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Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
April 25 2013. Time for your Gitmo nation media assassination
episode 507. This is no agenda, radicalizing citizens for five
years and counting from the traveler sides. Hi Matt Russo
comics mofo in Austin, Texas in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley words BlueBee. I'm John C.
Dvorak. Craig Levin Buzzkill.
You know, I wasn't gonna mention it, but how about that weather?
Weather the weather we've been having?
Well, you're in Texas. I don't know what your weather is like
there.
It's the same it's the same idea as your weather would normally
this being the any? It's not gloomy, but it's it's chilly and
we've had rain the past couple of days. This is the global
cooling that I've been telling everybody about
the rain stick while the runs out again last show. Yeah, hold
on a second. Let's let's see. We can continue I'm really enjoying
it. I want to it's this is really nice. This is a really
nice. Cool, you know, we can sit outside without burning up any
government and more rain and and everything is really nice and
green and luscious. It's perfect. But yes. Oh, whoops.
Oh, I think I damaged the rains today.
I could be bad. Breaking news, breaking news.
Oh, hold on a second. Breaking news. We go over to John C.
Dvorak. John, what
are you learning? Dead bomber name found in terrorism
database. Raul. Wow. For some reason, I when I heard that
story, I was I visioned myself talking to Joe Ango. Really, I'm
the supervisor, I'm saying, Hey, Joe. Hey, the CIA say they got
this guy's name in our database. Can we put his name in our
database?
without anybody notice? We just can you just like slide that
record over change the
timestamp and make it but if anyone had a printout of the old
database they would know I love was no one's got a printout of
the old database. Can you just get it in there so we can get
the press release finished? Put it in the database. And then
we'll say we have it in the data because I know that's what they
did.
You don't have it. You don't you're not using the the
appropriate language. The leucaena Positano she's got all
the jargon down when she talks about this stuff. Have you heard
any of this? Oh, no.
Was your Department aware of his travels to Russia? And
by the way, it's Russia. The Soviet Republic of Russia if you
weren't
with the reason? The travel in 2012 that you're referring to?
Yes. The system pinged when he was leaving the United States.
It pinged the system Pena's know how to use a computer she didn't
know anything. So she says ping the door
makes me crazy. So my wife goes to Amsterdam and is rejected
returning to the country because of like, some technicality in
dates on an otherwise perfectly legal exit and entry into the
United States.
While married to an American while married to an American
citizen
born and raised. And these guys like oh, it was well here it is
actually just the continuation. By the time he returned, all
investigations had been the matter had been closed. As long
as you're gone long enough, which apparently is a year then
all investigations are closed. A little
ping but but it did ping it pinged
it pink that that is that's the technical term. It pained by the
way, ladies, gentlemen, I welcome you to your family and
I'm just different. Welcome to your bi weekly path to better
mental health, a fuller life and exciting and fulfilling sexual
relations. This is the no agenda podcast.
That's nice. Yeah, I
think I think we need to remind people the reason they are
listening to this show is for their mental health. Do you know
that actually, I called one of our producers to the in between
Sunday. Yay. Curry curry here. No, something wrong? No. I call
it one of our producers executive producers sent me an
email and he works with the with services in Colorado. Yeah, he's
he works with he's an emergency services technician. And he says
you know, he was the email I got John was Like, like, oh my god
the guys on the ledge I better call him quick. Yeah, I was
really bummed out because, you know, the way his colleagues now
these are, you know, the heroes of America of course, though
Rado, you know who you know, do stuff on the streets of Colorado
you know pick up broken pieces of people and put out fires and
do all kinds of stuff like this. And they're all like yeah, let's
Lynch that guy kill that bit but and then stupid church. Let's
kill that mob. Let's kill that lynch mob on the Twitch show.
Oh, dude, this is it's Dude. Dude. Tell me about it. So I had
to turn it off because I I was hurting for you.
I really just mob it's crazy.
So you know, right after that show. I'm looking at
I got Blaze. As you mentioned some of the tweets that came
into by the way people they sent me a tweet like that they
they're blocked.
Of course, obviously it's the last one you'll ever see left
and right last tweet you ever seen respect for divorce? We
need a jingle John reads his tweets. Oh, no.
That's the respect. That's all I check the guy he's not even
following me. How much respect do I have? What else at the real
Dvorak dot that the real Dvorak is the Twitter thing anyway. No,
that's it. That's all I had. was amusing because
I like once a week I'll go through my Facebook account just
to see what's going on and in, which is usually depressing,
mainly because there's this MTV alumni group, which anyone who
worked at Mt it's a closed group apparently so you know, you can
only post a read if you're a member of the group. And
whenever I look at that group was like Oh, rip this guy or you
know, oh, that director died or you know, the camera guy, you
know, died of cancer. Like I hate Facebook.
Guys dead update on who's
really I mean, I actually posted in Facebook I posted in there I
said, you know, I hate this place. It's only about who's
dead. I'm turning it into a dead bull Deadpool. And this is what
the audio engineer at MTV has emphysema, so I called him out.
I said, you're next My money's on you. shithead you're gonna
die. Great. He said one he appreciates that. Now he's my
boy anyway. So let me just read a couple of postings. Here's one
and these are from people who I know personally Anyone against
the death penalty for the terrorist in Boston really needs
to come to grips with the reality and lay off the bleeding
heart shit this guy needs to be put to death and then the next
one this is the way
the death penalty is off the table in Massachusetts nuts
whether these people realize that or not, but that's another
story.
And and this is the a woman. The media is referring to the
degenerate responsible for the Boston bombings as the suspect
not quite accurate, is it? Where exactly is the suspicion? How
about scum? delinquent? Ferg, rich miscreant, I could go on.
Really, this is somebody posting this.
This is someone I know.
Both of these people reexamine your friends
I'm on? Well, I can't unfriend these people because then I miss
all the goodies.
And this is that's horrible these
but I mean, it's really it's really
American way.
It's really quite I
think lynch mobs are the American way when it comes down
to it.
Well, it's our history, it's our culture. It really is. But
here's, I mean, obviously I have a million interesting clips
because regardless of you know, regardless of what happened or
how it happened, what the crisis quote unquote is being used for
is really is really the the cool part of everything that's that's
that's the only I mean, it it makes no sense to do all this
investigative work and please, people stop sending me you know,
links to pictures of hats and caps and backpacks and, and
circles and arrows.
Now, my wife Mimi, she's in doing board with all those
things. She's always calling me so I'm trying to cook something
and she gives me she's up in Washington right now and she
goes Do you think there was a fake bodies were involved and
look in their website they show the pictures and she's going I
said who cares? This may not be true or good the pictures in the
website may be phony it up for all you know the whole thing
could be could be done don't
know. You don't know. You don't know. So we're near the place.
So now on CNN all morning. They've now we've got the mom
you know who and she looks just like her. You know, she's
Russian. She got a Russian accent. She speaks English. She
got a heads scarf on just the way you'd expect from a
babushka. So let's just presume it's really the mom. And she's
all on board of this with with the with the crisis actor tip
which is fantastic
pictures I have there are people in Boston who want to know why.
And they believe they did this they believe that you know, I I
saw a very very interesting video last night that the the
marathon was something like a really big play. That is like
paying in instead of blood like it is made up something. You
really believe that? I know it's up to you to believe what
now? Did you see this interview? Have you heard the mother any of
this talk?
I'm still wondering how she's her English is actually quite
credible for someone who doesn't even live in this country? Yes.
Well, it's I'm going to take the position that this is now being
brought to the foreground and there's a lot of this, you know,
oh, conspiracy theorists are crazy. They're nuts. I'm going
I'm going crazy. They're nuts. Check this out. Let's This is.
Uh, this is this is so this is
meta on this. Oh, yeah.
I'm going above it. This is this is the Edit meta hole. Oh, yeah.
So chat room. You should be you should be logged in via a proxy
server because every single one of you is a target and a suspect
you're I am I am. I am radicalizing you in the thought
in actual thinking. It's radical thinking that I am propagating
upon you. Now, this is MSNBC. And it's and listen to the turn
that this conversation takes and where it leads. And, of course
they bring up the seed guy. But it's quite interesting to know.
Alex Jones.
Oh, yeah. But see, I could refer to Glenn Beck. Well, okay.
It could have been any but no, he would the seat next to
mainstream you see, it's got to be crazy thinking crazy stuff.
Okay.
So listen to this your point about the internet. Almost
to your point about the internet. By the way, this is
all about radicalization on the internet.
Every homegrown al Qaeda inspired extremists that we've
seen in the United States over the past five to six years.
How long is our show been on the air? I asked you for six years
has really been affected quite significantly by English
speaking extremist preachers online. The most notable one,
they call me the pod father. You know, I'm just saying it's Anwar
Locky, but there are others throughout the world, and
learning how to build the bombs. Kind of being being attracted to
this really virulent ideology with so excuse Islam is
relatively common. And I think magazines put out by
organizations like al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula magazine
knows known as inspire I think
I have read that magazine, John, either way, yes.
This mag is they're pushing this. They're pushing it,
they're promoting magazines and convincing magazine is a
honeypot. But we have read
the magazine, I've I've read passages to my radicalized
public.
And might I asked you Yes. Why do you not they refer to Anwar
al Waki as the late they should show some late. Late and while
the walkie was
too late. They could or they could just say the drone, that
would be okay. Drones would be good drone. Yeah. All right. So
let's let's continue. And other places you can learn to make
these bombs destroy, like the Anarchist Cookbook, like Abbie
Hoffman, steal this book. I mean, there's plenty of places
you can learn to make these bombs. Oh,
yes, the path that many homegrown extremists have taken.
And unfortunately, we've seen it again, I would guess,
enjoy today. The other motivation alone I listen to
joy. added to the mix was the American invasion of Afghanistan
and then Iraq,
right. And we also learned that the older brother was a devotee
of the Alex Jones website and conspiracy theory. Infowars
I like it how she says the Alex Jones website and conspiracy
theory
Infowars I liked it. Well, what? Just didn't cause it? It's Iraq.
Oh, yeah. No,
he's, he's not on board with the program. He's not he doesn't
know. So now listen, now. So so there's the seed guy. Now. She
takes it all the way to us.
So you have this combination of sort of radical ideology
increasing religiosity,
religiosity. Do you?
Have you ever heard of religiosity and radical Have you
ever gone let it roll?
Does religion is that a word religiosity? Yeah, really? Yes.
Okay.
Increasing religiosity, but also buying into a lot of conspiracy
theories. 911 Truth or Islam? apparently was a part of the
mix. So yeah, it's not just with about moon landing sites that
are put out by terrorists overseas or, you know terror
organizations overseas. It's also conspiracy theorizing right
here in the US. So it's a pretty scary combination. That's a
scary
combination. That's right. Conspiracy theorizing and
religiosity in the US of ASOs, that's me
boosterism truth
or isms? Their isms?
Would birtherism is truth or isn't that means it's like a
political move.
It is a truth or ism is now it's a religiosity truth or it's a
religiosity, political movement. And here's mad cow with the same
thing, Sandy Hook shootings.
Now, of course, those same people fomenting those crazy
conspiracy theories are also trying to sell the idea that the
Boston Marathon bombing did not happen.
Now. This is before the mother came out when she made the
statements. Or if
the Boston Marathon bombing did happen. It was done by the
government. It's an elaborate hoax to make us believe that we
were attacked when really we weren't attacked. It was our
government doing it to us. That's part of the way the
government controls us. To be clear, I'm not talking about
family members in the bombing suspects saying we believe
because they were on their way if our family members are
innocent, that's a whole different thing. What I'm
talking about is full blown American conspiracy theories
that the US government itself bombed the Boston Marathon pick
me
up now. I'm ready to go. Where's my striped outfit?
Go get him.
Where's my orange door busted down. Where's my orange
jumpsuit? I'm telling you right now, Mr. De save all around. You
know, the guy who produced that is so cool. He actually took the
effort to put my my open up the door skewed left channel and
you're open up the door, it's skewed right channel. It's
really cool.
As really good, so as to have to be such a hick.
So they're not. It's kind of weird if you're looking for some
motivation. And let me just play into Rachel's idea that my
religiosity is to truth or ism you all. So in February of this
year, we saw something and we discussed it on the show. I
remember quite clearly, and I'm bringing this up here. There's a
new department. That was actually a working group started
by the President, the working group to counter online
radicalization to violence in the United States. And they
released a fact sheet countering online radicalization fact
sheet. And the guy who runs this, by the way is is kind of
he's kind of under the radar. I'm not quite sure his name is
Quinton. We CRO with wick wick Toro which. Yeah. And I doubt
it. He's he's written a couple of books about Islam and
radicalization, Quinton, qu inta en wick Toro a name
is that well, exactly. And it's
on Quinton Quinton. So here's the facts at the starting point.
This is a starting point to tackle the threat of violent
extremism use of the internet's adopting an Internet safety
approach and related tools is key. But the interagency working
group to counter online radicalization to violence,
better known as the Chicago will be charged with considering
additional efforts as appropriate, of course
protecting freedom of speech. But addressing the threat
violent extremists use the Internet to recruit and
radicalize Americans to commit acts of violence fact, we have
seen attacks over the over the last several years in which
consumption of propaganda over and communication through the
internet played a role in the radicalization of the attacker.
This is all we need. We need one guy to say I was in the no
agenda chat room. And I was like, then I was like, I gotta
go lets him off man. The federal government will work to make
communities more resilient to these messages of hate. By
raising awareness and providing tools, informed and resilient
communities our nation's first and best line of defense against
terrorism. I think we're actually doing a good job of
that if you really look at it objectively or objective
objectively. So this, this working group now has a real job
to do because this is totally the way it's done. paid is
totally the way it's being spun. Isn't at this age, they got a
web page and to do
even at budgets, a bunch of web pages countering violent
extremism. They're all over the place. Listen to one on the
whitehouse.gov There's one here on DHS. Oh, I know they're all
this international partnerships.
Oh yeah, this is Oh, this is another push so not only do we
need more money because still for some reason with all of the
money because to boneheads dropped a crappy like nevermind
You mean
a weapon of mass destruction?
Oh, yes. I'm sorry. A pot No, no, it's always a weapon of
mass. Oh, I'm
so glad you asked. Here's the definition according to 18 USC
232 A a US Code weapon of mass destruction determination and
definition the term weapons of mass destruction means a any
destructive device as defined in Section nine to one of this
title and be any weapon that is designed or intended to cause
death or serious bodily injury through the release
dissemination or impact of toxic or poisonous chemicals or their
precursors. So I can go down the list here you know it can be a
bomb a grenade a rocket a missile a mine any device
similar to
a hand grenade Oh no, it gets better no war No, no, It Gets
Better It Gets Better It Gets Better. It gets better if you
really read this the law any cylinder any container with more
than one quarter ounce of black gunpowder is defined by the US
law as a weapon of mass destruction which I think is
pretty much a firecracker
Cherry Bomb problem Cherry Bomb Yeah. Crackers not so much. I
think is a quarter on quarter
on so so it says here so it's any well actually there
was no real gunpowder use as far as I can tell that was just all
fireworks goop, which is not really gunpowder. Specifically,
it will hear says the term destructive devices means any
explosive incendiary or poison gas bomb grenade rocket having a
propellant charge of more than four ounces missile having an
explosive or incendiary charge of more than one quarter ounce a
mind or device similar to any of the devices described in the
preceding clauses so
anyway they've redefined weapons of mass destruction to mean a
quarter ounce yes of a black of black powder Correct? Correct.
And nobody says anything that nobody blinks an eye at this No
Why would you because because a weapon of mass destruction you
can disagree if you if you want to always implied to me or
inferred you know to that it was an a nuke
Yes. Or or chemical weapon which was something
at least a blockbuster some kind of a massive product that would
like do mass destruction now you call blowing up a garbage can. A
weapon always there was this mass destruction is that defined
as mass destruction the garbage can blew up. This has been
defined as it means every kid who blows up mailboxes now. Yes,
in rural South Dakota, we'll be arrested for using a weapon of
mass destruction. So just
take the letters ie D and replace them with WMD and add
some LMNOP. And you're good to go. This, we this is why this
program is so good because I just have to laugh about this.
Because this is the real whether you think your government is
plotting against you and blowing up citizens and planting bombs
is one thing. This is real terror. This is actual
terrorizing of citizens by doing this kind of stuff, by changing
the rules and not telling anybody this only shows up in
the federal register by the way this is there's no other place
this you know this is never discussed ever is this disgust
Oh, and by the way, we need this is another twit the twit irksome
thing for you? Now, of course, the states have it all wrong in
the states have to you know, they got to start adhering to
federal law and federal law should of course Trumps state
law,
the fireworks stuff that's a you know, this stuff is legal in New
Hampshire, it's illegal in Massachusetts, very common
there, you drive up over the New Hampshire border, you grab this
stuff. And you bring it back. And the question is, is this
where they got the totality of the gunpowder that they used for
this but the the different state laws making different things
easier to obtain here than there are part of what this story is
about?
That's part of what the story is about. Okay, thank you. Right.
Yeah, that's what that's part of what the story is now about.
Yeah,
see of tracking. You know, you've talked on the show about
the tagging issue and not being able to necessarily trace where
gunpowder comes from, and just sort of the mundane items that
they were able to put together, apparently, by just going
online, and figuring out how to make such deadly destructive
weapons, they didn't have to obtain some sophisticated
equipment. And a lot of this was stuff that was relatively easy
to obtain. I think that's another issue that we have to
look at. But as you said, we have disparate state laws, it's
very difficult to police something when each law each
state makes its own law.
That's right. Crazy as states stupid states we can be having
that
be can states make their own laws? No, good.
So when you're listening to this program, and we received an
email and you responded to it, John, read our response that you
copied me on at least someone who said no, I can't listen to
your show anymore. In fact, let me read it. Read the read that
and read your response. And I'd like to jump in and say
something about that. My response was, read the email
first. Now read the email first, read the email, let me get
it's in. It's in the pile of papers that I printed out your
printer. I
love it. I love the fact that you print out emails. It's just
sorry, what? That's awesome. I love that you do that?
That I print stuff out? Yeah, here it is. Yes, I have to guess
easier than fooling around on the internet's. And this is I
didn't say what's his name mentioned, but I'll just say,
we'll just use his first name, Garrett. Hi, guys. I stopped
listening to the show a couple of months ago, since I couldn't
take all of the media assassination. It's all valid,
of course. But just like The Daily Show, there was so much
material and clips covering how stupid the media is that I
couldn't take it anymore. Your thesis on how people feel sick
when lied to by the media is probably correct. I think the
problem is that no agenda features and replays all these
clips of douchebag news anchors lying to me on a on a huge in a
huge dose. I'd rather no agenda focus on actual events
legislation, which we do, by the way, hitting me in the mouth
with clips of politicians and witnesses. We do that too. And
to avoid clips of idiot news anchors all together. Sincerely,
Garrett, x. And I sent a note back saying, you know, this is
one of the reasons I can't watch the Jon Stewart show. I really
didn't realize until he mentioned it for more than a
couple of months that I had to stop watching it because it gets
to me and be the same way. It's just like, okay, it doesn't work
after a while and you just kind of sick of and I told him that I
think this will be the end this will be the death knell of the
show. This problem. Yes. So what? Now, on the other hand,
which I didn't go into, because I don't want to write a long
note, we do try to keep it light and humorous. I mean, it's more
it's an entertaining show. And we don't do it with the dour
craziness of the MSNBC people who are wringing their hands
over every little thing that goes on, we don't do that. We
and we have you know, we try to keep it light. And we try not to
get people all worked up and fretting. And I think we do a
decent job but apparently not.
Well, what I what I would like to say is, there's two things
you can do one is don't listen, and don't watch television, and
paint. And that, by the way, is my advice. My advice is to
completely cut off all of this from the world, cook garden,
paint, do pottery, you will live a long, long and healthy life.
Do not listen to any of this. If however, you have a social life,
you have family, you have kids, if you're not living living in
seclusion, then you probably can do a combo and listen to us. You
know, and we'll filter it for you. So when you get one of
these numbskulls that says, kill him or whatever, then you know,
and by the way, don't respond to them. Forget about it. In this
case, responding is not the is not the way to go. The policy
will turn on you. And the end you will be lynched. He'll will
be by proxy. That's true. Yes, seriously, don't do that. But
this will make it so these people are very ill when they
get to this level of indoctrination. These people are
ill they really, it's It's sickening. And I have two very
specific examples. Actually. Here's listen to this news
report. This is when Boston was and you did a good job of
bringing this up on on on twit John, I heard you do it and I
was like, Oh my god. I can't believe he's doing that. And you
even said that I was giving you shit for doing no agenda
material on that show. But they it's their own fault. And it's a
great promo. brought it up. I know. I
showed it Talk about tech I know I
know I know I'm not I'm not giving you any crap for it but
for that for the entire city of Boston to be shut down at great
expense to find one bleeding as it now appears unarmed kid was
of course crazy listen to them
by the way I mentioned let me mention that in the discussion
with Leo got all worked up oh yeah they had bombs that were
shooting interested the guy in the boat I doubt if he had a gun
anyway oh yeah it was low it was there was an exchange of weapon
or exchange of shot yeah and now the Washington Post shows that
guy
didn't have no weapon at all no weapon no nothing
and they were shooting they find Did you ever see the shots of
the helicopter showing the cops yeah hell yeah firing in this
guy's boat you know he's never gonna get compensated for that.
Now there's a
fun the the one fun Boston will pay for it. They've already
raised $25 million. Now don't worry about that guy. He's cool.
But listen to the terrorizing, terrorizing and listen to the
words the reporter uses in this little snippet of a report from
the the door to door house to house manhunt,
dramatic scene played out in front of our cameras, parents
grabbing their children and running after spending the night
hunkering in their houses and then finding themselves face to
face with the muzzle of a SWAT officers
rifle. How awesome
is that people long live America
it's a little stressful.
It was a little stressful seeing these guys big guns and you're
holding your daughter in your arms but they're doing the right
thing. Doing the right thing
don't don't do right thing by picking a gun in my daughter's
Hold on. Wait for it. Listen to the news report trying to secure
the neighborhood
each time the SWAT team would rescue a family
rescue a family you got rescued Shizen Yeah, each time they
would rescue it's called rescue now. When you go in and you
stick a an automatic or semi automatic rifle into your
children's faces and tell them to get out. That's called a
rescue thing. You know they're trying to secure the
neighborhood
each time the SWAT team would rescue a family at the point of
a gun. They would rush in
literally saying rescue at the point where
the SWAT team would rescue a family at the point of a gun.
They would rush into the home in an armored line guns at the
ready in case the suspect was hiding inside. And each time
they cleared out a resident they did it with a force that
reflected the uncertainty of not knowing who was a friend and who
was a foe.
I love it rescued at the end of a gun.
This is crazy. Who's your friend and who's a foe crazy and guys
are those guys were had so much body armor on?
Oh, that's funny. You say that? Because Chris, this reminded me
of a quote from our president just recently who said because
we what did we see on that? What did we see on the street? What
What were the cops? What would it look like?
It looks like the military deserves a vote in Congress
because weapons of war have no place on our streets.
Unless it's the government then it's okay. He said it.
Yeah. weapons of war have weapons of war almost flip of
the day just out of the blue because you dropped it like a
bomb. Yeah. weapons
of war have no place on our streets, except for when it's
the police. And I guess the the Fourth Amendment doesn't count
as armored
vehicles to let's not forget those. Yeah. And
you know, just in case, don't you have the right to say no,
you can't come into my house without a search warrant. I
mean, I know why you wouldn't do it because you might get over
rescued. You might
get arrested, rescued by by a bullet.
Oh, you got rescued from himself with this nine millimeter. Oops.
Now there's more craziness to this. If you want crazy, then
you want to have you want to bring in the elites in the
conversation, not just the the numbskulls on CNN and Jake
Tapper, by the way. Looks really uncomfortable with all this.
Poor Jake. He messed up something over there at ABC. I
think he did something wrong with election night or he did
something wrong. And that's why he got fired because this was
not like, this is not a move up in your career. Okay, going from
ABC network news to CNN. This is not a
no not as is not a move up. And of course, like a move to
Siberia.
Yeah. So he's, uh, you know, he's, but he's kind of top dog,
because he has the credentials. But he's looking very
uncomfortable with all of this. He really, really is. So you
bring in the elites, you know, to give it a little more cred
like Charlie Rose, of course, because, you know, now we're on
a national treasure. And you bring in David Remnick. You
know, David Remnick is,
yeah, I do, but I can't think of,
I think he's from the New Yorker. I don't if he's an
editor, or
he may have met him.
Totally seems like a guy who'd have a Chardon. anywhere that a
party, you Yeah, me. So listen, listen to this guy bring it all
full circle.
I think a domestic question that has to be asked is, How do kids
like that kick guns? Yeah, that's why I've always wanted
kids
like that get guns which they didn't have in the boat. That's
what I've always wanted to do.
Where are they getting sidearms from? Where are they getting?
Where are they getting pistols from? It's not to me, and I
don't want to politicize kids talking.
He's talking about these two kids. They're not kids. No, no,
they're adults. They're kids to him. Harrison,
but it's, it is worth remarking upon, worth remarking upon, in
that within a week's time, a very, very, very weak gun
control bill gets defeated, in effect defeated in the Senate,
we see yet another act, which might have been a hell of a lot
more difficult to pull off with effective gun control.
So good, good work, bringing all around to gun control and more
rules and regulations. And then Charlie Rose has
made a minute, you may even make that turn. The guys are
bombers. Number they had guns in the shootout. You say?
We don't even know that. You've never found a gun. It's
irrelevant to this is all what happened is irrelevant. John, we
already established that 10 minutes ago, it doesn't matter
what happened. It's what takes place. Now that is interesting
to me. So
we have PHILIP MUDD. I've never met this guy. I'm looking at his
So Philip mod
is also on a Charlie Rose show. He's the former deputy director
of national security for the FBI, former deputy director of
Counterterrorism Center for the CIA. This is a real muckety muck
and this guy is, is pretty much the biggest asshole I have seen
on television in a long time. What's his name? Philip Mudd, mu
di D. Mud mud. Good name. Good name. So he is a career spook.
Who actually turned down? It was I guess the government wasn't
evil enough
for this guy. Oh, yeah. This guy looks like an evil guy. In fact,
I'll play them only play him out of order. Here's where Rose is
asking him about the fact that he turned down a job in
government listen to this.
Yeah, that's a little bit of what happened in the movie Zero
Dark 30. I didn't. I didn't see it. Why not? Why will not see it
one because it gives because it gives Americans the sense that
this is what their security services do, as I understand it,
sort of people sitting around rooms kicking around detainees.
That is unacceptable. It's not what we did in the perception
among Americans that there is some rogue security service out
there that does not operate at the direction of the Congress in
the White House elected American officials and under the law
established by the Congress and interpreted by the Department of
Justice I did not live in that world.
Yeah, pretty much goes counter to everything we know.
They told us what to do. We tried to execute it as best we
could now Oh, yes,
we have a nice goose we're just following
this guy is saying I guess he doesn't watch the kind of
hearings we watch. The meeting is just following to those just
hate in the guy who was ahead of torture and two other guys
discussing this and Hayden being the of course the head of the
CIA at the time discussing the whole Yeah, we actuation we play
now operated in a very calm manner. And then this guy, this
guy doesn't seem Lee she's like, an outsider to me. We're just
making it like a phony.
Well, listen. Okay, so now go back to the beginning, where
he's talking about what he saw what he believes these, the
bomber, the marathon men knew mean, what the marathon men were
all about telling us
that we went from ideologically motivated people who had a whole
architecture to build global terrorism to two brothers who
could do a basic attack and then went out to party afterwards,
because they didn't know how to get out and told people they'd
done it. That's right. Okay, there lots of questions that
come out of this one motive. What's your,
what's your judgment about motive? Motive? Now, this is
very interesting.
By the way, we don't know that they told anybody they now we
don't know anything. But this is the story that's being built by
PBS, PBS, your national treasure, your public tell your
public broadcast system, the truth, the shining beacon of
light.
My judgment is what they say is not necessarily what I believe
they're going to talk about a broader goal, a broader jehadi
goal, for example, which is evidently what the the younger
brother says
this is. He's got the script, though, John, he knows what's
coming. I'm suspicious
about this. The reason is, first, he doesn't have much of
an ideological background. Second, in these cases, these
kids know they've done something heinous. They want to explain
that they did it for a higher good. I think in some ways, the
explanation is much simpler, especially if you contrast it to
what we saw with ideologically motivated terrorists 12 years
ago, and that is two kids are pissed off. They may be
disenfranchised. They may have had a bad experience at school.
They may not Have friends and they say, Look, we want to do
something. This tactic of terrorism is the tactic of the
21st century. The way to gather is it just, it's the
Twitter of terrorism. I'm telling you, this is great.
Let's say this is this what we should be doing. It's all the
cool kids are doing education for
doing that, as we think our religion is under siege. I don't
necessarily think these are real jihadi terrorists. I think
they're angry kids.
Now, that was that, to me was interesting. He said, I don't
think they're real jihadi terrorists. What could that
mean? This guy is not by the way, FBI. He's ex CIA,
counterintelligence. And I think he's yelling at other agencies.
For him to say these are not real Jihad ease what what is
that mean? Exactly? At what?
Angry, for example, that their inability to find a place in
American culture angry, maybe they don't have great friends,
they may have some vague religious notions. But their
youth, one of whom was 19 years old, and his big brother said,
Let's go do it. I've said before, I think in some ways,
psychologically, this has characteristics of Columbine, as
much as has characteristic characteristics of al Qaeda one.
So I hadn't paid much attention to what he was saying there
until I heard Joe Biden speak. Did you hear Joe Biden at the at
the memorial service? What he said, No. Okay. Well, this is a
two parter, John, because we'll also play drunk or not drunk.
You can answer at any time is Joe drunk or not drunk? I get
asked like my colleagues. Almost every day. Yes. Congratulations.
And he's very drunk, actually. And He's so drunk that he gives
away part of the script, I think, since 911. Why? Why? He's
hammered, John. I'm telling you, he's, there's like drool coming
out of his mouth.
Why? This terrorist phenomenon of the late 20s, the 21st, the
beginning of the 21st century, he's
saying the exact same thing as that guy just said, this terror
phenomenon, the Twitter of terror.
Why why? People say to me further, surely no. That can
never defeat us. They can never overthrow us. They can never
occupy us. So why. Why whether it's al Qaeda central out of the
fatwa, or to twisted, perverted, cowardly knock off Jihad ease,
knock off Jihad ease, now knockoff Johnny's. Keep playing
here in Boston. Why do they do what they do? I've thought about
it a lot. Because I deal with it a lot. And I've come to the
conclusion, which is not unique to me. But I do it they do it to
instill fair fear fair for us, in the name of our safety and
security, jettison what we value most in the world most valuable
values about us. Our open society, our system of justice
to guarantees freedom.
I think he smoked some weed to before he had the booze
yet. Yes. And he's got chemicals in it. Oh, yes.
of all Americans to opportunity, the free flow of information.
Oh, and people across this country are transparency. Ah,
that's their target. Oh, the moment we change. The moment, we
look inward, the moment we get in a crowd, gender defensive,
that's the moment when they win. What me what makes me so proud
of this great state in the city of Boston and Cambridge, and all
those involved and the students on this campus? What makes me so
proud to be an American is that we have not yielded to our
fears.
Except we stay in housing, you know, housing, wait for the
government to put a gun in our face and say it's okay. He's
the restaurants. They don't say it's okay to say get out.
And no, no, we're saying it's okay. They're just here to
rescue us. They're just here to rescue us.
We have not compromised our values. He's high we have not
weakened our constitutional guarantees at all.
whatsoever like Fourth Amendment does let us come in on this
manhunt that's not weakening anything.
We have not closed our borders.
I think the louder you yell the more true it becomes Joe, try
that. Oh, we have suffered. We are grieving. But we are not
bending.
We will not yield to fear. No, we will not hunker down. We will
not be intimidated.
When the world trend in the houses
exactly what we were doing exactly towers
were taken down. On that horrible day. The city said we
will never build another one. We built one taller.
We did. We built one taller.
What did we build? It's got a stick at the top.
It's got a taller stick
and absolute defiance
to 10 years when Benoit
and for the mountain, the mosque struck the law those
who said will never follow him. We said
Yeah, drunk.
Let me let me do drunk. Some alternate clips.
Right. I do have an important reveal, though. But I'm happy to
do the reveal
to the after these. Happy to detour Yes. I decided to catch
the ABC. Very good. That's where the Ryan Ross stuff. And she was
all piling on. And I have a four clips, including one. We
actually made it when I played the clips in kind of an order.
But I do want to present one earlier, or before, which is the
RAND Corporation guy comes on. Again, it's an ABC thing. And he
and this is during the period where the kid is being
interrogated. Nobody really knows anything except some guy
come walks out once or once as well. But what he told us was
this was could all be bullcrap. You know, sorry. We know what
the police departments you know, don't be most accurate and
telling us what's going on. They just make themselves look good.
So this guy, this RAND Corporation guy, I'm listening
to this, as the guy is, is actually revealing the script.
And so this is ABC, which we know fac is compromised. The
news director of ABC is married to top Obama advisor
in the same and the RAND Corporation. Well, it's run by
Disney.
Yeah, there you go. It's the most magical place on Earth.
So this guy who doesn't really know anything this this the the,
the entire the entire episode is yet to be perfectly
deconstructed or even outlined by the police in any official
way. But when you listen to this guy, it's as if he knows all
this stuff. And I'm just like flabbergasted by what he says as
the official as an official word of an analyst who has looked at
everything and is now is decided to give his opinion. Can
you before I play? Can you just want to what does the RAND
Corporation do what their nonprofit I believe the
think tank, okay. They used to work with the government and al
Qaeda internet description of how to make a pressure cooker
bomb. Jeff Jones, a counter terror expert at the RAND
Corporation has analyzed the marathon attack and how it was
pulled off ad
libbed part of it and made some decisions on few elements of the
bomb making but what's different about this is they took a very
simple recipe and and then targeted a the Boston Marathon
and why the marathon because if there's no say it was there,
essentially and easy, not long in the planning either.
It does appear though that the younger brother had not become
involved until later in the process. Perhaps a week or so
before the actual attack.
Jones says the brothers seem to have been inspired by the
Internet preachings of Anwar Otto lucky that charismatic
American born out cut a jihadist who has been dead now for more
than a year and a half
a older brother appeared to be the more radicalized of the two
and was the one that drove both the need to conduct the attack
as well as the preparation software second How does he know
any of this?
Yeah exactly exactly know that
he was watching along how do they know is a week before that
he decided to join his brother this this is all bull crap this
is a script or or ridiculous supposition that shouldn't be on
the air and then Brian Ross fills in the blanks with his
voiceover that comes in every so often with and by the way they
like to they like to make the explosion sound quite a bit but
can you can you promise me something? If I die before you
do? Could you make sure that they always say the charismatic
Adam curry because I really I've really liked that that's nice.
Once charismatic because you'd be dead. Yeah,
okay. Well, no, I think the the ever just ever charismatic. You
can be ever even though you're dead. Pet
a jihadist who has been dead now for more than a year and a half,
the older brother appeared to be the more radicalized of the two
and was the one that drove both the need to conduct the attack,
as well as the preparation for the attack themselves that is
building
the bombs.
And as to what drove 26 year old timberland officials say his
younger brother claims it was hatred of America. He may
have been angry at other things about the status of his life.
But he increasingly turned to Salafi jihadism was radicalized
because among other things of US foreign policy decisions
overseas, and that, especially Afghanistan and Iraq,
so this true was a he's saying they were knockoffs. I guess
yeah, this this is the official CES. Yeah.
To push the agenda of what you can hear, we would let's play
the regular series of clips, which I call piling on the dead
guy. And Ben, you and it's Brian Ross again, who essentially is
reading the script and what what we should be at he's got the
memes and they're literally just piling on the dead guy. Just
what the younger brother is reported to be saying is
consistent with what we heard in their neighborhood about the
older brother Timberland, and his disgust with things American
and Christian Lee said
that the Bible is cheap copy off the Koran. You said that most
American wars are excused with the Bible.
It also emerged today that there might be a possible link to an
unsolved murder two years ago, local prosecutor said Monday,
given Timberlands violent nature, they are now
investigating whether terminalling was involved in the
brutal murder of three young men, one of whom was his
roommate. The three were found with their throat slashed
covered in marijuana and cash. Federal agents have also been
looking closely at the six month trip timberland took last year
to Russia. At a time that rebel groups there carried out a
number of violent attacks. As ABCs curate radio discovered and
the Dagestan region.
Just last year alone Dagestan lost 115 police officers in
nearly 300 terror attacks. Just two years ago, this street was
obliterated by a car bomb.
I think this guy also administered the doping to Lance
Armstrong. I think that was his he's doing
I didn't know about the Daghestan stuff but it's
interesting. They did their you know pilot on they got that new
toy called piling on because you know they now the guy hates
Christians, the Bible Sox Yeah, and all these kinds of things,
you know, and you know, guys will go on, you know, you're
gonna go out in the street. Just pick somebody, you know, this
guy. From I'm from ABC network news. Oh, yeah. No, I know him.
Yeah. For sure. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, he hated vegetarians,
Christian. Yeah. I think so. No, no, usually you say it. And by
the way, I've had this happen to me. I've done certain things on
certain networks. And they they tell you, look, look, we're not
doing an interview here. You're supposed to say it is what you
learned this once you know what to be told the second time. So
they want you they hint around. So what are the hints around by
saying something they say it, but now you say it in a sentence
and put it in your own words.
They'll actually tell you, in fact, I used to be I used to
work at MTV, I think I can't really so long ago. And I would
always be so embarrassed when I'd be doing an interview. And
you'd have this aihole Producer standing right off the side who
would also be responsible for editing the piece or their own,
which had nothing to do with the interview. They're going to do
it for like a news package or whatever. And so and I'm talking
to a, you know, a celebrity, a huge star. And then the producer
will interrupt and say, oh, excuse me. Could you just give
that answer again? Exactly like that, but started off with the
question. I'm like, Are you a fucking asshole? He's like, fuck
off. It's like the, the route. And of course the celebrity
goes, Sure all blew up. No problem. So when you asked me
about how the band came together,
exactly what and when you have to imagine the public is just as
susceptible to this process of manipulation as a celebrity.
Absolutely. Yeah. Probably more. So. You want to be on ABC
network? No. So anyway, onward, ended up.
Yeah, you got three more. So I'm ready. I'm waiting for my
clip to where they start discussing the meme of self
radicalization, which of the ABC is really pushing,
but according to officials, Chester had nothing to do with
the marathon attack in the view of the younger brother. It
doesn't at this point appear to be a Chechnya thing. Neighbors
in Cambridge say timberland was a changed man, when he returned
to the US from Russia, swearing off tobacco and alcohol, linking
to extremist jihadist videos and saying, I don't have any
American friends. I don't understand them.
But I would characterize it as it's really self radicalization.
I mean, these are individuals who You may have some
connections overseas, but the primary radicalization is in
places like the United States. So I go, now here's here's,
here's a, there's a little catch in here that I don't think you'd
notice right away. He said, It's got nothing to do with Chechnya.
They made a big deal about that, even though that because that
meme came up and started floating around the public
domain. You know, they,
they push that to Dagestan. They moved it away from Chechnya, do
it
so that way, we don't have to cooperate with the Russians.
Yes, this is a Russian thing you say, you know, oh, God, you
know, the Russians have been bitching about these Chechens
forever. And now we're gonna have to help them. No, we don't
want that. We don't want that.
Dagestan, by the way is, I looked this up last. On the last
show. There are quite a number of pipelines coming Russian
pipelines going through Dagestan. Yeah. 300 a text. And
it would be very convenient if and it's all near Georgia, which
we own pretty much right now. You know, George George W. Bush
International Airport. You know, we so we own that whole region.
So it could be very convenient if we had that little extra
piece, you know, not that it's gonna happen. But if that I
think there's multiple factions at play now. And it was like,
fuck, Daghestan dude, let's get in. Let's go hype it up. I'm
gonna get pipelines, we're gonna divert the oil off the GA can't
go up north. Oh, it's good. We got to take it. I think that we
finished them Rubicon by the way. Oh, yes. Makes total total
sense. And they had a self, you know, and now spoiler alert.
Okay, that's enough. You know, they have a guy who's self
radicalized. And, you know, the whole thesis there, it's pretty
much it's no agenda. It's a group of guys, you know, big
captains of industry. And for 2530 years, they're manipulating
world events to profit off of it, either through military
industrial complex or through Wall Street, or through many
ways and they actually own a company that that feeds false
information into the intelligence system and of
course, subsequently into the media. No wonder the show never
got renewed. It's like you can't you can't have was done have a
show with intelligence community looked at this and said no way.
No way. This is not going to be on the air.
Yeah, let's see who's producing it. Just give him some money.
Yeah, don't
go away. Go. Go away. You show runner you go anyway.
Okay, piling on. The dead guy finale has got a couple of memes
in it. Okay.
Factory hours after the younger brother talk to federal agents.
Authorities swarmed in area behind the Cambridge drugstore,
or their brother's father used to repair cars. With no known
link so far to al Qaeda or Chechnya and rebels. Officials
believe they are dealing with a new equally dangerous trend, the
internet trained terror.
This is now kind of the al Qaeda modus operandi now not not
relying only on operatives, but trying to get people to do it to
self radicalized and to build their own bombs without having
to come to a training camp in Pakistan or Yemen or other
locations
we desperately need a que en on the on the PC. We need
what I'm sorry I couldn't hear it because a garbage trucks
outside dumping garbage How would you say
we need AQ AQ at the PC? How can the PS how kinda on the podcast
is what we need. We need to we need an al Qaeda podcast to
radicalize everybody. In fact,
we are the al Qaeda of podcast No, we're not.
We are totally see I'm going to self radicalized right now.
Okay, you this gag of yours is not funny. And that's not self
radicalizing. It's something else. I'm sorry.
I misunderstood.
We'll have the there's one more clip here. But this by the way,
you're the one they had the first clip of this. It was last
show of the pillow. Hello. Oh, no. No.
That was it. I made I made a joke or one. I made one too many
jokes about terror. Self radicalization. Al Qaeda on the
podcasts. And that's it. We're done. Goodnight, everybody. It's
been nice knowing you. This weekend. Oh, kinda. That's a
good one. Thorne. Like, Hey, everybody, welcome to track.
Twi, AK. Twi, AK. Wow. So is it really sure it was a garbage
truck on John? Hmm? A garbage truck? Sure. All right, ma This
is taking longer. And then usual, so let me see what we can
do. Hello. Hey, did you get an upgrade for a better Skype
experience? Right.
And I had an a power outage.
Oh, really? Oh, this. Okay. Oh, huh. Coincidence, I think Matt.
Right. By the way, welcome back, everybody to triack. This week
in Al Qaeda. I'm Adam curry.
So, and I'm Leo Laporte. So you mentioned this last show, you
had a good clip where somebody started bringing this meme and
so we can assume this means in play, which is the internet, you
know, a kite in a box at kite on the internet or whatever.
Exactly. Go getting this internet's a big threat.
Exactly, of course. And this is this is why we also have this,
you know, this new working group to counter online
radicalization, which was set up in February. So the timing is
all kind of rally. Yeah, coincidence? Yeah, the timing is
right. Do you have anything else or can I play my
big play the good news just for the meme fest the beginning of
all this bull crap on ABC is this one Brian Ross prelim
piling on meme Fest
in the hours before his show Horus or NIAF was charged with a
crime that could lead to the death penalty. Authorities tell
ABC News the 19 year old accused terrorist revealed the why and
the how of the deadly bomb attacks. And for all the power
of the two explosions, for all dramatic gunfights. And for all
the indications of well trained terrorist techniques, the
younger brother reportedly told agents according to the
authorities, it was almost entirely done from the internet.
With no direction from overseas.
Needs directions overseas when you've got the no agenda show
notes. I mean, seriously. So you made a very good point. And the
point you make is that everyone is saying all these things, all
these facts? And Brian Ross, actually, I think he said, we
heard from the authorities who spoke to the guys who might have
known someone else heard who heard from the younger kid, even
though he can't talk that this is what he said. So throughout
the week, and I was running around running couple errands.
And so I was listening to our national treasure NPR. I keep
hearing that there is actual video evidence of have these
bombers, the marathon men putting down their backpacks
walking away, the explosion goes off. They don't flinch. They
keep walking yet. What's weird.
Is that the way Oh, yeah. Where have you seen this?
Where is the video?
That's what I'd like to know. I've never seen this video
everyone says, ooh, this guy is clearly not paying attention.
So let's listen to the governor of Massachusetts. Is there
anything on the videotape that maybe the public hasn't seen
about his reaction that was particularly telling that movie
investigation along?
Well, the videotape is not something I've seen has been
described to me in my briefings. But it does seem to be pretty
clear that that
this suspect took the backpack off, put it down, did not react
when the first explosion went off and and then moved away from
the backpack in time for the second explosion. So pretty,
pretty clear about his his involvement and pretty chilling,
frankly, as I've just described to me.
So wait a minute, let me get this straight. This is the Clip
of the Day. Thank
you. Let me take it right now was waiting for that clip. He
has not seen the tape. I
haven't seen it. But it was described to me and it's
terrible.
Chilling. Oh, it's chilling, just chilling. And he's
stuttering throughout the whole thing. Because he's been it's
been described to him. No, no, shall I tell you something? This
guy is actually not a douchebag. He is free. He is afraid for his
life.
That could be the point. It seems to me that the normal
person says the following you which is what you would do, I
would do? Well, I haven't seen it, but it was described in some
manner, but I can't comment and I've never seen it right.
Everywhere else somebody is described as I can't I don't
know why they wouldn't show it to me. That's another that's
when you really should.
Well, what I've heard is I've heard people say well, no, of
course they can't show that. Why? Oh because it would taint
the jury pool. You're ready to lynch the guy. Yeah, no, I know.
But the governor of Massachusetts who shut down the
entire city based upon this evidence, this evidence has not
seen the video we've been. We've been flooded with video of these
guys walking around, is walking around. Oh, look, he's got a
white hat. But it's backwards. But we're not allowed to see
this and everyone I hear well, you know, I haven't seen the
video but you know, but it exists. It's true. It's real.
Don't ask any questions. His real. It's all real. So that to
me is is the damning evidence you're looking for? Yeah. So
this was kind of funny drunk or drunk, not drunk or drunk, not
drunk, drunk or not drunk. You can hear it in the tape but she
is drunk in the the rest of the interview. Diane Sawyer
interviews. George W. Bush and Laura Bush for the opening of
the Bush Library. And, and listen to words matter, man. And
this guy. I miss him. I really. I miss him. I would do want
to get right to the news of this week. Sure. Americans at
terrorism in Boston.
Yeah. Now listen to the stumble and the correction and what you
tell me what word he was going
to use. People are wondering if it took you right back to 911
when
you heard it? Well, I first you know, I was deeply concerned
that there might have been a organized plot. I don't know all
the facts. I don't think we know all the facts, but I was deeply
concerned that this could have been you know, another
organized, highly organized attack.
He wasn't gonna say conspiracy. Why didn't he say why did he
pull back the word conspiracy? I don't know. Because he's used to
conspiracies like the 911 truth terrorism conspiracy. That's why
this guy's a douche. He's the douche All right, let's, let's
thank our executive producers because we're very late on
thanking them because of all of this stuff.
Okay, but first in the morning to get down. I didn't reopen my
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Let's see. A couple a couple of things. Actually.
You want to take a little you want to take a little humor
break.
Yeah, sure what you got big boy.
So this guy is a new anchor in West Virginia. Your old stomping
grounds. None of you got to see this or not. I parent I think
the guy has Tourette's? That'd be my guess.
Well, I'm an expert at that. Oh, this is this was all over the
news. This is the guy who was it's very funny if it's like a
Like if everyone saw it,
play it.
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You're watching The Easter Sunday on NBC North Dakota news,
your newsletter in high definition. Fucking shit.
Good evening. I'm Dan smooth. You may have seen our newest, AJ
on scene, North Dakota news. And he'll be joining the weekend
news team as my co anchor.
Tell us a little bit about yourself, AJ. Thanks, man. I'm
very excited. I graduated from West Virginia University and I'm
used to you know, from being from the East Coast. Okay, well,
welcome aboard AJ.
Yeah, you know, this was a promotion and a very sad
promotion at that. This guy has now been on The Today Show. He's
been he's gonna be on Letterman. He's all over the place. This is
just, you know, it's like, yeah, this is not humorous, because it
wasn't funny the first 1000 times I saw it. However, I do
have a I have? Well, here we go. Of course, we also this
was a really bizarre turn of events today starting at about
1:07pm. Here's the tweet that the AP account pulled out. At
that minute. It said breaking two explosions in the White
House and Barack Obama is injured. That was a fake report
as a result of a hack attack against the AP Twitter account.
But it set off this reaction in the Dow Jones Industrial Average
as you see from the chart, a huge spike down on that news
down about 143 points at the bottom and then bouncing right
back up all of that happening within the space of about three
minutes. And by sheer coincidence, the White House
briefing was set to start and by tradition, the AP reporter gets
the first question from the White House.
Okay, now I heard you on that other little podcast you've got
this week ah I'm playing this week in money and and this this
week in stocks or whatever and so when you two guys were saying
it's oh it's all automatic trading and you know they you
had this theory that the computers are scanning and then
oh we get
Oh isn't my theory he was a Horowitz was talking about it
don't make
me play any clips from that show because play the clips
if you want but I never heard this before. This incident by
the way was seven minutes.
So let me say I believe one of two things was happening here.
One coordinated complete coordinated effort and someone
made $100 million real quick real easy I do not believe for a
second that computers are scanning AP tweets and if it
says if it says bomb White House Obama injured that then you know
there's a sell order on everything and and if that's
true, then I'd love to see what was sold. What what stocks made
the Dow tank was it just Dow was it just futures and Dow or was
it the actual underlying securities like stocks or would
make So okay, so I'd like to see what they were and what was sold
off and who did the selling in our incredibly transparent
market. I think that someone made just made a bundle of cash
coordinated effort and not a single person even things to
consider that that could be true. No, it's just being looked
into as we speak now okay, not by this weekend stocks now by
the SEC. But more importantly, this was of course, clearly a
movie promotion.
just tuning in, we are going to breaking news out of Washington.
Again this is a developing story. There has been an
explosion absolutely shocking
official searching for answers as to what or why you're also
getting unconfirmed reports as a diversion. So this of course is
white house down the big movie The previous one was intended
was promoted through the North Korea which by the way is all
over no problem North Korea back to the way they were
everything's cool no missiles, no threat. No worries, no no
miss no discussion whatsoever. None whatsoever. Now it's white
house down, which is a big one because it got some really,
really big stars in this and it is about the White House being
bombed. So all we need next is I think the next ploy will be Air
Force One being shot at none of that that will be the next the
next little bit there said in the movie was in the in the
trailer. Yeah. Okay. And of course, there's the third theory
that analysts that he hears here, it's the computers were
programmed this way to think that Joe Biden would be our
acting president. Yeah, that would crush the market. I think
that is very possible. But no one really thought of that
either. No, instead instead We discovered the rice and guy was
really just really was just an Elvis impersonator.
Well, favorite thing about the rice
story? Let me let me play the clip first and 24 hour because
it's also a movie. It's also a promotion because
ago Paul Kevin Curtis stood accused of sending poison
letters to President Obama and US Senator Roger Wicker. But
this morning, the Elvis impersonator from Mississippi is
a free man. I would like to move on with my life and find out
what normal is again. Curtis was released after investigators
said searches of his home and car turned up no traces of ricin
are the ingredients needed to make it when you've been charged
with something you've been you just you've never heard of ricin
or whatever. I thought they said rice so I said I don't even eat
rice. I think this also was a promotion. And what was this
before? Oh, well, the very day after the arrest for Rice's the
end, my friend. It's a roller coaster ride to hell. We are
here shooting sadly the final season. That's right. We're
shooting a pretty wild scene between him and I and
and yet do you know what it is yet?
No. I love it. As you can see, we're
in the White House. The White House but a White House and
action Breaking Bad. The season finale is going to be so
incredible. And
I even called it I said why rice and what it is because Breaking
Bad is like all of a sudden everyone's heard of rice and
because it was a major storyline. And here it is. Yes.
New season. Find the final final final season of Breaking Bad the
day after the rice and guys arrested. And no one had even no
one even thinks about rice.
Well no one would have thought about that connection. Well I
find the most interesting thing was the if you go back and
revisit the Diane Sawyer piece, because I'm assuming this guy
wasn't in on the gag. Or as it were, he wasn't in on the
conspiracy. No, he was just some dumb schmuck that got busted.
And then they got to make fun of him because
cool yeah, it's one of those Elvis involves make.
Rice and bomber irony was Sawyer,
man accused of sending those letters laced with poison to the
President and the senator was in court today. And tonight,
strange new details emerging he is said to be an Elvis
impersonator obsessed with conspiracy theories. Oh,
like Greg up. Now what's he going to be like? So be
listening to our show? Yeah, really
what he should be. He should be from Santa should be our mascot.
He could do
some jingles for us.
I guess he is on all the news channels. And I see if I'm gonna
do Randy Travis, which is basically him doing Elvis with
random travelers lyrics. Like, I want to do Bon Jovi, which is
basically him doing Bon Jovi sounding like Elvis. I mean,
it's it's an Elvis guy. It's funny, guys. Very funny. I like
him a lot. Sorry, dude. Sorry, that had to happen to you.
And by the way, I think there was there's another element to
this that we're missing, which is that they were the prelude to
this whole thing. Was the guys writing nasty notes to Congress?
Yes. Telling people to stop writing nasty notes to your
senators, your corrupt Congress. Yeah.
And also, he was signing them. As you know, I'm what's his
name, Casey Curtis, and I approve this message that was
his, his handle improves his like, okay, dude, I by the way,
the the White House Down movie that so they've taken a Lincoln
quote, and this is kind of the, the whole premise of the movie
least of the trailer. And the quote is, America will never be
destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our actually
I should I should present it the way. They don't actually read
that that first part is not on the trailer. It's this if we
falter and lose our freedoms. It will be because we destroyed
ourselves. It's a really weird,
quote. That is a weird quote,
which kind of falls into the whole radicalization, we're
going to destroy our own country. And I and I looked it
up. I presume that it's true that Lincoln said America will
never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose
our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves. I guess
that's his quote. Well, he
must have been referring to the breakup of the War Between the
States rather than any sort of thing we're doing
on terror. No, of course not. Of course not. I But I do have some
proof that you know that we're in big trouble. I got an email
from the Shils wife, dia de I don't think she ever sent me an
email. Okay, have you ever received an email from her?
Yeah. Like a nice one
was just some like give what is the arugula? Something to get
Eric for skirt there.
So okay, so and I said kind of read this on the air. She said
yeah, this is you should definitely do this. In talking
to my mother the other day, she read related to me what my 16
year old niece is learning in public high school. My niece
said, quote, we're learning about birth defects in science.
My mother asked, you mean like fallot thing? For you to say
yeah, fell into mind and such.
What's the lid amide delidded. My birth defects. Okay. Okay, my
mother asked me mean like thalidomide and such. My niece
had never heard of, of that in her science class, which was
learning about birth defects. So my mother explained, then my
niece went on to describe what she is learning in public high
school science class, quote, we're learning how ADHD is a
birth defect and how to get disability benefits because of
it. Can you believe that? I can, of course it can in science
class, that teaching how Attention Deficit Hyperactivity
Disorder is a birth defect, and how you can get disability
benefits because of it and Adderall, by the way, which is
was one of the things that they prescribed for that. Were
they finally given the kids practical information?
We're doomed. We're really doomed. I'd like to hear from
some more educators. I'm sure we have some, some science, some
science, educators,
solicited all the kids out there that listen to the show. Oh,
kids, by that? I mean, anyway, to Senator 18. That may still be
in high school to just give us some anecdotes of some of the
idiocies that that they're given. We would do another show
we do a Tuesday show.
Okay, well start sending it in fellows.
And by the way, I still need a sling box, someplace in Europe.
Where you have anywhere I just need to get on design the Europe
broadcast so you had one or two you don't have, Mr. Royals gotta
gotta have sling box Slingbox in London, but it doesn't work on
it on any of the known software that I can get ahold of it says
it doesn't he says he can get it, but he's running some really
old code. I'm sure of it. Then you get that because he's got
like the original sling box, and they don't support it anymore.
That goes some of the sentiments linkbucks I guess.
What is this FIDO Alliance? Have you heard of this? No. And so I
was watching. I was watching Bloomberg. And the guy actually,
I can play the clip that I'll play the clip in a second. So
the CEO of PayPal was on and I thought it was interesting
because he was talking about bitcoins. Here's a 32nd clip,
but that's not really what I want to ask you about leftfield.
Question. Sure. Bitcoin, virtual currencies, what do you make of
that? So I've been spending a lot of time looking at it. And
it's truly fascinating, actually, the way that the
currency has been designed, and the way that, you know,
inflation is built in to pay for miners, and that is truly
fascinating. And I think, you know, for us at PayPal, it's
just a question of whether Bitcoin will make its way to pay
pal as a funding instrument or not. And and you know, we're
kind of thinking about it right? I guess. Like yeah, like the
rest of us, like the rest of us. Exactly. Not here by the way. So
he talks about this Fido thing and I'm like what is Fido and
he's all he's all like hyped up about you know, this is what
we're doing is the future forget the password John forget the
password is the phyto moniker which you can find at Fido
alliance.org. And this does not sound like a good thing. I'm
sorry, forget the past words is their slogan. The phyto Alliance
founders is Lenovo KNOCK KNOCK Pay Pal validity in finian, Agni
do whatever, but to Google's on board. So they want to do
biometric authentication, which I don't think is a very good
thing. Well,
you know, first of all, this was attempted I believe, let me
start trying to think of the year when it was really popular.
It was probably in the late 90s. And in fact, I still have a
laptop that has a little thing on the bar. Yes, I have
one of those somewhere too. That has little as you roll your
finger over Yeah, right finger
right. And this became a huge, I think, was still during the
Comdex era. It was a huge Oh, every But he's gonna do this and
they had biometrics was everywhere. And they went to the
show it was like you couldn't turn a corner. And it wasn't
biometrics, you went to interrupt biometrics. Banis
lasted for about two and a half years. And it never caught on.
And this is just seems to me to be another attempt at it. And it
just doesn't catch on. And there's a couple of reasons.
One, it doesn't work that well, too. You have a situation I
think this is the big one. You have a situation you're on your
notebook or your your give your notebook to your wife. And you
tried to call him Yeah, honey, I'm here in Boston, I can't
believe and I watched the password so I can get on your
notebook. Yeah. Oh, you're gonna have to chop my finger off
by saying garbage.
So it's like it's impractical? Yeah.
Yeah, but I'm feeling the government is going to start
pushing this, that they're not going to help. Okay. Well,
Google has joined go nowhere, right. But Google has joined the
according to the MIT Technology Review, Google has joined the
the add the initiative, the Alliance,
they can all join, it's not going to be people are going to
have this problem with Okay, so I'm on the road now. And I've
forgot something right, my computer. So AJC can you go up
to my office and then put the machine and then get the saw?
You know, again, no yanking on under any circumstances? Because
he even though he's in the family, I mean, the whole thing
is bad.
Alright, so since we're in the past, what's wrong
with a password? Oh, somebody's gonna hack my Google Plus
account.
Yeah, exactly. Well, no, of course, we're talking about
cyber attacks on critical infrastructure. Like your porn
account. I mean, you want to talk a problem is that so let me
ask you a question. Currently in California a what is the price
of regular automobile petrol? About more or less premium? I
don't pay much. Premium is fine, too. It doesn't matter premium
is
varies right now from for from $3.99 to $4. And I think 15
cents, how much is Diesel?
Diesel is always a little higher. Why? Because they
reformulated it about I don't know five or six years ago to
this low sulfur diesel is very expensive to manufacture.
Oh, it's because the manufacturing is more expensive.
So then what are they doing in Europe? Because I don't think
they require that same diesel fuel we require we went to a new
diesel a little while ago called low sulfur. And it's and it's
you know, it's so much well hold on a second turns out to be
really expensive to make but is that is that just in California,
all of all of America?
I think the whole country so So Europe is not green? Because in
Europe, a leader of or in the Netherlands, I should say a
liter of Euro 95 was going for 1.786 Euro while diesel was
going for 1.448 Euro?
Well, there's a couple of possibilities. I don't know.
Start Okay, well, then onward. If you don't know this one, they
may because they like using diesel cars and they love diesel
in Europe, they may tax it differently. Okay. I would doubt
seriously if they're not using the same diesel we're using
nowadays because they otherwise it'd be embarrassing like in
America that'd be greener than
Well that's why I'm asking I know that we're not allowed to
know in California you can't even buy a new diesel car can
you? Yeah, you can yeah for a while there you couldn't even
buy a diesel car in California that
was because again there's a pollution thing people don't
maintain them they couldn't pass smog requirements there's a lot
of
rights right the smog requirement however the diesel
car gets like 70 miles to the gallon.
Now it the diesel car gets there's more energy in diesel
than there isn't gasoline but it's only
I think there's the Volkswagen Volkswagen mile per gallon
Europe Hold on a sec. I'm telling you it gets like 70
miles to the gallon. No. Okay, hold on. No. The TDI here
Volkswagen to launch 68.9 mile per gallon pissant blue motion
in Europe. That's pretty much almost 70 miles per gallon. But
you cannot buy that car in the United States. I'm sorry that's
57.4 US gallons. Okay, that's Wow, what is this? What is it?
Where are the different gallons now? It literally this is very
finely.
Yeah, there's the average Dubois and versus the continental
gallon okay, but
57.4 miles per gallon us is pretty amazing. And it's a turbo
diesel but you cannot buy that car in America. No, we have to
have batteries
Alright, well it's definitely not 70 But it's there's a lot
and I doubt it. They've been lying about all the car
companies seem to be getting a pass on. On they've set up a new
app the way I was told to me the EPA is set up these new tests
for mile per gallon approval so you can put it on the car that
you get 47
Oh, they change the test. Okay, I get it. Sure. And the
test is really a rigid kind of crazy test that doesn't reflect
anything in real life. And all of these mileage is or at least
10 over
everyone's I'm looking at the chat room and Okay. Mr. Oil says
it's all about tax and import duty and export duty Okay, not
sure fine, but I think we're getting screwed it seems to me
if you can get almost 60 miles to the gallon in a turbo diesel
what you cannot buy it is my understanding that they actually
that they they even make these some of these cars in the United
States but don't put the engine and ship it off to Europe and
then put the engine in. I mean, it's crazy. And the and
apparently is because the EPA has some way of testing and that
there's like 10% more emissions coming out of the turbo diesel.
But of course you get twice the mileage out of it. So you're
really not you're actually you know, polluting less and and
it's seems like and yeah, it's efficient. I love diesels I'd
love to you can't buy a diesel in Texas. It's very hard. It's
hard to find Eric goes
in his diesel biodiesel in that thing jump that's what I like
about it. You can pee in a french fry or when you go and
buy you can
you can you can urinate in the tank and the thing will work
or it's kind of expensive for a 100 horsepower clunker. But okay
104
What do you think my What do you think the Dodge Ram has left in
it? Like 60 horsepower they much left in that thing. You hit the
accelerators like it is to just air popping out of every nook
and cranny of that thing. Drone nation time everybody hold on a
second. We should probably play a little little drone. Drone
jingle haven't done that in a while. So here we go
very fun as always, you know I'm watching a lot of C span they
usually carry the press conferences live. When it comes
to the State Department to John F Kerry, which is the way he
signs his name people he's such a egotistical nutjob John F
carry, just think of like Kamelot grandma big water hug.
But in this case, it's a spokes whole Kearney, and very
interesting question from a foreign reporter regarding
terror and drones.
Yes, ma'am. I send my deepest condolences to the victims and
families in Boston. President Obama says that what's happened
in Boston was an act of terrorism. I would like to ask,
do you consider the US bombing on civilians in Afghanistan
earlier this month that killed 11 children and a woman killed a
form of terrorism Why or why not?
So let me get this straight. So you call these two Yahoo's what?
You're gonna get more of this? Oh, yeah. So yeah, so that's
that's terror. But does he also considered terror when a drone
strike kills 12 women and children? How would you answer a
John if you were in the PR business? Yep. Well, I
would have to know more about the incident. And obviously, I
have no, yeah, I
think you should go to the Department of Defense
Department, Department of Defense. Oh, breaking news. Stop
breaking news. Breaking news. Oh. Let's plug it in breaking
nose, unplugging plugging in
tax. If God forbid they had arrived in
New York City and go to Times Square, what are you plugging
in?
They would have seen an enormous police presence. Bombers plan to
attack New York and sub networks of cameras that are part of our
security initiative, and which can have Bloomberg gotta
get on the news.
movements, such as packages left unintended on the street. This
is funny. This lists the investments that we've made in
counterterrorism operations, technology and intelligence help
reduce the possibility of a successful terrorist strike, but
they certainly do not eliminate it. Oh, nothing can do that. Oh,
what can we do have been able to stop the terrorists have arrived
here from Boston? We're just thankful that we didn't have to
find out that answer. Oh. Hang on. Yeah. Yeah. There we go.
I get some kind of Hum, I have to unplug the whole thing.
Anyway, so back to drones. Yeah, let's you want because it's very
interesting what his answer is because he takes it very
seriously
would have answers to your questions on that. This matter,
we have more than 60,000 US troops involved in a war in
Afghanistan.
Hey, there's a war in Afghanistan. Did you know that
we declare that war.
I don't remember them declaring the war, I didn't know where
they declared any wars
began when the United States was attacked. In an attack that was
organized on the soil of Afghanistan, by al Qaeda by
Osama bin Laden and others, and 3000 people were killed. Okay,
10 years ago, and it has been the President's objective, once
he took office to make clear what our goals are in
Afghanistan, and that is to disrupt, dismantle and
ultimately defeat al Qaeda. Okay,
so warn al Qaeda I got
and with that, as our objective to provide enough assistance to
Afghan national security forces, and the Afghan government to
allow them to take over security for themselves. And that process
is underway and the United States has withdrawn substantial
number of troops. And we are in the process of drawing down
further as we hand over security lead. Yeah, but
is it terror when you kill women and children with a drone,
to Afghan forces? And it is certainly the case that I refer
you to the Defense Department for details that we take great
care in the prosecution of this. Oh, the
prosecution. You see there Prosecutors now of this war,
wow, the prosecution of this war.
And we are very mindful.
Very good. But then my favorite, and when Rand Paul did his whole
filibuster of, of the Canon American citizen be droned while
having coffee at a cafe or you recall this 13 hour ordeal?
Yeah, it was just that it did so much. Now.
I think I said that he's not your friend. And that he's a
distraction. And he and he's no better than any of these other
douchebags. And I think maybe I was right. I'm thinking,
what else can these guys see? I didn't even know they had that
ability with a helicopter to do that. But then again, I'm not
wondering, I'm just an anger. But then they have the ability
to look at me and my arm or you and your arm or anyone in there.
Now this was to a desired end write down a bad guy, or an
alleged but
here's, here's the distinct here's the distinction, Neal,
I've never argued against any technology being used when you
have an imminent threat and active crime going on. If
someone comes out of a liquor store with a weapon and $50 in
cash, I don't care if a drone kills him or a policeman kills
him.
Oh, okay. That's that is. So if you rob a 711, who gives a crap
who kills you or how you're killed as long as you killed?
Rand Paul, shame on you. As you can, this, this is not this is a
senator. So you have $50 On one hand, and you're coming out of a
convenience $50 $50 This is the value of life that Senator Rand
Paul of Kentucky puts on life $50 And he doesn't care. If a
policeman kills you, or a drone kills you. It doesn't matter.
It's all good. As long as you get killed as long as you get
killed. Fuck you.
So I have a Rand Paul clip. So that was just to show kind of
how robotic he is. He has somebody come up with some
government, I think she's one of the Greber, the EPA or some
thing, he asks her a question, to get her to say that she
believes in pro choice, because the whole administration is for
pro choice for babies. But she doesn't answer the question
quite right. She says yeah, she's she, they're gonna he's
gonna go on a rant. But she screws with him by saying yes,
she's her pro choice of lightbulbs.
I was wondering if you're a pro choice. I'm pro choice of bulbs.
Actually, that's the point. And the point is, is that most
members of your administration probably would be frank and
characterize themselves in front characterize themselves as being
pro choice for abortion. But you're really anti choice on
every other consumer item that you've listed here, including
light bulbs, refrigerators, toilets, you name it, you can't
go around your house without being told what to buy. You
restrict my purchases, you don't care about my choices. You don't
care about the consumer frankly, you raise the cost of all the
items with all your rules all your notions that you know
what's best for me frankly my toilets don't work in my house.
Do you want to kill me for $50 Shut up so
there's two things here one she says she's pro Bob's and he says
she's not and he goes on this eat didn't hear a word. She said
No, he doesn't care. He doesn't care care. And then he makes the
comment and done it is toilets work. That's bull crap.
Now this guy is no good. I'm I'm sorry this is no good when you
when you start talking like this now guys no good sorry it's just
no good care what you say. All right here we go is an asset
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making me sick.
I have never tried it until this very moment. It is really,
really good.
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Wise just chocolate and bacon when we try this piece.
I can't imagine a worst combination for anything. If we
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sweeter chocolate it might have been better. But we're very
good.
It's a dark chocolate or Sarah
71% Dark. Okay.
I think you should use milk chocolate.
I think so too. But but the combination. I really really
like it. You should try it.
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both bands, the 14.033 and 7.033. And it's really cool.
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all of a sudden you hear BB B BP which is ITM in Morse code
in the morning and more. So
this is this is what it sounds like here is a little slower
that's that's a little bit too fast. I can't I can't do it that
fast. But then you know, it's like, like the guys from West
Virginia. It's like all over it's all you and then you will
be Morse coding back and forth and all sudden you hear doo doo
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says Daniel route in Cedar Rapids Iowa. He says didn't a
streak in like a year ago. No, no, almost it ended we would
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you bitched about it right?
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remember a few episodes ago he talked about Dan accurate being
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entertainment contingent. Well, last night I saw a very old
episode of Family Guy where Dan Ackroyd was a CIA agent in
charge of finding Russian sleeper cells. He thought it was
interesting no one else picked up on that to give Kristen
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Yes. So let me just say one thing. So ING Bank, I swear to
god ing sent an email to my daughter's girlfriend saying, We
never received the money. And Chase called me back and said,
you know, ing rejected the money.
Yeah. Can you tell us this before? Yeah,
but now they're both blaming each other.
Oh, I see. They're both pointing the finger. Yeah, so I in Jesus,
we didn't get any money. Yeah. And Tracy says we have a money
they didn't want it. Yeah.
Chase rejected on terrorism grounds. That's funny tie. So
like that. Thank you very much.
What does it mean?
It means Christina transfer. Remember, that was the whole
thing that they were like, what does that what does that word
mean that you're transferring money, terrorist, terrorist
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Well, we it's kind of good to know people if you're going to
be a baron,
but they didn't even say they wanted to be a baron.
Well, he must have. Okay, well, I mean, it's on the list. I
didn't make it up.
Okay. Well, you didn't say where he wants to be. You know, they
don't have to know what's the rush you want in some cases
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Exactly. It's like other people are going to grab the land you
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And you know, and people have to realize that we asked for the
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they did on recently on ABC. What was that? Well, I tried to
track down how this happened. Oh, I
see. I see. Okay, I didn't Okay, right. Yes.
Yeah. And now Wait, wait, let me just wait a little background.
This is uh, this is this is the Nightline show. That which is a
news program correct. It's a news program. And used to be you
know, a breaking news programs used to be a good news flow, but
no, here we have a puff piece. A seven to eight minute puff
piece. I only have a couple of clips from it. On Taco Bell. As
though this was news.
When do I play top news on ABC first or what do I do play Taco
Bell one
Okay, drive down any major thoroughfare in America and
won't be long before you spot a Taco Bell. The fast food mega
franchise known for its iconic talking Chihuahua commercials,
and forays into dishes as daring as they are delectable.
Whoa forays, dishes as delectable as they are Deluxe
Ilica laka Lu in
a country fueled by fast food reimagination of classic cuisine
ABCs John Shifen gets a firsthand look at an American
company causing quite a stir
they could be screaming for boyband, but instead they're
screaming for of all things. A taco.
Wow. So is this like the upfront is like the Taco Bell? Promise a
huge No, here's what
I here's what I age by. I have a second clip.
Wait, hold on. Hold on. I need to reframe this from my brain
because as smoke coming out of my ears. This is Nightline. This
is a news program. And you're telling me that this is a
segment. Yeah, that is about the He Fandom of Taco Bell, the taco
restaurant, which includes 30% other stuff,
right? Yeah, this is exactly what I'm saying. Now this that
as it was, I think it was the longest segment on the show as a
matter of fact, and I may they may have opened the show with
this but here's the deal. Here's the way here's the way I
perceive how this evolved. For one thing there's a lot of Taco
Bell material on ABC if you do some research into their new
site. And I think this has to do with a longtime deal that was
done between Disney parks and Taco Bell places right? So it
starts so this particular thing I believe was a make good for
Taco Bell of fluff piece Did
they have a was there like this some kind of did someone screw
something up?
Diane Sawyer did a piece she just did a kind of mentioning
that Taco Bell had a salmonella outbreak. Oh, no, like a few
weeks earlier? No.
What do we have proof of this night?
Yeah, well, the proof is in the if you do a news search on the
ABC news site is right there it says Diane Sawyer news. That
news night the salmonella outbreak it from Taco Bell. So
that's I mean, it's not hard to find that. I don't have a clip.
But they I can imagine the way the meetings went though, and
you can too. Hey, you know, this was uncalled for. We've been
doing business with you guys for this many years. Did you know
Disney? We got a special deal with Disney. We got our stores
here and all over the place. We really found this was offensive.
It wasn't even accurate. You didn't do a good job and made us
look bad on ties. We spend $20 million a year advertising on
your network?
Oh, no, there's more than that. It's I think it's more than 20
million. Well, yeah, it's
probably Bob. Tons. I mean, we could get those numbers, but
whatever the case is, it's millions. And so you know, what
did they have? So where they look, we'll make it up to you
guys. We'll get and there's It was mostly about how great the
CEO is.
Really, well, gee, that's a giveaway.
But the CEOs on there saying yeah, we're a great company. And
then they had they did this little part, which is on part
two, where they were they there were cameras and they sent a
crew into the middle of nowhere to film this little bit so they
could extol the great virtues of Taco Bell was some community out
and God knows where it played a part with
the rollout of each new menu item. Now comes with a side of
social media marketing side of social media marketing sites
like Facebook and Twitter to create a buzz. Fox here is a
doozy. The tiny town of Bethel, Alaska was tricked into thinking
Taco Bell would finally open up there, just for the town
wouldn't be disappointed. Taco Bell flew in a truck of tacos.
You listen to Diane
outbreak at a popular food chain, but we did not know about
it. it first happened three months ago, the name of the
restaurant chain was withheld. today. We learned it was Taco
Bell. So why was the information withheld? It is raising
questions about transparency your right to know and
government secrets ABCs chief investigative correspondent
Brian Ross has been looking into it
for no no I'm telling you. There's something else going on
here. This is the typical fight between the newsroom and the ad
sales department. This to me Sally,
this goes on constantly. But why is that? Why did they knuckle
under at Nightline?
Paul da. I mean, for the reasons you just stated Hello $20
million we spend on this frickin network. Do you know that David
Letterman is ready to get on his nose and on his knees and blow
me for that kind of money. He's he wants to do the top 10
reasons for Taco Bell for five weeks straight. And I get this
from Diane's effing Sawyer that drunk bench.
That's how the meeting went. So weird meetings go that's how the
meetings go. Yeah, and that's why the new the whole system's
corrupt. And that's why we have to ask people to support the
show directly. Exactly. So we don't have because it would be
we'd be susceptible to it just as anyone elses on any other
commercial networks. And that includes the you know the guys
who sell seeds.
Speaking of seeds Wow, where was this? This was interesting. The
U P O V which stands for almost second limit, you got to take a
look at this these guys that they're basically taking
Monsanto is taking over the seed business in Africa, up o v dot i
n t. Here's the story. Africa around 80% of seed comes from
local and community saved seed resources. The seed is adapted
to local conditions. Of course, that's the way it used to work
everywhere in the world. You'd have seed banks, forms an
integral part of Community Food Security agric Ultra into
integrity. This entire judicial system is now under threat. A
broad front of commercial interests aided and abetted by
the World Bank, the American Seed Association, and government
agencies along with front groups, academics and so called
philanthropists are endeavoring to alienate this crucial
resource. And
I love this site. International Union for the protection of new
varieties of
plants. Let me give you their mission statement to
new genetically engineered dangerous plants.
In other words, to provide and promote an effective system of
plant variety protection, with the aim of encouraging the
development of new varieties of plants for the benefit of
society. Hold on, we gotta do the differently. Hi, welcome to
up Ovi. We're here to promote and provide an effective system
of plant variety protection with the aim of encouraging the
development of new varieties of plants all for the benefit of
society. Please resume your normal activity. Isn't this
great?
This is kind of interesting. This began some time ago,
there's a goal there's a PDF file here it says came into
being with the adoption of the internet. We should look into
this we have to do a little research, the adoption of the
International Convention for the Protection of new varieties of
plants by a diplomatic conference in Paris in December
2 1961. You
know, this is all part of agenda 21 has been around for a long
time.
This is a point at which there was recognition of the rights of
plant breeders on an international basis
plan for I have a right as a plant breeder to breed new
varieties for society.
Yeah, this has a lot of agenda 21 written all this good stuff
and yeah, there's a winner. Yeah,
I love it. I thought it was pretty cool.
All Out of Switzerland, of course.
Oh, yeah. Well, this is all you in and it's nothing else new.
Really. Did you catch the whole the whole al Qaeda thing from al
Qaeda from Canadia
Oh, where they were they did Canadians decided to get back in
the news. Yeah, I arrested some guys out of the blue. Yeah,
yeah, it was good. In the midst of this Boston story came
another one late this afternoon. Another terrorist plot unrelated
troubling. Nonetheless, this one's been thwarted at
apparently targeted passenger trade routes from the US to
Canada among the potential targets. And BC Stephanie
Gossett has been working this story on potential targets.
Stephanie Good evening.
Good evening, Brian. Well, the two suspects are not Canadian
citizens but have been living in the country are accused of
planning to derail a passenger train near Toronto with guidance
and direction
derailed, not blow up know derail what it is like put
pennies on the track
from al Qaeda elements in Iran and learn from both US and
Canadian authorities that trains originating in the US are among
those scattered as possible targets. Investigation.
Operation smooth has been ongoing for the last year
operation smooth John operation. Its operation smooth with wood
on on for a year and we coming to light anything yes only
coming to light now
with help from the FBI and the US Department for Homeland
Security. Canadian authorities emphasize today that the plot
was still in its planning stages. And the public was never
in any imminent danger, but that these two suspects had both the
capacity and the intent to follow through. Oh, they know
that.
How do they know that? Oh, because for it's crap. It's pre
crime. Intent. Intent to Big Tent.
So you're everything's about pre crime now. And
that's right. Oh, not just pre crime. Oh, my goodness. I found
a great memory. We talked about this. Pre diabetes.com Yeah. I
didn't even know there was a website for it. I didn't either.
Because if you remember, one of our doctors said, Oh, they know
this pre diabetes thing. And, and there's a website. I think
it's pre diabetes.com
Everybody's pre diabetic.
Of course you are. Yeah, pre diet. pre diabetes centers.com
but prevent now.com I think that's the one that it is
prevent now.com Let's see what we can prevent. Oh, boy. An
innovative 16 week program designed to help you lose weight
and avoid diabetes. People Yeah, you're gonna avoid diabetes by
killing yourself I guess Join a small handpick team of people
just like you get one on one health coaching to guide you
along your path. Don't get diabetes, I would suck. So back
to this other clip Okay, so what no I got a second clip
no no but give me that what was the operation smooth again? Oh,
they
were tracking these guys but they were tracking Oh wait wait
a minute so now I'm reading a Russian report and it says after
the CAPTCHA they claimed they got their training from al Qaeda
the two minutes they called the plot operation smooth
no I'd my MS. No, I heard a differently I heard operations
when I
heard you. I heard that there was like there the Canadian
scheme was operating smooth. Yeah, these guys are good. The
Russian interpretation would know the plot was called. Now we
haven't discrepancy
No, but but so well, here's here's the Canadian news. We
learn more today about the two men arrested by the RCMP in
connection with an alleged terror plot against a via train.
And tonight CBC News has also learned more about the overall
investigation and the connection to Iran and I have to say that a
lot of the Canadian online media certainly but some other
mainstream are calling this the RCMP out as incredible
douchebags for this clear bullcrap story timing it but of
course we get this flows over into into into the United
States, as all the trains were coming to America. And you know
what this is all leading to don't you
imagine boarding a train in the center of the city? No racing to
an airport. Across the terminal. No delays. No sitting on the
tarmac. No lost luggage. No taking off your shoes.
Yeah, sure. Well, we'll hold you to that. No weapons of war on
this throne of that shutting down Gitmo. Yeah, no, no weapons
of war, adding that to the bank. You can take that to the bank.
That's true. You can take that to the bank. Then, of course,
everybody was really really, really hoping for
airplane Apocalypse traffic jams starting to build up at our
airports flight delay is just beginning to emerge today, as
those budget cuts in Washington begin to hit home now the
American people as a whole just might take further notice
because now the sequester is responsible for delaying airline
flights across this country.
Okay, so this was very funny because everyone sent out their
their top crews to go in and find all the delays. But there
really weren't other other than weather delays. Here's ABC News
report. ABC
Matt Gutman did some traveling himself to investigate and he
joins us now from Miami. So how did it go for you there Matt?
Hey, good morning, Robert.
It didn't go that well. We spent 11. It kind of sucked. You know,
I couldn't really get the story. You wanted me to get hours in
airports and didn't really find an airline apocalypse. But all
those little delays are caused by a shortage of FAA air traffic
controllers or so
you know, this is what happened like, okay, what are we doing
for Monday morning show? Alright, it's time we got the
message in we're ABC. So we got the message from the White
House's time. And we've got a meme let me see what some What's
the main gang? What's the meme here? Airplane apocalypse is
what the White House would like us to do. You ABCs Reporter Do
you go out there and get us an airline Apocalypse story. The
weather even
started to snowball into delays. Oh, in five
hours. He got weather delays.
This morning. The sequester is walloping airports again, while
also for several 100 flights delayed far less than the
agency's prediction of 6700 daily flight delays, but
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood warns ABC News.
We might yet see an airplane Apocalypse airplane apocalypse.
We'll be back next week with more airplane apocalypse. Fail.
One of our producers mentioned that the majority of the the
security at the airports is actually funded by the airports.
And it's also part of a tax.
Well, this is bullcrap. What they're saying that this is a
furloughs for the air traffic controllers.
It's what they're saying right the air traffic controllers
which
I am a pilot. And I have dealt with air traffic control. You
have at any given moment. You have one person on the tower and
it literally is one voice that you're hearing on the tower
frequency now you will have people at different points at
approaches etc. But there always there is one person you don't
have like there's not like two people on the tower. You have
one person on ground, you know the there's different but those
are the two main frequencies is you've got approach. You've got
the tower or three main frequencies and you've got a The
ground and ground literally make sure that you're not crashing
into each other coming
in, but they do pass you off, get from
one to the other. But no, I
know. But then there's when you're when you're gone when
you're on your way you get it, you get these,
but it's not like they're unmanned. You see? So I don't
understand anybody around me. So you're telling me you're telling
me that the furlough means that? They just they just turn off the
radio? Yeah. Uh huh. No, yeah. That is bullcrap.
They turn it off, you just have to ad lib.
Just talk to me. I mean, by the way, are to Peer,
peer to peer, United 43? Are you? Are you behind me in front
of me,
by the way, you laugh, but that is exactly what the Next Gen
system is, is peer to peer. That's what they want is they
want the airplanes to talk to each other electronically. And,
you know, and have proper separation are, it's all more of
the same. And I will say that airplanes all the time are
looking out for each other. When you're flying VFR, you know, the
tower will basically say, Well, you've got a guy somewhere up
there. He seems like he's he could be 500 feet lower. But you
know, it could be on your altitude, keep your eyes open,
and then you keep your eyes open. You see the guy you call
back to the tower is a visual. And the other guy, visual. I got
him. Okay, well don't bump into each other. Yeah, okay. No
problem. Continue. Now, of course, we're not doing 500
miles an hour at 40,000 feet, but that's actually a lot
easier. So this whole thing that oh, it's being delayed because
of furlough? No. It's either it's either it's binary, it's on
or off. There is no like middle ground. There is no middle
ground. You can't just not man it all of a sudden. Now could it
become dangerous? Because people are spending long hours and are
working longer shifts? Yes, of course. And human error can
continue. Especially if someone's fatigue can always
happen. That's most likely to happen with your pilot, by the
way, who are fatigued all the time? Yeah, there were an amount
and make $20,000 a year to entry level pilots. So bullshit.
So we have to discuss some of the crap that's coming out. We
even though you brought up the one of our producers brought up
the the drone possibility of blowing up that place in Texas.
Yeah. And now there's millions of videos.
Yeah, of the FEMA trucks that showed up the day before. Have
you seen those? No, I missed that one. Oh, FEMA truck showed
up the day before. And then of course, you see the videos which
are slowed down and you know, frame by frame and you see like
an explosion coming in from the left side?
Or it could have been a Yeah, or something. plasma? Plasma, a
tiny rocket with a fiery tail. Yeah.
What do you think?
Well, I liked the exploit. I liked the one that's been going
around where they have that one frame with the explosion on the
left or or whatever, it is a flash, right? Which could have
been, and I am not missed, if I'm not mistaken. Most of the
predators in the drones, when they shoot they don't shoot
straight, they don't fly over something then shoot down. No,
no, it's at an angle from a distance. Sure. It's got to be a
law and it's got to be
an oblique angle. And this thing wants to dippers that like a
fighter, you know, he's got some guy doing fancy maneuvers to
shoot and shoot his rockets. So it could be coming in at that
angle, because that's a low angle. And then it just exploded
like crazy, which does make some sense because there was, you
know, the something to trigger that thing that wasn't done.
That wasn't a spontaneous explosion. I think there was a
something launched. So I'm in on that. I'm good for that.
Well, and remember, there was the whole Monsanto lawsuit
thing. Right. And we and we know that you know, the Monsanto guys
are everywhere. And then
we had the barge in Alabama. Yeah. Which also sounds like it
was bombed or something. Because if you play I have a clip that
gasp boo. This is a guy who was there filming it. And of course,
the anchor guy is an idiot. And he's wrong questions, but it's
kind of interesting to listen to it. Well, I'm the
general manager for Kantian. The hotel down right off the south
Royal Street. We basically have the Carnival Triumph in our
backyard. And we were up on a second floor balcony hanging.
And the guy lit up and orange and yellow. And my partner was
on one end of the balcony and I was on the other and he actually
saw the it looked like the Carnival cruise ship was on fire
at first. But then we realized it was a little bit farther from
the ship. But it sounded like you know, planes above you
dropping bombs when it first went off.
Alright, Alan, we can see these intense flames as you're talking
here. Clearly this intense was rather powerful. Could you feel
the impact from where you were?
We could feel the rumble on The nominee that we're standing on,
we can hear it. And as soon as it went off, I was sitting in a
chair and he was standing. And I stood up and I didn't know what
to do because we're on the second floor and didn't know how
to you know, if it was so close or, you know, one of those
shocking moments you don't know really what to do. After we
figured out what it was, I ran down to the riverfront by the
Convention and Visitor's Bureau. And I was on the top of the
stairs, taking video. For you guys, a chastity bird when the
second explosion went off. And I saw everything. Could you could
you feel the concussion or feel the heat from this?
So I have this clip too. And I just wanted to thank all the
producers who who send in stuff like this, this is not covered.
I have not seen this covered at all. Because of course, we need
to have Bloomberg standing on a stack of phone books to talk
about how New York was a potential target and I'll be
afraid. But when I saw this, the what was the first thing and we
just finished Rubicon and the premise of it, right, I thought
the same thing, right. So so I didn't mention this before
another spoiler. Okay, good. In the final episode of Rubicon,
they've been tracking down, you know, this guy has been setting
off explosions. And that's, you know, and so it's all been for a
reason for profit. And he decides to sink a barge in
Galveston, Texas, because that is the gateway for oil point,
the choke point yes. For oil in America. And and I'm like, wow,
you know, so here's here's a liquid natural gas bards that
has been bombed as the guy just said, I heard the plane to go
over by drop the bombs. Oh, let's just ignore that. And I
like wow, that's it. You know, it's a total. It's a total
Rubicon plot. I don't know what I don't I don't think that that
this is where was this again?
Mobile is Mobile, Alabama, I believe. Right. Well, I'll say I
don't know what the deal is, you know that there's not being
covered very well. And that's that's the end of it. So
last Sunday, the Chertoff Group, send out an email. And they had
at least if it wasn't shirt off himself, they had a
representative from every from from the Chertoff Group on every
single Sunday, new show, and they sent out an email one of
those company promotional email blasts to say, look at look how
good we are. We're on every single show.
No, it shouldn't figure out who did PR agency was to pull that
off.
It was internal. I think this was awful. What do you mean both
way? Yeah, no, I have I have a copy of the email.
I'm sure the email is internal. But there was somebody behind
it. They were on one of the big agencies. There's no way the
internal guy can pull that off. It's impossible
to know, well, I mean, yeah. Chertoff Group is no, no
slouches
guy, no, but it's all part of a quid pro quo. If you're WPP, one
of these big agencies, right? You can really pull a lot of you
can make everything happen at once. True. Yeah, you could dig
it out. You know, and every once in a while you get on something.
But if you get all this stuff at the same time, like bang, bang,
bang, bang, bang, like that woman did with lean in the book.
There's a big agency. Yeah, right way anyone could do that
internally. It's just not possible. You're right. You're
right. You haven't
Well, I don't think I know. I can find out who the agency is.
Oh, it should be. Should be easy. It's probably on their
website. Okay, let's get down to the person who hires
the shirt. Tough Group. Today. There was it was like it was a
real one of those like, internal company, but they'll send it to
their clients.
To do it's all bullcrap. Look
how great we are. Let's see Chertoff Group. Let's just go
the shirt off of us. We are rock headlines. Tune in watch. TCG.
That's the Chertoff Group on Fox News Sunday. Meet the Press.
This Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, Sunday.
Yeah, this kind of booking is not none non trivial media. It's
one of the big boys it's probably got to be like the top
dogs and Omicron or something.
It's Omni calm, not often current Omni cron job.
Omni cron or WPP are the other one to think you want to see
in the news press releases. Maybe it was a press release.
Let's see if it was a press release.
It should have been to some to somehow they always get their
name snuck in there. They can't quite. I can't quite keep your
name out of
it. You know, we're really not paying attention to these guys.
And it's all in plain sight.
He didn't you know, he's part of this Scam.
what is the AFC EA
Oh, look it up.
You look Get up.
I was going to get the kid the church at Montgomery
what is the AFC a? What is this man check it out. But Katie does
FCA is association was an armed forces communications and
Electronics Association. Okay, so here's here's how it works.
The trade off groups Paul Schneider has been named the
Armed Forces Group for Electronics Association Homeland
Security chairman. The author The Hon. Hon. Paul Schneider,
principal at the Chertoff Group has been selected. This is
Rubicon. This is Rubicon. This is this is
yeah. And everyone's making money but us what was the
name of the Atlas? What was the name of the company?
No, it was something else. Yeah. No, it
was that was something two names Rubicon Atlas. You watch. I'll
get it. I
think it was hatless. Yeah,
Mickey. Oh, no, she's good at that. Atlas. Come on. Ah, hey,
Katie
Montgomery is the front person. She actually works at the
company. She is white house out of the White House. Makes sense.
I mean, here she is the PR woman for the company. Miss Montgomery
served as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs,
the US Department of Homeland Security, obviously working for
Chertoff back then Atlas. McDowell.
All right, Atlas. McDowell Yeah.
Goddess. It's so close to home.
But she's not the one that did this. There's no way
No, I don't think she did that. She did. It's got to be like,
it's one of the big boys. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, everybody got on
everything. And Hayden got out there on everything. Now Hayden,
I think has his own PR person. That's what we need. Yeah, we
do. Well, we, you know, people they try. And then they go to
losers. They we can't do anything for them. Even be able
to do a podcast. They're
like, No, no. Here's every single person who's ever tried
to help us like you need to stir up some controversy.
Yeah, there's all call out saying buddy. No part of this
scam and we refuse to play the game. Yeah, that's why we that's
why we're the greatest podcast servers with no money
do you enjoy you're getting by? How's your getting by going?
Yeah, it
works for me, eventually can go get by someplace else.
All right. Well, we're gonna go get by.
We'll find out who this who this operation? Yeah. We'll find out
who got all these bookings, and
continue? Well, not just supporting it, but continue
bringing in the goods bringing the news. I love it and you're
sending us stuff from all over and particularly you, yes, you
sitting in that government agency, working for that arm of
the government. You're not alone. You are not alone.
There's lots of people like you, you're not crazy. And most
important, we need you where you are. Stay where you are. Stay
calm and vent through us. It's okay. That's what we're here
for.
And we asked the question why the Chertoff Group has also
acted as a strategic adviser on several m&a transactions
totaling more than $2.7 billion on deal value.
And we'll be at work we'll be talking about that on the second
portion of your bi weekly path to better mental health, a full
life and exciting and fulfilling sexual relations on Sunday. In
the morning, everybody, I'm Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley, we're on Sunday we'll
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