Take your money out of the bank, put it in the mattress
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Thursday, April 4 2013. Time for your donation media
assassination episode five. This is no agenda from the
floodplains of Travis heights were so cold needs MoPhO in the
capital of the drove Star State in the morning everybody I'm
Adam curry
in from Northern Silicon Valley where nothing meets nothing I'm
John C. Dvorak. Levin Buzzkill.
Telling you man man we played with those rain sticks about a
week ago
Yeah, well that paid raining here too curious
no that's not curious. We know these things work fact. We had a
we had a rain so hard the past two days that we actually sprung
not one but two weeks in a row. Oh, wow. Yeah, yeah, I would say
complete I mean, there were no cars floating down the street in
Austin. That's how bad it was. Really it was and of course this
is all amidst the hottest year on record and
always the hottest year on
the global warming we're all going to die the drought Texas
is we have no water. Except we got plenty of it.
Well, yeah, no, but it'll just all go be runoff because they
don't want let you save it or anything. Oh,
that's not true. It's all a gold going to Lake Travis. Yeah, no,
it all goes to the Lake Travis. I was just I just found that to
be quite quite curious. That we both played with the rain
sticks. You got rain. I got raised still dark here. Do you
have sunshine or do you have gray
drizzling out now? It was really stormy for in the morning.
Before we start need to hand out a big dose of karma to serve
Gitmo slave. You've got Carmen's taken to the hospital last
night. I'm not quite sure what's going on. But we wish him well.
It sent him all the karma and his family all the karma that
they need. Oh, what happened? Yeah, well, I just said we don't
know.
I know. It's what I said. I just didn't say that. We don't know.
I just said I wonder what I'm
sorry. I thought you said what happened? I didn't hear the the
wondered. Hey, I need to make good, my friend. Oh, yeah. Yeah,
because I feel so bad about that. Matt Lauer thing with
Gerard Butler and the the movie connection with North Korea I
felt I felt like really really bad.
Why cuz you get lower fired?
No, no. Well, I mean, so we have long a stat logs since
established. For those of you who are new to the program, this
is kind of a good way to ease into it will show you kind of
how we think and how the how the world actually works. The world
of news. We have long established that most news
reports certainly on the big networks are pretty much always
to promote a movie because that's where that's where it's
just it's just a coincidence that we keep running into I
don't know it's just a coincidence. It's I think not
that's where all the fun seems to be at the movies. You know,
you got the hot actresses politicians like to hang out
with them. There's always new surrounding movies. And this
seems to be no secret in in movie land and in television,
land and news land. In fact, Robert Redford was on the done.
What is it to Good Morning America with the George
Stephanopoulos, who of course is a a political operative for the
Democrats and obviously worked in the Clinton White House. And
ABC, coincidentally, at ABC and the news director of ABC is
married to one of Obama's top advisors, not Valerie Jarrett,
but up there in the high echelons. And so, Robert Redford
is promoting his movie and this is just to ease you into what
I'm about to explain with North Korea.
My wife and I watched the movie over the weekend completely
engrossing. And it seems to me at least that you packed a lot
of your passions into a single movie, political commitment,
loving family life journalism. Just wondering where did the
spark come from on this one? Well, first of all, that's a
great description. You got to get on the marketing. When I was
younger,
you got to get on the marketing team. No, no, he is on the
marketing team. Now in this case, there's no real tie in
usually there's a touch particularly with ABC and Disney
movies. But in this case, I think that's why Robert Redford
said you ought to get on the marketing team. They need
somebody because he knows, you know, this an independently
financed movie. It's a Sony, Sony international pictures or
whatever, which is rare indeed. That is actually quite
independent. But still, you could see a CBS time but it's
not there. Now, back to the Matt Lauer. And Gerard Butler, who
was a producer On this movie, Olympus Has Fallen is that what
it is Olympus, Olympus Olympus Has Fallen. And, and and the
premise of this movie is the North Koreans are terrorists and
for somehow they've come down from North Korea
that happened. So they transformed transmogrify. Yeah.
And so and I caught this clip, but I'd forgotten, forgotten to
play it. And then, you know, John brought up the topic. I was
like, Oh, I couldn't find the clip and the chatroom found for
me. So I have to kind of regroup, because we didn't
actually play the entire clip. And then I want to put a couple
of things together for you. So once again, the movie is Olympus
Has Fallen. And this is Matt Lauer on the so this is NBC. But
of course, what is interesting is what you're about to hear on
the tie ins with the politics and the movie business. So let's
listen to it one more time. All right, Butler,
welcome back. Good to see you. You got cloud, let me tell you
why you have cloud. All right. This movie is about not giving
anything away here. The North Koreans are the terrorists here,
they take over the White House and they captured the president.
And you have a range just as you're promoting this movie to
have the North Koreans make all kinds of strange gestures toward
the United States threatening nuclear war. Now, how did you do
that? Well, it
wasn't so much to me, we have a very powerful publicity
department. So this, this was very funny. And by the way, the
movie is on Millennium pictures. Millennium pictures is run by a
very interesting guy, the producers Avi Lerner. And Avi
Lerner as he was kind of like he was a film distributor in
Israel. And he he wound up basically becoming the go to guy
for all big action action movies. And so this, of course,
is one of those action movies. And his initial Financing came
from blockbuster as a part of the Viacom family. So most of
his movie movies are financed, directly or indirectly by
Viacom. And now let's hear the rest of this little interview.
Just make some noise, say some ridiculous things and then we
call Dennis Rodman and you got a favorite one in all districts.
Okay, so that of course is a joke, but is it really because
Dennis Rodman was in North Korea? And And here's where the
interesting research comes from. What was he doing in North
Korea? Who was he working for?
Okay, well, I know one thing, which was that his his lead,
because let's face it, the North Koreans don't know who Dennis
Rodman is, but they do know who the Harlem Globetrotters are.
Well, yes, yeah. And so he got in but it looked like it was
just him but then we discovered the Globetrotters that because I
guess you know, they I'm sure they put on a show there must
have been a fascination
with the Globetrotters which is owned by a majority stake owned
by Disney. I agree with you, I think that that was set up by
Disney and Disney is thinking about opening Disneyland North
Korea. However, Robin was there for working for vice and vice is
used to be in kind of like an independent magazine. But I got
some research, do you know who owns vise
who owns vise Adam, Viacom when since when
they bought this was a deal that was done I think in 2007. And
this completely under the radar and via now, Viacom has been so
they they, they essentially they made two investments. One was
vbs.tv, which is vice and along with Flux known to the flux
network that was supposed to be like their answer to to MySpace
after that after they didn't get that deal. So you don't remember
because of course, it was stupid and flux went nowhere. But
that's when quietly they invested in in the magazine and
built this entire vice television outfit. And I've
always wondered where are these guys getting the money from?
Yeah,
you mentioned that before because it's like they're
they're taking they're doing a lot of expense stuff that looks
expensive. Yeah. And
they've got budget. And so then when Gerard Butler says this,
some ridiculous things and then we quote Dennis Rodman, and you
got a favorite one in all districts.
It's not a joke. It's true. It's obvious. It's the same frickin
company.
Well, I you know, Sumner Redstone is one character.
He's a slick dude. I mean,
I met him. Yeah, he is. He's a he's a he's a character. Let's
put it that way. But he has this very, he just, he just seems
like this tough guy. And seriously, we're You think I met
him? In South Korea?
Really? He was setting it up back then.
That guy is good. I didn't think about till now. Speaking of
which,
do you? Do you have a birthday coming up?
Yeah, I do. You know, I think we'll celebrate it on Sunday.
Maybe we'll have some well wishers
is your birthday Saturday or one tomorrow? It is always tomorrow.
Okay.
Tomorrow, tomorrow.
Bet your bottom dollar. Tomorrow, tomorrow. Well, that's
very nice. No wonder Mickey wanted your address. She's,
she's good at some buddy. keeps track.
Anyway, so I thought that was I thought that was like, wow,
okay. makes so much sense. Of course. There is no
way before we go on. Good before we leave the topic and Mazal
listen to a couple of interesting things going on
about that. We're just Chuck Hagel and his boys, the Defense
Department. They get you they couldn't avoid all these
questions. Right. So I got a couple of
cables, the new Secretary of Defense for the
EU I think died. Now I think I've answered listening to him.
I could didn't get a lot. I got clips from him. But I didn't get
a good clips. He is now in a way that Republicans didn't want him
in there. I think he's nuts. And I think they know Yeah, well,
you know, sometimes, you know, you work with somebody and
you're just working with you all the time. And is the good guys
on your party and all the rest. And then he gets into position
that you go on with it. Maybe they don't really clued them in
that this guy's nuts. I've had that happen. The only thing I
can think of,
I've had that happen. It's almost it's almost as bad as
discovering someone that has like a secret drug addiction,
you know, and they're just awesome. They just don't show up
for work and everything falls apart. That's like the same.
It's shocking when you find that someone has actually nuts. Yeah,
right. Yeah, no, I know. It's scary.
Yeah. So anyway, he's he's giving his law. He's speaking to
some group of I don't know, I play some of these clips later.
But because I don't know if I have the one where he discusses
North Korea. And he goes on and on and on. But oh, I do have
just one clip. We should play there. Just out of curiosity. He
makes this weird noise every once in a while and I have a
good clip of it. And he does this more than a few times in
the speech. Listen to Chuck Hagel makes a sound. I'll hear
about this, I'm sure to hearing next week, but I think it's
relevant to your question.
Were you producing again?
No, I swear to God, I know nothing to sweeten that clip.
That comes out of his pie hole. Yes. No, no, no, no, I'm not
sure about this, I'm sure to hearing next week. But I think
that sounds like Homer Simpson is in his head. No, this and
this happens more than once.
Yeah, he's just not as loud as this one. No,
no, no, no, no. Wait a minute. This
squeaking sound.
That's not a squeaking sound. That's a whole other human being
inside of him. I'm gonna do it one more time. That sounds so
produced. Yeah. And I believe you.
Let me stop stop you right now. I'm telling you the truth.
I trust you and believe you. I have no reason to doubt you.
You've never steered me wrong.
If you went back and get picked this offseason and you'd get it
off of there yourself. I'll hear about this I'm sure to hearing
next week, but I think it's relevant to your question.
He's got a donkey up there.
It's weird isn't Wow. Anyway, so he's talking about versus he's
talking about the how cool it is to he works with the with the PR
department and listen to this clip it Hagel deny like hell.
Oh, I'm sorry. That's my cue.
Secretary, thank you. I'm Jim Babbitt. I'm with DIA and I'm a
student at the National War College. I'd like to return back
to the front page. If I scan correctly, the headlines this
morning. You make comments related to North Korea and
nuclear capability. As I understood it, you were saying a
specific level where some level of nuclear capability would not
be acceptable. Can you elaborate on that? Well, I was misquoted
again thanks for the question. George little of sitting area.
So he likes that kind of response. By the way he Georgia
little as Assistant Secretary defense Republic affairs, so
keep your answers short. He says
where is this taking place?
This is at the one of the war colleges and it's like All these
people are officers they're douchebags is what they are Eric
in or the foreign. Military.
They're all they're joking and laughing while you stepped
on the end of the clip. I'm sorry. That's the interesting
I'm sorry. i He first he says he played let me play too short he
says
and deny like hell right. So I deny like hell. Advice Hall. So,
now we have that same guy. He's talking about little giving a
press conference at the Pentagon. And listen, and here's
the question. I when I heard this question is from obviously
from somebody from Korea, I set off that's an obvious question.
There's two questions you should be asking. One of them is yo the
Koreans. The North Koreans want to have an armistice, why don't
we just do it? That's it. Why don't you ask that question
that's not asked. Here's the question that's even more
interesting. Play the bombing North Korea question and listen
to the answer carefully about the case.
Let me get you all some details on the Fitzgerald. If the North
Korea is a serious Lea, provocative threat to the United
States, is there any you have any plan to be empty restriped
To the North Korea?
Let me be very clear that the United States position is the we
want peace and stability on the Korean peninsula. for over 60
years, we've had an alliance with South Korea. And top
priority of that alliance is to ensure peace and stability on
the peninsula. And in the region. We hoped to preserve
peace and stability. And we hope that others seek to do the same.
You know, I was Miss Mickey asked me Yes. I said, What do
you think is really going on with North Korea? And I said,
Well, you know, we've been watching Rubicon as you as you
recommended John, on on Amazon Prime HD for free. And then
we're now at episode I think six or seven. And I remember
actually starting to watch this series and then giving up on the
first one, but you got to stick with it. And so now we're you
know, and it's good. You can watch them all back to back
because some of them will be real dogs who was just if I
waited a week to see one episode. But here's the thing I
noticed in every single situation, all of these
intelligence outfits all have huge maps. Everywhere. There's
maps. And until you see Korea, North and South Korea, and Japan
and China and Russia in their true context on the map, and I
would recommend people if you're in the car right now, don't. But
if you're if not, well, it'd be no we don't do this anymore. We
only look at our destination for the next three miles on our
little phone and our our GPS devices. But you need to step
back once in a while and look at the whole thing. Look at the
whole map and just type in North Korea. And you'll see that of
course, China's don't want a North Korea to be taken. I mean,
that's that's their front door. You know, it's like and South
Korea, you might as well just call that America, Japan, you
might as well just call that America. So you know, no one and
Vladivostok is right up there to the to the northeast, the
Chinese and Russians, they don't want us there. It's like that's
close enough already. And that's isn't that what the historically
what it's always been John, it's like that's been
an element. But the thing that got me about this particular
question was it's an obvious question of these guys are so
dangerous, and it's such a horrible threat. Why don't we
bombed them? Because, crap. Here's the BB are the ones that
our standard causing trouble?
We're encroaching on everybody. And here's the here's the BBC,
the world famous BBC News, with a report that contains
absolutely no truth or sources to truth.
Another day, another development in the war of words between
North and South
Korea, except for that it's just a war on words. There's a good
point, the North is now saying
that it will restart all nuclear facilities, including the
reactor and uranium enrichment plant and its young beyond
nuclear complex and that
this is like you pointed out where was the press conference?
Where was the guy got the you never see that, didn't you?
There's never and here's like, we got Carney we got Newland, we
got all credit up there just making this up.
That's the complex that they shut down in 2007 as part of an
international agreement,
officials officials whoo hoo hoo hoo who's an official say
the moves will strengthen weapons ability and help show
me the official That's what pisses me off. And just I
learned I learned some really important information. And I
can't really go too deep into it or or certainly can't give you
source or even allude to it. But this infiltration of the media
has been go has started in the early to mid 1960s. The CIA did.
And
it's, of course, they, they've admitted this and most of the
books are documented, in fact, and I, we, I know someone Gina
Smith, who was approached right now she was approached and she
gave went, this gave me the whole store rundown on how it
works and what they expected of her and all the rest of it. She
said, No, I don't want to do this. And that was the end of
it.
And they killed her. And now it's a different Gina Smith.
It's not really
hurting possibility. What but anyway,
the entire Cold War with the scary Russians, all the news
reports. So it's not even necessarily that the CIA are
writing but they will write for agents who pretend to be a news
guy. And they get hired. And all they do is they just pass on the
stuff that's written by the agency. And you know, there's QR
pundit. You might be able to Google this QR is covert action.
R QR. That's the CIA code for covert action to QR. I don't
know why. But that's hard to Google because Google only knows
QR codes, but QR codes 190% of all of the military people you
see on television, selling a book. The book was written by
the agency,
the agency writer we've we've talked about this before.
rebrand. We've talked about how Mr. Prolific Woodward, yep. And
they all you have to do is look at his background. He came out
of military intelligence, I believe the Navy and then then
all of a sudden he became a reporter. And then the next
thing you know, he's cracking down on the what their target,
which was Nixon, and that one book, the book about the bushes.
What's the name of it? The family of secrets, family of
secrets, discusses this in great detail. And by the way, that
book is written by a real journalist. We don't believe
that was because it was it was repressed. Right? Yeah, of
course. So we can assume by although of you might do that as
a scam, but whatever the case is, we're assuming it's legit.
And the book is loaded with cool stuff. And and especially the
actions against Nixon to get him rousted because he was a bad
guy, I or whatever. I mean, sometimes the motives aren't
necessarily something you disagree with. But,
but it's so rampant It is horrible. So and this is the
main problem. And and, and I think the way it's really done,
is they, you know, like the, the North Korean news agency, you
might as well just say, Langley, that Hello, I'm reporting from
Langley, the North Korean news agency here. Because that is
that's how it works. They will place articles in foreign
papers, foreign news reports, and then that trickles back as
fact. And it's picked up by the idiots. Yeah, not this not like
this. Like, you know, this is what people always say, that's
impossible. That can't be that conspiracy can't be true. People
wouldn't talk about it, they wouldn't be known. Not everyone
can keep their mouth shut,
do talk about anyone would get out of there, get off their
butts and read family secrets, read a book, they would go and
fact there's a lot of books that discuss this. It's the people
that don't discuss it or the mainstream daily news media.
Yeah. And those are the ones that have been co opted in one
way, shape or form every you know, and there's plenty of
documentation for this. If anyone doesn't believe this and
thinks some sort of weird conspiracy, it's not. But the
thing that's interesting is this, it actually has gotten
it's gotten to the point where it is made all the news. It's
not credible anymore.
Nothing is credible. You can't believe anything except us. And
we don't really have all the info we
had. We were only all we're doing is mining what we see. And
then sometimes all we do is just add logic. It's like does this
logically make any sense? Yeah. How hard is that to do that?
Logic? I like that.
A lot of people I know, listen to this show, because they're
their own intelligence and they listen to the show. Yeah,
but the public at large, is logical, or they would actually
be dead. You'd have to be logical, you know, if you're, if
it's a red light and traffic is flying around, you don't
illogically run into traffic. I mean, just everyone is logical.
So when they see these news stories, they themselves go
cheese. That doesn't make sense, but maybe it's true, because
it's in the New York Times, then when they hear us and it's Oh, I
thought it was bull crap, too.
So here's the NBC Today Show. And so this is new MIMO. There's
a study and it's interesting how a similar study They came out in
Gitmo nation east of the United Kingdom's at the same time. And
this is the this is the story that takes all of the studies
all of the all of the crazy conspiracy theories and wraps it
up into one ball and the Al Roker is just is beyond himself
at the Global Warming conspiracy take to some conspiracy theories
want to show you a little Public Policy Polling. They took 20
widespread conspiracy theories and asked the American public
what it thought Do you believe in these they say about us
global warming is a hoax. 37% believe that? 29% say aliens
exist. 14% of Americans believe in Bigfoot. 7% say the moon
landing was faked. That's 12 and a half million Americans believe
quote lizard people 7% 37% These people don't believe in global
warming. Yeah, they think it's a hoax. Yeah, I mean, that. For
Storm Sandy. Two words, Superstorm Sandy, which I think
are three words. But it's two words Superstorm Sandy was
because of global warming bitches is science. That's what
that fuck has to say.
That's pretty funny.
Isn't that isn't that outrageous, though,
but that's the way it works. Yeah, exactly. And you were and
that's what we were we fight as hard as we can anyway.
Well, not very, I
mean, not vigilantly. I mean, I hide out a lot. No, I don't
really go out. What are we fighting? Are you fighting? I
didn't know that. Shoot.
Israel. Not I knew we were fighting, at least revealing at
the opportunity for Bill didn't have an open.
No, no. I appreciate it. But we're not in no war. We know
that we're on the losing end of all of that.
Oh, yeah. I think we've already admitted defeat, I
think what we're doing is we're trying to offset your intake of
Xanax and, and other drugs that are supposed to make you happy.
Because I think just by listening to us and hearing us
call it out, that makes people happy. It seems to at least
well, they seem to support us so I think it's so far so good that
we should probably thank a few executives.
Not until I've said in the morning to you Johnson in the
morning to you Adam
curry and also want to say in the morning all ships at sea
boots on the ground subs in the water, feet in the air and all
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It's so funny. So I ordered the memory. We got the gift card for
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a lot of a lot of things happening and I don't know did
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I got it. I got this stuff. I actually I yeah, there's a
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of the ludic because we had our all these old clips or clips
that to remind people that we're on top of all this stuff. I just
thought there were still two of them from the from the Haiti
show.
Oh, I'm glad you bring that up.
Yeah, cuz Haiti still in the back end. So my favorite my all
time favorite was Reese Witherspoon goes a celeb
celebrities who gets a call and then I guess somebody on the
floor for managers is throw it to Reese. She's got a donator on
the line. And she's gonna talk him you know, talk to him. And
she obviously was had no, she was probably done to her
girlfriends. She had no interest in anything. Except you know,
she did can't take an order. She couldn't take the money. She it
was just so it was a humiliation as far as I was concerned.
Great. Well, this is Reese Witherspoon. And we really
appreciate your call. You're calling in to donate to help
Hope for Haiti program. Yes, I am. Wonderful. Well, we we are
going to have an operator get on the line and actually take your
donation of your wonderful spoken to an operator.
Have you ever spoken with opera and have you ever learned how to
breathe? If I have Okay great
and thank you so much for your donation you you can't even
imagine how much love and great wonderful energy is here today.
And people are just doing everything they can to you know
make a difference in these people's lives on the cloud and
help out I couldn't donate a lot but what I don't know what I
could I did Don't
you fall you can go and give it to Bill Clinton personally.
That's the that's the greatest thing and I think it's the
spirit of everything and the collective energy of everybody
thinking you know that they can help and collect energy. So
thank you. You're welcome. Very much.
Oh, you're you're welcome very much. Even English. You're just
Oh, and the fake Phone's ringing in the background. Oh, here's
what it was about.
We just need cash. I know a lot of people want Send blankets or
water. Just send your cash.
Dateline. Yesterday a new report from the Center for Economic and
Policy Research identifies significant problems with the
delivery of US aid in Haiti and finds an overall lack of
transparency on how the billions of dollars obligated for US
assistance to Haiti are being used. The report breaking open
the black box, increasing a transparency and accountability
in Haiti by CPR research associate Jake Johnson blahdy
blah, of course, I read this report. And we have a new
company to hate. Oh, great. Yeah. So most of this money.
This aid money goes to the main contractor for us AI D, which is
by the way, it's interesting. All this comes to light after
Hillary Clinton leaves. And this company is called Kim Onyx. Have
you ever Yeah. Oh, yeah. It's even the name. Ch E M. O N ICs.
Kim Monix comm Onyx is an ISO 901 Certified International
Development Company. John, when you see these guys, they are
literally they're like in Tajikistan, and Kurdistan. Every
everywhere that we are either going to kill people, drone
people, or invade people, they show up with aid, funded by your
tax dollars, or by your donations, just give us your
cash. So you have to look at this. If you're looking at
colonics it's a commercial company. It's not a nonprofit.
It's not a it's not nice. And this is the this is what's
crazy. It is a for profit company. COMM onyx.com actually
started by a Dutch guy, which and they just got a new CEO Suzy
Mudge.
Yeah, I'm looking. I think Suzy Mudge has a LinkedIn profile
that for some
Suzy, I'd looked at her obviously I didn't find you
didn't have a wiki page. You know, she's not very
interesting. She's been in the organization for 20 years. So
she screwed her way to the top. Yeah, well it took her a long
time
What are you gonna do? Susie? She looks like she good for
rolling the Hey
hello,
misogynist no agenda for you everybody. Happy to be here once
again. But this company is bad man. This this and they're just
not doing the job. Not completing contracts. The report
is scathing, scathing, and the thing is, nowhere do you hear
about this? No one is talking
about it. Never heard of the company. So good. No, we
have to. I'm looking at Susie's picture flash bag. I'm amazed it
only took her 20 Oh look at this. This whole this whole
thing has Hillary Clinton written all over it investing in
women always
then one look at Suzy.
Okay, that's quite enough now. Okay.
Just wanted to be the topper. But we're Hey
double. I'm sorry, ladies and gentlemen.
It's it's one of those days. So I'm like someone. So if you look
at the board I didn't find any. I mean, there's a lot of people
on this board. I didn't find anyone. Particularly
interesting. The
logo itself is weird and yeah, it's a very strange logo. It's
almost like a new world sort of logo. Yeah, it's some sort of
some sort of a or Illuminati logo. Yeah, it really is not
even on the Illuminati. Yeah,
I'm the Illuminati Yeah. Oh go look at it. Yeah, hold on a
second dude. Is there a page where it's really big? That logo
is kind of creepy in it. Oh, actually here I couldn't find
it. Let me see can I open image a new tab Hold on No work still
small man that is some creepy crap. It's got like the it's
like a compass and what does the name come Onyx? I mean, please.
Okay, got the logo. If you type in Command X international logo
and then go to images. Yeah, illustration gets some big ones.
Yeah,
but it's good. You're right. It's a total Illuminati thing.
And I had never heard of this company. And so they're being
raked over the coals in this report. Of course. No one cares.
Hey, we got a good concert out of the deal. Bon Jovi perform
member that remember how cool that was? That Clooney put that
all together and and Reese Witherspoon took your call? And
you really helped the people of Haiti. Not? Oh, yeah. So we've
been on that since the winter since this happened which was
actually the day of Yeah, we immediately said this is Bogota
live. And what did we have just on Sunday we talked about
Heineken has expanded their brewery in Haiti with $40
million after a $15 million down payment to the Clinton Global
Initiative. So incidents so I tried to connect if you if you
Google, Kim Onix. Clinton, there's a lot of stuff but I
can't find any direct ta I can't find any board. I
not be one. Not everything's. Yeah, I know. This
is us AI D is getting this money. This is the main
contractor for the United States government. And they're screwing
it up. USA ID contractor
assassin good salespeople. Oh, yeah. Why don't you play some go
to our leadership team and play some of Susie's videos? Oh,
really? Lay that one at the top? Yeah, I want to hear it. Hold on
a second. Our leadership team has got to go there. And let's
play our leadership team. Alright, Susie, what did she
have to say? Okay, why is it not opening?
Maybe it's just an arrow. Isn't that really a video? That would
be funny.
Well, the arrow made my screen go dark. So
did that part. Right. Cove is a worst? Yeah. It's that
my father was very passionate and worked in international
development exposed us to different parts of the world,
different cultures.
Yeah, Breitkopf. Exactly.
So I just knew from then on that somehow. This is what we
somewhere I was going to be involved in, in national
development. There's many, many instances of where I felt the
work that I've been doing has had a significant development
impact. I think one of the ones that was most memorable for me
is, when I was acting chief, a party in Peru, one of the
projects we had financed, was in Peru, actually to construct a
walking bridge, there was actually this huge ravine
between these two,
you know, so the thing that gets me is this is not a nonprofit,
this is not an NGO, this is a for profit company, and they're
screwing it up, and no one is calling them to task. That's the
part that makes me angry. I mean, this whole NGO isn't for
this whole NGO culture that we have this whole, everything's a
nonprofit, that, I mean, that is so disgusting to me that we have
built this entire universe of people pretending to fucking
care, and just collecting money from all these douchebag groups,
and it all comes from USA ID and it all comes from tax money, one
way or the other, or from ripping people off with trinkets
and tote bags and bullshit concerts is made this whole we
have philanthropy is a great American institution, but it's
become like a welfare state unto itself of all these hoity toity
bead wearing orange clove wearing douchebags, who are
gonna go up to people. And meanwhile, they're paying
themselves 150 grand, you know, they just file the paperwork
pisses me off. It really does. I mean, you play the clip, and
you're right, I have to see the day. You know, I read all those
forms. I've read all the form 990s And I see I see how it
works. You know, if you really want to help someone, go out
there and help somebody. I'm gonna start a nonprofit. And do
this and help the children and help the the poor children help
the black children help the brown children up killed in a
queue next year.
And it's so insincere. Am I crazy? John? This is Am I nuts
about this?
No. I'm looking at the board of directors and this guy, Dov.
Zakheim cropped up at the bottom, which I think is
interesting is he's a senior advisor for the Center for
Strategic and International Studies. Senior Fellow at CNA
Corporation, former Undersecretary of Defense and
Chief Financial Officer for the Department of Defense. So you
got doctors that kind of developed and manage departments
budgets negotiated five major defense agreements with the USA,
so there is government? Does he have a video? No, he would be a
board member and I don't think he's no,
of course not all the smart guys who are really running the show.
So there's your government tie in okay. What's the guy's name
again?
Dov deal vi de o
v. What's his last name?
Zack. Hi my son. Let me go back to it. I'm looking at the video
SATCOM I got za KHEIM. And then we'll cross reference that with
Clinton. That's my favorite search. And let's see what pops
up. Put Clinton. Oh, let's see.
Look at all a bunch of lousy economic hitmen
then all that yeah, this well, they're the ones that actually.
Now here you go letter to the president Project for the New
American Century.
He was on that? Yeah. New American Century guy.
He was the Pentagon fraud chief. Oh, well, that work. Oh, he was
uh, he also he worked for the for the in the Clinton
administration. He was there as the fraud chief. And after that
he went to Booz Allen. This is this is this is I wish I could
find my jingles. shadow puppet theater is what it is. Yeah,
totally. Just bring them in here. It's this one. Just makes
me sick. And I mean, you got the hundreds of 1000s of people with
cholera
brought in probably the UN
boned by the UN blue helmets, cholera. Well, we can see more
cholera coming up actually. I because I have tons of tons of
groups Project for the New American Century also has the
chairman is William Kristol. So here you have a Clinton Neo
liberal in bed with the the Neo conservatives which crystal is
the one of the chief proponents. And you end up with this crazy
situation that we put ourselves in Neo liberals neoconservatives
both into you know, all doing God's work, which is lining
their own pockets,
as well. It's work. So something else happened this week. That
was so blatant, and I can't wait. We're having dinner with
the Mickey's boyfriend, the brain surgeon at the end of the
month, and I can't wait to really drill him about this. So
President Obama came out with the drill something someone's
got to get drilled in this relationship. By the way, it's
become quite a thing. I got a Mickey's asked me to back off.
Okay, we will.
Because, because I was sitting next to his wife and had a
lovely conversation, but Mickey was at the other side of the
table. So she's like, it's this wife is gonna shoot me, is it?
No, it's all in jest. It's all in good fun. Just kidding. Just
kidding. He's so President Obama, of course, you know,
already opened up to the pharmaceutical industry with the
Affordable Care Act, and essentially, carte blanche for
prices to go insane on anything. That that was one down not not
content enough. We've got this war on crazy, which we'll get
back to in a moment, where this is going to be a bonanza, again
for the pharmaceutical industry and everything that goes along
with it for the insurance industry. But no, now we have to
take our valuable resources of $100 million and put it into
this, this bull crap thing up for Brain research. And let's
set it up with the CBS justice compromises everybody else
person.
It was the Louisiana Territory for John F. Kennedy, the moon.
Well, today is Bill plant reports President Obama
announced a mission to explore and map another frontier filled
with mystery and possibility.
Oh, yeah, he's the JFK of our time. That's right, exploring
the brain. He's calling it out. Gonna make it into biggest deal
and make the brain make it a brain. So did you see this
thing? No, no. Okay, so let's just, let's just get right to it
rip. Let her rip here the pertinent clip.
But think about what we could do. Once we do crack this code.
What can
we do? John, what do you think once we crack the code, we crack
if we crack the code? What if we actually understood how our
brain could work? What can we do? What are the amazing I mean,
John levitate
we don't need airplanes anymore.
We can levitate, but we're gonna have to take your shoes off
before he levitate, just to make sure you're not you know,
harboring an IED heavy shoes. You can't have an IED if you're
going to levitate. I mean, if I'm going to put $100 million,
which is probably just like a starter crumb. Oh, no,
that's just to get justice to what you know, gets you half
pregnant. Yeah.
Which, whoa. Which by the way, happens on World Autism
Awareness Day. I'd like to point this out that that world, Autism
Awareness Day was the same day that the President came out with
this with this great initiative. And right on the heels of that,
we have legislation going into make sure that a lot of this 100
million dollars is going to be focused on autism research.
Because you know, if we really could, you know, figure out the
brain you're right, we could levitate, we could go beyond
belief, we could truly go where no man has gone before, but
knew, no, not our president.
Imagine if no family had to feel helpless watching a loved one
disappear behind the mask of Parkinson's, or struggle in the
grip of epilepsy. Imagine if we could reverse traumatic brain
injury or PTSD for our veterans who are coming home.
Debbie Downer wears the levitation bit.
Imagine if someone with a prosthetic limb
I love how he can't pronounce the word. The prosthetic
pathetic limb. He said it's prosthetic, but he can't say it
is pathetic such prosthetic for you, but he says pathetic.
Imagine if someone with a prosthetic limb, feted Heil,
everybody can now play the piano or throw baseballs he can
play the piano, John is going to be a great world we map this
brain thing
well as everybody else because all you
losers, are you sick losers?
The wiring, from the brain to episodic is
saturated again,
with the static and triggered by All right, what's already
happening?
Tell me something good man wants to meet him. Don't be a downer
in the patient's mind. Alright, go What if computers could
respond to our thoughts? Which barriers that we need that could
come tumbling down? If millions of Americans were suddenly
finding new jobs,
oh, if we map the brain, millions of new jobs in these
fields, jobs we haven't even dreamt up yet. Because we don't
know how our brain works. We can't control the dreams. We
chose
to invest in this project. That's the future we're
imagining. Hoping for. Okay. That's why the BRAIN Initiative
is so absolutely important. And that's why it's so important
that we think about basic research generally as a driver
of growth.
Okay, so it's so bad that he can't come up. I mean, this is
so blatant this money is just going to go into Well, let's
find out where it's gonna go into projects
off the ground. I'm directing my bioethics commission to make
bioethics
commission. Oh, mission of bioethics commission for
all of the research is being done in a responsible way, being
given to my buddies, and also partnering with the private
sector.
The private sector, you mean your buddies, including leading
companies and foundations and researchers?
Oh, Jeremy got to set up a company or a foundation or a
research institution, we got to get us some of that dough. Do
you think there's anything? We can still get a pittance? Or is
it already divvied up? Oh, it's
been predicted
to tap the nation's brightest minds to help us reach our goal.
And of course, none of this will be easy. No. If it was we'd
already know everything there was about how the brain works.
And no, oh, no.
Presumably my life would be simpler here. could explain all
kinds of things that go on in Washington? We could prescribe
something. Yeah, there you
go. Just like that's what it's about. That's what you're
aiming. You're angling for the punch line. Yep,
prescribe something because that's what it's about Obama,
about your buddies in the pharmaceutical industry. So we
can prescribe something, prescribe more more drugs for
the masses, my friend. And then of course, here's So the
President is going to tell you that it's very hard to predict
to predict things now. We predict things on the show all
the time. And I would say we have a reasonable ratio of
success.
Now, our predictions are completely off the wall. And we
nail it way often.
So he's going to talk about a red book entry, which we haven't
discussed. But then the way he brought it to me just made me
feel like John, you and I, we could be President of the United
States. We could be running the show, because we can predict.
Computers have become so small, so universal, so you make what
most of us can't imagine life without Him was certainly my
kids camp. And, as a consequence, million,
please continue with it with the laughter in the background.
That's good. That's good. Your track is great.
Americans work in fields that didn't exist before their
parents were born. Watson, the computer that won Jeopardy is
now being used in hospitals across the country to diagnose
diseases like cancer.
Now, we predicted that quite accurately. I think after after
Watson one, we said Oh, watch Watson is going to be
a giant publicity stunt. But listen,
that's how much progress has been made. In my lifetime, and
in many of yours, that's how fast we can move when we make
the investments, but we can't predict what the next big thing
will be. Yeah, no,
we did. We accurately predicted that very next big thing that
you are now putting $100 billion
into. And by the way, that whole thing was a kind of a make good
for a similar system that was doing exact same work and the
80s the medical expert systems that came out during our crazy
little period there was between about 90 and eight that
that run on RX. Yeah. I love Rex. I love bringing Rex up. Ron
always gets a laugh out of me for some reason I know. Anyway,
of course the compromise media is Anwar HD could be an even
bigger problem than doctors and parents actually think it is.
Analyzing data from the Centers for Disease Control. The New
York Times found nearly 20% of high school age boys and 11% of
school kids overall have gotten a medical diagnosis of Attention
Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Awesome. And of course, we have
the magic numbers. Researchers say by the year 2050 A one
person will be diagnosed with Alzheimer's every 33 seconds. So
now we know for sure this thing is a big
joke. Yeah, it's funny, they would cite that New York Times
article because I read that article and the the art of the
gist of the article was this is terrible that we're we're giving
all these drugs out. Oh, yeah, it was an anti drug. I know he's
I know,
but and then they bring the guy on. They bring the guy on but
then but you understand that that's not what the piece is
about. The CNN piece? No, apparently not. Their blatant.
They don't care they'll take they'll take a piece that I
think it was actually the guy said that we've over diagnosed
and we're overmedicating. Yes
it's all but he says these things is all bull crap. It's
all over done.
Right? So he was put in the bag didn't bring the whole thing.
It's like five minutes of interview but he was putting the
bad guy seat. Yeah, but it's one in 50. Now I'm telling you, this
is this is all compromised. Crap. Crap. Crap. Crap.
Main remind me. Oh, I got one another clip here. Because you
brought up something Obama said. Yeah. And it was using that you
couldn't pronounce. I found Hegel, your buddy Hegel. Jong
Yeah, sure. He was on the talking about North Korea or
something on the view? No, no, he was again in the same setting
with all the military guys. Oh, okay. And he uses the B word.
Oh, can I roll? You know what the B word is? We're about to
find out. And so as they have ratcheted it up, they're
bellicose and dangerous rhetoric.
Yeah, yeah. No, there's there's a couple of these going around.
But I love the way
some of the actions they've taken for the last few weeks.
present a real and clear danger.
bellicose. I mean, they really brought this word out of
retirement.
Have you heard that before this year? No, no, I've never heard
anyone use the word know, everyone's using it.
And what's the other term where everybody's using?
But what
common sense?
Oh, yeah, common sense. And other? I've heard that before,
but they're, you know, no, no,
no, it is it is constant. Did you see that? Did you see the
president on the sea spans there in Colorado, and Colorado.
Matter of fact, but I didn't get any clips.
Of course, I got clips.
Joe Garcia, I thought also made an important point. A Joe, that
is,
whoever you are, Joe. Good point, Joe. So if this bombs
this joke, Joe, it's on you.
The opponents of some of these come common sense laws,
common sense laws. So we've now taken this, please pay attention
to this people. We have taken constitutional laws. And we are
fighting them with common sense laws. This is very important.
This this is a positioning that is being embedded into your
brain. And I have a couple examples of this common sense.
It's only a matter of time until what's his name Conan. Conan
will do one of these pieces where everyone's talking common
sense. Common sense. Common sense. Common sense.
Common Sense. Take long now. They could probably have now
Yeah, easy. I could do ELICOS I could probably do
bellicose bellicose Yep.
ginned up
ginned up chin up ginned up. What does that mean ginned up?
Is that a throwback to bootlegging?
It kind of I know, I think I think the meaning of it, I can
look it up. I'm pretty sure that meaning is like kind of thrown
together.
No, I'm looking at the meaning here. ginned up means drunk.
Well, I think that's where it stemmed from. But and so so
something that was ginned up was put together by a drunk, or I
think that's what's the real.
I think that's, I think that's what he's saying, or to excite
or enliven, to remove the seeds of cotton to come Ah, to start
okay to start clearly a synonym of begin this is old and cited
in white cliffs bible of 1382 Dan I knew Barack was lying
about his age but damn alright so let's listen to what was
ginned up
and that is that the opponents of some of these come common
sense laws common sense have
opponents
fears fears among responsible gun owners responsible gun that
have nothing to do with what's being proposed nothing to do
with the facts. Oh, eggs, but feeds into this suspicion about
government. You hear some of these quotes. I need a gun.
protect myself from the government.
Yeah, isn't that kind of the whole part of it? And listen,
people that's just crazy. This is crazy talk.
We can do background checks because the government's gonna
come take my guns away
I love the pregnant pause.
Oh, you mean like what happened in Australia? Yes.
The government sauce. Oh, oh. Officials are elected by you.
The government we the people.
And we the people say no. That's the whole point. This is this is
what drove me nuts. We the people say no, we don't want
whatever you're proposing these common sense laws. It's obvious,
but it just keeps coming back with facts and common sense.
They are elected by you. I am elected by you. I'm constrained
as they are constrained,
constrained. What is the exact does that mean against his will?
held back? Yeah, but does it mean against your will as my Oh,
it
doesn't mean against your will to compel by
physical, moral or circumstantial force. Yeah. To
force by impose stricture restriction or limitation. There
is forcing that he feels forced he does
by a system that our founders put in place is a government
oven bind for the people. That's right. And so surely, we can
have a debate that's not based on the notion somehow that your
elected representatives are trying to do something to you
other than potentially prevent another group of families from
grieving the way the families of Aurora or Newtown or Columbine
have grieved. Now,
I think we can have any conversation we want
to we've got to get past some of the rhetoric that gets
perpetuated. Why that breaks down trust. And White is so over
the top, always over
the top job. It's
over the top because what he doesn't agree with? Well, it's
funny,
because later on, he actually says something like, I guess
it's only if you're white, and we live in Iowa. I mean, it felt
very racial to me
and I told the story about two conversations I had the first
conversation was when Michelle came back from doing some
campaigning out of rural Iowa.
Rural Iowa, is that code? Is that code for redneck? And we
were sitting at dinner racial code, isn't it? Tell me I think
so. Racial current, she'd been to
a big County, a lot of driving out there a lot of farmland. And
she said, You know, I was living up in a farm in Iowa.
And he knows he I guess that hick talk. I was living on a
farm in our lives. It's so racial, you know,
I was living up in a farm in Iowa. I probably want to go to
Oh, it's okay. If you're out on a farm.
Somebody just drives up in your driveway and shoot you. You're
not home, you don't know who these people are. And you don't
know how long it's gonna take for the Sheriff's to respond and
I can see why you you'd want some guns protection.
What is the difference? Why is it not? Why is it okay? To want
some guns for protection in rural Iowa, but not in urban
Chicago?
Where people are getting shot left and right where it's
actually
more people actually coming up to your door and you don't know
where they are and you might want to protect yourself? This
this is what makes no sense to me.
Just illogical yet. No one called No one questions him on
this or not, why would they? And so
what's this this Mark Kelly dude? He's the astronaut Captain
Kelly, I'm sorry, Captain Kelly. So Captain Kelly is Gabby
Giffords husband, Gabby Giffords, apparently shot. And
she, she seems perfectly normal looks great. But she can talk.
He talks like this now. And I'd went back and watched some older
videos of her. And she always had a weird speech pattern and
not dissimilar to what she has now. But it's like, you know,
now I guess the brain injury and I'm actually why wasn't Gabby
Giffords up there with President Obama. During that two brain
award, she should that would have been perfect. Bring her up,
we can help Gabby Giffords to walk and talk again,
that actually would have been,
I mean, who what were they thinking those idiots? Perfect,
perfect now, because they're on the gun beat.
I was thinking about this was some other situation that
recently occurred, where I was thinking, why don't they put
somebody up this this guy up there? I can't think of it in a
minute. But it's another one. What are they thinking?
Well, it's interesting. This Mark Kelly, I've been following
him and now he went too far. So he is he is replic. He is I
mean, they have tattooed the talking points onto his onto his
ass. And I guess he either wants to become a politician. He wants
to run for something or he's been promised something or maybe
he's just doing it for dear life. I don't know. But when he
I think he nailed it. I'm gonna put it in the Red Book. Yes,
he's gonna take her spot.
So I And it's funny, because when you'll hear a little clip
in this a little bit where he's talking to her. Now it's okay,
that, that she has a speech problem. I guess it's true. I
mean, I hate to say it, but I had my doubts. But he but why
does he have to talk to her like she's retarded? Um, so I people
hate it when I use the R word. But in this case, he's really
like, isn't that right Gabby? Like she can't understand
anything. She I think she
understands that she has some motor difficulty, but not
understand anything here. But he was talking guy from the FedEx
commercials back in the 70s. You
could this is her husband and he's he's doing this like, isn't
the right deer. And he's like shaking his head like this is
where you say yes. Very, very creepy. Anyway, here he is with
the talking points as he's trying to be a politician like
any
bill that does not include a universal background check is a
mistake. It's the most common sense thing that we can do
common sense criminals and the mentally ill from having access
to weapons so I love
the mentally ill he's really all over the mentally ill thing,
which of course, you know, I am mentally ill I haven't mental
illness is called Tourette syndrome. It is an actual
illness. It's defined and no cure. By the way, should I have
a gun, I could have a tick and just pull the trigger
accidentally. So maybe you could just because you're dangerous.
The system that we have right now, we have 40% of all
Americans who here's the stats, buy a gun, buy it without a
background check,
which of course is now debunked to be not true. It is more like
17%. And even the President has been called out on these bogus
numbers, but he's at least using the same bogus numbers.
And that's probably where most of the criminals and the
mentally ill are going,
Oh, it's the gun shows. It's filled with criminals and
mentally ill.
I mean, we know from a poll that has been done with with
criminals in prison that over 80% of them, get them through
that loophole. So it would be a mistake not to address the thing
that 92%
Oh, he's ratchet. I'll take your nine, nine out of 10 Americans
and I'll make it 9.2 out of 10 Americans
American household support and 74% of NRA members support which
is a universal background check. And that
by the way is true. The NRA is not your friend, the NRA, there
are douchebags I'm telling you, they are not on your side, you
are being duped. If you think the NRA is really there to
protect you. They're there to ease you into it. Well, let's
pick up on that because the main feature of this, by the way is
Fox which amazed me what is going to be in the Senate bill
and what you are pushing and are pushing today.
He's what I mean he's pushing a Senate Bill. What is why is he
pushed he's an astronaut. An astronaut
is the universal background check this week. You went rather
recently a few weeks ago you went to a gun store in the
Arizona area and bought a 45 caliber handgun. And afterwards
you discussed the background check you have to go through
with your wife Gabby, let's
listen carefully take a look.
It was very easy to do just like five minutes, five minutes you
know that's what we got to do is make sure everybody has to get a
background check to make sure the criminals and the mentally
ill can get universal background checks. Did you hear that?
He's like talking to her like we have to make sure that everyone
gets a background check so criminals can buy this right
Gavin she goes universal background check.
Yeah, this is the obviously staged he for the camera and Hey
guys as bad actor, that's what I think it
is Captain Kelly, what do you think that showed?
That you're bad actors what it shows return your sag card
immediately? Well, you know, we
went in there, my executive director and ours thinks,
oh, this is where he fucks it up.
Director of our organization,
oh, the director of the little movie you are making, I mean,
the executive director of my organization, which is probably
a movie,
and in five minutes, and 36 seconds, is the time it took to
fill out one piece of paper, you only have to fill out one side.
And for it to be submitted to the National Instant Criminal
Background Check System and get an answer. Five minutes and 36
seconds.
Yeah, well, what's the big deal? It was a background sounds
like Well, hold on a second. This sounds like progress. I
mean, yeah, though, right. It's like my Mimi was talking about
this, she's talking about, she had to go into some computer
system. And it's like, like, my, my doctors have instituted one
of these things. It's impossible to use as horrible as a joke.
And then she says, Then she went to some other system, and you've
had this happen, I've had it happen, you go there, and you
and they got all your records, it comes up really quick and
snappy, you know, does not confusing what you're supposed
to do. And you get in this and it's instant, it works like a
champ. And that's the goal of information technology. The fact
that took as much as five minutes is actually seems to me
to be something to complain about, not to say, well, it
should have taken forever, I think you should have been a
piece of crap. And I should have waited for months.
You're missing the point? Currently, yeah. Well, the point
is, interestingly, going to be made by your friends at Fox News
who are on board with the program too, of course, getting
their paychecks from the same Democrat parties.
So what it shows you is that it is not the burden that the NRA
leadership says what a background check is I mean, it's
a simple common sense thing. We can common sense to make sure
the criminals and the mentally ill can have access to firearms.
Well, let's talk about that. Because in in Gabby's tragic
case, the shooter Jared Lochner, had been suspended from college.
Yeah, yeah, no, he's the right guy. Because he was deemed to be
a threat to himself and to others. He went to a gun store,
he got a gun got passed a background check. So
this is Chris is setting him up what was missing? What was
missing from the background check. Professor John C. Dvorak.
I would assume his medical records or his
crazy record, he's crazy. He was crazy. It's crazy,
by the way, are allowed to be divulged. But maybe they
shouldn't be. And yet he was able then, of course, to go out
and shoot Gabby and 18 other people. And the NRA says the
problem. The problem with the background check is that the
kind of mental health information for instance, in
lockers, guys doesn't get passed on. So it doesn't get to be part
of the background. Oh, there's
the NRA, your friend going to help put the medical information
into the background check. It's so obvious, and Fox is helping
illegal? Well, it's going to happen, it's going to happen.
You're going to divulge that voluntarily, because you're not
going to get you're not going to get your drugs. It's this has
already passed in in I think Colorado passed this. You have
to have a
yo to get your meds, yes, you're gonna you're gonna have to sign
a waiver of the privacy laws that protect your medical
records, yes,
you'll get an eligibility certificate. That's what I've
said, Connecticut now has this, you'll have an eligibility
certificate that will allow you to buy guns or ammo.
So what this will do, of course, is keep anyone who's ever
thinking, getting a gun from ever going to see a shrink.
Yeah. Which may or may not be good, a good thing.
And I mean, these days. I don't know if there's all these
companies that if you use me, if you go to your doctor, they're
like, Oh, could you please sign up with this company online and
enter all your medical history? And like, no. It's like, you
know, doctor support.com or whatever. Like, no, no, I'm not
going to do that. I'm not going to put it on some third party
things between me and my doctor. And I'll fill out a piece of
paper and you can type it in manually. No, no, because I know
where that leads. Anyway, to wind up the war on crazy. Here's
the craziest person of all, Congresswoman Diana de get. And
this is a great piece of video where she's talking about
banning the magazine clips, as she calls them. Magazine, high
capacity magazine clips, but her reasoning behind it as rad
They're strange. And I want you to listen with me. Just very
briefly to your last question, what's the efficacy of Pat
banning these magazine clips? I will tell you, these, these this
is these are ammunition. They're bullets. So the people who have
those now they're going to shoot them. And so if you ban if you
ban them in the future, that number of these high capacity
magazines is going to decrease dramatically over time, because
the bullets will have been shot and there won't be any more
available.
This is unbelievable. What a clown is is like that woman that
was understood in the chamber of commerce that we had a clip of a
couple of years ago who says, Well, I would I would think that
the laws in Arizona really shouldn't be as harsh as they
are because it's not a border state. It's like these people
are a moron. Who is this woman. What's her name? Congresswoman
Diana de get d e g e t
d e g e t
and she believes that these clips like they're not
rechargeable or something. You can't like put more bullets in
there. You buy them pack with bullets kind of like a candy
bar.
And you shouldn't then you got to make you have to throw it
away. Throw it away. This isn't this is a more or less she
doesn't she looks like an idiot. No offense, lady, but you don't
look that bright. Maybe she can work for trashy where she's
from.
And by the way, Mr. President, this is the people we apparently
chose a Democrat. Surprise.
She's a new representative to Jefferson County. Jefferson
County. What I don't know. Like it's just not a Jefferson County
in every state. I don't know. What is Denver? Oh, yeah. There
you go. When I first when I first heard that Congressman
Diana DeGette. Denver would announce her bid to be reelected
to Congress in the first congressional congressional
district in the Columbine library. Oh, Columbine area. My
first thought was I thought that library in Cherry Creek was on
Milwaukee, not Columbine, as I turned out, I was right. There
is no Denver library on Columbine Street. This is on her
her web page. Diana just congresswoman's a web page goes
on jet.house.gov Is that where it is? Well, no, this is Diana
degette.com. Her
Okay. Well, she is a web she has her own. He also gets her own
house website. About Diana, about Colorado. And she has an
ad free file. Oh, that's for filing your taxes faster. Hey,
by the way, it is while you're stewing in that
Denver people get a clue. You
idiots. We really got to get rid of this. This is crazy. You
really got it. We got to read these people. So the I was
watching a lot of C span. And they had the guy on from the
IRS. Of course it's tax season. Yeah, John and I are
independent. Contractors we have like we're doing business as
right. So we basically, we just split up the money. And then we
file our individual taxes. And we're kind of like a small
business.
Right? Yeah, but doing business has no agenda show. Yeah.
And so we pay our taxes. And we are in a category that is
targeted, my friend targeted with a capital T. That's
everybody. No, no, we specifically are being targeted
capital T and the IRS is out there putting it in our face.
Get ready for it or painting
that puck voluntarily. What's needed though, is an enforcement
presence by IRS. So the taxpayers are confident that IRS
is enforcing the law and that their peoples friends and
neighbors are paying their fair share.
Okay, so just so that's the setup here. He's saying we need
enforcement. And by the way, the IRS has guns they are armed. So
that people can be sure their friends and neighbors are paying
their fair share. So
this is a very they want us to think on our friends and
neighbors.
Oh, yeah. This is a very ugly thing this man is doing. It's
like Hey, you think your neighbors like? There's a reason
is the sign.
Sorry, from Time magazine that $600 billion dollars the IRS
can't collect. It asks it who owes the money the IRS is trying
to get get a handle on and why the single biggest contributor
to the tax gap. 84% of it are people who simply underreport
their income. The biggest headache for the IRS is
collecting business income from the self employed who has
voluntarily reported their earnings and may accidentally or
on purpose. Omit items such as income received through
bartering debt cancellation, but debt cancellation by the way is
crazy. Have you heard about this? If you get if you get your
debt canceled on like your mortgage that is you get a 1099
in the mail. Thank you very much that's now income and you have
to pay taxes on it.
Yes, I know that or kickbacks and that's been the case for a
lot of people
are kind of surprised by this. Why is
that? Such a such an issue? We can guess as to why that money's
hard to collect and what happens when the IRS discovers someone's
under reporting
we get our guns would go in there and Mr. Curry does the IRS
here open up is an interesting problem for IRS where there's
information reporting where third parties are reporting your
income to IRS the compliance rate for that kind of income is
very high so wage earlier so wage earners have very high
compliance for slaves the W two wage earners equal slave wage
earner but IRS gets a copy of those slaves so wage earners
have wages of the W two with their income on it. What are we
then they know IRS knows so the compliance rate there is very
high and it's hard to make an error even in voluntary error
because you've got the the number on the W two in
situations where there is no information reporting the non
compliance rate is very high. That's the problem area one area
is business income especially small business income it's not
necessarily the case that small business people are any any less
honest but always know what we don't trust them for information
reporting on that income
information reporting
you watch it coming for I mean, you know the way you have to do
this of course is to stay on the good side of these guys is you
got to run everything defected what we do, we run everything
through one bank account. So all the money that comes it all goes
through there so you have a net deposit at the end of the year
that actually makes sense in that sense. It comes from
PayPal, you can actually audit it and and all the checks get
deposited into that account to the people that send us checks
box 3390 Cirino, California 94394530 that goes through that
same account and so it's it's not too complicated. But then
again, it's like IRS comes pounding the door and they go up
and they look at your mantel and they say these challenge coins
Yeah, they're there yeah, there's a lot of challenge
coins.
Oh, you I see a mac and cheese carton there. 12 lots of mac and
cheese there that declare your mac and cheese. I don't know.
I'm going
to show my son move by Jonah to no agenda. Imagine all the
people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun declare your
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most visible and at times vulnerable elements of the sex
trade they're talked of rather than talk to, with grainy images
of women on the street corners held up as cautionary tales of
lives and worlds gone wrong. I guess a professional
photographer came in and went to as an artist and resident at
some halfway house and handed out cameras, all these hookers
and they shot a bunch of pictures and then of course they
don't show any of them but that's the age what do you
expect? Anyway, that was that's That's it? That's
what you got? Yeah. So there was this? Well, let me see if I can
first let me do second half of the show stuff because people
are requesting it and they feel that I'm lacking a little bit.
Are you gonna talk Wait, wait, let me can I get kicked make a
wild guess. You can talk about the aliens that
Obama that was pretty funny. He was a shapeshifter. Yeah,
shapeshifter. Yeah. That was a couple of weeks ago. Now. Then
we know we know he's got shapeshifters What are we gonna
do sit here in town,
shapeshifter. What? Michelle Obama?
Possibly, possibly. No, I mean, we've
gone that diet. Now
we know that they're shapeshifters we know that they
employ them. This is this is not new. You're gonna do No, I mean,
this is what am I gonna set? No, I'm going to point you in a
direction. You remember in the movie The Matrix. Neos passport
had an expiration date was an expiration into his birthday of
911 Remember this? No, I do not so so this times right so now
the same company that made the matrix did the movie Cloud Atlas
and Cloud Atlas has multiple clues and this is coming to me
of course through my my networks my circles that I traveled in of
the conspiratorial kind not the kind they talk about on NBC that
is training we'll conspiracy stuff you come to no agenda
second half of the show for the real deal. And the real deal is
Santa Ana phrase that how you pronounce it. Santa no free
Santa no free so Santa no free they know this is the nuclear
plant the San Diego no free Santa no free which is near San
Diego. So they are I guess they're they're restarting one
of the two the plants two reactors for a test. Now, you
know, I'm very pro nuclear, I think is but this is old
technology. And there are many clues in this Cloud Atlas movie
which you may want to check out that point to an event at Santa
Santa Ana fray and then all of a sudden they start cranking these
old reactors up for some test. I'd say we have something coming
and there are many people with me
I thought it was Santa no free No, I don't think the sad
thing is Santa. No free. Okay, whatever. Then just some fun
credit
YouTube what you're saying is you think They're gonna do some
pull ups. You You say they're gonna pull a stunt to Fukushima
a stunt? Yeah. Yeah, exactly a Fukushima would they be? Um,
well, considering that the I think we still need to stick the
knife all the way to the hilt in the in the nuclear industry in
the United States and we started a new reactor this has to stop.
All kinds of stories are out once again, discrediting nuclear
energy. There's a new report Oh, my God, this was so funny. A new
report by the radiation and public health project, a fine
nonprofit registered in New Jersey in I think in Clifton,
New Jersey of all places, or Cherry Grove or something. And
this is they're saying that it appears that to children's
radiation and public health what its
radiation and public health project Inc. and And so they
came out with a report which they claim is peer reviewed. And
that Fukushima has sickened American infants on the West
Coast. It has sickened them. They have hypothermia. Now of
course, yeah. Oh, yeah. Hypothermia because of Fukushima
peer reviewed report. And of course, I go looking at this
outfit, this nonprofit very, very small. And who is in there
our friend Robert Alvarez. Remember him Robert Alvarez. He
was the head of the Department of Energy for Clinton but he got
fired after he got busted for growing pot in his or in his in
his basement, married to a huge anti nuke lawyer who wrapped
Karen Silkwood remember we talked about him? Oh, yeah. So
this douchebag is on the board. So that you know, I mean, please
mean really, this radiation, they have hypothermia fact
fact. Hypothermia,
bad, not hypothermia, hypo. Sorry, hypo thyroidism. That's
what I meant to say hypothermia. hypothyroidism. So yeah, you
have hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism. And hypo is
where your, your thyroid is working less. Right. And hyper
is where it's overactive. And it's funny because if you're, if
you have an overactive thyroid, they actually give you
radioactive iodine to slow it down.
So they are most radiation poisoning for people don't know
is the thyroid accumulates the radioactive iodine. And which is
is essentially what I mean you can get poisoned from just cell
damage, but the minor stuff coming is thyroid attack. And so
that's why you take iodine supplements, right to load up
the thyroid with so much iodine is the radioactive version comes
back because not now I'm full, I'm full can go someplace else,
and you move it
out, right move on. So here's how you know, just the language
alone. To kind of let you know that it's biased radioactive
isotopes blasted from the failed reactors may have given kids
born in Hawaii and along the American West Coast health
disorders, which if left untreated, can lead to permanent
mental and physical handicaps. Children born in Alaska,
California, Hawaii, Oregon, and Washington, between one and one
week and 16 weeks after the meltdowns began in March 2011.
Were 28% more likely to suffer from congenital hypothyroidism
than were kids born in those states during the same period
one year earlier? Please, really 28% more likely. I mean, it
could be anything. It could be traveling through the old TSA
scanners for all I know.
Yeah, it could be just a lot of pasta which they
don't test of course, they're not at you know, they are their
entire mission according to the form 990, which I look at as a
nonprofit is to figure out what causes cancer, but they only for
some reason seem to focus on nuclear power plants. It makes
so much sense
I would guess that there and I wouldn't I would I I'm not gonna
say that these people are doing this. But I know that a good way
to make money is to set up some sort of an operation and then
extort money from people that you start to attack with
reports. Oh, yeah. Oh, this Jesse Jackson.
He knows how to do that. And then you know, so part of this
is all because of the way you are hoping is this, you know,
this big liquid, not just natural gas, the shale gas, the
big boom we've got going on in America. There's more and more
evidence that it doesn't seem to be for real. Have you been
following these reports?
No, actually, I have not.
Yeah, it's looking more like it's kind of like Zero Hedge but
if you really look a little deeper, it It appears that you
know, there was a lot of hype about the you know, we're going
to be the next Saudi Arabia and we'll it will be energy
independent. Meanwhile we're still importing liquid natural
gas and but the fracking doesn't seem to have really delivered
the goods.
Well the fracking thing is sketchy in a lot for a lot of
different reasons but I think if I'm not mistaken I think once
they they really start tapping into North Dakota because
there's known reserves of their of all kinds of gas and oil.
Yeah, but it's not as busy and all the prices of all the houses
are way Yeah,
but it's not going to be 100 years of free stuff like the
like they're talking about now. I think. I think the way this is
played is so we have all this anti nuke anti nuke and the
President's all over Gas, gas gas. It's all everyone's like we
got to do gas. Gas is way cheap. It's too cheap to produce. Now,
now's the time if you want to ride the gas. If you want to
ride that sucker you got to buy in now because that thing's
gonna go up or is it like 350 Now, for a mega multitude of
gas, whatever they measured in let's take
a look at what the price currently is like globby lOn.
That's a globular
globule on of gas is about 350 I'm gonna guess
I'm gonna tell you in a second. It's sitting at now it's up to
390 Yeah,
it's on its way this thing is going to explode. This is the
new Bitcoin
and crude oil is coming down. It's not at 90 to 90 for people
who need to know gold is collapsing, and it's done.
Collapsing he says obliterated go ahead and release some more
words on it.
And the Euro is down to a buck 29 which is the least read
hanging in there
hang a Bitcoin 132 52 Bitcoin 132 What you told me to sold to
sell at 33 Yeah, good work.
Get out now.
I sold yours at 33
I did. Fine. I don't care. It's bull crap anyway.
No, of course it's bull crap, but it's working. It's just
fantastic. And it's so it's you know what's happening. I want to
tell you what I think is happening with Bitcoin besides
the fact that the mystical inventor of it is dead or in
jail, or both, because it's probably more than one guy. I
think the central banks are actually in the game. Now. I
think they are going to tank this thing. You know, there are
some significant moves and this thing goes from 110 to 140 in a
day, then boom, down to 130 Boom down to 125 boom to 145 and this
this this some guns playing in this and I think it's the
central very central banks that this is supposed to circumvent
are in it now and they're just gonna just gonna screw with
everybody. That's what I'd be doing.
Yeah, that's what I would do too. Okay, you want to see so I
was just looking at these this page. People want a good website
if you want to just look at a bunch of crazy stock stuff, and
it keeps you up to the second with the price of gold and all
the rest of it. The site is finviz as in financial visible
or something is fy nviz.com. And it's a great little snapshot of
what's going on.
Fina biz that doesn't have Bitcoin in there as well.
innovyz are filming finviz
Nope. Really no Bitcoin
I could write to the guidance that's gonna put it on there.
It'll be kind of cool with it with a little with this little
animated GIF of a guy laughing
there's got to be a better one. Kim Kim Jong on putting on the
binoculars going go
you know I'm talking about so and while we're doing this I'm
actually putting together a link for you because I do have an I
did have a real alien story for you. Now hold on a second. Let
me just get this I want everyone to be able to see it.
So just story Let me see. Let me get this let me get their sound
effect.
Meanwhile. Meanwhile, let me play for you an actual recording
of Chapel Hill, the giant voice system at Chapel Hill. Would you
like a giant voice? Yeah, so this is a Chapel Hill, I guess
have a base there. Chapel Hill that a famous bass.
That was a treble.
Seriously?
Do they never heard Chapel Hill having a bass? No, no, come on.
Well, let's hear
Apple knowledge base. Of course it's Chapel Hill Air Force Base.
That would be a base. I think it's a base. So they have a
giant voice system and one of our producers of course we have
tons of people who work Military and intelligence why they call
it intelligence by the way let's just call it information really
have to hype themselves and they recorded for us the giant voice
system actual recording
mean lunch tonight
that's the all clear signal apparently
all resumes
resume normal activities
I like that line.
resume normal activity citizen. Well they're not citizens. I
didn't say that in that cool.
Yeah, that's the future ladies and gentlemen. All right.
aliens.currie.com an actual picture of an alien is a
Portuguese website. Aliens. Are you going there? I'm just
writing down something for the no go before the chat room does
you'll lose out aliens not curry.com Go go go go go. Yeah,
I'm gonna get Hurry up. You're gonna lose out you'll never get
that guy hit it. I'm hitting it. Narratives I got it. I got it
just in time. This guy's butt. And Angular Merkel they took
these pictures on a vacation awesome is that? That's pretty
awesome.
And she's angry. Because that's only for the celebrating. She
says you shouldn't be doing that to politicians. Yeah, they got
her but she shapeshifting
like to guys, here's the English version of the cover of her
white bathrobe. Merkel took off her swimwear calmly and expose
her saggy and fat buttocks. Oops. Awesome, right. Very good.
Yeah.
Well, in Australia, and we thought it was bad with the BBC.
I'd actually inquiry into child sex abuse has opened in
Australia, with more than 5000 people expected to testify about
abuse in places like churches, sports clubs, orphanages, and
detention centers. And
what why was this not front page news everywhere? 5000 people are
going to testify. Oh, no, I'm sorry. It's much more
Prime Minister Julia Gillard warned Australians there'll be
confronted with some very uncomfortable truths. She said
the Royal Commission now underway is an important moral
moment for Australia. Well, let's go live to the BBC is Nick
Bryan in Sydney? Nick, this doesn't go away. It gets worse.
Is Australia prepared for what's about to hit it on this issue?
Well, according to some child sexual abuse experts that I've
been listening to this afternoon know, you mentioned the figure
5000 people expected to testify before this public inquiry.
They're called Royal commissions here. But charter child sex
abuse experts saying the number could be nearer to 100,000
people.
100,000 people, John, what is going on there in Australia?
Apparently a lot of the mcgurrin it's bigger.
Frightening man. That is That's outrageous. 100 1000s You
see how that shakes out. But it's sports clubs, everything.
It sounds like everything except the grocery store. As the
Royal Commission goes around the country hearing evidence. It's
sort of many more people might come, which is one of the
reasons why the head of the commission has said that they're
not going to be able to produce the report that has been asked
of them by the Australian government by the deadline and
that's the end of 2015. So they can't
even write up all the cases for the next two years. That's how
rampid it is. We got to chop some heads off people.
This is going to be such a difficult process. They want to
hear from so many people and they want to give them the time
to tell their stories that it's going to take a lot longer than
that. near what is now emerging about the moral compass of
Australia is broken.
It's it's spinning like Gilligan's Island like the
minnow
on so many issues like this is us.
That's a big question. I mean, what they the what led to this
inquiry being set up in the first place last November was
allegations directed against the Roman Catholic Church. So there
have been sealed evidence of pedophile priests. And that
followed many years of allegations against the Catholic
Church. And the last pope, when he made a visit to Australia had
to apologize to victims of child sex abuse. But the fear is,
Nick, the problem goes much wider than that. There's been
child sex abuse in other institutions, boarding schools,
orphanages, orphanages, detention centers, sports and
recreational clubs. So that's why there's wide ranging Royal
Commission equestrian
facilities.
Here's the thing, you know, maybe the Roman Catholic church
thing in all areas was just the tip of the iceberg or a
distraction or a lightning rod. Because as we saw in
Pennsylvania, at Penn State, with that guy, there was no
church related anything, it was just a bunch of, you know, kids
learning how to play football and and having to deal with this
pervert. And it and then it turns out, and there was a lot
of, you know, there's a lot of evidence that there was numerous
people involved in the rest of the camp, a couple of them. And
then as possible, the judicial system, as you pointed out in
Holland and elsewhere, is got this going on. Maybe the whole
Catholic thing is just a lightning rod to keep the real
picture which is apparently in Australia, this is not read too
many Catholics are that I know of. It's an Anglican country, as
far as I can tell. It blew by rather quickly and they said,
Wait a minute, it's just everywhere we got 100,000 people
that are going to testify. It's maybe it's just a cultural
thing. It's completely out of control.
Well, I think that it's probably the people who are supposed to
protect the children, you know, Child Protective Services, I
would say against
child protective services, by the way is a really bunch of bad
actors, and especially in your state, or the notorious.
Really, I didn't know that.
Oh, yeah. Really, Texas, Texas, and Child Protective Services is
like a nasty operation doesn't get out doesn't
look into it. Hey, guys, I hear you guys suck. Can I come and
talk to you? Yeah, no, it's it's disturbing. But yeah, I mean, I
have a saying,
we'll see what comes out. But
I've been saying for years and years. That it is it is the,
it's the elites, it's the politicians, there really is an
echelon. And they you know, and it's not like all the elites
decided, you know, let's be Beto bear. No, they hire each other,
they bring each other in this is nuts. And then, you know, people
who talk about and expose them get audited by the IRS.
That's what happens getting audited?
God, I hope not. Because if I am you're going down with me,
brother. He has all the paperwork. I don't know. I just
wanted just get the cheque from John, who will send you copies
of the paperwork. So you know, the Rewards for Justice System,
which is Yeah, which is a fine program. And it's been expanded.
It's been expanded.
Good.
So apparently, we can't we can't just go and drone people
anymore. We have to we have to set up rewards for them. $5
million, a pop. And Ambassador wrap now Ambassador route. I
don't know if he was ever an ambassador to a country. But he
dropped by the State Department. As you know, I always watched
the State Department's little little show there. They have
every single day, the little press thing with the Toria
Victoria. And he told us about a new legislation that President
Barack Obama put into place is signed into law on I believe,
the 13th of January. But this was already set up in 2010.
Ready to go? Where we now are going to put out rewards on
people who we think are criminals. So now this is a
crappy recording because the State Department's video player
is a piece of junk. So it stops and stutter so I had to like
literally like I guess people
are watching those videos like crazy. Yeah.
I mean, it's like the please don't watch our videos. They
make it stop as much as possible and C span as the same crap by
the way. Here we go.
We're here today to announce the designation of additional
fugitives for a reward for which a reward can be paid under
recent legislation to expand the State Department's long standing
or crimes rewards program
war crimes rewards program. Okay, now we're talking war
criminals. We're announcing today that the Secretary of
State that's that will be John F. Kerry will offer up to $5
million dollars for information leading to the arrest
of who who's number one on the list, John?
Come on a Brock Obama, the transfer
or conviction of three sorry, top leaders of the NRA the
Lord's Resistance Army, Joseph Kony Jambo. And Dominic Ongwen.
You see that but this these, these guys are just for the PR
for the program. The program is much more interesting.
They actually believe those numbers,
as well as the leader of the Democratic Forces for the
liberation of Rwanda will be funny
if you said as well as the leader of the Democratic Party,
Debbie Wasserman Schultz. Would it be funny if he said that
that'd be cool.
Known as the FDLR. So best muda Tamara? Okay, nine fugitives
that had earlier been designated for the ICTR the Rwanda Yeah,
oh, a bunch of acronyms. But then he's going to explain the
program
will remain on the list. Under this expanded program, the
Secretary of State after interagency consultation and
notice to Congress so
Okay, so that means John F. Kerry, the Big Lurch, looking
Waterhead can go out and can put on a list
may designate individuals for whom rewards may be offered, we
can
put a price on your head of $5 million
for information leading to the arrest, transfer or conviction.
The designated individuals must be okay, here we go. Foreign
nationals Oh, well, we can't put bush on there. Oh, crap accused
by any international tribunal, including mixed or hybrid
courts.
Oh, known as kangaroo courts, mixed or hybrid court.
I love that. Native courts. Bull crap. Yeah, against
humanity, genocide, or war crimes. This includes the
International Criminal Court, but also sorry,
that's a lead in by the way. It's a widely recognized
international criminal court as a country, but now all of a
sudden, we're kind of like, oh, no, no,
when it when it's for foreign nationals, it's
just a foot in the door, humanity, genocide, or war
crimes. This includes the International Criminal Court,
but also new mixed courts that may be established in places
such as the Democratic Republic of Congo, or for Syria.
Oh, that's what it's about. Thank you for explaining that.
Very end. It's like the girl goes into by a porn bucket of
magazines. 20 stacks up you know, Newsweek net, you know,
New Republic and it's all these magazines and then he's got a
little porn bottom there's like, you know, little
Is that all you can think of really? Clean jugs, jugs
fantastic. I don't know, man. Maybe maybe we're waiting for
the bird flu to come in.
In China, two men are dead after being infected with a strain of
bird flu. Never before seen in humans. It's called h seven and
nine strain, write
it down. Eight, seven, m nine. we're upping the ante. I'm
taking your h one n one. And I'm upping you by six and eight. And
now China's National Health Commission is reporting a third
person a woman has also been infected. She is in critical
condition. While each live in and around Shanghai, the World
Health Organization says there's no sign they actually contracted
the disease from each other. This is
from the pigs.
It's time once again to break out those masks. Man. If you
want to sit on the plane. It's gonna be awesome. You wanna you
want your seat?
Yeah, I think that's gonna be a good good bit. I got a clip
here. Here. We since we're talking about downer newsroom. I
also played Jim Rogers. This is one of his commentaries. He's
the investor who's a perpetual bear who
has fled fled the country. Yeah, he's
fled the country. going to hell in a handbasket isn't going to
be here. And here he is talking about how we're going to starve
to death pretty soon. Yay. Fine. Me, Jim. I know one of your
other areas of focus is ag Can you be a little more specific?
Well, agriculture has been a disaster. We produce less than
we've consumed for 10 years now that which means inventories and
near historic lows. You know, we've got very low inventories.
We're running out of farmers. The average age of farmers in
America is 58. And Japan is 66. I mean, farming has been a
disaster for 30 years prices have to go much higher. Maybe
not this year, but certainly this decade. But we're not going
to have any food at any price. Carl, there aren't enough. You
know, anybody who became a farmer? Probably not. They're
making a lot fewer of them in this country. At least that's
for sure. And we just got a taste of it with that drought.
Not too long ago.
Mac and cheese. I love it. You can eat chemicals.
We're not going to run out of anything. Jim, what's your
problem? got mac and cheese. Cheap cheddar melted together.
How do you do it again, honey, saying you've you said better
than I do? A play it? Well, I want you to say it.
It's just cheap. cheddar and cheap macaroni melted together
it is just horrible chemical mess It's not even cheese
actually it's not it's crap especially this powdered cheese
I don't know I can't say it any more that the Clippers got
caught it caught it at his at his best your slaves Get me some
mac and cheese mac and cheese macaroni and cheese shattered
melted together mac and cheese mac and cheese mac and cheese
soaking in it by n Rand it's iron iron iron Empire Hi. By
Ayan Rand
I in Rand, I'm telling you. So luxury skyscraper in Chechnya
burning. Completely inspired. Yeah. Completely on fire. I
guess it's gonna fall down on itself completely in about eight
seconds. freefall.
Yeah, exactly. That's exactly what will happen.
It's funny, because when you say that people like, Well, yeah,
but your plane didn't hit it at 5000 miles an hour. So yeah,
neither did the after just a couple of hours, that thing fell
straight onto itself from fire.
Yeah, after somebody yelled pull it
never happened.
So I gotta get caught. So Conrad black, of course, is the
Canadian publisher who got thrown into the US jail for
doing I don't know what crime he committed. I can't remember
anyway.
It was either
some scam and so he he's been bitter about it because he's out
now. And so he gets every chance he gets he bitches and moans
about the prison system. I got two clips where he talked to
Vice magazine. Aha, the will show you out there assumed you
know, there's a connection there. The reason they talked to
him, but but play these clips and one of them I actually have
a comment on but the first one is Conrad black on the prison
justice system. He founded the whole system American system
that we have to be abhorrent. And of course, it's, it's, it's
true, very true. But
here's the one person that I was a student of mine 20 years. One
of the first offender driving a truck with marijuana. I mean,
what are we coming to? This? Apart from not being quite so
sanguinary? We're at the same level here is chopping up
somebody's hand for taking a loaf of bread. Well look in a
democracy that people are always right. If that's what the
Americans want. They can have it but I don't think they know
that. That's how their system works. And I think if they knew
they wouldn't approve of it.
They don't know anything.
Maybe they Okay, yeah.
So let's play pretty clip two. And then there's a it's kind of
interesting, because it's apparently shows us that the
system not only stinks, but it probably is corrupt to the bone.
The rule, as I understand it, in this in this new legislation is
to have a glass window between between the visitors and the
people are visiting Well, this is a completely unnecessary and
gratuitously dehumanizing thing to do. And, and the official
explanation for it is to prevent smuggling well, where we were
there were complete body searches of everybody after
every visit. No matter how exalted the visitor, you know,
Henry Kissinger came to see me Brian Mulroney came to see me.
And if we had a strip search after that as if they were
bringing contraband to me, right, but everyone goes through
it, you can stop that completely. There is a great
deal of smuggling into these prisons, it is all by corrupt
prison officials, correctional officers, all of it, none of it
goes through the visitor center. Nothing. Not one valium pill,
nothing, but that it ends up in the hands of prisoners. Yeah,
but then. But that isn't my point. I mean, you know, in the
words of one of the best lawyers in our long proceedings, that
was not my question. The point is, why are you segregating the
prisoners from their visitors on the grounds of preventing the
smuggling of contraband when no contraband is smuggled that when
it's all smuggled in by correctional officers?
Yeah, he better hope he never has to go back to the big house.
He might be in some pre Trump trouble.
My thinking is that we're gonna come back and at the United
States,
it was this interview even done in the United
States. No, it's done. It was house up in Toronto. Well, no,
he should
stay out. What was the publisher of he had a big outfit, big
operation,
a bunch of magazines, newspapers and magazines and interesting,
we can look it up on the book of knowledge if you want. I'm just
curious. Um, no.
But I guess he still has money, but they so they basically threw
him in the big house for for tax fraud.
I don't remember anymore. It was I don't think it was that. I
don't think it was tax for might have been. Let's see Canadian
board and troubleshooter UK Pierre is appear who is the
Baron of black? He's the Baron black of cross harbor. Wow.
Interesting. So he was shareholder prosecute. It was
some maybe securities fraud proves pretty much his innocence
shareholder initiated prosecution in the US, United
States a black bee or black began that it can just fraud
just plain fraud and obstruction of justice, which is you know
saying hey you can talk to my lawyer and then they throw that
at you since six and a half years, two of the charges were
overturned on appeal and he was re sentenced on the one
remaining count of mail fraud, which by the way, I'm sure he's
all foreclosing on the post office.
He was found guilty of diverting funds for personal benefit from
money due to Hollinger International.
Clinton. Well, he
stole someone else's money. I'm telling you. He did he did he
did something really bad. Oh, Chicago, he's part of Chicago.
They puke them out of Chicago.
Yeah, as well. All right.
I got I got no sympathy for him screw.
Yeah, he doesn't send he's not a contributor. He's not one of
them.
And his middle name is Moffitt. I mean, please Conrad
Moffat black, also known as Baron black of cross Harbor, PC,
OC, CKCSG.
Do you remember when President Obama said this,
I will promise you this, that if we have not gotten our troops
out, by the time I am President, it is the first thing I will do,
I will get our troops home, we will bring it into this war, you
can take that to the bank. Crap,
that was not the one I wanted to play.
I liked it, though.
I think it's a good one. It's just not the one I was talking
about. Okay, I'm sorry, the one I was talking about is this one,
sorry, cannot continue
to rely only on our military, in order to achieve the national
security objectives that we've set, we've got to have a
civilian national security force, that's just as powerful,
just as strong, just as well funded.
Alright, so let me tell you a couple of things that, because
you know, he's coming, he's coming. Due on all of his
promises here, this, the next four years are all about his
legacy about, you know, the brain thing. You know, the more
solar you know, alternative gas, we're fantastic. We are the
world. There's now a framework, a federal framework being set
up. And I think Colorado and maybe Texas are the first ones,
that secret service agents. And not just, you know, like the
ones protecting the president. But anyone who works for the US
Secret Service, including uniformed division officers,
physical security technicians, and specialists, and other quote
unquote, special officers will be allowed to arrest and remove
an elected sheriff, for refusing to enforce the law or if they're
breaking the law. And this is significant. Because this
doesn't really fall under the jurisdiction of the Secret
Service, who are really their main jurisdiction is
counterfeiting money. And then they protect the president. So
they will, they will be allowed. And this is, you know, only one
state but looks like a couple more coming. We'll be able to
arrest elected sheriffs, who, for instance, would say, you
know, like, Oh, I'm not going to enforce some gun law. That would
be one example. But perhaps even more interesting is and this
just came out, is the Ready Reserve Corps. And this was just
signed into the Federal Register today.
That'd be a shootout. You know, what, between the sheriff's one
sheriff's department that's got a bunch of guys who know could
be things their way? Yeah, could be there may not even be, you
know, bad actors. They may be legitimate, good guys here, and
they'd have to have a shootout with the secret Secret Service
people. It could be interesting.
So as a part of the Affordable Care Act, and you know, of
course, there was so many pages, I think we talked about this,
but you know, there were so many things to talk about. Everything
is now starting to kind of come due. This was signed by the
president by virtue of the authority vested in me as
president by the Constitution blahdy blahdy blah, but I hereby
assign you to the functions of the president under Section 203.
The Public Health Service Act by the Ready Reserve Corps of the
Public Health Service Commission's issued under this
delegation of authority may not be for a team term longer than
six months except for commissions that place officers
in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's
epidemic, epidemic.
Epidemiology epidemic,
Epidemiology, EPA, Do me a logical, epidemiological
epidemiological intelligence service.
What's that? Well,
glad you asked me C. Dvorak. So first, we have to look at the
Ready Reserve Corps. So the Ready Reserve Corps, if you want
to go to the website, it apparently is down today. It is
U. S. PH s.gov. And it was down all morning. Let me see U. S.
PH s.gov. I was getting service unavailable all morning. I guess
they didn't expect the news to hit so hard to try www.usps.gov.
It doesn't look like it's working. I mean, it's not
working. I did a cached version. And the Ready Reserve core I
have here is essentially did open for you know, it's
essentially officers who can be who the the Secretary of Health
and Human Services can appoint deputize people to be on this,
this Ready Reserve Corps. And, you know, this is when we have
an epidemic, or we have some other national health issue,
then she can basically she in this case, Sebelius can deputize
people to be cops, the special Ready Reserve Corps, and then
you have the epidemic epidemic. Ah, man, it's hard one. EPA, EPA
demonia helped me. Epidemiology is the core where your
epidemiological intelligence service, I think if you can say
epidemiological intelligence service, you're on it. Yeah,
you're hired, you're hired.
You're good. There's your test in this word.
And so this is part of the service that I think the
President was talking about. It's crazy that we just have
this this new force. I don't know if they're gonna get guns,
but it seems like they mind. And he says that, you know, you
can't appoint anyone to the Ready Reserve Corps longer than
six months in less. It's in the Centers for Disease Control and
the epidemic epidemiologic, epic. Epidemiological
intelligence service. Yeah. And then I write,
I guess, I don't know, I'm struggling so much with this
word is distracting us.
Sorry, you're not helping very much. Well, and then and then.
Epi All right, there you go. And, and then, of course, we
still have the brown shirt system that oh, by the way,
MSNBC morning, Joe, and Mika, the Brzezinski girl, they're all
for it. They like this idea. issue for our culture saving the
next generation of kids. I think we need to reimplement the draft
out oh my gosh. Oh my gosh, I couldn't agree more than just
the draft we need it we could make 20 You're either going into
the draft
or you're going to give back to the inner cities
you're going to the truly disadvantaged and you're not
just sitting in front of a yeah
everybody gives back that's what a 1040 form does.
No no you have to give back if the fact that what you're doing
is
you did this country were taxed to the hilt and that is giving
back
No no no you have to be
a She's full of crap that woman there will so was just shamed
herself to be on TV to say this well,
Josie and Ana to Scottsboro
computer, watching Sports Center and eating McDonald's that's a
fascinating idea. We might win revenue sales Awards next year.
Guy a bunch of douche bags doesn't matter. Hmm. Kermit the
Frog? Kermit the Frog? Yes. He's a pundit. Joe, I mean, it's it's
an interesting idea, not just the idea of a period of national
service. The idea of a period of national service since we're all
over 21 We don't give a crop it won't be asked that's for sure.
We just go eating a mac and cheese macaroni off homage that
that
is performed, you know 18 To 21 Whatever. That would be good for
a lot of young men who are that age and having had a raised a
couple through that age myself at that would be a good thing.
A good thing. Yeah, take my kids. Let's put them in
Australian servers. I hear they've got lots of fun and
games after extracurricular activity and St Kilda. Nice,
calm back right good. I'd like to perform my services St Kilda,
please, if you don't mind, so anyway, so this is getting out
of hand people. And it's not it's by the way, John is not
giving back as they're taking the taxes taking, it's not
giving back.
No, but if you're gonna say, you should give back there's another
it's essentially and that's a tax on your time. You have to
give two years. So that's your time you're only live so long.
Now you gotta go do what pick up dirt by the road. What are you
going to be doing? What is all the what all these people are
going to be doing? sitting around playing games on the
computer? Are they going to be put into uniforms and shot at in
Afghanistan? Insane and they can't buy a gun anymore? I mean,
exactly what is supposed to be going on here. They're gonna be
bused in sheriff's departments. Yeah.
Mica wants to drive it. Miko. Miko wants the draft. She's
great. She wants the draft back.
Why is there been a declared war that we need to draft? We need
to draft for all these guys that are going to Afghanistan to give
back if we have to make a war so they can give back.
What that'll be next would be like, oh, man, I'm so happy that
we got this a national security force for everyone to give back.
Now. We need a war for them to give back to let's go start one.
For sure. All right, you're all and just want to say hi to all
the people in Gitmo nation lowlands officially now, the
Netherlands what was the headline economic crisis hits
the Netherlands? The Netherlands officially more in debt than any
other country in Euro land? What happened consumer debt amounts
to about 250% of available income
or they're gonna screw the Dutch oh, we're gonna have to go right
to the people in Holland people and hear me take your money out
of the bank. Immediately.
We got it. We got to do the you gotta do the giant voice system.
You got it? You gotta do it. By it. I don't have the word they
wants the megaphone. Oh, giant voice system here. In Holland,
take your money out of the bank, put it in the mattress
immediately
out of the bank isn't holding the place where they trade the
first place that really pushed them cashless society. Go
anyway, Oh, well. Done. You suck. You really suck in the
giant voice system.
Bell by messages good.
People of Holland people of Holland. citizens take your
money out of the bank immediately. Especially the ING
Bank who seems to have problem with their internet banking.
This is not a drill. They are screwing with your money, take
it out, buy bitcoin. You may not resume normal activity, please
continue to purchase
your stick keep going to the stores. So then they try to make
his cash slips in Holland. Is it? Do they still use a euro? Or
is it if it's in a credit card? If it's old debit stuff? Yeah,
you're screwed?
No, there is no cash. We go through this? No. But I'm
telling you there's
set them up. It was a setup here. Let's take the cash away.
Dell. And by the way, these cards are so much more handy.
Let's take the cash away and then pull the rug out from under
him and take 30% of whatever they whatever they have in his
virtual universe. Yeah.
So following yesterday's discussion of on the brink, the
Dutch it
was a Dutch guy who made the announcement about Cyprus. Yeah,
well, of course. Thing is more
dice will bloom. Yeah. So the ing banking website, the
internet banking site, where people are getting zero
balances, overdraft reports incorrect balances cards.
Oh, I see. But they flip the switch too soon. Hard. Working
in
the supermarket. You cannot pay happen. You cannot pay with cash
in the supermarket.
This is a dry run.
They have no idea. Everyone's home is underwater. Everybody's
home is underwater. The debt 250% That's crazy. This thing is
primed. It's gonna it's gonna flip me you know, the minds will
just break the dikes open and flood the place.
Sounds to me like a buying opportunity to get Latin
Amsterdam.
Oh, anyway, when it's like the movie or the TV series
revolution, which is on here in the United States, which our
producer John's district sent us this know who sent us this
what? You didn't
You didn't you ever read your email? Yeah
one of our producers sent us this nice catch by the way a
little clip from a revolution from this this week's episode
before I didn't have choppers and soldiers before I didn't
have the resources I You should have come to me earlier maybe
but honestly I couldn't make up my mind about whether you were
worthy or had your head deeply up your own ass
most people don't talk to me like that. Most people don't
have the power to hand you a continent
I could have gotten a Georgia for Governor Aflac in California
but I chose you
governor Aflac and California
really? Yeah, I got that mail. I thought that was pretty funny.
Yeah, it's very cute.
So I that's pretty much it. I got some stuff but nothing worth
paying. Well, I
have one thing which is out of it's out of my realm. It's away
from my field. Although I'm pretty sure that we have agreed
on the central point being all sports professional sports are
rigged.
At Yeah, especially in the playoffs and highest level. Yes.
So
we have the final for the NCAA Final Four. And I don't watch
any basketball I I've met Shaq. That's my basketball experience.
I know Dennis Rodman plays with the Harlem Globetrotters. Are
they the NCAA? Are they in the playoffs? Are they in the in the
World Series of basketball predictions? Detroit, Michigan
will win. or University of Michigan. They're in Detroit,
Michigan, aren't they? Yeah, it's
Mitch advisor, if I'm not mistaken is Wichita State
Michigan. Louisville, and who's the other ones that Kansas?
Yeah, but it's in Michigan. Like it's like a Cinderella story.
Like they never win anything?
No, no, they did Michigan now. Michigan wins all kinds of
stuff. But in basketball, they haven't won much of late
actually in football either. But they're but traditionally
they're a powerhouse that wins a lot. Yeah, well, they're
gonna win because why? Because they need it because you know,
there's the Detroit City has been hijacked by bankers. So
they need to it's in austerity, they need to they need some good
vibes. And we need to distract from the the whipping that the
people of Detroit are getting so I'm going to call Michigan as my
bracket. So how you
bracket do this right at all? Right, good. Is that how you say
it? You should just know the winner of the it's gonna go to
Michigan what you're saying is going to win the next game and
go into the finals and then you said they're going to win the
championship. They're
gonna win the championship. Yes. Is that coming up? Isn't that on
your birthday?
So no, no, no. There is a
March Madness if the if the finals are in April.
Well, that's that is a blender they have to move the seasonal
round, but because all the really good games are in March,
and then it's just finally winds down to this one last game,
actually for this final four. And then you have the final
game, which will be I'm pretty sure it will be Michigan and
Louisville. Now Louisville is the hands down best team period.
So if Michigan wins in that playoff game if they get that
far, that would be a huge upset. Huge upset.
Michigan for the win.
Okay, I actually can't I mean, I think
I mean, Kentucky, Kentucky doesn't need anything one way or
the other dudes. Kentucky is fine that nothing going on. They
got they got Rand Paul, you know, he's a superhero. They
don't need anything.
I would say that. Yeah, it's true. Rand Paul. I don't know I
based on our own theories, I would say everything you said is
absolutely correct. Michigan should get it. But I'm thinking
that this is since this team is not even in Detroit to just the
Ann Arbor or some one of those cities outside nowhere near it.
I don't think it would apply or not apply.
We'll see. We shall see. Um, and then I would like unless you
have something I'd like to leave you with one kind of question.
Go apparently the meat in History came together and
they're changing all the names of cuts of meat. Did you know
this?
No. And why? Well probably by the way, I've never seen I
haven't seen a porterhouse steak for years.
So let's see what this is the National Pork Board and the Beef
Checkoff Program whatever the hell that is. So here's what
they're doing
is they're trying to sell us cheaper cuts of meat with
fancier sounding names. I think you're
I think you're right. So here's the it's what it would be okay.
The pork chop will disappoint disappear the word pork chop,
which I think is a mistake, because I think that's great.
Pork Chop is great. Instead, it will be Porterhouse chops,
ribeye chops and New York chops for pork. The pork butt will
become the Boston roast.
some humor in that
in the beef file, a boneless shoulder top blade steak will
become a flat iron steak. Oh, they've already made that
switch. A beef under blade boneless steak will become a
Denver steak.
I think that's been in play for a while in some places. Okay.
Any other ones? Hmm.
That's all I've got here on this report. I was hoping you would
have heard about it. You mean you this is kind of up your
alley. It is. So why are they doing this?
Well, I think for the for the pork guys that get people to eat
more pork. Is there a renaming of after beef cuts?
So you're right. It's kind of like and pork is cheaper than
beef, I would say is that generally true? Right. Okay, but
I'd like a Boston roast please. Which is basically pig's ass.
No, it's
actually a shoulder.
No, I'm just kidding. But pork butt sounds like you know, like
pig ass.
Yeah, I know. It's never been a good name. Yeah.
All right. Well, that was a disappointing end of the show
was I can make a backup of those. But you slow roast them
and then make pulled pork takes about 1214 hours and you have
the best food years back. John
bring us back to greatness before we get broadly cheap.
Give me something great before we get out of here. I mean,
that's soccer. I'm sorry.
Let's play. Here's an interesting play Burston.
There's so they had this as se cup is woman who's on MSNBC.
Yeah, she's kind of like the token right wing token right
winger, and she was on C span interviewing some millennial kid
who was just could not stop talking about himself and what
he thinks the future is for millennials. And, and it was
pretty stupid. But play the Burston cannot stop talking clip
to when I was growing up in the midst of what's essentially been
a 10 year war war on terror. How has that shaped the millennial
viewpoint,
it's made this generation realize that we're part of an
interdependent global world, this is really the first global
generation of the rest of the world being deeply related to
us, if you may have been able to, in some ways, live under a
rock in previous generations and be disconnected from the rest of
the world and think about, you know, America only or your
country only. But I think we recognize that and I think
it's bull crap. I mean, World War Two game was and in fact,
most of this globalization stuff began before World War One,
which was another thing that made us real, he's full of shit.
It was kind of okay. Okay, and I think I think we'll end up with
this from a chat room. Brand new cuts of meat. The New York
premium sausage is Anderson Cooper. I think that I think I
think that quality
is terrible. All right.
Let's get out of here. Do have some cool stuff to talk about on
Sunday, which I'm working on. So more Euro land stuffs. pretty
nuts.
We'll celebrate my birthday.
We will celebrate John's birthday. Oh, yes. Reminder. If
you want to congratulate John with a little birthday present,
make your donation amount the age you think he is.
Yeah, there you have it. It's a trigger. And you might want to
play Chuck Hagel makes a sound clip
to play us out. Yeah. That was that was by far the best clip of
the day, but not worthy of the award. Alright, everybody, thank
you so much for hanging with us. That sounds very It sounds very
hipster. I'm not sure I like that. Kind of hipster.
You actually have qualities of.
Yeah, thanks, you
compliment. I now think and hipsters are cool. Okay.
Remember people listen to the giant voice system it knows all
and sees all coming to you from the Travis heights hide out here
in the capital of the drone Star State Austin Jay Haas in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
I'm from Northern Silicon Valley, where every day is
happy, everyone's happy. That was not gonna work. Let me
think, from Northern Silicon Valley. I'm John C. Dvorak.
We'll talk to you again on Sunday right here on no agenda.
Take care Happy Vegan.
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