberty minded politician linked to Papa
Ron. They're becoming useful idiots to the establishment
because Rand is willing to play their game. Thank you. Thank
you. That was my point. Exactly.
That's a position that I think is valid. Brian Brown in Orange,
California 9669
A new donor.
Scott Thompson in North Tonawanda love the name of that
town. New York at 639.
No, no idea why more we have that number at 630 and
another an interesting number. Pay Pal money got back from
returning the new Sim City release after realizing it was
DRM filled unpolished time sink of a game okay. which relies on
the cloud for everything be forewarned. Anyway, they that
game hit the market with a tremendous backlash. Capital
Idea radio Cincinnati, Ohio at 334 best message ever sent the
message? Dear John and Adam you can blow me how's that for a
short message?
Yes. That's how we that's how we like to roll people.
blow yourself up Benjamin whiskers in Ames, Iowa. New New
donate 40 to get out of his raise that he just got. Thank
you. David MacNeil and Winfield, Illinois 7770. And even Bucknell
rhymes with bell Okay, I got that right. Frank pew in
Tallahassee Florida. 75 bucks with a thanks for everything PSC
and NACA doshas, NACHA tortious natural, torturous it's not NACA
doshas that's in Texas. I believe it's Louisiana this
place 7373 73
Is to you my friend.
70 threes Yeah, versus doesn't have why wouldn't because he
wants to be anonymous. They want to give us his callsign John
Hamlin, Raleigh, North Carolina 7007 Tyler Fox, sir Tyler Fox in
Flagstaff. 70 Michael Fitzpatrick, East is slip. New
York. 70
is his lip. And what is with a 70 That's interesting.
I have no idea this just came up out of the blue. There's no
explanation by any of these people. Tyler does is He's a
proud night, sir. Bryan Barrow in Wootton Bassett. My favorite,
and that would be 6969. And that begins the segments 6969. Marco
Strauss and Ithaca another new 69 Yes, Sir Thomas knows mom.
These are all 6969 Sir Thomas in Virginia
Beach along with St. Nicole, and St.
Nicole, right. Scott sands stat in orange Vale, California
Richard Chow. God knows where Tanya Wyman Dame Tanya our
friend in New York, Damas Lee's in London. William begged in in
Holland, Pennsylvania to
say Dame Tanya has done something we encourage, she
actually gave an advance on her refund for her taxes, too. So
that's, she's kind of reminding us to think subtly that this is
a good way. You know, when you're looking for a little
extra change to support the value that you get from the
program, that you might have that coming up from your tax
refund.
neurod a staple in reservoir. Is that right, Victoria?
Apparently, he's coming from Perth to road trip to Seattle to
LA. Okay. Ben Hinke in Orland Park, Illinois, at Tristan Mason
in Auckland. We have all Australians coming in your house
to start listening. I'm gonna bring their antenna up and start
listening to Australia this week. I turned on Kirk wick.
Right Lincoln, California. George Vanderhorst Black Knight,
Georgia, Black
Knight, Georgia and they're in
Pennsylvania, Scott Ballard in London. Kevin Webb, in Texas
served Kevin to you, Sir Stephen Vanderhoff in North Carolina,
Michael Bradbury in Ohio. And Joel Blazic in Parts Unknown
lotta 60 Jesus, I believe that's me. I've set the record, which
was 22 Chris Berger on in Denver, Patrick Vaughn in
Traverse City. Which is where JC and his fiancee were just last
week. Sir Patrick Vaughn and Traverse City, which is a nice
little place by the way. ruse, Beth ybody in Toronto. Robert
gold Sir Robert gold in Toronto. up sorry. He's 6666 So that
closes out the segment. 3456789 10 Yeah, there's gonna
be a lot Oh, come later. 6969. Tight. Sir Robert Gould and
Toronto. 6666. Steeped in superstition. He says Brett
Raftis in Edmonton,
another lot of new Canadian donors too, which is nice to
see.
Yeah. 6590 was probably the only time to get real news of the
United States. That's for sure. A bunch of bullcrapping list
here especially in those CNN world. Dan McCormick in
Westfield, Indiana 6033 wants to plug mod mondot and monde
durano.com mo n d e r n o reviews and discusses guns.
Nice. Hey, we're gun reviewer. Helen BB or and Australia. John
grueling. in Aspen, Colorado, Kevin Ayers in Broomfield,
Colorado. 5555 and 5510 also double nickels on a dime from
Robert Canaan Alabama. Joseph McLeod in Winnipeg. Double
nickels on the dime. Now the Canadian loves the show. Oh, by
the way, Robert Kane, and for IX t 73.
You know what I like about Joseph McLeod as a new donor, he
says, makes my walks and commutes much more enjoyable
during the long winters in the frozen north. Here's imagine
being up there,
Manitoba. Yes, that's cold. Aaron Van Meter and was sila was
Silla are Alaska. That's you know where it's actually this is
actually a donation from from there was Silla. I blew it Sarah
Palin, who is one of them is not nevermind, she blew the job.
Yeah, he was really sucked. He says he can't afford to donate.
He's broken, unemployed. And he needs a cracked tooth pulled.
But he's not going to put up with that, you know, being part
of the community. So he donated double nickels on the dime Chris
Witten and Middleborough Virginia 55 bucks. It'd be his
last jingle request and unfortunately, it's just going
to be common we're going to do at the end. Lee Canyon in
Plainfield, New Jersey 5492. William Martins and Venla
Vineland on fire by
the way, that number 5492 is 333 to the power of 333.
Three dots read three times or to the power of three dots
three, three
is 5492. I'm always interested in the numbers why people do
that and I like that's
an interesting one. Um, Wilhelm Martins says Quit your whining
and keep the three hours shows. Eric Schmidt Eric Schmidt from
always from lives are Eric Schmidt and in Deutschland just
gonna say it's Eric Schmidt from Google. What and he's a cheap
bastard
yeah really double with 5150 Eric, cheap bastard Eric. But
just the other Schmidt this one with a K anonymous and Fitchburg
was constant 5123 and finally Daniel Smith and Christ Church
double $50.10 Catty mckernon Roanoke, Virginia 50 Everyone's
50 Jason 14 Geneva, Illinois Paul Vela, Sir Paul villa in
Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes, Nicholas Miceli and
Schenectady, another fine place. Eric Wilk. Sir Eric and
Rushville. Indiana Sir Howard goodnik. In Seattle, Washington.
Comments on the beer sometime by email. Paul Pratley in French's
forest New South Wales and finally sir Joe Collins. 50
bucks along with Felix potthast. In Sweden, I believe are no good
when they should sauerkraut it's gotta be in Germany Deutschland.
He goes to get more nation sauerkraut later he was
getting in getting in think it was a good thing. It was a good
thing. I don't know.
I just it's got a little symbol here for three of the letters
mayor, William dole guests in Bristol Ville, Ohio. And it says
Keep up the good work. And scrolling down we got Robert
Kruger in Aliso Viejo, Joe Han has something blocked out
something Sweden I believe why can't
we get Pay Pal to give us the name so we can frickin Renam Tom
cook it's probably turned quiz. turnquist through increased by
torn creased?
Yeah, yeah. Jeremy Ayers I know really? Isn't that hard. It's
called Omni Co.
Elon Musk can build a battery car and can put rockets in
space, but we can't read a Scandinavian name through his
old company PayPal. Seriously, Elon
Scandinavians, that must be true. Jeremy Ayers in Las
Cruces, New Mexico and Aaron Huber in God knows where Petak
Tikvah don't know. And finally Christopher is not. Tactic via
Christopher Walker's in Parts Unknown. But let's just put Tech
Tech pet talk teak VAs
Israel. Oh. What was that? Pit tech Tikvah? I have a feeling
putting it in the book of knowledge.
Israel. Ha ha. Looks nice there. By the way.
It's in Israel. It's also known as M. Hot motion hot Mother of
the motion.
Oh, if you just said m the motion vada would have known.
Yeah, this is this right? dead center of the country.
Wow. Okay. So in addition to that, I would personally like to
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Well, that's just and I don't want to do it anymore. You know,
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He was oh, yeah, yeah, no, I
know, you know, so first of all, it seems like does he get stoned
before he does his show? Because you look really,
really wasted. But he was at South by Southwest.
No, no, no, I saw a video of him talking about funny enough
ranting about bitcoin and how awesome it is. But it was so
funny. He said, Awesome. Yeah. But it was so funny. He's
because he had to eat but then he also had to say but you know,
you also gold is also great, because one of his main sponsors
is like a gold and silver company. All right, he can't go
on and on about Bitcoin. Oh, so so so he had he had to keep
saying, you know, Bitcoin is fantastic. It's awesome. But you
also should do get some gold. It was like, Dude, don't you
understand that? You know, this is exactly the problem and this
is exactly the problem is you know, you're compromised. So
he's already filtering and he was stoned I think because it
was because he was having trouble communicating the ideas
now it's okay because I I think I've done this show stoned more
than not
Yeah, well, I think you're at the point No, no.
We're over the tipping point right the tipping point Yeah,
cuz you've
been sober for a sober I've been sober since such a who cares?
And yet that you know another term I put in the Red Book I
gotta put it out there. I hate this term. Baby Bump.
Oh man. Oh yes. No, that's not that is but interesting. Why are
you really I felt an emotional thing there with the sober term
what's what's going on with that?
Nothing It's just bugs me I mean, it's like it just like I
drink wine with my meals and I've had people well I'm sober
since that those those those sort there be as if they are
superior to someone who makes wine as part of their daily
habit because it's some good way to digest food it's probably
good for the heart but this so bro I'm sober sense like I don't
care if you're having a great time being sober. Why are you
bragging about like being sovereign right
Wow, who was it that did that piss you off to know and I need
to know this.
We have a number of times to incidences that were
particularly annoying, but I won't go into it.
Did you kick them out of your house?
They weren't in the house Thank
God you leave the restaurant out so when we so no, I just haven't
as that's true. I smoked I smoked a bowl of weed on my
birthday but I was there was disgusting. This week no when I
when my birthday members remember when Mickey and I woke
up in someone else's house. And I tell you the story your story
yes, no when it was my birthday last past September and Mickey's
bed though, right? Yeah, no, we were yourselves. It wasn't like
a group.
Well, so we can't really I didn't tell you this story.
This okay. Yeah, but obviously I
this is something I would have remembered. Okay, so you want to
hear the story briefly? Yeah,
well if unless you want to close out the segment just close out
the segment. I got other stuff to talk about. But that story
first, then I have a story that relates to advertising a little
bit.
Well, we have birthdays and nights or what do you want to
do? Let's do
the birthdays and nights and then you tell me the story about
you being in the bed with all these people.org/and A
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You were gonna say something about donations. You haven't No
no, we're gonna go back to the story now. So you're in
somebody's head. It was this
tour. No, no, no, we were well, this
is in Texas. Yes. Oh, home of the swingers was a swingers and
they were going to try to talk I had a friend from high school
that ran off and he had you have told us this story. Okay, I want
to tell it again. But he became a swinger that's and he's so
every time I hear a story about you know, so many show and I
come on over to the house. Hey, how you doing? Hey, your wife is
pretty. And then they get you apart and they both throw a
sales pitch on you to get you to make out with him. And then
you're suing as a finally got Adam is suing.
I know your buddy came over and then you're having a blind he
says, Hey, I'm a swinger. And you're like, hey, get the fuck
out. You told us the whole story about how his wife his wife,
actually, she went first. I remember the story I've but this
has nothing to do with our story. Okay, go on. Really? It's
not that interesting. But it was sounded interesting. You strange
bed in a mansion for him? In a mansion? In a mansion. No less.
Ooh. So I'll give you what I remember. What I remember is
get this. So let me say what the story probably is. You went to
somebody's house you got no no, no. I said look, we got a
bedroom.
No, no, no, you're wrong. No, it was my birthday. And Mickey said
what do you want to do? I said I want to go out dancing with you
because we never go dancing. Now there's like a club or something
like you know do let's go crazy.
Anyone who gets video of this dancing? Please send it to me.
I'll post it.
And so then he's like, Oh, well, I'll arrange something so the
arrangement turned out to be first of all I got kind of
hijacked there was a stretch limo which I hate but you know
stretch limo with babes. I'm talking like models like really
hot sexy models. Some of them lesbian. In the limo, in the
limo. Yes.
Sorry. Where they dressed? Yeah,
no, the skimpily scantily skimpy, scantily clad and you
know and but also you know a bunch of other friends and you
know some extravagant gay guys and just to use him. I think
there was a mechanical bull somewhere. I can't remember
something briefly. That's a big limo. Yeah. was a big one. limo
and then they dressed me in like these super like hipster.
glommed on you started dressing yeah they dressed
me and like all kinds of glittery stuff and did my hair
and then they just got me completely wasted and took me
around town and all our members the next morning Miss Mickey and
I woke up in a mansion
with a bunch of photos in compromised positions like bent
over the I have a hot tub.
I have not seen them yet. And so you know, we had to do the whole
mile with a roofie What are we gonna do now?
It took me two days to recover your proceed I'm probably I do
remember though someone's a smoke this I'm like, oh, we'd
haven't had that in years. Like and I and it was like it was
like I what am I in high school? But I don't remember much after
that. Yeah, of course not. And and that's it and I'm not I'm
not interested I'm just I'm just I gave up not interested and you
know, hey, I'm still it's been more than half a year now. smoke
free entirely no cigarettes.
Did you have a sore but after this
all right. What let's get back to something important. This is
such a crazy
show of dynamite you know, there are freedom to say what we want
like the sore but gag on the show because we have value for
value. Yeah, how does that work? I have a I had a completely
different take on this. This is the kind of thing you can do. I
have this cute David Icke clip that he was in New York City,
roaming around and doing some videos for his website and nd he
stumbled upon the Brown Brothers Harriman bank, where they were
taking pictures outside and this clip ensued and and my take on
it after researching the bank was a little different than his
we got this real kind of contrast there over there is the
part where all the protesters have been going over here is
stuff it seems from Brown Brothers Harriman, this is this
a lot. I mean, if you look at it, look at the size of the
frickin building, Brown Brothers Harriman and one of the major
Illuminati banks, the last while going back to the 1800s. And
they're having their picture taken here. This is the the kind
of 1% that the people are talking about. And, you know,
while people are suffering, and people are losing their homes
and are going into the streets, these people are, are working
for the companies, the system that's actually doing it and
they'll have no problem. You know, we had a situation not
long ago, about a couple of weeks ago, where there was a
company that had a you know, every year they had, like a like
a party with a theme. And it was a company that was throwing
people out of their homes, often illegally during this mayhem
that we've been going through, and they had this theme party,
the people are actually doing it where they dressed as poor,
homeless people who've been thrown out of their homes. Yeah,
the rest of it. I mean, talk about no empathy gone. They're
going back into their they're going back into their big, big,
big building now to do more mayhem for the world. I do
remember
that party. I remember that picture is showing up all over
the web of, of the bank, the bankers dressing up as bombs.
Yeah, I remember that was it was funny.
So I looked into this bank. So this bank started in the early
1800s. They fight help finance the Civil War, they invented the
idea of letters of credit, they had prescott bush on their
board,
they financed the Nazis is what you're saying.
But they, I think they financed everything, but they had the
bank is so well established as probably Illuminati bank over
the years, then I'm thinking this is a great bank, I'm gonna
try to get an account. Disagree. Well, they accepted. It's got to
be as good as mechanics bank. I mean, come on, but
will they accept Bitcoin? Oh, well. Fantastic. But I think
you know, there's the knee jerk things. Oh, they're horrible
bank. I'm thinking No,
this is this is where you want to be in the building. This is
where you want to put all your 10 bucks. This is fantastic. I
got to just a couple a couple things and something that I
think plays into what I see on your list here. First of all,
there's a new study out from the British Journal of Social
Psychology, which I would like to read the abstract, you know,
we are in right now it's time for the DSM again. You know, the
DSM?
I do know the DSM. Yeah. Do you know the DSM
for the DSM is the big Bible that the site psychiatrists and
psychologists did one I think it's coming out now it's now
it's this month isn't the one isn't the one you've been
reading from the one that's already out?
No, it's all the predictable the four five is coming out and
diagnosis something manual. Yeah, it's a so there's all the
people submit and they try and get their their illness in there
so that they know they can sell the medication. But here, here
we have I have a very interesting because about
conspiratorial thinking. And I want and I'll read you the
abstract and then I think we can conclude what they're saying but
so they did an it's a serious study this is the New England
Journal of Social Psychology British Journal of Social
Psychology sounds official to me. We advanced a new account of
why people endorse conspiracy theories, arguing that
individuals use the social cognitive tool of projection
when making social judgments about others. In two studies, we
found that individuals were more likely to endorse conspiracy
theories if they thought they would be willing personally, to
participate in the alleged conspiracies. Study one
establish an association between conspiracy beliefs and personal
willingness to conspire, which fully mediated a relationship
between Machiavelli ism, and conspiracy beliefs in study to
participants primed with their own more morality, we're less
inclined than controls to endorse conspiracy theories of
finding fully mediated by personal willingness to
conspire. In other words, these results suggest that some people
think they conspired because they think that they would
actually conspire. I find this fascinating.
Yeah, I never thought of it that way. But I can see this.
I'm sure I'd so I need to get make sense with you.
I need to be medicated. I'd love to go off into space craft. Yes.
I love me to space man some time back if I recall, but she never
showed up and daily.
It wasn't a space man. It wasn't a space ran. You're supposed to
be a gray. It was kind of lame. Yeah, yeah. And then the other
one. This is a bill in Connecticut. Now, of course,
what happened in Connecticut with the children out there in a
new town, they, you know, a child killed the children. So
what do we have to do? Well, John, you'll love this. This is
a Senate Bill. In the State Senate, of course. Section
10 206 of the general statutes be amended to require each pupil
enrolled in public school at grade six, 810 and 12, and each
homeschool child ages 1214 and 17. To have a confidential
behavioral health assessment.
The result is your dad believe that we landed on the moon
the results of knowing he doesn't, which shall be
disclosed only to the child's parent or guardian, and each
health care provider, performing a child's behavioral health
assessment to complete the appropriate form supplied by the
State Board of Education verifying that the child has
received the assessment. They're going to literally check to see
if you're normal. Even if you're homeschooled.
Well, that's the home schoolers aren't going to put up with that
crap.
Well, it's, I think all it needs is approval. They have to say
yes, and they're good to go.
Yeah. You'll see.
It's, it's this is Connecticut. Dude. It's not Berkeley.
Oh, Connecticut. No, at worst. Oh, by the way, I want to
mention, I forgot to mention this during the segment, we
actually closed the book on today's show in terms of
donations, a couple hours early because of the time change. So
some people would think they got their donation in on time. We'll
have to wait till Thursday.
Oh, good point. Let's see what else I had was it well, did you
get this? So we identified what three weeks ago, the change, and
it was there's an actual change in definition. It's happening
all the time. Now words matter in the definition of IE D. So at
this point, we know that, you know, if you have a bomb on your
underpants, that's not an underpants bomb, that's an IED.
Everything is an IED an improvised explosive device. And
so now all of a sudden, the Newark airport and I didn't get
any Republican reports on this because instead of TSA
bomb BS story, that's the
one Do you have a clip play it? Oh, yes, indeed. You do. Love
it. Thank you.
security concern to tell you about a Newark Airport. Listen
to this, an undercover agent managed to slip past security
with a fake bomb. Then bought a commercial plane. He had the
device stuffed in his pants. He went through two security
screenings, even got a pat down.
This report didn't mention IED. The ones I saw on television,
which I didn't clip but also an IED.
And anything it was a phony bomb.
Yeah, but they all talk but that's the point isn't it
exploded. But if you look at the report, and the headline the
headline was very, very clear. Because if this is the this is
the headline you want to you want to Google TSA screeners
allow fed agent with fake bomb. This everyone copied this was
like they sent out a press release. Yeah they did. It's all
the same. It's
just a sell some new piece of gear from Chertoff I'm sure.
Well, funny
you say that because the President came out with an
executive order, you know how much I love reading those. And I
this one, I, it was impossible. This executive order if the
President actually said that I'm gonna write this executive
order, well, then he needs to be awarded Nobel Prize for, for
something. And this is the executive order of Reformed
export controls. And SEO By the authority vested in me laws of
America, the arms Export Control Act as amended. And that's just
all listening section 301, Title Three section one delegation of
functions under section three of the Act 22 USC 2753, the
exception of subsections, A, one B, C, three C, four F 22, USC
2753, A, one B, C three C four and F, the Secretary of State
Secretary of State and the into delegated functions under
Section Three a D of the act under sections 522. I mean, just
it all it is is Li it's a big legal document, which I don't
even know where to start with this. He's not saying anything,
of course, then they then they give you a fact sheet,
which I'm sure is bogus. Today, the
administration announced two key steps to further the goals of
President Obama's export control reform initiative, which is a
common sense approach to overhauling the nation's export
control system. And this, of course, is about weapons. And
then his whole facts she tells us about weapons and I don't
know, I don't really this is beyond my government
legislation, analysis capabilities. But what I do know
is that immediately in the Federal Register to export
notification showed up the most interesting one. Here we go,
which is $600 million to the country of Iraq. And that is for
scanners.
What rapid scanners but what
description 90 M 45. Rapid scan mobile,
get those damn things out of the warehouse Exactly. took him out
of the airports. What are we going to do with these things? I
have an idea Yeah,
let's do an executive order so we can then sell this stuff to
the government of rock has requested a possible sale of 90
M 45. Rapid scan mobile high energy mobile system vehicles 40
M 60. Rapid scan mobile High Eagle high energy mobile system
vehicle 70 is on and on and on. Spare Parts support equipment Oh
no. US government contract man estimated cost $600. The
proposed sale directly supports the Iraqi government and serves
the interests of the Iraqi people and the United States.
How do these people get away with this bullshit? And it says
right here. prospective purchaser Iraq total estimated
value $600 million major defense equipment 0 million other 600
million. I love that other. It's just other don't worry about it.
And we also we also sold a whole bunch of crap to Australia. You
want it we sold there and we sold like $2 billion
worth of stuff. Now this poor Australians they get screwed by
us.
2.6 Here it is major defense equipment. I love that just so
fun when you read that. Notice proposing to our total value 3.7
billion major defense equipment 2.6 billion other 1.1 billion.
Other it says other. We're selling Super Hornets. Let's
see. 12 Fa 18 Oh, we're selling you the blame jets as it 12
growlers 54 G 402 Owler
12 growlers, what beer are they putting in that thing?
It's that's an I don't know what that is the EAA 18 G growler
aircraft.
Oh aircraft.
F 414 G 402 engines 48 installed six spares to engine inlet
devices. What else do we got here? We something I think some
tactical from tactical radio systems who we are selling you
Hello Australia 72 Liu guided missile launchers 15 M 61. A to
Vulcan cannons.
Are they expecting to attack somebody expecting to attack
Australia? I don't know who's attacking Australia the New
Zealanders I don't think so.
32 night vision goggles. Let's see combined trainers
come in after the Aussies.
We have four 40 A and A play take a chance combined
interrogator transponders. We've got communications 100 Digital
management devices, the hell is that? You got computers 36
navigation systems. We have 30 distributed targeting systems.
I think you made your point. Anyway, send a lot of junk to
the Austro. Chinese
Yeah. Oh, that old crap. Hey, welcome. Enjoy the old crap
we're sending to you. Yeah. And then Oh, see, I just have two
leftover clips and then we should get out of here. Leftover
clip number one is from Dianne Feinstein who was trying to
remove slowly chipping away at the gun ownership in the United
States of Gitmo nation. Did you know it's legal to hunt humans,
John? No.
And ban these weapons. The other very important part of this is
to ban large capacity ammunition feeding devices, those that hold
over 10 rounds. We have federal regulations and state laws that
prohibit hunting ducks with more than three rounds. And yet it's
legal to hunt humans with 15 rounds, 30 rounds, even 150
round magazine. Thank you.
I have a Feinstein that one of our producers Senate
just want to clarify that it's legal to hunt humans for your
mac and cheese dish.
Yeah, you only want 10 rounds. So this like it's illegal for
ducks over three. So it's got humans 10 Apparently, so she
just she's called Brennan. She's talking. This is a mediocre
clip. But it came in where she almost called him Mr. Drone is
my understanding
that I have a half hour on behalf of the majority of the
Intelligence Committee to make a statement in support of Mr. Mr.
Brennan. Wayman, do you think
your things you were saying, Mr. Drone? Yeah. You know that, you
know, he was he took his oath. Mr. Drone. Did you hear about
what happened? No. Oh, he took so there's a picture of him
taking the oath, you know, because, of course, he has to
swear to defend. He's now the Director of the CIA has to swear
to defend and uphold the Constitution. And he takes it
with these elites, man, they throw it in my face, it makes me
so angry, they do this. So he took the oath of office. He did
it with a draft cut. So he puts his hand on a draft copy of the
Constitution, including notations from George
Washington, from 1787. Unfortunately, when he vowed to
protect and defend the Constitution in the swearing in
ceremony, he was basically swearing in on a constitution
that did not include the first first, the fourth, the fifth, or
the sixth amendments. He's like, Yeah, I promise.
I'm all in.
I'm all in except for those. And it's like, what kind of
cruel joke is this? It's very funny.
Do what do we not understand that the guy is basically saying
I don't give a shit?
Well, I've got one little offbeat story just just to close
out with that I've been meaning to say over the last couple of
shows. So and you can, everyone can Google this and get a look
at these things. There are now apparently, there's been a
mutation in the world of mammals. And now, apparently,
Iran is crawling with 20 pound super rats, that they actually
have to shoot in the streets with high powered weaponry. And
these things don't even look like rats are somehow in the
world. I think we've done this to them. Whereas this is a clip
or Oh, it's no clip. I'm just telling Google it giant rat,
Iran and see one of these things are like the like a large dog.
Can I Can you domesticate them?
Well, no, no, I don't know. They might be good at eating for all,
you know, oh, my God. Yes.
Wow. So you think that we
I think we've contaminated Iran with a genetically mutated super
rat, which cascaded? You know, there's a phenomenon they did
this with dog breeding, they'll notice that when you start to
breed a dog a certain way that certain genetic qualities will
change, but then all of a sudden, you get what's called
the cascade effect. And a whole bunch of genes will change at
once. And the dog will be you have white, furry that's curly,
and he's got a small spot, nose, all these different things
happen all at once that weren't really bred. They just happen to
happen. They happen to happen because of a cascade effect in
genetic engineering. This happens. So I think we got a
genetic cascade because this does. This has a funny pig like
snout, it's huge and fat, and it's got all kinds of new
characteristics that we've never Seen and recipe for here's the
the unintended consequence, somebody or somehow one of these
rats is going to get into New York City.
Oh, it's all over then it's all over. It's like we couldn't we
couldn't contain Stuxnet part of the Olympic Games which we
created, confirmed and admitted to oh my god, I gotta make this
is a video of a report 25 million giant March
the fourth 2030 The capital of Iran, the City of Toronto has
been plagued with monstrous giant rats, and alarming 25
million rats, which is doubled the population have
overwhelmingly jumped from 60 grams to five kilos. These rats
have rapidly grown up to 11 pounds outgrowing the size of
their arch nemesis the cat not only have they outgrown cats but
cats are also afraid of them though isn't recognized by their
size and strange phases the onion rats are also poisoned
resist the several military units have been Is This the tell
me it's not the onion and the amount killed so far even put a
dent in this apocalyptic mass wrapped in vision Wow
well there's basically one picture of a super rat
Yeah, I know it may be a bogus story in some ways but it's it
shows up a lot and I think it's quite possible that they have I
don't know if that all the whole rat population or these things I
don't believe that for a minute. But there's this I can I know
about this cascading effect with genetic change we just tried to
breed stuff you get all of a sudden a dog changes completely.
I think that's what happened with these rats. We got these
monster rats to some joker in the State Department said hey, I
got a great idea. Let's bomb these rats, drop them in Iran
and one of the one of our drones that to put them in the drone
and open it. I mean, there's a lot of possibilities. But I
think that we planted them.
Well, this is you know, there is so much crazy genetic
manipulation going on. And you know, there's we know all about
you know, people crossing animals with humans. There's all
kinds of crazy crap that has happened. So it doesn't surprise
me. But wow, you know, they're trying to take away our 30 round
magazines. With these rats Get over here. Imagine this. That
things frightening. Oh, man, I look into this. Well, we shall
definitely look into it. All right. Well, let's see. We'll be
doing there was a big Shut up slave moment in. See where was
that? That was? That was in Hartford, Connecticut. I think
we'll, we'll deal with all that on Thursday. It's gonna be
plenty to talk about. I'll see if I can find any good douchebag
stories here at South by Southwest and Miss McCain. I you
know, we're going to make lemonade out of the lemons and
use the passes. Oh, going on. God goes on for months. Oh God.
People are here for weeks at a time.
And I'll go say hi to some of the listeners. And speaking
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