Oh my god,
you dog you
were all friends sexy. Adam curry John C. Dvorak is
Thursday April 11 2013 Time for your get my nation media
assassination episode 503 This is no agenda polishing up my
antisocial personality disorder here at the Travis high tide out
in Austin, Texas capital the drone Star State in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry.
And without further ado, from Northern Silicon Valley, I'm
John C. Dvorak. Greg Levin Buzzkill. No further inclined
you and for you. I,
what a fantastic fantastic thing to see it look, it's not like I
didn't agree that we both agree that Bitcoin is the beanie baby
of the financial crisis. In fact, I tweeted that just to
remind everybody that that is what you said what you asserted
Yes. And that's what makes me think that we have a crash
coming because the baby phenomenon was the same thing
worthless crap means nothing that traded his thought was had
great value. I love
I love the on Reddit they have a subreddit and this like hold
strong everybody it's really funny. This is where we got a
wall we got a wall at 100
My god way yeah, these are it was probably a Florida 100 No,
no, they
they call it a wall. They call it a wall. Yes. Yeah, the
Bitcoin
down straight down. It's not a wall down. The Bitcoin
community calls it a wall. Don't be a denier. Man. This is a
natural correction.
By the way, this was the same group. I did. Many of them were
really old enough but it was essentially it was a bunch of
tech nuts. That helped start the beanie baby thing
it was indeed it was it was geeky nerds wasn't a
lot of them. And then of course then it went mainstream and
that's one of the thing really skyrocketed
then it became like the toy
right for this technically to be the same way it would have to
get picked up by the public and then his become worth 1000s of
dollars and then crash to zero.
But you know what's interesting about the so if you haven't if
you have no idea what's going on, but have a report well Oh,
hold on a second. Oh my goodness.
This is local news reporter trying to explain Bitcoin.
What's the report tight? Oh, I got it. All right, here we go.
Come on, come on load up.
That prohibits it. It probably sounds a lot like a scam to a
lot of people. That's right. It's money that you can't touch.
The people are snapping it up like crazy. Vasquez on something
called the Bitcoin.
amount of open space. hailer more of Nashville is selling his
property in Canada asking price $405,000 Or a few 1000 Bitcoins,
Bitcoins are digital coins you can send through the internet.
I've used it for a few online purchases and it's it's been the
simplest thing that I've ever used. So what exactly is a
Bitcoin? Actually is probably easier to talk about what
Bitcoin is not. They are not physical coins. They are not
wads of paper cash. Bitcoin is digital money, transactions from
computer to computer, nothing you can hold in your hand. Well,
it's a virtual currency you right you can't touch it. But
most of your dollars in the bank you can't really touch anyway,
Declan McCullough have seen it says special software assigns
your Bitcoin currency a unique code that you would keep in a
virtual wallet. Bitcoins are transferred directly from person
to person via the net without going through a bank or clearing
house two years ago bitcoins were worth less than $1 Each and
were unknown outside the tech world
but in so first of all, I think that it was this actual podcast
that asserted that this was not something to invest your time
and money into. Correct and you and we've been we were attacked
several times.
Oh yeah. This is remote reminiscent of another clip I
play later. Yes, we were attacked from a number of
sources from the
No no, no, from the Bitcoin community.
Right. It was from the Bitcoin Yeah, the true believers. It was
a true believers at a time.
And it's sad now because I'm reading on this on the
subreddit, which was just hilarious yesterday. A couple of
things. First of all, this is all about the exchanges. We need
to know exchanges because Mt Gox, which is how I call it but
it's I guess, Mt. Mt. Gox. Mt. Gox is the main exchange and of
course, this is where everything's manipulated. And
supposedly they got a denial of distributed denial of service
attack with people, you know, selling, or bots. selling
Bitcoin is whatever. It's the whole point is that we said
don't do this and I read sad stories of people like, man I
just got in yesterday or No, no, here's the daily here's I worked
for bitcoins. That's my favorite. I worked for bitcoins
not feeling too good now, yeah. When you get paid a $266 to the
Bitcoin and what is it currently? It's 120.
still high? Yeah, I mean, it's worthless. It's worthless,
hammered zero,
right? So everyone's like, man, what are you going to do with
all your Bitcoin Mini? So I'm just holding on, I have still
100 Bitcoin. So in theory, I lost, like $16,000. Of course, I
had nothing to start with. And I didn't put this as all found
money, so called money. And I but I wonder. So we know,
there's this outfit called Bitpay. And the way Bitpay
works, and it helped me understand this, John,
I've heard you wait a minute, don't put those kinds of demands
on me.
So they gave you a Bitcoin. It's free if you're selling stuff. If
you're a merchant, now, I'm not a merchant, you know, they have
a good little PR thing going on, you know, the first bar in New
York City to accept bitcoins and so
the way it works buy a drink with a Bitcoin. Well, there's
it's a process. But you get like a QR code you get no it doesn't,
it doesn't matter. Here's my
Hey, man, I can't remember my number bro. It's kind of long,
long, give me like a double. And then I'll give you a Bitcoin
tomorrow.
So they give you a bitcoin address. The minute money is
deposited Bitcoins, I'm sorry, are deposited, it shows up at
the current rate in your account, and they transfer that
amount to your bank account minus 1% fee.
Oh, what's that there was no fees involved with this. Great,
so
bear with me, because I'm asking you a question. So on this
meteoric rise, I've been like, every day, I'm like, I'm gonna
sell a Bitcoin, I need its time. And so so I don't sell it, I
just transfer it to my Bitpay account. And then, you know,
boom, it's there in dollars, and they send it to me. So what
happens to an outfit like that? Who received? I don't know,
maybe, maybe they received 1000 bitcoins yesterday from people
who were expected to see it change into the current rate.
You know, they only do their their transfer once a once a day
to the bank account. So how do they eat the loss on that?
Well, actually, the way most of these things work is mutual
funds have a similar kind of a setup, they have a certain time
when they do the transaction. And is that the type of
transaction that the that the calculation of what you get is
made, it's not like in the morning, he says, say in the
morning, by the way, in the morning and in the morning to
you John C. Dvorak in the morning all ships to see boots
on the ground feet in the air and subs in the water and
Davidson nights out there. Yeah. And, and the chat room anyway,
in the morning. They get you send your Bitcoin into them
before thinking you're gonna get 160 bucks if they I don't know
how they're set up. But generally speaking, the way it's
supposed to work, is that when the transaction actually takes
place, that's you get the transaction amount. Yeah, yes, I
know, you get 100 bucks instead of the 160 expected.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, that's not that's not how
they're doing it at least well, they're doing it wrong. Well,
that's why I'm asking how can those guys survive when you have
can't?
They just would that's why you don't do it that way? Science.
You don't do it that way. Because that's what can happen.
You get whipped whipsawed. Right.
That's what I mean. Yeah. Do you like my new jingle science? Do
you recognize that voice? That you know, science? Name the
voice?
Oh, God, you know, yeah, Sheila's an expert.
You can do you can do this one science, who would rip our show
off while claiming he's never heard it. Oh, that's Leo.
Science. Exactly. I just feel or show off with. I'm just saying
yes, he does that. Just what you're doing a podcast.
Twice a week. No. Oh, before we start, remember on the show 500.
Well, we have started technically, I guess on show 500
You brought back a couple of clips. And then we played them.
And these were just crazy things that only really this show has
stopped to talk about and think about. But one clip in
particular, one of our producers went holy crap. I mean, you guys
you're playing for the second time and do you actually hear
what is being said? And this is in regards to the do Do you
believe an attack on the homeland is imminent within the
next six months?
Right? Said in 2009, right. But who knew and said yes,
well, that wasn't really the question nor the answer. And
okay, yeah, I know. And I'm like, and it took me a while to
underscore this email was coming in and a lot, I guess, how much
email? And I try not to reply, because when you reply them,
people think, Oh, goody, I have a little chat with Adam. That's
it, man. I'm hooked. I got another email from him. Let's
see if he actually signs off even with his initials.
I answer all email.
Deke, do not. All right. So let's listen to this again, with
with new ears
or intelligence to the head of the CIA. They were all in
agreement. Listen. What is the likelihood of another terrorist
attempted attack on the US homeland in the next three to
six months?
Now? Did you hear what she said?
Yes, she was like a terror attack or attempted attack,
the likelihood of a US attempted attack now listen to the answer.
high or low. Director Blair.
An attempted attack the priority is certain.
The priority is certain for an attempted attack.
Now, yeah, you're right, that actually that answer is
ludicrous on its surface.
I mean, we know what it means is yes, the priority is we're gonna
go do something. This exactly what it means
to play the whole thing over again, with it in mind that
she's asking if we're going to attack ourselves in some phony
baloney way. Yeah. And is it important that we do so? Which
which is the reinterpretation of the question?
That's the real question here. Yes. All
intelligence to the head of the CIA. They were all in agreement.
Listen. What is the likelihood of another terrorist attempted
attack on the US homeland in the next three to six months? high
or low? Director Blair? And attempted attack the priority is
certain I would say. I would agree with Mr. Mueller. Agree.
General Burgess ma'am agree. Mr. dinger?
Yes
and note and notice that none of them say because the question
was high medium or low and they're just saying that
whatever he said you know the priority is high for and the
priority is high. We got to do that. So you just have to listen
people that's the that is the the lesson here then even we
missed that. Can't believe it. Man we need to play our jingle
for that. Oh, here we go. We're believable. Unbelievable.
So so the Bitcoin thing fell apart?
Oh, no, no, no, no, this is a this is a normal market
correction. This is how the free market
works. Yeah, this is my thinking. This is
shall we? Shall we read some from the from the Bitcoin
subreddit?
Yes, I want to hear some of
this. Here is one. I think this subreddit should seriously
consider having suicide hotline info posted. Okay, that makes
sense. Oh. Oh. Please stop crying. Move over to another
exchange and save the future of Bitcoin. Oh, man. The one that I
had yesterday seems to have been bumped off. That was that was
just hilarious. And people are just like, oh, man, this is who
else didn't sell that? I mean, have you ever have you ever seen
these the second bunch of old ladies? Well, no, it's more like
the the Yahoo bulletin board penny stock
forums. A bunch of old ladies too.
Right? Well, yeah, I don't know if they're old ladies. But
they're all just
they're not old ladies. They're they act like old ladies.
fidgety old ladies.
Right. So everyone's very surprised that they weren't able
to really trade when this price fluctuates. fluctuations.
Very interesting phenomenon.
All right. Well, I'm just waiting. Now. Where are y'all
come on back. Let's wait for the love the Bitcoin love after we
told you. So. We did. We told everyone so.
Well, you're still
no, no, John, what are you talking about? I expressly told
you to take the Bitcoin donation off of the donation page. Yeah,
no, I did that. Because it couldn't. So here's the here's
the here's my point people so let's say we're counting on
exchanging this into money to pay for rent, which is pretty
much what we do you know, with with the funds you support us
with, so that we can you know, rent and food there's not much
outside deals they will bills. Yeah. So if if people had
donated on the last show, which was already low and they had
done it in Bitcoin and we would immediately have had only 40%
Can you imagine? It's huge? Yeah, it would have been sad
would have been a really sad day.
Okay, well in more lively news, yeah. I'm gonna read the
headline and then read a bit of the article. Okay. Bras make
breasts Saghir. A 15 year French study revealed so they were
studying breasts 15 years. It says here women have long been
told that a good bra can help support the chest relieve back
pain and prevent sagging. However, a new 15 year French
study reveals the opposite. Bras do a little to reduce back pain
and overtime they can actually make breasts breast sag even
more really, indeed.
Indeed, he says
a real yawn and his team I'm going to skip through a little
bit of the article. And his team spent years majoring the changes
in the breasts of 330 women using a simple slide rule and
caliper at the center of hospitality a universe of care
presidents where he carried out his research was French guys
carried out 15 years of major measuring breasts.
And this was funded but this was a funded research project.
The study found that women who took off their bras for good
experienced a seven millimeter measured by the by the
measurement tool lift in their nipples each year. Each year
they didn't wear a bra seven millimeters up. Researchers also
found that bra less women develop firmer breasts and saw
their stretch marks fade. Okay, anyway.
Well, that's good. That's just great. Yeah. Thank you for that.
That's
it and on these studies.
That's why we are the best podcast in the universe.
Everybody
has been reporting this has been done to report it. You know.
What I did see was a huge interview with Anthony wiener
and Houma Aberdeen in the New York Times.
Oops, they're trying to get him back in the fold. They you know,
they figured the public is going to forget what a pervert he is.
Well, here's
what's interesting. So I'm looking at this article. I'm
like, You should just Google it real quick. Just just to grab
it's like 10 pages, webpages that is online.
I am alright Aberdeen's what?
Hu Ma, who? Huma, Huma so this is see if I can find this for
you soul
searching Lynard seeks forgiveness CNN one hour was it
he's got a PR person will post Well,
here's news. Okay, so here's what's interesting for mayor. So
he's running for he's he's considering running for mayor.
That's what this is about. And so it's normal that you're going
to start cranking stuff up. So I read this interview this
morning, in its entirety. It is unbelievable fluff piece. This
is the New York Times who's at
his home. So I'm looking at it now. Anthony Weiner Illuma.
Aberdeen's post scandal playbook. Yeah, so the picture
of them around the table He's barefoot.
There. I think they're both barefoot in the picture.
She No, no, no, she's got some sort of leopard skin.
Flats. She's got flats on. Okay, that's so pumped. So I'm reading
this. And I mean, so this is not only completely full of crap, it
is such a puff piece. And this is the New York Times. This is a
potential mayoral candidate for the hometown of this newspaper.
And this is one big fluff. There's not even one mention of
the fact that he's Jewish, and she's Muslim. And that's not in
the whole article at all, you know, but it's all about their
relationship and their marriage. There's no mention of Bill
Clinton having officiated over their over their wedding. And in
fact what's very interesting is all the time Anthony wiener is
talking about maybe he should run maybe you is considering it.
Not once does it is written I don't know if he said it and I
want you to written you know that he cares about the city of
New York. It's all about him and about his path. And I told you I
met this guy. I interviewed him for CNN, when he was still a
councilman. He is an asshole. And I said that when he would
member before we even knew he was lying. So this guy, he's a
total political douche bag.
And then when were you working for CNN? It
was they had they had a CNN presents. There was no CNN
special series. They would have like different celebrities. This
is my MTV days, different celebrities go out, celebrate
ease, go out and interview politicians. You had the big
hair then had the big hair and I interviewed him. I like to see
that interview. I interviewed him. But then I also went to see
his his. His Uber granddaddy, which was Chuck Schumer and I
interviewed him in Washington for the piece.
Oh, you think? What jealous about these two guys?
Okay, Anthony Weiner is an asshole. Chuck Schumer is the
asshole of the daddy's asshole. I was I mean, it was so
uncomfortable. For me. It was just like an wiener. I mean, I
we talked about this on the show, when this was all coming
down. Like this guy is just creepy. It he doesn't give a
crap. You know, he only shows up for the cameras. I mean, I saw
the whole thing taking place. And when he was a councilman, so
you know, so this is clearly a move. And then I see the article
is written by Jonathan Van Meter, or Mater depending on how
you pronounce it. Google that name for a second this will be
this will give you a kick, Jonathan Van Meter plant, m e t
er and look what he's done recently. Just look at the
Google Let me see. Oh, do you think he did every single piece
for Hillary Clinton? Do you think he did the Vogue piece for
Hillary Clinton? Yes, actually Google Jonathan Van Meter and
Hillary that's even better. And let's see all the puff pieces
that he's written in Hillary's in Hillary's footsteps? Under
let's see, top 10 things we learned about Hillary Clinton
from Vogue magazine. Hillary's crush, and David Miliband,
Hillary Clinton's lighter side. This guy is, you know, he's on
the Clinton payroll.
You see right through it. Yeah, I'm looking at some of his stuff
for the New York Magazine.
But then he writes for New York Times about a possible mayoral
candidate by the way, the guy has four and a half million
dollars in the Anthony wiener for Mayor fund, and another one
and a half million leftover from the Senate, which he gets to
keep. And you know, New York if new house, I'm sorry, the house,
if New York would elect this guy. They deserve it. It's just
but you know, it's so obvious that the Clintons are pushing
him. And we knew this from the start, we knew that this was the
whole deal.
Because who's got the wife? You know, Hillary's girlfriends, his
wife. And so that's one important aspect, if not a
couple of Emperor types. And so they will they figure they can
get more? I mean, how much more money does Bill Clinton need? I
mean, he's already halfway to the grave, and he's still trying
to make as much money as he can.
Do now. Now of course, we have Chelsea who was? Oh, yeah, well,
of course, that's in the Red Book, that we're that Chelsea
would run. Yeah, of course, it's in the Red Book,
long ago in the release. So when we first saw Chelsea do
something we feared she's gonna run for something. Right? I
didn't refer Irishman in Southern California, and I
didn't
clip it, but and by the way, she you know, for for the, for the
way she's for the woman she's turned out to be as she she's a
great speaker. She's very, very good. And she was being
interviewed, I don't know, probably ABC or is you know, and
some friendly compromised news network. And it's like, well,
you're gonna run she's like, Well, no, but, you know, should
I feel that there's a novelist here. We know. Yeah. Should I
feel that there's an obvious need for better drafted, it was
no, no, no, she's like, I'm very happy with my current
representation. But should I feel that that's different than
I
just someplace where I I'm not happy with those people there.
So then I can go run there. Yeah, this is the this is the
dinosaur New Yorkers
are idiots anyway, I mean, Hillary Clinton, who's never
really lived in New York ever, you know, waltzed into the US
Senate as a senator from New York Yeah. Which is just shows
you that how you know how weak willed the New York Public is in
general. And cuz she's not in New York and she's how she
represent New York and then of course, she's She promised she
wasn't gonna run for anything else and immediately ran for
president against Obama thinking it was a shoo in because she was
so lazy because she was too overconfident and lost. I think
they do have an overconfidence probably. Yeah, yeah. No,
although that may screw things. Anyway,
I just thought it was kind of interesting to see
if New Yorkers are so dumb that they elect this. This Dick
exhibitionist as their I think be funny. Do yourself New York,
who instead of the big app would be the big dick.
So do yourself a favor and read this article. And then, you
know, ask yourself trying
to read it right now on the web.
How compromised readable how compromised is the New York
Times I mean so the two that like three bastions we have left
that are still held as like you know because the Tiffany network
that went away with Dan Rather than we have the New York Times
which is supposed to be you know the paper of record and then we
have our national treasures PBS and NPR NPR by the way who have
been doing a fundraising drive Can I listen to
that gear? Well, it's
so I literally I wish I could have recorded I've lived so we
have k u t. FM in in Austin. wishes you pretty it was pretty
funny when you say it in Dutch cuz FM Believe me it's funny in
Dutch
Yeah, I know what it means.
They I heard the host literally say, you know, we look forward
to your sponsorship and if you want the name of your company
read on air only $750. We'll do that. I think that board has
borderlining legal
No, it's not.
And well, first of all, I'm illegal wars. I'm like we charge
50 bucks. We're a good deal. What's this 750 bucks to get
your to get your name mentioned? Crap. A Lola.
Oh, that's only in the local station to which probably has a
smaller audience in
Austin. Austin, can you believe that? I can just use it. Whoa,
honey. I think we shall do that. That'd be good for the hardware
store. We don't have we do have a philharmonic. We do have some
kind of orchestra here. I think the Austin Philharmonic I think
we have that.
Or the ballet Symphony Orchestra. If there's a
Philharmonic, a lot of people don't realize the Philharmonic
is what you name the second band in town.
I think it's a I think we have a symphony Austin symphony. I
don't think it's doing too well. Yeah, awesome. symphony.org
There you go. We do have one. As I said, not doing well though.
No, those bands are hard to maintain that we're there. We're
doing some special limited generally speaking in a good
orchestra like that, or good Symphony Orchestra. Almost
everybody in the band is getting paid over $100,000 a year. Oh,
wow. Really? Yeah. And they sometimes it goes way up in the
end the conductor a good conductor gives two to $5
million
for waving a stick for waving
apparently is a little more to it than that. No bull crap here.
Watch I can do that. There you go. Waving a stick. Kidding me.
Waving is where they make the waving that's why the sound is
so good. If you don't if you can't pay those kinds of that
kind of money, especially for some of these some of these
specialties some of these really talented musicians. You sound
like crap it doesn't take much just
because your stick wavers no good you need a better stick
wave and dude up front that's Oh, wow. Well anyway, we do have
some supporters who who came in lower than your typical a
national treasure donation amounts but at least we do have
some we haven't. We have to what three eggs executive producers
for this program. A bunch of people. This is good. This is
good news. This
should be like, you know,
let me just say one thing, John. Mickey felt so bad for you on
Sunday. Why? Because, you know, I came out and she's like, Oh,
the birthday she's like, Oh my God. I mean, doesn't John really
feel crappy about you know, people not not giving him any
donations for his birthday? And I'm like, No, fuck him. I don't
give a shit if he feels bad
what you should say. So let's thank a few people and starting
with the our buddy up and tie guard to guard or triggered
Oregon depending on your persuasion, sir melon song. Oh,
Michelle, Dwayne melody in the morning, I hereby claim my
territory as the Earl of Oregon united. Now
Yeah, he's he's, he's always giving like eight knighthoods or
something. Yeah, he's he's been a supporter of the show for
years and
years. So he's probably Yeah, Earl Grey, nice. And Earl of
Oregon. It sounds like a winner. By the way, I want to mention to
people out there that these these appearances and
declarations are, they may seem a little silly, but when they
all get put into a book, or posted somewhere or something
some day in the future
Yeah, won't be so it won't be so silly when society collapses and
you've got a piece of paper to show that you own shows that
you're the Earl of Oregon is not going to be so funny then.
I couldn't be you laugh now. That's right. He commemorations
with a $503 donation is 503 is one of the Oregon area codes.
Oh very nice. and he'll be a member of the 503 Club.
Beautiful
Oregon. You can't you can't pump your own gas. This is true when
you go to Oregon they pump your gas for you. Oh, is that against
the law? It's against the law to pump your own gas. It used to be
you know, but they'd always have Eve everywhere around the
country of course when you're when I was a kid service. Yeah,
it's cool. So you drive up, they come running out and they pump
your gas and wash your windows and check your tire and you open
the hood. They check your oil and make sure you have enough
oil in the car. Seriously, and then they give you a free maps.
Maps I'm Hey, buddy. You got a map? I remember that. I remember
my dad like, Hey, you got a map? Yeah, remember that maps became
a business.
No map. No service. pump your own gas.
Shut up, slave.
Shut up. Get out.
Boy, that's progress for you.
Yes to bumper stickers on his courses, saying read the
Constitution. Nice. All right. Thank you, sir. And you will
have Oregon, Oregon as yours done. Josh. Josh Jackson in West
Sacramento, California. 33333. So Tuesday, I'm driving home
from my divorce lawyer's office.
And how will you tell a good story always starts yes,
there's a good story already. And I'm all and I'm feeling
pretty bummed the driving home I get to the segment of Sunday
show where you guys are discussing the general lack of
donations and listener recognition. John's birthday. I
got such a huge laugh hearing. Adam wish john Happy birthday
with that pathetic and hilarious party horn in the background. I
bet it's a winner. I've gotten so many laughs from the no
agenda show but this might have been the funniest moment and no
agenda history. It brighten my day and I knew I had to donate
Happy belated birthday, John.
You know that. Josh when we moved into the Travis heights
hideout, he sent us a number of four leaf clover bulbs. Bulbs.
Yeah, apparently they're they Well, yeah, they're bulbs. I
didn't know that. They grew in bulbs. And and we've planted
them and yes, four leaf clover bulbs.
Are they big bulbs there? Yeah,
that kind of, well, not huge, but they're little oblong. All
right. I mean, do you have any experience with four leaf clover
bulbs?
I never I thought four leaf clovers were just a mistake.
Apparently, leprechauns sell these on the internet. And and
he sent us a box in dirt. And we planted them and they're
sprouting so we have little sprouts and soon hopefully we'll
see if we have actual four leaf clovers. Ah, yeah, that was so
nice of him to detonate because he lives in California plastic
a little piece of plastic bloom in there. And then your friends
at four leaf clover in a plastic gun.
Yes, right. Hey, we can sell them
Yeah, sure. Sure. Barry Hannah in aka detox Alberta. Where all
the money is 333 No comment. Nicolas Caldwell in San Diego
San Diego California. It will be an Associate Executive Producer
to under $50 Great work best content out there interested to
hear your deconstruction of NBC and Fox threatening to go off
broadcast after the Aereo court decision 73 What is this I don't
know anything about you know I will talk about area and after
we're done. Okay. All right. It's a funny idea. All right.
Well, yeah, like least they got was legalized. Alan Bose in
Langley. British Columbia. Happy birthday, John. Happy. Not your
birthday, Adam. One more payment towards the Baronet of Langley.
No, no, you can't you Baronet does not get a protectorate.
Yes, that's that's the that's the rules of the peerage. So
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Get it? Get it ready, get it ready.
Ready, got a pen in hand? Okay, this
is about the North Korea hype. First of all, what is the BBC
thinking with this terminology
on the news now in South Korea has raised its alert level ahead
of unexpected North Korean missile launch intelligence
services and so say that the North has prepared to mid range
missiles for
imminent mid range. I love I love newscasters who
Dwayne Dwayne did she is actually working as a talking
head on the BBC and
Midway edge made
Wayne's midway mid range missiles
mean valance even mean beyond mid range.
Mid range missiles for imminent launch despite warnings from
China to avoid provocative verse or North Korea says the
foreigners in the south should leave for their own safety as it
warns that the region inches towards thermal nuclear war
I mean really thermal and nuclear war
well first of all, here's why there's a real one simple flaw
here of course, is thermonuclear is an H bomb. This guy hasn't
built a bomb that can even reach the the the a bomb potential of
the hero Oshima bomb, so there's no chance unless we threw an H
bomb back at him, which we wouldn't do and they're not
going to drop a bomb anyway, so this is like, very
irresponsible.
It's not just irresponsible, it is wrong. It is just wrong. And
then you take into account that the woman can't even pronounce
her R's for my new Korea boss bones
that the region we have towards thermo nuclear war
at a war. Okay, so there's a little meme that cropped up that
I didn't catch it at first, but then after I started hearing it,
come back and back and I'll play two clips where this meme crops
up. I think I know what's gonna happen.
First, we have alarming new video coming out of North Korea
to show you take a look at this. See missiles being fired on
North Korea's Coast. The secretive regime released this
video yesterday. Now we don't know if these missiles are real.
They may have even been photoshopped. But a US official
says to medium range missiles have been loaded onto launchers
on North Korea's east coast.
Okay, so officials official say to not one but two.
Pilots talk North Korea the situation with North Korea
getting even more tense in just the past hour. There is a new
intelligence out there that North Korea could be planning
multiple missile launches at any moment. On top of expectations,
Pyongyang plans to test fire to mobile missiles from the
East Coast okay, too. So there's they're pushing this to thing.
And, of course, there's no message from the K N AC the
Pyongyang News Agency that says hello here's two missiles
there's not this not true. I mean, you can go look they have
an English version is not I also didn't see any video shooting
stuff at the coast. But okay, it doesn't matter. I check this
stuff, cuz I'm just taking
Uber goon with his binoculars. Yeah, where it goes like it's
always looking through binoculars.
So here's what I think is going to happen. At the same time. Of
course, we have Japan preparing for incoming missiles. Here's
what I think we're going to see we're going to see a launch. Now
we've already established there will be two missiles, we will
see a launch and one will either be shot out of the air by a
patriot or will just explode or just disintegrate. Because I
will assert that Kim Jong Hoon is on our side. And he's just
doing what we tell him to do. But I think we will find the
second warhead. In Japan, let's say Okinawa is an example, that
on the undetonated we will put this in the book we will find
the second warhead and we'll be like, Wow, man, we're really
lucky we we dodged the bullet, but we will find it it will be
nuclear. And this will be the impetus or the the accelerant
for some type of action. There's no other reason to be hyping two
missiles.
Yeah, it's an interesting theory, because of
course, they only going to shoot one but then we'll say well, but
he shot the second one and it Oh, it was a dud in Atlanta.
This thing washed up on the beach. Hey, Betty, what's this
thing washed up on the beach? I'll call call the call the MPs?
Maybe they know what it is
telling you to do it. And Holy Cow Holy crap. I mean, I've just
been doing so much work. I hope people appreciate this. We were
listening to the Vice President.
It's a lot of work.
Because I had to go back and listen to it again. The Vice
President waxing poetic. Remember his New World Order
thing his whole what we need is a prevent a pre Oh, well, I have
the clip here about new the new world order. And then he
mentioned something in here that we went like what is that about?
The affirmative task we have now is, is to actually create a new
world order. Because the global order is changing again. And
institutions that a rule doesn't work so well, in the post world
war two era for decades. They need to be strengthened now by
some has to be changed. Pay attention. So we have to do what
we do best. We have to leave, we have to leave. We have to update
the global rules of the road. We have to we have to do it in a
way to maximize benefits for everyone. Because obviously it's
overwhelmingly in our interest. This is not a zero sum game.
It's overwhelming our interest that China prosper that Mongolia
prosper their nations big and large.
So he went China prosper and Mongolia prosper and
then we've spotted this Mongolia thing when you played that the
last time that's
up well, that's why I'm playing it again, John, because yeah, of
course I did. Why is it why would I torture you with Oh
Biden talking about the new world order if I didn't have
something? Mongolia is the world's fifth fastest growing
economy. And we now have the Ninja miners in Mongolia. Who
are finding gold everywhere apparently. What Yeah. Yep ninja
miners who are called that because they look like when they
take their their panning their gold pans up to the to the to
the rivers to Japan they look like turtles oppose a gold rush
the gold rush in Mongolia? Ah, yeah, they got like huge nuggets
popping out there. 60,000 Ninja miners get
this straight. So we have an area here, China, Mongolia. This
old.
Mongolia is kind of like it kind of plopped in the middle there.
Yeah, yeah.
That's been populated with the human settlements. For what?
100,000 years?
God knows. Yeah,
now they're finding gold. Are you kidding me?
I'm just reading what the Washington Post says.
Some sketchy.
So here we got we got well, also. So if you read their top
five reasons why Mongolia is interesting. And this comes out
when Biden says it and this guy. We know Biden can't keep his
trap shut. This. We know this. He's always giving it away. He's
like the tell. He is the tell. So number one is they say the
ninjas. Who, let's see, they are actually dragging down the real
mining economy because there's so many of them. Number two,
they're becoming too dependent on China, which could be
interesting and that we may want to break them off from Chinese
rule. But this is really about the, the the mines, and I'm
sure, I guess. And maybe we have mining interests in Mongolia.
If we have mining interests, it would be in rare earths. Now, I
would think that if you run into a mineral rich area, and gold is
something of an indicator, at least some minerals are there.
And we know that China, the Chinese, the whole of that
region has lots of rare earth elements, which is what you need
for modern technology for your iPhone. And we do and we also
know facts are gonna bring I guess they're gonna bring that
an asteroid into orbit you know about this?
And well, like I told you, right, everyone laughed at my
tractor beam theory
was they're gonna use a rope I believe.
A chain of bitcoins
they're gonna bring an asteroid and this is that this NASA doing
this is not like you know, it's not this is not done by the
Google boys. I'm sure there
are no no they put out a contract for it NASA is put out
an award contract
contract deal. Okay, so that means that SpaceX or any of
these guys are the guys
who already tried to bring in the Russian media and failed and
it blew up.
So they're gonna bring in this is a small one, this is only one
mile. Okay. And they believe that if it if they screw up,
which I I mean, I know they can do the math to make these things
actually work. But there's always some gotcha that didn't
take into account, but it wouldn't. But let's just say it
screws up and the asteroid has been flung toward the earth
and you want it to go into Mongolia, basically.
Well, that might be an interesting theory. I didn't
even think of that. Well, we don't want you want a Mongolian
blow up to place and then the abilities miners just scour, I
think is apparently what the calculation on this asteroid
what will be left if it hits the Earth's atmosphere, which you
don't want, because it'll be a great display, and you get a
bowling ball.
That's all. Really Yes, a
bowling ball sized item. Yeah, that's how big an asteroid has
to be made. You had to imagine things that has to be really
huge to do any serious damage, but the bowling ball itself will
be like 10 A bombs you know, just boom, right? Because it'd
be coming into some ridiculous speed
again, Mongolia good place for that to happen.
That'd be interesting. Well, that would definitely because
right now you can't go in there with you know, you can't be an
American company with a bunch of dynamite and goblets are blown
up Mongolia to get that the rare rare earth minerals. Anyway,
okay, well, a lot of interesting stuff.
Well, so. But I guess the point is something happening with
Mongolia. Oh Biden meant is it next was China, Mongolia and
then other countries big and large. Remember that other
countries big enlarge. What an idiot. But for him to say
dimension Mongolia. There's something going on.
Over the years. He's always been a tell he is such an awe. And
with this. He just says all these casual things. And if you
just look every one of them up is something that's he just got
out of a meeting where they were talking about Mongolia.
Mongolia, China, Mongolia. Yeah, Reynold. In fact, he is the one
that tipped me off to the this war on crazy that's going on, I
guess. I guess we're gonna get some legislation, an amendment
passed today in the United States of Gitmo nation, which
will have very little to do. And this is kind of what's, what's
fascinating is that the news media that pretends that have
the press cards and everything and the jackets with the big CNN
logo on it. So they're all running around saying, Well,
this is a failure, you know, this. Obama is getting nothing.
He's getting no ban on assault weapons he's getting no, no, no,
no ban on magazine clips, magazine clips, because they
can't just say it properly. It's all magazine clips. And all all
this is about is some kind of universal background check. And
I of course, have a looked into exactly what this legislation
is, is based to think on Senate Bill 374 known as and we don't
actually have the full text yet. But it's also it's known as the
fix gun checks act of 2013. But perhaps we should just have a
little spin around the dial. Here in in in Gitmo nation,
United States, to hear the barrage of crap that has just
been allotted over us for the past 72 hours. It's just it's
been super, super annoying. And of course, this really isn't
about guns at all. But let's just listen to some of the lies.
Here's a Christiana Amanpour, who I used to regard quite
highly, really, yeah. And I thought she was in the red in
the Desert Storm. The original Gulf War. No, she had a thing
going on. And she felt kind of religious. Yeah. But then she
she sold out. And she went to ABC and failed there. And now
she's back and and listen to this live.
I mean, this debate has been going on for a long time. The
fact of the matter is that in states insider states, when
you talk to over it's all played again. I knew you're gonna do
that. Here we go.
I mean, this debate has been going on for a long time. The
fact of the matter is that in states inside the United States
where there are tougher gun laws, there is lower gun crime.
Really? Have you looked
at Chicago? Fact, facts, he says fact of the matter. In states
with tougher gun laws, there is lower gun crime. That is that is
a blatant lie. Yes, that's a long
time. The fact of the matter is that in states inside the United
States where there are tougher gun laws, there is lower gun
crime. We know that Thursday is going to be the real showdown
day in the US Capitol to see how the Congress reacts. Newtown
families are there they've been talking about it. And they're
very committed to sensible gun control.
Ah, okay, here we go. Common Sense sensible facts? Common
Sense, sensible. Okay. Let's listen to some common sense
things. This is Senator min chin mentioned, I think, who
yesterday I believe announced that to all looks like we got
some kind of deal. And he really took it to an extreme end
with the Senate and House, hopefully passing these common
sense measures. And the President said I love
that he says measures by the way, that kind of made me feel
good. I'm like, oh, maybe he's a no agenda guy after all, but
measures, and the President signing it into law. Back home
where I come from, we have common sense.
We have nonsense. Now. We have gotten sense. Oh, thank you. We
have common sense. We got nonsense, and we got gun sense.
All right. Now let's listen to some of the nonsense. You know,
when Joe Biden to us, he was up there talking about the facts.
And of course, he had to really Telegraph that this is one big
magic number scam.
And the past 113 days since Sandy Hook 3300 People have died
at the end of a gun and you've witnessed it.
It's amazing. That number just pops up this how did we get the
33 worked in there just
I don't know how they got 33 worked in there. lievable but
you know, makes listening Joe say it makes sure you say it
twice. So they know that it's that you're telegraphing the
magic number two, or you've witnessed
the aftermath of it. I have the cream of the crop and the
nation's law enforcement in this room today. You could cite for
me what's happened in your jurisdictions in the last 113
days, 3300
Thank you, Joe. Thank you, so I'll make sure I heard it. 3300
then we had our favorite person from Texas. I'm sorry.
Just steal it every time we hear this 33 We've been talking about
this for five years and we Don't know what the code actually
means. It's a specific meaning unless it's just a casual
reference that this is
billed as bullcrap. Either way. So here's Sheila Jackson Lee,
ah, I thought she was done it wasn't she out. I thought her
term was ended or over or she was quitting or
Congresswoman, it keeps getting reelected by the idiots in her
area,
which is Dallas. I'm sure that not Austin.
God, so I believe we are no longer at the point where we can
have sermons, or we can mourn, and yet not do something. Let me
think, I think applaud is not the appropriate terminology.
You got to listen to this Roman. Let me thank. It's like, there's
a way that this woman talks where she, I think that I have
to use the common language of the sensibilities to under
justified to be make sure that I sound like I am talking to the
electorate of the officiating parties who liked
sounds like, like a parody of a parody of of a black person from
the 1800s. Yes, it's an embarrassment.
Listen,
those parents who flew on Air Force One, from Newtown,
Connecticut, you can imagine that they are hurting. Tears
came to my eyes as I saw them, the plane come down off of those
out of the Air Force One, knowing that they are still
hurting. I heard a quote that said, for some of us, it's
months. For those parents. It's one day at a time to imagine
little ones five and six years old, whose bodies were riddled,
riddled, and they are here on the hallways of Congress there
on the hallways to be able to ask us, can we do the right
thing that is for the American people? Oh, and I want to answer
today. All right, a question that I raised. I want to
ask a question that I raised. She wants to answer a question
she,
Oh, can we stop the filibuster? Can we resolve the fact that
sir, that was everyone's talking about the filibuster and blah,
gun legislation
defensible? Wait a minute, defensible a glance legislation,
dissolve the fact that sensible gun legislation does not violate
the Second Amendment. And in fact, we protect the Second
Amendment. No one has challenged the Second Amendment. No one has
challenged concealed permits for concealed weapons that are in
many states but we have said that the tragedy that occurred
in Arizona was someone was using an automatic weapon and had
multiple rounds
an automatic weapon John. Oh, this is new.
I didn't know you could have an automatic weapon don't sell them
he was
an automatic weapon
I heard automatic weapon automatic weapon automatic. Now
she doesn't even know what an automatic weapon well apparently
the Guyana machine gun is what she said apparently the current
army gun of some sort. Apparently
the President is using the same talking points equal t
multiplayer
last night at a no cameras
allowed democratic fundraiser in San Francisco President Obama
misstated the kind of weapon used in the Sandy Hook shooting
advocating for stricter gun control the President said
quote, it is possible for us to create common sense gun safety
measures that respect the traditions of gun ownership in
this country and hunters and sportsmen but also make sure
that we don't have another 20 children in a classroom gunned
down by a semi automatic weapon by a fully automatic weapon in
that case, sadly. So we actually corrected himself and said fully
automatic
so he corrected himself wrong Yeah, and said fully honestly
said actually said the right thing, although it wasn't true
because we know now that the guy only used the pistols, right? I
mean, which by the way, seems to get
well are well, you know, so there's this weird without
really getting into it. There's a discrepancy here that really
is bothering me and listen to the
today Connecticut's governor signed a tough new gun control
law parents who lost children at Sandy Hook Elementary School
stood behind Dan Malloy, as he signed the bipartisan bill
passed late last night. It expands an assault weapons ban
requires background checks for all gun purchases and limits
ammunition magazines to 10 rounds. The Sandy Hook killer
murdered 21st graders and six educators firing 154 rounds in
four minutes using 30 round magazines.
Okay, so first of all, we know that according to the evidence
fact that he did not empty the magazines because that was part
of his gaming training that he deal with just reload whenever I
guess he had riddled some of the children so he did not pay in
order to empty 154 rounds and form If you let's just presume
that he did have a semi automatic rifle, which he didn't
he had handguns but okay, let's just go back and listen to the
why that would mean he would have to have reloaded at least
four times to reach 254 probably five or six times a new new
magazine for no good reason. Yep. So that would have been six
but in four minute like the dry fire apparently. So but you
know, where's this statistic coming from this 154 rounds in
four minutes. This is coming from lie never heard it. Yeah.
Now this has been bandied about quite a bit. Now. Even the
president said
the four minutes the under five minutes somebody have a
stopwatch on this thing, apparently, ya know, they've
got all of this information, all of this. The only thing we don't
have is any, like pictures or evidence or
anything. Well, I've got a couple of gun related things I
want to discuss. Okay, cuz
I do want to get to the to the crazy part. But you want to do
the gun. Let's do
this first, because I just want to throw this in. So everyone
has this before we continue. Okay, so we have it out of the
way. Yeah. So I'm watching the nation's treasure. The
nation's treasure. Yes, Glenn.
So they have a thing on guns and violent. I'm sorry.
Glen Eiffel.
Glen. Glen. Glen Eiffel. Obama's buddy.
What's she hosting? Glen? Glen Eiffel.
I think it was Glenn I did this interview with with Paul
Barrett, they figure they're gonna get this guy out there as
a New York Times best seller Glock, the rise of America's
gun, and which is his book. And so they I don't think they
expected him to come out of the blue by giving us some very
interesting statistics.
Well, I think there as with many social issues, there's a
downside and an upside. And obviously, we've got far too
much gun violence. In the inner cities, we have far too much gun
violence in other segments of society. But it's also important
to put on the table and to think about as we analyze how to move
forward, the fact that, in the aggregate, actually, gun
violence is going down sharply, and has been going down since
the early 1990s. Violent crime overall in this country is at
about half the rate that it was in 1980. And big cities, though,
they still do have pockets of terrible violence, and social
dysfunction, overall, are actually safer today than they
were 20 years ago. And is that
why that's happening?
Well, it's, there's a great deal of debate over that. Okay.
Now you have to listen to there's a great deal of debate
over that. And they leave out one kind of an interesting stat,
which I'll reveal after they're done with their little, you
know, God would what would we get it? Well, how can we explain
this? How do I explain this? There's got to be some way of
explaining it,
of explaining why it's why the why it's gone down You mean or
down to an extreme? Do I get to guess so I'll listen. First of
all, listen,
there's a great deal of debate over that. It is almost
certainly not any one factor. determining why crime levels
shift is a very, very difficult challenge for social scientists.
The ingredients probably include problem higher rate of
incarceration, which has been very pronounced over the last
couple of decades, shifts in police practices, targeting
certain neighborhoods where there's a lot of violence as
opposed to just kind of randomly patrolling the streets, and also
improvements in certain cities, in social programs and in
improving public housing in some cities. There's been very, very
concentrated public housing that's been dispersed to some
degree. And I'm sure the circumstances vary a great deal
from city
so of course, you know, being the nation's treasurer they want
There's one interesting stat and you're gonna have you guessed
because you just guessed, you know what it is? Let's just read
off a couple stats here in 1970 there were 150 million guns
floating around the United States. Okay, I get it. Yeah.
All right. Climbed progressively 2013 300 million guns, more than
any time in our history. We're armed more and the end of gun
violence has gone down.
How is that possible? Just
a little bit about what goes on in Texas?
Uh, you know, I, I tell people this all the time, is you know,
we have no carjackings. We have no little to no gun violence
anywhere. I'm just talking about austenite which I really know.
But you can just look up the headlines. And there's no one
breaking into homes. Because you know, you can and we're polite
to each other in traffic. Ooh, please after you know Sir,
please after you, I don't know what you're packing Go ahead.
Exactly in Texas when once they legalized carry, it was like it
just the crimes went right to the floor. And, and the gun
numbers from 150 to doubled in the since 1971, there was really
a lot of violence doubled and the crime rate went down. They
did not bring this up. This guy would know this, because he just
wrote a book about Glock. But no, I probably did because
they're arresting more people and the police procedures seem
to be improved. And they are also patrolling areas where
there was gun violence instead of randomly patrolling. And I
don't know, it's hard to say. So we have to put up with this.
Well, there's
there's a couple things, a couple things going on. So first
of all, it seems like everything that's being done here is going
to speed up gun purchasing, which I think is just basically
good. I mean, I you know, it's like it, we'll do a background
check in two minutes. Great. Great, make that shit faster,
boy. However, this, of course, is really the war on crazy. And
I'd like to and I was surprised when I did some of the research
about about gun legislation. Now we have these amendments, or,
you know, the you were the the amendment. I think it's s 374.
Whatever is going to get passed probably the fixed gun checks
act of 2013. It refers to US Code Title 18, section 22. This
is the the main legislation which was put in place as a part
of the Brady bill. So this goes back how many years? John? 20
years, 25 years? Well, the Brady
bill, I believe was introduced in 83.
That's 20 years. Yeah. No, that's fine. Because 30 years,
30 years, 30 years ago, US I just mean read this to you. And
then you'll understand maybe a little bit better about what's
going on. And this is just a very long process that has been
going on for a while and they finally gotten there. This is
not about taking your guns away. This is about locking you up
because you're crazy for anything. So US Code Title 18
section 922. It shall be unlawful for any person to sell
or otherwise dispose of any firearm or ammunition to any
person knowing or having reasonable cause to believe that
such person is one under indictment for or been convicted
in any court of crime punishable by imprisonment is a fugitive
from justice is an unlawful user of or addicted to any controlled
substance. It's very important. And here's the big one. This is
the one that Biden I didn't record him saying it but he kept
saying this over and over again. I should have clipped it, but I
just I couldn't stand looking at him anymore. Number four has
been educated as a mental defective. Okay.
I voted in Nazi Germany.
So this is 30 years old advocated as mental defective.
So I go and I'm like, What does mental defective really mean?
And it has been specified a federal law. According to the
Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act. Anyone advocates
the Brady
bill was discussed it was actually passed in a form in
1993. of it during the Clinton Administration. 93. Okay. Well,
that's when the bill was actually passed the Brady
Handgun Violence Prevention Act, I think there was attempts to
pass the so called Brady law Bill Brady Bill, previous to
that I can't find a reference to the exact date just so people
don't think that we don't try to get things correct.
So it did become law in 1993, as I'm reading it here, and the
definition of mental defective, which means and you will have to
have been educated as a mental defective, defective, mental
defective man. The definition of a mental defective in this case
includes anyone whom a court, board Commission, or other
lawful authority has a kangaroo courts has determined to be a
quote, danger to himself or other because of market
subnormal intelligence or mental illness in competency,
condition, or disease. So this, I would say, is rather broad.
Now, of course, what we're doing here, if you go in and you look
at this act, this is not anything. This has nothing to do
with. With real gun legislation. This has to do with grants to
the states. Because this is a state issue. A state determines
what their gun legislation is now in order to get a federal
and of course, this is what the President's been working on, in
order to do Get a make it look like a federal mandate, all the
states have to get on board. Interestingly enough, if you
look at most of the laws for the states, you'd be surprised. What
what the actual definition of mental defective is I'm going to
pull up Texas, just to show you that I'm completely unbiased in
this. And here are the 1-234-567-8910 11. Here are the
12 different things. If you are determined to suffer from at
least one of them, then and I'll go into an important one in a
minute, at least one of them then you are forbidden from
having a gun. This is Texas, this is already law. So what
what is happening in the United States Senate now is they are
bribing the State's Attorney General's what they do with
money to implement this into their background check systems,
the NIC s, I think is what it's called. And we're talking
hundreds of millions of dollars, which no one is going to let
pass up. So Texas, possession of a firearm by the mentally ill,
as determined involuntary psychiatric hospitalization
makes common that's common sense. psychiatric
hospitalization, inpatient or residential substance abuse
treatment in the preceding five year period. Diagnosis in the
preceding five year period by a licensed physician that the
person is dependent on alcohol, a controlled substance or
similar substance that's very much like the Brady bill, or
diagnosis at anytime, at any time by a licensed physician,
that the person suffers or has suffered from a psychiatric
disorder or condition consisting of or relating to schizophrenia
or delusional disorder. Bipolar disorder is half our audience.
Chronic dementia, where they're caused by illness, brain defect
or brain injury. This associative I Identity Disorder,
intermittent explosive disorder, or antisocial personality
disorder. Let's take a look at antisocial personality disorder.
Since I live in the state of Texas and I am a gun owner, I
think I'm probably in violation. The World Health Organization
has determined you have antisocial personality disorder,
if you have at least one of the following conditions. callous
unconcerned for the feelings of others.
Gross and persistent attitude of irresponsibility and disregard
for social norms, rules and obligations, oh. Inc incapacity
to maintain enduring relationships, though having no
difficulty in establishing them. Very low tolerance to
frustration and a low threshold for discharge of aggression,
including violence, incapacity to experience guilt or to profit
from experience, particularly punishment, markedly prone to
blame others or to offer plausible rationalization for
the behavior that has brought the person into conflict with
society. So I think I got at least three of those. Yeah, at
least three. So it's so by this, I should not be allowed to have
a handgun. Hawaii has their own stem just by just pulled a
couple that you are mentally defective if the person is, is
or has been diagnosed, having a significant behavioral,
emotional, or mental disorder as defined by the most current
Diagnostic Manual of the American Psychiatric
Association. That would be the DSM ladies and gentlemen, and
there we have it. Congratulations. You are going
to be what?
What a good job you wrapped it all around into a bundle. You
presented it one piece at a time without getting boring. It was
nothing boring in there. And Biden, thank you. And then you
wrapped it around, and then you came off the track with it took
the spur, and you went over to this mental thing. And then you
found the debt, some documentation, then you spun it
back onto the main line. And bingo, there's that stupid book
again.
I do want to mention that there is one little sidetrack one
little footnote footnote here. There is a new concept that I
believe will help me and I think I can actually get some
government money for this new concept known as neuro
diversity.
Have you heard of this? No, but I will
neuro diversity is a concept suggesting that neurological
differences be respected and recognized as a social category
on par with gender, ethnicity, class or disability. And what
qualifies you as well, individuals with Attention
Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Autism Spectrum Disorder,
dyscalculia, dyslexia, dyspraxia,
dyslexia, and populations, dyslexic and
Tourette Syndrome.
We need to get government grants. I
am getting them I'm getting me some government money for my
neurodiversity. Wow. Which means we need a new jingle
neurodiversity, neuro diverse neuro diversity, so you know, I
can get affirmative action. Because of my Tourette syndrome.
I should I should be first. In fact, I can get I think I should
get a parking pass an invalid parking pass. Because I have
Tourette Syndrome.
Disability Parking has not an invalid and invalid shouldn't be
driving
invalid. I'm sorry. Invalid disability. They don't call it a
Disability Parking Permit.
They do here.
They call it a cripple pass here in Texas. That's this. That's
that cripple past. Hey, but how cool is that?
Go for it. Yeah. Dyslexic is now disabled. What is it? What
you're saying is every dyslexic which is half the population
from what I can tell. From Jay Leno down to Mimi.
And Miss Mickey. Miss Mickey's dyslexic.
There you go. It's good. You guys, you have perfect parking
permits. Oh, no wonder so I'm in Las Vegas. I'm in Las Vegas.
Yeah. Nab wait
was a hooker and blow trip? I don't know about
you know about it didn't know agenda broadcasting exhibition
in Las Vegas. I'm surprised you didn't come. So? Yeah. So I go
down to the parking area where they had
way, way way back it up. Back it up. Back it up. You flew out of
what airport? Oakland? And did you choose any of our no agenda
travel tips at the Gestapo?
Try not wondering whether even discussing this as legal.
Because it's possible they make their privacy something about
lying to an official, but I'm gonna give you a hypothetical.
This is not necessarily something I did. But let me just
say that if you go to the line, and there's always a guy
standing there between the the scanning machine and the
magnetometers the guy there, you tap him, right? And so you will
find that if you if you just make a motion to your shoulder
with like your left hand and you just you touch your shoulder
with it, the guy immediately says can't lift your arms.
Really.
He already knew the this hypothetical situation.
And I said, I'm sorry, I didn't say medically you could have
said I would have said something like no, just this one. I had
dislocated shoulder to just what you might
hypothetically. So that's I like that as a hypothetical idea.
Discipline this dislocate. It's got some it's got some I have
neuro diversity.
So so it's just like, oh, yeah, no problem. Boom, boom, good
luck, you know, and you could just immediately go flying
through on the Las Vegas side, hypothetically. Same central
thing and the guy the only this guy, same thing, they just
jumped to conclusions. And then he's really sympathetic. All
right. Okay, buddy, gotta get on through there. And
threatens hypothetically, you were maybe you could have been
sent to the magnetometer instead.
No, no, I was sent through the magneto. I mean, I was
hypothetically sent through the magnetometer. Yes. And, but it
was like with a lot of with a with a kind of a oomph. You
know, it's like get in there, you know, fight it off. Shake it
off, get back into the game, walk it off. So that trick,
which is you know, obviously us
only people this would be
they would have required doctor's notes or some god knows
what they're going to do when they finally get a clue. But
it's really speeds things up because you get in that route
thing that you when you get in that, by the way if you get in
that round thing. Well, anyway, go on, but you get on there. I
think that's about it takes about 10 or 15 seconds out of
your day when you can zoom through the magnetometer.
Anyway, hypothetically,
hi. pathetically hypothetically. Okay, so
I'm back in Vegas, right? So I'm driving around and I've had that
meeting. It's with somebody, one of the micro companies or
something and I have to get, I had to go to a lunch and I had
to come back. And so I'm driving past the front. And there's
like, 1000 I swear to God, there must Well, I actually took a
picture of there's probably 50 Plus open parking spots. And
where's this? This is in front of the Las Vegas Convention
never happens. You never been to a moderate show.
Wow. Yeah, no, go to hit shows.
Just shows Big Data. 95,000 people attended, and it had the
three halls.
And they all talk like this. Hey, everybody, how you doing?
Welcome to a couple of years.
Some local anchors roaming around with their executive,
they just sort of stereotypes all over the stereotypes of you
that you'd love to show because it was so loaded with
stereotypes. So I go drive around. No, no, no, you can't
go, oh, you can't go in there. I said, Well, you get spots.
There's tons of spots back there. And the guy says no,
we're saving him for the handicapped disabled. So how
many disabled are going to go into the show at three in the
afternoon is an hour before closing?
Did he have a badge did he have
he had a yellow thing on us at Vegas parking some Did you have
an armband? Yeah, it's a scan to Las Vegas Convention Center is
corrupt. Yeah. So anyway, I have an armband. Now I should have
done with a swastika. Anyway, I got to see a lot of cool stuff.
And I've really enjoyed it.
So was there anything new any news? You're coming back from
the from the recipe?
Well, stuff. The main thing. I think the highlight of the show
was Sony, actually, of all people, they had an ad I think
was an 85 inch or 82 or 84 inch 4k 4k was everywhere I went to
it actually wanted to see some 4k displays.
And what is 4k This is like these televisions that no one
will ever buy.
No there'll be buying when they come down. Just like the 3d.
Right? So it was like, No, you'll be buying a 4k TV. I
guarantee it.
Dude, I barely have HD. What are you talking about? You know me?
I'm not gonna lie that don't give a crap. It's 3840
by 1080 times two is 20. Yeah, and C
span looks so great on it. When he went six. What a waste.
Well, there's a lot of ways that a lot of the demos they didn't
have good and the content has to go in at 4k to be come out at 4k
Otherwise just blurry. But anyway, so I what I got to see
though, was the 82 or 84 inch Sony 4k Three D which was
actually quite interesting, because it's like, wow, and
that's $24,000. But the cool one which had no price attached to
it, and I had no idea this was going on but they had a fit, I
guess a 56 inch, I believe something like that. Oh, l e d
4k, which was unbelievable, I think is the most amazing thing
I've ever seen in my life. Literally. I mean, you just you
just can't stop looking at this thing. You have to they have to
pretty much pull you away from it. That's
the most amazing thing you've ever Have you ever been to the
Grand Canyon. Have you ever seen the Mona Lisa,
I'm talking about technology? Okay. Or display technology to
be specific. I have not seen anything like this. It was just
riveting. And the weird thing is, is I was under the complete
impression that Sony's company's not very good at Sony anything.
Apparently, I was under the total impression that Sony had
kicked the OLED display technology to the curb and
stopped working on it. Meanwhile, they got the biggest
one I've ever seen. We had 4k. So obviously I don't know what
the deserves hours are memo that it just bothered me. Right. So
was there anything cool at the show was my question.
That was cool. Okay. There's a lot of mixing stuff. A lot of
new mic. Hey, did you
did you get to talk to any mixer? People about the project?
Yeah, I actually make good contacts, which we'll talk about
later.
With big names.
Another couple big names. Okay. Because I because I'm,
you know, we got one of our producers, he's an industrial
designer. And he's offered to design it
to an industrial design, so it was gonna look good, and it's
gonna look good. And
and I have ordered all the bits and bobs, it'll still be because
you know, it's like circuit boards and crap. It'll still be
another two weeks before I have the demo, but this is going to
be I'm calling it the podcaster
Did you register that?
Yeah, good luck with that. Better. There's no way you can
register that. You can. Oh, no, no,
it's to trademark No,
no. Yeah. I also don't have 1000s of dollars. Extra register
that No, it doesn't walk called the podcast or then I don't
care. It doesn't matter. People will buy it if it's if, if we
make the best podcast in universe with this thing,
everyone will want one.
So I met the new tech booth, which is one of the potential
makers of this thing as a matter. So they, of course make
the Tricaster. Right. A couple of things. I found one for one
thing, they had their number one in the world for selling
switchers. I believe that and I guess so. So I'm chatting there
and white out of this guy wants to be mentioned. So I won't
mention but so one of the guys comes up then he because he's in
a conversation with a bunch of the executives. And he says he
have no agenda show. He goes on and on. Really? This is one of
the execs Now this was a guy from I think he's from Adobe, or
from another company that was talking to new tech about
something cool. Hey, hey, no
agenda show. That's how he comes up. Pretty much do you have
crumbs in his beard? No. Yeah.
Who's a good looking guy is a regular looking guy didn't have
a beard. So but but I since he was there, and everyone's gonna
go well, yeah. What's this all because he knows a lot of people
that should be listening to the show. They're not right. And I
said, tell him the no agenda show is the best show in and
then he goes, no agenda is the best show in the universe, the
best podcast in the universe. He actually mimic the exact phrase
that we've been drumming. Really? So yeah, you guys should
be listening to the no agenda podcast. It's the best podcast
in the universe. Because none of them get the joke.
Did he have a wooden leg?
I gave him a lanyard.
Very good. Oh, you took some with you? Good. Oh, yeah. All
right. Okay, well, that
was my summary of the industrial socialism. broadcasters. Ladies
and gentlemen. Very good. 13. Good
work, John. Good work. You got it. You at least confirm we have
one person listening. That's pretty much all you'd seem good.
Out of the blue
like that. You can probably extrapolate the audience.
Really?
Okay, giant voice system. This is another one of our projects.
This is it's kind of scary, you know, so Okay, so mac and
cheese. I think it's it's established as a fact. fact that
we identified the mac and cheese mean way before anybody else. In
fact, we even had jingles. Mac and cheese. Mac and cheese and.
And RAM. No, I
didn't put that one in there.
I'm just saying. Did you get the email from the guy who says he
was at the doctor's office and some highfalutin?
Yeah, and they were they were showing how to make a healthy
mac and cheese for your kids.
Your slaves can get mixed up mac and cheese. Here's all you need
to know. Macaroni and Cheese shattered melted together mac
and
cheese mac and cheese mac and cheese. Okay, so we've got this
this giant voice system thing is you know, this is not just a one
off. So we had our our shill in Chapel Hill, who sent us the
giant voice system. That is just it's just photo but also the
recording. Remember, resume normal activities slaves. So
here is a another. I just want to collect these. Oh yeah. So
here's another giant voice system recording in these United
States of Gitmo nation is the tech giant voice system the
actual weekend. This is the weekly test of the giant voice
system.
And there's a movie coming out called The Purge. That looks
like an interesting script. The whole idea of the Purge is that
once a year in the United States, everything is legal. And
is basically you know, killed
people Trek episode from the original series. Todd didn't
know this. Well, they turned it into a movie. And in it of
course, giant voice systems
Emergency Broadcast System announcing the commencement of
the annual first at the siren, all emergency services will be
suspended for 12 hours. Your government thanks you for your
participation.
I love that your Government thanks you for your
participation. Now. That is the theatrical version. I have here
Whelan Whelan makes the giant voice systems, the one that
we've seen, they have pre recorded voices that you can
load up for your giant voice system. Oh, nice. So what would
you let's do a chemical release? Should we do should we listen to
a chemical release? Okay, chemical release. Here we go.
chemical release. Stay inside buildings and close windows and
doors. Unless advised by authorities to evacuate area.
chemical release, stay inside buildings and close windows and
doors. Unless advised by authorities to evacuate area.
chemical release,
I think yeah, I think this is an opportunity for you to finally
well, let's see. Let's let's see. Let me have
that one tried to try doing that one. To do better than that guy.
That guy's got a boring voice. They should get a pro like you
in there.
agree. I agree. Let me let me try one here. I have the scripts
too. So hold on. Let me let me get it going here. 22212222
Check too. All right. Is that too much? And you don't hear the
echo Do you?
I don't hear any echo. Okay,
well, but trust me attention there has been a chemical
release in your area. Everyone should evacuate immediately it's
pretty good he goes attention that has been a chemical
accident now no stops no it's not Am I doing it wrong? Yeah,
you're running your words together they have to be very
distinct and separate use as their as their as their house
their head
right. You're right, you're right. Okay. Attention and
emergency condition exists. Standby for instructions. And
emergency condition exists standby for instructions. I
don't think I'm on that good. Really.
It's better than that guys. Try
this. Terrorist alert. A terrorism alert has been issued
please follow procedure. Whatever the fuck that is.
That's actually a real follow procedure.
Yeah, listen to it here comes here. Listen,
terrorist alert. A terrorism alert has been issued please
follow procedure
Oh my goodness.
We're all doomed
so if you have a giant voice system in your area, please
record it so we can make a compilation CV collecting
those weekly or whenever they do on announcements off the giant
voice system Yes.
It's best if it actually if they say this is a test of the giant
voice system. Thanks extra Benny's for that one. I'm gonna
show my mood by donating to no agenda. I imagine all the people
who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
all right. We do have a few donors that we want to thank
profusely they're all producers of course. And it was starting
over the old Philip Mason Sir Philip to you in Welsh pool
powe's. This is a make good donation for forgetting John's
birthday. Sorry, John. Hit yourself up for some donation
karma will play that. All right. You've got karma. Edward Napal
in Croydon, South Victoria. He said months ago I told his wife
is given 50 Do your show. No way. She said. So I gave 60. Now
I told her is giving 100 And again she said no way. So here's
140 Good work.
And by the way, I think this is okay, because I haven't been
married twice. You've been married twice, John. Yeah. Okay.
Would you say that is a and I can be totally sexist here
because this is part of my neurodiversity. I'm sick man. So
I can be a misogynistic. Would you say that? Women have a
problem with pricing? I give you an example. How much was that
dress honey? It wasn't it was it was only $100 Oh, and you look
at the tag is 199 Is this is this is seems like a trend
Trend. And it's not it's not malicious by the way. It's not
malicious. Yeah, it's not it's just this like this. See? They
see a price you know, it's like how much was that? 40 bucks. Now
it was 4999 That's 50 bucks.
Wow, they're optimists rather you go guess thank a few people
here. Patrick Turner, Austin, Texas. $111. By the way,
that's for getting in trouble. Miss Mickey's never liked that.
That's good to know. That Patrick Turner, by the way is in
your town. William Langford in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Ohio. Her
dollars Christian Cohen San Carlos California $100 He wants
to call out his mom and dad is douchebags William Ashby mo bile
Alabama $100 Dennis Cruz sir Dennis Cruz to you in Beaverton
Oregon, home of the mustard factory. It Lisgar back,
Springfield Pennsylvania 70. Cruz was 99 9909 or nine or nine
or nine or fram nine
or nine or nine or nine or or as our friend Hitler would say.
Lee scar back in Springfield, Pennsylvania. 70. Eric Olson
Water Valley, Mississippi 69. says By the way, it's too late
donation for John's birthday. Maybe this will help him get
some to make up for being late. Alec Doherty, Brisbane,
Queensland, Australia 6969 first time donor Steve Steve God,
Mr. Dodie Dodie.
But I say yeah, it
didn't sound right Dodi
it's Dodi OT. I thought it was duty.
Duty. Yeah, I'll say duty.
I think it's Dodie Dodie.
He said duty.
Okay, Steven Steven TAFTA. Sir Steve, in Marietta, Georgia.
Stevens says chuck in West Orange New York.
These are all New Jersey. West Orange New Jersey. That's my
nice say. New York.
Oh, I didn't get I did was I didn't get
enough sleep Honey. Yeah. When did you come back from NAB last
night? Yeah. How much partying? Did you do there?
Honestly, nothing.
Now when you were you were there. Two nights. Three nights
one,
just one I just wanted. Oh, really? Yeah. showed up early in
the morning, which didn't get any sleep to get into town and I
did all my meetings and then I
did you ever drink with anyone and I would you do in the
evening? Would you go for dinner?
I went to the name of the place. Oh, it was
that good. No,
I go there all the time. It's it's certo bunnyranch. The vis a
little secondary place at the Bellagio. I took keep the hammer
once. Yeah. Dr. Kiki? No, that's Kiki. Something else. The one
that works. This is the girl who works for new tech. Kiki stock
hammer. Yeah, you can look her up. She has a million pictures
of her. And I was trying I'm getting back into the good
graces of new tech who make the Tricaster and you know, good
things
about Kiki stock hammer. Oh my god. Did you see this picture
for bending over? Does that hurt? No.
I can't. It's a redhead. Yeah.
A redhead with a black leather suit on is what I see.
Yeah, she's in a band. So oh my
god. Do you dog you
were all friends. Sexy.
Kiki stock hammer. Make my poop Castor, baby.
Heather Simkin in Henley on Thames Oxfordshire. 6666. You
didn't close out the 6969 69 Sorry, I
was preoccupied with your distracted Kiki stock hammer.
And by the way, is that a real name?
Yeah, no, no German girl give me
a you like good good. Good. And then the Stockholm I come Yeah,
that got stuck on
anonymous. Why should have gone anonymous 6133 And he's wishing
me a happy birthday. Edward bear toys in in Amstelveen I'm still
failing and still feign Edward beer Towson beer housing in
Amstel Fein.
I'm still vein vein.
Double nickels on the dime. Timothy Darby Wivenhoe Essex 55.
W goes on the dime. Eric Schmidt, Eric Schmidt, from
Frankfurt. Frankfurt Deutschland has it wrong Eric Schmidt damn
Damn 5150 bitching about Pay Pal. Andrew Epperson in Portland
Oregon Chris Whitten are white in or Whiddon in millboro
Virginia. Zane bland in Milford, Ohio, Christopher Rivera in
Superior, Colorado, Jason Fortuna in Geneva, Illinois and
Paul Vela. In a Sir Paul actually in Milton Keynes, UK,
Christopher. But
I was supposed to yell at you. Alright, so next one, I'm sorry.
Oh, that's Christopher Christopher Walker in Parts
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I only want to mention today it seems kind of light on the
birthdays which means either not a lot of people were born around
this time that listed the show or people are just not listening
anymore. Either one is possible. Steven says Chuck congratulates
himself. He'll be celebrating on the 13th Happy birthday from
your buddies here the best podcast in the universe. Whoa,
whoa, what happened there? Wow. Let me see that. Something went
wrong there.
That's weird that it's over sensitive iPad.
It's not coming from the iPad. That's the crazy thing. And we
have we have a knighting it would be your Towson from Amstel
Fein looks like he's got his accounting in and you see you
know he's he's been supportive of the program for a long time.
And if you wouldn't mind, I've got mine here somewhere else.
You know what? It looks like? Here we go. Where's yours? That
was yours. I'm sorry. Someone was
just talking about that was you know, a third person in the
room?
Something's not working very well. All right. Edward be
enticed to step forward my friend you have supported the no
agenda show best podcast in the universe. And you might have
$1,000 over many years of your layaway knighthood plan and we
sincerely appreciate you doing that for us. So we hereby
pronounce the SIR tires a night of the no agenda roundtable.
Come on down, sir for you. We got hookers and blow when boys
and Chardonnay hot pans and booze wenches and beer
Rubenesque women and Rosae geistigen sock a buck anvil ball
hits and bourbon sparkling cider and escorts and mutton and mead
at the round table with all the knights and the dames. Wow, this
is really crunching today. What's going on with that? It's
really it's kind of weird.
So hold on, hold
on. Hold on. We're not done yet. That we were no I have a title.
We have a hello mr. peerage. We have a title change. Yeah. And
that is Sir Dwayne men on phone is now an earl. And this is
really only because he's got his accounting in and I really
recommend get your accounting in people so you can get your
protector. It's right, you have to request you do have to
request it, you know, we're not going to do it for you. So sir
Dwayne metallophone now officially becomes the URL of
Oregon URL mental foam. And we appreciate his continued support
and I'm sure he'll be going for the Duke domes and the grand
dukes looks like he's well on as well. On his way to joining the
elite club of Grand Duke Steven Pels. mockers
he is grand duke he could probably pick up the whole west
coast.
I know and I think he could even grab Hawaii.
Yeah, it might be inconvenient to rule Hawaii.
Who gives a crap about
Hawaii? Like as Yeah, right. Just
how many donors have you seen coming in from Hawaii?
They're too busy. Hanging, hanging loose, hanging 10
hanging loose with that little symbol. Okay, so anyway, one
more thing I wanted to mention about the NAB. Yeah. So I'm at
the information with an A here this guide St. Lawrence, the
FCC. This is the National Association of brought home I
can answer your question. I
can answer your question. Yeah. You went to the information
booth. Yeah. Are you one of these guys who says I'd like
some information?
No, I asked him where the press room was because it wasn't
listed anywhere. So but me while I'm waiting, just asked a simple
question. As the guy says worse, the FCC says, oh, no, no FCC
can't be here because of the sequester.
Because of the Ryan Seacrest stration
so uh, so I'm coming. So I'm coming back, and I'm sitting
next to a licensing attorney that was at the NAB, and he
works out of Oakland is going to be a good source of information.
And he says, Hey, wasn't that bull crap about the FCC? He
says, it's a fee based organization, their entire
budget is based on all the fees they collect, what's the
sequestration got to do with anything?
So they were doing they just didn't want to show up? Why
would they dodging the conference? Because two things
why because one of the lawyer headed both, he says, one is
that the FCC is trying thanks to the lobbyists from Verizon, and
all these companies. In the dead of night, they've decided to
kill off low powered TV, that whole spectrum and just give it
to these, these, these douchebags. And they don't want
to have anyone bitching at them. So they
hold on hold on, hold on, I explained this, what is low
spectrum TV, low power TV,
LP TV, it's called you can it's an IV Wikipedia, and as a long
discussion, it's for rural areas that can't really afford to,
they can't get the big signals and they can't afford cable, and
they shooting set up shop in these little areas and get a
really nice little license and broadcast television. In the
middle of nowhere. Wyoming, it
can be your own programming, or do you have to rebrand? Really?
Yes, I know we should be in on we should have that we should
have tons of them in little groups of five and six. So
they're trying they're trying they're killing it. It was in I
think implemented in a in the 80s. They're gonna just kill it.
And they don't want a bunch of people bitching at him. So they
didn't show up for the meeting. Now second, but there's more the
wait, there's more.
But wait, it's it says it's supposed to go until September
1 2015.
Yeah, it was supposed to go forever. But anyway, they're
gonna kill it. Believe me his I believe I believe you're ruining
everything. The other thing is, which is rude. I think the main
reason it was show because all the big boys were there.
Apparently, I told those guys, I'm gonna have to get the
documentation for this. But apparently they've put the
kibosh on any improvements of any broadcast television
station, say I won't say his own cage, yo, in San Francisco, if I
make any improvements by just using new technology, which is
another reason that
new, it's a new license, you gotta file for a new license,
no, can't do it, period. You cannot do anything, at least a
push this through. And this again, I think it's the cable
operators, they push through that if you do something to your
station that that either that you want to do or that you're
going to do that will extend the reach of the signal, even though
you got to same wattage, but say the signal goes an extra mile
that used to know,
seem like they're protecting our interests.
Oh, this is just to get people off over the air. You know, this
disconnecting that's going on where people are getting a Roku
box and then getting a TV antenna, right and watching
television or your regular television over the antenna and
the Roku box, instead of paying 150 bucks a month for Comcast or
whoever it is, they they're trying to put a stop to that
they don't want people doing that they have to have a cable.
And then of course the next thing that you'll see which
we've predicted on this show that at some point the FCC is
going to step in and start regulating the cable industry.
And I think there's some pro quo going on here.
Bride So
Rachel eight you will do this for you will
kill it will kill all broadcast television.
I will kill broadcast television, but you got to play
ball, there is no
limit to the number of LPTV stations that may be owned by
any one entity. Yeah. Interesting. You can
have a string of these things or we should probably get into
holding no one but nobody uses this no one gives a crap this
almost that's almost as bad as my Morse code hobby.
Somebody don't you occasionally hear somebody talk back to you.
Let me tell you I had last night, I had a dream. And I woke
up and this is one of the rare to and I wrote it down. I had an
idea for Morse code. And, and it's a box. And this is going to
be like really, really cheap, real cheap thing but it's gonna
be fun for the whole family. And it's going to put Morse code on
the map. It's going to put Morse code in a monster ladies and
gentlemen on the map. I'm telling you, Morse code. Morse
code,
by the way that Samuel B Morse was an accomplished and world
class painter.
I'm trying to think of no I did not know that he was a world
class or painter.
Oh yeah, no, he was considerable in his area. He actually have
some seminal seminal works that he did.
I think it's funny. I think I have heard that someone had some
of his art but it didn't know. Let me just say really sad.
Yeah, one more.
Class world class. Really? famous painter. Yeah. Ha. He's
the kind of things you learn on the no agenda show.
He's absolutely I love Morse, Morse keys. I could I could tell
us what your good idea is. I'm not going to tell you my idea.
Now. I'm gonna I'm gonna build my eyes. You're gonna
so you're making it. You're putting your stake in the ground
right here. Well, you Yes, me, Adam curry are going to
revolutionize Morse code and make it a household thing.
Make it cool again. Cool. Okay, make
it cool. All right. So I got to see.
And in fact, you will be like, oh, man, keep send me one of
those boxes. You You are your watch. And you know, you'll be
able to use it with the internet without the Internet. Of course,
that's the whole beauty of but as you want to build us without
the Internet. And I think that many, many people will either
buy this box and use it illegally. Or I what I hope is
that people will buy this box and go and get their license.
Because the cool thing is that when even if you have you don't
need to be a general license. Then you're that little little
pansy. Like starter license. You got that one? You can use it
with that.
Oh really? Yes. Can you use it with family radio system? Yes.
Yes. Even more GPRS Yes, yeah. GPRS Yes,
you can use it with that too.
In fact, GPRS is notorious amongst the hams out there and
we hate it because they're all of them are running illegal
amps. Yeah, they're they're they're pushing the signal way
past what is allowed and nobody ended and they're bitches that
which is another reason the FCC didn't show up the bitches that
is interfering with all kinds of stuff. And the FCC is doing
nothing about it. They don't care. Screw it. You guys wanted
this thing? You got it here. Go knock yourselves out.
Well, interestingly, all over Europe now. Their bird their
local versions of the FCC are clamping down and are taking
away pieces of spectrum for special events and all kinds of
weird stuff.
Yeah, that's gonna happen here if we don't get everybody
involved.
Now, speaking of this type of legislation, let me just go to
Euro land for a moment I received a document. A second
let me open this up here. Now the, the European cyber the
European Starfleet Command, created a document known as the
European audiovisual media services directive. Now this is
a very complicated and I have a link in the show notes to it so
you can take a look very, very complicated set of legislative
documents. Again, it is the European audio visual media
services directive. And the idea behind this is that all local
state based media commissaries are Commission's like the FCC
for each individual state in the Euro land zone which I have the
nether the Dutch example, use that directive to create laws
about audio visual media services. And the interpretation
is astounding. So I would like to just read for you what is
actually going on in the Euro land zone. This is the Dutch
version of the Media Authority known as the Como Sati out for
the media and they have harmonized their Dutch media act
with the European audiovisual media services directive. So,
this brochure that I have which you can find marked up in the
show notes we do that as a service by the way highlighted
provides information about the provision of a commercial media
service on demand and the laws you have to follow if you have
that. First of all, if you have a commercial media or if you are
a commercial media services provider, you must register as
an on demand service within two weeks of starting, you have to
register. So what is an on demand media service well, if
all of the criteria below are met, you are an on demand media
service. If a it is a distributed if is distributed
via public electronic communications network.
I know where you're going with this.
Let me finish the listener I want to hear it is based on a
catalogue. It consists of videos and has the primary purpose of
offering videos. It falls under the editorial responsibility of
the provider. So it means not like a you know, like I'm just
put a stuff you want on it, you actually have editorial control.
It has a mass media character, and can be seen as an economic
service. That's pretty much anyone who starts anything with
video on the internet.
That's what I'm thinking. Well, don't worry. If you recall, and
it's I in the book read not I'm not I'm not sure. We have talked
about licensing blogs. Thank for years, literally. Yep. And I've
always wondered when they're going to drop the hammer on this
and say, Hey, did you get your blog license? I mean, we we have
a podcasting license system and the no agenda show but the blog
was the idea of actually having a needing a fee based license so
that so the fees can go to somebody like the FCC who won't
show up at the National Association of Broadcasters
using a bogus excuse. beside the point. There's a fee based thing
involved and there'll be no oversight to be enforcement that
being a whole agency of enforcement officers going
through the blow this is illegal.
May I read? Number four regulatory fees media service
providers that offer commercial media services on demand shell
Oh, the Dutch media authority a fixed amount for each individual
media service on demand. This amount will be set by the
Minister of Education, Culture and Science. Media service
providers that have registered will receive an invoice for this
from the media authority at the end of each calendar year.
Here's the regulation requirements advertising.
Advertising messages must be recognized as such by their form
and content. This is an ad. advertising messages must be
clearly distinguishable from the remaining content they are to be
preceded by an ended with a visible and audible book ends
with the statement of advertising advertisement or
words to that effect. Clandestine surreptitious
advertising is prohibited in all cases, advertising for medical
treatments is not permitted.
But really so product placement is out.
sponsorship and product placement for sponsored media
content. All sponsors must in all cases be listed at the
beginning or at the end in order to inform the audience. The
sponsorship reference credit is not solicitous. So let's So
listen to this video content that content consists of news,
current events, or political information may not be
sponsored. Oh, this is amazing to me. How does this stuff even
get that far? Because no one's paying attention because they're
all watching the voice.
No, actually what they're watching and I have a clip is
golf. As most of these greens are pushed up greens and
anything right or left you never get a good bounce. Let's go to
15
Marcel's seem now from 175 yards with his second boy his round
just came apart back at 12 with that triple John Yeah, that's
that's tough. He was going so nicely. So tap in bird there for
Marcel see him get him to seven under. Wow. Yeah. Okay.
Who watches this stuff?
28 seconds of my life gone. erased from history. Oh, let's
just stay with the Euro with the Euro land zone. So I thought
this was Oh, it didn't I got you slipped into golf. Thank you.
You watch it, apparently.
Oh, no, I was. You know, just channel surfing and I heard this
is it. This is the most idiotic thing I've ever seen. I clipped
it
in. Let's see a Polish magazine.
I'm thinking we're gonna get hit. You have to have a license
to do this show.
Well, I don't know. We might get lucky because it's like
podcasts. It gives a crap. That's how those elites think
video video is what it is about in the euro zone video. We can't
have them doing video. We that's a propaganda tool. I just want
to I don't care about this. I went from Russian to Austria,
Austria and I was pretty good. It was very good. A Polish
magazine has put Angular Merkel on the cover of their magazine
dressed as a an Auschwitz prisoner. behind barbed wire.
And it's getting pretty rough there. In fact, did you see the
check this out John You have a browser?
Yeah. Hold on. Browser ready? Yeah.
Okay. Merkel picture.curry.com. All right. Merkel
picture.curry.com. Do it for the chat room does.
I'm getting there. One thing you need more bandwidth the way you
do this,
or bandwidth. That's enough bandwidth. Merkel
picture.curry.com.
waiting for it to come up. I think the chatroom would be they
might have Nope, there it is. How awesome was that picture? Is
that a real picture? I think it's a real picture. Yeah. And
that's her on the left. That would
correct. Yeah. Looks like you're done it. Yeah. It doesn't look
photoshopped. It looks cheap.
There have a bunch of Germans have a lot of these nude
beaches. Yep. And
actually, you know, when it comes to kind of Rubenesque
women, she, I mean, she was okay.
She actually has a figure. Yeah. Had. Yeah. Had a thunder side
look, but that's okay.
We'll have one what happened to the babes on the right.
One of them? Oh, no, the one in the middle. I don't know it's
working for still.
By the way. If you see chat room, if you look at this, you
will never be able to get this image will be burned into
your retina? Probably not a good thing. Sorry. Sorry. That
happened. Yeah, all apologies.
No apologies. And then this is an this is my final bit on the
Euro lens zone. So if you didn't think it was bad enough that
your European Human Rights essentially forces you into
giving up your possessions ie your money, if it's in the
public interest. And we read this to you on Sunday. The
European Union is now looking at interbank deposits. When a bank
is failing as a part of the bail in this is their new the new
meme. So what this means is, if a bank in Oh, I don't know,
Portugal, or Spain is about to fail, the IMF will no longer
bail it out. Because that's what the ESM is for. We warned you
about that. So the ESM will not bail out the bank, the
depositors and investors shall bail in the bank. And if that's
not enough, they will take any money that is has been lent to
them by another bank. Say let's say you have an ABN AMRO account
or an ing or Rambo bank account, that money will be used for the
bailin. So they're actually going to take money from your
bank in a whole different country.
Why Wow.
Yeah. And this is like us just okay. links in the show notes,
Wall Street Journal.
This just this is amazing that the public is putting up with
this.
John, they are they're watching. They're watching golf. You're so
right. Although the public in America, there's something about
America when it comes to humor. We just kick ass. Did you see
that? Michelle Obama did a Twitter thing. She had a hashtag
it was so so stupid. So she you should never do this by the way
people if you want to learn how to do public relations, call the
curry Devorah Consulting Group don't just like don't listen to
your your own people. So she did a I guess what she wanted to do
is kind of like an AMA like an Ask Me Anything read it. Except,
you know, of course she's Michelle Obama. So she's not
gonna do that already. thing. No, I'm going to do it on
Twitter with the hashtag ask FLOTUS. FLOTUS stands for First
Lady of the United States. So the hashtag got hijacked very
quickly. Shall I read you some of the
I'm sure that these idiots have any clue about what's really
going on out there. Now.
This hubris they think they think that they think they can
do anything they want. Now that you can go look at the hashtag
now. And there's still lots of fun stuff. I'll just read a
couple. Which of your three kids is the hardest to control?
Sasha, Malia or Joe? Is there a better way to fight obesity than
making people too poor to afford food? Float is a good one. Good
one. Do you feel guilty your family vacations have crossed
over $1 billion and you're turning kids away from the White
House on there's good wine. If our public schools are so good,
then why don't your kids go to them? Have you considered
canceling let's move as a means of further exaggerating the
impact of sequester. What's the best vacation destination to
escape to when you really feel like spending my tax dollars and
style?
Did they not expect this where in
the constitution does it state the First Lady of the United
States She'll tell kids what to eat. How weird is it to present
the Oscar for best movie about the successful rescue of embassy
personnel? Whoo. That's a good one. When your hashtag gets
hijacked, are you mad at Al Gore for inventing the internet?
These are great. Americans are
fantastic. Now where did the commenters they're always good
for a laugh? Yeah.
I mean, we grew but we are the trolls of the universe, by the
way. And of course, then we have so you know, because of the Ryan
Seacrest stration you know, the White House tours are canceled
However soon to be a televised I believe on April 16 on our
national treasure PBS.
Mr. President, everybody come up. Right everybody? Bachchan I
wish I could get me some Justin Timberlake to perform at the
White House. This is they the the administration even knows
the Obamas. But they must be insane. To think that it's okay
to have a Memphis soul night at the White House. A Memphis soul
night with you know, Justin Timberlake. And you know, to
have you know, the elites of the elites swing in and out. And
they're actually going to televise this, John. They're
gonna put it on television. just thrown it in your face. So I
wish I could do his voice man, because I have the transcript of
what the President said they even published the transcript.
Everybody, please have a seat. Give it up for our musical
director Booker T. And the Memphis soul all stars. I just
want everyone to know it's my second term. So rather than Hail
to the Chief we're going to go on without their little change
in tradition. Oh, before we get started, I'm going to exercise
some presidential prerogative to say a few words about two very
special people who are here with us tonight. This will humiliate
them but I'm going to go ahead and do it anyway. Oh, actually.
There it doesn't actually does say applause in here. Tonight,
I'm speaking not just as president but as one of
America's best known Al Green impersonators. So I have a new
appreciation for what Al once said about the Memphis soul
sound that he helped create. Justin, stop, stop blowing the
whistle, Justin. We don't even know ourselves how the music has
endured for so long and how it came out of us. It just goes on
and on and on and on on.
God
it really we've got folks here who are at the beginning legends
like Mavis Staples, Charlie Musselwhite, William Bell and
Eddie Floyd. We've got artists like Cyndi Lauper and Ben Harper
and Queen Latifah,
Charlie Musselwhite lives over here in Marin. Pretty sure Queen
Latifah. Cyndi Lauper shame on you Justin Timberlake. Shame on
you. Shame on you. Let them eat cake bitches shame on you. Just
shame on you. How can
Diane see BB King? They're dead. EB Keno is still kicking. You
sure? Pretty sure if he's dead? I'd be surprised. Let me see.
I'll check the book. acknowledge what you're talking
now. Well, I'm gonna play the jingle No, he's not 10 He must
be incapacitated.
He's 87
They don't eat then you're not gonna invite him but I want to
live in people. We want people that we can groove to quality
for clearly Memphis soul baby. Queen was Jay Z. I'm sorry. Jay
Z was on his treasury sanction junket to, to Cuba. This was
weird. So Jay Z and Bianca. They go to Cuba. And apparently, the
Treasury is the one who approves trips to Cuba. Did you know
this?
No. What what?
Well, I can I can give me no,
I know if you're a journalist. You can get it easily get a visa
and go there. But you had to find some way to get there. But
that's still
apparently under the Treasury treasury. So here's a question
came up in the White House press briefing. Well,
two members of Congress have written to the Treasury
Department expressing concern about the trip to Cuba last week
by Beyonce and Jay Z. The White House share the concerns that
somehow the travel restrictions have been pulled out a little
bit. People people traveled it's not allowed for tourism.
Well, I would say a couple of things. Decisions made about
cultural All travel and academic travel are made by the Treasury
Department and I would refer you for specific cases to the
Treasury Department. It has certainly been the case that
under this administration, we have eased the ability to travel
to Cuba for those purposes. But the decisions at the individual
level are made at the Treasury Department, not here. The trip
was sort of filled by them. And by the Cuban government or the
tourism Tribune, that's not a White House matter. That's a
treasury matter.
So they mentioned here people, two people, and this is The
Nonprofit people two people were started in 1961 by Eisenhower.
And it was intended to be you know, to have you know, I guess
hands across the border have children and it literally is for
children. It's for college kids and children to travel to not
just Cuba but to all kinds of places and this nonprofit is in
cahoots with Let me see. I have it here to people to people
international with Ambassador groups, Inc, a specialized group
of travel and educational service providers. And the only
real thing I could find there is discovery student adventures,
the whole thing is very very weird and I think maybe just a
really expensive commercial for one of these travel providers.
Now that they got JSY in and beyond key I mean they charge
millions of dollars I'm sure for this I mean why do we want to
promote tourism in Cuba it's really strange
but it's maybe it's telling us something we need to
well this this is why I bring it up because I don't really
understand what it is people the people you hear it reference and
people the people they go to the Treasury and get permission to
allow this type of travel and I don't understand why the eight I
mean Bianchi and Jay Z they don't seem like students
it doesn't seem like students let's see first they get jump in
their private jet there's not really a problem to get to Cuba.
Yeah, so the jump in the private jet zoom over there and they do
a concert obviously as a concert and I didn't see a concert might
not be you know, my private elite concert for the right
douchebags that run the place this is why
there was a conflict that would they couldn't make the Memphis
soul night because they weren't Kuba. Yeah the private concert
Castro's and probably did. So here's here's the negotiation.
Here's how
it goes. Here's how it goes. So who is it now who's in charge of
Kuba?
Do Dave cash Okay,
so Dave, rather, so Dave is like, hey, Buck. Now that's
because he's from Israeli now. Apparently.
It's Fidel Castro his brother's name, actually, Dave. So Dave
was gonna be Dave from now on. So
today, Dave calls up and says, Hey, you know, I really want to
continue to be in a hole. Because, you know, I've been
doing that since the Kennedy days, you know, and my brother,
you know, he's like, tired now and you know, He's drooling and
he's in a wheelchair, but it's my turn now. And if you want me
to continue to be in a hall, I have, here's what I want. I want
Bianchi and Jay Z to perform on my birthday. Send him
okay, hold on a second. We're gonna find out this guy's
birthday might be that exactly what you just said. Raul Castro.
So that is a whole shitload of Castro's Okay, bro? Nope. June
3.
So it's not his birthday.
So let's see who's probably is somebody's birthday though. Oh,
well, Raul was first put in as the first Secretary of the
Communist Party in 19. April, so that's an anniversary. But
that's in the 19th that's in a week looking for any other
connections to April. Now,
the oldest woman in Cuba celebrated her birthday. No, do
you think she's you got it? No, I don't know. We don't know
everything but I didn't know we don't but we have a clue that's
but it's probably money laundering if anything I mean
look at these these nonprofits and so I guess the nonprofit can
then they probably spent money or you know, it's got to be
a load the plane up with cash or come back and we get a bunch of
this dollar bills. Nobody we don't want like our public using
him. Can you just send a plane it will just ship ship? Yes.
pallets. Exactly. Exactly. Exactly. Hence the Treasury.
Yeah. That would make sense. And the only reason why the Treasury
is you know, they can block assets and people with assets
from traveling and doing stuff so maybe it has to be something
like that then.
Well, we'll never know.
Baseball baseball bats don't they play good baseball?
Oh yeah. No Berry Berry Good baseball. Newsflash is this guy
named cesspits who's with the Oakland A's. The guy is
tremendous. I think last year was first year Sunday a
fantastic player. Ron can throw
and then I'm going to shut up for a bit but I do have some
important al Qaeda Inc news. As you know, al Qaeda is of course,
Incorporated and that we've heard many of the elites talk
about their their corporate business, the corporate dealings
meeting and the board meetings. alkaitis branch in Iraq says it
has merged with serious armed opposition group Jabbar Al
Nusra. A move that shows the rising confidence of hardliners
within the Syrian rebel movement. So this is a a merger
of sorts. I don't know if it was a reverse merger. But it is a
merger nonetheless, sounds like a reverse merger and reverse
merger and then I have a document which you will find
only in our show notes. It is titled AQ ECA. It is from the is
the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration
Center. It is a document and I think we needed to read through
this as it pertains to the cyber warfare coming to America.
Remember, we are the We Are The Web Warriors. You and me, John.
We are the cyber what do we call our show
the protectors of all things real Galletti police garden
garden reality we are the cyber soldiers that kilobyte combat
Commandos, the Web Warriors, the mega bit battle nots, the
database desk thirds, that's us. We now have to look out for the
Tunisian cyber army. recent attacks targeting the Pentagon
Department of State Customs and Border Protection. Office of
Personnel Management had been claimed by the Tunisian cyber
army also known as the TCA under the hashtag op black summer.
These people really take this seriously. February
to me, by the way, it's the tennis ball Cricket Association.
Right. That's the TCA also the Television Critics Association
thoroughbred charities of America recent Texas Commission
on the Arts
recent tweet this is an official US government document. recent
tweets, claims and operational focuses have indicated that the
Tunisian cyber army TCA is being influenced and or assisted by
other nefarious actors sets. For example, the two most recent
attacks targeting the Pentagon and state involved are you ready
for it? The Al Qaeda electronic cyber army
they're a crock of crap. There appears to be the business to
get into there appears
to be no open source history of this particular subset of al
Qaeda. There's very little evidence to show that the al
Qaeda hacker team has been active prior to the past 60 days
or so. However, fact the al Qaeda electronic cyber army is a
force to be reckoned with. So these these two they track in
his documents social media, recent Twitter posts from the
Tunisia cyber army also indicate that they are going to start
potentially targeting the energy sector as per the direction of
the al Qaeda cyber Electronic Army leadership. Here's the
tweets
how do they how does anyone bite believe any of this bogus crap
so they have a hashtag AC e CAQ ECA
I mean che let me write let me get a que
ECA hashtag
AQE ca
and the and the heritage they literally have this in their
document
oh my god there's they have a logo Yeah. Oh, yeah.
The Tunisian cyber army one is the Twitter handle and AT T n
underscore cyber army This is so much bull crap it's just a bunch
of douchebags you're just tweeting and by the way how hard
is it to to call up Twitter and say hey look you know we've got
the al Qaeda electronic cyber army using you're using your
system. Can you please track what IP address this is coming
from? We can we can send in a drone, but Oh, no, no, no,
just leave it be.
So we can lose video you might want to run the video that's
sitting at the top of the posts. Hold on a second. Where's the
hashtag?
pound hash tag,
pound yeah exactly pound to hashtag AQ ECA and then there's
a video right there.
Really? Okay, hold on a second.
I gotta have to expand the top tweet which says consternation.
Yeah, right
now, of course. Chrome is Oh, I see consternation. Phone call
from Tunisian cyber army. Okay, God could it be any slower phone
number
yeah god yeah anybody's interested as to one six to a
four
being recorded I'm sorry
I'm glad I did that. Boy, that's bad. It was it's plus two. It
was a plus. I don't know where this is. Plus 21 I guess six to
8418606. Anyway, it'd be alright. Just go to Twitter. You
get the number right there and then call them say hello.
Yes. In the morning to you bullcrap verse. Hey, is this
Langley call a call the number just Langley call the number and
say hello. Did I reach Langley? Is this the farm? As far as it
was the farm trust me. It's code. They'll know what you're
talking about. Just the farm? Just a farm. Unbelievable. It's
unbelievable.
Yeah, this is this has no legs. I didn't even hear this until
you brought it up. It's it's it's a dead end. Okay. Well, I
tried. I mean, it seems to me, I would have heard of it. If
there's anything important. No others. Okay. So I have
something i By the way, I'm reneging. Oh, on my claims for
Clip of the Day. Yeah, I don't
know. You don't realize
I don't want it. But I still want to because you did have
this clip first. But you didn't play it? No, I do want to play
this clip from this MSNBC woman. It's been
around, you know, this clip was also on my blog, too,
but it's just something we never played. And I feel bad about
that. Because it's something we should have played because it's
just, it's just a classic, you know, kind of arrogant douchebag
talking about how your kids don't belong to you. And I just
thought it was just, you know, total MSNBC propaganda garbage
jugs socialist,
we have never invested as much in public education as we should
have. Because we've always had kind of a private notion of
children, your kid is yours and totally your responsibility. We
haven't had a very collective notion of these are our
children. So part of it is we have to break through our kind
of private idea that kids belong to their parents or kids belong
to their families and recognize that kids belong to whole
communities once it's everybody's responsibility and
not just the households then we start making better investments
all your kid I belong to me. So drop your kid off at the schools
as yours now you can take a dig at home anyway, I just found it
was it was annoying kind of a thing Melissa Harris Perry.
whoever the hell she you know, she's like, she's actually
shows. Here's kind of a middle class black woman professional.
And if you actually look her up and look at her picture, she's
like, one step away from the Black Panther Party radical.
Crazy. Right? Say no, another Oh,
I wanted to say that. I predicted that Michigan would
win the the and
I of course said that really Louisville can't compete anyway.
Did you see the video? Did were you watching after the game? Is
it the coach Rick Pitino? Yeah. Okay. So you have to you have to
look for this. It's in the shownotes 503 dot na
shownotes.com. So of course, I was pretty sure that Michigan
was supposed to win because you know they need it because
Detroit has been hijacked
by but as I said Michigan, the University of Michigan is not in
Detroit. And you know, but anyway. Well, I think the theory
was valid, but I think you were well,
if you look, if you look at the video after the game fireworks
went off.
Oh, so you're thinking Well, wait, did
you see this? Did you see this? No, I
didn't. But can I guess what you're going to tell me? Yeah.
You're thinking that the fix was in for Michigan to win and they
couldn't But but Louisville wouldn't execute it properly or
so the kids didn't know about it and they didn't care or whatever
and so they blew it and so PITINO was showing some fear
because he might be killed in the next year.
He ducks like he's being shot at you have to see this you can
probably just Google PITINO fireworks so fireworks went off
and he ducks like it like he's under attack like the Someone's
shooting at him Mm Hmm
Do you see Alicia stick to your guns? Yeah, well,
let's see PITINO ducking I'm bet you can just Google that.
Someone made a cool little pier top hit watch Rick Pitino duck
for cover. Los Angeles Times no less. I said this video or do
they have a video? Rick Pitino is firework reaction is everyone
giving PITINO grief about ducking last night
because he was supposed to win the game? No, he's supposed to
lose. lose the game. I'm sorry. lose the game. You're supposed
to lose and then he here we go
and then we hear that he's ducking Hey, but you know
they're not going to shoot you at right after the game.
Just stay out of the hot tub, man. Yeah, he was supposed to
throw the
game. Alright, so we'll have to keep it we now have a Death
Watch on PITINO because it'd be open for 12 months and then
after that it's closed. Okay.
I know that a lot of no agenda. People are pissed at me. Why?
Because I bet on the game, of course.
Oh, they've been on Michigan. Yeah. Don't bet on sports.
Ladies and gentlemen, if it's rigged at all, you don't know
how it's rigged. Unless you're an insider. Of course. I think a
lot of people probably lost money on that game if that if
what you say is true.
I think so. I think that's why he was afraid he was being shot.
Well, we'll see. That'll play out shortly. That's funny. Okay.
Yeah, it's possible. Although I still think yeah, PITINO knows
he's not gonna get too many chances at the national
championship. He was
wasn't that interested?
Well, I was having dinner so I don't know. I didn't care.
You were having dinner with the Bakken staffer. What's her name
again? Bucking stopper Julie Bakken stopper, duck hammer.
What's your first name? Kiki Kiki stock hammer, Julie Bakken
stopper, Kiki stop hammer. Julie buck and stop. You guys should
meet. You just have
lunch, and lunch.
I have an indoor show clip that I do want to play today. So I'm
just claiming that right now it's a short one. George Carlin
with a classic that one of our producers pointed out to me, so
I'll make sure that I'm play that for you. Yeah,
I have a couple of things I want to bring up at the end. Well,
we're at the end. So let's go. All right, to what Well, the one
is, I have a question about the deal with all this controversy
over the morning after pill and a bomb of it. So I have a clip
from this, this little gab fest of women that shows up on I
can't remember the name of it was called controvert contrarian
view or something is all women grousing about men, and with
very, some semi famous people at the table. And they're all a
bunch of liberal Democrats, obviously. And so Obama
administration has been, you know, fighting with the FDA and
everybody in between in the courts because the Obama
administration doesn't want this morning after pill to hit the
streets free over the over the counter, you know, buy a pill,
you know, girls of any age have girls of any age and they both
Obama wanted to buy prescription because there's a pharmaceutical
industry calls the shots here with him.
I don't think it was by prescription. I think it was an
age limit.
Yeah, that was one of the things but originally it was the way it
was sold before was my
no no Plan B has is not by prescription.
Okay, well, whatever the case, I thought it was only by
prescription. I think that's what Obama would prefer because
they can charge more. Yes. But okay, so but there was an age
thing and then the court said now that's bullcrap. You can
check this out everybody Yeah. And so and so. So this is really
a fight going on between the courts Obama meanwhile, these
women on the morning after pill weird question, they twisted in
some way that's like what what is that got to do with anything?
He had to get to hear it?
I'm binding your bae. Welcome to to the contrary. A discussion of
news and social trends from diverse perspectives. Up first,
the future of plan B. A federal judges ruled the morning after
pill should be made available over the counter for all ages in
the Southern District of New York. The current Federal law
only allows it for women 16 and older. In his ruling, the judge
said the federal government was acting in bad faith when dealing
with the requests to make the pill universally available. The
decision counteracts the Obama administration's rejection of an
FDA recommendation to make the pill available for all ages
without a prescription. So Congresswoman Edwards, what
impact will this ruling have on the Republican so called war on
women? Well,
what is the Republicans got to do with this?
So I have a different take on this. And I wasn't gonna bring
it up. Because it's, you know, it's like one of those issues
I have a take on it to my take
is that we can't have people performing their own abortions,
you see, we have a whole industry of baby killing to
support. And I'm, you know, I've I have the rather conservative
views about this. But I think that that's, you know, there's a
whole industry of abortion clinics and Planned Parenthood
and a lot of money involved with the right to choose and, you
know, and so we, yeah, it's, I think it's like, yeah, you have
your right to choose, but not at home, you know, you need to come
in and talk to us. I think it's a little
more sinister looking at things, but I have more interesting,
it's not sinister, the whole thing isn't sinister,
sinister. But let me just say what I think the elephant in the
room everyone's ignoring. And why doesn't somebody do
something? Because everyone makes a big stink about rape,
obviously, because rape is a big deal, right? But statutory rape
is a little more sketchy, a little more interesting. If some
13 year old goes in to buy this pill, why don't they book her
immediately, and then find out if she had sex with and throw
the guy in jail because this is a statutory rape issue. Because
there's under the age of 16, in most states, or 18, actually, in
the majority of states, eight, you have to be 18. And if you
actually leave the country to go have sex with somebody, you by
law, the US law, you have to only have sex with somebody 18
and older. So in a place like France, we're 14 is the age you
if you had sex with a 15 year old, you could be arrested when
you got back. So this that so they make a big deal about all
this stuff and meet your demand.
No, no, no, no. 100% Correct. And the number one reason why
they don't want that is because it's all the politicians who are
bunch of pedo bears, raping these children, that
that's good day would get caused as a civilian times. And that's
true. And this whole thing would be very easy to deal with. Let
the girl come in. Then you just book her and take her to juvie
find out who she had sex with. Go get the guy she came in for
the pill. It's already been prima facie evidence is old
enough to at least take some actions right? Probably get a
warrant right? Boom. You gotta get you got a pedophile or you
got some Creek
Capitol Hill would be empty my friend. Brian Oh, boy. I think I
think I think you've nailed it. I think you've nailed the whole
problem. And he's getting a lot of pressure.
Oh, buddy has brought this up. Not one journalist has said
anything about this. This is a rape that we this woman. This
girl's coming in. She has been legally raped, even though she
may have had loved it. It's beside the point. Legal story,
right?
That's right, Scott. You nailed this one. I did. I wish I could
give you a nail of the week. I don't have nail of the week and
you do in my book. That was excellent. Wow. Well, and I
think the pedo bear meme fits right in I think it makes total
sense. And Obama was like, Oh, crap, man. I was like at least
50 guys with that Memphis soul thing. Like, we would have empty
seats.
Their house. A 14 year old as we speak.
Right. Wow. Hey,
what? Sorry, go on. No, I
mean, I was gonna say on that happy note. We should end the
show. It doesn't get much better than that. It's so simple for
this question to be asked. Yeah, where's the New York Times New
York Times they have they've written about this.
No one said asked a simple question. Really?
Unbelievable. Unbelievable. Good work. Well, thank you. Bye. I'm
proud to be associated with you.
Love how the chat room misconstrues what I say and to
check this lineup. I am glad that AC says he believes that
the government should control individuals. Did you hear me say
that? What did you hear me say that? No.
This is the douchebags in the chat room. They always come up
with stuff
now it's only one it's CKS s x eight team kick I'm have to be a
chair. handle half operator. Crap. I'm not even a half
operator.
I don't go in there because they kicked me no good.
John, well belated Happy Birthday nice. See everyone
checking in and pitching in a little bit there on your a four
foot one birthday. And we'll we will be back on Sunday with more
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