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Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, May 12 2013. Time for giving donation media
assassination episode five one.
This is no agenda counting 400
PPM at the Travis heights hideout. We're so call me
snowfall in Austin, Texas in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm reading tweets, I'm
John C. Dvorak. Hill.
This is usually where you say that I'm following Britney
Spears.
No doubt you mentioned it did happen the other day and your
name still on there.
And then and it shows up at this. So you see me as a tweet.
And then it says, Adam follows Britney Spears? Is that how it
works?
No, no. Oh, on this on the left hand column we are this is who
to follow. I wrote a whole column about how stupid this is.
Because I'm not interested in following half of these people.
Right? So but they could do an analysis of who I talked to and
what you know, they could do an align analysis and figure out
who I really should be following but they don't. Anyway, so they
chose that Britney Spears and it says followed by and a name is a
bunch of names and I'm always on it. Oh yeah. At the top.
Could you turn up your your your microphone a little bit? Can you
turn up your microphone? Microphone is good. If you can
turn your microphone That'd be better. This this Yeah, ma Wow.
World of Difference,
though. Yeah, right.
Oh, hey, everybody. Hi, everybody. In the morning to
you, John C. Dvorak, in the
morning Gu are early enough. And in the morning to all the ships
to see feet on the ground. subs in the water boots in the air.
And all the dames knights out there.
Yeah, and in particular, to all the subs in the Mediterranean
waters. We'll be talking about that later on in this. In this
program, the Russians, now putting subs into the
Mediterranean Sea. But the reason you are here is to cut
through the bullcrap. And not that we have all the answers to
life in the universe, we do come pretty close. But this was a
particularly interesting couple of days. Which really show you
why you come to this program. Now let us start with the spokes
whole Carney at the White House, who there's something
tremendously interesting happened this past week. Good
Friday
afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for being here. I
appreciate your patience. Before I take your questions, I just
wanted to note because it's been reported, we we did as many of
you know, have a background briefing here at the White House
earlier, background briefing, I think 14 news organizations were
represented ranging from online to broadcast TV print, like
I love that makes it sound like hey, man, we invited a whole
like a whole spectrum of journalists, so that we were
really open and transparent, where really, we were inviting
the people who were telling them what to say.
You catch the little, he may had a little grammatical thing. He
said,
Oh, let me let me let me roll it back. Let me listen. Let me
listen
background briefing here at the White House earlier. I think 14
news organizations were represented ranging from online,
you
know, I get it. Oh, okay. Well, let's go back. I want to hear it
again.
Good Friday afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for
being here. I appreciate your patience. Before I take your
questions, I just wanted to note because it's been recorded. We
we did as many of you know, have a background briefing here at
the White House earlier, I think 14 news organization was it.
He said and thus by implication, he said because it was been
reported.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. No, exactly. Because
one of the and I, by the way, I'm skeptical about this whole
thing being what it looks to be. It's possible, because and they
get it because he said because it's been reported because he
wouldn't have said anything if it wasn't for that correct some
one of these 14 organizations and by the way, I challenge
anybody out there to get a list of these people. Yeah, I
couldn't do it. And although you can by process, well, we kind of
figured it out.
I think we know that Reuters was not invited because this is
where the reporting came from was Reuters tweeting, saying,
Oh, we're not invited. Jake Tapper. CNN. Well, CNN is
invited just Jake's not invited.
By also, Associated Press obviously wasn't invited since
they started grilling. First question. Yeah. But But what I'm
thinking, Is this because this was a bonehead move and it was
obviously going to get figured out because they at the normal
time of the press conferences, when they had the background
briefing, and everyone else was standing around wonder what the
hell happened? Hey, where's bill? You know, it's like, I
think there may have been an attempt to this. I think they're
doing these background things more often. And I think they're
looking for a leak. So they can do it. It won't that they could
do it in private so they can have the These meetings in
private Intel give people their walking orders. In this case,
somebody spilled the beans because Carney himself says, or
somebody who was reporting to said the real secret was that
they were having the meeting in the first place. Right? That was
the Off The Record part. The rest of it was a backward deep
background, which means you just stuff they're telling you that
nobody else gets
a really deep background, deep background means, you know,
propaganda.
Know, the whole thing. The whole thing is propaganda. But I think
they're, they found the leak. I mean, they found there's a leak,
they gotta figure who did get him out.
Who do you think? What do you think it is?
I don't know. But Reuters found out about it right away. Right.
Right. Right.
Interesting now, well, I'm going to take that as, as a good
analysis. deep background, of course, means that we'll be
seeing a lot of reports that say, according to White House
sources, unnamed White House sources, because that's what it
is, right? deep background means. We're going to tell you
this, but you're not allowed to mention anyone's name, who told
you this, which is a part of the most transparent administration
in history. It's, it's really phenomenal represented,
ranging from online to broadcast TV print, and the like. And the
light end was in
the like, what does that mean?
The online was the Huffington Post.
What does that mean? and the like? Was this Facebook there?
The like, we just call it the like,
I don't know. Maybe it guys some guy writes a newsletter? I have
no idea.
It does periodically. We hope that participants find them
helpful. I will say that no one here believes that briefings
like that are a substitute for this briefing, which is why I'm
here today to take questions on whatever issues you want to ask
me about.
Whatever happened to the old windbag that they fired right
away, remember her?
Yeah, you know, here's a question for you. Have you
noticed this? I mean, I've sure happened. I watched this press
conference. And when Carney gets, you know, the simplest
question that you just basically so why I already answered that
and go to the next one. He doesn't do that anymore. He does
what Obama does, and I've seen, I think Obama set the stage for
this. He just starts talking. Yeah, and he's just this talk
talk yak yak. Yeah. He says everything. He said, he's
reading, he starts reading and literally reading you can and
the President does this too. They have the four screens in
that in that lectern. And he'll be in any other electronic way.
Hi, this is the whole trick there. So the lectern if you
look at it's on a podium, I think carnies probably standing
on a box on the podium. So he's looking down at the press as you
know, it's they always have these crappy see, are those even
temporary they might be temporary chairs for all I know,
it always fielding folding chairs, right. So they're much
lower. And Carney with his glasses on you can you can see
him like, feigning like he's looking down, but he's not
looking down. He's looking straight at one of those four
monitors in the lecture. And so he's reading off whatever, you
know, they're preparing because they got a whole research team
in the back we've we have already uncovered this where
forgot to turn off the sound and like it's pinging, and the
screens are flashing like oh, here's the answer Boston. Here
it is use this one. It's quite an operation.
But they had yeah, as you know, I've you've seen this another
one time I there's a couple of shows of network radio shows.
Not all of them. But I've seen this. I went to do a show in
Canada once. And I was going to be a guest and some I can't
remember the name it was one of the big syndicated all
throughout Canada morning shows. And they had the guys in the in
a studio
in the morning zoo a
was in the morning Zoo. Poser. So anyway. So I'm watching I but
they kept me out into the control room, and there's like
four people on if bees are not there. They're on the mics. And
these guys got to have been there. And they'd be asking
questions and talking and these guys would be provided right
into the guy's ear. They'd be providing us information used to
say, Yeah, I actually knew nothing.
I think we mentioned that when MSNBC opened up, my company, the
time was doing the chat because Microsoft couldn't, their
servers wouldn't run a chat. So we had a Linux based chat. And
then we had I think it was active server pages website on
top of it. But the chat was, of course, you know, really robust
because it was running on a son, you know, Spark server. And
because of that, we were invited to the opening. And you may
recall, and this was out in Jersey somewhere on the other
side of the George Washington Bridge, that Tom Brokaw had
President Clinton as a guest for the opening of MSNBC. And so I
got to sit in the news. Room. And it was astounding to see not
just how the questions were being fed continuously in broke
jaws. Ear, but how good he was at it.
Oh, yeah, just that's why he was so yeah, that was just
talking and then you and the guy will be throwing a question or
30 seconds time ask him this. And then you'll watch while he's
asking the question the assistant directors counting
down 2524 You've got 20 Tom. Okay, get Clint, wrap him up
getting a 10 second answer, and we're in commercial. And the
disgusting part of it is, of course, it's so directed. You
get no real information, because I'm sure Clinton was hearing it
too. He's probably that he was probably that good too. Anyway,
so it's, yeah, bull crap.
Bull crap. So welcome to the media.
Well, it gets better. So Scott Pelley of CBS. CBS, he did a
speech at some college and I pulled a 32nd SOUNDBITE which
really shows why again, one of the reasons you're here is the
mainstream news media makes it easy for us.
These have been a bad few months for journalism.
Yeah, call it decades. But okay, Monday came on Sure.
We're getting the big stories wrong. Yeah.
Oh, does Say it ain't so.
over again. Let me take the first arrow. During our coverage
of Newtown, I sat on my set and I reported that Nancy Lanza was
a teacher at the school and that her son had attacked her
classroom. It's a hell of a story. But it was dead wrong.
Now, I was the managing editor. I made the decision to go ahead
with that. And I did and that's what I said. And I was
absolutely wrong.
Wrong Wrong. Oh, who fed him that in the first place that he
used that that's well explain. It's
no no, no, it doesn't explain it? Of course not. That's
irrelevant. I liked the fact that he said they're wrong. I
think this is he's probably a news guy and he does care. But
he's caught up in everything and he asked all the questions like
why why do we have to be first well, because that's the
business you know, ever since broadcast news, this is the hard
on you people have is you got to be first so
this goes way back before that. This goes back to the days of
the three four newspaper towns and they're always competing for
readership and, and everyone's out to get the scoop.
Well, if it's for readership, then it's then ultimately it's
about money.
Yeah, okay. It's always good to scoop has always been about
money.
So that's what he's that is the the obvious elephant in the room
that he's missing. Now, here is my favorite. My favorite bit.
Now we keep on talking about how compromised these news
organizations are. My favorite one, of course, is ABC. As the
president of ABC News, I guess it's his sister is a. I've said
I've said it incorrectly in the past. I go back and forth. I
knew it was a family member. It is his sister, who is a high
ranking personal advisor in the Obama administration to the
President. And but it's always more fun when you hear the
mainstream media tell you how compromised they are. And oh,
and let's pile on CBS and CNN. While we're at
it think the media is becoming the story. Let's face it, CBS
News President David Rhodes and ABC news President Ben Sherwood
both of them have siblings that not only work at the White House
that not only worked for President Obama, but they work
at the NSC on foreign policy issues directly related to
Benghazi. Let's call a spade a spade. Let's also show you why
CNN did not go very far in covering these hearings. Because
the CNN deputy bureau chief Virginia Mosley is married to
Hillary Clinton's deputy Tom knights, that it is time for the
media to start asking questions. Why are they not covering this?
It's a family matter for some of them.
It's a family of five. Yeah,
there you go. That's how it works.
You know, another reason for the secret meeting of the 14th
It's a family reunion.
Well, family beat,
we're just drinking. All right. With rubber hoses. Yeah, ABC
who was definitely in that meeting is the one who leaked
the memo to the Benghazi material.
Yeah, that guy. We're not going to see a lot of him I
don't think anyway, he's done.
CNN is hiring.
For HR Utah, channel 44.
A you can be on ATL H F. Right before Nancy Grace.
Talking about all this I just pulled down the Pew Research
Center for people in the president. What got me to this
is the Scott Pelley comment that oh, there's been a bad few
months. It's just the media credibility ratings. By by both
parties is a combined thing. And it shows this ridiculous decline
of for example, in there's a decline 60 minutes has declined
from 35% Oh, by the way, the baseline on this let me just go
to the news organizations believability, the high number
is 33% People believe 60 minutes. Movies most or all or
most. Oh, hold on 33 Okay, gotta love it. The magic. Right? Yeah,
that's what the report does with a 33. And then it goes down CNN
it's 29% believes of Fox News 27% which is higher than Wall
Street Journal, which is 25% This means people who believe
all or most, you get down to USA Today 17% And my New York Times
just above them at 20 I
have to tell you that USA Today's I feel has gotten good.
Well, they got a new editor, the Larry Kramer the Gators to run
MarketWatch over here in San Francisco is now the public
really. And they took it he took his editor and market watch him
now he's the editor.
Well, that won't last because the two papers is printing too
much truth that has to stop, go back to the pretty pictures on
the cable. So
here's the so but But meanwhile, they have another one ranking by
from 2000 to 2010. And with let's see, pretty much no
exceptions, the numbers have dropped dramatically, except a
fox has gone up. With Republicans only with Democrats,
it's gone down. Of course. There's no credibility, the
media has lost all his credibility credibility for 10
years, and it's just getting worse. And there's no reason for
a show like ours. Why? There's no reason for the show. The
media was doing its job.
Oh, I'm sorry. You scared me for a moment there. I'm like, what?
If the media was doing his job? Yeah, there would be no reason
Beach, turning to various podcasts. And a lot of people
just listen to nothing but podcasts to get some sort of
perspective of that makes sense. By the way, most of the stuff we
do is just logical. It's like, wait a minute, this guy said
this. And this guy said that and this guy said this was that?
This? Right? Yeah.
I have on high authority that this show is perfect for a half
marathon. If you're slow, if you're slow, or if you're on a
full marathon if you're like a pro, but Yeah, apparently it
works really well. Although, so this was producer Jane here in
Austin, who told me she ran the half marathon listen to the
show. But there was a guy who died next to her so she didn't
she didn't know if that had anything to do with it or not. I
die next door. Yeah. Just fell down dead. 23 years old.
This marathons don't sound healthy. I don't think three
years old. Yeah.
Wow. Well, it's always like some weird heart thing. That'll be
me.
That's already gone past it. Drop drop dead deadline,
some weird hard thing. Anyway. So this all kind of leads to
where I believe the media will be focusing its attention. Of
course, we have the 2014 midterm elections coming up. That'll be
Oh, that'll be quite annoying. And we need lots of money spent
on the media. So this has made me positioning as to who's going
to get all the money. We know that it's going to be that the
the that to stretch out this guns thing, because that really
makes women shun anything Republican, anything other than
the Democrat Party, which I think is really a smart
strategy. But then along this, we're going to have the legacy,
the legacy of this President which he this is the aunt now.
All leaders of the free world, as far as I can tell are
megalomaniacs. They are insane. I don't I can't think of many
who just aren't. And I've met politicians, John, you've met
politicians. They're all eight holes. They're all above you.
They always look down at you. Have you ever met a politician
who he didn't get that feeling from? No, no, thank you. And
you've met a couple in your time. Right? But if you and and
in the old country, and you're old, and it's even worse than
just really like, Who are you scum? That's that's the feeling
you get from just talking to them? Oh, sorry. I didn't lick
your boots. So our president, of course, is no exception. And his
his show that he does and I'm one of the few people who watch
his show, in fact, you know, the if the media watched his show,
they might learn a couple of things. And I was kind of taken
aback by what he was saying and just well check it out for
yourself. Of course, we always start the show with a a hefty
Hi, everybody.
Hi, everybody. Our top priority as a nation is reigniting the
true engine of our economic growth.
That's my favorite. That's the only thing I can think of is how
can I reignite the engine of growth,
a rising thriving middle class And few things define what it is
to be middle class in America more than owning your own
cornerstone of the American dream.
Now, I want to say that I received an email that my FICO
score has gone up. You want Do you know what your FICO score
is? John By any chance? Yeah, not
offhand. So I have 662. Yeah, I don't even know what that means.
Which is right when I was a kid that didn't have FICO scores.
Well, this is a lot of what the President is talking about,
really. And, and he's touted this before. The FICO score is
so 662 is right above the red line and underneath the yellow
line. So I don't know if I'm gonna get any cornerstone of the
American dream, Mr. President, no one wants to give me any
money for that. A hole.
Oh, today's seven years after the real estate bubble burst,
check it out, triggering the worst economic crisis since the
Great Depression. Okay, now, this is all the old horrible
thing costing millions of responsible Americans, their
jobs and their homes. Our housing market is healing. Sales
are up, foreclosures are down.
Sorry, sales are up for closing down. Costs are down, sales are
up. Everything's great hockey stick.
Construction is expanding, expanding thanks to rising home
prices. Over the past year, 1.7 million more American families
have been able to come up for air because they're no longer
underwater on their mortgages.
I love all of the the analysis writing this material. Wait for
it, because James Cameron, so So who is responsible for all of
this, John, who do you think a bush Who do you think would take
responsibility? Actually, just
for the upside? Just for all the good?
Yeah, yeah. But But how he does, I was amazed literally just like
how on the day I
took office, I've made it a priority to help responsible
homeowners and prevent the kind of recklessness that helped
cause this crisis in the first place. My housing plan has
already helped more than 2 million people refinance their
mortgages, my housing plans, and they're saving an average of
$3,000 per year. My new consumer watchdog agency is moving
forward on protections like a simpler short
minute, it seems like what is he the share of my my ideas, my
mortgage form that will help to keep hardworking families from
getting ripped off, ripped off, but we still got more work to
do. We've got more responsible homeowners to help folks who
have never missed a mortgage payment vote but aren't allowed
to refinance. How about
folks who just want a mortgage but can't get one because you're
stupid FICA thing that does all wrangling everybody?
Working families who've done everything right, but nice. I
just want
you to hear kind of how he's taking credit now. You know,
like, I did this and
this is my plan. Like the my my my thing,
there's no, there's no mind team, okay. There's no mind team
dude. But almost on par with something he said in his State
of the Union. And something we've been tracking, it has all
been about
this, we must do more to combat climate change.
And now you and I have talked about this. This is from the
State of the Union, where of course, it is quite clear that
we are going into a global cooling. So we need to get
everything in place. We need to get all these things rockin and
rollin before the temperatures really start to drop so that he
can say my Climate Change plan, and you're ready for it. Save
the Earth. Did you see New Yorker magazine? Now? Oh, my
goodness. Okay. Bring it up here. It says that President
Obama is possibly the only man who can save the earth. He has
four years to save the Earth. This is what it says. He he says
why Obama might actually be the environmental president. And let
me finish the rest of the State of the Union speech because
because it's good. It's good to remember what he was saying.
It's true that no single event makes a trend. However, but the
fact is, the 12 hottest years on record have all come in the last
50 frack fact. He is that true, John?
I don't know. It depends on how you look at the numbers I guess.
Yes.
Heat waves, droughts, wildfires, floods. All are now more
frequent and more intense.
Except for hurricanes. I don't know what happened to the
Hurricanes are all are frequent and super hurricanes
getting ever since when it hit New Orleans, you're supposed to
have two or three you're gonna destroy everything where
is it? We can choose to believe that Superstorm Sandy and, and
the most severe drought in decades. And the worst wildfires
some states have ever seen. We're all just a frequent
sentence.
This is a this is I've forgotten what he had said here. We can
choose to believe that. Well, you can choose to believe
whatever he's going to say.
Or we can choose to believe in the overwhelming judgment of
science, the judgment
of science, but a judgment is science judgment of science.
Wow. Science made judgments judgment. Already. Science
an act before it's too late act.
By the way, F act is part of Act. See now. There is an act.
In fact.
You want to say something? Okay, this Yeah, it wasn't New Yorker
magazine. It was New York Magazine. Sorry. Well, yes. New
York Magazine. Because New Yorker magazine actually, in
earlier in April, had has Obama already given up on climate
change, they take in a completely different tack. So
I'm sorry,
New York Magazine, you're
correct mistakes have ever seen. We're all just a frequent
evidence. Or we can choose to believe in the overwhelming
judgment of science and act before it's too late.
Now, the good news is we can make meaningful progress on this
issue while driving strong economic growth. I urge this
Congress to get together pursue a bipartisan market based
solution to climate change. Like the one John McCain and Joe
Lieberman worked on together a few years ago,
you got to see that video is so funny, Mickey, can they put the
camera on McCain? He's like pooping his pants? Like what?
And what's his name Schumer sitting next to him going like,
yeah, he called you out.
If Congress won't act soon, future generations Oh, I will. I
will direct I will direct my
friends
with executive actions we can take now and in the future, to
reduce pollution, prepare our communities for the consequences
of climate change, and speed the transition to more sustainable
sources of energy. Okay, so
what we've been looking at in the past couple of weeks in this
initiative is mainly the communication of climate change.
And we had a big one take place right after our show on
Thursday. And this is the 400 parts per million John. And I
spent some time this morning before the show to count them
here in Austin. And indeed, We have 400 parts per million of
carbon dioxide in our environment. And you know what
the magic number was? Don't you know, 350? Oh,
no.
Do you not remember three fifty.org? Oh, yeah. 350 dot. I
read from there. And this has been on NPR. It's like this is
this is growing. So we had this Benghazi thing. That's annoying.
But this is gonna this is a slow build. On May 9, we got to do it
properly. On May 9, for the first time ever, the world's
most important co2, co2 observatory, measured daily
concentrations above 400 parts per million 300 and fifty.org is
named after 350 PPM the safe level of carbon in the
atmosphere. Passing 400 is a sober reminder that we have much
work to do. The only good news, we're doing it together, we're
building the kind of movement we need. It will be hard, there
will be setbacks when we can and must keep building. None of us
are alone in this fight. And as the temperature continues to
rise, so shall we. So that's your
really say that says so we will. So we'll
so we'll wait, is that what I said?
He said Shall I'm sorry. I'd like my better I didn't want him
to be more feet. And they actually I'm sorry. I will and
shall anyway, really got to subdomain 400.3 fifty.org. But
wait,
look at look at this picture. Do you see there's an outline of a
polar bear like he's been shot? Yeah. Like, like to have the
outline of the dude where he was.
Couldn't find an area where there wasn't snow to do this. Is
that what we're
getting? I don't know. But there's an outline of polar
snow. So to look at this,
add the sub domain.
Yeah. Oh, yeah, I'm kidding. I've been all over this. So this
is it's the communications is really what's happening. No, I
don't think John or I really think that, you know, everything
that is predicted is coming to fruition or that we're, you
know, we've just been we're too old to fall for this anymore. We
just we've been around the block
all from one guy who's in this organization, James Hansen, the
former NASA climatologist who brought everybody's attention to
this thing and he looks like a kind of a crazy guy.
So there's all of these communications going on and
everyone is pitching in trying to help trying to figure out how
can we do something about this because we're really losing the
fight so we get like a superpower losing
the fight not in a big way but they're losing it but I think
it's still recover
well, so here's something I found this is from the same
climate change communications Institute over there Yale 99 one
liners that rebut climate change denier talking points. And I
just love you know, progressive. I got to read this some of this
too. Progressive says
So anyway, you found it a talking point. But other talking
points
it Yeah, but it's a cheat sheet that you can use when you
apparently are having dinner with your idiotic friends.
Progressive should know the DIS eighth
way. You should have it printed out and at the table at the
ready when they have dinner with you.
Yes. Just put it down next to the placemat. Laminated
progressives should know the DIS informers must most commonly
used arguments and how to answer them crisply. Those arguments
have been repeated so many times by the fossil fuel funded
disinformation campaign. Hey, where's our money? Where's my
fossil fuel funded? Disinformation, cash, people are
gonna go to the Department of fossil fuel, fund that
disinformation campaign money and get some of that. Alright,
so here we had the skeptic argument. And then the one liner
to response. Okay, you want to do a couple of these? So
this is very smart. Okay. Because we need to do this too.
Yeah. Like, yes. Like, we need just the answer is always
accurate. Does this the answer is always send money.
direct.org/nit? That's the answer to everything. Number
one, skeptic argument, climate change before one liner
response. Climate reacts to whatever forces it changes to at
the time humans are now the dominant force.
What? That's a terrible answer. That's the one. That's not what
I would write, I would have written a much better return.
Well, and here's number two. It's the sun. The answer? In the
last 35 years of global warming sun and climate have been going
in opposite directions. They have a divorce or something.
That's bad. That's that's not very good,
either. Good. And it's probably not I don't even believe it's
true. No.
Number three. It's not bad. That would be what I would say. He's
not so bad. And your response should be negative impacts of
global warming on agriculture, health and environment far
outweigh any positives. These are terrible. No, uh, here's my
favorite. There is no consensus. Oh, yeah. 97% of climate experts
agree humans are causing global warming.
Yeah, and anyone else who's who says anything other gets shouted
down? I don't think this counts. What I would say I mean, I these
are not these are not good. It's telling you we could do a better
job. Yeah.
Well, we should probably you know, and you won't be really
smiling.
I just did they can do their own work. I like unpaid consultants.
I'm true. I like this models are unreliable. And their answer is
model successfully reproduced temperatures since 1900.
globally by land in the air and the ocean. What I would say Is
he our models are unreliable. You can't get those bitches to
take the clothes off whenever you want them to.
Yeah, they're budding.
So there's 99 of these 99. Here's one Ice Age was predicted
in the 70s. Now, John, here's here's the answer to this one.
No, dude, the vast majority of climate papers in the 1970s
predicted global warming.
What? That's just a blatant lie.
Anyway, so in other words, you're supposed to this is the
this is what these guys are up to. Yeah. Yeah. Makes sense to
me. So more far as I'm concerned, this is just more
proof that they're full of shit.
So there is something we have to be on the lookout for. This is
the NRDC. This is And this is kind of what this New York
Article states as it says Obama has four years to save the
earth. So the way they look at it the Clean Air Act, which is
the responsibility of the Environmental Protection Agency,
who have enhanced regulatory powers, now, they only have to
just make up a rule for the coal fired energy plants to really
change everything in just one day. Now, it was already the EPA
who said, You know what, by 2020, all cars have to do 57
mpg, there was no hearing, there was no no debate, they just made
it up. When you said, Okay, this is what you got to do. So this
is the kind of power that they have, and that is taking place
and it's not really being challenged. So you have the
NRDC, the National Resources Defense Council. And, and this,
this is a pretty this is a pretty big group, you can find
that@nrdc.org. John, if you want to follow along. They say the
MPAA. The EPA has both the authority and responsibility to
reduce pollution from plants under the Clean Air Act, the
nation's bedrock air pollution law adopted in 1970, this is the
strategy. They are saying that the who and who signed the Clean
Air Act was Republican Richard Nixon. So this is going to be
the new strategy. Hey, it was a Republican who put this in the
place. And we have the EPA who has the power vested in them by
the President, who said, Here, you have power, they can now
change the rules for fire for coal fired plants. And in
January of 2008, then candidate Barack Obama famously said the
following,
if somebody wants to build a coal power plant, they can, it's
just that it will bankrupt them because they're going to be
charged a huge sum for all that greenhouse gas that's being
emitted.
And that is exactly what is going to happen. And it is being
fought, as in hope. Of course, credibility wise, there is none.
They make him look like a total douche. But he has done
something interesting. And he has stopped the EPA on their so
called endangerment finding to the EPA did a test and they
said, Oh, well, you know what, these coal fired plants, it's
they're endangering the world, the greenhouse gases and we're
all gonna die. They're gonna kill us. But they broke their
own rules. And this is what he's stopping them on. And I tried to
figure out what exactly was going on the inspector general
uncovered that the EPA failed to engage in their very own
required record keeping process and peer review procedure for
any science that they regulate upon. So what had they done?
They had done a study to prove and it's very easy to get
desired results out of a study if you want to prove something
that the 400 parts per million we're endangering the world
we're all going to die. So we have to a cap and trade and
certainly tax and who do they send that to for peer review?
Oh, the IPCC, the IPCC.
Oh, the IPCC. By the way, let me just remind everybody who
listens to this or screeds about this if you're serious that this
is taking place and it's a disaster it's gonna ruin the
world. Why are you doing cap and trade cap cap? What is the point
of trade if you've This is so bad you cap it your cap at your
cap and you don't cap and trade cap and trade is is part of a
giant scam and talking about scams, by the way, the Board of
Trustees of the NRDC, which has a bunch of CEOs in the front,
you go down a little bit Robert Redford, oh, Nardo DiCaprio. The
head of Sony Pictures,
it's the communicators. Really, you don't? This is what I love,
because I was like, He's John gonna look at this website. Is
he there yet? Is he there? Thank you. Finally, I didn't want to
have to do all the work. And then, so today, sorry,
yesterday, no, this is Friday, May 10. We get a very important,
very important message from the White House. And while
everyone's bitching and moaning about whatever they bitched and
moaned about. I got a very important note here the national
strategy for the Arctic region. And let me just read, because
this is very concerning. The Arctic region is rapidly
changing, while the Arctic region has experienced war
warming and cooling cycles over millennia. The current warming
trend is unlike anything previously recorded. As sea ice
diminishes, ocean resources are more readily accessible. This
accessibility along with recent scientific estimates indicate
the press Since of significant energy and other resources have
inspired strong interest for new commercial initiatives in the
region, and then it flourish. Yeah. Oh, yeah. And then it
flows back into all kinds of global warming crap. And so of
course they have, they have the strategy written out, which I
figured out download and highlight for you could find it
in the show notes 512 dot na shownotes.com. And so here's the
President's opening. As you recognize how to make the most
of the emerging economic opportunities in the region, we
recognize you must exercise responsible stewardship using an
integrated management approach, making decisions based on the
best available information with the aim of promoting healthy,
sustainable and resilient ecosystems over the long term.
The Arctic region is peaceful, stable and free of conflict.
Time for the Americans to go in and fuck it all up, bitches.
We're coming to the national strategy for the Arctic region,
we articulate our strategic priorities to position the
United States to meet the challenges and opportunities
that lie ahead. And it's about 30 pages. And there's a couple
of major points advanced United States security interests, yes,
Russia, this is for you. We will enable our vessels and aircraft
to operate consistent with international law through under
and over the airspace and the waters of the Arctic, support
Lawful Commerce achieve a greater awareness of activity in
the region, which means drones and intelligently involve our
Arctic infrastructure and capabilities, which means Oil
Gas back off, everybody, we're claiming this.
We are claiming to own the Arctic, it's not even bumping
into our country. Oh, it's even better than that. Oh, this I can
see the Canadians being No,
oh, no, I'm sorry. Ah, we will consult and coordinate with
Alaska Natives, because they own it.
Oh, right, Alaska. That's the ticket.
Even as we work domestically and internationally to minimize the
effects of climate change, the effects are already apparent in
the Arctic. Ocean resources are more readily available as sea
ice diminishes, but thawing grounders threatening
communities as well as hindering land based activities, including
access to resources. That to me translates as, Hey, are you a
native Alaskan? Forget the fish. Forget all that. But down at the
bottom of this document, there's two pieces where it really comes
it really comes down to obviously the the point
mentioned here provide for future United States energy
security, it's always that pursue responsible Arctic Region
stewardship. But then this is what this is now, now we
understand a scene to the Law of the Sea Convention. And we've
talked
about this, the Law of the Sea, we talked about quite a bit,
a session to the convention would protect us rights,
freedoms and uses of the sea and airspace throughout the Arctic
region. So we've looked at this Law of the Sea. And it would
essentially give us a lot of rights to the Arctic region and
give us a Caribbean based, in fact, Jamaica based court, the
right to litigate anything that I don't know Russia thinks is
theirs, or should Alaska think that they that the federal
government has no business up there. They would also legislate
that. That's what this is about. This is this is why Hillary
Clinton was up there. She was on the icebreaker, like floating
around Oh, it's so beautiful. Oh, I'm looking at climate
change. Now. She's putting flags down for her buddies in the oil
and gas industry. That's what she's doing. Yeah, and marking
it off so that Russia who had flags on the bottom of the ocean
many, many years ago, basically telling them to go pound sand.
But I think a deal has been done. John,
now with the Russians,
yes. Oh, yes. Yes. I think a deal has been done. There is now
this is this was breaking news that the Russians are going to
put four warships for more five more warships and get the
article. The Mediterranean Task Force. Here we go. Russia's
Mediterranean task force will comprise five to six warships
and may be enlarged to include nuclear submarines. So this is
the Mediterranean. Okay, now we know that the Russians have been
having extensive talks with Israel mainly about Leviathan,
of course, which is the huge gas field that we've been talking
about for a couple of years. But they will now be opening a new
port port Maya. And that will be this is confusing because port
Maya if you look for port Maya, you'll see there's one in Mexico
that of course is not in the Caribbean. Port Maya is Cyprus.
So the way it looks like it's turning out, is, you know, the
Russians have started to back off a little bit on Syria. So
they've got their corridor, their corridor, or Syria is no
longer immune for them. They don't care about because they
have the port looks like that's just going to fall apart. The
reason why that has to fall apart is because that has always
traditionally been Russia's corridor for anything they want
to ship through, they go through Syria. And of course, the other
side of the equation wants the Georgian connection they want
boku. They want to come into the Black Sea. Everything goes
through Turkey who Oh, that's kind of who our friends are now,
right? Isn't Turkey, like our friend against Syria? This is
what you got to be looking at all the pipes, all the old gas
pipelines to Europe run through Turkey, ultimately. So it looks
like Russia is doing a deal with Israel not to pipe gas in from
from their region. But to take the gas right out of Leviathan,
pump it right through Cyprus, Greece, Italy, into Europe.
That's their path. And now they put warships in the
Mediterranean to protect their turf. And I think it's I think
it's like okay, you guys get that? We'll take this screw all
the rest. I think there hasn't I think we haven't done a deal.
Well, it's a possibility the Russia? I mean, there's no way I
says and I would say that only because there's been so little
play of the Russian invasion of the Mediterranean with their
ships. Which makes zero sense if you really think about it,
except unless they're there for a reason. And they have talked
to Israel, and this would be a common, what else would he talk
to him about?
There's nothing else we'll talk to you about.
It's nothing to do. The only exchange chefs now
like to think things to talk about shekels and gas, like what
else is out a door done? Good night.
Well, if that's true, that means the serious story is going to
start to change.
Yes, it has to, because it's just no longer important. But
now but this is where it gets complicated. So that Well, there
isn't. It's important that Turkey remains good buddies in
Turkey, they got all they have like century old issues. To the
so that they may not be like what because what stop what?
What and you gave us
all the Syrians true this Turks will be and their their Muslim
extremists running the country, even though they aren't supposed
to be by law. And they have they have their never ending battle
with the Kurds. Which is Iraq supposed to be our buddies?
Yeah. Because we made you know,
well, it's the same. It's the said there's a lot of the of the
Kurds are in Syria. So it's all kind of the same, the same anger
that's going on. So and it makes total sense. This is why we're
not and this is why the President is doing anything you
can to avoid conversation about the red line, you know, and the
whole red line, as it turns out now, was not like, Oh, don't you
pass that red line? For certain I was like, don't never do that.
And who keeps I don't want to do anything with Syria? It's not
It's no good.
Well, I think that would also account for the the the stories
that have come out that it was the rebels who use the gas.
Exactly that that is our own plant. We just like well, please
let us know. We can't be Assad. I can't step over that line.
It's got to be someone else. actually have the had that from
from last week? Here's a little report on that
putting our investigation for the UN inspector about crimes
against humanity and war crimes. We collect some witness
testimony that that made to appear that some chemical
weapons were used, in particular Narrabeen gas Narrabeen en what
was
it says Nervion gas?
This is this. This is the voice of the Elise. Oh, yeah. Yes, it
is.
What appear on to our investigation that that was used
by the openings by the red belts. And we have no no, no
indication at all, is that the government serious authority of
the Syrian government.
So this is just a woman who you know that she's never been to
Damascus. It's like, you know what? Here, you you tell the
story and you write this is the voice of the elites. This is the
message I have gotten to tell you the slaves. So you do not
think that America has to go into Syria, because they do not
care. There's no economic benefit to that. So we just need
it to go away this problem. And let me say something about
chemical weapons. I have a new tact. I'm not going to say that.
I think they're great. But I would like to point out in the
United Kingdom, the home office, this is From the telegraph is
testing a new form of chemical gun, which could be used to
control rioters and can be fired for more than 100 feet distance.
Tests of the discriminating irritant projectile,
it's called a tear gas gun discriminant
irritant projectile.
does that even mean a form
it well? I'm glad you asked. A form of gun that will fire an
irritant substance like CS gas or pepper spray.
Yeah. Is it like a flame thrower? It shoots out a big
spray like like I'm like the squirt gun every kid I hope so.
I hope so.
But it's like that's a chemical weapon it is. It is the
definition it is a weapon that shoots a chemical because it
chemical weapon yet oh, there's a red line over there and Syria.
But the store slaves of the United Kingdom are gonna get the
discriminant irritating projectile up their booty. Hey,
slave. Stop. We're all shooting discriminant Arrington
projectile at you. Wow, would you like a fun fact while we're
at it?
I'm you know, I'm I am Mr. Fun fact.
Where does the name Taser come from? Ah ha.
I thought I knew that.
It is an acronym.
Yeah, I would think so.
And the guy who invented this, named it after one of his
favorite science fiction, characters, Thomas a swift and
and the acronym stands for Thomas, a swift, electronic
rifle. Taser. And people who know me know that I have read
all the Tom Swift books.
I'm finding this hard to believe. No. I'm looking at the
wiki.
John's like oh, wait a minute.
It's not explained on here. Let me try this.
You don't you don't? Why do you not like my factoid?
It's just one of those things that I think was it sounds like
it was reverse engineer. That's the reason i
You don't you don't like my
that's, that's the reason
Remember, there. You can't say fact without act. This is my new
there's money when you have this great slogan act. This, we are
so good at this. Why do they do these 99 things and this is
stupid. Anyway, so that is the world in a nutshell. Ladies and
gentlemen. That's what's going on. Meanwhile, what does that
mean? Just look over at CNN.
man hunt. What are they after now?
I don't know, man. I just want men want to find some men. Let's
thank God this
idiot. Was thank God for two, two or three producers. Yes, we
came in a little earlier this Sunday. You know, it makes you
wonder
No, no, wait a minute. First of all, we're idiots. It is show
512 The date is 512. Can we be any denser? How dumb? Are we?
Gonna we should maybe look, we don't we have a database of
these numbers and what they mean? Yeah. No, no. 512 on 512
is ludicrous. And it's Mother's Day. Hey, it's like let's go.
This was 512 show 512 on 512 on Mother's Day, and we come up
short.
Yeah, with not a single 512 in the bunch. Okay, good work,
everybody. Yeah, but you gotta wonder, you really do have to
wonder, you know, how much scrambling there is between
Thursday and Sunday show
is way too much.
I mean, wouldn't it make more sense? I mean, I'm not I'm just
what waxing poetic here. But in the Sunday show that keep coming
up short. We just do a longer Thursday show and people can
break it up themselves and do it that way. Just do once a week.
And
I think it would be a little weird. There's two problems with
that. I mean, I that's a good pitch. But two problems I have
is one. The news cycle over that long appears to my number of
things that break on Friday. Yeah, that's true. Yeah, we have
all kinds of, especially in today's news world. A lot of bad
shit happens on Friday. So to get Glasnost
true, you're right, you're right. You're right. Because,
you
know, like, like the carny thing
I will say that, you know, this was Austin Fashion Week. And of
course, the show was very handy for me like, Oh, honey, I really
can't go to the to the final show because you know, it's like
sound like a Saturday night and, you know, hips,
clip clips, clips,
I gotta record clips. You know, I don't want to be scrambling
and
excuses almost like being married. Getting married to the
show. use it like when most married people do this, you use
your spouse as the excuse for not doing something you don't
want to do that everybody thinks you should do. Yeah. Come on,
you gotta come out with this. We're gonna go bowling. Well.
My wife wants me to do this.
I gotta do this thing. I gotta pick her up from the air.
Now, I will now of course, it was in town, and I would have
gone but I don't have $175 for a ticket. I'm just not going to do
that.
Because that aren't they don't guarantee shows for for buyers
who are going to go to buy the
O line. So you're you're presuming you're presuming this
is awesome, dude. It's like money talks here. No, no.
Mickey, Mickey was in. Cuz she's a photographer and everything
she didn't have to pay. But if I wanted to go in, and I wanted to
seat and I wasn't it was more maybe like $250 or something.
And like, Well, is it for a benefit? Yeah, the guy who
organizes it secure gay. Thanks. No. So it's just, uh, but
anyway, so yes, I use it as an excuse, but it is on Saturdays.
It's true. And you know, I start in the afternoon and we're
always, you know, I'm not complaining. Anyway, let's thank
our let's thank our
what, what, what are you going to be doing? In a fashion show?
You look so gay. It would be ridiculous. Well, and you're not
going to date any of these women?
Oh, you just know, you just know. You're just being mean.
No, I'm just saying I'm giving you a practical reason for not
wanting to go no, but no, just being mean now. Okay. I'm being
mean, because I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I've got it's fun can be
which way the gay references. inappropriate. I apologize. You
don't have to listen.
It's that's all
we actually have a lie suck.
really gotta work on that. No, it's not about the gay thing.
You can say whatever you want. It's like, you know, but this is
kind of the dream. You know, the dream is you go to the fashion
show with your wife. And then you know, there's gonna be get
laid. So let me just hop models and I'm going to come back with
us. We're gonna have a big orgy. That's, that's not gonna happen.
I think it's called a hallucination.
I had a had a real dream last night, and I woke up from this.
Put this in the Red Book just for just for yucks. All right.
I, and it was vivid. Okay, there was vivid, and maybe because
we've played a couple of clips of him recently, I've been
watching video of him. Are you ready for this? Joe Biden was
president. Exactly. And he sucked. He was that mean, it was
like a takeover. And he was off his rocker. And he was just
like, well, there's a
lot of pain, believe there's tons of scandal underlying this
administration that is just waiting to emerge. And we've got
like, you know, three years to wait for it to happen. And Obama
would just walk from the position.
It's funny you say that? Let me just go back to his, his Heil
everybody speech. And this is very interesting that you bring
this up, John, hold on a sec. Just Oh, it's not that one. It's
the highlight everybody hold on, you get this? Wow, you just you
just made me think of something. You know how sometimes we
actually have this a lot. Where you're, you're recording a clip
and then you don't hear about it? Or maybe, but you hear it
the second time? You just said something that triggered let me
hear almost second. Hi, everybody. Okay. Hello,
everybody. Now, let's listen back at the end here.
And if you're one of the millions of Americans who could
take advantage of that, you should ask your representative
Congress, why they won't act on it for it. Our economy and our
housing market are poised for progress. But we could do so
much more if we work together. More good jobs, greater security
for middle class families, a sense that your hard work is
rewarded. That's what I'm fighting for. And that's what
I'm going to keep on fighting for as long as I hold this
office.
What does that mean? As long as I hold this office?
Yeah, lots of vagary. I mean, it could mean like, who knows? I
don't know what it means. Maybe.
I mean, there's no chance of getting reelected. So I did. It
doesn't make sense to say it for that reason. I mean, we know how
long it is. We know when it's going to end. So as long as I
hold this office,
it's like maybe he's already planning to quit. Well, he's
made enough references to it recently.
Yeah, he made the reference with the 100 million dollars from
Shelley Adderall Adelson? I think that was a reference
really Adderall. shilly Adderall is like, you know, we'd take the
100 million dollars and we'd walk you still will maybe have
Adelson who hates the guy so much he just offered him the
money now to quit.
Is that against? Has a president ever quit as a sitting president
ever? Quit. Yeah, Johnson quit. He quit. Yeah. No. Yeah. What
happened?
Nixon quit. Well, yeah, well, no, no, Johnson did quit. He do
decide not to real rerun. Nixon quit. But Nixon,
Nixon was impeached was he wasn't Nixon impeached.
He wasn't, he was not convicted. He quit before the thing was he
quit, he quit. And then and then Gerald Ford became president and
couldn't get reelected, because the first thing he did was
pardoned Nixon and fall
down the steps.
changed things he could have pardoned him, you know, he
didn't have to pardon him right away. Yeah. Oh, whatever the
case. They all do that to each other. You know, they they're
all committing crimes.
Is there any other any other president that has quit?
President think
that presidents Well, let's see all you can do is type in
resigned presidents no
president that has quit. You got to say quit come on is resigning
doesn't catch the better it is the President has to go. I quit.
I quit. Here. What? Oh, wiki answers. I love the book of
knowledge. What US presidents quit being president. Okay.
That's the question. Richard Milhous Nixon was the only
president to resign. In parentheses quit the office.
There you go. There's your answer. Okay, well, it's
always room for two.
There's always another spot in history. Okay.
All right. Yes. Onward. Onward with our executive producers.
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I don't think so.
Let me take a quick look. Can't can't just type that in. I
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Apparently you have a lot of friends named Kent.
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Yeah, for 512 on 512 Mother's Day, Mother's Day, not only is
it Mother's
Day, which is by presidential proclamation. I'll have you
know, this is no Bogota of holiday. Congress by a joint
resolution approved may 8 1914. designated the second Sunday in
May each year as Mother's Day and requested the president to
call for its appropriate observance.
And that was done by Senator Hallmark. Yeah,
but it is also Peace Officers Memorial Day and Police Week. It
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Yesterday was National Train Day John I can't buy trains. Planes
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We had one person remind us of the 512 one Oh, well.
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That's all right. That's all right. Hey, if you enjoy CNN Fox
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You mean the second version of the nightly news? A lot canceled
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Our formula is this. We go out. We hit people in the mouth
shut up slave. Did you put the Joe Biden president in the book?
Yep. Because that was to me. It was like who? He was very vivid.
And he and he was digging it was gonna run. Do you think he is?
Oh, yeah. Your mate he ran before. He's got a taste of the
good life. He's an egomaniac. He thinks everyone loves him. And
he'll he'll run. He thinks that chicks dig him. That's for sure.
Yeah, he's got that smirk. Douchebag Hey, baby, ladies.
Don't you love me, Joey.
Hey, once you come by the Oval Office, I'll see if we can fit a
square peg in a round hole. But just imagine them saying that to
Hey, the Sandy Hook school is being demolished? I know. Can
you make it any fun? So they hadn't been meeting. John,
that's a great laugh. That ladies and John has truly
entertained. Now what tickles you when I say this?
It's just like the icing on the cake. The whole thing. And so
we're gonna do now let's tear down the school where they can't
find a bullet and
can't do anything. Where's the blood?
Place was pretty secure, too, because it had a side door with
a camera on it you had to ask to get in. It was new. That was
that was a new school, destroying it. The memories is
the memory. Well, yes, it's the memories in teardown that crazed
Columbine. But it gets better. They're going
to rebuild the new school on top of it.
It's gonna be called Sandy Hook to
was like, if, if you want to, if there's real memory issues, then
go somewhere else. But no, they just said no, we'll just tear
this one down. And anything else that might be inconvenient.
And there was a beginning of the last persons of interest, which
is one of my favorite TV dramas, about you know, everybody being
spied on. Yeah. And at the beginning of the show, it says
caution some viewers because you know, because of recent events,
some viewers may be disturbed by images in this show. And the
only really image is just a somebody getting shot. There's
nothing else there's not like they're shooting kids or
anything. There's a lot of very, there's actually a couple of
funny gun fights, including one where it's just essentially the
protagonist. There's a wedding with a guy holding a gun aimed
at the bride saying if you give me the only one for me just
drives up in a Ferrari shoots the guy in the back and takes
off. I mean, it was one of the funniest things they've done on
the show. You'd have to be a viewer in the chat room
has some good ideas. Actually, it should be called the no
agenda School for the Deaf, dumb and blind is. God you guys are
horrible as theirs. Here's a report. That blew me away. Do
you remember what? I'm not gonna say it? See if you remember one
of our older clips. Someone made a reference to this and you
caught it. And then this report comes out. And this of course is
about we've been talking a lot about drills at schools. Now of
course we had that that drill in I think it was Cleveland where
the cops like no one even knew that even told the teachers what
was going to happen. And you know, cops are shooting blanks
around and scaring everybody. And so they're doing all these
drills continuously because we have nothing better to do and of
course this is the number one threat who will somebody please
think of the children. But who is the threat? recent tragic
events have made training a lot more important for local police
and fire today as part of a training exercise. Two shooters
went on a simulated rampage at the Washington State Fairgrounds
and QL up they pretended to be angry parents at a school the
idea was to test the abilities of police and firefighters to
respond to a situation. That was right out of the news headlines
now. angry parents right out of the news headlines. Whoa, did I
miss something
I haven't seen any angry parent thing. Well, that may ask the
more. I'd say I think that this is totally. I think this is
bogus completely. Because there's no way that somebody's
going to fake being an angry parent and do anything for the
kids, they can get shot.
We've been dealing with this cross country for years, and
we've been
dealing with it for years. angry parents, it's the number one
problem.
Each one unfortunately, we learn new things that we need to train
for and develop new skills for
pretty intense stuff. One of the newer tactics is to provide
police cover for fire and rescue teams so they can get closer to
victims. Or children. Do you remember we had I couldn't find
it offhand that quick victims.
Oh, yeah. That's an angry parents gonna come into a school
shoot the place up? Is that what they're saying? Yes. Okay,
do you remember that that one woman she was talking about how
she was at Sandy Hook? And she said, first, I thought it might
be an angry parent. And she corrected herself.
Right? Has this ever elude Prelude? Right? Gotta we're
resetting. We're resetting for something else to happen. So we
can go in that direction. Because apparently this other
direction caused too much skepticism also created a
horrible kind of a morose because the kids were involved.
And it was at the hands of a maniac. We need angry parents.
So they're more normal.
Yes, I think this is much better, because there's no
better way to scare children than to make them think that
their parents might actually shoot them. That's better.
That's better than I think this is much, much better. I mean, we
think this scenario they keep you know, finally refine a
perfect scenario. i This may take years.
No, I don't know this could be coming sooner than you think.
Okay, we're putting in the book here. Hold on Adams.
gonna read his Amen. Adams gonna read his email. And he's gonna
read his
email. I just got I just wanted to do to here since we're
talking about it, because I have we have asked parents kids, if
you're doing some kind of training in school, let us know
particularly if, if your teachers tell you or your
teacher telling your kids not to tell the parents about it. And I
have two here. One is from a producer, Kevin, Adam and John.
I graduated high school two years ago. I love here. Don't
you love hearing that we got young young people listen to the
show.
Yeah, I like it. Okay.
When I was in school, we'd have lockdown drills. once a
semester, the principal would come on the intercom and tell us
we were having a lockdown drill, we'd have to turn off the
lights, lock the doors, put up blackout curtains and hide under
our desks. Then people would walk through the hallways and
shake the doorknobs and try to get in. They never have ever
told us not to tell our parents about this. Once a year we'd
have a bomb drill, everyone would have to go out onto the
football field. Once there we'd be divided up alphabetically and
have to check in with the teachers. Once we were checked
in, we would be given a big orange sticker, which will be
put on the left side of our chest around where the heart is.
After that would go sit on the bleachers until the drill was
over. Teams never considered someone might put a bomb under
the bleachers and kill us all. Forget that. How about this big
one? What did they do a yellow star I would have been funnier.
The big yellow star on your chest. I never had that when I
was a kid. We had Captain Dan, the traffic guy land on the
football field once that was really the only time the school
would go out.
And then this is again bringing us back to the 50s are trying to
cover children in the country. So they're all cowering in fear
and government to protect them. Yes.
And then this one from Producer Christopher. I was concerned.
Oh, hold on a sec. Did I lose something here? Oh, hold on a
second. Oh, crap. This was such a good note. And somehow I lost
some of it in my notes. Hold on a second. Play little ditty
while I look for this job.
Oh, let's see. What do I have here?
Just play a little ditty. I'll,
I'll play a lament
in the morning, sir. I'm a monthly donor. And I'm just
listening to the latest episode. A little a little soft, a little
softer. A little soft. A little soft. In the morning, sir. I'm a
monthly donor. And I'm just listening to the latest episode
of the Best podcast in the universe. You asked for dads to
email in and mention their stories. So here is ours. From
Christopher a few months ago. Oh my my seven year old daughter is
a second grader in the law. Just school district in New Jersey
that being Manalapan. A few months ago when you broach the
subject I went ahead and asked her if they had any kinds of
drills in school. She replied nothing recent, but that they
had had a safety drill a few weeks ago. So I asked her to let
me know when they had another one. So he already interesting
the kid didn't tell her dad. All right, like them. That would be
kind of, hey, we had kind of a interesting thing happened today
at school. So I asked her to let me know when they had another
one. Several weeks later, she came home and told me they had
had another one. I asked her what it entailed. To this, she
explained that they all have to run behind the teacher and get
locked in a secret room until the all clear is sounded. Cops
are always part of the drill. She then tells me that if they
don't comply with the administration, the
administration will know because of the secret window they have
into each of the classrooms, and made an offhanded comment about
it probably being a camera, and I didn't think it was right for
them to scare the kids like that. I was concerned when she
relayed the party line to me for a defense that people are out
there and want to hurt us. There's nothing wrong with
practicing to hide from those people. Needless to say, I have
a lot of work ahead of me. What's worse was weeks later,
some moron kid in the middle school tweeted a lay mass threat
and the whole district was placed on lockdown. When I went
to pick up my daughter from aftercare the talk was like
someone was shot the horror that had taken place was just
somewhat shameless not to mention the phony bomb threat
called in the day after the false flag in Boston. Hope you
find this interesting enough to read it on the air Yeah, I think
that's very interesting. Secret window all right, children get
in the secret room being watched at all times. If you don't do
it, the secret window will know we see the
thing is that Twitter the kid who did the tweet is I think
part of a bigger trend, which I think is kind of the the I guess
the rebellion against this which is Yeah, I think somewhat
sensible but it reminds me what's going on I have the clip.
Play this the swatting clip and I want to talk about that for a
second. Okay.
Good morning, everybody. Not the only place being victimized by
celebrity swatters. It is now being reported that cops
swarmed. Anderson Cooper's house in the Hamptons last month after
prankster said there was a shooting there. Cooper was not
home at the time. And this is not an this is the first
swatting we've heard of in our area. But more than dozen celebs
have been swatted in LA in recent months, including Justin
Timberlake and Selena Gomez. It costs money
it takes resources from where they need to be pleased.
And broth also got swatted that he forgot to put them in the
list
did he? Yeah well this is like there's two things about this
one is this is the rebellion This is kids doing this
obviously some joke
you know it's it's the new version of prank phone call.
Yeah and but the thing is so if there's a shoot any reported
shooting now are you telling me that it always brings out SWAT
special weapons and tactics? Yes. Aren't these were like, you
know, major kidnappings or bank hostage situations or something
like that. Not a you know, one guy fires a gun. I mean, can't
you just send the cops over there? You understand the SWAT.
Hold on. These are celebrators John
Yeah, I guess the better there's better chance to celebrate he's
actually getting shot dead by one of these SWAT guys. So I
guess that might be a plus
celebrate. These are important. We need to protect Anderson
Cooper.
Swat. SWAT isn't gonna get worse before it gets better. Yeah,
I encourage this. This is this is the kind of anarchy that is
actually very good. I'm all for it. We don't have this problem
here in Austin. I do not let me see it. There's been a swatting
in Austin before I get also. That's not true. I'm in Austin
sucks. I know that Greggy know that Mitch, me. Austin swatting
give me know what's gonna happen when they see Ryan Seacrest was
swatted. That's kind of cool, but he wasn't an Austin Austin
swatting a SpongeBob pin yada that's about that's about the
extent of the swatting we get an Austin Selena Gomez no. So not
according to the quick book of knowledge. Oh, wait. Oh wait,
here's one July 3. Austin, Texas Hold on hope boobook democratic
operative and self proclaimed hacker Neil are out rawhouser
Good name. has accused Brandon Darby of swatting Darby is a
political activist and former FBI operative so what happened
here? Huh? Doesn't say so. Oh, no, no, no. Doesn't look like
this happened in Austin. Yeah, well, you know why it will? No,
we don't have this problem here. How many times have to tell
you there was armed? Yeah, it's not a
problem. We had Mickey's brother here and his and his wife. Were
a couple of days there on the way to the airport. And it's
always fun you know, with especially with Dutch people
when you kind of get into the guns. And it's interesting how
the, how, you know, the European psyche has been already
programmed by the news. Oh, yeah. Well, you know, but you
know, you guys got a lot more crazies here. Oh, yeah, that's
it. That's right. Now we get to know no one crazy in Europe. No
one crazy in Norway. Or oh gee Holland. And a guy Shut up the
shopping center no one crazy there. Of course the Dutch also
don't know that all their banks have been nationalized. What
really? What? What?
They didn't know. No, he didn't No, no,
he he did he knew he knew. He knew he actually turned me on to
something very cool. Because we were talking about what I was
talking about Kickstarter. And and I said yeah, and he hadn't
heard of Kickstarter. But I said you know this is really cool.
Lamp Have you seen this job the LED lamp that you can control
with your smartphone you can make it any color you want was a
Kickstarter project they wanted 100 grand the raise 1.3 million.
And he's from Holland he's got like a Philips has had that for
years you can buy it in the in the Apple app in the Apple
Store. But what he turned me on to is this thing called lie five
you heard of this lie phi Oh, to lie phi. And there's a whole
consortium I've been googling on this and this is like wow, this
is totally an atom project. So you can you have LED lighting
and you can have it anywhere and you can have it on the street
you can have it in your home you know, do any LED lighting can be
anywhere but be because it's led you can turn it on in very, very
turn it on and off and very fast accession. So you don't even
notice that's flickering. But with your smartphone, your
smartphones camera can detect the flickering and can receive
the messages. And it's can it can receive a communication from
the LED flickering of lighting.
And it's this is reminiscent of remember that that Microsoft
wristwatch?
Yeah, how you would you would program it was a time BRT.
And it wasn't a tiny hold a wristwatch up. Yeah, yeah. And
then it would flash at the thing, and it would load it with
the data.
Right. So now, so the idea is, and it's kind of cool, because
it's, there's no intercepting of it, you know, it's like if you
intercepted then the person doesn't receive it because
you're blocking the light. So you can hold your your phone in
your hand, the front facing camera receives the flickering
light. And it can be micro, it can be like a square foot, that
this would mean that you can get a certain message, work and walk
three feet further and you get a different message. Now I'm
seeing of course is like wow, Morse code. Already all over the
map with this though they
apparently Fraunhofer has already gotten up to three
gigabits per second communications light. Yeah,
yeah, it's light. So it's the thing of Dino. Problem is seems
to me. I mean, I understand what they're trying to do. And of
course, I don't have the whole neighborhood flashing like that
or just have it in any place other than where it's supposed
to go.
It may cause epileptic epileptic. Fit. Yeah. And what's
your problem?
Yeah, that's my problem.
Yeah. But I don't know just I like these kinds of things.
Something about the alternative forms of communication that
doesn't include some central entity that is going to protect
our freedoms that it turns me on.
Yeah, well, good luck with that thinking. Well, run by PG and E
are one of the light you know, and the message will always be
the same stay in place. Stay in your
house resume normal activity.
resume normal activity.
The new Superman movie is out Man of Steel. And this is this
is just shameless shameless what they have done, I guess the
Armed Forces Pentagon or Department of Defense paid for
the movie. Complete time. This was let me thank him before he
gets all pissed off about it. What's your blogger guy name
from dvorak.org/and
Gasperini.
Yes. Gasperini Sergio. Thank you, Sergio, you rock. Okay.
He's he's he found this and sent it to us before the movie came
out. This is the commercial that plays in the theater before you
see the movie Man of Steel, and it's intercut between while
you'll hear what it is and the movie
in your command Ready perhaps in this very theater seemingly
ordinary people know the uniform they were facing extraordinary
people who always answer the call for help
revealing who they truly are
capable of extraordinary feats.
Citizens soldiers of the National Guard
learn how one American Icon inspires another soldier of
steel.com
So that was clearly mixed for the cinema.
Man a steel soldier of steel
Yeah, but but soldier of steel.com You know, the citizen
soldiers of the National Guard continue
to rely only on our military in order to achieve the national
security objectives that we've set. We've got to have a
civilian national security force that's just as powerful just as
strong just as well funded.
I sound like the same word to me. Civilians soldiers.
A steal
sorry, of steel. S soldiers of steel. Think it's a little bit
of propaganda. I haven't seen the movie but you think that
couldn't be anything there? That's a little askew
and lots I got a couple of interesting clips.
Oh, well, that's nice because
so you know, you always like to at the beginning people get to
listen to the pre roll or the pre roll. It's not pre rolls to
pre lewd to the stream. This pre stream of the stream when they
would the fat lady sings the Valkyries tune yes from Dick
Wagner. You say Cinco Demayo, which is what we just had
recently had a Cinco Demayo
which is what she's singing by the way. She's singing Cinco
Demayo.
And it's assumed that everyone that listens to the show, do you
the nose, the Sango malaise or whatever, there's a there's a
show called eggheads or brainiacs or something. I think
it's a gets on the BBC. And they have these these geniuses on one
side, and then people challenging them. And generally
speaking, if you ever watch anyone who visits the UK much
years ago, this is nice. It's true anymore. I think it's kind
of interesting. But years ago, you I remember, like in this
80s, or you watched the television and they have these
game shows, and they'd be asking these strange questions. In
1786, which prints married which Belgian monarch? And these guys
would answer the question is, and then they'd have these
really cute now it's been the public has been dumbed down so
much.
That was a prince Leonard of Belgium.
So here was here was the Cinco Demayo. At the somebody asked
the question, oh, God, what is Cinco Demayo? What is Cinco
Demayo? Which you think in England, they might have a clue.
The Cinco Demayo is a holiday celebrating an 1862 military
victory over the French in which country? Is it Portugal, Mexico,
or Spain? Cinco de mio is a holiday celebrating an 1862
military victory over the French in which country?
Cinco de Mayo is Spanish, isn't it? A Spanish or Portuguese?
Portuguese? I think Greece is in the fourth lowest French in
Russia, Russia which go to Mexico. Score for Spain. We
think I'm not I'm not sure at all to be honest. It's been
approached
by those guys could totally take over this show. Sounds like you
and is like I don't know what do you think Spain Portugal? I
don't know. Maybe Greece? I mean, are you sure this neither
way the most amazing. Three parts. They give you the answer.
Let's listen again. It's not my choice of Spanish into Portugal.
I don't know. Could be Maya?
cinco, cinco de Maya some Spanish so it could be Spain or
Mexico or Portuguese? Because Wildwood possibly Mexican
central the city in the southern states? Yes, this is a
possibility. There's a possibility of welding on
Mexico. Well, we don't
know. We need this music. When we do that. By the way, when
we're discussing something we need
some background music, everything's got background
music and I'm watching these He shows that you don't have to run
any more that I want to
know I want to hear the end that now you've got me hooked Hello
probably guess we're gonna have a complete guess at Mexico.
Want to change your mind that was Spain Portugal, Portugal,
Spain Mexico wasn't on the list and suddenly Charles says let's
go wild and get the ride
Oh wow. Wow, that was just the really
Publix I remember from in the 80s when they seemed intelligent
no it by the way the whole show is like this they don't know
anything that's amazing.
What I wondered maybe this will be the missing that's pretty
good, right? Yeah, no
keep playing we will talk over Mexico or
Spain or no you know, in Portuguese is not like Spanish
only backward a
bit like it but it sounds different when they speak it has
a certain ring to it sank though is
no, it could also be Wow. I mean, I haven't. I'm guessing.
No, it's not on the list. But then maybe it's
the question is Sanko is that really Spanish? Or is that a
dialect of French? What do you think? I think
the music builds that to stay with that. The beginning of the
sequence this one and loop it you gotta loop I gotta live the
sequence. Someone will do that for us. Yeah, this right here.
Yeah.
It's the weakest link is what we need. That's the one. That's
pretty good. We just We just need need that part. That's
good. I like that piece. The show donations are up.
All these all these new shows? Very rare exception. They're
happy. They're playing music. And
then we got all kinds of effects and some voiceover. Yeah, now,
we're not we're not shooting
stuff. Boom, boom. We are not doing this right. Yep. A few
more of these these clips from now. We're not we're not doing
it.
Right. That's obvious.
Yeah. Yeah. Play the love clip just out of the blue. Okay.
It's the most powerful thing on the planet.
They totally agree.
Did you go that? It was Mother's Day today. And we know love.
Can we seriously God? And we do we do we get no love. We don't
even have moms anymore. But how sad are we? Yeah.
We don't have we don't have moms listening. No, we
don't have moms that are moms. I mean, we have them. But they're
floating around, you know, laughing.
Probably not helping us get any donations. Like
they're sitting up there on a cloud.
Those boys need to get work.
I told him he should stay in college.
What was the point of this podcast? Nonsense?
What was your mom's name? Phyllis. Phyllis and Valerie.
Val. Yes, Phil. Phil.
And Phil is like, I remember when the steam engine first came
around.
So I'm listening to Australian TV. And they have they're having
like a slight depression. I guess the whole world is but
nobody wants to talk about it. Oh, no. Why do that? And so
their solution is Is this more women in the workplace clip?
Hold on. I don't have that. Oh, yes, I do. I'm sorry. Yes.
Setup, are we good to go?
I'll do that I'll do a after setup,
more women to go into the into the workforce. If you look at
the Grattan research and the research of others, the two most
important productivity improvements we can we can
implement as a government if we get that privilege is to get
more seniors to stay in the workforce and to get more women
to go into or stay in the workforce.
Well, hold on. All right, John.
This is ludicrous. You know, in other words, don't let any of
these kids get working ever. Keep everybody in the workplace
and have it work them to death work the women to death work the
old folks to death. And this is going to be a great productivity
deal. Wait, wait, wait.
You gotta you gotta play the music when I'm doing the beds.
This is where you talk. Oh, okay. Sorry. It's not your
Australians are crazy.
So more more and more women in the workplace
and more seniors. I fact, I'm seeing a lot of seniors now at
McDonald's.
And they're not just eating like fries.
Would you like fries with?
Well, they got a good meal plan.
But that's a little pet peeve of mine.
But let me just say something about that because America,
we've always had seniors and restaurants and certainly
diners, Walmart fast food wise. I don't go out and I can't go
Walmart. But part of that I've always felt was also because
seniors want to stay relevant and be active. And I used to
talk to old folk. And they'd be like, Yeah, it's like no, I'm
yeah, I'm on fixed income and this head this is extra, but I
like being around young people who are also in the store and
like, you know, being around people and interacting with
people and helping people. It's like the old people in the
store. Yeah, okay. May take maybe a little slower, but they
are going to actually help you. I find
the care. Yeah, there was something Yeah. As opposed to
the kids.
No, they don't give a crap. Although not a to Home Depot.
Wow, whatever program they got at Home Depot. I'm all for it.
I think it's just that store because that's not everybody's
experiment. No experience.
No, it is Home Depot does exactly. I'm saying Home Depot
is doing something with their with their young employees that
I'm all for. I think it's fantastic. I
don't I'm not I'm like I'm saying I'll say it again. We
don't see that at our Home Depot's at all. No.
No, our Home Depot's rock.
Okay, well, that's good for now. Yeah. Don't worry, I ran into a
weird anecdote. I want to ask you about this. They had Diane
saw Soller oh, gee, drunk. No, no, no, not trying to see her
drunk for a while. She was interviewing foxy Knoxy, that
woman It was the murderous in Italy. I really don't I really
don't know the story at all. But you don't need to know the story
I could. But she's they're discussing something. And then
they she brings up a point at the end of this little back and
forth, which is very short. But right at the end, she brings up
something and I'm going to ask you is it kind of like an Afghan
if you've ever heard of this? Or if you even do it?
Right Do you that was introduced was that there was at the very
least some estrangement there and over bathroom hygiene. Over
that, maybe it's cultural difference, but the openness of
the of condoms, the openness of of the vibrator.
Hold on, I just got to stop and enjoy that for a moment. Diane
Sawyer saying the openness of the vibrator. Diane, you dirty,
dirty bitch. Did I just hear a bird?
No. She was objecting to these things. So it was hurtful to you
that annoyed you actually.
So this is one of the more strange things that happened was
that no one ever confronted me. No one about the things that I
kept in the bathroom. Or what? Like, what friends I had that
that had that was never discussed. While we were living
together. The one time that she ever confronted me about
something was she was very embarrassed and nice about it.
And I was very embarrassed and like awkwardly laughing about it
afterwards. And that was when like, discussing that after you
flush the toilet, you have to use the brush, which was not
something that I was used to and that was fairly early on. This
was not something that happened afterwards. And it was fine. We
didn't have an estrangement, and we didn't argue about anything.
This is a very,
very good interview. I
thought so because of the vibrator joke.
There's a whole bunch of stuff in here I'm like it
well so here's the question. Now I've never heard of this but I
can imagine it's as a cultural thing. You take a crap or a pee
for that matter you flush the toilet and you bring the brush
out and use if there's any residual anything you scratch it
scratch away at it or if there's not I mean I'm assuming that
this woman probably a two minute much shellfish and that was a
mess in there but
what what whatever the case
let me just write that down avoid shellfish when having
sleepovers.
So apparently so that was the that was the house requirement
and that was that is that you ever done that? Is that anything
you've ever heard of culturally out of Europe? Does Willow do it
in Italy? Is it some Italian thing? I've never heard of this
kind of high hyper toilet cleaning.
Yes. And in fact
I'm you take a crap you go you use you clean the toilet?
Yes. Yes, we have a brush next to every toilet.
We have a brush next to the toilet but we don't find it
necessary. What do you do? Do you do rub it over your head? If
you take a beat, John, okay, hold on, hold on a second. So
you're telling me now you can basically live alone
So did you know I got a bunch of people here? And nobody does? I
mean, a bunch of people wait, so you all see your way.
All right. All right, I got it. So you take a massive crap from
your shellfish dinner that you cooked. It says all like, you
know, we call them rim sporter. So there's a tire skid marks all
over the toilet bowl. And you and you so you flush you go like
Ha, good work and
leave fast toilets that you use when you lease a Porsche.
France.
Oh, hold on a second. Ah, ah, this is very important. This is
something you may not know. The toilets in a lot in one the
Netherlands for sure. But for many, many years in most of
Europe had a shelf on it. You would actually poop on a shelf.
I've studied this. And that was so fun. The shelf toilets were
only in Germany and Holland. As far as I know. There weren't in
France ever. Okay, so French toilets by the way, you as have
French toilets in his house. Have an amazing they just
they've just like an explosion when you hit the flush button.
It's a button Boom. Boom. It blows off everything.
Can you give me a brand name?
Well pour Shea was one of them. But they got bought by Kohler, I
think and then there's a couple brands. They don't get over here
with poor Shea is the French toilet of choice.
So now I personally am a fan of the flush mate 2000 Are you
familiar with this device?
Is it the one that that washes your butt? No.
Not cool, man. I had one of those toilets in Amsterdam it
had it would shoot warm water up into your preheated and then and
then it would it would blow dry. Yes. So this is the toilet I had
the first time I had a urinal. This is when I had money on
effect had a urinal
when I was there a sink in the bathroom. Yes. And was it need a
urinal for?
Well no, I had a separate separate two bathrooms one with
a sink and a urinal. And then you want to joke Yeah, no. So
this toilet you would sit on it and the minute you sat on the on
the on the seat immediately there was a it was sucking air
down. So any odours would immediately be taken away and
then you do your business and you had
then you'd like the sound effect.
It was very subtle. It was very nice. Because women would sit on
it for the first time go oh, they have to warn them to when
you sit down don't be afraid because you're just gonna have
this apparently is a little different sensations. And then
and then when you're done you hit the button and then the
seriously there was a mechanical thing would come out of the
toilet a thing kid like I would like a tube a copper tube would
come out rotate up and then would spray a mist. Yeah, but a
good one like and then he's followed was followed by and as
long as you were sitting there it would just dry your butt. And
then you get up and you'd be done.
And now back to the NAFTA wipe it was that good?
Oh yeah, no. Well, the white thing is really bad. I mean, and
in most cultures don't wipe with the crazy paper crap that we do.
They use water. You don't know how to use the shells.
Shells. very obscure
joke. People who have seen Total Recall will understand but it
remains you if you take a dump and there's residue you don't
clean it you just like whatever let the kids look at it when the
next person goes to pee. You know you can you can try and pee
it off. Is that how you think? Is that how your household is
wrong? Because not ours man don't come to my house and poop
in my toilet and not use the brush. I will call your ass out.
Noted. But is that is that what you asked me? Yeah, I
did. I got I got a very good answer. I guess I'm asking.
Right now we need to separate the two types of people that
listen to the show. The ones who follow the rigidity of the
Italians it as a man did Knox and and then the judges were
more lazy.
Yeah. No, not lazy. just disgusting. It's rude. It's just
rude. It's just rude.
Okay, if you say so. I've been to plenty of bathrooms that
don't have a brush. What are you supposed to do then lick it off?
No.
If asked for the brush. Hey, where's your brushing here?
Yeah. Or take a piece of toilet paper and do it for them? I
don't think so. Okay,
I'm just wonder you dropping the show
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No wonder that you are nonplussed every time you
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But it was only once that is
sold that baby
I still have it somewhere
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John C. Dvorak. What do you do after you take a nice shellfish
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well, while your traditional British Bart,
BART to a bar Aaron net tests for the woman. Second Chances
show? Well,
I have something we haven't really had a crack on second
half of show. But I got some really good that I'm, I'm
pretty. I think this is pretty awesome. So there's this guy who
worked at the CIA. For many, many years, he is dying. He has
I think has emphysema and he has an operation coming he may live
but he's pretty much not. They're certainly not expecting
to live after what he has gone on record saying he has done a
an interview. And you can find it on YouTube. And so we have it
in in the show notes, of course, 512 dot na show notes.com or
now.na show notes.com. So you can always get the latest. And
he talks about area 51 which he saw and witnessed and was given
a tour of but more importantly, he talks about the president at
the time, who was so angry that Roswell and area 59 that the air
the era pfiffner area 51. Commanders would not really let
would not tell him what he had would not let anyone on base.
And here is our formerly anonymous really whistleblower
from the CIA. Now talking about his experience and what the
President asked him to do, yes.
They call us in, went into the Oval Office. And isin President
Eisenhower was there in Nixon, and they said, we called the
people in for him J 12. From area 51. And this four, but they
told us that the government had no jurisdiction over what they
were doing. So Being a general past general, you didn't tell
him to go to hell without any real good reason. So he said I
want you and your boss to fly out there and watch the game
person personal message. He says, What just tell them
whoever's in charge. Tell them that to get in. They have this
week, coming week to get into Washington and to report to me,
and if they don't, I'm gonna get the First Army from Colorado.
And we're gonna over take the base over. I don't care what
kind of classified material you got. We're gonna rip this thing
apart.
Eisenhower was going to invade Yes, Harriet
was the first term
so the guy has my attention with with this. And I'm pretty
confident he's legit. I don't know if your story is true, but
I'm you know me. I'm very prone to believe that story. So would
you like to hear his little story about what he saw at area?
51?
No, I think we got other things I got a couple of clips from
extra and the OMG show.
Shut up. Here we go. You fly out.
You land what happens? Can you describe this whole process what
you saw
him because the 13 or 15 Miles saw through his for like
different garage door openings. Get in these garage door
openings. They had like different sauce for crass livery
first one the Roswell craft it was kind of crashed up. But
apparently every alien that was no died except for a couple.
CC the Roswell craft and what are some of the others that you
say? Well, the
Roswell craft was really strange, because it look like
rural heavy aluminum foil right next to it, and you can rock the
whole thing for the week. I mean, 5300 pounds
today tell what the source of power was of this craft?
Yeah, it was like rivers, gravitational things, okay. In
fact, one later on, I got I got the the mathematical code for
rehearsing gravity in a three by five card.
What do you think?
Well, here we go. Again. As soon as the anti gravity thing comes
up, my antennas go up because every other guy's got this
formula. I want the
formula see nothing. I want the index card. It's a three by
five. I guess
it must be a very short formula. Well, it's like equals MC
squared. It's not a big massive formula. It's very simple. You
know, what's
so upsetting to me is that we're now in our sixth year of this
program. And whereas you have an if you people I encourage you go
back listen to the first couple of episodes. You'll hear the
John was like a New World Order bullcrap. Hi, this is dad that's
not the curry. You're crazy. Oh, what are you talking about? So
you've really way come over to my side on a lot of this habits
big time,
but nothing God. Oh, what? I can't be nuts. I had a car that
got you know, gas mileage from water and you're gonna meet an
alien have never showed up? I mean, come on.
But here's the thing on the alien stuff. I'm really I can't
I can't believe it anymore. I mean, I just, this is just a
couple of things. The thing I didn't play in this, he was on
the the blue book team. So I was like, okay, that's already code
for like Project Blue Beam. And he mentions in this briefly the
Alien Autopsy. Like that was his that was what the CIA was
watching. Right. Okay, that this now I think it's bull crap, but
it's very well done is really just
imagine yourself, you know, you're a CIA guy. You're on your
deathbed. And you you think well, you know, I've never
really played a really great gag
Wayman, I could swap broth Blitzer or, or I know what I'll
do. Yeah, good point. 2.9 But I'm disappointed because I can't
get excited about it anymore. I mean, I, you know, I you know
me, I'm totally the into you know, the the idea that there's
an energy that that has been withheld from us. And you know,
I look at a lot of the work that Tesla did and think about you
and why did they have to go burn all his books, his research,
what, why? He was kind of, in a way. There are so many questions
that are unanswered that now I'm going to die searching for that.
Oh, they burned all that Wilhelm Reich stuff to you know? Yeah.
Going energy and
on energy. Yeah. Well, that's because it was basically he was
doing porn.
No, yeah, he's still actually I have a couple of his
publications that were saved. And because there was a lot of I
got out, I did like, a real document of his real thing that
he was concerned about what he believed that aliens had had
taken, already invaded. And they started but they have, they're
in a different timeframe. And they started a process called
desertification. And desertification is the idea that
you could turn the whole planet to have one giant desert get rid
all these humans do I don't know hydroponic? You
start over? Yeah, sure. You start over again, there was
no reason for it. But but the one thing he points out and I do
see this once one, every time I see it, I go, Oh, that's
interesting. He and He has it, he would, he would go into like
some place that is in the middle of nowhere, dry desert area, and
find like an old building or structure of some sort. And
notice that especially if they're made out of stone, or
bricks, or something that you would notice this black, like a
black mold or black fungus in an area where there's really
nothing else living and it was on on top of these buildings. So
it would be like dirt, where there was no dirt. In other
words, it would be on top you see this black and you see it in
a lot of photos. This is kind of a black goo was like sit on top
of does covering parts of the place where it lands. And that
is he believes as part of the that that stuff, whatever it is,
eats into the to the structure and this destroys and turns it
into sand. That was his theory. I didn't know what we didn't
need to do. We just never talked about it again. But I've always
kind of monitored the growth of the deserts some ways to go.
Well this is interesting because this leads me into another guy,
dead guy. Rudolf Steiner. I familiar with the work of Rudolf
Steiner. You know the name rings a bell biodynamic agriculture.
Oh, he's the biodynamic guy.
Yeah. So he lives I'm gonna me I looked him up in the book of
knowledge. Rudolph Joseph orange Stein off February 1861 to march
19 25, Austrian philosopher, social reformer architect and a
centrists. Oh, no. So, so terrorists now. So terrorist
cheese. There you go. What's so terrorist this what does it can
be that you are okay. I am now as What would someone say? What
do you do? I'm an esoteric assist. Perfect, and you can't
pronounce it right. And you can't be an esoteric assist
without a terrorist. He gained initial recognition as a
literary critic. Anyway, so he came up with idealist
philosophy, and theosophy. But the thing that I was, was
brought to my attention was the bio dynamic agriculture. Right
now bio diamond diamond dynamic agriculture was brought to my
attention twice and yesterday was the second time by the same
guy, Farmer Chris, at the Austin market. Now you farmer Chris, a
huge fan of the show. And he he's our mainly eggs. But for
the past, say couple months, he's been selling onions. And
I'm not talking just you know, like an onion. I'm talking.
These onions are as big as a kid's head.
We've seen on news like that, right? I have a photo of J with
a big giant onion on her head that's bigger than her
head. Right? Exactly. It's so crazy. You took a picture of it.
So yes, he has these every single week and I love buying
them because one onion feeds eight feeds at evil nuts. It's
perfect for dinner parties. I'll just take an onion. But he'll
he'll package them neatly with a rubber band. We'll have a really
big one and then a smaller one. And and I said Chris, how do you
and by the way, they're so good. It's such an outstanding
product. sweet onion. Yes, it is. You want to bite it and I
have I've I've taken these onions and just eaten it like an
apple.
Yes, we don't need you.
So are they he's not he's not good for cooking. I used them I
love
No No they're good for cooking too. The problem is sweet onion
is that they don't keep very well because the so much
moisture content in the onion these
for a week not even in the fridge just just on the counter.
No problem.
Yeah, well week is not very long for an onion.
No. Okay, well we, you know I get I get new onions every week
I eat his onions I
eat. Okay, go on with the story. So
and I say Chris, how do you do this? He says Oh, biodynamic
agriculture. In fact, I heard that very sound when he said
like biodynamic agriculture. And and said, well explain this to
me. And he said, Okay, well, this is so you know, apparently
when he is planting or when he's harvesting, he does it at very
specific days at specific times. And no discount is. There's a
lot of the moon and the stars in the universe, does he?
Does he have the cow head filled with weird herbs that he has to
bury in the field? Did he tell you about that part?
No. I'll ask him. We'll ask him on Saturday. And he didn't
mention it. So no, don't know about that.
There's some really weird stuff. Let me give you a little what I
know about it. And this is a tip this is people always talking a
little bit about more about food. Here's a tip for
everybody. The friendship and some of the Italians but mostly
the French have taken up biodynamic agriculture for their
vineyards. Not all of them. But but like 5%, quite a few and
some very famous places. As a matter of fact, there's a couple
of biodynamic places in the Napa Valley. My experience is that if
you go to a wine list and you're looking at wine, and you see the
word biodynamic next to the wine, get that wine, okay? And
here's the real here's my rationale. I don't believe this
biodynamic thing is that big of a deal, or if he even if it
works, but these guys who choose to use biodynamic, this is just
I think coincidental. People who choose is very rigid, you have
to be on top of everything. There's a lot of processes, you
got to do things at a certain time. And the moon is gotta be a
certain way. And you got to do this, you got to do that. So
you're always on top. Essentially, you become a, like
a neat freak about your property. And you're, you're
actually putting so much work into it because you have to
follow this process that you produce a better product
naturally. Now,
so this is also known as Stella naturo, by the way,
yeah, I think that's the Italian version. Yeah. Anyway, so the so
when you see a wine generally speaking, it's an outlier, too.
It's not like a mainstream overpriced wine. It's some like,
God knows what is this? You know, it's red, it's about it.
But it says biodynamic is usually really cheap. It's
cheaper than the regular one. lines that are not biodynamic,
but are made by more marketing oriented companies, you will
always get a good really good wine for the money. And without
fail, I have done this for years. I was the old bow now try
that. And it's always a winner. So as your that's your tip of
the week. So
so in a way you think there's something to it, whether you the
I don't know about the cow's head and everything but you
know, you're kind of applying the placebo effect. Exactly to
it. Okay, that's fine. So,
but here's about the cow's head,
I will ask him about the cow's head but I know that he does go
out on you know, in the middle of the night and then full moon
and that's when he's gonna plan to that's when he harvest and
you know what, I love farmer Chris and I love his outstanding
product. So whatever he's doing is good by me. But here's where
he got me. He says, Adam, you need to look at the Stellaluna
tour. You need to look at the at the biodynamic calendar to you
will be very amazed when you because there's the biodynamic
calendar works with the apogee and the perigee. Yep, perigee.
So the apogee is when the moon is the furthest from the earth.
And the perigee is when the moon is the closest to the Earth in
its orbit. He says, Go and look at at big events in history, and
compare that to the biodynamic Stellan matura calendar. And if
I look at April 15, which was an apogee. So the moon the furthest
away from the Earth, at 322, is the exact Apogee which would
have been 422 in Boston. You go back, you look at September
11 2001 Apogee at like 8am is kind of freaky when you see that
these things are happening at the certain while these these
two events I haven't I haven't didn't have time to look at
everything I could think of. So I do want to look at the next
apogee, which will be tomorrow. So we can put this to the test
and see if anything happens. Tomorrow the apogee will be he
at 6:32am. So 7:32am New York time, may 13, is the next
apogee. So we need to track this and see if stuffs stuffs
happening or not.
Okay, I'm putting it in the book. I'm sticking with the FBI
Apogee cycle
well, but but it doesn't mean that it can't sweep
cycle which does not match the moon. Wow
the FBI guys they're out of whack. They're really out of
whack this whole this Boston thing really screwed them up. I
mean it's gotten so bad now that we now you know now is like, I
have a hangnail and those two kids did it. I know they did.
Hey, remember remember the stock crash it was the CERN F Brothers
is hitting a thority is in Boston say they have, quote,
mounting evidence that those two brothers could be linked to
another horror could be linked to another
horror. Did he say whore?
He said yes. He said I'm pretty sure.
Wait a minute. I'm pretty sure he said horror. Let me listen to
that
again this evening. Authorities in Boston say they have quote
mounting evidence that those two brothers could be linked to
another hor a turtle murder on the anniversary of September 11
ABCs Gio Benitez.
I love these memes triple murder on the anniversary of September
11. It couldn't get any better. In fact, they did 911 These two
they flew the plane down
the Boston case again tonight.
The chilling details come from a new look at a cold case. It was
2011 on the 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, and
three strong men had turned up dead in the Boston area.
Investigators telling us this crime was not random at this
hour. They're looking for two assailant
two assailants police never found the bodies of Brendan
mess. Eric Weissman and Raphael Tekken had been mutilated,
nearly decapitated. Marijuana covered the bodies and $5,000 in
cash found nearby.
Well, that sounds just like what these guys do all the time.
Now investigators say forensic evidence may point to the
alleged Boston bombers, Cell Phone records show the sword and
I have brothers were in the area the day of the murders. The
first thing that one of my law enforcement officers said but
this
is a reporter for ABC News in Boston. I mean, you can just
hear the Bogota madness dripping off of it. This looks like
something out of an al Qaeda training video. Of course it
does. This is so graphic
investigative reporter Michele McPhee covered the murders.
So apparently the al Qaeda training manual that tells you
to cut people's throats, cover them in marijuana and throw cash
on them. This is how ridiculous this has gotten. They will do
anything to distract you from even thinking straight about
anything that happened in Boston, anything at all. And to
make it worse, they're now spraying people like bugs. This
is not this is
spraying people. There's chemtrails
all over the area. Here's the report. And this is this is
really sad what is happening here every
night for nearly the past two weeks, residents have spotted a
low flying aircraft doing loops over the city as Bill shield
shows us. The FAA knows what's going on. But the agency isn't
telling. It's It's frightening. It's more than weird. It's
frightening.
That's what a lot of people in Quincy are feeling right now.
For the past 10 days or so. An airplane has been buzzing around
the city from dusk to dawn flying low and slow. And it's
not the state or local police. I mean, it is strange.
I don't know if they're looking for somebody or I have no idea.
Yeah, I
mean, either. Tell us Yeah, they won't tell us either. City
Councilor Brian Paul Moochie has been inundated with calls from
residents. But he could get little information from the FAA,
other than the flights are authorized,
specifically asked, well, can we isn't law enforcement flight?
Can you tell people that? He said No, can't I can't tell you
that. And then I said, Well, when folks call me Can I at
least tell them that it's something they shouldn't worry
about? It's something they shouldn't be concerned with. And
he said, I can't tell you that
we call the FAA or we're told only that the aircraft is not a
drone. It's manned. And we have to be very careful this time.
Even the mayor has been kept in the dark and he doesn't like it
is a case where he's frustrated as a constituent in the sense
because we don't know yet. We don't know what's going on.
Obviously, when the federal government wants to keep
something quiet, they keep something very quiet. And in
this case, they wouldn't even say how long these flights will
continue. And Quinsey. I bill shields WBEZ news.
And by the way, the aircraft is not flying when it's cloudy out
only on starlet nights.
Go ahead and Google Quincy or Quinn you pronounce it Quinn z
but you spell it qu incy chemtrails that It came trailed
in Austin the other day, like earlier this week. Oh my God, it
was unbelievable. I haven't seen that in Austin. Since we've
lived here. They have just spraying us just like it's like
a shut up slave spray.
Yeah, it's uh yeah, I'm
sorry persistent jet contrails Yeah, sure. Sure. Yeah, yeah.
sighs after you did a calculation on them, I don't
have to be a part per billion product that would and it's not
drifting it just sitting up there this chemtrails for kids.
It doesn't just be 13th is bogus
this stuff doesn't drift John it it falls to the earth
it's wiser to stand up there then it no have fallen anywhere.
Then you're looking at a picture it's a photo.
You actually have a movie of it falling Yeah. Oh
in LA I took movies all the time. It floats down to the
earth. Yeah, oh yeah. Okay, dream on big boy. Got This is
No, I'm crazy. No, I'm crazy. Sure. There's no crazy
I'm crazy. Yes, exactly. Yeah.
No, wait. I'm chemtrails Leave me be honest. Listen to this. Do
you remember this interview with the China entrepreneur who did
not want to be recognized therefore he was in silhouette
and incognito? Remember this China Danny the China man
remember this? Okay, now listen to what he says here, too, for
the hunger.
at the gas station. Johor left the car to pay. Timberland was
fiddling with the GPS. Danny knew this might be his last
chance. How do you do that in your head? Do say 123. I was I
was counting. I was counting 1234 I just do.
Now you remember we laughed about him saying this 1234 ran
the gun email from Simon Adam. Gianna. Just listen to episode
509. I was listening to a bunch of episodes in a row. And I had
a thought about Danny, the China guy. I found it really odd that
he was when he was asked if he counted to three before he got
out of the car that he said no, he counted to four. I have a few
Chinese friends and they all assure me four is an extremely
unlucky Chinese number. I believe that's because the word
is similar to the word death. I'm pretty sure that no true
Chinese person would choose the number four as a starting point
for the run for freedom and escape from possible death. Just
the thought that's good. Yeah, this this is why we're the best
podcast in the universe. Yeah, thank absolutely correct. People
thinking about stuff. And we noticed it we
like why did we didn't notice it was off. It was weird.
It was weird. Yeah. Cuz it's almost like they're giving us
No, I
don't even think it was that I was thinking that guy's a phony
anyway. Yeah. Well, no, Danny. Really? And so he's been given
the microphone. It's like this just Ramsey character who's on
every show he can be on. So he's just hogging the mic. That's why
he came what was no no, no wasn't here as far as I want to
talk.
Did you see? I didn't record it. Did you see Anderson Cooper
interviewing him? Isn't the funny Oh, but I do
have? I do have a worst interview which is GEORGE Oh,
Stephen pupillage.
Stephen knuffel. Nicholas,
yeah. interviewing him. And he's always so easy. So.
So let's just so this has to be part of such as so. What do we
think it's right.
This is a prelude to Dr. Phil. I'm telling ya. Store.
Absolutely.
Here we go. This is for those who don't know, this is the
neighbor who didn't do much other than call 911. Like, can
you operate a phone? Yes, you're a hero. Can you eat a hamburger?
Yes. You're a hero.
Thank you so much for joining us this morning. Boy. I know it has
been a whirlwind for you since Monday night. How are you
feeling?
I'm having me. You
know, he's he's hammered.
Into the little
Little Red Bull helps. Okay, I understand. You're drunk, right?
I was that horror we gave you
by the way put a Red Bull into the screen.
Oh, geez. Really? Yep. Oh, God. That's cute. So it may be even
when like this, Hey, can you act a little like tired? And then we
can throw the Red Bull out? Yes. It's a sponsor. You get it?
Right. Hey, maybe they'll they'll actually hook you up
with a sponsorship if you try it.
Exactly. And I also know that you do not like the word hero.
But it is true that when you answered that door and helped
kick it down
the Can I just say something before you said help. Yeah, no,
I want to roll it back. I just want to say something because we
make that joke about the Red Bull. I want people to know that
when I did, and this was government program. This was a
government non commercial program. The show was called
Countdown which I, which I hosted for several years in the
Netherlands. And we took money the production company took
money from the milk industry. So this was set in like a bar, kind
of like a club, grungy club bar where people were drinking beer
for sure. And you know, you saw people drinking, it was okay.
But then I would be able to, I'd be sitting there with Mick
Jagger. Okay, I'd be interviewing Mick Jagger, and
then okay, and then And seriously, the producer would
cue me to take a drink of milk.
You're kidding. No.
So he would have a beer. I would have a glass of milk. And I
would get a cue to drink to now they gave me a car. So I wasn't
complaining. i They gave me a Volvo 480 s to shut me up. Here
have a car. Okay. I just want people to know that it's really
happened. That
wasn't I wouldn't be surprised if this guy wasn't told to do
this up. He grabbed he's actually tired. He held a Red
Bull up and and Stephanopoulos says, because the guy didn't
hold. He didn't say Red Bull has held up the candidate
Stephanopoulos says Red Bull,
thank you so much for joining us this morning. Boy, I know it has
been a whirlwind for you since Monday night. How you feeling?
Me, you know, pushing through the level is a
little red ball helps. Okay, I understand that. And I also know
that you do not like the word hero. But it is true that when
you answered that door and helped kick it down, those young
women were finally rescued. After so long has that sunk in
for you?
It's gonna be a while bro, bro. I mean, just speechless.
You had never seen Amanda Berry before that moment when you went
to her door? No. What did she say to you? In those moments
after you finally were able to get her out there and get her on
the phone for the 911 call.
She is more girls in that house. And I was just blown away from
that statement. You know, I mean.
And when the police got there, they wouldn't then brought the
rest of them out.
And you and you had never seen anything of any of them before
even though you knew Ariel Castro a bit.
Not only I didn't see nothing. Apparently. My neighbors haven't
seen anything either. This
guy's on crack. John. He's on crack, telling you crack. So
what do I know? This has got to go beyond it does something
funny happened? Was it like this the whole time? Well, there was.
Let's listen. Let's listen.
Now I've been there a year. She's been right there next door
to me. For a year. Every day since I've been known that you
sent me tell you some. When you move into a new neighborhood
See, I'm from the East Side. Here's what's
happening. So these are the I want to hear the rest of this.
So the they invite him because they hope what they want is they
don't want this guy. This guy is in a hole. They want the guy
that goes I know you can't have no white girl running into a
black man. That's what they want. They want the Eddie
Murphy. You know, pop. Well guy, crazy black guy. You know,
though I was McDonald's hamburger. And I was thinking
Damn, I want a Red Bull. That's what they're trying to get the
guy to do. And so they jacked him up last night, but they
didn't Jack him. Right. And so now he's hungover and he's he's
a dud. This is a dud, but you
just have a good line at the end, I think steps out of it.
I'm from Richmond heights. I want to brush High School. Okay,
I went to orange. Hey,
hey, did Giorgio say I went to orange like We're bros now that
he just say that. Hey, I'm three feet smaller than you and white
and wimpy but I went to orange we brothers
were rivals.
Cisco Cisco. Cisco was cool.
But you didn't see anything.
That one iota because I wouldn't have been speaking to this dude.
Dude. There we go. He's got new Dude his mail when it comes to
my house more Red Bull quick he's getting better I eat his
food when he realized barbecue oh yeah now we're going when he
feels like playing salsa music try to you know letting
me go yeah it was getting
no net what is a whole different interview and I wasn't
sure it would be a whole different interview and so you
eat ribs of them you dance with him?
I love it where he's with Anderson Prakash should have
record I didn't even think about it was so dumb. He'd like if I'd
known that he'd be sitting here for triple murder right now but
kid I got you ya brother? Sure.
You saw him every once in a while. And there was nothing at
all. In his demeanor that would give you the inkling that he
could do something like this.
No. It is. So he there. I'm not stupid for his car and all that
good.
You've really become a phenomenon all across the
country in the last 48 hours. I'm sure you've seen some of
some of all the craziness going out all across the web,
including that auto tune. Have your original interview. How
does that feel to you right now?
If people are happy
there is no feeling you do what you got to do.
And you did what you had to do at the right moment. Charles
Ramsey, thanks very much.
Terrible. Get him to liven up. So they didn't you heard the
auto tune. Yeah. I hate auto tune.
Is this do I play this now? You could play it. Play on my
Charles Ramsey. He's a neighbor. Walk me through again. What
happened this
afternoon? I knew some was pretty wet your ranch.
I love auto tune I think is great. What's your problem with
it? I love it. I think it's funny. This is very creative.
This is good work. Hey, when somebody
plays and if you'd like it's so much
fun. I've heard it a million times. It's not like novel. I'll
play I'll play it for myself. And I'll dance around later
after the show. People can take you and auto tune you and make a
great song out of it. It's funny. I mean, I could take this
at this any no agenda?
I know what you're saying. I'm just saying it's cliched as old
as two years old. It's passe. I just don't get why anyone would
do it. And they put the amount of work they put into this guy's
thing is ridiculous. I mean, it actually is a song. Yeah. But
what's the point? What do you do? Is it so gotten so bad that
people can waste their time on this sort of? Oh,
I see. You don't understand? Oh, I'm sorry. It's an app. The
whole idea is the people who made this autotune sell the app.
It's the they do these auto tunes.
Yeah, no, I understand that. But this song was edited to make to
run through that app. It wasn't just straight up.
No, but that doesn't matter. People go Oh, that's cool. I can
do that. Let me get the app. The whole thing is just to sell the
app. Everything's a pitch. All right. Can we move on to
something more serious? Because this is
yeah, you mean like the IRS cracking down even though this
against the law and then your buddy Carney just goes on and he
tries to use a new phrase. I got Kearney and the IRS, the phrase
verb would he substitutes the word inappropriate for what I
believe should be the word illegal.
Good Friday afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for
being here. I appreciate your patience. Before I take your
questions, I just wanted to note because it's been reported we
we it's funny. We have exactly the same thing. Oh, would you
let this go into the IRS question? Okay, I guess Yes.
Many of you now have a background briefing here at the
White House earlier. I think 14 news organizations were
represented ranging from online to broadcast TV print and the
like. And we do those periodically. We we hope that
participants find them helpful. I will say that no one here
believes that briefings like that are a substitute for this
briefing, which is why I'm here today to take questions on
whatever issues you want to ask me about. And with that, I will
go to the Associated Press.
Thanks, Jerry. Two subjects. I started out with the IRS issue.
IRS has expired conservative groups with names like patriots
or tea parties for review, and says In some instances, a
coworker is inappropriate. We asked him What remedies and it
has apologized. When did the White House become aware that
the IRS engaged in this and in a tax collection system that
relies on trust? Isn't the IRS has credibility at stake here?
And will the White House that's called on by Senator McConnell
to call for an investigation committee I
appreciate the question. And we certainly seen those reports
when he says I appreciate the question. I presume that was
scripted that he asked this question.
And he's seen the reports. Yeah. Does anybody really think that
there was no involvement here? Well, and then he blames bush?
Well, I'm gonna hear that that's
my understanding is this matter is under investigation by the
IG. The at the IRS, the IRS, as you know, is an independent
enforcement agency with only two political appointees. The fact
of the matter is what we know about this matter is of concern.
And we certainly find the actions taken as reported to be
inappropriate, and we would fully expect the investigation
to be thorough and for corrections to be made. In a
case like this, and I believe the IRS has addressed that and
has taken some action and there's an investigation
ongoing, but it certainly does seem to be based on what we've
seen to be inappropriate action that we would want to see
thoroughly investigated.
Even if the President was so critical of some of these groups
in both in 2010, and 2012. Isn't it natural for the public to
think these things are politically motivated? What
assurances? Well, I
think, first of all, two things need to be noted, which is, IRS
is an independent enforcement agency, the which I believe, as
I understand it, contains only two political appointees within
as we heard the individual who was running the IRS was actually
an appointee from the previous administration as a whole. But
separate from that. There is no question that if this activity
took place, it's inappropriate, and there needs to be action
taken. And
I let me let me say something about this couple of things. I'm
glad you brought this up. One. This president in particular,
has threatened with this before and when he threatened
something, he usually comes through on it. I will remind you
of one of my favorite clips,
I have two words for you. Predator drones,
this guy is he's not a joke. He says Predator drone, he goes out
and he kills 1000s of people, women and children and by his
own kill list. So I dug back in the archives, and oh, yeah, and
lo and behold, he is another joke. It's always funny when he
says that.
This was much ado about nothing. But I do think we all learned an
important lesson. I learned never again, to pick another
team over the Sun Devils in my NCAA bracket won't happen again.
President Crow and the Board of Regents will soon learn about
being audited by the IRS.
You're an asshole. Because you do these things. He does these
things. Clip he does these things.
That's the top comeback clip of the month.
Thank you. That did but you can't do when he makes these
jokes. He means that he means it.
Oh, it seems so
and I have had this happen to me. I in the Netherlands. Oh my
god. I have been raped by the Dutch tax of the IRS. And what
I've been raped in America, the IRS with gun to came into my
office with their hands on their guns looking for me. Because
they couldn't find me for 10 years. Yeah, when they left the
country ever hear of Google idiots. And this and this is not
an uncommon occurrence for presidents and people in power
to use the IRS to audit people and make their lives hell and
the IRS is armed. They have guns, they can tap your email.
This is in the news at the same time, where the IRS and the FBI
are saying they have legal authority to eavesdrop and tap
your email. Because it's you know, everyone's gonna be paying
their fair share. Meanwhile, the this was kind of the funny one
that was circulating. So the IRS No, this came out an IRS press
conference with a bunch of reporters. And and you just hear
the hubris of these morons confirm
one point it's Tom Costello with NBC News. You're saying a
quarter of the 300 were associated with tea party or
Republican issues, correct?
No, I said that about a quarter of the cases that were selected
for full development and either Tea Party or Patriot in their
name.
Okay. So just sorry, thank you for the clarification. But
that's that will be up quarter of the 300 times we're talking
75 or so. That's correct. Is that a quarter? Thank you. I'm
not good at math. That's correct. She's the IRS. The IRS
thank you good mad.
Yeah, I'm not good at math. That was a classic Yeah. But notice
in here it's not so much the Tea Party it's the Patriots part.
This is what really is pissing me off is we are taking the
entire concept of being a patriot and turning it into
something bad. You remember we had the the last
while while waving the flag. It's weird. Well,
and one of our producers sent me an interesting link. And he
said, you know, you're now a terrorist if you're a patriot
member the the old cuckoo was in the double wide trailer and they
like he had had Molotov cocktails. And like, well, we
would do we had to arrest this guy because he put on his face
blast show on his Facebook, you know? Well, anyway, so he's a
member of the Black Snake militia. Now you know what the
black snake with the black snake refers to?
The snake on the Don't tread on me flag. Yes, that
is known as the Gadsden flag. And the Gadsden flag is very
interesting history. If you you can look it up in the in the
book of knowledge. But as the Don't tread on me flag, I
guarantee you if you fly this flag now, which you know,
historically, this is this is a huge, hugely patriotic flag for
so many different reasons. And you've probably when I grew up
in the 70s I remember there was a t shirt. I think I might have
had one actually. And it would be the snake and it said Don't
tread on me. Yeah, it wasn't a 70s bicentennial. And then
underneath that, it said for 200 years, nobody has that was kind
of like hey, American folk. Yeah. But now, all these
symbols, including the Confederate flag, which we have
to give up on that one. But now the Gadsden flag. It's just if
you say you're a patriot, you are now a terrorist. That's what
it is. This is the upside down world that we live in.
Yeah, no, I'm 100% with you on this one. You can buy these
flags, by the way from all these flags, vendors. There's a black
version, the Black gets in flight. What the heck is that?
No. The black Gatson flag it doesn't say anything about it.
Meanwhile, I mean something.
I got a honestly, I can save that one. I did want to touch
briefly on this 3d gun printing business because I've got some
problems with what is happening here. Because this is happening
in our in my backyard. You know, this
is your printed 3d gun when you go buy one down the street?
Well, I don't think this is about 3d guns at all about
printed guns whatsoever. I think this is about something
different. And so I have a couple of clips, I actually have
a very good piece from C span, which I feel really explains
what I'd like to play it in its entirety as a couple minutes a
little longer than I'd normally like to play like two and a half
minutes, then I'd like to take it to the douchebag Chuck
Schumer, who I think is really going to tell us what is
happening and what this is all about. So this I found to be a
very good explanation very calm, the guy calls the guy in
anarchist without freaking out some good answers, questions and
answers. And this gives you an overview of what happened
recently.
You may have seen this week's stories concerning what is known
as the Liberator it's a plastic gun, comprised of about 16
pieces, except for one piece of metal, which is a common nail
this gun printed on what's known as a 3d printer.
What's not true?
The specs for the gun require both the nails as the firing
mechanism, but it also requires a metal cube.
Okay. All right. Well, that's just point is there's metal in
the gun. That's that is important to the story.
This week, the State Department asked the person who put this
the plans out for this gun as the takedown those plans as they
consider some of the implications. They're joining us
to tell us a little bit more about this. Andy Greenberg. He's
with Forbes magazine writes on the issues of technology,
privacy and information security. Mr. Greenberg, thanks
for joining us. Now I'm going
to say that I think Greenberg is complicit in this Forbes
magazine is complicit in what is going on. And my main reason for
saying that is everyone just lets the State Department go
there's not a single State Department official who was even
been questioned, because then otherwise he would say we asked
the State Department for comment. Now there's no, it's
just like, Oh, I saw the letter and I'm going to reprint the
letter. So there is a setup here. Thanks for having me.
Mr. Greenberg, can you start by telling us more about this gun
and how it came about?
All right. Well, Cody Wilson is a race when you say great, he's
20
because it's great, cuz I'm great. I don't know. I mean,
because he's on a mission, he's a part of a scam five years
old. And for the last year, he's had this goal of 3d printing an
entire gun. A 3d printer, of course, is a machine that can
lay down fine strands of plastic into solid shapes just as easily
as an HP printer can put ink on a page, and it creates very
precise objects. So the idea is, this is a gun that anybody can
download off of the internet and print out in their own homes.
And Wilson, who is a libertarian, and an anarchist
intends this to be a gun that essentially evades all forms of
gun control. He thinks that he can show that the government is
irrelevant on this issue that that a 3d printable gun cannot
be controlled in the same way that one that has to be bought
from from a commercial supplier can be
so here are the various parts that were involved in the
creation of this gun. And how was it tested out as it had the
ability to fire on a consistent basis?
Well, I spent some time with Cody and I witnessed the first
test firings of this gun that he calls the liberator. First he
pulled he he fired it with a 20 foot string just for safety. And
then later he did fire it by hand for the first time. And as
far as I was able to tell him, he was able to tell him those
tests. It's even despite the fact that the barrel is plastic,
and that the body of the gun is plastic as well. In fact, the
entire thing is plastic except a single nail uses the firing pin.
It is capable of firing a standard handgun rounds without
visible damage. And even if the barrel is damaged, he can swap
in a new barrel that can be printed in just a couple of
hours.
Is it legal for that he
did this? It's well, Cody, I said he's a law student. He's
been very careful in almost every way to to make sure that
what he's doing is entirely legal. In fact, he would say
every way, he had obtained a manufacturing manufacturing
license to become a licensed firearms manufacturer, to make
sure that abides by this undetectable Firearms Act. He
put a chunk of metal into it. That's entirely extraneous. It's
just a way to abide by that law. If if you printed it at home,
you could take that out and have an a pretty much undetectable
firearm likely. The one thing that he's been caught on by the
State Department is the fact that he's essentially it's as if
he's exported this gun this this kind of new firearm simply by
putting it on the internet. So the Department of Defense
through the State Department has demanded that he take it down
because he's he's supposedly violated export controls of
weapons.
Okay, here's the things that that are bothering me. This
whole story stinks now, this Cody R Wilson, I'm not trusting
who this guy is. You try to find anything about him where he's
from. There's nothing in the book of knowledge. It's just
he's a law student. I look at the videos these are
professionally shot highly stylized, very, very does
precisely done. He like very slick. He's getting big printers
for free. This Defense Distributed it's Oh, it's a
nonprofit, but it's pending because and I looked you know,
you know me, I'm way into that stuff. So he says that it was
pending in 2012. Well, bullcrap, you know, where's your status?
You know, there's, it's not, there's no record of this being
an approved, nonprofit. It doesn't take that long. You can
already operate as nonprofit and put out your reports. And I'm
thinking Hold on a second. This stinks. And I'm, oh, really,
this is a big deal. This is not a big deal. We
have a lot to say. I want to add one more thing to your This
stinks thesis. Why was this Greenberg guy who's just a
writer for Forbes essentially writes about security at the
firing of the first gun, because it's a set of likely spam
incidents. It's a set of us are in bed together, you know, in
one way or another. Now
we are on? Yes, they're in bed together. And I want to I wanted
to add, you kind of broke my train of thought that doesn't
really matter. This Cody R Wilson guy stinks. This stinks.
I can go to Home Depot and make a gun better than what he
printed. It's called the zip gun. This is not a huge deal.
This is we're made in the 50s by gangs. This is
a red herring. And now we go to Chuck Schumer who first here he
is with the party line. So this is how scary it is. Oh, we have
to be really afraid.
Well look, little remember the Clint Eastwood movie in the line
of fire. And John Malkovich. One of the great original bad guys
in that movie spent months and months and months trying to
create a gun out of wooden plastic so he could assassinate
the president. Now, it's not a movie anymore. It's reality. And
I think society will push Congress to act no matter what
the NRA does.
Okay, so that is there's now it's set. Okay, so now Oh,
that's right. He might kill the president. And we have plastic
guns home. Oh, well, this is the original bad guy. He did it. Now
when a politician says to you, particularly Chuck Schumer, who
I've met personally, and he scared the crap out of me. So
evil this man is when a politician says, we're not doing
this because of that. John, would you agree with me that's
pretty much a lie. And that's exactly why they're doing it
course, very common. We see it all the time.
Technology does some very good things. These 3d printers, which
plinth print sort of 3d plastic, the way they'd spray ink on a
piece of paper, have a lot of very good uses. No one wants to
abolish them.
Yes, you do. That is exactly what this is about. We are on
the cusp of a revolution. You see it taking place everywhere.
We've got maker fairs, we've got kids very interested, we are on
the cusp of a revolution, which is going to put big companies,
big companies of the who sell shiny crapped us out of
business. And of course, it's the gun industry is very worried
about this. But all industries do not want the slaves to have
this power. This is what scaring the crap out of them. And I
think it's a valid concern. I think we are this is the true
revolution when you combine the internet. That's why he's doing
this. He is He is being funded. This Cody Wilson, I believe,
I'll just say this is my theory. He is being funded to show the
world and not just the legislators, but other captains
of industry, the danger that is approaching of 3d printing, it
has to be stopped and it will be stopped. And they are going to
stop this 3d printing business with everything they've got.
They're going to try and stop it.
Well, good luck with that. I think they could possibly with
another one of these gun creations. Find some way because
they can print a gun to license 3d printers. Okay, that would be
one way to do it. And you'd license them and you'd have to
pay a yearly fee and all the rest of it. Yep. And that would
be used to probably it would put a crimp in a lot of the Homebrew
ones because you know there you can get one for 299 bucks that
will print your rings. I mean, I don't think that's too much of a
big deal. I don't know I think let me ask you a question that
horses long gone I mean, this is not a this is gonna go nowhere.
But the licensing I think is Apostle John
the horse that the horse is long gone. I disagree. They can stop
sale of anything they want. There's there's all kinds of way
to ways to do that. The horses I mean, it's I think that someone
woke up and went, Holy crap, we can't have this. We can't have
people making their own stuff. You know, and you know how much
slave toys will no longer be necessary from big companies. I
mean, I find the implications of 3d printing to be a game changer
way beyond it certainly would networked way beyond anything
that people can even fathom at the moment. Why couldn't we be
printing our own chips? I don't see why that would be
impossible.
Well, at some point, you could Yeah.
So I mean, all these things we won't need it but why not? We
just make our own iPhone. And when you come up with an idea
everyone works together right now is I'm I'm already seeing it
I'm making the new version of the podcaster the ultimate
podcaster which is going to be a slimline enclosed beautifully
designed box. And um you know, I got the Mark Smith is out there
and he's in California and he's he's doing circuit diagrams and
will order the printed circuit board and we could easily print
that on a printer. We just don't happen to have one. And we're
making this all by ourselves and FedEx will bring the you know
the first prototype no one else needed no big company needed no
arrogant cocksuckers needed I'm looking at UK loss. So this is
what they're afraid of. And
well, I think they should be yes, I think it's a ways down
the road before you do some of the stuff that you're describing
for sure. But it's coming because once the technology
takes hold and people are fine, you know, it's it's the perfect
device for for the you know, the razor blade model, which is what
everybody always strives to to obtain. Exactly. And how about
the razor blade model? We all live forever one razor blade
model of course what I'm referring to for people out
there is the idea that you build a device that does all the
printers are done this way. You give the device away and then
you sell supplies and you forever
How about the flashlight and make your own flashlights
needed. The other thing by the way, the next thing coming up
strong is the 3d scanners which are now just getting traction.
Yeah,
I can scan my organ and then print a thing
and then print one that's a great idea. A great use of this
technology is breakthrough. Well
there you go. That's that's all I can come up with right now. I
can't come up with anything else at the moment. I just have Bobby
Eaton come over we have a whole cottage industry here keep your
eye on this one. Keep your eye on what's going on with these 3d
printers. They're going to try to ban and
keep an eye on Cody Wilson and his gang of if anyone
knows Cody Wilson you know anything about him but yeah,
you've you've seen I know you feel it. I know you feel that
there's something something up with this. That is beyond this
bullcrap gun please. That's insulting. You can buy lower
receivers and ship them around kits is nothing new. And if
it's a good day maybe a good column for me when this guy
Greenberger sees
what he posts Yeah, keep an eye on that guy.
This is the world's first entirely 3d printed gun photos
10 Wild Things You Can 3d print at home this is the world's
first entirely 3d printed gun a second version me Steve Israel
the congressman who wants to ban 3d printed guns 10 wild things
you can do with 3d printer Whole Again, meet the Liberator test
firing the world's first 3d printed gun. 3d printed guns
blueprint these are all his articles with 3d printed guns
blueprints downloaded 100,000 times in two days. Yeah. With
some help from kim.com. Yeah, bring
him in.
Department to me. Yeah, right. Department demands takedown of
3d printed gun files. What else 3d printing kits it well. Maybe
they'll outlaw the files. I mean, there's so many that look,
you can't argue that there isn't a huge industry about against
bit torrents and NP threes. And that there isn't some arguable
success of scaring people. Export Control violations? Well,
yeah, I mean, and it's right there in the regulation. I mean,
you know, the guy becomes a licensed manufacturer, you're
licensed manufacturer. There's the rules is like the article to
rule number one, you can be distributing your crap around
without without a permit.
Yeah, he probably shouldn't have signed up for that program. He's
just doing software.
Now. He's signed up for it because he's part of some
program, John.
Yeah, that's what your theory is. And I'm not going to
disagree with it. I mean, do it's fishy do a book. By the
way, if I was one of the 3d person fooling around making,
you know, products with a gun included, it's the last thing I
would have thought of that I haven't have a gun licensing
permit to or manufacturing permit. I didn't I wouldn't have
thought of in a million years. Why would I?
So first, he was given a 3d printer then they took it away
from him. So here's his book of knowledge. Cody Rutledge Wilson,
a name is Rutledge. born January 31. Ada is an American law
student self proclaimed crypto anarchist, and free market
anarchist. He is the founder and director of Defense Distributed
a nonprofit organization sorry Wikipedia. There is no record of
it being a nonprofit that develops and publishes open
source gun design so called wiki weapons. Good one they're trying
everything is suitable for 3d printing. Then we get Brian
Doherty described Wilson who's Brian Doherty
described well marketing guy think I think this guy I know is
Brian Doherty.
Describe Wilson as more than just a gun guy also states
Wilson probably right about how it has to end the people will
have the power. Wilson has been named one of 15 most dangerous
people in the world by Wired magazine is another shill Wired
Magazine Wilson is a second year law student at the University of
Texas law school in Austin. But that's all there's nothing about
him you know how they always have like, you know, born here
has a sister nothing
you know he's you know, just defense distributors right down
the street from you. It's an Austin Yeah 1300 North Lamar
once you go visit him. Why? Just see what's going on might be
just a hole in the wall just a mail drop. I mean, you're right
there, it seems to me to be something worth checking out.
No. crazy guys got guns. I'm not gonna go hanging around. Blow
Up. Def CAD. Def CAD. No, no, I'm calling the guy out as a
shield. This doesn't seem like a smart thing to go hang out. I'm
a pussy like that. I'm gonna sit here with my big microphone.
I didn't say that I just said drive by it.
Okay. You want me to do a drive by is that
like the regular journalists do
no most I'm doing what regular journalists do go to wiki pedia
and copy that and publish it I'm doing I'm doing my job here
people all right, we'll keep our eye on this I'm I'm really
thinking that this was about the 3d printers which is a
revolution that is beyond anything we can imagine right
now.
And here's this first article that he had in his on the web
page of all the press that they've been getting the first
article listed at the bottom by the National Review Charles
cook. Guns don't kill people. 3d printers.
There you go. This is it. 3d printers is dangerous. Danger,
danger will rub. Alright, might everybody tell me you've heard
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