So, you can't do that. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak
is Thursday, June 20 2013. Time for your gizmo nation media
assassination episode 523. This is no agenda. Hence the Super
Soul to your Kowalski here the Travis hightide out in Austin J
house in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry and from
Northern Silicon Valley. I'm John C. Dvorak Hill.
How was that?
I was trying to stretch it out.
That will make up some more words instead of stretching out
the words. After I braided the Linux in the ham shack guys who
then of course, went right back and said those guys they got
easy talking. They spend three hours jerking each other off.
So that was pretty much for them, so yeah, exactly. Right
on. And you listen to critics. Yeah, that's alright. But I was
critical of them. That's why,
yeah, you deserve it. It says it's a quid pro quo. We gotta
go. Somebody who has a microphone we're
done. We're back. Exactly. Amen. Is it has it been six weeks
now as six weeks comes from the last real incident, I believe is
on the week of July the fourth. Yeah. Why? What is What did you
see?
Oh my god. This is? Well first let's listen to the George
Stephanopoulos report.
Who is on Good Morning America.
Yes, I'm Good Morning America. The former Clinton operative has
this to report straight
out of Ray Bradbury. The FBI has arrested two men for wanting to
kill people including the President with a ray gun. They
say the man tried to create a device that would suddenly zap
out invisible and lethal X rays radiation powerful enough to
kill. The senior justice correspondent Pierre Thomas has
the file on this bizarre arrest.
We've seen death rays in science fiction movie. But today the FBI
charge to upstate New York man Eric fight England Crawford, a
self described engineer and clan member with building a workable
death threat.
I like this and clan member with a workable debt. So he had like
wily eto Coyote, he's got plans from ACME Corp. To build a death
ray,
this particular device would be capable
of emitting X ray radiation,
this device would have been capable of doing that and
killing people.
The murder was planned allegedly calling for attaching an
industrial grade X ray machine to a specially designed
triggering device stored in a truck. The weapon would be
mobile shooting concentrated doses of radiation on
unsuspected targets would die within two weeks. Among the
potential target sources say Muslims and President Obama.
Alright, so I'm like, wow,
this is great. Why would they even get within a million miles
of President Obama? No, but it's
a death rate. John, don't you understand that? All they need
to do is Park the van outside the White House? Yeah. And name
the beam and target in the White House parking lot. And aim the
beam for I mean, this is I can't believe that Stephanopoulos can
actually sit there and read this news report. Seriously, this
intro, MSNBC, I have to say, the douchebag there, he had the real
information, which is just hilarious when you hear what's
really what the story really is very odd story. You've
got the details, though. For us. Yes, indeed. It is an odd story.
And we should point out before we go through all of this, that
the FBI says these men never pose any danger. Because they
never got the support. They thought they were getting all
the people who they met with, who agreed to help them turned
out to be either informants or undercover agents. But
yeah, it's just a whole bunch of people like Hey, man. Hey, I got
a great idea. I'm going to help you build a death ray. Yeah, we
give it to the Muslims. Yeah. And that not that head honcho
Muslim. We get rid of him with a death ray. Yeah, man. How stupid
are we? Well, just Stephanopoulos he's a runner ran
it straight kid.
The guy has no shame to do that. He's just
ratings on that show. There's got no shame because he's making
millions through the roof. Right? Probably getting about
$12 million a year. Actually.
I was gonna say 15 I think he must be 15 it could be 15 It's
unreal. Consider we get like, you know 100 bucks here.
Yeah, okay, but you know what? I can sleep at night.
Yeah, well, that's true. Well, if you're gonna play Crazy
stuff, I got the crazy Oh, no,
no, don't tell me you watched it. Oh, of course. It's your
job. I agree.
It is my job. This is my segment. In fact, here's the
deal. You be rated me for missing the Miss America beauty.
Did I was very disappointed. Did
you be rated me? Yes, I was ya said okay. All right. I'm taking
this assignment. Yep. And I'm gonna go with it.
Now now before before you say anything. May I point out that
wiki pedia now has an entry known as divorce tax law. You
can look it up Durex law states, the worst the economy, not only
do the hookers get better looking, but they get cheaper.
It's really known for that.
It's on Wikipedia. And it's irrevocable. You cannot erase
it. And this is
a subset no agenda page where no
it has its own wiki entry. Oh, God, just Google DeVore X law
is stopped me in my tracks. Search here.
I think you have to do wiki. I don't think it's gotten. I don't
think as the Google juice just yet. All wiki. Where is it?
Maybe? Oh, here it is. No, no, maybe it's gone. Yeah, no, that
can't be a no, it's gone already. And uh, hold on a
second,
guys. PD. They don't like us.
But it's that let me just say not the vortex law. It is the
vortex underscore law. But I
didn't show up on a Google search. What's wrong with the
Google? Try being
here it says the vortex law is proposed that this article be
deleted because of the following concern. does not appear to be a
notable law.
That it may get notable.
This is good. This is crap. A search failed to find enough
reliable coverage about it. Well, this is no good. And I
guess then leads block search engines from
Hey, hold on a second. Stop the presses. Google could not find
it. But being founded and the number one search.
Yeah, so they're in cahoots? No,
Google's obviously. Yeah, Google's in cahoots with the
wiki.
Yeah. And they're biased against your law. Yeah, well, certainly
this is an outrage. However, you can address this concern by
improving copy editing, sourcing renaming or merging the page by
people get to work. It The thing is it only has one reference and
it's from me.
I guess that was a tip. A lot of people heard it I'll vouch
proposed deletion as of 19th of June that's pretty funny.
Anyway, so this is a subset and you guys should start to in the
chat room or perhaps you start filling out the page because
this is a part of divorce tax law as he faithfully tracks all
beauty pageants that are televised in the in the universe
go
Okay, so here we go. So there was a big stink I thought this
was a cover up for what was going on these beauty pageant me
to outrageous political questions of these dumb women
who are smokin hot by the way Oh
dynamite the to that one but Connecticut and Alabama. I
thought Miss Alabama until you hear her talk was absolutely
stunning. Turns out to be a fascist no less. Here's what
happened. This got all the news coverage apparently Miss Utah.
Yeah, who is looks like an Icelandic woman. She's amazingly
Icelandic lady. Your eyes are just one millimeter too wide.
But that's fine. She was gorgeous. She answered this
idiotic question and this got all over the news. This is Miss
you, Tom. Not
just Andrews not just on the news. But this is what people
were blogging us. I was surprised that people were
tweeting and sending this this link and like our Do you listen
to our show? Do you know how to look through the BS?
Apparently not. Judge number three. NeNe Leakes. Your
question, please.
A recent report shows that in 40% of American families, which
who are women are the primary earners, yet they continue to
earn less than men. What does this say about society?
I think we can relate this back to education, and how we are
continuing to try to strive to figure out how to create jobs.
Right now. The biggest problem and I think especially the men
are seen as the leaders of this and so we need to try to figure
out how to create education better. We can thank you. Thank
you. Thank you. Sorry. Hi.
Thank you, sweetheart.
You're an idiot. She's actually Yes Your Mercies from Utah. why
this question was asked in the first place. It's beyond me, but
she's from Utah, and it shows she's probably a Mormon. And
she's thinking when they're asking the question, she's
thinking to herself, what would make the Work? Work? Oh my god.
She was completely befuddled by that.
I can tell you this was, this is all scripted. These questions
are
not Oh, yeah, no, you'll see how scripted they are. No, I
know, they're scripted. So I think she just blew the lines.
You know, she just the answer was there. She knew what to say.
It was just it was it happens, it happens. This is not because
she's dumb. This is just, you know, it's your moment. It's
your acting moment, and you mess it up. And people who if you
emailed or tweeted this link to either John or I turn off the
podcast now Go away, go away. Because you should know by now,
this is all scripted. All she did was not dumb. Policy. This
she just made, she's flubbed the lines. That's all.
So and by the way, if one of these women and when you hear
the rest of the I got four more of these are all shortlist in a
minute, but when you hear the questions and how lame they are,
and how political they are, if just one of these women would
say, you know, I don't think it's appropriate to be asking
these sorts of political questions which are loaded and
is read probably just to make us look stupid. I really find it
insulting and that's all I've got to say. I would just I would
be this woman's fan she'd died, right? follow her on Twitter. I
mean, we don't get any of that we would instead we get this
kind of a weirdness Hey,
do you want to build an x ray machine to while you're at it?
So here we go. Now we're gonna go with now the one that I
thought was the best looking of the group was Miss Alabama.
Yeah, and so but she comes now they asked her a loaded question
and she just they all these women give the the worst kind of
answer to make them look like either idiots or Nazis. And
Alabama did both I could not see.
All right, next, let's have Alabama join us, Alabama. Please
reach in and select the cars for the middle work for the middle.
Okay. Judge number two? Wendy Malik. Your question please. For
Alabama.
Government tracking of phone records has been in the news
lately. Is this an invasion of privacy or necessary to keep our
country safe? Why or why not?
I think this society that we live in today it's sad that if
we go to the movies or to the airport or even to the mall that
we have to worry about our safety, so I would rather
someone track my telephone messages and feel safe wherever
I go. Then feel like they're in crow encroaching on my privacy.
That's a big word there that encroaching word. I wonder where
she heard that in the script. First of all, I loved her teeth,
man. Could they be any wider? Just like King like I gotta wear
shades because of this girl's teeth. But that was so funny
that that is yeah, of course. That's completely fascist.
Because she is encouraging corporatism. And I find I find
it hilarious that the things that we're doing is going to the
mall go to the movie theater. What was the other one I forgot
the other one like I want to airport airport that's right
gonna get to go travel to go to see the
nights that don't feel safe go to go to another Mall. All
right, so So then we go on and we get Miss South Carolina who's
a very very pretty black woman she is just gorgeous and
piercing her earlier like Miss South What if South Carolina
Yeah Now
the thing about this this remind this one now I'm wondering about
what's wrong with South Carolina because this is the state that
had that crazy Miss Teen who kept saying however and you we
need a vehicle can't find him United States on a map because
of South Africa and you know she went on and on with that she was
the de worst dancer anyway, this woman is in competition with her
hair
I didn't understand I didn't understand what I didn't need to
do that but I every once in a while I bring this clip on the
show Where's Miss South Carolina in some pageant asked answered
the question. So many people cannot find the United States on
a map. And she goes on with this whatever however so and she says
because of South Africa and feeding the poor and she just
went off the rails. And this one damn. Near beats it South
Carolina.
It is your turn Go ahead. All right. Let's see you got judge
number nine. Christina milyon
haha second, how can we can't get this gig. Tell me nine
judges and judge number nine is Christina Leon, the idiot from
the voice. Hey, Carson. Hey, that's who's judge number nine
is Yeah. And we can't get this gig.
And by the way, I just the way they're doing these questions,
I'm almost convinced that they have a list of questions. And
this is Oh, this is Mid South Carolina. This is what she gets
asked. It's give this one
yes. Give us your question. Hey, should people who leaked
classified documents the name of public information? Treason?
Wow.
I feel bad. I didn't watch the show. Now.
You should because this is like all you have to do is watch the
end because that's what this craziness you can't
can't write this stuff. Is this what we're doing? I
don't believe that they should be charged with treason.
Personally, I think that being a part of this country, we have
been given specific documents for specific reasons. Our
lawmakers have put that into their decision for certain
reasons. And if we feel the need to have to show this document,
then I think that we should show
show me your some of your documents. Say, I don't know
smoke was coming on every year as I think
she said, we are given documents we have to this is actually
another fact. She wasn't Jesus, you know what she the woman's
talking?
If one of them would just go like Heil, everybody, that will
be funny, you know, we shouldn't be writing this show.
She goes and she goes off the rails and pretty much saying
that we should all have documents. And we have to show
them when the authority says show me
on paper. Show me a Google Documents hire. That's what
she's saying. Oh, I know. But this is Oh, my God. We're so
lost.
Oh, totally. This is the worst thing I've ever seen. This is
the worst. So they finally come to the winner. This is the woman
who won by the way the last one. Which is Connecticut. Oh, of
course. You know, we could have called this. Yeah, we could have
caught off. We could have called this easily. Oh, we could have
easily call this obviously. It's kinetic shooting.
I mean, did she have a question about Sandy Hook by any chance?
No,
they didn't go that far. But this is almost as bad and she's
another fascist.
Let me just look at it first before you ruin it with this
clip. Let me say she's the brunette I think she's pretty.
She's kind of
like a dozen kind of
Yeah, diamond does like but a bit like Cindy Crawford used to
look kind of
like a little probably pretty. dime a dozen white
diamond dozens. And what does she five foot six? No, no, I
think she's, oh, she's not tall.
The tall one was Texas who had the best dress on cortexes.
Always awesome babes. But she didn't she wasn't as pretty as
the other girls. And they had to bring her instance with some
gimmick. They had this stupid gimmick. Let me explain this. So
they had the top five at the end for First of all, here's the
problem I have with this show. They start the show off with
these 50 beautiful women. And they come out and they introduce
them all says we're cutting it down to 15. And then we're going
to have the bathing suits. Right? Say why can't we see 50
Women and Babies really this is a mistake. I thought it was a
huge mistake and then they all the women are hustled off and a
lot of very pretty. Who knows how.
And are you just left clawing at your screen like No, no,
pretty much. And so then you get the 15 Come on and they cut that
down to 10 and then they cut it down to five real fast moving
listen this is broken and then they have some bogus thing. If
you tweet the name of the one you want we can we can save one
from the five that have been kicked off.
This is Brooke Daniels is Miss Texas I don't know she's she's
she has a mean look about her.
That could be whatever the case they they brought Miss Texas
back. What it should show there were six at the end.
Oh, it was okay. I get it.
It's a gimmick. Oh. Oh, TV. Wow. Okay, so here's our last or last
thing God tested.
This is going to nail it. This is going to knock it out of the
park. She
she well the other women if you heard their answers, all of them
are like that. They were stammering they didn't know what
they're what the guy was talking about documents. It's like
they're a bunch of idiots. Or at least hey, here's the deal. Let
me stop right here. If we could just get these beauty
contestants to listen to no agenda. Yeah, really? They would
and they would nail these questions. It would be beautiful
thing. Yeah, they would do them good. But they don't so here we
go.
All right, Miss Connecticut. Last to Connecticut. Please join
us and select a Connecticut
judge number seven. Mo Rocca. Your question please. Miss
Connecticut, the Supreme Court ruled that criminal suspects can
be subjected to a police DNA A test after arrest. Do you agree
or disagree with this and
why or why not?
I would agree with this. I think that if somebody's being
prosecuted and is committed a crime that's that's severe that
they should have a DNA test. I think there are so many crimes
going on in this world that if that's one step closer to
figuring out who has done it, I think we should absolutely do
so. Thank you.
It's pre cry, baby. Scindia. Hey, we picked you up. You're
guilty.
Anyway, so that's your last fascists. Good
work. Good work well, but wow, what
questions I mean, this is really kind of disgusting. They used to
ask questions like, do you like red or blue? I mean, it would,
which
makes more so they were they were always kind of like world
peace. Like questions. You could
tell us a little bit about the starving children. But these
questions are current events, and they're a little edgy. But
these women
fascinating.
In fact, who that is my report. Yeah, very good report. John.
Congratulate will be another one is six months with another one.
Shows ease,
please. No, we can't have this world. And we can't have more of
that. That's impossible. Oh, my goodness. Well, while you were
doing that, I was watching C span. Well,
I was watching C span two. And I have toppers for you. You got
one.
Well, I was I was I mean, this was a couple of things. I
watched them and maybe we should the mix and match up the the C
span stuff because of course we had professor had Dr. Muller
back again for a second round. And the most important thing
that that seems to be the meme that is being propagated by
everybody now is obviously you know, these programs that we
have of spying on us persons, and I'll explain that later. Is
is so they're so cool. So great, so fantastical, that if we had
only had them you could have stopped 911 So here he is. We're
talking about billions of phone numbers how many?
So let me let me if I could say two things you are going to get
I know we're working through the the list of numbers are not
numbers, not a list of cases. And of those domestically, I
think it'd be anywhere from 10 or 12 or 215 was important in
some way shape or form out of the billions of phone numbers
that were quite Yes, but let me go back to September lemons. And
in September lemons al MIT har was one of the principal
hijackers ultimately I think he was in a plane that one of the
planes in New York but I may be wrong on that but he's a
principal hijacker and the intelligence agencies were on
him tracking him through the Far East he nobody had them in the
United States only comes the United States and and 2000 is
sometime thereafter the intelligence community's are on
a number in Yemen that is known to be affiliated with with
terrorists. At that point in time without this particular
capability, they know one
second I want to point something out the idea of this
administration the way they've got these things set up is the
the guy asking the question gets five minutes. And so the idea is
when your mule or something rundown your Yak and Yak, yak
and yeah, to use up the guys five minutes that's why I say in
some form or another there are various entities that were
involved in today, you know, just just say anything
it's like it's like basketball, you got to run down the shot
clock you got to
put down his hunting down the shot. You have a big time.
Clock.
Well, they have one they have the clock and the red lights.
It's just you don't see that on camera. I think it should be it
should be an overlay like a lower third on screen we should
have seen
that so that's what's the special should have a lower
third With the clock ticking
you know, I have a feeling that we can legitimately do that
because the these public hearings that is public domain
stuff, so we shouldn't be able to take that video and do that
and make it I think we've talked about this before this is we
have no time to do these cool ideas
of identifying whether there was somebody in San Diego calling
this number in Yena in the the IG report afterwards indicated
that had we had this information we may well have been able to
stop the attack. Wow boy then chip Gregory.
What's his name? Chip, chumps chip Gregory they're on the
Sunday show. He he turns it around, which I think is even
better and just names a whole bunch of you know, everyone it's
sciences in everyone feels this but it's very interesting
because it's interesting whenever you say is very
interesting to pay attention.
Commentators this week have pointed out commentators, those
who are concerned about civil liberties, imagine their
reaction if there were another 911 style attack, and what the
American public would rise up to support in terms of washing
civil liberties. And you go back to the immediate aftermath of
911 we Oh, hold on a second.
Oh, safety. This is Liberty calling off douche bag. All
right, got it.
Do we have great producers or what?
This is static.
Now, but it's all this is this is now the thing that has come
back to haunt us 13 years later, or 12 years later, is to is
living Shut up. Shut up, slave. Shut up. If only we'd have these
fantastic programs in place. From 911.
We did by the way. Yeah,
of course we did. It's just what were what was the line? It was
it we didn't have the we didn't. It was like something with the
NSA wasn't in tune with the new technologies or some bull crap
like that. But the funniest thing, I don't know if you
caught this at the end. And this happens on C span a lot. And I'm
always watching when because they have the cameras on before
the thing starts and after it, it ends. And sometimes they have
the mics hot at the end. I love that. Did you catch this? Did
you catch it? Okay, so this is this is from Karl Alexander.
What's his name calling on Alexander. Right after his
appearance he had thanks, the deputy secretary, Deputy
Director of the FBI, and I'll play it you may not be able to
hear it to the Skype, but I'll tell you what he says. Thank
you. Thanks. Good to see. So he says there tell your boss, I owe
him another frickin beer. given to me, you should give them to
me. All right.
Really? Yeah.
Tell your boss I owe him another friggin beer. So I guess they're
all covering each other's ass or something like
that. Yeah. Well, they this guy came in and coverages asked us
this.
Yeah, yeah. And the guy said he says to to Kaiser Alexander. He
says, No, you should give it to me. I covered your ass. Yeah.
Yeah, exactly.
I can't I mean, we covered the Obama open mic with Medvedev.
How come the mainstream media won't cover this? This isn't a
true outrage where the commander's the guy with this,
he's got all the ribbons on who? Who would take the point
of that, by the way, he's the head of the NSA hate is the guy
who started this. You know, most of the time these these are
authorities that aren't military, that the NSA is not a
military operation. Why is this guy wearing his, I guess his
Army or Air Force uniform? I mean, why? What's the point? Do
I look? Before I had this job? I go to the city stars. I got them
on my shoulders. You haven't got one? In my way? Yeah.
Shut up. I mean, seriously, slave. Now. Did you see our
president? With Charlie Rose?
No, I heard about this. I'm glad you got this. No, I
that took several clips. I feel it is it warrants our scrutiny
and analysis of of what he is saying because he's being very,
very, very clear about certain things. Let me just see. So
first, Charlie Rose appears to be his handler. And it's
also he's cueing him. Oh,
it's beyond belief, really, really, really beyond belief. So
I have a couple of shorter clips which he can dump out of. And
then there's the one where he really gets into and this
probably will come back to haunt him. Because the way he explains
what is going on. It sounds nothing like reality. And so
this also, by the way, I think we're we're looking at the other
Obama, I don't know where the the the first one is. Because,
you know, we always have two oaths for him. One in public,
and then the one for the other. Obama and private. I think the
the other Obama, that's this guy. He's like the ribbon tag
team or something. So here he is on the balance between privacy
and security, which of course is, you know, this whole this
whole crazy notion
that I specifically said, one of the things we need to debate and
examine is our surveillance programs, because those were set
up right after 911. It's now been over a decade, and we have
to examine and what should the debate be? Well, the end and
what I've said and I continue to believe It is that we don't have
to sacrifice our freedom in order to achieve security.
Oh, well, now it's nice that you're saying something
different. We don't have to sacrifice you used to be
imbalanced.
That's a false choice. false choice. That doesn't mean that
there are not trade offs. Oh, given program, it's
not just instead of giving up, we just call it a trade off.
It's a different word. You say,
Hey, give an action that we take. So all of us make a
decision that we go through a whole bunch of security at
airports, which when we were growing up, that wasn't the
case. Right? You ran up to the gate. Exactly. Exactly. claim
you're running on. Been there. And it's been a while since I
went through commercial fine. Because I am an elitist together
if the experience is not the same, it's
not right. It's gotten worse. It's gotten worse press.
Right. And so that's a trade off, we make the same way we
make a trade off about drunk driving, we say occasionally,
they're going to be checked. They may be intrusive.
He's rolling all into one. Now. They may be intrusive, you know,
anal probe. That may be intrusive. But hey, we as well,
we all agree on, we all agreed on it. Remember,
to say there's a trade off doesn't mean somehow that we've
abandoned freedom. I don't think anybody says we're no longer
free because we have checkpoints. But there is a
balance here. But there is a balance. So
so to hear how Rose is putting the words in his mouth? Yeah, he
did that time. And it well, it'll come back several times.
He just keeps coming. There is a balance. And don't you think so
here's here is the President telling his handler, that he
doesn't understand you stupid civilian, you don't understand
what it's like to be me to be the president to have to make
the hard decisions when you're in the Situation Room
is, you know, a lot of critics have suggested that. If we go in
classes about Syria, by the way, I'm heavy, heavy,
no fly zones, setting up humanitarian corridors and so
forth. Heavy artillery, that heavy artillery that that's
literally
telling him, you know, do people understand heavy artillery?
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Heavy artillery. He's prompting him. Roses
prompting him with?
Yeah, okay, go on
offers a simpler solution. But the fact of the matter is, for
example, 90% of matters that have taken place haven't been
because of airstrikes by the Syrian air force. Syrian air
force isn't particularly good. They can't aim very well. It's
been happening on the ground.
Maybe they're not trying to kill people, like you say, maybe
that's why the Syrian air force isn't bombing people. So you
think
no fly zone is not necessary? What I'm saying is that if you
haven't been in the situation room, poring through
intelligence.
Oh, he's pouring through intelligence, John. He's
painting the picture and
meeting directly with our military folks. Hey, nice
uniform, to asking what are all our options? And examining what
are all the consequences? And understanding that, for example,
if you set up a no fly zone, that you may not be actually
solving the problem on the ground? Or if you set up a
humanitarian corridor? Are you in fact committed not only to
stopping aircrafts from going over that corridor? But Crassula
missiles? And if so does that mean that you then have to take
out the armaments in Damascus? And are you prepared them to
bomb Damascus? And what happens if there's civilian casualties?
And have we met all of the chemical weapons facilities
inside of Syria to make sure that we don't drop a bomb on a
chemical weapons facility that ends up then
I'd hate this job. That sounds like a horrible job, you got to
pour through all that intelligence and make all these
decisions. And my goodness, this is Oh, this is a very, very
difficult job. I wouldn't want that job.
Well, as Bush said, it's hard. Yes.
What do you think the number one job of the president is really,
apparently to protect the public?
What is it according to the Constitution, John, I just hold
the
Constitution, uphold and protect the Constitution, protect
the Constitution, try to strike against us.
We've talked mostly about national security and talked
about the responsibilities around the world. And you
certainly indicated by that last answer, that the number one
responsibility of a president is national security to keep the
American people safe, right, correct.
The dash is in Charlie Rose, I know better. Well,
listen to the he's given it to him asked
about the responsibilities around the world. And you
certainly indicated by that last answer, that the number one
responsibility of a president is national security to keep the
American people safe,
right, correct. Well, it is it is my number one priority
because if I don't get that right, obviously, we don't get
anything right.
That is so to speak. A bowl. That is so no, the whole
principle of this country is based upon defending the
Constitution, not the people if you don't get the Constitution,
right, that's where all the other things come into play.
That's what it's about. So now the president twice
Well, you know, if you could flip flop this, which he's been
doing all his his entire career, and everyone's buying into it,
as you can tell it with Charlie Rose says, If the number one
thing is to protect the public, that means the Constitution, you
maybe have to get rid of that, because we that's not number
one, number one, protecting the public and maybe to protect the
public, we have to get rid of the Constitution. This looks
like to me and and Ron, well, I think, well, obviously, they've
been trying to do this for some time to get rid of the
Constitution.
Well, it is a living document. You know, John
Torpy, people like Pat Buchanan, who seemed very conservative,
but he wants to have a constitutional convention as
others do. What does that rewrite the damn thing? Oh,
well, go
ahead. What difference does it make? That we have? We have the
right to do that don't only do we have the right to
do but I don't think it's a good idea. Imagine. But it comes
things like Obamacare, this thing will be like 1000 times
bigger would be like the biggest, we'd be dead. Before we
got to the end of this. If we started reading it.
We'd have material all thrown on painful death. Yeah, that would
that's what would be great
material. So that's a plus. So there's some
messaging here in this in this and this was an hour long
interview. And you know, that's pretty dull. I'm
surprised. Oh,
it yes. In fact, I was saying to miss Mickey yesterday. She's
like, wow, you work in Alaska. Because you have to listen to
this board. And he's too boring guys with one guy prompting the
other. And then you have to go back and listen to it again to
make sure you catch all the words because this guy is slick.
He's so slick. I'm going to skip the things he mentioned Apple
twice, specifically about the China's stealing Apple secrets.
And then secrets did they steal? Okay, you asked talking
to the Chinese?
Well, let's separate up the NSA issue, which I'm sure you're
gonna want to talk to. And the whole balance of privacy and
security with with this, though, is a trade off cific issue of
cybersecurity and and our concerns within cyber and
software and
cyber espionage right
hand more to him rose. Yeah, he's just telling him. You
forgetting this, you're forgetting. See, Rose can
remember a script. But Obama camp this Obama.
Every country to either? Nope. Large and Small engages in
intelligence gathering. And that is a occasional source of
tension. But it's generally practiced within bounds.
Okay, so he's so this is very interesting, because here he is
saying that all countries spy on each other within kind of like
the game, you know, it's within bounds.
There is a big difference between China wanting to figure
out how can they find out what my talking points
are? Just go to the teleprompter. When I'm
meeting with the Japanese, which is standard fare,
that seems to be normal. Apparently, I find that that
item is pretty. That's quite a big revelation for presidency.
You know,
we do that. And we've tried to prevent them from penetrating
that and they try to get that information. There's a big
difference between that and a hacker directly connected with
the Chinese government or the Chinese military breaking into
Apple's software systems to see if they can obtain the designs
for the latest Apple product.
Oh, who gives a crap about that? Is that your job now to protect
us from the latest iPhone being stolen by the Chinese who make
the damn thing and
write the A they have the plans in their factory called Foxconn.
Yes, it's a wonder country and be if it's if it's some sort of
new thing you're working on. It's usually patented. And you
can go to the patent office and take a look and print it out.
But what but why is this come from but why? Well, thank you.
Why is this the first example he can come up with and he's saying
that it is an outrage that the Chinese government is hacking
into our systems. I think he even said military in that let
me just check to steal Apple's latest design difference
between that and a hacker directly connected with the
Chinese government or the Chinese military,
military. The Chinese military. Hey, Kwang Dong Chong. Let us
feel iPhone secret. We will conquer America.
Brain dry with the accent pretty good.
I think there was more of my Japanese World War Two. World
War Two. Everyone was green army men.
Apple software systems to see if they can obtain the designs for
the latest Apple product that's left. Yeah, and
good. But that's Apple's problem. That's not necessarily
the government's. This is where this is leading. This is why
it's troubling.
If he had said something like, if they're going to, you know,
go and hack a system at the Pentagon and get the launch
codes and missiles, yes. Now, that would make sense. No, be
concerned about No, to be concerned about Apple's new
iPhone, I mean, what any keeps going and Chinese are
manufacturing it.
We can't tolerate that
can tolerate that what maybe we'll get a better phone. And so
we've had very blunt conversations about this. They
understand I think that this can adversely affect the
fundamentals, the US China relationship.
He apparently had a conversation with the President of China
about this, we can have you hacking into Apple man, put it
this is insane. Don't
consider this a a side note. In our conversations, we think this
is central, in part because our economic relationship is going
to be continued to be premised on the fact that the United
States is the world's innovator. We have the greatest r&d, we
have the greatest entrepreneurial culture, our
value added is at the top of the value chain.
Stop, stop. It's great. Now, after hearing this, now, here's
what Rose is going to ask, tell me I'm wrong. He's gonna say,
well, it doesn't this this kind of a minor thing. I mean, they
act after all, China does already make the iPhone. And so
they have the plans in the country. And if there's some
sort of innovation, they can just go to the patent office and
make a copy of the pen. So what's the big deal? Obama? Now
tell me, that's what he does.
John, I thought you said you didn't watch the show. Ah, yeah.
Because that's not what Rosa says, at all. No, of course not,
in fact that that clip is now over. But here is where the
President takes his whole cybersecurity thing yet a step
further, in the total fascist direction,
possible extradition, I will leave it up to them to so what
answer those questions, what's your fear about this? Look,
look, look, we have to make decisions about how much
classified information and how much covert activity we are
willing to tolerate as a society. And we could not have
carried off the bin Laden raid, it was on the front page of the
papers, I think.
So now, apparently, not only 911. But you know, bin Laden
raid is thanks to this great program, but he understands that
everyone's everyone understands, of course, that but
the relevance of that is
very good, Charlie.
The reason I'm saying that is, is that we're gonna have to find
ways where the public has an assurance that there are checks
and balances in place, that they have enough information about
how we operate, but they know that their phone calls aren't
being listened in to their text messages aren't being monitored,
their emails are not being read by some big brothers somewhere,
they've got to feel that confidence.
So we'll give that to them. It may not be true, but we got to
make them feel that way.
And that is not potentially subject to abuse, because
there's sufficient checks and balances on it, while still
preserving our capacity to act against folks who are trying to
do
us harm. Okay, folks who are trying to do us harm, what could
that be? And it's not
just terrorists. We already talked about cyber theft. We
already talked about potentially critical infrastructure that
could be compromised, which
he did not by the way,
you know, there were a handful of yokels up in New York yokels
hold
yokels yokels we have a new classification. Yoga one
you geocells what is the yoke will go Hold on a second. I
gotta check this. Yoko. A Yoko Oh, it has a wiki entry which is
not scheduled for deletion. I might point out Yeah, like
mine. Oh, oh, this
is interesting. In the United States, it's used to describe
someone living in rural areas synonymous for yokel include
country bumpkin Hayseed a call bacon rube redneck hillbilly.
Wow, that's a racial slur. Yoko is a slur.
From that definition it would be
well what did he what he says we had some yokels we like some
some some Hicks yokels really A
handful yokels up in New York to steal $45 million at ATMs. Oh,
well, that should be the government's
job. Uh, clearly.
Well, hold on a second. That again,
structure that could be compromised. You know, there
were a handful of yokels up in New York who stole $45 million
on ATMs. Hey. Oh, hi. doing that. I got I got the ATM. Hi,
y'all.
Are your goals are high in criminals,
your goals? No. Amen. And but go beyond the local thing. It's not
the government's job to protect the bank. It's the bank's job to
protect the bank. And if the bank loses my money, because of
some yokels, the bank owes that to me. That's their problem.
Isn't this is not a government issue.
Over the course of I think it was 18 hours, and the public
expects me and the Justice Department and others to protect
them from those things.
No, I don't expect you to protect me from that. No, no,
no,
wait for it. They got the 40 million bucks in just a few
hours. 18 hours, you can't get you can't get this guy's got a
wrong definition of what a yo
you can't get past the Yoko get move on beyond the Yoko it is
not one I didn't get it. I do not want the President to
protect me from that I'm not a pussy, I'll go to the bank,
me and the Justice Department and others, to protect them from
those things to make sure that their bank accounts are being
compromised, their medical records aren't being
compromised. All that stuff requires the government to have
some capacity to engage with the private sector
and to hand we ought to have a debate about it.
So we got to have a debate about Yeah, we've got to have a
debate. So what are you saying? So listen carefully. You
remember, we've learned you got to listen to what this guy is
saying. He specifically said banking sector, medical sector.
Yeah. So we the government has to have, you got to give us some
leeway. We got to be able to cooperate, we got to be able to
share with these companies, which means we're going to have
your medical information and your financial information if
you want us to protect you. That's what he's saying. Now,
this is the final clip. And we can stop whenever. But this is
very interesting, because this is where the President explains
explicitly, what is and what is not happening with the prison
program and the NSA. And here's their PSA
retreats, you must listen to the phone call and say is looking
out for you get lines.
slugged or you before you play that clip I want you to I want
to do an interlude here I play. What does Alexander mean, and
this is a Keith or buddy with a uniform mom on whose work Deuce
testifying before Congress. And there's a little gotcha in here
that I thought was interesting that relates to what you just
said, so far,
sugar is oversight, and compliance our government uses
to balance security with civil liberties and privacy. Let me
start by saying that I would much rather be here today
debating this point than trying to explain how we failed to
prevent another 911. It is a testament to the ongoing
teamwork of the Central Intelligence Agency, the Federal
Bureau of Investigation in the National Security Agency,
working with our allies and industry partners, that we have
been able to connect the dots and prevent more terrorist
attacks. Yes,
he sounds like I don't know. But he needs to take some public
speaking lessons. Because he talks like a kid or some pros,
our industry what do what do you say there our
industry? or our allies and industry partners? Yeah, our
industry
partners. So in other words, corporatism, which is what
Fascism is you guys will say to us Salini. Is this is he's just
essentially admitting it. Yes, they are. And our Indus industry
friends are probably Facebook and Google. General Electric.
Where have you been in the past?
The slide,
let me interject, cuz this I want to thank profusely everyone
who supports our program, we could not be doing this
analysis, nor could we have in any semblance of your
imagination that time to do this if we were not supported by the
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Executive producers, which I'd like to thank first before we
continue with our analysis of the Charlie Rose handling of the
president.
Yeah, we do have a couple for today we have one, executive
producer, and it's Yan do Broca from Sharpsburg, GA and now he's
a night surgeon broke up protector of my family will be
his idol. For under $10 just completed my first knighthood,
plus a few extra pennies, my wife says I should be more
positive. But when you hear of all the crap going on, it's real
hard to think positive sometimes. I guess it's true
that money and power can corrupt just wish I had more power and
money.
But so let me say that you are, you are taking the right steps
because the road the path to a healthy life. And the happy life
is at very, at the very least understanding that you're being
bullcrap. And once you understand you feel better no
matter what. And you shouldn't be able to rise above it.
Because it's not the end of the world. This too shall pass. But
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don't worry about it.
Or yeah, as John said, don't worry about it. Don't worry
about don't worry about it.
Sir Charles Jordan in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to 2222, who says he
didn't get his ring last year, we've been sending rings out
consistently blinded this. I'm going to say this right now
because this is the complaint that Eric has to have. And Mimi
has now she sends out an email to these people. And not
necessarily you, Charles, but they she sends out an email she
never hears back because I think they think it's spam. I don't
know. And that's, you know, if you don't send an email, if you
don't get a mailing from her, she always send something out.
And even more, it's like when I do the mailing of the
newsletter. I look at the numbers. I got a mailing system,
I use MailChimp, and it tells me Oh, yeah, 40% of the people open
the email. The rest of you guys just throw it away. This is like
a huge problem if you want to get a ring. So that just saying
Robert Hagen
sorry. 20 to 20. Now we get to deal with those damn pins.
The pins are still we're still doing rings at the moment. They
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I got her hooked on the show. And now she shows me a book. She
calls me a bug. She calls me a boner for using Pay Pal. I'll
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It sounds like you guys have over 100 donors in spring Texas.
But Adam you may need to grab Miss Mickey and truck up on here
op ed or for no agenda meet up we got cold beer and loaded
guns. What more could you ask for? Not by the way, if anybody
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Wait, you heard it here first. Because what we're gonna we're
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was you know, I've been to ranges where they shoot black
powder. And it's just the damnedest thing. It's what the
it sounds like the world's coming to an end. And I can't
imagine what the civil war must have been like. There's all this
racket. Anyway, I really enjoyed your rant on Sunday reading of
the names that are last words, it really helps you put things
into perspective. Thanks and Gig them.
Let me take a look and see how far hedger does How far is
spring Texas? Really? Let me see spring.
I think you walk a walk. Mike, right.
cannot walk you talking about let's see Spring, Texas, that
your cut? You're breaking up for some reason. Now. He just let me
I'll tell you it is exactly. Come on Google. I said get
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springtime. It's above Houston. If you
if they give Robert here can get make sure they get a group
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mean, you can fly right into Houston. Well, I'll pick you up.
It is a direct flight from San Francisco to Houston. And we'll
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we continue with The analysis of the Charlie Rose interview,
here's the formula. Our formula
is this. We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
That's right. And skateboarding competitions.
No service for you. Shut up. All right, good. Good. Good, good.
Good. We're off to we're on a roll here. Okay, so let's
continue with the President. Because here is where something
interesting came up, which was interpreted incorrectly by many,
across the interwebs. Of course, we have the analysis that you
need to listen to
with respect to the NSA, a government agency that has been
in the intelligence gathering business for a very long time
bigger and
better than everybody else, bigger and better than everybody
else. Now,
really? Was that necessary? was really necessary, Charlize,
bigger and better than anybody else bigger and better than
working for
him? Or what's the deal?
Well, Charlie Rose is working for somebody, but for him to say
bigger and better than at the NSA. Hold on. Mr. President, let
me interrupt your valuable time to tell you the NSA is bigger
and better than anybody else. Does he mean bigger and better
than the CIA? Does he I think he mind
as he's been bigger and better than what's now what was once
the KGB? Maybe I don't know, my six and MI five.
But the President clearly says Yes, right. You're bigger and
better than anybody else.
You're in better? I'm sure the CIA is very appreciative of
that. Oh, yeah, for sure. Are,
and we should take pride in that because they're extraordinary
professionals. They're dedicated to keeping the American people
safe.
Yeah. Which is job one member of Ford didn't Ford had that
commercial, built tough Ford, his job was something like that
was not like Ford's it was Ford, Ford, at Ford Safety is job one,
something like that. She'd looked at
what I can say unequivocally, is
unequivocally unequivocally in a clinic on equipment. I guess
it's right. Unequivocally sounded weird.
So he's got me beat on if you
are a US person, ah,
a US person. What is the US person? Is that a citizen?
Well, you know, I okay. You looked into this, I looked into
it. What did you find out?
Well, this is a legal term that the President is using because
he's slick. And he uses this specifically to point out and if
you look at the book of knowledge, that a US person is
not just a citizen of the United States. It includes and this is
a big eye opener for all your Obama bots. It includes
corporations and companies because guess what? corporations
are people my friend. It turns out that's true. Regulation s.
This is for the Securities Act, but also was for the NSA, a
citizen the United States is a US person an alien lawfully
admitted under permanent residents and unincorporated
association with a substantial number of members who are
citizens of the US or our aliens lawfully admitted for permanent
residence, which is basically the no agenda show is now a
person a US person, the way I read that we're unincorporated.
We're in association with a substantial number of members
who are citizens or are aliens lawfully admitted, we are a US
person, this show, no agenda show a US person or a
corporation that is incorporated in the US that is the definition
of a US person. But also if you look at the Securities and
Exchange Commission under rule us, it can be in a state of any
executor, any trust of which a trustee is a US person, any
agency or branch of a foreign entity located in the United
States, so any embassy is a US person. It just the list goes on
and on and on. What did you come up with?
Not that
one. That's That's what I came up with this.
I think you've got nothing to top that with that that's
what a US person is. Apparently, in fact, all
I know is it keeps cropping up and it started it didn't just
start cropping up like yesterday. No, this was I saw
this in executive order which is used a lot of people should read
this thing. By the way. This is the executive order. Executive
Order 12 333 are called is usually referred to as 12 Triple
three, which is the order that gives the NSA all this power and
it goes back. Pre Reagan, I believe it was in the 70s and
it's been modified a few times, but I've gone through the
modifications. I spent too much time on that and got nowhere
really as the modifications were just been moving calm as I
couldn't find any really real killer in there. That's
interesting. But did you find something Well, you might find,
you know, if you do this, which is looking at the changes in 12,
triple three, but for time, I'll bet you you find something
interesting. I didn't know I'm going to look at that. But I did
see persons used in that thing consistently. And they changed.
They've changed the word eight. And the one thing I did find, I
couldn't figure out why maybe you could figure it out. They've
changed all references to agencies like intelligence
agency, or agencies of their CIA or agencies of the government.
They've changed all the words of the word agency to element.
Oh, really? Yeah. I consume be part of the natural world, it
can be on the periodic table of elements.
The element of nature is an element element of fluoride,
CIA. Oh, there you go. It proscribed in 12, triple three,
the CIA doing anything domestically, it's real strong.
And there, they have not changed that. So the CIA is kind of
sitting on the sidelines as the NSA is getting all the publicity
for being so big and great. The term
us person is used in the context of data collection and
intelligence by the United States, particularly with
respect to the present provisions of the Foreign
Intelligence Surveillance Act. If information from about or to
a US person who is not named, not a named terrorist is
captured in the course of US foreign intelligence activities,
that are strict rules about preserving the anonymity of such
a person in any subsequent Intelligence Report. Only if the
US person informant is relevant to the report isn't included. So
essentially, it's everything and everybody under the sun that is
within our borders is a US person. Even if you even if
you're in corporate, if you're a corporation somewhere else, if
you got an office here you are a US person, fair game. Okay. And
so there's a reason why the President uses this and this was
incorrectly interpreted by many freedom and liberty people. As
he can even say, citizen, he can't even bring himself out as
soon as he himself. But those are the yokels. You see, by the
way, when someone asked me what I do from now on, as I'm saying,
I'm a Yoko I think I can have business cards may Adam Curry's
to be local yo. Rahman local yoga What do you Oh, nice.
I'm a local yokel to
the NSA cannot listen to your telephone calls. And the NSA
cannot target your emails and have not
he said no, I'm not saying that his rows do it. Well, he's
essentially in the room you know how
Wait wait wait wait, how does he know they have not how does RoHS
know anything?
Because he's his handler Did you not hear me set this whole thing
up? Now? He's
the way he's used this was taught by misusing words they
can read your email they can he didn't say that.
He didn't say that he said target he didn't say read he
said target what does that mean it's so
up I mean he's using he's got a real misuse of language here but
go on let's play it out. So
So rose let me just roses like you know if you get like the rap
guys, they always have a dude next to him so he doubles the
doubles the Lyric, or says yeah, that's right bitches that's what
Rose is doing here. Like the NSA cannot and will not and will
not. This is total this like a rap duo?
cannot listen to your telephone calls. And the NSA cannot target
your emails and have not and have not. They cannot and have
not.
Because he's forgetting the script. This is the new Obama
and roses there to hold his hand.
By law and by rule by law and
by rule a write this down John because that means something I
couldn't figure it out. But when we've we've learned this you get
this guy is slick, by law and by rule. So rule is not a law.
Okay? So sometimes up with that. I hate I hate having to second
guess this guy, but you can't trust them.
And unless they and usually it wouldn't be they it'd be the
FBI, go to a court and obtain a warrant and seek probable cause
the same way. It's always been the same way when we were
growing up or watching movies. You want to go set up a wiretap,
you gotta go to a judge.
Now this is very smart. What he's doing here, he's giving
everyone the theater of the mind, where you have the guys in
the van with the Bakelite headphones. I'm listening in to
the phone calls right now, because we have a warrant from
the judge. But of course he wants to remove from your entire
thought pattern. The idea that you correctly pointed out John,
that all these calls are already recorded and stored. Word and
that they know they don't give a crap about wiretapping listening
in, in the van across the street with the curtains drawn now,
they just couldn't retrieve everything you've done so far.
Every every text mail or text message, every email, every
phone call, everything will find some you did something wrong. So
yeah, but
then they will get the warrant, a warrant and then the say,
Well, you know, I'm gonna we're gonna work for curry as and we
need all those records and they're gonna they're besides
bustin in your place and making a mess and then not cleaning it
up. And they will find anything then they collect all your phone
calls for the last five years. All your email, yep, I am text
messages. And they'll sift through them with the warrant
and find and figure and then then frame you.
Right. So let's continue show probable cause and then the
judge any of those then burn down all the requests of FISA
courts, have
they been turned down?
Let me finish? Because I want to make sure this debate has gotten
cloudy very quickly. All right. So Exactly, exactly. Point
number one. If you're a US person,
again, US person,
then NSA is not listening to your phone calls. And it's not
targeting your emails. Again, he
says targeting instead of reading Why Why won't he just
say reading? Because he's lying. Why he's not. He's technically
not lying. You got to be careful with this guy,
unless it's getting an individualized court order.
That's the existing rule. There are two programs that were
revealed by Mr. Snowden.
Mr. Snowden.
Allegedly, there's a criminal investigation taking place. And
that caused all the ruckus record program. Number one,
I think is the yokels that cause a ruckus if you ask me,
called the 2015 program. What that does is it gets data from
the service providers. Now,
let's be very specific. John, you're gonna write one write
this down, because this clip is going to come back to haunt this
man, like a Verizon in 215? Section 215? Yes,
he said, 2015.
He said 21. It says something weird, like 215, or anything to
make it not sound like what it really is. He used a different
use a different, you want to hear it? Yeah, he said, he said
21, five for some like that. And
that caused all the ruckus program number one, called the
2015 2015.
That's why I said he doesn't even know what he's talking
about.
2015
No, he's taking 2015. Because something's coming due on in the
year 2015. It was on his mind, I think he has
a balloon payment on his mortgage.
What that does is it gets data from the service providers, like
a Verizon in bulk. And basically, you have call pairs,
you have my telephone number, connecting with your telephone
number. There are no names. There is no content in that
database. All it is is the number pairs. When those calls
took place, how long they took place.
Now he's very specific about this. So there's nothing else in
there no geographic data, and all it is is the number, which
number called which number, what time and how long the call
lasted. He's being very specific about this.
So that database is sitting there. Now database, if the NSA
through some other sources, maybe through the FBI, maybe
through a tip that went to the CIA, maybe through the NYPD gets
a it gets a number that where there's a reasonable articulable
suspicion that it's hard to articulate, articulable, this
might involve foreign terrorist activity related to al Qaeda,
and some other international terrorist actors. Then what the
NSA can do is they can query that database to see Danny, the,
does this number pop up? Did they make any other calls? And
if they did, those calls will be split up. A report will be
produced, it will be turned over to the FBI. At no point is any
content revealed because there's no content? I hear you saying I
have no problem the NSA has been doing well. Let me let me let me
finish. Because I don't know. So what happened God?
Did he sound like Ron Blum there for a minute or what? Seriously,
I was that was weird
since then, is is that the FBI if in fact it now wants to get
content. If in fact it wants to start tapping that phone. It's
got to go to the FISA court with probable cause and ask for a
warrant because FISA courts turned down in request, because
the first of all, Charlie, the number of requests are
surprisingly small. Number No,
sir, yes. What are you talking about?
There's over 30,000. Small.
That's surprisingly small surprise. By
the way, this is second time he asked a question because
everyone knows the FISA court, I think refused out of 30 0003.
No, I don't think and it was the guys go number, I guess on the
court, right.
So he's being very now there's also this i this concept of
content. You know, this is only because we've learned we've got
to listen to what he's saying. So you know, the definition of
content, I'm not sure what that means exactly. But this, he's
being very specific here. But he's also, and this is what I
find kind of cool. He's averting, or avoiding the entire
conversation about what is really going on about the the
wholesale tapping of all the data streams and storing it in
the in whatever NSA liquid storage facility that is being
built or already exist. So this is about a procedure that is
after the fact but he's he's not denying that everything is being
stored, and, and ready made for any future retrieval.
Number two, folks don't go with a query unless they've got a
pretty good suspicion should this beat
that, by the way as a country song, folks don't go with the
query unless there's some pretty good
word transparent in some way.
It is transparent. That's why we set up the FISA court. Look, the
whole
point of the secret FISA court is transparent.
My concern before I was President, because some people
say, Well, you know, Obama was this raving liberal before. Now
he's, you know, Dick Cheney, Cheney sometimes says, Yeah, you
know, he took it on lock stock. And my concern has always been,
not that we shouldn't do intelligence gathering to
prevent terrorism, but rather our we setting up a systems of
checks and balances. So on this telephone program, you've got a
federal court, with independent federal judges overseeing the
entire program. And you've got Congress overseeing the program,
not just the Intelligence Committee, not just the
Judiciary Committee, but all of Congress had available to it
before the last reauthorization exactly how this program works
now.
Yeah. Where they got railroaded through one last point I want to
make
because what you'll hear is people say, Okay, we have no
evidence that it has been abused. So far,
we didn't find to get renewed on like January 1, didn't the
President sign it like a New Year's Eve or something?
Maybe, maybe, I mean, there's, I think the NDA was in that
category.
And they said, Let's grant that Obama is not abusing it. They're
all these processes. DOJ is examining it, it's being
audited, it's being renewed periodically, et cetera. The
very fact that there's all this data in bulk, it has the
enormous potential for abuse, because they'll say, you know,
you can when you start looking at metadata, even if you don't
know the names, you wait a minute now son, there's
metadata, match it up. If if there's a call to a oncologist,
and it's a call to a lawyer, and you can pair that up and figure
out maybe this person isn't dying, and they're writing their
will, and you can yield all this information.
Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Thank you for that outstanding example, an
example of why this is bad.
Except for the fact that for the government under the program
right now to do that, it would be illegal.
No, but this, this is what's the point?
That's why Snowden came out saying this was illegal. He said
he could fake and do these phone calls he could listen in. And
that's the point of his whistleblowing, which is what
whistleblowers do. They say, Look, you guys are doing
something that's illegal.
We would not be allowed to do that. So what are you going to
change? Are you going to issue for a minute, but we're not
allowed to do any kind of instructions to the Director of
National Intelligence, Mr. Clapper and say, I want you to
change it, at least in this way. Here.
Here's what we need to know. Nothing needs to be changed
according to these people.
Or I say that, and I know that we're running out of time, but
I'm
running out of time. What I
want to make sure I get very clear on this,
because there's been a lot of myths about it. He said this,
there was like 20 minutes left in the interview information out
there. There is
a second program called the 702 program. And what that does, is
that does not apply to any US person has to be a foreign
entity. It can only be narrowly related. He's
eating that right now. She's going he's like, I don't know
what you just said. But I'm talking about something else.
I'm just not gonna address that question. You want to hear the
last minute are you done?
No, I've died. This is. This is
no, this is. I'm done. You get the picture. Yeah. But so we're
keeping this clip. Because this will come back to haunt him
because He is saying things that just, you know, he's He
literally says people don't trust me, but you got to trust
me because it will be illegal to do or being accused of doing. So
you got to trust me because I'm the president. My job is to
protect you. I wouldn't do that.
No bad. Well, I gotta just since we're still in this kind of a
topic, I can find my clips. We do have Alexander. I got the one
guy gave me the one clip earlier, I got another one,
which is kind of along the same lines. And I do have a this is
kind of like an ask Adam, this is Alexandra. And did you know
the so called 50 incidents? Yes. After the billions and billions
of dollars, I think they just put a sign up. You want to do a
terrorism we'll give you $100,000? Not to they'd save so
much money. Yeah. But anyway, so here's the 50 answers. And I
gotta ask you this after you play this,
in a classified setting gives every one of those cases for
your review. We'll add two more today publicly, we'll discuss.
But as the chairman noted, if we give all those out, we give all
the secrets of how we're tracking down the terrorist is a
community and we can't do that.
Okay, let me ask you this. All right. So he's saying that we
got 50 incidents, and we're gonna give you tell you what
they are in a classified setting. But we'll get to to the
public. Which of the two bogus when we've talked about in the
last year, the beauty store heist, and some other dumb
things?
Not to do it? No, it was the guy who was going to blow up Wall
Street. Right. Who was given the the fate the phony explosives by
the FBI? Yeah, they
said they got to set him up. The Patsy. Yeah, that's got nothing
to do with the NSA. But so there's 48 other incidents, and
they can't talk about because it'll give away their tech. Wait
a minute, let me get this done. I'm gonna ask you this, by
telling me that somebody tried to blow up the Bay Bridge on
January 7 2005. And that was one of the things we throw at it.
That's what you'd say, How does this give away anything? They're
not, they're not gonna give the case file out. They're just
gonna mention it. Right? Yeah. When you if you're gonna say,
well give us an example of 50. Okay, here's example one on
January 2 2003. There was this on January 10. of 2004. There
was this and they do all 50 of them. They just tell you what
they were, what horrible things could have happened, but they
didn't they were stopped. How does this have anything to do
with methodology? That would be giving it away to the to the
terrorists what's the method wars methodology? And and an
exemplification? What how are the two the same? How was an
example? Have anything to do with methodology? What is
everybody's just lapped this bull crap up.
That is the mark 50. That's
the point. That's
the kind of question I want to see on the Miss America Pageant.
Well, I don't think it's bullcrap. Because, you know,
there's 48 states and we got Hawaii and Alaska, there was 50.
So if we give you those two, then clear the terrorists can't
win. It's all about education. Thank you Miss Texas.
Now I find this to be really annoying that this cube
continues and, and nobody there's one or two. And there's
me if somebody gets into it, and they started yelling and
screaming or saying this is bullcrap, and they get
your terrorist Shut. Shut up. I love though I love the fact that
that, like now they're just rolling everything out about the
G 20. spying. You heard about that in the UK? Yeah,
this has become a scandal. So it's hurting the G eight.
No, it's not. Yeah. Or no, it's not hurting the G eight is no,
no, no. Here's the G 20. Clip. It is a very serious revelation.
I would imagine. This is done lemon.
God. He's getting his. He's starting to flaunt it a little
bit, don't you think? But I would think that most people
might not find this out of the ordinary. So
how can he say this? This is what kind of gets me is that?
Oh, we don't find this strange. What is the big revelation in
all of this? What's
the takeaway here?
I think there are going to be several takeaways. One is the
timing. It seems to be time to embarrass the British
government. The g8 summit is getting underway right now. So
it couldn't come at a worse time absolutely couldn't.
So this is Nick Robertson, who used to set up the satellite
dish for CNN. He's now the senior correspondent for all
foreign affairs. And he's talking about the g8 in this
regard, which I have a clip from haiku Herman from the real
embarrassing part of the g8 is that they went to Northern
Ireland to have this. Do you know that because Northern
Ireland is a ghost town that they You can Google this they
put up pictures in the shop window Is the show the closed
empty shop windows? They put up pictures to make it look like
there was a bakery? A butcher shop. Have you seen this? Yeah,
it's so that's the disgusting part of the GA and the other.
Sorry. Well, there's also the when you see some of the footage
of the kind of armored vehicles crazy. Yes. I'm like just
spending like $70 million for lunch, just lunch, on, on on
security at this obscure place out in the middle of nowhere.
Yeah, of course. Good. That was leave behind you see, we gotta
leave some stuff behind
Felician will be some of the specific targeting setting up a
fake internet cafe to trick delegates at this summit.
Why do you do you get this division, though, some African
guy with a hat and the robe. And they're like, Hey, come on, you
can do your internet over here. And
let me get this straight. You have a summit of the some of the
biggest elites in the world and they to get on the internet,
they have to go to an internet cafe. Because it just makes
sense to
anybody to see the guy with the colorful hat.
To get on the internet, and internet cafe down the street
was just a cost. I think it's like
I feel right at home from Nigeria. I'm always used to
doing my internet in the cafe to
send out letters sent computers. So email accounts can be hacked
so that the keystrokes can be learned on the computers,
blackberries hacked,
the BlackBerry thing. I've always been amazed that any any
organization in the universe would use a Blackberry thinking
it's secure. Since everything runs through the BlackBerry
servers. I've never understood this
idiocy, the Bank of 45 people to monitor phone calls in real time
of these delegates and this information to be fed to British
ministers in real time so that they can make real time
decisions during the summit about about how they deal with
it and get the outcome they want.
And meanwhile our presidents worried about the Apple iPhone,
we suck.
Compared to this kind of spying Brett's got it down,
but perhaps very embarrassing. And again, this guy this is one
of the kind of be the takeaway revelations that very careful
monitoring of the Russian president then Dmitry Medvedev
bullcrap, what this is all about. Always, always, bottom
line always, is getting the goods on some guy ordering a
hooker. It's best if it's a homosexual, or transgendered, or
weird or leather or so we're under age or something weird.
And that's what this is all. That's always the leverage
always. That's what it's always about. And we know that this
would it be
about this whole thing to snooping, the basis of most
snooping and I think this falls right into the NSA and everyone
else's blackmail.
So here's the Haiku Herman about the G eight, which is everyone
like Alex Jones, and Webster Tarpley, and it was at the
Bilderberg conference, ooh, which was in Atlanta, Elton
John's town, there was at
some place this again, drinks, I think, you see, I come around to
some of your concerts. I think you've come around to mine on
this one
drinking club drink drinking club. The real New World Order
is these guys most
important moment of this g8 meeting was the meeting we had
on Syria. It's a very divisive issue, defense or tragic. And it
struck me that everybody made an effort to come closer in their
positions. And so we decided, as soon as possible to start the
Geneva conference.
Okay, so what does this mean? So it's these eight people. And
these are the top these are the top guys. Truly the top,
including Putin and Obama and Merkel and haiku and everyone's
there. So this is the China guy. They're all there, they decided
to the Jeep the Geneva conference about Syria
with the aim of a transitory government with real executive
powers
that so they just decide,
like hey, just took over the place let's just fuck this
before our very eyes, they took over the place and let's just
fuck this guy out
a lot of things to be done now. But the political will to engage
in negotiations was very clearly present in the meeting with the
Russians and media markets. Now
he's going to tell us how it's different from the G 20, which
is what that spying was all about.
We are not speaking with speaking notes, with papers most
of the time. It is a free conversation. And even if we
speak on what what's happening in the European Union, for
instance, we do it spontaneously. So this creates a
special climate is totally different in the G 20 meetings
where it is more ritual more formalized, because we also with
many, many more actors Then
there's more actors Why does He say this?
Dude, everyone's using the term actor. Because they're actually
let's let's remind people who's in the GA which is actually nine
people. You have Canada Harper, France. Milan, Germany, Morocco,
Italy. Enrico Letta. Japan. OB a Russia Putin. United Kingdom
Cameron, Barack Obama and haiku Herman wait ninth man isn't
trying to run no no no no no I thought they were part of the of
the GAO No.
Oh, they just had they can be their own little g8 All by
themselves,
pretty much no they're not in and so they all sit there and
talk about European centric with Japan was the kind of the
outsider and Russia a little bit and they run the world pretty
much yeah, this is the new world but no Brazil nothing from the
southern hemisphere. whatsoever. No, Australia, no Brazil. How
about you know, African countries?
How about that Brazil? Nobody
from the Middle East.
I love that Brazil. The groaners Hill they're going crazy Brazil.
Yeah,
I know we have to get on this one because it is typical
Western European style coverage in Brazil meanwhile is just
blowing up because of a 25 cent increase in the fair and that's
there's there's it's just like the thing that happened in
Turkey whether it began with a little you know, these things or
these some of these little protests can blow up to big
deals and these governments don't realize that they may be
sitting on a time bomb was something else they should just
immediately given on the first thing just given Well, I
saw I saw some of the video and this is this is not like a
little CIA us AI D stirrup. If someone did this, yeah, no, this
is real. If people are fucking pissed.
Yeah, that's why it's not being covered. Yeah, well, I
got this coverage.
Hundreds of 1000s on the streets, the biggest
demonstrations in Brazil for two decades. The mood of what
started as a peaceful gathering in Rio de Janeiro soon changed.
protesters threw rocks at police and set fire to the State
Assembly building the trigger an increase in the price of bus
fare in Sao Paulo
you can actually hear it very you should look at the video
report cuz you can't really hear what they're saying. But the oh
and by the way, cool. They're pretty down there in Brazil. Too
beautiful, these people. And they're all saying you know
we're sick and tired. We're sick and tired of this World Cup
coming in.
There's and the Olympics all the money's gonna be wasted. Yes, if
we get nothing. It's equal to Africa. Remember where they had
the World Cup in Africa? It's the same thing. This is no
different. And then the Brazilians get nothing they get
here have a stick. Yeah, have a ruse Ella to blow on outside the
stadium outside the safe zone. And they can go blow on their
horn somewhere else. And then the elites come in. Yeah. And
it's FIFA. They get all the money, FIFA, the horrible
organization, the International Football Federation. And I had
the IOC, the International Olympic Committee, the elite
crap, all eight holes of the universe and the end. Thank you.
The slaves are finally sick and tired of it we can you write
that's why it's not being covered. Because we could take
an example. Because all you have to do is just come out in these
numbers. And then what are you going to do? What are you going
to do?
Not much you can do when you had a quarter of a million people in
Brazil can get a crowd together. Yo, yeah. And it's a big
entities and they seem to be enjoying it. Like party, you
know,
like, well, the Brazilians are the number one party capital of
the world.
And they hate that, by the way, this is what I want. They don't
really necessarily like the idea that when you think of Brazil,
all you can think of is carnival and football. They're tired of
that, too. I don't know about that. That's in this report. If
you look at the whole report, they're like we're tired of
that.
We want to get scammed. But we want to do more. I've never,
ever noticed a Brazilian being tired of being a partier. But
now
I've having that brand. That label. Look, I'm just telling
you what I saw. Okay, so now let's see, let's go across the
globe to haiku. Herman's backyard to Belgium. Now, I've
lived in Belgium, Ms. Mickey's lives in Belgium. We both grew
up in the Netherlands, we've seen this change. We've seen the
the third infiltration of the Ottoman Empire, which we've
discussed many times on this program. And now it just about
to get very real in Belgium, which as you'll recall, has
pretty much been without a government since we started this
show. Right? And now look what's happening.
I'm Hardy in the Belgium says it's preparing to campaign for
setting up an Islamic state there. Two candidates from the
newly established Islam party won seats in a recent municipal
election. Let's discuss this now. It's Philip Clops, a
Belgian Euro MP. Thank you so much, Mr. class for joining our
team. Now, the Party plans to run in Belgium's national
election in two years time. What do you make of their
achievements thus far?
Well, of course, it's very worrying to see what's happening
now we see people from an Islamic background, forming
their own political parties now, and demanding, you know, the
introduction of Sharia law and an Islamic state in Belgium.
We've always predicted this, but up till now, Muslim people
mainly supported the socialist parties and other leftist
parties. But now they feel apparently confident enough to
make their own party and to make their own revendications. And
this is something really worrying. I think
that you know, many Belgium cities, including Brussels, have
neighborhoods with mainly Muslim populations, don't you think
it's only natural for those people to want their
representatives to
be in power?
Well, first of all, the people who come into our country, and
I'm not talking about just Belgium, but any other country
in the European Union, people coming into the EU should adapt
to a set of values, I think. Good luck.
Well, this is clearly a right wing propagandist. But this is
the feeling that is going on all over Europe. And we've been
talking about this for a long, long time on this show. And it's
going to happen in our lifetime, we're going to see that it's
going to get very, very ugly. And I think this is your 2017.
Mark, John, it's gonna get really ugly in Europe. It really
is. You have no it's so hard. For for us in America to imagine
we know we're the big melting pot, and you know, we've got
every kind of person walking around, you know, and for some
reason, it works. I can't explain it. But when you've had
1000, worlds, like, yeah, 1000 years of a closed society,
closed culture. And all these independent Europe states, as
they're now known, had kind of kept to themselves. And now you
get this this, this actual infiltration is going to come to
a head, people are going to start freaking out. Anders
Breivik was just the beginning of what you're going to see in
Europe.
Right now the number of Muslims in Europe has grown from 29
million in 1994 to 44 million, the Muslim population is
projected to exceed 58 million by 2030. They account for about
6% of Europe's total population up from 4% is going to go up to
eight, I can see where they would get into areas where they
can take over the local government and then vote in
Sharia law and see what happens because it would be just it'll
get in a lot of people. Yeah, if you have 8% of your population
at one ethnic group that can actually get out and vote
because you know, you have these, you know, it was part of
a religious movement. And everyone, you know, all these
people vote because most people vote, you know, what if 40% of
the population votes, typically 50. And you have this, this
small percentage that looks bigger, because they all
actually get out and vote. I think it could be an interesting
situation. 2017 I think was your number, right? But that's when
Yeah, that's it. Well, that's an economic number. It's not a it's
not the war number. There's war numbers. 2020
Oh, is that when the war starts or end?
No, actually, the way it works, and if you look at them, it's an
80 year cycle. It started with the American Revolution. 80
years later, we have the Civil War. 80 years later, later, you
check these numbers. 80 years later, we had World War Two and
80 years later is 2020. And that will be something that this
World War Two, for example started before we got involved,
right, yeah. Basically on this 80 year pattern, and so in 2020
And the thing is, this is one of the things I've been trying to
find which is the indicators of what the war will be will it be
a war against China? I don't think so. I think it's going to
be what it looks like it's since it's never been resolved it
wasn't resolved in World War One where wasn't a big war for us
but it we got involved at the end. It wasn't resolved in World
War One it wasn't resolved but before World War One there's all
these fighting fighting going on. It wasn't resolved in World
War Two as we can see by today's politics. And yeah, you can put
together European Union and you won't have war supposedly, but
you have a civil wars. Even if you had a one world government,
you have civil wars, then same thing ethnic strife is going to
happen again. I think it's going to happen in Europe. And it's I
think this may be part of it.
And it's possible that because of the economic situation of
2017 which is your prediction and according to your cycle,
that they may have to move the war forward because War does, of
course, that's how you get out of economic problems as you you
have a big
Marxist economic thesis, but I'm not sure that's true. But
Hello, who's running Europe? You're telling me these aren't
Marx's eight holes? Yeah, well, that's true. And that's, that's
my point. I'm not saying let's do this, but we'll see.
I'm just you know, this is material for the show the way I
see it.
No, no, and I'm all with you. Good news. Good news. They
finally have a buyer for the Greek port. Memory they were
asking 800 million euros for it. Right sold for 400 million
euros. How is it possible? This is the the Hellenic Republic
Asset Development Fund who is doing this now this is the same
way they they ruined East Germany, when they are not
ruined, but they stole all the all the goods, all the assets
with the fund, which is basically all the banksters sit
in this fund. And so this Hellenic Republic Asset
Development Fund, which you can find at H R A D f.com. I mean
there is so much cool stuff for sale, John. I think we should we
should get in on
it. Yes. Bison.
Let me give you the options here. We have the international
broadcast centers for sale. There's there's 28 somebody see
there's camping we would you like a camping ground? How about
the thermal spring? Would you like to buy that? Oh, that would
be cool. Let's take a look at the thermal springs. Hold on.
Let's see what for that. Let's see thermal springs wellness and
thermal tourism's. They give us some background here. This is
88. Adaptive versus location very popular thermal spa
destination in Greece located in northwestern coastal front of
the Evia Island axis from the mainland. Temperatures beautiful
temperature. There's a couple of them there's like seven or eight
of these there's no for further inquiries, you have to contact
them. So there's eight thermal springs for sale. Is there
anything would you like some infrastructure?
Well, it depends. Is it is it something you can charge money
to make people use?
Yes, we have the the motorway. We have the wall I love the
motorways but or do you want the Public Power Corporation? Or
regional airports
other cars? Probably a better idea.
It's all places for sale. Digital dividend. What's that?
What's the digital dividend? That's also the radio Oh, server
farm and get know the frequencies the radio frequency
spectrum is a valuable national resource have high potential.
That's why we're selling it to eight holes from outside the
country. It facilitates the operation of commercial TV,
radio broadcasting and mobile telecommunication providers. We
should be getting some frequencies, we can get 792 862
megahertz that's what they call the digital dividend. And then
also Yeah,
look course.
That's no that's no 790 megahertz Are you right? That is
am? Yeah, that's high.
For a month too much for it? Is that what you're saying?
They're not giving you prices. That's what I hate. We can also
get that
this is typically like going into an art dealer. Yeah. When
you don't see prices next to the art, you know, it's a rip off
and they'll have like an orange sticker on some of them. Like
someone really bought it. Yeah. Right. And then there's also the
two and a half gig and 2.69 Gig band, which is basically was
that Wi Fi?
Yeah, well 2.3 Is Wi Fi so it's in that area is this probably
for licensed over the air internet kind of thing.
I just find it
or phones, phones, good for phones.
I I really get bio in my throat when I read how they're how this
is being done and how they're just selling it all off. Who is
they the fund? The Hellenic Republic acid Development Fund.
Who are these people? Okay, well, we've we have gone through
this we have a bunch of douchebags.
Well, it's it's a Greece of all places. One thing we always have
to remember for people who are new to the show, we've
researched this to death and Greece. Greece is the most
productive workers workforce period in terms of productivity,
we're way over the age somehow taken into shorts and all this
malarkey.
The Hellenic Republic acid Development Fund was established
on first of July 2011, under the medium term fiscal strategy from
the Troika, of course, the new law aimed to restrict
governmental intervention in the privatization process. And its
further development within the fully professional context ie
bring in some outside a holes to do it for us board of directors.
We I think we've done this board of directors. We have Stelios
Stavridis. He's the president and chairman of the board. What
is he from He is in the bank. Now they're all bankers. Yeah,
he's the honorary chairman of the Franchise Association of
Greece whatever that is. Who is this guy? Yiannis? Mrs. Born in
Athens graduate of the ASOs School of Economics MBA from
Columbia. Alpha bank. Okay, alpha bank. There's one banker,
Andreas traprock. President zanis. He is a Post Bank banker
G bankers John, how could this be? And then we have another
guy. nerves. That's all bankers. Yeah. They got a nice boardroom
though. Wow. bitchin chairs. So that is, in many countries
future. Many, many countries can look forward to this
awesomeness. But it's just meanwhile, just kind of
continues. So no, we,
by the way, I would just read since we're talking about the g8
Just play the global tax avoidance clip, just the
beginning of it, because this is what they were supposed to be
talking about not Syria,
and had planned to discuss issues such as global tax
avoidance and sustainable economic growth, but it looks
like rising tensions over the escalating crisis in Syria, are
going to eclipse that formal agenda.
So apparently, they had an agenda before their, you know,
like our show hidden agenda. And it was an I guess they're very
preoccupied with this global tax avoidance problem that all these
countries have. Because you know, one country storing their
money in some other country in another countries. And so
they've got to put a stop to it. But they didn't get to it.
They're gonna have to have another meeting. Yeah.
Because Obama had to go off to speak at the at the Brandenburg,
the Bilderberg gate. Yes. Now, this was problematic for our for
our president. He was sweating. It wasn't really working out and
what is? Well, since when do we put him in an aquarium? Did you
see that?
Oh, that's right.
I mean, yeah, I mean, is the Germans out to kill our
president?
I well, because he spies on them, maybe? Well, so here's
let's listen to the Hayes geographic commentary from the
Obama bot channels. Calls. This is a compilation of CNN for
our freedom, equal opportunity and a reduction in the world's
nuclear stockpiles. This
isn't a historic speech in Germany, this happened earlier
today, back in Berlin, Barack Obama in the footsteps of Reagan
and JFK. The images are awesome. You can't be at the Brandenburg
Gate without harkening back to so many moments in history.
Yeah, I can because it sucked. It was a horrible speech. He was
stumbling all over himself. He was not standing there out in
the free he was in an aquarium because I guess the Germans are
going to shoot him. And here's MSNBC with a hard, hard noggins.
He has gotten along very well with Merkel that there's a
there's a relation. What is that relationship? I you know, I
wondered about that. I wondered if it isn't what he started
with, we don't look like normally, they're kind of in the
east. She's She's, he's an African American. In the east.
It's almost like a minority. Exactly. They're both outsiders
who are now leading these societies. I think in a way, you
know, Barak and Angola are the new Ronnie and Maggie.
Now, what is the funniest? Here's the funniest. So of
course, as Chris Matthews, the Obama bot extraordinaire, you
have to explain why this was not. This was all set up,
obviously. Everyone was that they had their talking points.
They had their scripts, it's legendary. Oh, the Germans loved
it. It looks so New World Order ish, by the way. And then you
know, then it was sweating. He was stumbling. He wasn't getting
the words out. And of course, you need to be apologetic. And
how do we do that? As Chris what is that? What is that? I
think a lot of the time he had today was the the late afternoon
sun in Berlin, I think ruined his use of the teleprompters.
And so reading as usual, dramatic windup was ruined. I
think he was really struggling with the text there. But on a
more, I think the headline is gonna be balanced.
He couldn't read the teleprompter because of the sun.
I can see that happening.
Of course, that's exactly what happened. And then he falls
apart.
And so that's an excuse. Yes. I can't read the teleprompter. So
again, now I can't talk. I'm not that good. You know what a Pro
does on TV. They have the printout in front of them. Yeah.
And usually they're flipping the page you people have seen this
you what you're watching the anchor, the ones that really
know what they're doing. I mean, if you're an amateur and I've
had this happen to me, you the teleprompter blows up and then
you got your papers in front of you and then you got to stumble
through and it was I and you got to flip through trying to find
your place the pros and you'll watch him do this. They're
talking and then they flip a page Yeah, they're talking and
they're not even looking at the paper. They're looking at the
prompter. And then Proctor's telling him where the page is
ending. And they, they breach down and they flip the page and
you see him flipping pages. But now looking at these pages, yes,
that is what you're supposed to do. And Obama needs this move to
this model, because if he can't speak, if the teleprompter
drops, Daddy's doomed, it makes him look like an idiot.
Well, he pretty much
knows you're gonna be funny. On paper. He was flipping paper.
You didn't see that? Oh, he was flipping paper. Yes. Well, then
how did you Why didn't you just go to the paper
because he's also trying to do his look. He's not a
professional. He's not a good actor. He's not a good actor.
That's just the bottom line. Sorry. Just not not a good
actor.
So what are you talking about CNN and these T geographic,
which I think is the wrong way I'm using it but whatever. Hey,
geographers. Listening to Eric Burnett.
Eric. Eric. Eric Burnet. Yeah.
So she's on a this she does this twice. And I was thinking, wow,
this woman is this is where she's preoccupied with this.
Play the clip that says, WTF? No, no, that's actually a funny
quote, play that clip. No, would play that clip later. The one
you want is Karen Burnett stops on the word murder part one.
Oh, okay. He had to get out of the US and that the government
quote is not going to be able to cover this up by jailing or
murdering me murdering.
So there's a ton about about Snowden. Snowden, and he's made
this come they're gonna murder him. Which do you think that's
not? Is she so naive to think that that would never happen in
a million years? Because it's crazy. What's crazy talk?
Robots? Yeah. Because they don't kill journalists. Unless you are
from Rolling Stone and Buzzfeed.
I will talk about that in a minute. But play the second one
she plays assistant she gets into it again
on the murder. She can't believe that or not on murder part two.
Yeah, I got it. I'm just bumbling. I'm a Yoko.
And what about his allegations here the US he had to get out of
the US because the government is not gonna be able to cover this
up by jailing or murdering me. The US government murdering
someone for this?
No, I mean, that that is just ridiculous. Crazy Talk. We don't
murder people we dispose of them.
Anyway, I just found that peculiar.
Well, because she's, she's Council on Foreign Relations.
John, please.
So anyway, so yeah, okay, we might as well we can talk about
this. Or we can take a break for the history list. I mean,
talking about Hastings, so we got to talk. I also have a
potential Clip of the Day. No, we haven't got to get into like
you did last time. I have a potential Clip of the Day and
I'm hoping to get the great award
I was going to bitch about to NPR is new facility.
Oh, okay. Well, we can take time for that. Because giant new
facility costs millions and millions of dollars. So they can
you know,
so So and they are off. And this is where was this article? This
was I think it was at the New York so beautiful place, by the
way. Oh, the 400,000 square foot offices North capital. Yeah.
Which is like Hello, rent district, a very high rent
district. Okay, so there was this tour. That was at Fishbowl
DC. I don't know who did this. But it's pretty funny. So here's
what they learned about the about the new NPR facility.
Everybody NPR just wants to be together. It's one of those open
spaces. NPR developed its own digital content management
system to organize and plan it shows
why
everybody really loves the new building. NPR likes random
decorations with their logo like a like a gong or a dog statue.
It's like this dog statue at the NPR logo on it like that his
masters voice or something. The science desk started an
underground candy bar market to combat the poor vending
selection. Wow. The building is expected to be L E. D gold
certified. And the almost 800 person staff. Wow. 100. And this
is this is 100. And this is just the central guys.
Yeah, they're all spread out all over the country. Yeah.
But there was an update to this report. Contrary to report
spreading on Twitter. The story has never indicated MPRs
building was paid for with taxpayer money. The story makes
no mention of funding whatsoever. While it is true
that NPR its affiliates, like many tax exempt nonprofit
organizations do receive small government grants such money a
quarter into NPR audited financial statements is
relatively small part of the organization's budget. That's
right. It's paid for with underwriters, gifts and
donations,
underwriters.
This thing costs $201 million
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So the thing that we have not heard about which has been
pretty much dropped from the news was fast and furious. That
of course is you know, and aren't we all happy that we have
all these distractions to think about? So the member we hit
there's this document of the from the Sinaloa Cartel.
The guys in it's a file filing in Chicago,
filing in Chicago will give us a quick background, then I'll give
you the update.
Alright, there's a filing, they got one of the Sinaloa Cartel
guys mixed up with somebody and they ended up extraditing him in
the United States. And then they're going to sue him for
being a punk in Mexico, it and they took him to Chicago. And
it's ridiculous because they, the US government, according to
this guy has done a deal with the Sinaloa Cartel. And they're
not supposed to be bringing people in. If somebody got this
was messed up. And so he wrote, so the the court filing, which
is the complaint list, he says, here's what's been going on,
we're immune from prosecution, and that shouldn't be here. And
then, and so they asked you for a bunch of documents to prove
it. And in the in the process, they said, the whole Fast and
Furious thing was not a mistake. It was a gun running operation.
And it's all documented, well, who did the deal who was doing
it? Why we're doing it to get the Sinaloa Cartel to take over
all the cartels. And so the US government only has to deal with
one instead of a bunch of different gangs.
So I'm in the Federal Register, a little interesting note popped
up. Now, you know, we have bad Chad producer, who's also but
wait,
wait, by the way, nobody else is talking about this. Thank you,
except us.
So on the freedom controller, which we're working on a new
release, we can sign everybody up and take you away from Google
Plus, that isn't that is my plan, by the way to make
something y'all go like, well screw this crap, let's get on
this thing. And it will be free and open and fair. And balanced.
So bad, Chad is on the freedom controllers, and he's in
Colorado. And he is our Federal Register guy. So I have I
subscribe to the feed or the Federal Register. But Chad is
really doing the work. I gotta say, I gotta be honest, he is
the producer of all things Federal Register. And so he
throws this into his feed on the freedom controllers, and then I
find it and he found what I think is just spectacular little
entry. So we have the Treasury has something called the SDN
list, which is these specially designated nationals and blocked
persons list. And this is what they put all the terrorists on.
So if you're a terrorist, and you're in Waziristan, you're on
the list, if you are some shiner who's like trying to ship some
stuff, you're on the list. And people get put on this list all
the time. What does not happen very often can you guess?
No, I can't guess I don't know where this is going. It's got
something to do with the cartel? Yeah, well,
you don't usually get taken off the list. In fact, it's true in
any government. It's kind of rare you get taken I've been on
a list I was on a member of when I was flying in from London a
couple
couple years of the show you were getting stopped
consistently because you're on some lists because they had you
mixed up with some some would be terrorist that lived in North
Dakota with the name Adam curry, correct. And so you kept coming
through and you every time you did it was like one Have the
show segments discussion or experience discussing I was
always very apologetic. They treated you they didn't beat you
up or anything. So it was kind of a plus suddenly disappear
until the time where I said where I got pissed off and I
said, Isn't my passport enough to let me into the country? And
they went like, oh, bitch. No, you didn't. And then they get
member that was like a three hour ordeal.
Yeah, they put you in the room, the lockup. So
the part of the Kingpin Act, is what gets you on the list. So if
you're a king pin, which means you would be I don't know, head
drug dealer was that kind of the what I call it
the cartel, I think a gangster a famous gangster or maybe some
Mexican Mafia guy who knows.
So the Kingpin Act blocks all property and interest in
property subject to US jurisdiction, owned or
controlled by significant foreign narcotics traffickers,
as identified by the president, the president. In addition, the
Secretary of the Treasury consults with the Attorney
General, the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, the
director of the FBI, the administrator of the Drug
Enforcement Agency, the Secretary of Defense, Secretary
of State Homeland Security, so everyone's involved in this
list. And look what happened on June 12 2013, the director of o
fac, which I guess is Obama for America care, removed from the
removed from the SDN list three individuals and two entities
listed below. Beltran Sanchez, nationality, Mexican address,
Sinaloa zero amino Beltran Guillermo address, Sinaloa zero
mo Beltran, Patricia is his his wife, her address, Sinaloa
entity's fabric fabric diesel, Quan de Dios batteries, last
mochas Sinaloa off the list, and Fabry diesel sa de CV. A Sinaloa
Do you think that this is coincidence? Trump? No,
obviously
not.
So these three it's
interesting that nobody's mentioning or covering any of
this, of course.
I mean, it's like it's like a red flag. It's Sinaloa. Are you
kidding me? Hello. Now, don't I of course,
why were they taken off the list? No explanation? No, it was
just because they were taken off the list. For some reason.
The president says they can be taken
off the list. That's because of this guy in Chicago. Yes, of
course he is. We scorched
it. Did you know by the way that the House passed a $638 billion
dollar defense bill like two days ago.
Did you notice?
Yeah, I think we were distracted by something. Yeah. So this is
what I this is. And I did it very well, because now we had
the whole sex scandal in the military. And that's where the
Ivan was talking about getting raped in the military. And all
this is horrible. That's all part of the defense bill. So so
the way it works, and of course, it's a problem. It's a problem
everywhere. We know this sex crimes taking place in every
industry. This happens to be a big industry. But they said they
took care of all that problem and put in whatever legislation
which I've not paid attention to. But meanwhile, authorized
$638 billion in spending on the military. Isn't that pretty much
70% of all of our dough. Isn't that pretty much it?
Yeah, they they're still they have the healthcare stuff.
That's expensive.
Right? That's the other 70%? Yeah, it's a lot of money. And
then we have almost a trillion. We have some sales. Let you know
how the America Inc is doing. This is from the Defense
Security Cooperation Agency. It's a new one. Pursuant to the
reporting requirements of section 36 B of the arms export
control act. We are forwarding here with transmittal number
1315. We made a sale, John ring the bell sales sales sales.
Front. We have sold $588 million worth of stuff to Libya. Libya,
where there's no time, there's tons of terrorists still in
Libya. It consists of $222 million of major defense
equipment and $366 million of other
scanners. So
no, we did a couple of see 130 aircraft. That was the that's
the big deal. Is that the money? Yeah, it's great money. We have
another sale. Hello? Yeah, that's another another sale.
Oh, front.
This is like this is the busy big deal. It's like getting
these like how Half a billion dollar contract. This is what
are we selling here? This is to Kuwait, Kuwait. We have so all
Wow, not so good. Not so good $200 million to the Government
of Kuwait and also under Section 36. B. And this is technical
logistic support for F eight teams. This consists of major
defense equipment. $0 million, and 200 million of other other
two good work.
Others being sold. Yeah.
No, that's not major defense. So good work, everybody. Good work.
We've We've sold some more stuff to kill brown people. Very good.
That works. Excellent job. Fantastic. Really?
Onward. Yes. So I have a disc these two clips, I'm gonna play
one, which could be
No, no, no, I'm okay. All right,
which is the is the color cut off clip. There's two of them
from C span, there's color cut off and then C span explains.
But you have if I want people out there to listen to these two
clips and realize how many hours it must have taken me to find
these two clips, because they're not the same show or anything.
But they're the one of the call in shows and I think you're
going to really appreciate clip number one. Okay, here we go.
practices and programs.
Is is, you know, a manifestation of that continuity.
Ben is up next from Clayton, Louisiana on our independent
line. Good morning, Ben. Good morning. Good morning.
My question to Mr. Good morning, Mr. Rowdy.
Good morning, Ben. How are you, sir?
Pretty good. My question is, I used to drive a truck cross
country. And I was about 15 miles when they hit the towers.
After that, they made us feel worse. They it came out that the
NSA knew about that. And we were under standing from the state
troopers. They were pushing us with
that. What are the what are you saying the NSA knew about?
NSA knew ahead of time that this was gonna happen. They had put
out on News didn't have it out very long.
Are you talking about September 11? Ben? Well, hold off on the
conspiracy theories of September 11. Let's go to Elijah from
Oceanside, California. Radek line Good morning,
you actually heard the click normally don't even hear the
click. Ok. Done. I'm withholding judgment until we hear your
second clip.
The second clip is not as good. I mean, because it's not just
out but but the second clip is another show of Washington
journal, it was a different show. They had the one of the
good looking women. And and I saw when I first heard the first
couple hours, oh my god, this is terrible. They cut. And then
there was this woman on a C span she kind of is she kind of
brings it around to make it a little more interesting. And you
say that this is all talk about the NSA and these people calling
in. And by the way, I want to remind everyone that apparently
while you'll see play this clip, New York,
New York, Alex, democratic caller, hi.
Hi, thanks for taking my call. And I really appreciate that
you're encouraging the healthy skepticism that that is really
important for democracy. I wanted to ask you about spine,
and the enormous expensive war in security. All these, of
course, are motivated by 911. And if you read the NIST reports
as I have, then you know that we've given up our civil
liberties, even though the government never explained how
the towers came down the way they did, and never tested for
explosives. And you know, that building seven, a high rise now,
Alex, I'm gonna I'm gonna stop you there and ask you a question
where we've been getting a lot of calls lately on this show
from people who believe that 911 was there's like a theory that
it was an inside job. Is this Are you part of a group or an
effort that's trying to get this on the show?
Well, actually, I've I've read in Homeland Security Training
brochures, that 911 Truth activists are potential
terrorists. And I guess that means that my email records are
among those that the government feels that can read and review.
And I suppose that under the NDA, I could be indefinitely
detained, and that has any concern? Well, Alex,
can you answer my question about if this was a group effort? Are
you part of an organization or anything?
I'm an American citizen concerned about my privacy, and
that's why I'm calling in because
what's the response from the Congressman on the question of
privacy issue? Well,
I agree with the healthy skepticism, Alex, and I think
you raise a great point about that. I would tell you that I
right, so purely as a movement go Am I yeah, why don't they do
this with our no agenda? People? Thank
you. This is what I don't understand is someone's
organized somewhere and they're doing something.
Yeah. And I think this woman was correct because it's, I guess it
wasn't just those two incidents. I could have probably tuned in
anytime and heard another one of these guys come just like that
when Howard Stern was having people write baba booey Baba boo
on everything they called in probably have got nothing except
one story about the NPR local station where somebody did call
in and we got a new listener. Yeah. I'm just very distressed
by it.
But I don't really feel like these are totally clipped at the
day where the
well the first one was, but it's okay. No, no, it's okay. Don't
worry. No, no, no, no,
no, no, it's it was okay. But you know, it's like, all right.
I mean, if it happened on you know, like, if C
span Yeah, usually fall out of your chair this clip of the day,
and that's about it. If I
did, but I didn't fall on my chair. I'm honest. I give you a
clip of the day when when it's in wherever it's warranted. I
agree. I'm not saying that don't get mad.
No, it's fine. It's fine. I'm not mad.
At you know, who's on CNN, because, you know, they're
really ruining this channel. Now.
CNN is really, you're right. They're really good.
So first of all, they brought Mikayla in from good de la.
Yeah, McHale, who I know personally, by the way, like,
she's, she's cool. So,
but I feel bad because she's not gonna last more than six months,
and she'll be off the air and then she'll be screwed. So I
hope she got a really good deal. But also Morgan Spurlock. Now,
isn't he the guy that did like the documentary? Did he do
Supersize Me? Did he do that?
Me. Thank you. Thanks.
Yeah, Morgan's. I think he did. He did the documentary about
a guy with a beard. Morgan Valentine Spurlock is an
American documentary filmmaker, humorous television producer,
screenwriter, political activist. Yes. Known for his
film Supersize Me that Yeah, yeah, that guy. That's the
worker eater.
The hamburger guy. Yes. That's the guy. That's yeah. He's now
on CNN. Yes, yes. You want to hear what he has to say? Oh,
brother.
I mean, I feel like if you if you do universal background
checks is a great start. If you create a database where people
with mental problems don't have access to firearms. That's a
great place to start. If you if you limit the amount of high
capacity magazines that's a great place to start. Yeah.
Okay.
Click not right place to start now watching
your show, dude. How horrible is that, man? It's a great see any
evidence that he's on CNN? You sure? It's the same guy?
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay, I'll look it up then for you.
More and yeah, he's, he's got a new CNN is talking about?
Obviously, he doesn't have any fans because it hasn't been
updated on his wiki page. Somebody has shot it to things
on the wiki page, like two minutes later.
Let me see. Yeah, I think well, let's see which the Morgan
Spurlock or like CNN.
Yeah. Or inspur Like inside man. cnn.com. Inside Man. By Oscar
nominated. filmmaker.
What is inside man?
Aside, man he's on Inside Man. Does he find out what's really
going on Morgan Spurlock inside man. Does he have a promo about
inside man is CNN. Yeah, I think so. There's maybe underneath it.
Okay.
Let's see. Insight is coming to CNN June 23. Is that That's
That's Sunday,
Sunday Sunday. Inside Man and original series inside man
hosted by Oscar Oscar nominated documentary filmmaker Morgan
Spurlock gives viewers an insider's view of diverse
sectors of American life. diving deep into hard hitting issues
like medical marijuana. There's a hard hitting issue. eldercare
industry Wow, migrant farm workers lose 1967 gun ownership
union workers bankruptcy this is nothing this sounds like a bunch
of bull crap. Yeah.
Yeah, well, you just heard what he said it's a good start to get
a database on mental health issues. Oh, man, it's like okay,
this shows a dog nap. Here's more on he had this whole thing
is it's nuts. They're trying to distill it you know, I'm gonna
show it I don't get okay forget about it. Forget even brought it
up. This is too stupid. It's too stupid. It is stupid. But if you
had the Daniel Ellsberg on your show. Yeah, you're interviewing
Daniel Ellsberg, who was of course of the
Pentagon Papers, Pentagon Papers.
Would you be interested in talking to him? Or would you
want to make room for something else?
If I had Daniel Ellsberg booked in the situation we're in now in
the new cycle we're in now I would let him ramble on about
all kinds of stuff. I think he'd probably be very interesting
church said terrified and we said it was a bridge We must
never cross to have NSA turn its capabilities, not which are
directed to foreigners turn them to the American people.
He said that is an abyss from which there is no return. Well,
we have crossed annual. I'm gonna have to have to jump in.
We have to get up. We have to get a break. I'm afraid. It's
been great to talk to you and also to Glenn Greenwald. Thank
you both very much indeed. For joining me tonight. It's a
debatable run. I'm sure we'll talk again thank you very much.
And my condolences obviously go to Microsoft.
So he just interrupted him cut him off said I'm sorry. We have
to move on why since
family he was a regular on the show and will be sorely missed
by us and by Vana, CNN and indeed many news organizations.
He was a terrific, provocative journalist who will be really,
really missed. When we come back to life Hollywood stories so
good. He just had to become a movie. The star struck teens who
broke into the homes of celebrities and their real life
victim. Paris Hilton. She's on the chair.
We have to go to the chair with Paris Hilton. What Yes, why he
had to cut off Ellsberg
cuts off Ellsberg is on a roll. Yeah. Making a pretty good point
about turning the gun against yourself kind of thing. Yeah.
Point of No Return and all the rest of it and just kills that
segment and is to bring on Paris Hilton in the chair.
Yes.
Welcome to the bad news. Is he there we go. No
agenda.
Are you ready for it? Everybody? Lots of people hating that
jingle, including me. It is it is the Rick Roll of our time
because it just keeps coming back like bed Mexican lunch. Hi,
Adam wanted to update you on one of your emails from episode five
to one, one hour and three minutes into the podcast. I
cannot verify if that the NSA FBI was tapping of the calls,
etc. But I can explain the technology. I sold voice and
data switches for over 15 years. Avaya in particular has been
able to push patches, etc. to telephone switches for many,
many years. The Avaya experts can remotely monitor system from
several of the data centers they Avaya would contact the clients
proactively to let them know of any issues. Regarding the other
comment about being able to tell if the caller is upset, etc.
Well, that has been in place for a long time as well. Pay
attention people he comes to no agenda tip. If you notice, when
you call in too many call centers and get voicemail, you
can tell certain words and you can get to the front of the
line. So if you're upset all you have to do is say fuck fuck fuck
a few times and you go straight to the front of the queue Wow,
this is a great tip because so they are analyzing analyzing all
of your all of your what's going on while you're waiting in the
queue and you're on
call waiting what Yeah,
well you're hearing that you're on Hold Your call is important
this is Your call is important to us. So all you have to do is
start bitching and moaning and you move right to the front so
this is this is a tip worthy of mentioning on the no agenda I
think and we sent some karma to his said 97 year old granny then
we have one more note here fuck you curry last week I was in the
middle of some really hot sex and just as it was starting to
get really good Adams gonna read his email starts going over in
my head and it ruined it. Thank God there was no one else there
otherwise it would have been embarrassing. Oh
got a real chuckle
little writing material. Got a real chuckle
I have kept that. That email for two shows. Now I haven't gotten
when I read that. I thought it was funny. It's cute is it's a
good joke.
Good. Like, yeah, it's a good lead. And it gets you going.
Yeah. That was it for that.
Yeah. Let's see what else a little bit about Hastings? Yeah.
So this is a kind of funny how we have the guy who, who helped
McChrystal get out. And I think our analysis at the time he was
running for Rolling Stone is that McChrystal wanted out and
that this guy was brought in to help
right? Yeah, you can't quit. Right? You have to be booted
out. He got a bad assignment. He didn't like it. It was getting
on his nerves. He wanted to retire. But he but he couldn't
just quit. Right? So they did a hit piece on him. At the bequest
of me, Chris McChrystal probably figured out how to do it and
told them what to do how to write and he put it together and
this was in 2010. Yes. And so now I want to play a couple
clips here. Because
Can we just set it up? Not everyone. I mean, we're,
we had this writer Michael Hastings, who lived the
apparently in Central LA I think I saw I know where he lives. And
he was in this little Highland Park I think is the name of the
area in some very tree line. Beautiful. Beverly Hills. 33
years old. 33 years old. Right? Exactly. And he hits a tree. The
car blows up like the Simpson cartoon. Yeah,
the engine flies 180 feet further.
So I'm very suspicious about all this. And so he dies and he dies
and everyone's doing no one's Oh, he
he burns alive in this car. Yeah, it burns. The car doesn't
explode. No, the car catches fire. This is this is not a
typical. I mean, you see the video the footage. It says thing
is on fire. Like the whole thing is just a mean Mercedes, which
the Mercedes should be ashamed of themselves. How does this
happen? Is there a record of you have a frontal collision?
Because it's a fun
dash out? That's funny because the car that because I went to
Street View to find his place. Yeah. Where he lives and there
was a Mercedes out front. That's funny. Yeah. So Mercedes.
So the Mercedes, he hits a tree head on, and apparently was
going very fast so fast that the engine rips out. And his and the
engine and transmission is 180 feet further, is only from what
I've read and seen. Obviously, I wasn't there. And the car
catches fire.
Yeah. Yeah. Okay. All right. His wife has been off Twitter. Like,
like two weeks before this. And then she has yet to return,
which is interesting. She used to be the speechwriter for
Condoleezza Rice. And a Republican, he was always a
Democrat. And he was a Democrat in 2010, when he did that piece
that hit piece on McChrystal, and he maintained his Obama bot
status through 2012. And I have a clip to show you what kind of
an Obama bot he was, which you have to consider because he
turned and went against Obama and it showed up on all these
shows he was getting cut off the wave, Pierce cut off this, this
guy that you just heard, and he eventually would kind of nutty
against Obama. I don't know if you have any concept of why that
happened. But it turned out betray us he mainly targeted
betray us, Hillary Clinton and Benghazi Wars is looked like his
targets this right this,
this is where I think the problem is so you know,
everyone's you know, I was at Max Keiser says that he found
out the FBI was was following him and he had spoken to a
WikiLeaks lawyer. I think this is all a big bullshit
distraction. I think this is part of the Clinton body count.
You might be right, because he definitely got into effect I
printed out a lot of this is the guy who got into a real beef
with a Clinton person.
This is the guy who remember we even talked about this on the
show, where Clinton's spokesperson told him to go fuck
off. Right? So I think if anything, this is this has the
Clintons written all over it, because, you know, if you want
to kill somebody, if the enemy of the CIA or the NSA or the
FBI, they don't crash you like this, though, they walked by you
like Breitbart, you know, they give a little pinprick and like,
and you die, and then you have a heart attack. And then the
coroner kills himself, you know, this is how they do it. This is
the go watch Rubicon. It's a little pinprick, you're dead.
It's undetectable, sorry, he died of a heart attack. This is
the way the Clintons do it. They have no class, classless,
oh, some of goon bathroom.
The guy's name is Felipe Raines and they went back and forth.
They do have a couple of notes that went back and forth. Now I
understand why the official invest this from rains. Why the
fiscal why the official investigation of the Department
of Defense, as reported by the army times the Washington Post
concluded beyond about that you're an unmitigated asshole.
Yeah. Yeah. How's that for a non bullshit response? But now that
we've gotten that out of our systems, have a good day. And by
that I mean fuck off. Yeah. So that's the response from the
Clintons or the Clinton spokesperson. What
was that in regard to do you recall what that was about?
Yeah,
it was it was a question about Benghazi
There you go. So this is so he was if anything, and it makes
sense because he was in very heavily involved with with the
military industrial complex, and he probably made friends I have
friends in the MSC they tell me a general him I will point out
is going to be testifying that this coming week that you know
that no, that's good. Yeah, this is and he retired after
Benghazi. So something is up, something is going on, and we'll
see what happens to him. So he's gonna
sign up but anyway, let's play a couple clips. Just so just to
give you an idea of what kind of a this is the Michael Hastings
before clip and says number one, this is the clip of Hastings
after he came out with his little book about the 2012
elections and he's still an Obama bot. And this is probably
around January of this year because
The Press And you talk in the book about one member of the
press, who the White House press corps who tried to get the
president to open up to a sock puppet. Honestly did that
actually, did someone actually produce a sock?
A hand? Yeah, a hand puppet sock puppet, whatever you want to
call it? Yes, it was it was a puppet that looked like Obama,
this individual reporter worked for the Wall Street Journal, put
the puppet on her hand and started asking the president for
an interview and going like this back and forth. I can't I refuse
to do the squeaky voice on camera, because that'll be
forever you do but but it was very strange. And I learned
later that Obama said he that was one of the weirdest moments
that I've experienced with the media. I
mean, we know journalists, like ourselves tend to like a drink.
Was she in some way? I think
she was 100%. sober. I mean, but that was that's the that's the
presence of Obama, even on the press corps, even on the people
who follow Him every day. When they're near him. They lose
their mind. Sometimes, you know, they start behaving in ways that
are juvenile and amateurish, and they swoon.
And of course you don't. Oh, I
do. Oh, I totally. Oh, man. I you know, I first met President
Obama in 2006. When he was a senator. He was visiting
Baghdad, I was the correspondent. You mentioned I
mentioned that. Yeah. And of course, I got to ask my
question. So of course, I say, Well, you know, Mr. President,
is the second time I met you. And did I ask the hardball
question that asked about drones. They asked about civil
liberties? No, I did not. I guess I'm not at liberty. I
asked about, but it was soft.
Typical. Thank you for the admission. Michael Hastings in
the book is called panic. 2012 a great read. Right.
Barnabas do that's an Obama guy. Yeah, that's some were changed
along the way and had Benghazi may have been it because he
might be working on that, who knows he's dead now. But you it
started to change on some of these different shows. And the
last time I believe that he appeared on Bashir show was when
Bashir had to cut him off. And I'll just throw this clip in
which is Hasting jumps. He's bitching about Petraeus, he says
the guys that was a bit terrible guy and all the rest Bashir
tries to turn the Congress station around, a Hastings goes
off on on portray us and then then they just cut him off on
the show the idea that the fact that he was sleeping with
somebody else besides his wife, that that's the thing that's
going to bring him down. To me. It's very bizarre, Mike,
that's a fairly harsh assessment of a man who's regarded by many
people in the military as an outstanding four star general.
Well, I
mean, I think that could he might be standing for so
general, everything I said also might be true. Like I've what
I've tried to do, and in my reporting on him is give a
counter narrative to the man known as King David. He's
extremely ambitious. One of the most memorable quotes that
another general told me about General Petraeus was he leaves
the dead dog on your doorstep every time. That means every new
assignment that he would take over, he would try to make the
guy before him looked like it was their fault. I think that,
you know, I think, as I said, I think he's been given a pass
Michael Hastings. I'm afraid we've run out of time. But thank
you so much, Mike. Hey, hey, hey,
have you seen the sign MSNBC bitch,
hey, calm
down with it. I
have too much more than that. Now, the last one, I think is
the last time he appeared, he was on a show with this guy.
I've never even seen this show before. And the guy's name if I
have it here. I think it's, I don't know, Perry. I can't
remember who it is. But it's some douchebag, who has a whole
bunch of people on and Hastings really gets into it with a
couple of them. But before we play that I have a kind of a
funny short clip. Let's see if I got these right. Yeah, I got a
short clip. Where he this is when he's still an Obama bot.
And he's telling and November's I want to play this clip,
because I want people to realize that this, what he's saying in
this clip, he's discussing a meeting with the press corps
that Obama decides to visit because he likes to apparently
hanging out with the press, but nobody's supposed to ever report
that. And this play. This is the Hastings on White House
etiquette covering of the Obama campaign for
Buzzfeed. And during the last two months, when everyone was
kind of getting crazy about basically every little thing
that went on, I wrote a story pointing out that President
Obama had had shown up a couple of months, about a month earlier
at a drink session with with journalists. That's all I did.
The fact that he showed up hanging out with journalists
that said Gavin cocoa knocking
back at Sam Adams, I'm not allowed to say he was doing
that. But that's what he might have been doing. If he was there
if he were actually there. Exactly. But I'm not allowed to
acknowledge the existence of it. However, I did. I didn't I
wasn't up on all the necessarily nice things you're not supposed
to lie about. But the press that's what I was I was told
afterwards even though it's part of the White House full policy
to note it but anyway, so
no reporters not the way that's the reporters get really angry
with
you. They did I was I was lectured by the White House. guy
who runs the White House Correspondents Association sort
of sat me down and explained to me and Henrietta fox, fox news,
nice guy. You know, he's in a tough spot. He's dealing with
reporters dealing with the White House. He's dealing with people
like me Did you know I was pretty damn video? And and then
they said, you know, if you continue to do this, you're not
going to be welcome here. And that was that was one of the
moments so that you know I go into detail on the book probably
more detail than anyone needs to know but definitely check it
out.
Before you go on to your final clip, I looked into this
BuzzFeed. And the more I look at these alternative so called
alternative news sites, and the more I'm discouraged about it,
Buzzfeed Yeah, how many people co founded Huffington Post a
million everyone in the world as a co founder of The Huffington
Post, I mean, Ariana Huffington, she apparently did she have to
do anything.
I have no idea. KENNETH Lehrer
is, he was the chair. He's the chairman and co founder of The
Huffington Post, he said, a Buzzfeed, and every one at
BuzzFeed is running BuzzFeed. And by the way, they have raised
55, zero $50 million. For this BuzzFeed outfit, they have a
newly announced partnership with CNN. And this is the regime. And
this is a propaganda stick organization. And any news
outfit that is raising money from Obama donors who are
venture capital firms. It's corrupt. Yeah, it's completely
corrupt.
And I think the story that we just listened to is the most
corrupt thing I've heard for a long time laughing about it. So
take it aside because I mentioned that Obama was at the
at the bar drinking a Sam Adams. You can't do that. No, you're
gonna get kicked off the fence. All the other journalists got
all bent out. So you're gonna get us all killed? Gonna get us
all kicked out of this soft job and we don't do anything. Yeah.
You just read the.
So. Okay, so This now brings something else to mind. Maybe
it's not Hillary Clinton. Maybe it was just one of his fellow
his colleagues, like this guy is such a dick. Let's run them off
the road creative? No, this is not creative. They just run
and do 120 miles an hour into a tree in a residential area
that's took some effort,
huh?
There's a lot of ways you can do that.
Well, I know there's ways of doing it. But I'm not gonna go
on doing remember it's not I said the guy seemed like, you
know, near the end here, when it was just last clip where he just
gets into it was one of the people that's on this panel, He
even tells him he's just writing, talking points down.
He's all upset. He's very upset.
But all I'm saying is that if you want to kill someone, this
is a very unnecessary way of doing it. So whoever did this?
No, I know it made it. It's more like a mob hit. It's like let's
make an example out of this guy by burning him to a crisp.
Yeah. Which brings me back to the Clintons. You're right, or
saw
George W. Bush give a speech where he he conceded that, you
know, these decisions aren't bad
speech writers. He had better speech writers at this time. I
don't know what happened in the first shows. But certainly they
weren't working on this speech. I mean, this speech, in my view,
if you compare this speech to his the speech he gave in Cairo
and 2009, or his Nobel Prize speech, you see a kind of almost
total rejection of the Civil Rights tradition that the
President Obama's supposedly came out of a total rejection of
any kind of these ideas of a kind of peaceful transition of a
kind of trying to work with the federal people in different
nations. And it's an embrace of total militarism. And the reason
I stopped because that he's incredibly apt. That's him
Hastings, rap prattling on,
he's incredibly agitated, yes. Which is much unlike his other
jocular style, which was before he lost his Obama hood.
His Obama hood. Oh, by the way, brilliant analysis from the chat
room as a quick interlude, knocking back a Sam Adams is
obviously gay code.
Well, that's interesting. And yeah,
that and I think it was set as a joke, but I'm like, well, that's
not that's considering how pissed off everyone was about
that. Just take it into consideration,
noted, that speech to me was essentially agreeing with
President Bush and Vice President Cheney, that we're in
this sort of neoconservative paradigm, that we're at war with
a jihadist threat, that actually is not a nuisance, but the most
important threat we're facing today. It is complete, in my
view, a complete rejection of what John Kerry said and I said
and embrace the military, but he's but he's talking about he's
saying he's saying he says that many multiple things he right
No, I agree. I agree.
It's complicated. You know, I got to stop this first. Like,
you know what he sounds like? He sounds like I can get this way
by the way. And I miss Mickey has taught me how to not do it.
When you are so convinced when you know that the bullshit is is
so clear and you have the actual story. And you have the
backstory and you have the documents to prove it. That's
when you start, your mouth starts falling over itself when
you're trying to explain to someone who was clearly
clueless. And that's what I'm hearing here. Would you agree?
Yeah, I wouldn't disagree. But complex, but he enshrined. The
two key things that I took away from that speech is that Obama
has enshrined the two most radical principles of the Bush
Doctrine. The first is Oh, he got rid of sort of got rid of
torture and sort of got rid of extraordinary tradition, but in
shrines targeted assassination, at the same time, he doesn't
apologize for who won't apologize for the Scanlon
Mikaze. He won't apologize for the IRS. Really, the IRS has a
few bad apples. And he says no, the AP and spying on journalists
is okay. So again, shrines, killing people and spying on
journalists, as the two major tenants of his national security
state, I think this is outrageous.
I don't know if you're getting what Michael said, just to be
blunt about it.
Well, I read your piece, I read your piece, it was it was
essentially, you know, talking points from the White House who
was and you know, I mean, look, I did your work and, you know,
read it in the past as as a colleague, but I was not
impressed with with the piece that we were sitting around. By
the way, let
let slip Perry explained. We said before we say we're not
impressive, it's here. I could say I read it.
As well, we'll go into detail here. There were two parts of
that speech, I thought there was one where the President tried to
redefine what his where the war on terror is going. It's winding
down. He's trying to talk about drones. The court they didn't
agree with you in terms of like, comparing it to Bush was, I
thought the speech showed a lot of ambiguity about the
President's views about it, which is attached. ambiguity
about the war on terror. This is a speech very much about, he's
trying to sort of puking out loud as thieves that hear my
views. He kept saying over and over again, this is a just war,
but it shouldn't be limited, we should look at ways to wind it
down. Change it, he seems like he doesn't like the drone
program himself is what I sort of heard his speech while he the
policy I agree with you, is not change that much. But there was
certainly no ambiguity better. There was certainly some sort of
a weariness about the policy itself. And I think was
important to note here. This is
also after four years of not only escalating the war in
Afghanistan, where it's 150,000 troops. So he did try the whole
occupation thing. But he also exponentially increased the
number of drone strikes, he's defending murdering an American,
two years later, I mean, so So there's an absurdity to this
whole discussion.
And look, I keep saying, there's a lot here, and there's a lot in
the speech, and he definitely has escalated drone attacks, we
also have the drone attack, the numbers are coming down, it
doesn't mean that he has ruled them out. And we can talk about
that. But one thing that I think is a change in Omar that he laid
out in the speech was a real clear commitment to shut down
Guantanamo. And I know we've heard that before. But he laid
out you know, he has talked about
cracking up.
Okay, a couple things here.
So, anyway, before you go with your analysis, I'm gonna say
this show was called up with Steve Kuraki. And the guy that
he got into the beef was which is this guy, Perry bacon, who's
a black guy from MSNBC and he's the one who wrote the talking
points this stenographer right and and does he's clearly upset.
Okay,
so So here's here's the analysis one, this guy is pretty much
doing no agenda material, and it got him killed. And, and the
mistake he made is he was trying to be legit, where you've got
to, like have Tourette's you know, be a hoarder, you know, be
a crackpot, you know, don't believe in moon landings this is
how you are able to survive with this type of analysis. And he's
he's talking to the wrong people. So he also he was young
which is sad because he just hadn't caught on yet. He was
very young. So to this is how I can imagine the meeting going
Let's kill this guy. Yeah, but you know, this seems like a high
profile fucking killing act or two will they'll cover it up?
Yeah, that would work. That's how I imagine it. And then we
lose two guys. We began to Feeny
live we can do that. No one's gonna notice is
putting a call that's easy. In Italy. Yeah. Sicily. So yeah,
what a loss. Does it What a loss this kid and Galman for two
great people. Why? Because some aihole wants to further is that
his or her agenda? God knows what was coming out. But stuff
is flying fast and furious. And people are are getting killed. I
mean, there's no doubt in my mind. It's just who did this
sloppy job. Why did it have to be like this? You know, it's
it's so much easier to do it like the Michael Jackson way.
You know, like the Breitbart way. It's so much easier, so
much less messy. No, no, no big news stories. Oh, man, maybe
He's got about I think this was just maybe they got the wrong
guy to do and then they had to get a cover i Who knows but
people are getting killed there's no doubt about that
well he probably it was what's interesting he went so far off
the rails This is the problem that you I think everyone has if
they become kind of again you know the hagiography is a great
word this you become like you're worshiping Obama Yeah. And
you're you're just he can do no wrong and you know that half the
public is like this they would vote him in for a third term I'm
telling you and so and then you discover that there's something
there's no this is raw you're looking at the wrong information
you do discover this man has betrayed you. And you go off the
rail you don't just you know do what we do we don't believe that
any of these characters and we're just an analyze the news
is pretty straight up
right and so what have we know go nuts about it? No, well,
sometimes God
we got to stop him. We don't go like Alex Jones is the is the is
the example of the of the lightning rod approach. He's
just like completely and he stays kind of alive by being
kind of screwy by getting a bullhorn and going down a river
outside the Bilderberg castle and this dumb Hey, you guys die,
you know whatever he did
but these guys are taking this thing so seriously. And then
they show up on these shows and they do something like this. I
mean, there's
Well yeah, but so this is this is this was his last appearance
by the way. Well, this is part of your this is part of the
sickness. This is what you saw with Leo, when when when all
this came to light he's recuperated since then when all
this came to light he was posting on Google Plus like you
Mr. President, you know you lie you lied. And and chunk chunk is
out there on a Current TV you
lost it you just lost it. Yeah.
And knows because Hastings was a contributor to the trunk show.
Yeah, so he so he knows now now he knows shot a
dozen I'm sure Hastings whatever. Hastings is got that
he's now gone. I'm sure it's been taken out of his I'm sure
it's places ransacked and whatever he papers he was
working on all disappeared. But he I'm sure he talked to chunk
about it. Yeah, whatever it is. Yeah. Yes. Probably just
something is probably what we've been theorizing about in the
Benghazi think perhaps or something similar. Yeah.
Whatever.
And, and we say should we go grab that beer? So we knock back
a Sam Adams just we do have to get out of here.
I do have one last thing. Can we? Is it an end of show clip?
No. It could be No. Well, no. I'll save it for the show. Oh,
no, I'll stop. I'll have commentary. But it's actually
going to take more to develop. So I'm not going to do it. Okay,
I can play the odd. Erin Burnett flub. And we're done.
Okay, well, I'll stop this dental assistant,
live, obviously, tomorrow morning from Beijing. And I want
to bring in Gordon Chang now columnist for forbes.com. And
the author of The Coming Collapse of China. All right,
Gordon, you were one of the first here to talk about this
possible link. And matter of fact, the very first night say
if you go to China for asylum, or to Hong Kong, Something
smells fishy about the whole thing. China's adamant they're
not working with Edward Snowden, not that I'd expect him to come
out and say that he was.
Was she supposed to say worse?
Part of the big script, whoever wrote it. All right. So just the
last breaking news. The Russians and the Chinese announced the
deal. Russians supply China with Russian oil $60 billion in
rubles, the market is collapsing. Brent oil down $2
Gold is off the rails. It's the beginning everybody.
And we'll talk about it on th unplugged next Tuesday.
Yeah, but first we'll be here Sunday, Sunday, I will have a
report of the I'm going to go see Pandora's Promise, which is
a documentary about nuclear energy, which won a whole bunch
of Sundance awards and no one has gone to see.
And of course, it's true that I may go see the Superman movie,
you go see, and we'll compare notes. How does that sound?
There's more propaganda in mind that there is
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