We got to reunite these countries put the Disneyland in
there, and just go have some fun. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Sunday, April 14 2013. Time for your good boy nation media
assassination episode 504.
This is no agenda
from a Travis heights hideout. We're so Komiks MoPhO in Austin,
Texas in the morning, everybody. I'm your keyboard cowboy. I'm
Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm reading tweets, I'm
John C. Dvorak. Craig Baden Buzzkill.
That's for our Spanish listeners. Yeah. Well, we have
to get we know the Spanish listeners are way on board with
the conspiracy theories. So yes, I decided to up my game.
You don't have conspiracy theories?
Correct. We have conspiracy fact. Conspiracy fact.
So I don't know how much they have to pound us with this. But
today's New York Times, New York Times. You should dig around
while we're doing the show and see if you can find the cover of
The New York Times Magazine. Okay. And you'll see a giant
photo of uma and Anthony.
Wait, but isn't this that the article that we read from?
Wasn't that wasn't that actually in the New York Times magazine?
This is today's New York Times Magazine. Oh, really? Yes. It
just came out today. Today. Wow. Let
me see.
It looks like the same hagiography
Is it written by the same dude? Yes. But it's written by the
same dude. Yep. Yeah. Yeah. Same shill,
Jonathan Van Meter. Yeah. They do have the one set
commonalities. I have that one picture the gym sitting at the
desk?
I don't see it. I'm looking for it. But I don't see it online
anywhere.
Maybe you put the New York Times Magazine photos online. Anyway,
it's like a longer I think it's the same article, or at least a
longer version. But why don't you run it twice? Because it's
important in the paper, then you run it in the New York Times
Magazine and give them the front page with giant red letters, uma
and Anthony, the private life of a former power couple.
Because, you know, well, here's a small prediction, then,
when you have the worst thing is that I hate I hate to say this,
because I don't really care. But you do look to see if his jeans
run zipped.
That's not even worse than in the morning. That's not that was
really funny.
But everyone will do like a couple of headshots.
And again, even that even that doesn't get any in the morning
from me. No, I think it'd be it's very simple to predict that
the New York Times in the form of Mr. Van Meter there will have
a huge exclusive interview with Hillary Clinton. That's why this
is happening. Because that's, you know, he does he does all
the Hillary puff pieces he did the Vogue piece he did the
behind the scenes with Hillary, all of that stuff is what this
guy does. So this is being pushed, and then and there's a
quid pro quo for that. So you know, because what,
you know, the quid pro quo from who, from Hillary are doing he's
doing them a favor. No, no, he's
doing he's doing it to get Hillary in the big exclusive
when she announces or something, it'll be something like that.
You're saying that he's doing this? He hires you for the
benefit of Hillary? Yeah, of course her girlfriend is.
Yeah, that's who uma Houma is her girlfriend, of course. And
the whole thing was always it was always set up that way for
as we went through all this, Anthony was going to become
we did as a mayor, so we don't need to go through it any
longer. Okay, if Hillary did crop up over the weekend,
actually was I guess, on the fifth that she really showed up
at this woman's conference again, as some of our producers
have pointed out wearing her fuchsia dress. Okay, when she's
always you know, free and easy she wears, that's her. I don't
know what that dress is supposed to prove. And she had a number
of you know, she was talking about this woman's conference
with a bunch of really bad information are actually I think
misleading. Incredibly misleading information. I have a
clip. Okay, I'm gonna play just a bit of it
here. Sure. Well, there's a couple of Clinton clips. I'm not
sure which one.
The one about life expectancy. Yeah. Okay, here we go.
We now have American women at the high levels of business,
academia and how
and how well is that working out? Let's see. What do we have?
It was HP. Carly Fiona fear Ferrucci, the areni Fiorini
where we have some other great women CEOs.
Well, HP was just a bad example every which way it hasn't been
any worse than the guys
Kamya government you name it. But as we have seen in recent
months, we're still asking age old questions about how to make
women's way in male dominated fields, how to balance the
demands of work and family. The Economist magazine recently
published what it called a glass ceiling index. Ranking countries
based on factors like opportunities for women in the
workplace, and equal pay. The United States was not even in
the top 10. Recent studies have found that on average, women
live shorter lives in America than in any other major
industrialized country. Think about that for a minute.
Hold on, John, let's wait for one minute. I'm waiting. I got
to think about this. Yeah, for a minute. Is this really true is
this I've heard this statistic but I, I've always kind of
questioned
this stick the glass, the only thing is bogus. All you have to
do is go look at their map, how they figured out these numbers.
And it's got it's really got more to do with how many women
ditch diggers are working for union wages in a country and
what opportunities they have. And so you have countries like
the number one country in the world was New Zealand, I think
Sweden was number two. So if you want to become a ditch digger, I
think you could do very well. And you don't have to compete
with the men. Their whole thing was that is Bogut IV, then she
apparently pulls a non sequitur and links to this life
expectancy thing. Well, yes, this is true. But men are even
worse off in the United States. In terms of dramatized so the
women are dropping dead, the men aren't No, they're still living
five or 10 years or more longer than men. And but our life
expectancy in this country has flat lined because our
healthcare system sucks, or our food supply is poisoned. And
there's a number of factors involved here, have contributed
to this. And she doesn't have anything to do. It's got
something to do with the gender gap or whatever.
Okay, so this is very interesting. So what you're
saying is, men in America are also very poor, often, in fact
that women in America live longer than the men in America,
which is what I've always believed is still true, but she
doesn't
say anything about that. She this whole thing was this, she
just was a very misleading, typical Hillary kind of thing.
What about what is our life expectancy? Are you on the cusp
there? Are you on the edge? You could go at any moment.
I think men live to 72 and then a day. That's it. That's that's
average. I mean, the average is of course that you know you if
you get that far, you get shot at getting that's an average. So
you're not there. Maybe you'll die at 72. Right, although the
people who have died is exactly 72 are always amusing.
A barrel of
health nuts, yeah. Diet, right and the average age. So but
anyway, so this is a very misleading this was some
Conference on Women for Women by women. And and then another
another one of the speakers, which is all the other Clinton
clips I have was was Chelsea and her to play the little short.
There's a little short intro to her thing, which is soon I
wasn't going to watch it until I heard the intro. And I said,
Wait a minute, it's the Chelsea Clinton moderates a panel free
announcement.
Also at the Women in the World Summit in New York City, Chelsea
Clinton moderated a panel of women tech entrepreneurs. This
is just over 25 minutes.
Wait a minute. Women tech entrepreneurs. Wait, so she had
Marissa Meyer there? Of course. No,
she had no buddy. She had she couldn't be swinging the bat
hard enough to get anybody worth this shit. Wow. So she had some
woman who was a Google, like somebody that worked at Google
who started a venture capital company in New York, who didn't
know anything like q x s capital. I never heard of them.
She had a woman who was from AT and T who I do have a clip from
you have to hear could not say anything coherent.
While I say TNT, we don't hear anything on their phone system
either. So that kind of makes sense,
folks, whole idiot. And then they had the key person that was
on there's another one. There's a hold on,
hold on. Hold on a second. I'm reading it right here. And let's
see what we have. So this whole article I'm reading about the
article they talked about, so she should have had Sheryl
Sandberg obviously, who has
she did not have Sheryl Sandberg has
got the book. Everybody's got the big seller book lean in.
Lean in is confusing that with her other promotion. Then we
have Marissa Meyer
for what's the first
of all, John? Really. The panel consisted of Reshma Saujani,
founder of Girls Who Code A nonprofit nonprofit, well, I'm
so sick of nonprofits. Leah Bosque, the founder and CEO of
Task Rabbit it.
Oh, and um, oh, now as you mentioned, I forgot to get a
clip from her. She was just the dinghy as well, you know, she
sounded like a valley girl who was just a dummy.
Oh, thanks. Thanks for sharing. That's an online mobile
marketplace that allows users to outsource small jobs or tasks to
others in their localities.
Yeah, it's not a bad idea.
Andrea Zurich, the founding partner of x, GE ventures,
venture capitals from the invest in burgeoning tech companies.
What is burgeoning mean? Like they're building? They're gonna
blow. They're gonna blow. And Esterly, Senior Vice President
of brand marketing advertising and sponsorships at at and to
who I'm sure underwrote the entire conference. Otherwise,
why would she be there? Who's
gonna be there? Well, that's why nobody was there. There wasn't
one moderately famous woman except the Girls Who Code girl.
And you can kind of get a glimpse on the Girls Who Code
play the Girls Who Code preamble, which is the which was
the this was the way they started off the segment with the
movie, you know, when there's little movies, using these
right, yeah, this conference, crappy movie, I
think it's called a vignette. Is that what it is? I think it's a
vignette video vignette.
They play a video vignette to introduce us to everyone. And
they, of course, nobody that's in the video vignettes actually
on the panel, but But it gives us an idea what how important
what how things are changing.
My family's huge, crazy. All together in this household is
eight children. It's a hectic, busy life. I'm 16. My father,
he's working 15 hour days, and he's trying as best as he can.
To support us, my life was pretty difficult. When I lived
back in Brooklyn, things were just really hard. We didn't have
much money. I was in the library one day in my school. And the
librarian comes up to me and says, Julie, I think that you'd
be a good fit for this program, you should try it out. I looked
at the paper and it said girls and code, and something just
clicked. And Girls Who Code I learned everything from robotics
to user interface and web design. We also learn
programming languages. I don't know if you guys want me to
explain it. You just want to play it. But I just want to play
really cool. Being involved in exposed technology is definitely
changed my life. Now I've decided that I want to double
major in computer science in physics, when I go to college,
Julia has been an inspiration to the whole family.
Is she 12?
Wow. Wow. Yeah,
this is okay. Yeah. Oh, robotics. Yeah. Okay. You know,
all these things are scams.
There's a lot of them that are and girls do that. But there's
this major push to getting girls to code. What
is the new JavaScript? All right, let me take a look at
this Girls Who Code is a nonprofit? Why does it have to
be a nonprofit? Why, why why? Why? Why?
Well, they make the mistake. And I'm gonna, I'm sick
and tired of this nonprofit culture. It's sucking off the
teat of the government. And it's just to keep people it's a jobs
program, all these nonprofit bullcrap things.
Well, if they get a government grant, and yeah, I would agree
with you, but they probably did not. You mentioned
I'm looking at it right now because this is, let's see.
bothered him. Kristen. Kristen Titus. She's the executive
director. Who was she was this other woman then? Yeah. Kristen
Titus. She is former consultant to nonprofit organizations,
foundations and corporate partners. Aha. Okay. Ashley,
Gavin, what is?
Let's see board as the revenue looks at those
board of directors and brain trust. They have a brain trust,
John, we need to
call our knights Yeah.
But it's an insult to call them brain trust. Yes, the brain
trust of oh, let's see. Oh, eight. at&t is a sponsor 2013
program partner. And that's how it
was coincidental because on the same panel, but the students
from AT and T we had nothing to say by the way.
So I think mobility smartphones is just beginning so whenever
someone says mobility, I
tuned out or mobility All right.
Some of the things that we're working on are things like our
home automation connected car. Think about a light
connected car. Oh think about this is
your home automation is so important. I don't know how
people can get can't get I don't know how they get by before home
automation. You hate your home must be totally automated. knows
when you leave for the office and you Oh, I forgot to turn off
the kitchen.
Here's how it works. Here's how it works. Mickey says to me,
Honey, can you turn on the back light before we leave, Sure,
honey, I'll automate that. And I literally stick a plug into an
outside socket. That I'm not kidding that and then sometimes
when we come home and it's all pretty and the lights are on
I'll say, Gee, someone cares. And that's that's it. That's our
audit. usually forget the front porch light. But home automation
this has been going to this member x 10 this is how it all
started.
No I the I remember home automation in the 70s
What was that with strings and pulleys? No,
I'm telling you this. The X 10 thing good pre is pre dated by
other crazy ladies. It never went anywhere than when x 10
came around. It was like this is it's finally standardized as
medicine
standardized. You had these big, big ugly things. You have to
plug in everywhere. You know that the
big clunker so I put one of these. I put an X tent system in
my mom's house. Uh huh. Maybe she would God allow Can you come
in and take this stuff out? I can't figure out how to use it.
stuff out it's okay. You push the button and turns it on and I
know now ticketed how you mock the dead. That's crazy. My this
is exactly what she said. Microwave.
Oh, I gotta listen to the rest of this woman because so far
she's we've we are exactly 11 seconds into the clip.
Well, actually, you're listening to Chelsea. No,
this is Chelsea. The woman
comes on is worse. Oh no.
I gotta rewind this. Okay, so the connected car. Okay,
prediction. Chelsea Clinton, big Ted speech coming up. She's
gonna she's gonna do a good to a big this is a shoot you got? You
don't even have to put it in the book. You know, it's color.
You know, it's coming.
So I think mobility. Smartphones is just beginning so
it's just the beginning. Oh, you know that people shouldn't have
gotten Chelsea so smart. Oh, yes. She's I mean,
she is just this is just because I did I remember when I clipped
I thought it kept chilled. Because
Chelsea I don't know. But I just want to point one thing out. And
this will sound you know, this is going to come across as this
whole segment so far. I think women have already picked turn
off the show. Because they're like, Oh, these buddy, but
seriously, saralee. But when
state haven't heard what we're about to say,
right? Right. I hope
it's coming. When? When women when you know when one woman is
bullcrapping? And the other one was is you know talking about
her, they always use the word smart. Oh, she's so smart.
Smart. I just Oh, no, she's just an incredibly smart, smart
woman.
Some of the things that we're working on are things like our
that's the 18 T woman.
Connected Car. Think about the life that goes on in your home
in your car.
What goes on in my home and my car?
Think about it. Think about the life that goes on.
turning on the lights for your kids.
Oh, hey, what happened to the to the key around the neck? Hey,
honey,
do you have the iPad, no version, I gotta turn the lights
on
with the kids. They're gonna be sitting in the dark, they won't
know how to turn the lights on.
I don't know how to turn on the lights because they're idiots,
our kids, so bad.
Things like that. So we're really getting into a place
where it's about lifespaces its lifespan.
I'm sorry. lifespaces I love this.
And this is where we actually need women at the table to
create the right kinds of solutions.
Yes, because we need women. Women have the answer. For them
the right solutions for i lifespaces
We had a hackathon. Actually a hackathon.
Oh, John, she's hitting all my buttons in 30 seconds so far. A
hackathon?
No, you could. I knew that. When I listened to her, she had
nothing to say she just had cliches.
But let's keep it going. Because this is great Las
Vegas in January. And interestingly, at the hackathon
there were hardly any women but I was
that interesting because she's pay taking money to promote
women I guess.
An example of the type of technology that was created the
winning team used this carriers that that actually measures your
moods.
Oh, no, this is this is a big thing with with women in tech,
by the way, is cat ears. It will know it's measuring your mood.
You're talking about the cat ears. You've seen these. Yeah,
the whole thing is just Oh Oh it's idiotic gone
okay and this is very interesting outfit I'm doing
some some googling here to
call management or call management platform to create
management platforms called an answering machine call
management it's called voicemail
platform this
platform
is called the voicemail
John I left I left a we need a different word for message yeah
and we're left to communication on your on your call management
unit on a on the platform
to create a new technology that senses your mood and decides to
whether to call it a voicemail
the voicemail it's a friggin voicemail. Wow. Wow.
He actually demonstrated it right on this on the second I
didn't turn off your phone call it was my mood. But yeah,
I bet you're not taking calls at least once a month. That was it.
Yeah, well, sorry. I mean, they're laughing That was the
joke Do you know that they were I don't want to make that joke.
Except they can't do that of course I guess maybe they can
maybe the women can get away with it's like that you just
played that was at&t Clinton idiots Okay, so I still have we
still have left girl
code girl the girl from who I thought was the CEO but
apparently she's not the Girls Who Code girl now hold
on hold on a sec. I'm looking at Girls Who Code here and so this
is a nonprofit and and their. Their underwriters advertisers
Call it what you want their 2013 program partners are Twitter GE
Knight Ridder, at&t Goldman Sachs IAC. That's Barry Diller,
Intel, Cornell, NYC Tech, eBay. And then they have funders a lot
of the same and in addition to that Google Sequoia Capital
Craig's List found Foundation, the teal foundation and this is
a who's who of douchebaggery meet the girls. It literally
meet the girls will Whoa. Hi, my name is Julia. I'm 15 from
Brooklyn. I love physics and enjoy sports. Work at a local
food bank. Oh, I save silver foil to help the poor black
children in Africa. Testimonials, I get you right.
So at this address 28 West 23rd Street is also the editorial
freelancers Association who had a Scrabble night recently. I'm
seeing nice oh, I missed it. I'm sorry. No upcoming April 24 our
monthly scrabble my New York
and do a little scrabble
open to all takes place at girls at EDFA headquarters. Let's see
what else is on in good company is located there. What's in good
company? They are same same floor same address everything in
good company where women entrepreneurs go to work neat.
And oh, this of course is the commercial side. I see you fund
everything on the bullcrap side with the foundation. And then
they have in good company where women entrepreneurs go to work
meet and learn? Or is this just another scam? Our story like
that of many entrepreneurs to who's in this founders Amy
Abrams, Adelaide Lancaster. Well, that's definitely
commercial. I mean, it's just it's a whole nest of women up
there.
I noticed that the color pink is used excessively by both these
websites that are probably a bit sexist.
Yeah, probably developed by the same same company.
But it should be coded by the Girls Who Code. And then
AP Nexus is also on the same address. What is AP Nexus? I've
heard of AP Nexus haven't heard of AP Nexus? What is AP Nexus?
Me? Yes. AP Nexus, today's most powerful open and customizable
advertising technology platform. Ah, spammers. Right? Alright,
let's listen to the Girls Who Code and speak
about their journey, having them talk about, you know, the things
that they learned how they're building their business, so that
the girls see women who look like them. I mean, that's also
the most important thing, especially for the girls of
color that are in our program,
girls of color
that are in our program, utilizing our messaging
platform, you know,
when we when we started girls with code, I couldn't even find
one black female engineer in the entire city. Do you imagine
that? So you know, for the
really I know I can at least think of one.
John Kerry and his binders full of women Yeah,
we just had our application process as Google and you saw
all these Latino, Asian American African American
I love it when she she must be Latin, Latino, she's Indian. Oh,
really? Because I love it when you know, it's kind of like when
when you have a Yeah,
like we have this guy, just guy in the Bay Area's Latino report
has always been but he's been doing this for like 20 minutes,
he says is Latino Latino
application process as Google and you saw all these Latino,
Asian American African American girls coming in, you know,
saying, I want to learn how to code
because you say Asian American,
I don't know, played again.
We're going nuts here
coming in, you know, saying I want to learn how to
back a little bit for I think she's Asian American to new one
for these girls. And it's so powerful girls. Well, we just
had our application process as Google and you saw all these
Latino, Asian American African American girls coming in
Asian American, African American, why don't you say
Mexican American, or Latin American you can say with Latin
American, right? Latin American, Asian American,
no Latin American, I think would refer to someone that lives in
Latin America, it's a problem that you could say Mexican
American, Mexican American is better. And then we end well,
you could say Latin American American.
I like Latina, Latina.
So why are they here special modern, Asian American, saying
I want to learn how to code teach me, black Americans.
No African American
country of black.
One of my girls Kotti came here from Senegal. And in Senegal,
they don't give women or girls exposure to technology. And so
within the first day, the program we had to teach her how
to use a mouse. But eight weeks later, she had built a website
and how to teach other girls how to use the mouse how to code in
32 different languages.
Right, okay, well, good. It's affirmative action for women is
what it is, essentially, right?
There's something more going on here. I don't think it's an
affirmative action thing at all. They are. There's a huge push to
get these to just get low wage coders into the marketplace
flood the marketplace with coders. For some some nefarious
reason I have yet to figure it out. But I think they're, you
know, this is essentially especially they're talking about
the sort of coding that this goat that's modern coding, it's,
they figured that I'm gonna now this where I'm gonna go a little
bit off the deep end here with us, you're gonna get a lot of
complaints from someone. But it's a little bit like knitting.
Okay, and it's a very tedious little process. And they
somebody's going with it. You know, I think women could do
this. Let's stick down with this crappy job. And so they and
women are falling into it. Like there's no tomorrow.
Okay, okay. Oh, I'm not I'm totally we do. This is like war
time, World War Two. And all women went to work in the
factories.
welders. Yes, thanks. So a tedious job.
And it hurts your eyes. If you do it wrong. You go on. So these
are basically so you're thinking this is a code monkey type of
assembly line that that is being cranked up here.
Yeah, I believe so. And when you use with the new products out
there that are that are amenable to this sort of monkey like
behavior, I get, for example, is pretty much taking over the
what is taking over, get get?
Yeah, you should look to look into this. This is a lioness.
Mean, GitHub, GitHub is that we were talking about?
Well, it's the Git, it's the program is called Git. Okay.
It's a software revision. I've got to get help account,
or you would, of course, so anyway, so Git, which is the
basis for it, is being used by everybody except I think,
Google. It so it makes it now you can do big projects, and
without stepping all over each other. So I think you can set up
an assembly line of code monkeys cheaply, and if there's enough
of them, we don't have to bring an h1 B's out of India, who
aren't that good anyway, believe me. And although of and you can
tell because the Amish aren't making any money in India, we
did show some benefits. So the Indians can speak English and
listen to our show, but I'm okay with that. But they're creating
these assembly lines. And,
I mean, look, we clearly need to do something. So it's not I
don't think it's necessarily a bad thing. No, I
never said it was a bad thing. But I'm just telling you, I
think it's onerous because it's not, you know, everyone thinks
they're gonna become Steve Wozniak or Bill Gates, or some
sort of entrepreneur like the girl that was up there. The
dingbat who ran that little company. We never thought she'd
ever become an entrepreneur, and never thought of herself as one.
Whatever that rabbit is TaskRabbit
so The Girls Who Code Inc, has only was incorporated in 2012
has not filed any form 990 information. So this is a very
new organization.
Right? I think it's taking advantage of what's going on on
the East Coast or sticking it into the I'm in the west coast.
The West Coast has these movements that started some time
back to like, you know, standardized coding amongst the
assembly line workers, essentially. And the East Coast
is always you know, with all his political o's and the brute
Bloomberg and all these other guys, they're always trying to
get on, you know, the Silicon Alley. What crap that is. And
they always trying to, you know, scrounge up some some attention.
Well,
this is what I mean, in New York, they have Tech Stars,
they've got all these Bogut if you know, that's why the T will
foundation is in on this. It's all a Yeah, it's, I think, at
the core, all of these types of programs are intended to get get
people working, doing things. And then you know, if there's
like that next thing that is just happens to pop out of it,
to be the first one to jump on top, pounce, and screw whoever
invented it. That's basically what I think is going on with
all of these initiatives, you know, give go do a hackathon, or
what is it? What is the point of a hackathon. The point the
point, it's like all of these things, you know, pitch your
pitch your project, you know, operation, startup, angels
limited, all the stuff is, you know, hopefully define the next,
the next cool thing and then just have an edge and be able to
beat everyone to a pulp because of the investors. They all
think, yeah, and these, of course, are all you know,
usually guys who have had a very successful IPO or, or the firm
was bought now they're, you know, an angel investor. And
they're all just looking for the next thing. And they'll do
anything to get it there. Every college in the universe has and
every university is doing this. It's it's a big and if it's not
that, then it's to rent desks to poor saps. That's what's
happening in Austin. Oh, oh, my God, John, this this Google
Fiber thing. It's like everyone's Oh, I'm moving to
Austin, stay away, stay away.
douchebags, a curse, I talked to the guy, but Chandi ate their
page that Austin needs to eat the fiber in there, that'll
screw up.
So I spoke to the guy. I'm not gonna mention his name, because
I want to have, I want to speak to him again, who works for the
city who was partially responsible. They put in a bid
originally, and then Kansas City won that, but they never really
stopped. And this whole thing is really it's a it's a mayoral
bid. So you know, we're going to have an election pretty soon, we
know that the current mayor is not going to run. So you know,
that we're probably going to see a woman mayor in Austin. And
she's kind of miss Google Now. Which makes total sense.
Oh, great. Move lady.
And, you know, and of course, Google has all kinds of benefits
for this. You know, they get all kinds of they get, you know,
taxes back and which is you know, it's appropriate because
it's good. It'll bring it'll bring in real jobs and Austin.
He says, Now I'm getting this onslaught of, you know, set up
our startup in Austin. No, no, listen, don't there's no money
here. There's none. There's none. We are one venture capital
firm Austin ventures. And if they pass on you, there's no one
else is gonna give you money to don't come. Because you're like,
Hey, why did Austin ventures pass on you? Well, I don't know.
Well, we're not interested in
the guy get the local. We're not interested in flying out and you
should know this rule. Anyone out there thinks they're going
to do a thing and they're going to do it in North Dakota.
Venture capitalists were most of them are in the wet the now
number one venture capital area where you can get this kind of
money just to start something up as in the west coast on the West
Coast, generally in Silicon Valley. They every one of these
guys, if you talk to anyone, I'm honestly they said they will not
take a connection. Flight anywhere.
Yeah. Well, you can fly. You can fly direct to if there's a
if there's a direct flight. Yeah, well, there is a direct
fire out of San Jose specifically for venture
capitalists to go to Austin. But I can tell you this much too.
They don't even like doing that. No, no, of course not. If they
can take a quick drive if their driver can take him to the place
within and
if it's within range of their Fisker
right within Fisker
Fisker and if the Fisker is in flames, and at least the Tesla
has to be able to make it otherwise they're not
interested. So I'm just gonna say right we're not interested
in you go away. This fiber is for our porn business. Yes and
awesome will become a hub of porn.
You have porn days, we're
gonna have porn. Oh, good. It's fantastic. You kidding me?
Anyway, so I did. I did say to the guy at the city, I said,
Hey, you know, do sucking with this. Why do we don't it's great
to have the fiber but when there's nothing else rent is not
cheap. Let cheap In the city, it's just that we have a lack of
of spaces where people are only going to find the pockets of
these eight holes who have like three, you know, three
entrepreneurs like well, if you rent a chair for $500 a month
here in our, our incubator, you we guarantee you, you know,
you'll have interaction with the with Boehner sucker successful
entrepreneurs, they tried to sucker me into that like none of
that I'm not having any of that. I wouldn't even accept money to
do it. Hey, let's thank our let's thank the people who
actually make this show roll because you know, there's no
money in Austin. I'm not getting like any subsidies to do this.
We do have our system which is fairly close to the Hollywood
system of producers and we actually have a lot I got a lot
of feedback from our from our producers who well some people
call them listeners and audience we call them producers because
they actually are well, they actually are and then we have
our executive producers and Associate Executive producers
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Yes, it kind of a it's a drawback,
but it's also not as expensive as you know, it's like two and a
half men.
Yeah, it's not as expensive if you want to be a producer of a
lot of different ways
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I didn't do it yet, but he's asking. Let's just say he's, he
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I guess they don't live in Texas.
They live in Emeryville where they had a gun they probably
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I guess on the last episode, I said, you know, we don't have
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this
guy who used to write you a lot. So I looked at
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Could you send the double dose for Miss Mickey as well?
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favorite.
We always have a segment for every show and here it comes it
kicks off right at the beginning evening
America is the man of the land the nation of plenty the riches
can't even start this show.
So it's supposed to be America is the land of man the it sounds
like he's saying Nambla, which is the the map the map the
nation, but it's not even the word land is not even in its
nation for some reason that's on her prom
evening. America is the man of the land, the nation of plenty
the richest country in the history of the world. But we
have real numbers tonight, on the staggering increase in
people barely getting by.
Yes, yeah. All right, just getting by?
Well, she's barely it's close enough. Close enough. This, of
course, relates to the budget that President Obama has had.
Now I have you looked at this thing? It's a budget.gov. Don't
even don't even don't even try
familiar with it's just a joke.
Oh, but I mean, it's, it's impossible to get through. I
mean, it's just and I'm pretty good at this stuff. Because
they've, they've also they've split it up into 15 Different
PDFs, you know, it's not like one document, like real tricky
stuff. They're like, Nick Creole hate this, we'll never he'll
never go through it this way. So the only thing I know, I think
this is why why ABC, of course is promoting everyone just
getting by. Oh, which of course is the true American Dream is
because of the President's budget. What's interesting,
though, is from what I understand, in this budget is
the change of Social Security living standard to the CPI. And
that's worth noting for two reasons. One, it means that, and
we've talked about this before, it means that if you currently
are eating grilled cheese sandwiches, which costs $2, but
you can get by on mac and cheese, which is $1, then you're
basically going to get $1 instead of $2. Is that simple?
Is that simplifying it to monitors that kind of explain
what the CPI is John
Doe, the Consumer Price Index, which by the way, they calculate
differently, constantly, for that exact reason that you're
describing, right? Me It's a bit so it's a it's a formula. You're
explaining it at all.
You have the replacement thing in there. That's that's the
that's what's nefarious, in this case, is if you're eating steak,
if state goes up, you can eat spam. That's essentially kind of
what the thinking is, is like we're not going to raise you
your money because instead of eating steak, you can have two
Nala King, you could have cat food. This is what Bernie
Sanders was talking about two years ago already.
Yeah, well, I love it. Let me just refer people to shadow
stats.com. If you go there right now, you'll find that the front
of the of the page it shows you the difference between the
government bullcrap official CPI and the alternative 1990 based
CPI and you can see that the difference is about 2% And he
points or more. And also there's an experimental CPI that's on
there, which I don't know what that is. But if you go back,
they have one chart that shows it from 1980 to the present. And
it was it was lockstep for a number of years. And it started
to discredit it's really split, massively split during the
Clinton Administration. Apparently he is the the worst
offender, he had nothing at least 5% above or below what it
really was. So anyway, yeah, they're, they're, they're
screwing with us.
So here is and this was just kind of cool that it's always
fun to dive back in the archives, because I knew I had
it somewhere. This is the president, candidate, Obama,
then Senator, promising that he would never do exactly this.
McCain's campaign has gone even further suggesting that the best
answer for the growing pressures on Social Security might be the
quickest might be to cut cost of living adjustments, or raise the
retirement age. Let me be clear, I will not do either. I
think he's done both has nice. And we actually done exactly
that he
is now ratcheted, yes, that's what I used to be 65. And it
became 66, it's going to 67. And then 6869, just around the
corner. 70 is going to where it's going to end up.
But this but this is we're turning the corner in the United
States in so many ways. Now we'll Well, of course, the war
on crazy, which we're going to have to talk about, again, which
is covered as the war against guns or ammo or whatever. It is
the war against crazy. And, and you know, this and Melissa
Harris Perry, the woman who, who said, you know, your kids belong
to the community, or the state government, the government. He
didn't say that
for me. She basically said the kids belong to the government.
Yeah,
the government's got to take care of them. So here and these
are party we could be we
could wait, what we can do this, we can turn the country into
Sparta, you know, where the kids you know, after they're 10 years
old, they were sent to a military boot camp. And that
which is wouldn't be a bad idea. And then you just keep the you
know, you get to raise the kids for 10 years, and you never see
him again. And I'm sure a lot of the women in the Obama
administration would appreciate that.
So here is MSNBC. That was a promo than MSNBC promo. And so
she has another one that that is doing the rounds,
Americans will always want some level of inequality because it's
a representation of meritocracy. People who work hard and
sacrifice and save their money and make major contributions, we
think that they should earn a little more and they should,
they should have
this is so amazing to me, we think they should earn a little
more just just just a little more more
resources, and that's fine. But we also however, have to have a
floor under which nobody falls. And if you're below that,
especially if you're a child and you're below that, we are not
going to accept that you do have the right to health care and to
education and to decent housing and to quality food at all
times.
Okay. Good luck with that.
Yeah, especially all the slum Lords that happened to be in the
Obama administration. I'm
looking at you, Valerie Jarrett, she is the slumlord of all slum
lords. So of course, we get the everything thrown in our face
today with it being Tax Day in these United States of Gitmo
nation meaning you have to file your your tax return tomorrow
the 15th and so of course the the word comes out that the
President has done his taxes and now while he made less than last
year he's down down how can that be he's down he's down I
guess he didn't sell it made less than what way he gets a
standard salary as president How can he make less with a cut is
better? Oh
no, no, no, no, no, here it is. He made $608,611 in 2012 down
more than 20% from the year before. So this is
that those vacations he takes with his wife in dual seven
Klein and the Kyra outright
Be quiet the decline in his pay comes as sales of Mr. Obama's
books slow down. Alright, His books, His books now. But here's
the here's the kicker, you know, they got they got to throw in
your face. He and his wife, Michelle paid an effective tax
rate of 18.4% and donated $150,000 to 33 different
charities. Okay. So you know, that's where it is. 33 to 43,
three once again, once again, so there was a party in a birthday
party. Friday night. A good friend of ours. And wow, man, I
think we can break it down to three kinds of people in this
country. The people who are completely oblivious and asleep,
who actually I like a lot, because it's like, hey, the kind
of nice yeah, like hey, man, it's all good. Don't watch TV.
Don't read newspapers. I don't care.
And they don't know anything. I
don't care. But they're interesting. Didn't you know the
creative? Hey, play a song for you. That's great. Then you have
the wide awake very few and far between. So,
I think I met so many are too wide awake, but for my taste.
Yeah, that's good. And then you have this
big zombified programmed mass. And I actually got into a verbal
spat
this, what do you do this? How do you get into these arguments
with people? Okay, so
I was introduced to this woman. And she and it was like, she
drinks she loves the half the half time in Austin, half time
and California. Oh, Silicon Valley. Uh huh. And everyone was
in because, you know, people know kind of what I do. And
they're like, Oh, you too, should meet
you to shoot. I love
that, to me. It's like, I don't think so.
And so, and I really, I was like, Okay, I'm just gonna be
really calm. She's like I am the yellow is liberal in the
universe. That's how that's how she introduced herself. What
does that mean? I don't know. I don't know. But I think she
meant she's a coward Obama, but I don't know. Like, okay. And
then, very, somehow, very quickly. Mickey's like, oh, we'd
love Austin. You will everyone's so polite because they got guns
and this woman's head like, swivels on her shoulders. You
don't have automatic guns, do you?
Yeah, she did it. This is the old day auto industry and
automatic and semi automatic gun, right.
And I said no, semi automatic. No, I meant semi automatic. So
yeah, but now what Miki has that's a revolver, right? No,
it's a semi automatic. So she doesn't quite understand that,
you know,
handling pistols are called automatics, as opposed to
revolvers, but that doesn't mean there aren't that doesn't mean
they're machine guns. Right. It just means Chicago. They talk
themselves out automatically. So they're automatics so so so know
that they don't know the terminology of the weaponry.
Correct?
Well, neither does our president.
That's true. He said, Yeah. Right.
And, and you know, but it was so and I'm like, Okay, I gotta jump
in and save her here. Because, you know, it's like, wow, okay.
Yeah. So yeah. So by the way, I have an AR 15 with a 30. round
magazine. Like, yeah, that's like jumping on the grenade. So
Mickey can go away. Yeah. I swear to God, she like backed
away. And this is taking place in the kitchen. And then she's
like, What? To? Yeah, that's right. It's a semi automatic
Colt M four carbine. And I have multiple 30 round magazines.
She's like, wow. And you think that's normal? Like, yeah, no,
that's not abnormal. And then what do you think that that is
normal that the Aryan race nation is going around killing
cops in Texas? Like, oh, rather, like and this is wow. Which by
the way, today in the news has been, you know, the law
enforcement is saying looks like they were wrong about that. So
yeah, so she can be so I can see already like, Josh man, she's
completely programmed to like, oh, you know, listen, this is
really only just a war on crazy. You know, and so I'm trying to
back away I'm trying to back out of this, like, you know, and
with both feet right into this, I had to do
that for Mickey. Oh, right. It was to protect my wife at save.
Save the lady. And then she's like, well, you know, I like you
a lot.
Would you like you at all?
I don't know. Well, no, she she because I'm cute. Probably.
Probably. And and so then she's like, I wrote her and I said,
Well, gee, wow. You know, I think that your your, your
democratic representatives have really misled you, you
condescending prick.
She said that. Yeah.
Why do you even presume I'm a Democrat. I said, I didn't say
you were I said your Democrat representatives. Your Republican
representatives mislead you a lot, too. But in this case, this
is your democratic representatives. And he called
you a she really yelled condescending prick.
Holy crap, What a weirdo. So I shall just just get to get back
to the story before you do. Yeah, there is a yellow liberal.
That's yellow. There's a bunch of different colors that
liberals which by the way are all Democrats. She's a Democrat.
She's a yellow liberal. Yellow liberal is a commonly most
commonly most associated with liberalism in Europe, being the
official color of the Alliance, the alliance of liberals and
Democrats for Europe to group. Yellow is also associated with
libertarianism though.
Now and now she was noted There's purple.
There's red, there's white. There's pink, social democrats,
orange, a Christian Democrats green because the greens are the
greens. gray, brown, blue is a bunch of these colors. You have
to look it up under political color.
It was pretty it was pretty harsh. I mean, it was, but I
could I could take it from her because it seemed like this was
kind of her shtick.
I know that you're all over Berkeley. Well,
in fact, she could have been straight out of Berkeley. She
was a large woman kept talking about how she loves women. So
she's lesbian and that's okay. And none of this matters to me.
She's a lesbian looking for trouble.
That's a show title write it down lesbians. Lesbians, that's
for our other business for our porn business, write that down.
And but it was it was just kind of bizarre how she was yelling
at me. And but I took it a stick and so I started yelling back
and someone bipolar. Well, so. So this is really just about
being you know about being insane. And you know, right now,
it's about you can't have a gun because you know, you're
bipolar. But soon it will be you know, you can't drive a car. You
know, my stick right now. Oh, you can't be around children. I
thought he was going to, like, projectile vomit at me. And she
could she just could not grasp.
Why would anybody what six soul in that Paul, already thought
you should meet this woman, the host, a person I can track down
now it's my friend. He knows he thought it was hilarious. John,
this one,
John. This is something you could have done. Are you kidding
me? You love doing you love setting this stuff? Go to a
party where this person even showed up? Although I've seen
it looked it was I actually enjoyed it. But a number of
people did come to me later and say Are you okay? Like, Yeah,
I'm okay. I'm not a pussy. This is fine. But you know, it was
just, it was it was it doesn't happen very often that I meet
someone like this. And I'm going to I'm going to talk to her
again. I can't wait. I mean, I should record it. So it's a we
could we could actually do a podcast have an Android
phone? Yeah. Well, there's a little
I know, you can, but I don't have to hide it. And I'm just
saying record you for crazy.
For crazy, you will be reported
pretty well. And I went through the whole thing. And you know,
she said, Well, you know, I've, I've, I have to take an
antidepressant. I said, Well, then, you know, you're not
allowed to have guns legally.
Yeah, you don't say, but then, you know, I so I'm following the
news, or sorry, I'm following the telescreen for the past
couple of days just looking at what's going on. And some
amazing things have happened in this war on crazy, which is
being hidden as a war on a war on guns or ammo or background
checks, or whatever it is. And I just like to run around the dial
and just play a few things. First of all, pure proof from
spokes hold Carney that this is just a little stepping stone.
Well, as you saw on the President's statement,
yesterday, and as you've seen all week from the President and
the rest of us, we have been encouraged by bipartisan
progress on this four very important package of proposals,
there is still work to be done. This was simply while very
important, a first stage in an effort to get sensible, common
sense, legislation that would reduce gun violence in America
while protecting Americans Second Amendment rights.
So it's this common sense sensible gun sense. First step
though, just the first step. So it's all about and remember this
because a couple of new memes that we have to track so common
sense. Gun Sense is a new one. buying guns on the internet,
Pastor Rick Warren, who was very famous, is he a televangelists
or Rick Warren or is he?
He's really famous. He's not like No, he's not like a he's a
he's a mega church mogul.
Right? Yeah. mega church mogul. So his son apparently committed
suicide earlier this week, and of course,
Pastor Rick Warren made some startling revelations about the
suicide of his son Matthew. On Thursday, Warren tweeted quote,
someone on the internet sold Matthew an unregistered gun. I
pray he seek God's forgiveness. I forgive him. Matthew Warren's
shot to death last Friday, law enforcement officials have been
confirmed the pastor's claim it did say that gun serial number
had been removed.
Alright, so that was all this legislation going to prevent
this? Nothing John, how please
Well, we're gonna have to have it's going to be illegal to sell
guns on the internet. That's how this legislation is going to
prevent this now. The best thing Oh, John, would you, of course
is not going to prevent it. But for my friend from the Berkeley
area, or wherever she's from part time, we'll make it
Berkeley. Yeah. But 60s now officially, she wasn't a Hummer,
but she could have been. We'll make it Berkeley. This is what
these people's see and believe. And then, of course, this was my
favorite. This. Yeah. This is what Al Qaeda. Yeah. This is
morning, Joe. And my favorite part of Morning Joe is listening
to what's your name? Mica mica Malika
at the Brzezinski Morning Joe.
Listening to her going job. Oh, yeah. Crazy. Yeah, that's the
best part. So this is about the al Qaeda video of Adam Gadon
famous al Qaeda operative saying it's so easy to buy guns in
America this Yeah, this is what Al Qaeda
Yeah. Well, that you're talking about your background checks.
Even when Al Qaeda makes a video pointing out how easily
attainable gardens are in the US
you know, your background system is weak. You backward check
system is weak when even caught I mean, I was even saying
the website BuzzFeed pointed out this 2011 video by American born
I'll chi The spokesman Adam
American born al Qaeda spokesman is a spokesman gets better winds
in the CNN CNN had an even better term for him. Hold on
here it is.
If he's watching this whole gun debate play out in America, al
Qaeda, al Qaeda.
Al Qaeda. I gotta say it twice al Qaeda, al Qaeda who's
watching
this whole gun debate play out in America. Al Qaeda. Al Qaeda
already thinks America's gun control system is weak. And
American al Qaeda spokesman
This is fantastic.
America's gun control system is weak. And American al Qaeda
spokesman says it is so easy to get guns in America that one of
the terrorists should take advantage of it.
That's right that's they can't get guns in Afghanistan. They
can't get guns in Pakistan. They can't get guns in Iraq.
Alright, so of course if you're if you're from Berkeley, and
you're a lesbian looking for trouble, what's your favorite
show and what's your favorite talk show on television gonna be
what's your favorite? Come on?
It would obviously be Rachel Maddow. No,
that's news I'm talking about we're so go to so called news
talk.
They have to be Bill Maher,
so sorry, but this is the problem with the gun debate is
that it's a constant center right debate. There's no left in
this debate. Everyone on the left is so afraid to say what
should be said which is the second amendment is bullshit.
Why doesn't anyone go
up a clip for the day. Oh, that's so kind of you. I don't
know if I deserve it. But screw it. I'll take it.
The second amendment is bullshit. I'll say it. I'm Bill
Maher. And I invented the iPod screw, Johnny Ives, Johnny, if
you ain't got shit on me. Then we have our Vice President Joe
Biden. That isn't his middle name is Oh, what does it Orville
Oren Bucher, what is his middle name?
I don't know what get up in the book knowledge. Hold on.
I think you should consult. Joe Biden. The reason why I always
see that is because when I look them up on C span video
archives,
Joseph Robinette Biden, Robinette. Yes,
but it's Oh, it's Joseph. Oh Biden.
No, no. Yes, it is. Oh,
it's Robinette. Listen,
okay, I'm going to C span video.org. I fill in Biden in
the search. Okay. And what comes back is
we've been saying Joe Biden for so long. You've been having
dreams.
I'm fucking sick. Video dreams. Oh, okay, let's be Orville.
Well, here's Orville Biden. On the Morning Joe Show. And this
to me,
but hold on a second. By the way. What kind of name would you
name your kid Robin net? So you got it? Sounds like the
Shirelles. Hi,
I'm Joe from the Shirelles. I don't know man. And that's a
that's not a big thing in Pennsylvania. Call your kid
Robinette. I guarantee you that. Sure. All right. Here he is. He
makes just the most insane comparison to assault rifles,
which of course we all agree it's crazy. You don't need those
for hunting. Do you? I mean, that's this is just two things
just for one thing and one thing only
for killing friendship blows one and a half. I look at my son
Dad, why did you do this and I want you to understand the power
of this weapon. I want you to understand the power. Everybody
who owns guns the guys you represent. They take great pride
in the fact that they in fact, but what's happened here is look
and use
To be we were dealing with substance, right? Yeah. Now he
can't speak because somebody Joe
with hunters, hunters, when I did this the first time in 94,
it was the one group I had to go speak to and make sure they were
satisfied with what we were doing. We're hunters. There's an
hole. As
I'm a gatherer or Joe, I don't know what you're talking about a
new
sort of group of individuals now, who I don't know what the
numbers are, that never hunted at all. But they own guns for
one of two reasons, self protection, or they just liked
the feel of that ar 15 at the range. They liked the way it
feels, or they just, you know, it's like driving a Ferrari. You
know, it's like, it's
it's like driving a Ferrari. John, it's like driving a
Ferrari. It's like,
he likes to shoot this guy does just
like know what, no, I mean, how can you even you really can't
have it all you can't say. And the people of AR fifteens are
rednecks living in the hill countries of Texas ready to
shoot any black person who comes by and then say that we like him
because they're like Ferraris. You can't have all this. I'm
sorry, you just can't have all this, but this is all part of
the telescreen programming, which of course had to include
our favorite singing and dancing television show,
too soon after the Sandy Hook shooting. Gliese latest episode,
which aired last night centered around a shooting inside the
high school.
Alright, let's get started.
Spread out
the images of students crying, running and scrambling for cover
were too much for some residents of New Town. Here's Andrew
Paley, the father of two boys who survived the December
shooting.
We're in the healing process here in New Town. And it's too
soon for those of us so close to what happened on 1214 that it
would have reopened wounds that we're trying to heal,
you hear the meme, the new meme? Well, 14 1214 that is the new
memes and they're really, really pushing this. And this comes
back again. Very interesting. I got a message from the President
today on my texturally written communication platform, also
known as email. It's funny because he starts his email off
with Hello, everybody. Literally dash dash Hello, everybody. Each
week, like many, many presidents before me, I sit down to record
a short address to the nation. It's something I take very
seriously because it offers a chance to bring focus to an
issue that needs to be part of the national dialogue. But
today, I've asked someone to take my place, Francine Wheeler,
as a mother, she and her family live in Newtown, Connecticut,
four months ago, her six month old son Ben was murdered in his
elementary school along with 19 other children and six brave
educators. Blah, blah, blah. So he gave up his presidential
address. Is YouTube show to Francine Wheeler and her
husband, David. Now this is unprecedented. I think I do not
know of a time when any President has given up his or
her presidency, given up his address. Do you know of any time
when that might have
happened? I've never heard of such a thing. I
also think it's I don't think it's a good thing. Actually. I
think it's this is
what had guest guest stars. Yeah,
I think it's it's not okay, it'd
be better if he introduced her but they but it was I found this
to be the most shameless thing. Probably the Obama
administration has ever done it in its entire six years. Five,
six years. Did you see you call? Yeah,
no, no. Did you catch everything in here?
I just a bunch of stuff in there. That's interesting.
I clipped a small. No, you
have we have to play the whole thing. Oh, you want to play? Oh,
really?
Okay. Well, let me let me preface by by telling you who
Francine and David are. Do you know who they are?
Yeah, I did that research and what did you come up with? Well,
Dave is an actor.
They're both actors. Yeah. She She also worked as the personal
assistant listened. She also worked as the personal assistant
to Maureen white financial chairwoman of the Democratic
National Committee.
Oh, you got me on that. So when
they got married, and I'm going to read it to you when they got
married in 2001 October 2001. Francine Loeb was daughter of
Antoinette and Carmen Lopez Bonita Springs, Florida. If
you're married to data, we're bla bla bla bla. Mr. Lowe was 34
works in New York is the personal assistant to Maureen
white, the finance chairwoman of the Democratic National
Committee Brian is also a music and movement teacher for infant
and toddlers, she graduated from Allentown College of St. Francis
is a SAG and an equity member, Mr. Wheeler actor and musician
based in New York. So they're both actors. Right? And but they
are sag card carrying members.
There was there's something I wanted I was interrupting you
about is that this information is discrepant. If you look up
enough of them enough backgrounds on them you can't
really tell when they moved into town it's like eight years ago,
it's a year ago it's four years ago. It's very disturbing to try
to pin down a lot of this you actually got quite a bit
well I was blown away by the fact that they're both actors.
And now all me she's reading a script she's reading the
teleprompter
with a lot of weird stuff in it that is just doesn't make any
sense whatsoever and here's what got me she kind of bright you
know, she breaks down a couple of times and they cut away and
she's normal again. So she's She sounds like a psycho if you just
lose if you just listen to the audio. She sounds like she's
completely insane because she's the one she removed changes too
much because of the lousy cutting whoever edited this did
a pretty crappy job. Well,
I stayed dry. I have what for eyes stay dry.
That's what exactly that's what got me. I don't She's not a very
good actress a good actress by the way can you can tell them to
cry and they will just drop a tear right on the spot. Right?
She couldn't even she if she she lost her son and she I haven't
ever seen this because I've seen people.
This has been going on with Sandy Hook with every single
person you see on TV, you've not seen a single actual tear. Show
it to me. Show me one piece of video and it's horrible to think
that this could be this big of a scam. But you need to show me
one of these people on the 60 minutes piece. You know that
anybody? Even the teacher Miss Soto was her name the one who
keeps doing
people with a dead dog on local television break into tears.
Yeah, not not Sandy Hook.
And this woman goes right into this crying, fake crying and she
never drops a tear. It was just like, is she the I would say
that cold blooded? Or maybe it just did it took some special
class or they're told not to cry or when they cry they did a
second take, but that would their eyes.
You'd see it. And this is the stuff that when people hear this
and hear us discussing this, they they go insane. They
threatened to come and burn my house down. Because who am I
insensitive? aihole To be talking like this member Robbie
Parker, the guy who's laughing and yucking it up before he then
Ooh, then he goes into this whole sad thing. This has been
constant with this constant. And it's all the same memes killed
at the end of a gun riddled. 20 young angels and six educators
it why can we say teachers anymore educators. It's so
scripted. It's so scripted. It is freaky.
And we decided to stop talking about it still keeps cocaine in
our face. This was the most shameless thing I've ever seen
this president do it and especially the I mean, it was
really bad. Hi, we have to play the whole thing because
you've probably noticed, I'm not the president. I'm just a
citizen. And as a citizen. I'm here at the White House today,
because I want to make a difference. And I hope you will
join me. Here we go. My name is Francine Wheeler. My husband
David is with me.
He looks like Dan Ackroyd
a little bit. He also looks he looks like somebody else to that
guy who's another actor actually looks really like. And I can't
think of his name, but he looks just like him. Alright.
We live in Sandy Hook, Connecticut. David and I have
two sons. Our older son Nate, soon to be 10 years old, is a
fourth grader at Sandy Hook Elementary School. Our younger
son, Ben h six, was murdered in his first grade classroom. On
December 14, exactly four months ago, this weekend. David and I
lost our beloved son. So now it's
close up. And unless they really didn't make up and took away
puffy eyes, no tears.
And Nate lost his best friend. And what turned out to be the
last morning of his life and told me quite out of the blue.
See, now this is what bothered me. Let's let's just I'm gonna
give everyone the benefit of the doubt. This is entirely true.
Okay, everything happened this way. And there was no confusion
with the medical examiner about you know, long and short gun
rifle, whatever. And then they've no weird stuff, nothing.
And we saw pictures and we've seen and we've had all of this.
Let's just say all of that happened. Even then, this script
and her delivery. I mean, if it was a mother really just
speaking and saying Holy crap, you know, we got to change. But
she's reading the script.
Yeah. And then using sub clauses like out of the out of the blue
with this, this bullshit story because a six year old does not
well here was mother out of the blue. I'm gonna go this far up
with it but I don't care. A six year old doesn't come up to his
mother out of the blue. The day of the shooting, say, Mom, I
want to be a paleontologist, I
want to be an architect mama. But I also want to be a
paleontologist.
I had to look up the word. Six years old wants to be an
architect and a paleontologist, but meanwhile, he's a piano
player, because that's
what Nate is going to be and I want to do everything makes us
fans love have fun and his excitement at the wonders of
life. We're unmatched. His boundless energy kept him
running across the soccer field long after the game was over.
What's he doing, running around
and he couldn't wait to get to school every morning. He sang
with perfect pitch, and had just played at his third piano
recital irrepressibly bright and spirited, Ben experienced life
at Full Tilt, Full Tilt until that morning, 20 of our children
and six of our educators out of the blue, out of the blue. I've
heard people say that the tidal wave of anguish our country fell
on 1214 has receded. There it is.
But not for us your 1214.
To us. It feels as if it happened just yesterday. And in
the four months since we lost our loved ones. 1000s of other
Americans have died at the end of a gun. There it is and the
gun 1000s of other families across the United States are
also drowning in our grief. Please help us do something
before our tragedy becomes your tragedy. Sometimes,
you know, it's funny, I'm just looking at that again. Wow, that
was kind of weird. That almost felt like she is sitting there
pleading as a double agent saying, Oh, please, they're
forcing me to do this. Whatever is going on. Please help stop
this insanity because these people here are insane.
I'll play it back again. I'll take I'll take it.
But not for us. To us. It feels as if it happened just
yesterday. And in the four months since we lost our loved
ones. 1000s of other Americans have died at the end of a gun
1000s of other families across the United States are also
drowning in our grief. Please help us do something before our
tragedy becomes your tragedy.
Do you mind just seeing something Yeah, I
think you're you're reading into it. But I like it. I mean, I
think it's it's it's possible sometimes.
I close my eyes. And all I can remember is that awful day
waiting at the Sandy Hook volunteer firehouse for the boy
who would never come home.
That is a movie title. It's either a movie of the week, or
it's going to be a book or the boy that would never come home.
Write it down. Write this down.
The same firehouse it was home to Ben's Tiger Scout den six.
But other times, I feel Ben's presence filling me with courage
for what I have to do for him. And all the others taken from us
so violently and too soon. We have to convince the Senate to
come together and pass common sense gun responsibility reforms
that will make our communities safer.
Also, that was something new in their common sense gun
responsibility reforms. This is something new,
all the others taken from us so violently and too soon. We have
to convince the Senate to come together and pass common sense
gun responsibility reforms.
Wow. This is new gun responsibility reforms. Yeah,
not sure what that means. But you know, seeing as she didn't
write it, it means something
that will make our communities safer, and prevent more
tragedies like the one we never thought would happen to us. When
I packed for Washington on Monday, it looked like the
Senate might not act at all. Then after the President spoke
in Hartford, and a dozen of us met with senators to share our
stories. More than two thirds of the Senate voted to move
forward. But that's only the start.
That's also Obama rhetoric move forward.
He believes that will help keep guns out of the hands of
dangerous people. And a lot of people are fighting to make sure
they never do. Now is the time to act. Please join us
now is the time to act as the name of their campaign, if you
look at White House,
is the ring of dangerous people. Oh, I missed that. Yeah,
you can talk to your senator to or visit whitehouse.gov To find
out how you can help join the President and get involved. Help
this be the moment when real change begins? From the bottom
of my heart. Thank you.
And I find it fascinating that her husband is just sitting
there the whole time.
He often is looks over at her. Yeah,
but no line, nothing. He's just sitting there. I mean, so it
was, I found this to be extremely creepy. Whether it's
true or not. And of course,
I was shameless. I thought it was I thought it was getting it.
This was the worst thing I've ever seen anyone do, especially
for our president to pull a stunt like this. And there was
no tears, the thing was totally written by somebody else.
There's no way she would talk like this now, whether anything
happened or not, but I think you would, her lack of tears makes
you wonder. And you know that and the jaw, every detail was
just unnerving.
And here is Eleanor Clift of the McLaughlin group, you know,
she's always got the script because yeah, she's she from
Berkeley. She should be should be.
The new town families and Gabby Giffords are in the gun debate
to stay. And over time, their voices will be more powerful
than the NRA, the culture, the culture of guns is beginning to
go through a transformation in this country.
I also got a lot of a lot of hate, a particularly strongly
worded hate email about my take on Gabrielle Giffords. And I
wrote down a note to myself that I need to revisit that, you
know, there's a lot of discrepancies, what, what
happened there. And a lot of actual actors on the scene. You
know, we went through all of
that, remember that? Oh, yeah, we should rerun that show. You
make a note that we do that on our next best stuff. Because it
was it was very long and detailed, and there was a lot of
a lot of information and there was a lot of weird 911 calls.
And I think our ultimate conclusion was that that was
that they there was a federal judge who needed to get killed
for whatever reason, but that a lot of this seems extremely
weird. And you know, when people send me pictures, like, just
look at her, like, you know, I've been in media for 30 years
and mainstream media, I've done the Photoshop, I've done the
video imaging, it's, it's so much of it, it seems harmless.
When you're doing it, it seems harmless when you fake this or
fake that or pretend or embed the basically, you know, hey,
look, that's Newsflash, the weatherman is not standing in
front of a giant moving screen. Okay, news flash. Right? It's
green. They superimpose that he's looking at a monitor off
the off to the side of the set. So you know, the all of
television is trickery, and all that pick up a magazine, pick up
pick up Vogue magazine, Michelle Obama, the First Lady's on the
cover. It's photoshopped. Okay, it is photoshopped. Everything's
Photoshop is all photoshopped. This is all fantasy. So I'm not
beyond look at the Gulf War where we've got to what's the
douchebags name? They're in the Baghdad Hilton. And then
they're, they're laughing it up and pretending and then they go
stand in front of a few shrubs down in the basement and the
blue screen. And it's been going that was before green screens
been going on for a long, long time. A long time. So in this
war on crazy, there are a couple of couple of interesting
articles that came out. This just came out from what was
this? This is slate. Of course, the DSM five is coming out soon.
And slate did the the numbers. And according according to the
DSM four, the one we're in right now, already explaining what DSM
DSM is the is basically the Bible for psychiatry, the
diagnosable mental illness. It's actually what does it stand for?
DSM is I should know this. Not now you asked me, DSM, the
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
that's what it is Diagnostic and Statistical Manual. And this is
pretty much a license for di doctors and psychiatrists and
the pharmaceutical industry to prescribe you drugs. Most of
these drugs are amphetamines. You know there's some optimism
dollars them bending some poppers but it's all basically
drugs. It's not really helping you much. And according to the
research has done here with DSM four comes out every year
currently, well, not every year, but it seems like every year.
Currently, we have DSM four and some I thought it was coming out
now, DSM five, which is the new Bible, for 50% of Americans,
actually 46.4% According to the Slate article, have a
diagnosable diagnosable mental illness in their lifetime,
according to DSM four. And what five is doing is not creating
more mental illnesses, because I think that went from like, it's
like 79. And they went to 150. And now it's at 280 Different
Oh, here it is, DSM four is 297, diagnosable mental illnesses,
right? Or mental defects, if you want to actually call it by the
law, which is how the gun legislation is working. In 1980.
It was 265 and 1952. It was 100. So they're not going to go to
more than 297. But now they split it up. So you get autism,
you get the spectrum. And they have all these different pieces
on the spectrum. So it's almost like a quintupling because
they're breaking out all of these things like oh, you got
Asperger's? Well, you know, you've got all kinds of
Asperger's, you've got Tourette's? Well, you've got the
Adam curry kind, you've got the guy Yellin Conte on the plane
kind, you know, you get all these different kinds, and
everyone will fit into a category somewhere, everyone.
And this is exactly where where this is taking us is diagnosing
you with something and if you've ever had medication, then you're
it. That's it that's done, then then they can do whatever they
want. With dangerous people
was less dangerous people. So apparently, what's going on with
a gun thing is that I didn't realize this until I was
watching C span for hours on and during one of these things. And
there's this guy, what's his name, David Koppel, and a bunch
of other people up on the on the Monday podium talking about
what's in this is done in Colorado about Colorado being
the lead experimental state. And at the time when they were doing
this and I was thinking it will let me just play a couple of
quickies here. Play the meta strategy one No, wait, this is a
good one to gonna solve. Here play the gun assault rifle, Bs
and Bloomberg. I didn't know about this.
The bills that passed in Colorado are not Colorado only
bills. They are drafted by Michael Bloomberg people. They
are lobbied in Colorado by Michael Bloomberg contract
lobbyist.
Is this the mayor's against guns? Is that is that the lobby
they're talking about?
That could be whatever the case is. Colorado seems to be the
test market for all this stuff. And what they would apparently
they did they got to Colorado. You know, there's a lot of gun
owners in Colorado because you need the coyotes. And so they've
gotten guys to vote against their own and the hippie people
that they're representing certain group people, they're
voting against them because apparently Bloomberg has come in
and, and I guess Biden called all these guys. So you've got to
vote for this. You got to vote for this. And we'll don't worry
about it. You're gonna get some flack, but we're going to throw
a bunch of money at you for the next election to get your bet
back in there. So don't worry about it. Because I know they're
going to give a crap about what you know, why did you vote this
in? And this guy discusses some of them. This guy this combo guy
was is a actually a government attorney who represents police
departments mostly in front of all kinds of different courts.
And he fought found all kinds of weird stuff that was in this
legislation, which is pretty much designed to get gold guns
off the street. And Bloomberg seems to be the main guy behind
this even mentioned a Bloomberg anecdote where he wouldn't let
the National Guard come into town in Brooklyn when there was
looting going on after Hurricane Sandy because he didn't like the
idea of guns at all. So there's more complexity to this,
especially in Colorado than meets the eye. But being a
finish this clip,
they are the national model for what President Obama and Mr.
Bloomberg are going to try to push in Congress. So let me and
yet if they were actually interested in saving lives, we
know these none of these bills will work. And how do we know
that? Because the United Eric Holder's Department of Justice,
the research arm of that is called the National Institute of
Justice. And in early January, the National Institute of
Justice, did a report on various gun control proposals that run
What was understandably kept secret from the American people,
but it's been leaked, and it's available. And here's what the
National Institute of Justice said. And again, this is the
research arm of the United States Department of Justice,
that the bat first the ban on so called assault weapons, which
many of you know are not are only different in superficial
characteristics, such as where the grip is on a gun, and
whether the gun has a black plastic stock that can be
adjusted versus a solid Woodstock, things like that. The
National Institute of Justice said this does nothing these
guns are rarely used in crime. There's no point in doing this.
And, of course, this confirms the study that was done by
researchers selected by Janet Reno, not one of the top pro gun
cabinet officers in American history to conduct a study on
the 1994 to 2004. Feinstein ban on so called assault weapons and
on magazines, and that report issued and with preliminary
reports over the years and then a final report in 2000, and then
for said that that ban accomplished nothing, no lives
were saved that they could see any statistically discernible
way. It didn't change. How many shots were fired in
confrontations, or any thing else they could find after 10
years. No benefits from the laws.
All right before it before you continue that my Berkeley
friend, she also brought up the violence in video games. And and
I would like, you know, she said, I'm in psychology or
something. So well, if you have a report that shows where that
is actual correlation. I'd love to read that because everything
I hear it's it just doesn't exist. There is no direct
correlation. Interesting, though, that we're going after
video games, but not after the movie industry. That did shut
her down a little bit.
Yeah, you had to play any more of this. So let me summarize. I
like
it. It's it's a holder of course, as the guy who famously
said, we need to brainwash the people. You've seen that clip?
I'm sure haven't you?
I think we talked about it if no, I
think we may have talked about it, but I was just looking
through the to the clips. I don't think we've actually ever
played it. It's a favorite of dig it up. I got it. Here we go
right here. I've got it's not that hard to find. Hold on. Here
we go. Eric Holder. I'm not sure how old this clip is. Don't tell
me we're gonna get an ad. Please don't give me an ad.
We just have to be repetitive about this. It's not enough to
simply have a catchy ad on a Monday and then only do it every
Monday. We need to do this every day of the week and just really
brainwash people into thinking about guns in a vastly different
way. Brainwash
and brainwash. Well, I'd say there are much there on the
right path.
Oh yeah. 12 four we've already identified half the memes are in
the speech given by Wheeler
but let me let me ask you a question John. Because this
level because here we are here we are at the point where our
show separates itself from the guys who sell seeds and storable
food and gold what is Do you think that the current
administration actually believes the world will be a better
place? If all guns in America were gone? If they could
actually do the job? Well, maybe we should say Do you think they
can really do that? And is their motive pure is it really to be
able to save just that one child is that really what this is
about? Or do you believe there is some crazy thought behind it
that
well there you go now i i think there is a crazy thought behind
it. I think this guy stumbles on it with the meta strategy clip
and let me just say that you have to really listen to this
and start thinking deeply about you know the idea of the of the
both these parties they just want to run the place they'd
read just assume be king they just assumed you know keep keep
reelecting Obama till hell freezes over is the same with
the Republicans, they would just assume, you know, real like Bush
forever, apparently. And so. So the both these guys are always
playing these, these great games. Listen to the metal
strategy clip, I think this may be part of what you're trying to
determine.
That's the wrong approach. That's a political approach
whose purpose is to divide suburban women from the
Republican Party. That is the meta meta strategy of what's
going on here. And it's not about saving the lives of
anyone, especially not saving the lives of schoolchildren.
Wow, hold on a second. That's crazy. I had this clip that I
didn't use. Oh, my goodness. This is already happening. Hold
on, I have to go into my system, but it'll be well worth it. Hold
on a second. So Explain that while I look up the while I look
up the squid believes
that creating this this, especially concentrating on the
Sandy Hook thing and the crying mom giving the speech and all
the rest of it is targeting women specifically. And this
apparently this show is to targeting women specifically are
very sympathetic about this thing to separate them from the
Republican Party and make them permanent Democrats because the
Democrats are in working in their interest to save the
children. And it's the end is if you look at the lot of women
that are like this woman who freaked out at the party, you
went to see her head swung around God mad when you're so
right example of what they're trying to create a nation full
of these women.
Okay, I have the clip. This is NBC. What's his name to Chuck
Todd or? Yeah, Chuck Todd. And here's the here it is.
Look at the political divide. According to our NBC News, Wall
Street Journal poll, 82% of Democrats support tougher gun
laws, only 27% of Republicans, how are the Democrats going to
bridge that gap?
But I want to highlight another number that might convince some
Republicans to do this. Look at the massive gender gap. It's as
large of a gender gap, as we've seen on any issue when it comes
to stricter gun laws. 65% of women want stricter gun laws 44%
of men so if you make the argument to Republicans, you had
a problem with women voters in 2012. It's why you didn't win
the presidency. If you want to continue to have problems with
women voters don't deal with this gun issue. If you want to
start trying to win over suburban women, maybe you need
to tackle it.
Oh, wow. Wow.
I could be the meta strategy that is.
And I want to thank Dave Jones for building me a fantastic
system to run the show on we call it freedom Controller Go To
freedom controller.com because I literally just typed in women
guns into my search box, and it brought up the article that I
had saved. Nice, damn nice system. I got now I got to do a
screencast to show everyone how this thing works is outrageous.
So they may be what you're looking for.
Okay, let's keep our eye on that. Wow, wow. So you so it
makes so much sense. Of course. Of course, they don't give a
crap that now I think everyone who has is has any sense in
their brain or has not been brainwashed by the telescreens
knows, there's no way you can take away all the guns. It's
futile. We also if you look at the real statistics, it's not so
bad, because crime has really gone down with the doubling of
the amount of guns. So all of that is kind of good news. But
if you really think about it from a very evil perspective, of
course, we've got the the President is out on the road the
whole time now for the for the midterm elections. And this is
it. This is the strategy. I think I think you're right. I
think there's what's this guy's name? Who's
Who's Dave Capelle klp el
Dave Chappelle, really I love his movies. Very funny guy. Very
funny guy. I think you've nailed it. They really don't give a
crap about your children. They don't give a crap about your
children. They don't give a crap about you. They just give a crap
about winning and winning and winning. And so now,
and taxing and taxing went well,
okay, there's that. Republicans, it doesn't matter who's in who's
in charge, Republicans
are worse. They're the ones who start the two wars. So let's let
me there's an example. The Colorado law which we're going
to assume this guy's right is the test market for the whole
thing. They're going to roll this out everywhere they can.
Well, Connecticut already has it. Right, Connecticut,
Colorado. And by the way, when more I listened to this thing
that's going on, I'm thinking well, Aurora, you had all these
Columbine, they figured Colorado's got to be the ripest
place for this. This is your number one market because you
had first you had Columbine is the setup. Then you had a war,
which is very sketchy. Yeah. And now you got a whole population
of a state that you see how far we can push them. And so these
laws are so onerous that this guy is now going to describe
some of the stupidities in the temporary transferred aspect.
For example, in Colorado if I have a gun, and and you come
over and you say you got some guns to say, yeah, you want to
use this new gun I bought and I hand it to you. That's a
transfer. It's a death temporary transfer that requires
a background check.
And worse when you give it back to me, that's another transfer
$20 Each and both up to Colorado but three tonight.
What happens if I say you're gonna get gotten good porn mags
gonna be skin flicks, boy.
This guy disgusting. There was a bill that passed the Colorado
legislature under the bill written by Michael Bloomberg.
That's a crime. Every time I do that, when I take one of my guns
and hand it to a student without having put that students for a
background check. That's a crime punishable by 18, up to 18
months in jail in Colorado, and then when the student wants to
hand it back to me, we have to transfer we have to do another
background check on me to get it back. And both ways on that
transaction, it cost $20. And that applies to every single
transaction, hip, temporary transfer of a firearm during a
safety class.
I'm feeling there's a market here for an iPhone app. I mean,
this. This is fantastic. Well, John, thank you very much. You
have educated me. I know you've educated our audience, but
you've educated me. And the next time the gun thing comes up,
instead of going into the war on crazy, which of course is a nice
benefit and a long term game for everybody who likes holding
power over the sheeple and the citizens of Gitmo nation. I'll
just say, no, no, no, no, no, this is just so they can all get
reelected just so they can get more women voters and get the
women to run away from the Republicans.
I think that's what it is.
No, I um, it is if you look at outcomes razor, makes, you know
they don't care about the guns, you know, they don't care about
the citizens.
Oh Biden himself is going on about how great shotguns are
driving a Ferrari.
No, this is just purely to get the women to run away from the
Republicans is a genius threat strategy. Genius. And I beg of
you, please go and find any program, mainstream alternative
or otherwise, who give you this type of analysis? If you do,
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I like to talk about home automation, though,
as well. Are you on Leo show today? Yeah,
she's bringing up there. Yeah.
I bet she'll get him going forever.
Maybe he might get home automation guy. Alright, so
a lot on the giant voice system. Strangely enough. First of all,
you know, Google is now in partnership with Nixie whatever
that is, and they're going to start allowing safety
notification from local authorities to appear at the top
of search results. So the job Ain't voice system does not just
exist in in the real world also on the cyber landscapes where
you will be seeing the you know it's kind of like the the other
signs of California would like Amber Alert old crazy Kook
walking around get him yeah
yeah they have in Washington State kids kidnap
so lots of information in the show notes from Senior Producer
Rory sent a whole a whole list of links about who makes these
things they're also known as mass notification systems but I
like it when it's called giant giant voice system. But the best
email I got in the giant voice system was from Greg s Knight of
the Noho squirrels and he said you know you want to missing out
on a great opportunity and he sent me six different scripts
little lines I should read for our giant voice system which our
producers are going to put in place so of course everyone's
going to get their own speaker system and with a horn and going
to put it up on your roof or you know on a pole somewhere and
slap on some solar panels to make it look like like the real
deal and and we're yeah we have to provide the the the jingles
and the the alerts. Now would you like me to read them?
Yes, please do and then people should get the recorders going
yeah,
get your recorders going. John I know you can't hear it but I
have the giant voice now on
a wait a minute hold on. What if you read it with the with the
echo in place? Yeah, won't it just exaggerated want to be
natural to the Miche to the actual usage?
Yeah, but it sounds better on the show read. So better on the
show if we do it though. Here we go. Attention please stay
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I should have read these beforehand.
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check this one out if you're interested God
if you are interested
you can't even do this simple chore
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If you are interested in advertising this show invoice
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Okay, that's it. I think I've had enough of the giant
yeah well more there's a food shortage please stay in your
homes wait for your rational mac and cheese by iron Rand. So
anyway, that would be so awesome. If we just had that
from North Korea. From the South Korean propaganda front lines
email from one of our producers who will shall remain nameless.
Hey guys, I think he means hi oh guys. Not sure what to make of
this but not entirely surprising My wife has a friend stationed
in South Korea says that he doesn't know what South Korea
says he that he doesn't know what South Korea US has new US
News covering but what's shown up on our news is nothing like
what is really happening he says US media has actually asked for
trucks, jets, etc to fly overhead or drive by during
their shoots. The bases aren't complying it makes for great TV.
He also says that routine movements as such are being
attended by the media so that they can show something
happening and pass it off.
Bologna riot things yes these were a bunch of guys would
gather in a spot and hang around in our tea would come by and
film them and then go home. Yeah,
this is fantastic. Public take Yes. So apparently like whenever
there's a live show that they got a producer with a script you
know, I was like okay, all right. And action. Fly over fly
over. I want more jets fly over. You notice exactly what's
happening. Wow. But this is why we have the best podcast in the
universe because we have producers worldwide and we we
take we take their information
instead of using it to Buffalo
listener. Yeah, of course everything is all it's all ready
and good to go because you know, we're ready for the nukes to
launch. US Secretary
of State John Kerry is on his way to Tokyo for the final leg
of his tour. With the Far East, he's left China,
having secured an agreement to work together to reduce the
mounting tension over North Korea. So he'll be in Tokyo as
they come flying over, you know, my theory is that we'll find
find a warhead that didn't go off a dud a warhead nonetheless,
nonetheless. And then both had the Bunky moon on this was this
was Brofist so sexed up he has such a hard on about having just
being on CNN he thinks that he is the the window to the to the
world like the everyone watched his broth broth which sir
because broth is I mean I cut it down to like a minute of him and
Bunky Moon CNN
exclusive the United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki Moon
making a direct appeal a direct appeal to North Korea's leader
Kim Jong Hoon in his native language. And during my
interview with my interview on Ki Moon, listen to this I cut
here they're watching you in Pyongyang right now on CNN.
How does he know that bro really thinks that Kim Jong Un's ego
watch Oh, it gets worse or
national. If you have a chance to speak directly. Right now to
Kim Jong EU. You can make a statement make some a request
from him. What would you say?
Like could you play Sympathy for the Devil? Oh, I'm sorry. What
kind of request we talking about?
Look at that camera right over there. Speak to Kim Jong Hoon in
Korean so
I think what's going on here is bunkie moon you know he still
has his sag card, but he needs a little direction on set because
he gets a little forgetful. And so brav was like look into that.
But there speak monkey boys speak in Korean.
Xinjiang when Yun Jiang she got it almost son was so mean Joe
get Pringle chicken, the Chihuahua tweeter. So can you
believe the lunacy of this John? This is the Secretary General of
the United Nations, who has now been convinced by both Witter to
speak into the camera because apparently Kim Jong Un is he's
watching
the huge fan of bro
he is a huge fan. He because he I guess the the BroadSign the
well, bro was he did take a trip there. So maybe he left some
autographed pictures, you know, some eight by 10 glossy you
go there.
That was a while ago. He keeps hyping about it. Yeah, when it
was a couple of years ago. Alright, so he gets Kim Jong on.
I mean, Kim Jong Un Well, same guy, whatever is because cousin
Bunky moon to this other actor to communicate to him. And then
prof was gonna like law this over his colleagues on
the panel 120 saw more than challenger haggadot seats for
checking out you don't know when the more than two volumes again?
Hang on when it goes on forever by though right?
Yes. Cool. I'll try Tangra which
seems immoral. And so then he brings Christiana on and Poron
you know, in a in a try box, along with Fareed Zakaria and I
cut out the whole thing because they're actually not talking
about, you know, that what Dempsey said about missiles and
not the missiles but brav was having none of that because this
is all about growth.
by plane or by boat, he does not believe that they have the
ability to put it on any missiles right now. But they
perhaps working on that
bro is going Oh shut up, woman Shut up to get spit back, get
back
to me in order to deter the United States. Both
Fareed and I think that these this new dia assessment, it is
pretty chilling. But let's get back a little bit to what Bunky
Moon told me first of all,
that that's really chilling, but let's get back to me for a
second base came back to me
he wouldn't be willing to go to North Korea and speak directly
with Kim Jong Hoon and then when I asked him to speak in Korean
to the North Korean leader, you heard what he had to say
I am bro if I have the power over all of these idiots he made
that direct appeal. I suspect that kind of gesture is
precisely what the North Korean leader Kim Jong Hoon would like
to see to get that kind of respect, if you will, despite
the provocative steps he's taken in recent days.
Broth. Made Bunky Moon respect Kim Jong on made him respect
them. Respect him.
Bill tiny algea Chica ching ching.
Unbelievable. It's just it's like, wow, these people just
have anyway, so here's the real problem. This is John F. Kerry.
That's how he signs his name. By the way, JFK, John F. Kerry,
basically laying down the law. We'll come back
to starting point everyone North Korea will not be accepted as a
nuclear power. That comment from Secretary of State John Kerry at
a news conference in Seoul, South Korea just a short while
ago this morning. It comes as
the North is poised for a missile launched and classified
intelligence reveals Pyongyang may be capable of delivering a
nuke warhead
classified it's also classified. It's also secret this big script
of yours but the one I liked the most.
So what do you think the F stands good without looking?
What does the F stand for? And John F Kerry?
Well, it can't be Fitzgerald because that would just be too
too freaky. So I'm gonna think it's Francine Forbes Jove, the I
knew that actually. Forbes, John Ford because he's related to the
Forbes family. It could be Yeah, he is. No, I remember looking
that up. a douche. That head is so big.
Was it that was a big horse head.
Alright, so this this is my favorite part of what we're
doing. And this is where you know something cool is going to
happen. A system
that's highly visible at Pearl Harbor has been deployed
apparently to monitor the North's military activity. The
Navy confirms the Expand mobile radar system set sail late last
month. Nicknamed the golf ball it is the world's most powerful
mobile waders radar system. The Pentagon reportedly deployed it
to monitor North Korea, which has made numerous military
threats in recent weeks, another Pearl Harbor base warship will
be headed to the region tomorrow.
So this is the this is the SB X 1x band radar system. This thing
is badass. Now it does look like a giant golf ball on a big
drilling platform. This is what they use to influence heart
based storms with this is kind of the ground radar for HAARP.
And this is I'm thinking bad weather ahead for somebody.
Somebody? Probably I mean, so North Korea doesn't really have
a shore. I guess maybe they got a little bit of the peninsula up
there on the Russian side. Because I guess the 38th
parallel kind of runs from China, through the through the
peninsula. But so maybe maybe on the route, maybe between
Vladivostok and the coast there. It's not a great, let's put it
this way. Kim Jong on shouldn't be wearing his band. They have a
huge coast on the on the East Coast, right.
They have both a west coast on the Gulf of West Korea and then
they have a huge coastline that runs all the way up from the
DMZ. And all the way up to Russia. It's actually quite
long. It's the length of the country.
That's what I said but I thought they didn't have one on the on
the West Coast.
No, they have a West Coast one too. Let me take a look at a lot
of water around if you want to have some fun. Oh, and I promise
we'll do the same damage in South Korea. No
it will it'll it'll screw up the Chinese. I think the place to do
it is the east coast. Because you got you got the whole
peninsula.
South Korea to this
is no good. No, no, no. Come on. This, by the way. Doesn't look
like Florida. Come on. He's like Florida and the whole In fact,
I'm gonna say Superstorm Sandy was just a test
and Pyongyang is about where which is where they could put
Disneyworld
it's so sad. You got
to get this out of the out of the way. We gotta move on this.
We can't just sit around with the stupid crap going on. We got
to reunite these countries put the Disneyland in there. And
just go have some fun. I mean, this place has got to be
fantastic. Untouched.
It's boring. The story is getting boring. I mean how long
they the story is totally dull. How long do they think they can
keep this going?
I don't know I we're getting sick of it on our show. And we
like this kind of thing. I do have one kind of an oddball clip
since you're gonna play you want oddball stuff? No, I
want the truth and nothing but the truth.
Well, this is the truth. i You were mentioning journalists a
little while ago and some of the things they do to phony up well,
not just journalists but the media peer media. So I think
once in a while somebody gets a hold of the PBS people because
they think they I think there's a lot lack of respect. And so
they get home and they give them a bullshit story. And I'm going
to play this this cloning tree story. Now you have to remember
I don't want to you know go on to a thing ask Adam or anything
but I don't know but most people know how do you you propagate
fruit trees? You take cuttings? Is this with grapes do you take
cuttings from the trees that exist? And you stick them in the
ground and they root Do you have another tree you don't take
seeds from a peach and plant the seed and expect to get the same
tree
is that true? I had no idea okay well you now
you know So
now first of all a peach has a pit it doesn't it doesn't have
seeds
no inside that know that pit is this is a seed
oh yeah but you made it sound like there was a whole bunch of
seeds in it. Oh
no, no, this a single seed I mean a pit, an apricot, ASOs pit
and it's you know you have dry you drop that thing.
Okay, well, hold on so Johnny Appleseed injury. So Johnny
Appleseed when he went out and just dropped apple seeds that
didn't grow the trees. That's not how the apple tree grows.
You can grow it grow a tree from a seed and I suppose Johnny
Appleseed could do that but you don't have a type of Trees can't
get the same tree from every one of those seeds. They're all
different because they're breeding and God knows what most
of them don't bear fruit. I have for example in my backyard, a
probably about 20 Plum seedlings that are the result of my biting
into a plum, and then eating it and then chucking the seed out
into the yard
along with the with the tires and stuff in the back there,
and the thing up on Sunblocks and
I can just see you, Hey, what's this? What's this in my plum.
So they don't give you any plums they just blossom and they like
like they look they bought it. But anyway, so the way you
propagate grapes, for example, take a Cabernet and you take a
piece of stick another piece in the ground. That's the way it's
done. It's called cloning. Yes. Well, apparently somebody at PBS
doesn't have any clue about this and actually the whole staff.
Let me let me let me guess and they thought that this is
genetically modified.
I guess I'm not trying in Washington and the cherry
blossoms have arrived. Hooray, Srinivas and tells us how
scientists are working to keep the trees blooming.
More than a million visitors flocked to Washington DC each
spring to view the cherry trees but the stock of original trees
is rapidly depleting on science Wednesday, learn about how the
efforts are not just to replace the trees but to clone them. All
that more is on our website news. our.pbs.org Science. Hey,
so So that's funny. So NPR has Science Friday, but PBS has
science Wednesday? Yeah, what is this?
Oh no these people are they don't know anything about
apparently know nothing about science with that report.
Cherry trees no one has ever
you do it. You idiots.
We have to clone them. Oh, wow. Yeah, let's you know this is we
great for our Wednesday clients our science Wednesday,
everybody.
Now I have one more little I got another clip from one of Ron.
No, I'd love to just as a rant. Just a rant. Now this is art
laffer who is the famed the Laffer Curve. He's a very
famous, I have no idea who that is. But you can look him up in
the Wikipedia Laffer la FF er, okay. How tall was he? Doesn't
say for two. So anyway, they, he was in discussions, they were
talking, I'm one of these Fox Business or something about
about Buffett who's always still making noise about taxing the
rich, got to tax them more. And so this this is his little rant,
which brings up my point, once again.
Do I just play the clip, and then we hear what your point is?
Where it sacrifices they say Warren Buffett and Obama this
week, and his dad knows the wealth tax. That's what it's got
to be budget. He's He's saying, if you're making more than a
million bucks, you got to pay at least 30%. In taxes, the rule,
it seems reasonable that those of us with more should pay
double what we should pay more. I mean, if you make 10 times as
much as I do, John, I think it's perfectly right, that you would
pay 10 times as much in taxes as I do. I mean, that to me, seems
perfectly obviously fair. But when you look at Warren Buffett,
what really is unfair is he paid about six one hundredths of 1%
of his income in taxes. That's not fair. That doesn't even
include his not paying capital gains, because he owns Berkshire
Hathaway, and his company buys and sells the stock. So he
doesn't do it personally. And he's also got an insurance
company. It was we all know, has huge tax advantages. I mean,
Warren Buffett is the master, he's the king of tax
circumvention. And to have him tell other people to pay more in
taxes is truly obnoxious and hypocritical. But because he
pays so little, it seems reasonable that he should say
change these rules make me sad, I should that but he didn't
watch every time he talked about and he never once suggested tax
and unrealized capital gains he never once suggested limiting
the amount of deductions on gifts to your families. 501 C
threes. He never once mentioned any of that stuff. For obvious
reasons, that's what would have gotten him. It is hypocrite and,
you know, it's like Howard Metzenbaum of Ohio, who was the
who was the father of the state tax the death tax. Six months
before he died, he moved to Florida so we wouldn't have to
pay the Ohio State Tax. John Kerry in Massachusetts buying
his yacht and harboring it in Rhode Island. I mean, on and on.
It goes their behavior is not bad, John, it's their words.
It's their policies it's their it's their recommendations and
influence on others. That's so hypocritical and disgusting.
Oh, very nice. I like that. That's true. I got no problem
with the junk. He does need a yacht. He just needs to put his
head in the water. How fine kids
so here's the point. They never bring it up. By the way, these
guys will bring up these arguments and they'll never read
books about hypocrisy and all the rest. They never bring up
the obvious they're the elephant in the room. Wealth Tax. Yeah,
we need a wealth actually just tagged and by the way you take
anyone out there who says, Oh God, I can't have a wealth tax
because I got $2 million worth of properties. And go ahead and
do the calculation look at what a wealth tax may make just look
at the the arguments about and take a look at the numbers and
do a calculation on your own. You'd have to have about over
five this to $10 million before the wealth tax itself starts to
amount to more than you're normally paying in taxes. That
means that actual wealth you have $10 million in extra wealth
you're going to start it's going to start ratcheting and when you
get to the levels of billions Yeah, you're going to be paying
a lot but you want to be paying a lot according to Buffett and
gates he wants to pay more so let him pay more by instituting
a wealth tax.
Why did you get so upset about this?
I don't know I just love getting upset about
To me this is what the semi automatic weapons are for you
pay off all right I got a couple of things I was tracking so am
CNBC has now officially added the Mt. Gox Bitcoin rate to its
ticker. Oh, that's disgusting, but it's gotten worse. So now
the talking about it. Now it's now that it meets now just shows
you how compromised this whole deal is. So I'm very very, very
happy to to play a couple clips. This is Kudlow and he has a
genius idea.
You know, Robert costs a lot of conservatives have argued for
years that we should have competing currencies, okay, that
the money the Fed prints is not reliable. So here's this Bitcoin
as a competing currency. Do you think it has a shelf life?
I really think it does. Larry and it's not just about
conservatives versus liberals. A lot of people in their 20s they
really liked this bitcoin is taking on a lot of support
because there's young so they really liked that Bitcoins.
People find them don't have to deal with banks, it's online
currency. So I think the younger generation is really going to
start to click with this more. Okay, so
I think Jared for this to work,
what is he going to say? What is he going to say? What insane
thing is he going to say?
I am not even going to take a guess
bitcoins should be linked to gold value and determining see,
and that would give them legal tender the states can give it
legal tender waste. Think about
what a great idea Larry Kudlow, you know, moron. All right, the
New York Times they have a they have a New York Times. Of
course, the former BBC guys now running it, and the New York
Times suck so bad, you know, with all their Hillary blow jobs
that no one wants to read them anymore. So now they got to do
what uh, you know, those hip kids I was 20 Somethings Who are
you know, love the Bitcoins? They love video. Let's do a
video about Bitcoin
we hear that the Winklevoss twins who are known from
Facebook from as Olympic rowers are now investing in bitcoins.
You know, when the Winklevoss twins, a limp Olympic rowers are
investing in Bitcoin. Do you know something smelly?
First of all, tell the world tell me what's what's a Bitcoin?
What's a Bitcoin? First of all, tell me what's a Bitcoin?
I think probably the best way to describe it is as an invisible
virtual form of currency invisible
virtual form of this is the new york times worse than
Beanie Babies. Unless you had a little beanie baby.
You could look at it, you could toss it around.
Miss Mickey wasn't around. I explained the beat the beanie,
beanie, Bobby, the beanie Bobby phenomenon. That remember that
was crazy. It wasn't
their own TV show where they're auctioning them off on the fly.
It
was a 10 cent doll. And they were going for what $500? Oh,
some
of them are going into 1000s this
is this is a very unique beanie boobie.
It was created by programmers. In 2009, I love this guy
explaining it to the New York Times, and very sort of
complicated set of algorithms create new Bitcoins, and there's
a finite number. And what's been so surprising about us is that
people have actually been willing to pay real money for
them, how much are they worth, at this nothing,
there's something like 11 million outstanding Bitcoins.
And as of last count, that was worth about one and a half
billion dollars.
So that's just going on and on with lunacy. And now that these
guys are in the game, it's great. And by the way, the BTC
to dollar ratio is 91 right now, so listen to this one this
spread jump, the buying 91 The sell 99 If this happens in a
stock or in an interbank rate, it's like you know the
Armageddon is here. You can't have a 10% spread.
You can't and Penny Stocks stuffed up this is not a penny
This is $91 It's it's completely completely insane. Not quite as
Insane, though as the conversation about climate
change, so we have a new shill. Oh, she's she's been a shill for
a while. Gina McCarthy, who it sounds like she's from Boston,
and she is being grilled in the Senate to become the new Lisa
Jackson, the new EPA Administrator.
Okay, hold on a second. What's your name?
Gina McCarthy. Why do you want to know, I want
to be looking at her picture. Oh, as I listened to her speak,
not
not sexy. Well, I was
assuming that.
That Oh my goodness. Yes, exactly.
Let's hear what she has to say about her important agenda
as we continue our efforts to address improved air quality. We
must also has the President has made clear, take steps to
address climate change. Climate change is one of the greatest
challenges of our generation. And facing that challenge with
increased focus and commitment is perhaps the greatest
obligation we have to future generations. But I am convinced
that we are up to that task. Common sense steps can be taken
to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases, while opening
up markets for emerging technologies and creating new
jobs. This administration is already through our greenhouse
gas and fuel economy standards set us on a path to reduce
greenhouse gas emissions by 6 billion metric tons just by
doubling the efficiency of cars and other light duty vehicles by
2025. Which will save consumers an average of $8,000 at the pump
and reduce our reliance on foreign oil by 12 billion
barrels.
Well, at least you can read the script when it's right
in front of her at $8,000 thing is such a bold scrap
in 2020 firing it all the time. 2025 one Bitcoin will be $1,000
Who's gonna give a crap about $1,000 in 2025 2025 She's Louise
All right. So then we had the
way before you Are you ready to stand climate change? I do want
to play a clip. I have two
more I have to you got get go. I'll let you finish it up. Okay.
All right. Here I have. So in this this conversation, we have
Bernie Sanders, the independent from Vermont, who is all over
like, you know, a, we have got to do something about climate
change. Either you for us or you're for the terrorists and
Inhofe in half in half and half and half in half. He's pretty
much on the it's a hoax, and they had a fun little Tete a
Tete, which was just hilarious. Cute.
Let me just conclude on and I'm glad that my colleagues, Senator
Inhofe is here. Because Kim enough and I are good friends,
although we have rather strong disagreements on the issue of
global warming.
And by the way, this is why I love watching C span because
this is the kind of entertainment top quality
unraidable entertainment you get.
And what Senator Inhofe has written and talked about, is his
belief that global warming is one of the major hoaxes ever
perpetrated on the American people. But it's a hoax pushed
by people like Al Gore, the United Nations and the Hollywood
elite. I think that is a fair quote from Senator Inhofe, is
that roughly right?
Yes, I'd add to that list. moveon.org, George Soros,
Michael Moore and a few others.
And it was his laughing. It's fantastic.
So that is the issue. That is exactly what the issue. Do we
agree with Senator Inhofe, that global warming is a hoax, and
that we do not want the federal government, the EPA the
Department of Energy to address that issue? Because it is a
quote unquote, hoax according to Senator Inhofe and others, or do
we believe and agree with the overwhelming majority of
scientists who tell us that global warming is the most
serious planetary crisis that we face? And that we must act
boldly and aggressively to protect the future of this
planet? That is what the issue is. And that is why I'm
supporting Gina McCarthy.
Okay, very good. Very very lovely. But then over at the XL
pipeline we had Barton Republican from Texas and he had
it you know, we always we've talked about you know how it's
not really going to be with remember when when there was
peak oil John that thing that and when you talk Oh, peak oil
oh, we're gonna run out of oil Oh, no more oil peak. We're all
gonna die would have no people or people or people at peak oil.
Oh, yeah. And when we used to say, Well, if you believe in
peak oil, then there's no problem we're gonna run out of
oil and the story we'll have
warming is solved.
And people like you doesn't you're not playing fair doesn't
have been pulled that out recently. No, because Peak Oil
went away when the President started saying we got all this
oil and gas. Because you know, it turns out we didn't run out.
Remember we were on the downslope. Yeah. Oh, yeah. You
have all those charts, kind of like Netanyahu is the bomb with
his views? No, we're running down, down, listen, we're gonna
run out, you know, it's gonna get really, by the way gas now
three bucks in Texas. So this one that was all a lie,
obviously. But Barton takes one said, This is what I gotta use
this one next time.
I don't think it's a secret that I'm a proponent and supporter of
the Keystone pipeline. So it's, it's somewhat redundant for me
to ask too many questions. So I would point out though, that
people like me that support hydrocarbon development, don't
deny that the climate is changing. I think you could have
an honest difference opinion on what's causing that change
without automatically being either all in that it's all
because of man, mankind or it's all just natural. I think
there's a divergence of evidence. I would point out that
if you're a believer in the Bible, one would have to say the
Great Flood is an example of climate change.
I'm with him. I think that's it. I
like to see you do that one.
I think I can pull that one off. I'm gonna wait until my Berkeley
friend is back. To try it on her. I think she actually said,
You do believe in in evolution, don't you?
Oh, she did. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. This, this and I would call her
out on that one.
But isn't that like,
that's that talk about condescending? Yeah. That's very
condescending.
But it's it's an she's perfectly fine woman. It's just no,
no, she sounds like a dipshit. No, no, no, no, no,
no. Yeah. The problem is, these people get hypnotized by the
teller screen. This is what's happening. And they're becoming
dipshits. We literally have drugs now called Soma. People
don't even see the the irony of that. And they're taking it.
So I have this clip, which was Michael Crighton. On the Charlie
Rose show. It's a little long. It's not that long, but
he's the he's the Jurassic Park guy.
Yeah. And he's dead. Oh, he's dead. Oh, he died. Yeah. Come
number years ago. Really? Yes. His last, his last major book
was state of fear, which was about global climate change.
Hmm. And if you listen to him on this, you can see what the
problem is. Because I've known two or three people, and people
who know people that are in climate sciences,
or you know, people who know pi know
people who know people.
Hey, so I decided I should stop sending fan letters. And I guess
that's kind of dumb.
And so one of the and so one of the things that keeps cropping
up is that, you know, I think this is bullcrap. But I if you
can't say anything, because you get the amount of negative input
is more than any normal person can take. So you get shot,
essentially, by people like Joy Bay, har, you get shouted down
if you have any skepticism whatsoever. And Creighton, in
this interview mentioned that this was the worst experiences
ever had in his life. Science. I like to shout you down for
writing a piece of fiction. Here we go.
By myself, I like to actually thank you. And then I'm trying
to do another one. And I'm actually, I mean, it sounds
perverse to many people, I'm proud of having done the book
about global warming. This conversation, I knew everybody
was gonna be against me. And I thought, This is what I believe.
And I'm sorry. And I said it. And I did it. And I've taken
just flack for it. But you know, it is what I believe. And
you did it because of you. You went into rough seas, very rough
seas, and nasty and personal and brutal and unfair and mean,
well, what was nasty mean? Oh, Charlie, this is I mean, you got
to look at what people say. For example, when I started talking
about genetics, people said, well, you know, you might get
some criticism for this. Well, I haven't gotten any criticism for
genetics. Let me tell you. I know what criticism is. But I've
had the experience of having had books in print for 40 years. So
I can go back and look at the stand that I took in favor of
abortion when I was a medical student in Boston in 1967. Six
years before Roe v. Wade, and I can look at that and go Was I
right or not? And I think I was right. And I'm imagining when I
wrote this, but when I wrote the state of fear, I was imagining
what's it going to look like in four years? I think I want to
come out just fine.
So of course I didn't read state of fear. But what What what did
he what was in it?
It's just it's a hoax
okay, I get it
I am science Yeah,
yeah, you know what? He thinks he got it bad he's just see my
email Crighton Tom sorry he's dead. He should read my email.
Oh my god.
You should read you should have a we should have a special spot
like once a month where Adam reads his email.
Oh, well should I just pull it up? Let me let me pull let me
pull one up and okay I can I just got to go to my sent my
sent box because that's where all the goods do
respond to these people. Well, yeah, you know what?
When people are when when it producers of the show. Okay, so
here is title. Where's the subject line here? Nice play ass
clown. That always gets my time.
Adam is not a producer of the show.
Yeah, your take on Gabrielle Giffords is obscene. Take a
bullet to your brain and come back better than she has. Then
you can say she's gaming us my fucking God. You have truly
shown your true colors. You are a waste of water. The NA show
was all for show and dollars. Congratulations, though, you and
JCD by his letting you take this position have truly taken taking
to the max. And then he has his signatures Think Green don't
print unless it's absolutely necessary.
Oh, he's got one little disclaimer at the bottom of his
email saying don't print this. Yeah.
And so yeah, that one just went on and on and on and on and on.
You know, it's stuff like that. And you know, and I read that
and, and these are very smart people who, I guess he came in
later into the game. That's why I wrote down like we got to re
explain the Gabrielle Giffords thing. Because when you really
look at what happened and what we saw, which was not a head
wound gushing those factors, they didn't even have some not
even a compress on her head when they were rolling into the
ambulance. Which is kind of weird for someone whose head
supposedly was blown open. You know, and then all these actors
show that we have to dig up what that show was and and refer
people to it. Yeah.
But I realized that is also a flaw in the program. A flaw is
that we know we forget that we already Yeah, not
everybody who's listening to this show right now has listened
exact 500 Plus shows, and they know all the memes and all the
background. I haven't even basis for the memes. I haven't even
listened to all these shows. I
mean, rarely. No, I
mean, even when I'm doing it, I'm not really paying attention.
Well, I've noticed that but that's
all right. Do you want to let's see, we can go out with I got
two things to mail. You. You like that? You don't get those
emails? She This is no fun.
I usually get my way people attacked me is usually on some
public forum.
You would know I'm convinced that you just don't. You just
don't read your email.
Oh, I know. I read an answer all my emails. Everyone knows crap.
Now
see if I can find another one for you.
But is the internet Iran? So you have to take these with a grain
of salt. What do I have here?
Oh, yeah, that was the card. Yeah, I already ordered the
carjacking one, right.
Yeah, yeah. The guy called you out for saying there's no crime
in Texas. Yeah,
yeah, I already did that one that was pretty tame. But you
know, it's so I've already learned kind of to ignore the
chat room. Unless there's like a whole bunch of exclamation marks
like, oh, we must have really messed something up. Because
people just just snarky, but when I just gave them
a code now. Now you're gonna see these exclamation marks all over
the chat. But
here's what I find in a nine out of 10 cases. And that's why I
respond. Honestly, it is a I do it as a public service. Because
I know that someone's really angry and they call me names.
And in fact, this guy also, I should read you the other email
he sent me. And he's probably a very, very smart guy.
Necessarily, yeah, no, I think he
is. out I gotta look at it under subjects. I love squirrel mail.
It's pretty good. Here we go. Same guy. Subject to pig. Adam,
you are a pig. No offense intended to real pigs until you
acknowledge until you acknowledge that your position
regarding Gabrielle Giffords speech shortcomings is hardware
determined rather than otherwise. Take Bullet to your
brain and come back better than she has. So, nine out of 10
cases I will reply to these not because I really am that hurt,
although it is annoying, but because I know that I'll go back
and I won't yell at people say, Hey, man, you know, that was
kind of unnecessary. And here's how I think about it. And people
will use it nine out of 10 cases they'll wind up apologizing.
Yeah, you know, I really shouldn't have said that. And I
was just confused and my wife left me and my dog died and I
haven't paid the rent in two months. And people literally
take their their huge anger and baggage and throw it onto me.
And I have just learned to accept it. And I am here for
you. I'm here for you. When you need that friend, that friend
who talks to you through your ear buds. And you think he is
the guy he's the he's the problem is fault. It's his
fault. You can come to me, you can come to me and you can yell
at me and I will reach out with the other hand and embrace you.
I think when I'm doing that speech, you need to play a
little more kind of like an a D minor the whole time.
E minor is not gonna I don't haven't get the right I got a D
minor here, but I don't
use the Confederate flag. Is that considered racist? Yes.
I didn't know that.
Is that something of of late or because remember, we had the
Dukes of Hazzard you had the 60s. Oh, come on then. So you're
telling me the Dukes of Hazzard was one big racist show? Yeah.
Really?
Yeah. by the standards of the people who think that flag is
racist.
But is that flag really racist? is flying in a V. Flag, stop
calling me huggy. So I did when did this become can so if you so
I didn't I did not know that wearing a confederate flag or or
just sure wearing a confederate flag total race? Really? Yes.
Geez. I'm
glad I found out I had no idea
why you have a confederate flag shirt that you're gonna wear to
the farmers market. Then Sunday. Yeah, I
gotta Leonard Skinner shirt. There you go. I didn't know
this. So when did this become racist?
I think it became racist after a bunch of battles in the South
Carolina legislature about the Confederate flag. This I think
is all stems from the action in South Carolina and Georgia. And
then it became kind of synonymous with redneck racist.
I don't know. It just evolved. It was an evolution. It wasn't a
revolution when it came to this just evolved into a racist
thing. I
stand corrected. I there was this whole thing you know, LL
Cool. J and Brad Paisley. He's a country guy. You know, they did
a song together. And to this whole thing on the New York
Times, New Music podcast about the Confederate flag being
racist. And like, I don't know, I just I remember, it used to be
kind of cool. But it was never considered races. I mean, and I
don't know, this must this must be something from the eight,
late 80s or something.
I had to do a little research and I could probably do that.
I'm interested
to see when this happened when when it became racist.
Okay, I'll look into it over the next. I mean, I can give you a
real good explanation when if I just do a little research. I
live in the Berkeley area. I know all these things. I can
tell his race
numbers up there, and I'm sure they can tell you all about it.
And then I think the only thing that I think is just
interesting, we need to play. So Tommy, Vitor used to be the
national security spokes hole for Obama. And he's a young guy
and this guy, if he's 30, then you know, he can't be a day over
30 Very young guy, and he's on God knows what he's on. Oh, the
lead with Jake Tapper. The lead with Jake Tapper on CNN. And if
you want to know how the Obama administration thinks about
killing people with drones, just listen to this guy who he
started his own political consultancy now. So I guess he's
gonna He's going to become a lobbyist makes. He also the
speech writer. They teamed up and they've created this
lobbying firm, which is the whole reason he's on Jake Tapper
to promote his his connections to the White House. But I was
just listening to him like this sounds exactly like the way they
actually think inside the the White House and its assertions
that civilian casualties have been exceedingly rare. You've
seen you saw this report from McClatchy? What's your response?
It seems to me that there I mean, a lot of the coverage from
the McClatchy report was the Obama administration is not
telling the truth about who we're targeting, who are drones
are targeting.
I mean, I think the Obama ministration has actually talked
a lot about this. They target al Qaeda and associated forces
across the globe and The good thing about a drone versus other
tools is that you can be incredibly precise. A drone can
loiter on a target for days, if not weeks to make sure that
women and children are not in the area.
Do you hear weeks, bullcrap
weeks, it can loiter for weeks, and it's incredibly
precise. A drone can use a far more precise munition than say,
an F 16.
But in this example, they looked at they they aren't always it
says that they are they're not always sure where they're
killing.
No, it's a war mean, there's a war.
Ah, there it is. It's a war. That's the excuse.
Second, give me a give me a link to the to to the war,
declaration of war.
And Pakistan, no less isn't an it's a war on al Qaeda. They
want to kill America. Just
listen, I still want to see a declaration of war, of course.
But
this is how they think it's
a war, a war in Afghanistan. There's a global war against al
Qaeda, a global war against al Qaeda. And you know, it's a
horrific consequences toward the innocent people sometimes die.
What I do know having been in the White House having been in
these discussions is the President cares deeply about
limiting civilian casualties and doing everything. Listen to him
as well, to make sure we're precisely targeting.
We're doing everything possible to make sure we're targeting
them precisely. This is what I do know, having been in the
White House,
getting civilian casualties and doing everything. Oops,
what the hell happened there? Whoa, whoa,
I'm getting civilian casualties and doing everything possible to
make sure we're precisely targeting al Qaeda, these other
extremist groups are trying to kill Americans. They've tried to
kill Americans. John, shut up slave. We
don't hear much about him from him about this decision. But I
mean, is he wrestling with the same ethical issues that the
rest of us see when we look at the story of the innocent people
who are dying? Whether or not it's turning people against the
US instead of for the US? Yeah,
absolutely. Look, I've talked to him directly. I mean, these he
cares deeply about the moral and ethical underpinnings of these
issues. Sure. So to his top staffers, and it's something
they talk about constantly at the White House, to make sure
that, you know, the question is not can we legally take a drone
strike? It's should we Is this the right policy? This is a tool
we're using as a last resort, so they
don't even care about the legalities. It's just Should we
do it now or later?
Those are the sorts of things they wrestle with in the White
House. And we'll continue to do you know, you heard from him to
say the unit about some of these issues. I think you'll hear a
lot more over the next four years because these are
important legacy issues.
Oh, it's a legacy issue. He'll be known as the drone Star
president drone Obama. And that's that's for his boring
Heil everybody speeches and for his killing of innocence. And
then, and then Bachman I just got to play this because it's
just cuz she's, she's right on with the questions. Did you see
this will hurt her questioning of John O. Brennan?
No. Oh. It's, first of all, she looks Asana non grata now so she
can do whatever she wants.
Yeah. And I love her demeanor in this and she I have to say she
looks extremely for. She looks extremely cute. To close up. She
looks really good. Just close up. She's total MILFy. We know
she's three foot nine and everything. But I just love this
back and forth between her because she has she knows what
happens. She knows what happened in Benghazi. She knows what's
going on with the drones. And even the the DI clapper
interjects and says something really stupid, which we didn't
know. Just listen to this question of
Director Brennan, when the White House conducted their armed
drone strikes in North Africa, particularly in eastern Libya,
prior to the attack on our mission and Benghazi on 911.
Last year, did the White House notify the State Department of
the armed drone strikes before they remade?
So this is very interesting. This is something we have not
heard before. And she sits on the Intelligence Committee. She
says when the White House struck with their drones, did they tell
the State Department so she's basically saying the White House
did this? And she's asking Brennan, who at the time, of
course, was in charge of this as the adviser to the White House.
If they if the State Department if they told the State
Department this was taking place. Brennan is not going to
have any of it. For those of you who've forgotten Brennan is now
running the CIA.
I'm drone strikes in Libya unknowing of of such, and I
would defer to the White House to address your question. I'm
unknowing of such
were there any armed drone strikes in Northern Africa that
were made by the White House?
White House doesn't have a drone? capability,
responsibility, whatever so?
No, no, they don't have a direct capability responsibility. Did
they have any directives toward having armed drone strikes in
North Africa?
Again, I don't know what it is specifically referring to but
again, And I would defer to the White House on whatever happened
at that time.
Isn't this great? I just love him because it you know, you
should go talk to those guys not to me,
but to speak to the capability. Here's his Clapper, the UAVs
that were over flying over Libya were military, and were unarmed.
So and this is what another thing we've never known, even
though we've heard that they had drones flying around for hours
with video. And there's tons of videotape of the raping of
Stevens and killing subsequent killing, all due to the insanity
of this of this administration and trying to get the president
reelected under false pretense.
And so were there any armed drone strikes that were made in
North Africa? Prior to 911? They Libya? I'm asking in North
Africa, I'm asking that I'm asking Director Brennan, were
there any armed drone strikes that were made by the United
States in North Africa prior to 911? Well, we use
it don't talk about any type of specific actions. But I again, I
don't know what you could be referencing. Oh, yeah.
I mean, you can't write
somebody to say some she's just given up. She's done.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. No, she's way down. But I like that she kind
of gave it up. She told us that, that there was an armed drone
strike. I liked that. She slipped it in there. That'll
that'll be handy. There'll be some future reference. And you
now go Oh, okay. Yeah, that's basically code. And then I guess
we have the big Margaret Thatcher, a burial
where I was hoping the guy would get through the whole show last
show and the next show without bringing this up.
No, I just, I was just gonna say pay attention to everyone who's
there. This is going to be a star studded celebrity
gathering.
Yeah, even though none of them ever met the woman know that
they're
all part of the pedo bear network because you know,
Margaret Thatcher. You just just Google Margaret Thatcher, Jimmy
Savile, and sit back and watch the fun. Her whole cabinet is
what started all of this. These people are just sick. Even
though you know without Thatcher's policies, Britain
would have been crap a long time ago. The end result is the same.
It's crap.
Say a few good things here. There she is was savvy and he's
got a big 99 thing going on.
99 me? Oh, that was 999 Kids killed this year. Oh, what was
that?
Oh, no.
It's just a creepy as guy. You know, he looks like I'm looking
at the picture of him with his big cigar in his mouth. Can you
go go Google? Here's the Google thing I did. I got this picture.
Margaret Thatcher, Jimmy Savile with the one L and then hit
images. And there's a picture of him in the second row with his
big cigar in his mouth.
Hitting images. Play along everybody. With the Yeah, yeah.
Yeah. With a really big cigar.
Yeah. John Kerry. Doesn't look like John Kerry
right here.
I got the same big oblong head.
It's like John Kerry.
John Kerry was a comic.
Yeah, it looked like this.
It may be this every ever seen John Kerry and Jimmy Savile in
the same picture? Let's check. Let's check. Let's check. John
Ramon to F. John F. Kerry. No, I do not believe we have any
images of the two of them in the same picture.
Yeah, but I think we've stumbled onto another interesting tidbit.
It's an interesting tidbit. All right. Hey, we went over we
shouldn't be doing this.
I know. You're the one that had all these extra things. I
thought we're gonna finish up. Well, I'm sorry, got me
distracted. And I'm looking at the images
we need to talk about on Thursday, and we need to talk
about the new tax evasion, mission in Euro land. Along with
the Dutch banks, man, this is no joke. They're, you know, their
online banking keeps failing people's accounts keep going to
zero and overdrafts and all kinds of crazy stuff. That
sounds like a test. Yeah, well, it's been going on for a while
it is definitely concerning. And we'll hopefully we'll have a
version of the Cisco bill, which is all being done in secret, so
I can't really comment on it until I can see it. And when
that happens, we'll have a complete breakdown, of course.
So please remember divorce.org/na We need as much
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