So I guess what we're going to do this weekend, Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak.
It's Sunday, August 4 2013. Time for your Gitmo nation media
assassination episode 536. This is no agenda. Wearing my man
dress in search of heat relief for stories about the secondhand
bookstore in the heart of Amsterdam get mo nation lowlands
in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley, plain and simple. I'm
John C. Dvorak. Hill.
I hope I didn't give you a bad visual.
You did not.
throw you a man dress. There's nothing wrong with it.
No, it's fine. It's just the beginning of the end.
Well, I have to say,
let's put it as nothing I haven't anticipated.
Well, let me throw some more on the fire than for you. By the
way.
At your age. Skipping is not an option. Don't skip down the
street with the dress.
Well, you know, it was a Gay Pride weekend here in Amsterdam,
a lowlands where 50% of your no agenda show was emanating from
the today. And at the Netherlands Amsterdam in
particular is world famous for its Gay Pride canal parade. Or
did you see any of this on the news? Surely there was a CNN
item about it. I'm hoping. No, nothing. Go ahead. Google it.
Google Amsterdam canal parade. This is a pretty insane
occurrence and I have always stayed away from it.
Yeah, seriously apparent reasons. Yeah, I understand why
you would. Yes.
But this year, my lovely daughter Christina was on the
out TV
boat. Now this is gay out parade. What is it called?
Yeah. Well, it's it's called the Gay Pride canal parade. Canal.
That's right. So So Christina, is going to be working for a
television station called out TV. And so she What are you
laughing at?
You're killing me.
It's true. And she just she just came out of the closet herself.
Like a year ago. So so she locked her in the closet for
Yeah, really. So she's got this gig and and so they were going
to put her on display and out TV, it's going to kill you much
more by the time the story is over, John. So our TV had a boat
and there's only I think 70 or 80 boats and they go all the way
around the princess craft the prince canal. And there's at
least a million I think they think 1.21 point 3 million
people who line all the canals all the bridges, watching these
boats go by and these boats, well, they're barges essentially
or the actually they actually are floats. And each of them has
a theme. And and it's an everyone's just, you know,
you've got just basically gays and lesbians and transgenders,
and bisexuals and the odd by curious person dancing on these
boats and waving and everybody and so it's a big like that's
essentially the whole idea and it's gay pride. And Amsterdam
prides itself on
a lot of action today. By the way, the web the pride closing
party, the pink bubbles and free bytes. The rapido pride edition
dirty dicks. Oh, yeah. Fist factory club, Amsterdam. Yay.
Club church. twinks or G. It's an orgy.
Hold on, let me I know, I'm doing the damn show. We should
have moved it. I could have been in the dirty Pfister orgy.
Whatever
it shruts mean.
I don't know. Okay, so So there's real there's some good
things and some really bad things about about this gay
pride parade. Now, I think the good thing and I've always seen
this on TV, I've never really gone into that man. Maybe I
leaned out of a window one year when I was here to take a look
at it. But it's like there's a lot of people is a lot of noise.
And so you watch these boats go by. And it's interesting,
because you have all you know, they're themed boats. And this
year, they had the soccer players union again, I
interrupt you for a second. I was think, going about this just
now. I wonder You know, when you go to the Rose Bowl parade and
the Macy's Day Parade, they call all those those things float?
Yeah, this is where it originates from. I think it's
truly a flat. It's meant to be a float.
Yeah. No, I never did because I never figured out why are these
things called floats, that they're not floating? No. But
But I believe now that they're because there's a bunch of these
cities in Europe that have these events on these canals because
they're all over the place. Yeah, I mean, Amsterdam is not
the only place with with water. No, no, anyway, go on. Okay.
So they're all themed. So and there's big organizations and
this is this is kind of the good and the bad but the foot
ballplayers Union had a float this year for the first time
essentially saying hey, it's okay to be gay and be a
professional soccer player. Strangely enough, no soccer
players jumped up and went, Yeah, I'm gay. Let's go but
okay, so they had that boat. You had the cops. And this is very
interesting. So you had a whole float filled with must have been
80 or 90 Cops male female all in uniform, all saluting. And then
in each boat kind of has their spiel which they'll repeat over
and over again as they go from between bridges. And the spiel.
Yeah, it's like a like a stick, like a little skit little thing
that's going on. And so they'd all be saluting, and then all
sudden they'd start dancing and they'd be holding up signs join
us it was weird to me that was their recruiting on the
recruiting day cops. Yeah. And the same with the military. So
the military also has their and you know, it's all military,
mental. Alexander
the Great. Alexander the Great's armies were all gay. Shall I
tell you
something? Here's what they messed up with this thing. They
should have Korean Dvorak doing the play by play voice over have
it upside down. No, no doing that voice. You know how like
Kathie Lee and oh, yeah, do that. Was that capitalism and
Regis? Do they used to do?
Yeah, yeah, no, and they're gay. They're doing it? No, no, you're
doing I'm not expected. You're supposed to be doing the
Alexander the great historical stuff. So I'll be saying, and
here come the soldiers, ladies and gentlemen. John, what do we
know about the historical significance of gays in the
military?
Well, most militaries were extremely gay. It seemed to
solve a number of problems. And by the way, when in Sparta,
which I only learned recently, because it was on the on the
special on the KQED sparks were required to be gay. Oh, yeah,
really. And in fact that they were required to be gay and also
to child a lot of kids. So the women would shave their heads
and pretend to be guys, and then they would have sex with it with
their soldier, husbands. Very strange, very strange culture.
Okay, so here's the so there's the good and the bad of this.
And let me start with some of the bad first. Not only do we
have these groups with their boats and their recruiting on
them, but there's every single boat that we're float is
commercialized. So you've got the Vodafone flow, you know,
sponsored by Heineken sponsored by the bank. Now, it really
ruins it and I hated it makes it so it cheapens the whole thing.
But of course, you know, these are, these are outfits. These
are brands, big international brands, who want to cater to
this extremely desirable audience. Now, again, I've only
seen this thing in previous years from TV and from, you
know, on the sidelines, and it's kind of like, okay, you know, a
bunch of gays, you know, jumping up and down on the boat or
whatever. Okay, yeah, that's great. Oh, that's funny. You
know, kind of like we would do our play by play. Being on the
boat. was very different experience, because now I'm
seeing all the people on the side you went on the boat. I
told you, Christina, my daughter was asked to be the one of the
stars on the you were on the boat. Yes, I was on the boat
with her. She asked me told me I was not that was not made clear
to me because you're just chiding me and laughing and you
won't listen.
I am not laughing. She had
asked me to be her plus one on the boat. Yeah. So I witnessed
for the first time the gay parade from the boat. Now,
it's just a matter of time.
Now, here's Okay, so let me give you my experience. First of all,
it was great for Christina because this is a, this is out
TV, they finally made it big time. They're on cable networks.
And you know, they have distribution. They've hired her,
she's kind of like their celebrity, she's gonna be
producing programs, and it's a lifestyle channel. So it's not a
it's not total trash TV. It's not all about sales, you know,
whatever those whatever you're reading about this lifestyle of
travel, etc. And, but you know, she's kind of like the queen
bee. And the guy who founded the station is getting her up on
the, on the front deck and interviewing her. And so she's
fantastic. And we're floating along, we're going down the
canal, and I can see all these people. And I for the first time
I could really see John is going into you may not be into what
I'm saying here, but I can see how all these people are so
happy that here's this day. And I think they should have it for
every group that identifies as a group where they could just be
just throw their hands in the air and just go and I can see
how that can be very liberating. In fact, I did see it. I just
said everyone's dancing and happy and was it's a very, very
nice vibe. Here's the what the problem for me I'm on this boat
and you're stuck on the boat for three and a half hours, you're
not getting off the boat, you have to do the whole thing. It's
hot. You know, it's we've got a heat wave, I'm wearing a hat,
the hat band is snow is hurting my head. The DJ is playing and
you know very loud, it's right in my ear. But they both had a
theme. And the theme was a commercial tie in to the movie
Behind the Candelabra. It's a crap movie, which is now in
theaters in the Netherlands. So I was on a boat, and they they
had a grand piano rising from the from the boat. And then you
know, a couple of gay guys out would jump out and dance and
then Liberace would appear, and then he would be dancing. But
this had to be repeated between every bridge. So every 100 times
this Liberace thing of this movie that we that you forced me
to watch, which is a piece of crap. And just over and over and
over again and with the big voiceover. Ladies and gentlemen,
please watch Behind the Candelabra on October 4, or
whatever, whatever it was. It was insane. And you know,
everyone's dancing and your hands up that was the song Hands
up, hands up, whatever. It's got to put your hands in the air for
three hours.
So for this three hours of essential work, what was so what
just just because I'm sure people would like to know, what
was the fee you got paid for this commercial?
Absolutely zero.
I'm sorry. Yeah, I
got zero. I was supporting my daughter who
has a gig that was okay what she must have gotten a pile of cash.
She got zero. She's got a gig. It's it's part of her deal.
That's just part of part of her overall deal. She's working on
earn this eat three hours promoting a movie that's got a
huge budget for commercials. Good pays you guys 100 bucks.
Well, we got all the crappy white wine we could drink.
I'm sure that was good for the headache. So
now there was some controversy, which we did not hear about in
the United States, which I found kind of interesting, because,
you know, of course, it's Big Gay weekend. And I keep hearing
about the Russians. Putin's Neo made it illegal to be gay. You
know, he hates gays, the Russians hates kind of like what
is going on? And Mickey actually, she said, Hey, honey,
have you heard about this thing about you know, you can't be gay
in Russia? Or they throw you in jail? Like, what's he talking
about? So, and I'm written in the newspaper and if ironic,
we all believe.
Believe it No kidding. This is my it was my first reactions
like, Well, yeah, that's kind of what guys do who are gay. And
you know, the first thing I do is like, outlaw gayness, because
I don't look over here. Anyway, but the way the media is
portraying this, the you know, the the telegraph. And they kind
of no longer refer to the actual law that passed, but just to the
extrapolation of it. So it was interesting to see that people
on the street, were just saying, you know, you get fined if
you're gay, you know, you want to have a bar for gays, you
know, you get close and thrown in jail. And I ah, and so then I
had to go look it up. And here's what happened to Dumas, which
is, you know, the Russian parliament, they passed the law,
and I have the translation of the law. And I'm sure we'll have
some of our Russian producers helped me out with the, with
some of the language, but this is the best translation I could
get, which I thought was pretty accurate. But I think it's
pretty accurate, is that it is forbidden by Russian law now to
promote an alternative lifestyle than heterosexual in the
presence of children. And this passed unanimously, when it's
like 360 votes are how many they have to zero with one
abstention. So this says a couple of things, first of all,
it's ironic. Absolutely, right. Second of all, you know, the
duelists it's not like Putin really, you know, runs what
happens there. He may shoot you if you if you disagree with him,
but you know, they have all kinds of, you know, the dumbest
doesn't always pass stuff unanimously. There's all kinds
of fights about economics and other kinds of policy. So you
got to think that the Russians in general, the representation
of the Russian people believes this is a good thing. And I
can't really figure it out why they're doing this other than
maybe, I mean, I really don't know I have some theories that
maybe a little bit off the wall. Maybe they they want to make the
ensure that that there's you know, do it behind quite closed
doors and have a family and make kids because we don't want to
grow old like the west or something like that. I don't
know exactly why, but it is a fun kind of a far cry from
you're going to be arrested if you're gay. And that I was very
interesting, because on every other bridge, you see a picture
of Putin, you know, like Putin hates gays. The Netherlands is
now calling to boycott the Olympic Games, because of
course, he's he will be held in, in Russia. So this could turn
out to be an international incident.
But I thought, I think this is Western propaganda.
You think? Well, that's certainly the extrapolation of
the law is Western propaganda, no doubt about it. No doubt
about it, because it's just not it's not true that gays get
arrested for being gay. It's just not true. And you can say,
I'm gay in Russia, and you should not get arrested, but
it's proper propagandizing, I think is actually the actual
word, the lifestyle, that is alternative to heterosexuality
in the presence of children, that can get you fined $150, or
if you're a corporation $31,000. That's, that's the law, as I
understand it. But it was, you know, it's kind of interesting
to see how, how that kind of worked. And how that was
propagated here in in the lowlands during this.
It was a it was a storyline here. We had it was a storyline.
Okay. And then, of course, it was the same base, it was the
same thing. Oh, oh. Illegal Now, if you're gay in Russia. Okay.
All right, good. But they're going after Putin. And so I've
got a couple of clips that are worth listening to. And we do
have a stupid teased in the newsletter. They are an economic
hitman delivered some information to us about Russia,
or and what he believes is going to happen. But first, let's
play. Well, let me actually let me say what what the economic
hitman said he says that we can put in the Red Book that the
United States is going to take some very stringent action,
economic sanctions against Russia in the next within the
next week or so. And it hit like a lot of this has to do with
with us actually being bullies. And we want to get Snowden back
into the country. And everybody's talking about oh,
Snowden. You know, the main thing was Snowden. His is the
main meme that we have in the US. Oh, he should go to court
and take it like a man should be here.
Come back. Take it like a man. I think it's the appropriate one.
Yeah.
I think like a man, that's pretty, pretty close to what
he'd get. So let's play a couple of things that might indicate
what's going on here. Because Chuck Schumer turns out to be
the point guard thrown out there with some bull crap about about
Snowden being a coward and a loser and the Russians being
bullies. This is what kills me. But I'm going to play I have two
clips of Schumer, the first one, I swear I did nothing to this
clip. This is the way it played. And I believe this was on the
Washington Post site, which I get a few clips from, because
they have actually have a bunch of stuff they put on their
multimedia that they don't write about or talk about. It's really
unusual. They just put a clip on with no commentary. Just a plain
clip. There's
no right up. Oh, it's all in the clip, you know, yeah, it's
weird. But anyway, this is the one that you can play as much as
this as you want when the incident happens. But this is
the way I record it right off the internet is the way it came
out this weird play out clip and
Mr. Putin first allowed Mr. Snowden to enter Russia and
remain at the airport. It was a clear poke in the eye of the
United States. By allowing him to leave the airport and remain
in Russia. He has taken the situation a step further, and
put our relationship with Russia in even greater danger. Russia
has stabbed us in the back. And each day that Snowden is allowed
to roam free is another twist of the knife. Mr. Snowden likes to
portray himself as someone who practices civil disobedience
like Martin Luther King or Gandhi, but he's not. King and
Gandhi did not hurt people with their civil disobedience Snowden
did by putting our security at risk. And others who would
practice you will do so be
No, no, no, no, no. Wait, he went all Lucifer on me here.
I swear to you I did nothing. I strongly believed in what they
were doing.
Oh, wow. And this goes on for the rest of the clip.
I reset it. You can play a little more of it. Yeah, but I
reset it and I got I finally got it to work right. But it was
just what it was feeding me. Daniel Ellsberg leaked the
Pentagon Papers. He had the courage to stay in the country
and defend what he had done. If Mr. Snowden had the courage of
sorry, Mr. Snowden
doesn't get better John was a keep going like this,
it keeps going like that you can kill it, you're gonna go to the
clip number two, which is the one where he essentially and
he's, and he's reading this in such a weird way that I want I
just know the White House, put him up to this. And this is the
prelude to what we're going to do to the Russians, we're going
to cut them off, we're going to not go to the Olympics, we're
going to do something, and it's coming out within the next
couple of weeks. Obama has to do something because it's out of
control that Snowden not only now he's free to roam around
Russia with a property, he's going to get a fake name, I'm
sure. And he's going to end up working for VT contact, which is
the huge Facebook of Russia, which, you know, is a worldwide
phenomenon, this thing, and he's essentially going to be the
Zuckerberg of the in terms of coding. He's going to be working
there. I'm sure he's going to take that job. That's the one
job he was offered. And but he played the second one on Schumer
where he goes off on on on Snowden and then the bullying
thing
and defend what he had done. If Mr. Snowden had the courage of
income, sorry, if Mr. Snowden had the courage of his
convictions, he would come back to the country stand trial, tell
the American people in a jury why he thought what he did was
justified. But Mr. Snowden is a coward who has chosen to run and
consort with countries like Russia like China, like possibly
Ecuador, Venezuela, that have far fewer liberties than we do.
Given Russia's Given Russia's decision, why
does he keep restarting his sentences? What was going on
was?
I think personally, I think he's making it clear that he's
reading He in fact, one time he's interested, he just
centrally stopped and said, Excuse me, him read the exact
same thing again.
Yeah. Okay, then today, the President should recommend
moving the G 20. Summit. what Russia has done is a serious
blow to us Russian relations. And I believe we should
carefully consider additional steps to putting into this
fugitive Chase. Mr. Putin seems to relish poking us in the eye.
Whether it's Iran, or Syria, or now Snowden. And as long as
Prime Minister Putin acts like a bully, we have only one choice
to stand up to him and show him that bullies pay a price. Ready
for your questions.
You know, this makes so much sense that, that the Putin thing
is you know, is this whole Putin is is gay or anti gay? That will
be the next one. I can almost wait for pictures to surface you
know, some photoshop thing or something, and and they're just
going to call Putin gay.
Yeah. And this thing was Schumer, I've, I've we've
watched this character for years. Yeah. And he doesn't talk
like this. No, he's more assertive. This is reading very
slowly, and then making mistakes seemingly on purpose. And then,
you know, and the poke in the I mean, seems to be throughout
this little speech. Is this new this, this poke in the new isis
a few days ago? Okay. Or it was like after our last show, right.
So so I dug around. And I also found and because we've never
really heard, we've heard about him, and there's been some
assertions that he wanted. They've tried to get him to go
to Russia. Snowdens. Dad?
Well, we're not out now. We've been following Snowdens dad, who
was hired this high or who was not probably not hired, but he
has his high profile lawyer who's come out. And in fact,
didn't we even question if this was Snowdens? Dad?
Yeah, we did. And I still like I think we can still question it.
But, but I do have two clips of Snowdens dad, which are
interesting enough, because it is especially the second clip.
But it turns out that this is a family of spooks. That goes back
a while and that's maybe why Snowdens dad seems so odd. But
here is the Snowdens dad, one clip where he talks about where
he all of a sudden turned on, you know, he, he changed his
whole attitude after he tried to do a deal with the government.
And you can build explain it. It's quite interesting. I was
asked if I would consider flying to Moscow. And I said, Yes, I
said, however, I want to know what the objective is because
and I want to be able to speak to my son to see if there's
value because I'm not going to fly to Moscow to sit on the
tarmac to be an emotional tool for you, to the government, for
the government. And so what did they say? And so initially, I
said so can you set up communications and then
initially it was well, we're not sure and I said, wait just a
minute, folks that I work with could set up communication. Oh,
no, wait, bottom on it. As we offered, right, we partnered
with them. Bruce was involved with this. Now, it's Bruce.
That's the lawyer they were unable to set up communications
with, with Edward. And so as a result that did not work. Does
your
dad call you, Edward? Or is your call Dad call you, Ed? You know,
or Ted.
It depends, you know, it's funny, because just sounded
unnatural. It does sound unnatural, but it may not be a
noun. I mean, I've run into families in situations where
where the kid, at some point in his life decides he wants to be
called something he doesn't like the nicknames or he doesn't like
this. He wants to be called. He doesn't want to be called.
Anything other than Edward, for example, and so you would get
used to that I'm not buying that. You know, I
don't be funny. Dad should just call it what everyone else calls
him. Mr. Snowden.
You land you said at first, that publicly that you wanted and
were to come back to the US you said that probably. And you just
indicated these talks were initially designed to do that.
But I saw you said the other day that you think you should stay
in Russia? Why the change?
Absolutely no real reality? Well, simply the behavior of our
government, both our Congress, and the Justice Department, I
have have, again, lost confidence that they are
operating in good faith. Very simply, just I would I want my
son, you said it. Let me let me You said it. We're at this
point, you know, unless someone has been living in a cave, or
they don't have a TV, could my son get a fair trial? Now, if we
talk about the Eastern District of Virginia? I can't
you cannot, what is this guy supposed to be doing? Is there
any is there any setup in in these interviews that say, you
know, okay, Mr. Snowden is that Edward Snowden his dad is?
No, there was a setup guy at the beginning. So they had this
conversation. This was essentially the reporters. This
is raw footage, essentially of God Porter doing an interview to
get some quotes. And so they have the whole thing. And and
there's a number of things, you know, they're not going to put
in a story. For example, He says they're going to apparently the
trial would be in eastern Virginia, where the guy where
the dad says there's it's just contractors, Ville, and the
other guys nodding and laughing. I mean, this is the kind of this
is much better than actually reading this because you get
some of this kind of, and you
know, I'm feeling weird about none of there's a whole bunch of
things going on. And I'm feeling that the Snowden not calling him
a whistleblower or discrediting, discrediting him. It's connected
to a lot of things that we think will we'll get to, you know, the
the big revelation that CNN magically got about Benghazi. I
think there's a whole bunch of stuff going on specifically
about this. And now that our economic hitman has said that we
can we'll look for a lot of stuff he said, specifically
Russia, right?
Yeah, we're talking about Russia. We're also you skip the
rest of this gonna go to number two, because there's a little
tidbit in here, that, again, doesn't get brought out under
normal circumstances, but he starts talking about the kid,
and what kind of a Sonny was and all the rest and there is it is
a little stiff. But then when you hear with all the background
of this family, they're all spooks and cops and and you
know, it's very interesting word
growing up a little bit. What, what kind of a kid was he?
You know, I'm only gonna share some of his background, but what
I will tell you he grew up in a wholesome family.
A dude, stop. I mean, this is not his dad. You don't know. I'm
not gonna talk to you about this
one. This one I'm going to give you this doesn't sound like any
normal day. But when he started, we keep listening to it because
there's a couple of tidbits in here. There were a patriotic
family, a family in which he had many relatives who were federal
law enforcement officers, military police officers, so
certainly there was a patriotic streak. Everyone in the family
always recognized that Edward was
I'm going to dig on the patriotic streak there for a
second because that is code for conspiracy theorists and crazy
people.
The brilliant one and everyone who knew him he was a gentle
child and I've as a child as a man I have never known him to be
cruel or harsh with anyone okay, you can stop there that part you
kind of stepped up brilliant as a charge. Well, I think the kid
this the thing that doesn't go out there everybody you know the
media and everybody portrays him as a as a college or a high
school dropout
as a loser right loser loser with a stripper girlfriend?
Yeah, when and when you we've seen him and then this guy is
discussing him they talked about when he was a kid he was the he
was the smart one in the family, the brilliant one who's probably
along those lines of, uh, gates are these guys who they really
can't go to school. And they have some potentially different
kind of artistic, capable characteristics. But I believe
that he wouldn't have been in all these jobs unless he was
like the go to guy. You know, he was like He did have access to
all this stuff because he knew how to run a go inside of the
computer like a good track. He
had access to the PowerPoints. That's all I know, so far. I
don't have any, any proof of anything else on that.
Well, I when he says that he could tap anybody's phone, I
believe he could. Okay. And he did pull out the PowerPoints,
but I think was the PowerPoints that upset him. Because they
were so glib. And and I'm still not happy with the PowerPoint
black, the blacked out slides in that second group.
Yeah. But isn't that just because the Guardian calls up
the White House and and they say, oh, yeah, you can publish
that. Just to redact this, this
blackout? This one. Now, even though that, you know, there? I
don't I doubt there's anything in those blacked out slides.
it's any different than the rest of the slides. I think they're
just making it look like there's
more to it making it look cool. Sure.
Anyway, I just thought it was interesting. Listen to this guy.
And you're right. But But if but if you've been around, I've just
run into these families, if you've ever been around, they're
highly highly military family, the, you know, the ones that
send their kids to military school and all the rest. They're
very stiff. The dads are very stiff. And it wouldn't surprise
me if this wasn't the guy's dad. But you know, the very, it
wasn't
just it wasn't just an office, she's talking about, you know,
police. And it's not I mean, I've been around military
families quite a bit. You know, I've been around intelligence
families quite a bit, I think, you know, pretty close to some
people. It's just, I don't know, just without seeing stuff when
you hear stuff, and I hearing it fresh for the first time. And
we've we've seen this before, with this guy just doesn't feel
right. For some reason. You know, there's no evidence in it.
So we might as well just take it at face value when no matter
what the script is playing out that says, Dad, let's just we
can agree on that.
Yeah, what anyways, it's just interesting, but the Russian
thing is going on. So we have another note from the economic
hitman. Besides the prediction that something bad's going to
happen in terms of relationship with Russia. Apparently, the
this is I just read from this memo about the Russian situation
regarding what's going on in Syria in the Middle East. It's
not the pipeline, it's not gas, it's about regime change. And if
the USA is able to prevail over and over and over again, in
encouraging regime regime change for the sake of democracy, the
Russians believe that there's places like Chechnya will find
encouragement for doing the same. Interesting is Russian
context says to look at the money trail instead, Russia
prints serious money. Yeah, they sell them all. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
they literally printed, they sell them all of their weapons,
they provide them with similar support as they did for Cuba
until 1994. As for China, they are joining Russia just because
they too are against regime change for the sake of
democracy. The contact agrees that this is the worst
relationship America has had with Russia since the Cold War.
They cannot talk about Snowden. But do say this obviously fits
into Putin's plan. If you recall Seven Days of the Condor, this
is what this person is.
refresh your memory on Seven Days of the Condor. I don't
remember it either. But it's it was a spy Phil good. A great
show person in the movie that this is the person that's giving
you this information. That there's nothing really else here
that we need to know. Okay,
so So I think there's a couple a couple of things going on
simultaneously here. And I always love it when we come up
with something from the from our economic hitman. You also gotta
think he's telling us for a reason as well. Hey, you know,
these guys, they always like to show you Okay, well, that's
possible. But we but we just had something
a little bit back because I when I first met him, and then we
start discussing things he I think it's like, and he doesn't
think he's an economic hitman. He believes that there's certain
kinds of little we do, essentially deconstruction,
based on what we were presented with, and we don't have a lot of
back door, back room back channel stuff necessarily. We do
have some, but we don't, but a lot of it is really just
deconstruction. And he, I think every so often gets annoyed by
something he knows is wrong. And so then he sends it, okay, so,
okay, so he's, he's annoyed by my pipeline analysis,
which only in this situation, right, right, but but I'm
willing to concede that I think that I'm totally on board with
what he's saying because something happened yesterday or
just before the weekend. And I know that this has nothing to do
with terrorism. I think assets are being put in place. And I
think that something bad is going to happen. Yes. And I
think it's all about the start destabilizing the Middle East.
And it is a proxy war with Russia. We all agree on that,
that that's what Syria is really about. Because this, of course,
is the warning that went out. Welcome back to the lead. I'm
Jake Tapper. We're going to continue with our world lead.
It's a grim warning the United States is issuing a worldwide
travel alert for Americans abroad and shuttering 21
embassies and consulates this weekend, all in reaction to a
potential terrorist threat sources believe could be coming
from al Qaeda as affiliates in Yemen. And by the way, the video
that's being shown here is the funniest thing. They're showing
a hill with a whole bunch of dudes on it in dresses, you
know, like kind of the air of guard, just a hill, just a
grassy hill and all these guys are sitting there, like they're
all gearing up to I don't know, you know, to jump on a plane and
you know, commit jihad or whatever. It's the it's the
weirdest video, senior Yemeni national security official now
tells CNN that Yemeni intelligence agencies alerted
local authorities of this threat two days ago when the Yemeni
President was in Washington, DC. And let me say something else.
I've been in a lot of countries, and the embassy is typically not
open in the weekend. Anyway, this isn't a you know, Sunday's
really the embassy now, Friday afternoon as they close their
doors and they might be open for some emergency. But this close
this isn't this is not like some something spectacular Other than
that, in February, beginning of beginning of February 2012 was
the last time this happened. It's not you know, such a crazy
occurrence. And that was they closed down the embassies in
Syria, which of course, is when some of the crap was starting to
come down because we were actually putting assets in place
and we knew something was going to happen. So to me, this is an
asset placement program. Under the guise of all be very afraid.
Let's close all the embassies, we don't want someone else to
die. This official also said that recent US drone attacks may
generate reprisals. And now security has been ratcheted up
in Yemen's major cities. I'm joined now by CNN national
security analyst, Juliette Cayambe, CNN contributor and
former CIA operative Bob Baer and right here in studio, CNN
contributor and terrorism analyst Paul Krugman actually
Okay, now this is interesting because Bob Baer which we'll get
to in a second, I think, you know, he's the ex CIA guy who
always like seen him a million times Yeah, but you know, he's
been saying some interesting things recently when I think you
and I caught that he probably wasn't clued into stuff I'm not
I'm still not sure he's actually part of the agency the agency
system anymore
I'm actually I'm on board with this idea because it when it
when I see him He does it because the guys there's that
one woman who's on a lot that that semi attractive, she's
actually a very attractive that's the one CIA woman. She's
one of these women. And she seems like she's got the memo.
She just read the current memo. Yeah, there seems like I don't
know. I just knew so crazy. So it's
this woman. It's bear and then there's some British dude who I
just skip because he's mi six. And he's just horrible. He just
he just reading some script he's been given. But here's the one I
want to start with you from what we know. How real Do you think
this threat is? And what's the precedent for a response like
this shuttering all these embassies and consulates? By the
way, that's propaganda right there, shuttering? Oh, it's the
precedent shuttering all this bull crap Tapper.
It's pretty unprecedented, because you want to put it in
combination with the travel advisory so they're gonna close
a bunch of embassies and tell Americans to be cautious
worldwide. Oh, I should have gone I should be cautious to
check in with their state departments and Confluence
today.
I gotta check in with my State Department consulate right
gather is pretty unique. So to suggest I should be so afraid
I'm an Amsterdam, you know, it's where it's where the the
underwear bomber originated?
Me, at least in in what we know right now that there has been
sort of a long term threat stream a couple of months. And
then this very specific,
she's saying something that has not been reported at all. And
she says, We know there has been a long term threat stream for
three months, bullcrap
information coming from Yemen. So there's probably multiple
streams, they're not leading to a specific incident and with
caution, lessons learned clearly from Benghazi. Both initiatives
she's talking about that got to do with anything because you
know, it was an embassy that got attacked is both both
statements came out today in anticipation of the weekend. And
of course, you know, the end of Ramadan.
Oh, and the Ramadan. So she's thrown around the end of
Ramadan, just to ratchet that up a bit. Now we go to Bob Baer and
I like what he's saying. I'm very you think there's a
possibility of deception here. Explain what you mean by that.
Yeah.
Well, we have to go back to 911 on A month before, there were
all sorts of indications chatter, that the attacks were
going to occur in Turkey. There was specifically a base there
that al Qaeda was going to hit. The whole intelligence community
was wrapped up in this. And lo and behold, it occurred in New
York and Washington DC. Al Qaeda is capable of putting out
disinformation over phone lines.
What is the capable of so capable of putting out
disinformation over phone lines? Does that mean they can
circumvent our fantastic ex key score system? Oh, people will
believe what they're saying because they don't know they're
being wiretapped.
In fact, I guess what we're going to do this weekend, Yemen,
we're
going to Yemen wink wink, nudge nudge Muhammad
SOP for them. So I don't think we should limit this to the
Middle East. And that's why the warning goes out to Europe as
well and the rest of the world. In fact, it could be the United
States, it could be these these guys are perfectly capable of
hitting here and yet And yet showing signs they're gonna hit
elsewhere.
You think, Bob, just to stay with you you think all Kaida is
is perfectly capable of hitting in the US amid? Here's
interesting, I think that Bob Baer read Jake's line. And Jake
didn't know what to do. And so he just read the line again. Oh,
let's do that again.
Let me just rewind it for a second. That was I was kind of
weird. perfectly capable of hitting in the you hold on. I'm
sorry, I didn't go back far enough. Here. You think Damn. At
such a short clip. I have no idea for back I gotta go
to Europe as well and the rest of the world. In fact, it could
be the United States. It could be these these guys are
perfectly capable of hitting here and yet, and yet showing
signs they're gonna hit elsewhere. You think, Bob just
to stay with you, you
think all kinda is is perfectly capable of hitting in the US a
major attack. He read the same line or the kind of lone wolf
attacks that we've seen. Whoa, wait, it's a lone wolf.
I think they could do a couple lone wolf attacks.
A couple lone wolf attacks. Hey, what are you doing today?
planned for lone wolf attack. I'm
doing a couple of that. So right now these they're admitting that
lone wolf attacks are not lone wolf attacks. It's a coordinated
attempt
saying this for years. We know that this stuff can be bought in
stores. It can be assembled here, people a little bit of
training can can hit public facilities, transportation
facilities. They're absolutely capable of it. Do they have the
people on the ground? I certainly wouldn't know that.
But I fear for the worst.
Okay. He fears for the worst he is so Bob Baer
by the way that the six a week schedule. It starts on the 11th
Oh, so that would
be good timing. That'd be good timing as Levante let me just
say you know, of course we had at Schiphol Airport is where the
the underwear bomber originated from and I forgot to mention on
the previous episode of the Best podcast in the universe. When we
left from Amsterdam to fly to the south of France, we went
through security and this security existed of only a
magnetometer there was no scanner there was no naked body
scanner and we of course are allowed to keep our shoes on
here in Europe which is always baffling to me that they have to
come off in the UK and in the United States but here it's fine
just walk on through and nothing goes off you know isn't there's
no problem and you do have to take your belt off and but
something new you have to take your charger out your computer
charger so here was last Yeah, yeah, you got to take your
computer charger break
yeah
yeah. And flying back. Yeah because I don't know I'm just
I'm just telling you giving you the facts. Now flying back your
charger for that thing ya know that were really mean about
flying back from Nice to Amsterdam. Same deal only a
magnetometer. And here I am. I went off going through the
magnetometer. And they said Take your shoes off, sir that may be
it. Alright, I went back took my shoes off. Walk right through it
listen, walk right through didn't go off. But meanwhile my
bag which contains wires print printed circuit boards,
batteries, a big oblong looking microphone transmitters,
antennas, more wires, power supplies. Not a problem not a
question. Just move along.
This kills me. I know this too. Yeah.
And I'll take a picture of my bag. And I'll I'll tweet it
because you can send me this thing and Scott the ultimate
podcast device which is an open box with alligator clips and
come on. You look at this.
Yeah, everything is like the short of the bomb is none
So it's everything short of a sign that says Bom It has
everything on it every
every piece is baffled me because everyone's who I load up
my bag with a bunch of broadcasting gear and it's crazy
microphones and wires and all kinds of stuff and hold it hold
it hold it got a bottle of water in
there. Oh, and meanwhile there was there was a family going
through and the kid had like, you know, they had like bottles
of shampoo. Oh, by the way, that's also not a problem. The
you know, we had lemon cello bottles, no limitations on
liquids, you know? No, liquid bombers remember those guys?
That's why you still can't take a bottle of water through we
have to buy $10 dollar bottle of water on the other side. That
kid had like a toy gun. And they opened him up of course because
yeah, toy gun you can have a toy you know, but it's okay. Mr.
Curry, your box full of wires, batteries, power supplies. You
should see the the the electrical meter clips. The
electrolytic condensers on on this thing are huge. The big
pots.
All you need is some see for it go anywhere.
It's really funny.
What's this plastic stuff.
This is essentially from Schiphol Airport where the
underwear bomber got on the plane. Come on, you think that
have some sense to up the security if they're going to
keep it up? It's it's so Bogut IV, are such slaves in America.
By the way, in the morning to you, John C. Dvorak early
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subs in the water and the feet in the air and all the days and
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dramatize it or something. I don't know what he wanted me to
do. So I dramatize it this time. How was that most my acting?
Oh, I see. It's not what you're saying. It's about the
dramatization. Yes. I think we could do one more read. Okay,
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And in the morning to you, Adam curry and all the ships at sea
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So we had pleaded for some help for this show since the last
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We should thank our producers then.
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And did you have some clues that he is in the military other
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it feels a little wrong. How about you?
I think it's fine. Okay. You know, they get theirs. They're
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I know those guys were douchebags. I'm glad to hear
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Well, here's one thing I know. That means he's he's finally
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especially loved the interviews. Unlike most producer,
that's kind of funny, isn't it? It's like, the show is great. I
loved it.
We were just gonna tank a tank the show with those interviews.
Unlike most producers, or production to be seen on TV,
it's not stuffed with swooning, dimwits and softball scripted
questions. They're great talks with curiosity inducing stories.
This is the ideal content for a premium content addendum for
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It seems to work. And we always I always appreciate people
thinking about us doing some premium stuff, but we just we
don't see it working. You have to have so many people
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What is it? What is it we're still around 1% of the people
who listen to actually donate to the show Johnny can be much more
than that.
Thinks about five extra Oh, really? No. Yeah.
Really? Well, our audience is smaller than I thought.
Well, that's good, because then we can get more you know, we'll
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Ah, wow. Hold on a second. Where is the Don't eat me Hillary.
This is weird.
What you're looking for that. I want to thank these producers
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I mean, don't eat me, Hillary.
Well, I know I must. Must be called something else.
Maybe it's under?
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You do a search on Hillary. Yeah, that's what
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not out, scooping everything, you know, he was essentially
fired from ABC and on some ski. Yeah, no, he was fired from ABC.
And because he I think he was a little too nosy. And he was the
he was the White House correspondent. So they got rid
of him. But now he's, I think he's just totally sold out. And
he's just like, okay, whatever, just give it to me. I'll be your
man. And I'll present it as big news. And CNN Of course, you
know, who's the guy Zucker is that the guy Zucker over there.
Jeff Zucker, who was
the guy who brought NBC into place. All right.
So that guy. Yeah, he's probably like, yeah, Jake's our man. He's
got context on the inside is great. And so this hits the
blogs really hard. Everyone's like, Oh, my God.
CNN has learned the CIA is involved in what one source
calls in unprecedented attempt to keep the spy agencies
Benghazi secrets from ever leaking out. Since January, some
CIA operatives involved in the agency's missions in Libya, had
been subjected to frequent even monthly polygraph examinations,
quote into a source with deep inside knowledge of the agency's
work. And that
source, by the way, was Bob Baer. But that's, that's
irrelevant. The goal of the questioning, according to
sources, is to find out if anyone is talking to the media
or Congress, it's being described as pure intimidation
with the threat that any unauthorized CIA employee who
leaks information could face the end of his or her career in
exclusive communications obtained by CNN, one insider
writes, you don't jeopardize yourself, you jeopardize your
family as well. Another says you have no idea the amount of
pressure being brought to bear on anyone with knowledge of this
operation. So it's clear that there's a lot of a lot of moves
being made. The different agencies we've always said no
are warring with each other. I believe the Colin Powell email
hack from Guccifer has to be related to this. And I think
with a lot Did you Did you read the emails you hear about this
whole? This Columbo tell me about? I don't know. Yeah. No,
no, Colin Powell was email was hacked. And it was revealed that
he also was had an end a year long email relationship with
Colin Powell claims with some woman who looks like it totally
like she's probably doing. And she sent him pictures in his in
her bathing suit or whatever. It's pretty funny. Yeah, but But
I think what happens here is,
what's the point? What Why would this be important to anybody to
cool? And Paul's not a public figure anymore? And what was the
point of this?
I think the point is messaging, messaging that you know, that
anything can be done, however, we want to do it whenever we
want to do it. And it's Colin Powell is email today, whose
email will it be tomorrow? I think that's what it is, is
messaging. And of course, it's embarrassment. And we know
there's tons of embarrassment going around. Now. Let's, we've
got more people in on this revelation, this exclusive
content, which apparently, you know, it's I guess the, the
agency, you know, made a deal with, with tapper to break it
through him. We have representative wolf of Virginia,
remember where you were you were laughing about the Snowdens dad
about the Virginia area and about the Virginia court, etc.
So he is in charge of contractors and CIA who lived
there, and he's very concerned about this Benghazi scandal. And
he feels that these 35 Witnesses should be able to testify,
I think it is a form of a cover up. And I think there is an
attempt to push it under the rug. And I think the American
people feel the same way. We should have the people who were
on the scene, come in testify under oath. Do it publicly,
Elena, and there really isn't any national security issue
involved with with regard to that?
I think that's a very good point. You know, he's saying
there's no national security issue. Why would that be a
problem the these people were there we should we should be
able to talk to
initially they were not afraid to come forward. They wanted the
opportunity and they wanted to be subpoenaed. Because if you're
subpoenaed, it sort of protects you, you are forced to come
before Congress. So now that's all change.
So I think I think that there's the factions are at play once
again, and they're, you know, they're teasing the president.
Yeah, yeah. Well, well, let me play this, you got to remind
people about this clip, which is the holder clip, which I have
here, where he will not say that the NSA, the CIA, anybody in any
of these agencies aren't pulling in blackmail stunt on Congress
and listening to their stuff just asked, Could you show it to
us that no phones inside the Capitol were monitored of
members of Congress, that would give a future executive branch
if they started pulling this kind of thing off, would give
them unique leverage of the legislature. With all due
respect, Senator, I
don't think this is an appropriate setting for me to
discuss that issue, I'd be more than glad to come back in a in
an appropriate setting to discuss the issues that you have
raised. I've always loved that clip that you actually took me a
little bit away from a Benghazi I want to remind our listeners
that our our hypothesis, and we have some pretty good there's
pretty good information around that we've been looking at is
that Benghazi was the botched kidnapping. And by the way, if
you have 35 over surprise, surprising botched kidnapping of
Chris Stevens went wrong.
And just as a little background, you're gonna have to remember
that except for that one statistician guy who was at the
New York Times and went to work now for the ESPN, everybody
during this period of this election. Everybody was saying,
Oh, the race is too close to call. Yeah. Every their neck and
neck Romney's ahead. Oh, no. And this was of course, done by the
media on purpose, because that's the only way they could keep
getting money. Exactly of this election. And I think that
because the media was pulling this stunt of lying to the to
the government about you know, how close this election wasn't
the I think that that the Obama administration actually thought
they could lose it.
So it was their backup plan. It was their insurance and and it
went horribly wrong. That's why we just got to reiterate that
the first thing that happened is memory was all about some
Bogota, video, video, watch that video about the life and times
of llamas Muhammad, there was Bogota and everyone's lying and
it's now almost a year later it's almost been forgotten
except this is very annoying that these witnesses are out
there and the CIA thing Gaudi you know he's the he's the guy
that's always yelling the Republican where's he from? He's
from he's from. He's from Utah, something you know the guy with
a with a kind of narrow face and the gray hair and he was on Fox
with the with Greta Van Susteren. And he gives us a
little extra piece of information to
hide them. They're dispersed around the country. And of
course, you know, the CNN report shows that even CIA operatives
who were there are getting intimidated from above,
including changing names, creating aliases. So you stop
and think what things are most calculated to get at the truth
taught to people with firsthand knowledge, what what creates the
appearance or perhaps the reality of a cover up, not
letting us talk to people who have the most amount of
information, dispersing them throughout the country and
changing their names?
It's just one of those minor things.
So ya know, there's a there's another I've been thinking about
this because of the 35 Guys, or how many there were, we knew
there were a geyser that works ferreted off and they were
ferried off and and hidden right? We always knew that
because we figured that they blow the whistle because it was
a botched kidnapping like this is not with a dead guys not cool
for anybody. I'm actually now thinking that there were two
things going on at once. And that's what caused the botched
kidnapping. The CIA was there transferring guns or doing
something with that gun deal, they got their their where their
weapon cash was, and the State Department didn't know about it.
They had said this is just all conjecture. The State Department
meanwhile is going to do this botched kidnapping thing and
they got their guys hanging out there but meanwhile, the two
operations run into each other is stupidly and it screws up to
hold everything gets screwed up and then somehow some guys end
up with with the with Stevenson and then Andy. He gets ends up
getting killed for whatever reason we don't know any of the
details, because nobody will say anything. And I think and that's
why I think when Hillary first showed up and we both commented
on this when it happened a year ago. She was steam she
was so mad I mean you could show you as
smoke was coming out of her ears because of this situation
falling apart like this and I think she was blaming I think
the CIA is partially respond or part probably all All the
responsibility is there is because they, you know,
shouldn't have been there, I guess I don't know. But there's
something it just thing is never going to unravel unless they get
a hold of those guys. Yeah, we know that they won't, they won't
get a hold of them there, they
won't know, I think we're gonna have some very unfortunate
accidents, we probably won't hear about them. It's just, you
know, that's part of doing business in the intelligence
community. And we've got more and more people who are a part
of it. And actually, the second half of the show, I was thinking
maybe, you know, I, you know, from time to time, I like to go
back to stuff and I like to read like the Unabomber manifesto, or
these a lot of crazy stuff. I like to read it again to bring
back history. Today. I took some time it's only it's 15 minutes
by broken down into into three chunks of like a minute and a
half. I watched Dwight Eisenhower's farewell speech,
which is a great speech and he and people who listen to the
show probably say, oh, yeah, that's where he talks about the
military industrial complex. I actually I he talks about a lot
more in that and I don't know if you what you think I was
thinking of maybe playing those later and just commenting on the
little bits of pieces that he was telling us in 1961. Yeah,
you're okay with that. We'll do that later.
Yeah, we'll see if it becomes boring. I'll bitch.
Now of course, I have a couple things I wanted to tell you
about that. That I learned while I was here. Okay.
First of all, I want to make sure I want to get back to this
pile thing because I got his picture up here with his
girlfriend. Okay. Let's do it now that we can do this later.
Okay, well, okay. Um, so I'm looking at You're probably
right, she looks like a, like a like a goer. And, but I didn't
realize this Gusa for the the hacker who
got his email, it's the same one who got Bush's emails got the
Bush
family emails that Lisa Murkowski in Alaska I have no
idea why he would deal with getting her email but he did you
know, he got John doors.
John doors, John doors email. Yeah. Oh, no, I didn't know
that. Really?
I didn't know that either. That's got to be fascinating.
And
that's got to be very close to Obama.
Oh, yeah. Well, you know, Dora is always he's always trying to,
you know, figure out who's gonna be the president and give them
essentially gives them
John Doerr is the is like the the head honcho of Kleiner
Perkins, very fun venture capitalists and, and they've
invested in me vo so I might as well disclose that. Not that it
helps because if he ever hears this, he'll hate me.
But I don't think he likes you anyway. So the point is, is that
you know, door has is like, there's gotta be a lot of guys
like this door gives the money to you know, whoever it is Gore,
get tons of money to to Albert Gore. And then he brought Gore
into the company as a student
with the Bano fund.
Right. And then meanwhile, they've invested a lot of green
stuff. They made nothing. This fund has been flat for the last
demo, and I think it's lost money. That could have lost
money. Yes. Whatever. The point is, he keeps doing this because
According to rumors, he what the idea is, when you give somebody
a lot of money, they give you an ambassadorship and he's been
going to he wants the ambassadorship. I think it's
either to France or England. He wants to He wants
you to take anything at this point. Yeah, he just wants it.
He just wants it. Just him Bob. Yeah. I think it'd be very
disappointed if he got Zimbabwe. Great. Got some good news and
bad news. I want the good news. You're getting an ambassador
ship. Yeah. Well, Zimbabwe.
Think of the potential
at this go suffer, which is spelled g UCCIFE. r, which
actually would be more like Gucci, Gucci for Gucci for what
this name has got to be some kind of clue that we're not
figuring out now. It's it's interesting that we've always
called Hillary Clinton Lucifer. So I don't know if that's
related. But Gucci if it's not, it's Gucci for its Gucci for
what do you there's got to be some clue in there.
Yeah, I know, I see it. And I go, I don't know, I haven't got
a clue. And but why Murkowski? I mean, I can see the John Doerr
thing, you know, it makes me think he's a Silicon Valley guy,
that Lucifer guy, or he's in California somehow, but I don't
get the Lisa Murkowski hack it just doesn't make any sense to
me. Ah, there's the I suppose. Very interesting guy. Anyway,
all right. Onward.
Yeah, well, we got to keep our eye on this there's a lot of
messaging going on. I think that we're very close to something
big happening I think something and use it and of course you
reminded us that we have the 11th of August is our six week
cycle some I think something internationals got a spark off.
I mean, we need to release some kind of pressure and, and this
you gotta definitely
take the pressure off of Have a Keith Kaiser Alexandra played
that clip. I don't know if you have this one too, but play the
Alexander heckled clip and of course, and if I'm gonna go off
on a tangent on this, but I'm play this
okay. Yeah, of course. Ah, sorry. I'm having a little
trouble here.
This is the Alexander or NSA guy at the Black Hat conference
giving a talk and is what ensued. What's
the decision? Where's the discussion? And what tools
should we have to stop those? Don't trust you want to conquer?
Why would we believe you're not lying to us right now? I haven't
lied to Congress.
Okay, yeah. So
this was this was a black hat. And I would like to remind
people that both black hat and DEF CON were I think both these
conferences were started by a guy who essentially now consults
for the government
I don't know they were both started by the same guy didn't
know that it's possible I guess why not? Yeah, the two are back
to back which is kind of odd. But anyway,
people that I talked to say that this is really a place for
wannabes and weenie boys and I'm just um, that's what I what I've
heard. I'm not saying that. Please don't
find out you'll find out tomorrow and your servers down.
Everything's busted. The boys watch the show.
Sorry, I'm not attacking I'm just telling what I've heard
from the from the inside. I think
those by the way, those two guys those two hecklers they're,
they're dead now, by the way, now that now they're, they're
walking dead. Let's put it that way. So So Alexander goes on
there, and he and I got this other clip of him he was pushing
the 54 meme. And every time this happens, this is a bold faced
lie, and he sneaks it in as though it hasn't been
discredited. I have clip after clip. I got Leahy we have a clip
of him going on about the 54 incidents of being bull crap. We
have that one clip which we can play again, which I think is
still a great clip about the 54 incidents being bullcrap. And he
was briefing staff members of various congressional senators
and congressmen, and it was bullcrap. But meanwhile,
Alexander doesn't care. He still uses this bullcrap meme as
though there's been 54 incidents that were stopped by this to 15
part of the Patriot Act
country. These programs are part of that effort. We understand
and support the need to ensure we protect both civil liberties
and national security. It's not one or the other. It must be
both. We take the metadata from the service providers and place
it into a virtual lockbox. The only way NSA can go into that
lockbox is if we have what is called reasonable articulable
suspicion of a selector that is related to terrorism. In all of
2012, we approved less than 300 selectors, such as telephone
numbers, to initiate queries into that virtual lockbox. These
programs have helped us connect the dots as I've just used
enough high rise, but our allies had benefited too. On 21 June,
last week, last Friday, we provided 54 cases to several
congressional committees in which these programs contributed
to our understanding and in many cases, helped enable the
disruption of terrorist plots in the US in over 20 countries
throughout the world. Douche
It's bull crap, I'm glad we hate to do this. This will be the
last time I do this. No, no, it's not going to be the you
have to play these natural cases clip, which is a guy briefing
Congress, congressional staff members about this 54 bullcrap
because he apparently he knows the all these cases, and this is
a great little lecture this very short, and he talks about how
this is just bogus. And then when you start looking at
exactly what that means, you said well, and how many of those
chiefs team actually used, specifically this metadata
program? And it says, well, the majority we believe so Okay, six
or seven. And then what are those cases? Well, the cases
they describe one involved finding someone who had been
donating money to Shabaab, the Ethiopian terror group and of
course, you know, absolutely find and and prosecute those
people. But that's not exactly a terror plot foiled, and it's not
clear in that case,
is it terrified flow foiled or created is that maybe what it is
why
the same thing could not have been achieved using traditional
tools like subpoenas and targeted pen registers and
records orders. Najibullah Zazi, who appears to have been
identified through a link to a known terrorist email address
all already being monitored, whatever use was made up to 15.
Later again, not clear why a more targeted use of that would
not have been possible. There was this other case involving a
suppose it plot to bomb, the York Stock Exchange. Was it a
serious plot Deputy Director Sean Joyce for the FBI says,
well, the jury thought it was serious because they were all
convicted. As it turns out, there wasn't a jury trial. They
were not convicted of plotting terrorism. These were people who
were convicted again, of material support for terrorist
organization meeting again, assistance money. And the New
York Stock Exchange plot part of it appears to have involved the
fact that the US person involved in this case, sort of scoped out
several tourist targets, didn't provide very useful information.
And it appears to have been abandoned. The US attorney who
worked that case said there was no specific plot. So I think we
should treat with some skepticism as these are the the
showpiece cases, they're bringing up to justify the bulk
collection of all Americans phone and possibly internet
records. It's not clear that that is a justification that
passes that cost benefit. Bullshit.
Exactly. Now, I gotta do this now. Because when I heard that
Alexander clip, I just know, I know. It's gonna fit right in.
Let's listen one more time to Kaiser Alexander and listen to
how he's talking. Listen to his tone, listen to the
condescending, but also the authoritarian tone of his voice.
What's the decision? Where's the discussion?
And what tools should we have to stop those? No, I'm saying I
don't trust you. Lie to Congress. Why would we believe
you're not lying to us right now? I haven't lied to Congress.
All right. Now let's go back to 1961. Where the country was worn
for exactly this. Any failure
traceable to arrogance, or our lack of comprehension, or
readiness to sacrifice? What inflict upon us grievous hurt,
both at home and abroad. Progress toward these noble
goals is persistently threatened by the conflict now in golf in
the world. It commands our whole attention absorbs our very
beings, we face a hostile ideology, global in scope,
atheistic in character, ruthless in purpose and insidious in
method. unhappily, the danger in posers promises to be of
indefinite duration. To meet it successfully, there is called
for not so much the emotional and transitory sacrifices of
crisis, but rather those which enable us to carry forward
steadily, surely, and without complaint, the burdens of a
prolonged and complex struggle with Liberty the state.
So this is the preamble that Eisenhower gave to telling us
that the military industrial complex would take over our
entire economy, our country and in pursuit of a complete atheist
agenda but truly New World Order crap that this Kizer Alexandra
is part
of American makers of Plowshares could, with time and as required
make swords as well.
This is before we were making anything. But we got he
literally said that. He said, We don't make anything. We make any
work. Yeah, we can make sorts. Now. That's what he said. 1961
can
no longer risky emergency improvisation of national
defense. We have been compelled to create a permanent armaments
industry of best proportions. And to do this, three and a half
million men and women are directly engaged in the defense
establishment.
Did you know that in 1961, it was already three and a half
million people were in the defense industry. That's almost
50 years
the defense industry was if you read Manchester's book about the
this the war, essentially, they mostly about the Roosevelt
administration. Yeah. He talks about how we ramped up like
maniacs and created a defense industry in World War Two, that
was just astonishing. And it was pretty hard to pull it, rein it
back and you had to keep it going. And then you have the
Cold War, which made it necessary to keep the keep it
just to keep it going. Keep it going. Yeah, now it's bigger.
And, you know, now it's just now it's like the defense
contractors. In fact, I think that Snowden would be stuck
being judged by but then we go on,
we annually spend on military security alone, more than the
net income of all United States Corporation corporations,
so someone must have said, Hey, wait a minute. This is a good
deal. I'm gonna get in on this.
Let's Get this gravy train Yeah,
wait a minute you guys can be all those companies combined
screw y'all I'm gonna be on this side of the equation conjunction
of an immense military establishment and a large arms
industry is new in the American experience. That total
influence, economic, political, even spiritual is felt in every
city, every state house, every office of the federal
government. We recognize the imperative need for this
development. Yet we must not fail to comprehend its grave
implications are toil, resources and livelihood are all involved.
So is the very structure of our society. And the council's of
government, we must guard guard against the acquisition of
unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the
military industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous
rise of misplaced power exists and will persist. We must never
let the weight of this combination endanger our
liberties or democratic processes.
Well, I think we kind of screwed up on that one.
Yeah, we're over it's done. Now. Just the speech you know, this
interesting to listen to him talk because compare what he
says in terms of like the, I hate not gonna use the word
grimy, toxic, I'm gonna use the just the, the substance of what
he says it in general, just throughout that whole speech in
most of his speeches. Compare that to Obama, who does nothing
but moan and groan, and then he keeps promoting is himself. I
know he's never said anything of substance. So yes, he has. I
have two words for you. Predator drones.
That's what he says. That's exactly what we were warned for.
to urge Predator drones. Now, of course, this was this was a
president man, that's, you know, so anyway, so I'm here talking
to Nikki's family, you know, Mickey's uncle is, he's 83. And
I, he was very nice. He took us to the Reich's Museum, which has
been reopened, the Rights Museum is beautiful. They've redone
everything, it was closed for, I don't know, like eight years or
something. So they've really done a great job to relaunch
this thing. And his father actually was a member of the
committee that put together the original Reich's museum
collection. So he knows everything you walk with this
guy through the halls, and he's really fine art and of course,
Dutch artists away knows most about he'll say, like, this is
when Rembrandt was portraying, you know, Paul, and this is, you
know, there's a little note on the ground. And that's like,
supposed to signify a love letter, or whatever. And you're
going to read the sign on the painting. And it's exactly that
the guy knows everything. It's, you know, it's really
astounding, but he's a Marxist. And he's written these Marx's
books, very interesting back to the salmon is what it's called.
He's published in, and he's been this kind of historian, art
historian, but also completely Marxist. He actually did a video
when Occupy Wall Street started, he, you know, he tried to, you
know, before it was co opted, he was like, Oh, you guys are on
the right track. This is you got to this is right, you gotta do
the right thing. And so he is one of these guys who sits
around in the cafes, he lives in Utrecht, which is kind of, in
between Amsterdam and The Hague. And he sits in these cafes and
you know, drinks coffee, and or, you know, gin with his older
Marx's buddies. And so of course, you know, I'm like, hey,
you know, we were talking about Marx on the show, he says, What
do you mean and say, Well, I, you know, turns out he was a
journalist, he said, Oh, yeah, da you know, and then he went
into this whole thing about it was actually him and angles and
angles had been up to Manchester and had seen firsthand and so
them too. So he goes in this whole story about marks and I'm
interested, you know, because, you know, he's like, kind of
like a divorce tech plus in that regard. And then I'm sorry,
okay, so So Willem. So what is the answer? You and your
buddies, you're all sitting around and your your your
Marxists? You see that the capitalist thing is falling
apart. We know we can't keep printing money forever. I say
what, you know, what? What's the solution? And what do you think?
What do you think they came up with?
I don't know. But it sounds like you're leading up to something
funny.
He said that pandemic?
Oh, yeah, yeah, I didn't say I said,
pandemic or war. But he says pandemic would be nice. He said,
That's then you know, then you know, there's not like fighting.
It's just, you know, people just kind of die and it just people
drop
it in the street until your loved ones dead.
This is what the Marxist guys came up with like, wow, really?
We're so screwed. And then just to finish off my Amsterdam
experience, I had dinner with my my, my, my first boss, you know,
the guy who has the house in Bonaire and has The Warhol
collection.
Right? Yeah. You talked about him before. Yeah. Okay. So we
had dinner with a you're supposed to introduce me?
Well, you haven't been around. Gotta come over here. So so we
had dinner with him and his girlfriend had been together
for, I don't know, four years or something. And her name is
Fatima, and she's from Tehran. And she's lived in the
Netherlands for a while, but she goes back, you know, like three
or four times a year to see her mom and her sisters. And so
version is that she's Iranian. Yeah, Iranian, I should say
Rouhani. And but she could be Arab, too. But she's Persian.
Probably. She is
Persian. Yes. And in fact, you know, they both went, you know,
they toured around Iran, and he had to go, you know, they had to
get married, and they had to go to a Mullah. And the mullah had
to approve it. Otherwise, they couldn't even sleep in the same
room together. And I'm like, tell me, you know, what's,
what's going on? You know, the the people in Iran hate
Americans. You said, so what are you talking about? It says, We
love Americans. We've gotten you know, every product we have, as
it says, made in the USA on it. They've got a burger king of
fake Burger King in Tehran. And it's it has the logo, but it's
not an official Burger King, but they even have replicated the
menu. Because we love everything American. It's just everyone
knows that the moolah is and all those guys that working directly
with the Americans, everyone in Iran thinks is a big joke.
Yeah, that didn't surprise me, right? It's like yeah, but
that's what the basic thesis of our show is that all this stuff
is going on. You know, this all fake news. How could they lie
like
that? I can't believe it. That's not okay. But it was just so
nice to get that reiterated. Oh, there's lying going on. No,
what are we gonna do?
Yeah, then she and I said you know, I I'd really love to see
you. So just get a visa. You should get a visa. No, but lots
of Americans are over there.
Yeah. Yeah, I'd love to go to your apparently it's
not that much of a problem to get a visa.
I don't think it is. They just it's all bull crap. Every
whatever. You know, you might have somebody asking you some
questions, but that's about it. Yeah, but
I was just surprised I didn't know about the Burger King.
Wouldn't you love to have a
so that have a photo of that place? Burgers, hey, this is
goat meat.
Shimon won't go into it is I can't eat there. But but yet
she's when she goes there. And you know her her family like
cooks a whole sheep's head and, and she has to eat the tongue
with hair on it.
Oh, I've heard about this sort of thing. Yeah, they there's
what they consider that I always wondered about some cultures,
where there's like a built in like, let's humiliate the top
guests with by pretending that this is our delicacy. And
they're gonna get to eat it. And they have.
Congratulations. Yeah. And I said, I'm not coming to your
mom's house. If you're gonna feed me the tongue with a hair
on it. I won't eat it. I just won't eat it. She's not well,
you might like it.
Doesn't sound likely Adams gonna read his agenda show.
I do have a couple of doozies. John. I've been holding on to
him for about a week or two.
All right, hit it.
First one Adam. John. I know you guys called out the sniper
laser.in The Sarnath pictures as after the fact manipulation. I
can do you a few better now. You know, we're talking about here.
These are the pictures that were released by the was it Boston
Magazine by the cop?
Yeah, some I can't remember what the what the source was. But
yeah,
yeah, we thought they were pretty fake. And you know, where
was the shot in the throat? Not none of that none of it made any
sense? Is it as a guy who actually went to Army sniper
school, I can assure you no sniper would ever put a stupid
laser pointer on their weapon, particularly a visible light
laser pointer. Here are a few reasons why not one. Lasers go
both fucking ways. What is the point of getting your hide set
up, getting a firing position on the target and then sending a
laser out to tell anyone who was watching where you are. Now I
obviously this email is from Tyler and we only call him
Tyler. Because he's in the services and knows about this
stuff. This is our producers. These are the people who know
what they're talking about to at the kind of range you would want
to use your rifle 200 to 1000 yards. The laser could be
anywhere between the size of a quarter up close to the size of
a dinner plate at longer ranges. Nothing says duck like seeing a
giant red dinner plate jumping around your location.
And by the way, most of these guys do shoot don't shoot a
mile. Yeah, and that laser is going to be a huge dot.
Yeah, so there's no laser three. No fine adjustment on laser
sights. Good high magnification scopes have fine adjustment
controls that you can adjust for range elevation, wind speed,
wind direction, humidity, temperature, etc. lasers do not
lasers travel in straight lines, whereas bullets have an annoying
tendency to follow the laws of physics and travel in an arc. If
you love it when people just set everything straight, make it
real simple for you.
And your foot away from the guy at the laser would be accurate.
Yeah, any real shooter will leave the damn laser pointer in
the conference room. There are only really useful in CQ be
situations where the person with the weapon is not hot, and not
highly practiced at Site acquisition, ie my wife's
pistol. In summary, I call it bullshit. Okay, thank you very
much Tyler. Then we have two emails regarding Spectre 360.
You remember John Spectre 360 Is the spy program that is used by
businesses worldwide, apparently to spy on their employees. And
we talked about this. And first we got from Phil Edelman. John,
I'm a sysadmin for an IT management company and a few of
our clients insist on using Spectre. The thing is, the thing
is it not only does it not work because of exactly what John
said, with just having a bunch of tabs and windows open, it
does not automatically detect suspicious behavior like the ad
clip you played on the show. But moreover, it breaks everything
network is bogged down from all the video being captured systems
are bogged down from encoding that video, then there are all
the compatibility issues, the newest Microsoft Office versions
won't work if Spectre is loaded, browsers crash for no reason.
And there are three numerous and there are three numerous
problems with line of business apps. So because of all this
half the people don't have it loaded on the machines. And of
course, the execs never had it loaded, thought I could provide
some invites. So inside so I took the time to write this up,
keep up the great work, recent shows have been great, enjoy
your pseudo vacation, etc, etc. So there you get props for
calling it however, we did also get an email from producer
Chris, Adam and John, listen to you. And John talks about
specter spyware monitoring software. I have some experience
with this. I have not I've used it a few times to help friends
of the family catch cheating spouses, or to keep an eye on
those who have wandered before. But anyway, these guys alternate
to be as pleasant. So I so I don't like it. I didn't mind
doing it. The software works pretty well, he says and doesn't
slow down systems too much. I think this is a sales guy.
Because now he's saying the Spectre software I use which is
not 360 They have several tiers and versions allowed for the
recording of keystrokes entire documents. If you open the dot
doc or anything else, website history, click History, x, y, y,
x time, etc. has separate logging forms for web chats,
email, which it keeps categorized and sorted for you
conveniently, you can customize the screenshots, settings for
compression time between shots, 510 30 seconds, he believe this
crap. This is what goes on in your company. And people will
complain about the government.
Eyes Yeah, well, I think the first guy is probably right,
there's not a lot of use of this thing. But as a key logger. And
if you just only use some of the features. And key logging is
like one of the tools that a lot of people find useful because
then you'd essentially catch passwords. I mean, if you get
somebody all their passwords using a keylogger, then you can
go into their email box and look at it without having it come to
you. Right, you can just look at it on your own machine. Because
moving all that data back and forth.
You don't even need to do that. I mean, certainly not for
corporate email, you can just go and look into corporate email to
have to be for someone using a Gmail or some external account.
I think the point is, is just how sad What a sad state of
affairs that this is going on and all
Yeah, no, it's sick.
Then the final one this was speaking of sick. I'm gonna give
the guy's name here. Bernard coupon. Hey, Adam. I'm sure you
noticed how JC D was very quick to mention what a great
journalist Glenn Greenwald is. This is only one of the
gazillion examples debunking this guy is the shill he is. Let
me tell you, it's time to face the facts. John actually does
have an agenda on top of it. It's a Jewish agenda. I got I
know this show is your sole income source and you don't want
to get too controversial but I also sent you are on to what
this is all about. So please don't be fooled by this guy,
John C. Dvorak. He is not what he claims to be. He asked 911
was a Mossad job, man Adam, just you've been uncovered, I've
unmasked you.
Where's my check from the Mossad?
That's exactly what I wrote back to him. I said, Where's the
money?
Where's the money?
Where's the money? Show us the movie the money. We always wait.
I guess
before we go on to the we're going to do next, which I
believe will
be the correct correct. Foot.
Not a foot but a hand. Yeah, yeah.
No, I know. It's very disturbing.
Very disturbing. New ad five a mystery on an Oregon beach. A
man and his granddaughter discovered a decomposed hand
washed up near Gearhart. Yesterday, Oregon State Police,
a retired police officer and a nine year old found it near the
high tide line. When he realized what it was he moved it away
from the approaching waters who wouldn't wash back out into the
ocean. State troopers searched the area, but they didn't find
any other remains. The hand is now being examined by the
Clatsop County Medical Examiner
when I heard that clip, and I saw the video I just had a
vision of of the guy and his kid with a stick, moving the head
poking the hand up towards Yeah, so what do you make of this
so that we have not had a report of a foot for a long time. I
mean, it used to be a theme of our show. Every couple of weeks
there'd be a footwashing up on one foot in the sneaker, washing
up on the West Coast. And now there's a hand so maybe we're
gonna be a no new trend.
And notice it was not a hand in a glove. Were there any routes?
Just a hand? Yeah, we
could be a one off.
We'll have to keep our eye on it.
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the Netherlands is like number two. Yeah, no, seriously, the
net joke everyone's talking about Germany about how great
Germany is doing well. Yeah. Germans only work 29 hours a
week because the social economic model says we got to have
everybody working so everyone has to cut in your hours so we
can hire more part time people and the Netherlands is now doing
they're very good at this and for the Dutch people also enjoy
it you know they may laugh at the Greeks and call them lazy
which we know factually is not true that the Greeks
most productive most productive all EU
The Dutch are also they're like you know they're right up there
with you know in the 29 hour mark and and if yeah but they
like it like yeah you know I don't need much you know as long
as I can I don't want to work I'm just me hanging out a little
bit and this of course is what what the plan is for for America
everyone has to basically give up half their job live in
squalor
yeah and not get by
well barely get by
barely get by we didn't Jared can dream the American dream
man I saw that the President did his speech again is Heil
everybody speech and his the whole thing about the the
American bargain. It's like it's it makes me so sad. It's just
just like now this is not a good deal. This is not what the dream
is all about. Now the dream is about the Clintons. And I think
We talked a little bit about Carlos Danger. I mean, here we
have Anthony wiener running for mayor of New York and by the
way, I still think he could possibly win this thing. I think
he might I mean, and that's
how that's how we how many how many nights do we even have in
from New York City? I think same Tanya, though at the same time
Yes. She's she's from the air we have a couple of generally
speaking there's not New Yorkers are very, they're an enclave and
they don't they kind of their clothes, weird closed society
and they'd vote an idiot like this in the way they voted
Bloomberg in four times, I believe.
No, it's worse than that. I mean, they're laughing about
wiener like, Haha, but he's gonna get voted in because they
don't they're too stupid to understand how it works. We have
tons of Knights and Dames in New Jersey, where all the smart
people are Hulu. So now so we had this weird situation, I
think that I can kind of figure out what's going on. We have to
go back and remind ourselves that Anthony wiener was a
congressman. He he was always Chuck Schumer's boy but also
definitely the Clintons Kuma Aberdeen, his wife has been
Hillary Clinton's Chief of Staff, her body man, as they
call it, and DC been with the Clintons for many, many years.
Bill Clinton officiated their wedding. You know, I believe
that whom Amazon has a relationship with Hillary
Clinton, and that Anthony Weiner was essentially the beard and of
course, then it makes sense when you think about it, the guy is
sexually frustrated. So he's always you can't do much because
he has to play this role. But play the game. You got to play
the game and he was being teed up and he blew it. Chuck Schumer
has pretty much disowned the guy at this point. And now we know
that we're gonna
get to replace Schumer. The idea was that that wiener was going
to become the next shoe gonna be Schumer. Exactly. And now he
can't, you know, so he has to prove himself by staying in
power. That's why he's running for mayor. He wants to get back
on track. And he figures it you know, every one of these little
incidents that he has is sexting and all.
This is the problem is he it keeps coming back and Huma is
standing by him.
Oh, yeah. No, she looks like an idiot. Well,
I think I there's a couple things we've forgotten about her
that we have to remind ourselves. First, let's go to an
ABC report. Bill and Hillary Clinton haven't come out and
told him to quit. But several former Clinton aides and
advisers tell ABC News The Clintons increasingly see
wieners mayoral campaign as an embarrassment and potential
liability should Hillary who had lunch with the President on
Monday run for his office in 2016. One Clinton associate said
the Clintons are bristling at the comparisons between Hillary
and Huma, and between Bill and wiener. The Clintons aren't the
only ones whose patience has run out. Okay, so that's the ABCs
report. Then we have the Huffington Post. It's a
New York story, but
it's also a national story, which is the story which is that
Anthony Weiner and his wife whom are very close to the Clintons,
especially Huma, and a lot of Bill and Hillary Clinton
supporters, loyalists people who've known whom over the years
because she was Hillary's Chief of Staff and very close to the
family. A lot of those Clinton loyalists are wondering whether
they should invest in Anthony Weiner anymore. Some of them
have invested already. And there are clear signals that a lot of
people in the in the Clinton camp would like to see wiener
leave.
So it wasn't until the next kind of compilation clip from CNN
that I realized what is going on. This is not about Anthony
Weiner, Anthony wiener. He had his shot and he was always
always a sideline deal. This is about Kuma Abdi, the irony
lot, not less than a lot of people that she saw a front row
seat to what went on with the Clintons, now she's experiencing
her own version of it.
Now, the what is being said here is this is a repeat of the
script.
He's also incredibly politically sophisticated. Not only that she
learned the knee of Hillary Clinton's the most famous kind
of stand by her man, political wife. She also was the go to
person for anyone who wanted to get to Hillary Clinton clearly
who was playing using the Hillary Clinton playbook. She's
such an intelligent woman, and she purely as taken notes from
Hillary Clinton, her longtime employer and mentor now who may
be taking a page from her mentors playbook.
playbook, etc. Puma Aberdeen, who is a known operative of the
Muslim sisterhood. Remember, we went through all this, John,
when it comes to your relatives or on the Brotherhood?
Brotherhood, she's in what they call the sisterhood? There's
lots and lots of questions about relationships between her
friends or family the Clinton Library. Kuma Aberdeen is going
to run for something. This is about her. They are totally
played this a total replay. because after the you know, we
had Hillary sticking by Bill, and she went on to become
senator of New York, which didn't she slip in? How did I
forget how that worked? Did she run fair and square? I can't
really remember.
I think she did ride now I have to look at the book of
knowledge. But I think somebody vacated I think there was an
election. I think she won the election. So long ago.
Right. And, you know, and
here we are, she was served for a couple of years, and she's
about to be our next president. This is a big deal whom Aberdeen
Well, let's
talk about this a little bit, because yeah, no, I understand
what Yeah, I think you're right, that was gonna do something. You
know, just one of those people in Washington that just finds a,
you know, they'll find a spot for her and the party will put
her in. But, you know, one of these safe spots, there's always
a safe place to go.
Maybe for the for the for the first for the first round for
the first round. But then yeah, because right now, you cannot
occur because because of the way this has been set up, you cannot
question her because she's the traumatized woman. She's the
wife who he's cheating on her with a pervert. And but you
know, but she's, she's, she's standing there. And by the way,
this for all the feminism that Hillary is supposed to stand
for. It is obscene the way she is just standing there and
saying, okay, whatever, I'll stand by my man, that is crazy.
And no one is calling her on it. So this is all about the
political setup for whom Aberdeen?
Yeah, well, she I wouldn't be surprised if she didn't run it
at one of the cycles, especially if wiener loses which he will or
quits. But I'm kind of interested in trying to analyze
what's going on with I'm ready for Hillary, which I on the
mailing list. So I get a bunch of this stuff. And they have a
bumper sticker they sent, which I believe will be a collectible.
And it says and I'm thinking of putting on somebody's
windshield, I think that would be good. Whose neighbor you
know, Obama bought a sticker.
I think I might need to say goodbye, but it's the
same guy this Obama bought with all the bumper stickers and
circles with the littles at the same guy who used to have a
sticker that said impeach bush. Yeah, well, that disappeared.
And you know, there's no Impeach Obama, that's for sure. That's
really weird that way these people think. Anyway. So I'm
getting a lot of mailings. I'm getting everything short of I'm
getting mailings from the White House. I'm getting mailings from
I'm ready for Hillary, which is supposedly an independent
organization that's had nothing to do with Hillary, as if she's
got nothing to do with this thing. I think that there's
they're starting this campaign. So I mean, this is earlier than
the last one, whichever one said, this was ridiculous. It
went on forever. This is going to just chew up nothing but
money. I don't, you know, I don't think that Hillary, I
think Hillary can win the next presidency. But I still believe
that her organization is mediocre. That's why I think
that Obama, somebody called us out there listening to the show
for a long time and said, Well, I'm starting over from all the
shows, and DEVAR act predicted that it was Hillary is going to
be the president. And then Obama came along and indicate I don't
know if you predicted he was going to beat her or whatever.
But it was soon apparent that that the organizations were
different and differently structured. And the Hillary
organization which is arrogant, they just thought they had it in
the bag.
So remember, Bill came out, and he made some statements that
were borderline racist. And I think that also kind of, you
know, blue chances there.
Yeah, whatever the case is, they I don't believe Hillary has a
strong organization that they're just have an enthusiastic bunch
of amateurs. And I think that going this soon into the cycle,
like right now, I mean, over two years away, is running for
president. I think you're just not may not work this way too
far out. I think it just burn out.
Do you think that this Hillary 2016 are ready for Hillary? Do
you think that they're an official sanction group or
there's just a bunch of enthusiast or because I think
there's no way that this is just a bunch of enthusiasts, they're
Hillary's behind this or her organization, her? Her campaign
organization is behind this. There's no doubt about it. The
messaging is identical to the messaging you got from Obama.
The bumper sticker is too slick to be a bunch of amateurs. And I
don't think that they would put up with letting a bunch of
amateurs come out of the blue. Oh, it's grass roots. There's no
such thing anymore. They wouldn't put up with it. They
would somebody would come knocking on the door, say look,
we're gonna run a Hillary but you can't do this because this
is not following our playbook. And so it's part of the
playbook. There's no doubt in my mind about that. But I think
it's a burnout situation. I don't know if she can make the
whole I mean, she's gonna be
I'm thinking just I've seen what little differently, I'm thinking
that, you know, she'll let this move along. They're looking for
like 3040 50,000 people or whatever it gets, you know, keep
something going, keep the fires going keep the, because you got
a lot of people, particularly women who are, you know, really,
really looking forward to this and you got to keep me like the
battleground movement. You know, that woman that I talked about
that I met at a dinner party? The battleground Texas, you
gotta you gotta you gotta keep that going. And I think they're
waiting to see who's going to pop out of the woodwork, which
probably. Now you said they'll probably the Republicans will
probably run Romney again, which I find fascinating. No, no, no.
Well, I mean, that is one of the schemes but I don't think it
would be suicidal to run Romney. I think portray they don't have
any, they I don't know that they have anybody that they they can
beat Hillary with. But anybody. I mean, I think you're gonna try
to promote, there's a couple of guys you're going to try to
promote from my looking at it. Ted Cruz is one of them. And I
think Ted Cruz is an idiot. I've watched him he's supposed to be
this great conservative. He's got the right ideas from Texas,
and all the rest of it, but I've listened to him. He's got a very
he's got a slightly annoying, slightly screechy voice, his
voice is very unmanly. And and he's and he has a kind of a it's
a listen to some of his speeches and tell me what you think. But
Cruz is like they're they're teeing him up. I think they're
they've already pushed that Florida guy. What's his name?
The good looking Cuban guy,
Rubio, Rubio, I
think they've already somebody came in, took him aside and
said, You're not going to, you know, we're not you know,
I'm looking at something way different here. Here's the
scenario I see. The only the only way because, of course, we
know that. First of all, for those of you not living in
America, but for a lot of Americans, there's not just two
parties you can vote for. We have independence, we have all
kinds of crazy. Third parties that are very interesting to
listen to. We know there's libertarians, it's not just a
two party system, although the media does pretty much portray
it that way. And most people are stupid, uninformed and get
hoodwinked into it. So the only way that we can use serve
Hillary is to kick off a war near the end of the Obama term,
and bring in a war guy like Petraeus. Because then the
American people will be will be conned into thinking, Well, you
know, really, what kind of experience does she have? You
know, she's a woman that no one will say this. But you know,
she's a woman, we really needed a guy, you know, we're at war,
World War Three is breaking out the Middle East is on fire.
Russia is angry at us, the Russia and China's together, you
know, that's the that is I think the playbook that would work for
them.
Yeah, it would, I think betray us is damaged goods. And I also
don't think he's, he's somebody that people would like, as a
president. He's very, he's condescending, patronizing,
arrogant, and he's got his name
and you mean unlike Obama.
But at least Obama doesn't have a little Bakelite badge that
says
oh, they should that should have Obama one Obama two should we
can tell them apart you know it's very hard very difficult to
one
should one can wear the badge the other one doesn't have to I
don't know I mean, I don't see anybody of course it's it's over
two years away so we are speculation is completely nuts.
Except for Hillary we know she's gonna run for sure unless you
know, she burns out or something weird happens and if she does
run then we suspect and I think we you both we both agree on
this. That there she's probably going to have Bill killed near
the end of the election Yeah,
very very unfortunate. Unfortunate heart attack massive
heart attack. The question is will she get one final
embarrassing bit in there like you know, have a habit being on
top of a hooker?
No, no, you don't think that'd be distracting? No, it'd be
jogging back bathtub bathtub.
That's always a good one. bathtub
bathtub. Speech.
Like when was the comedian? The Tommy whatever it was his name
remember him? There's been a couple of comedians with a great
stand with the crazy fez hat on he was he was legendary Tommy
Ah, he's remember she was headed. Yeah.
He was famous and he collapsed right on stage and people were
laughing at him for like three minutes. The guy's dead. Tommy
is just slightly taller. Hold on a second. I should know this.
Tommy with a fez AMI comedian
died on stage. Me. Tommy Cooper? Never heard of them. You never
heard of Tommy Cooper? No. Wow. Okay, we British but when you
see the guy if you if you Wikipedia him. He's always had
like a cigar in his face and fez red fez hat and he was super
super super famous.
Maybe an England. Yeah,
well super famous in England. He was kind of funny. I do have
some, I think some
Oh, that guy. Yeah, I've seen before. I think I
have some some interesting pointers that showed up in the
federal register that are showing us that stuff is
happening and stuff is stuff is moving on. And one of them
actually relates to Libya, which
I interrupted you for a second. Yeah, sure. There is actually a
clip of him dying on Yeah. Bleak.
Yeah, I know. This is a famous clip, the guy dies on you. So
you're watching it right now. It's horrible. To watch, you can
see it, he gets a massive heart attack. And it was like, Oh,
that's funny. It's terrible that after like, two minutes,
everyone's like, Hey, Tommy, you know, the we're still laughing
but the gags over dude. Yeah.
And there we go. I'm sorry. Um,
okay, two things that are a little disturbing the show up in
the Federal Register. These are things that are real journalists
should be bringing to you and writing up and I don't know,
like the New York Times, or Wall Street Journal amendment has
been added to the international traffic in Arms Regulations,
Libya, and the UN s c, r 209, or five. And this relates back to
the original two United Nations resolutions that we read, gosh,
I was still living in Los Angeles at the time member's
resolution 1970 and 1973, these two resolutions about Libya,
which essentially gave the international community carte
blanche to go and do anything we needed, bomb, do whatever. And
oh, by the way, if anything changed, we could just change
the rules and go bomb again. Maybe it was like crazy. We read
those two. So this is an amendment. And the Department of
State is amending the International Traffic and Arms
regulation treaty to update the defense trade policy regarding
Libya to reflect resolution 2095 is adopted by the United
Nations. And essentially, it's a lot of really complicated.
legalese, and I mean, I would just bore you by reading it all.
But essentially, what it says is it forbade any weapon weapons
from being imported into Libya. Well, that doesn't count
anymore. That's no luck. If someone wants to bring some
American weapons in, it's hereby approved. So we're going to
bring tons of weapons in there. And simultaneously, we get a
presidential memorandum which is always fun, because this is not
necessarily an executive order. It's just kind of like a post it
note, delegation of authority pursuant to section 404 C of the
child soldiers Prevention Act of 2008, as amendment amended. This
is from President Obama, by the authority vested in me as
president by the Constitution blahdy blahdy, blah. delegate to
the secretary of state that would be John F. Kennedy carry
the authority conferred upon the president by the child soldiers
Prevention Act of 2008 to determine consistent with
section 404 C of the Act whether to waive the application to
Somalia. Now, did that mean anything to you? When you when
you just heard me read that?
Yeah, it means that they're now going to was that means they're
finally going to catch Kony
know what so they're gonna keep, they're gonna
do something in Somalia based on this little provision, which is
the child no child soldiers allowed right? So you have to go
to the act. And look at Section 404, a two which section four or
four C pertains for, for a in general subject to subsections,
B, C, and D. The authority is contains above a lot of just
skip through all the control act all the numbers. Arms Export
Control Act may not be used to provide assistance to and no
license for direct commercial sales of military equipment may
be issued to the government or a country that is clearly
identified pursuant to subsection B for the most recent
years preceding the fiscal year as using child soldiers. In
other words, the President has just said that John F carry the
Secretary of State may waive under the Act, Section 404 C and
export guns to Somalia even though they use child soldiers.
Ah, and I think this is something that should be
reported upon because we are not supposed to support this kind of
activity and less than it were up to no good. And that up to no
good thing. Well, for that I'd like to bring us back let me
see. Is it a part of the West Clarke seven do we know You're
Somalia. That was actually
while you're discussing this. Here's this. Here's the seven. I
write.
I haven't. I haven't here. So I came back to see him a few weeks
want to hear want to hear him say it.
Yeah, he's later. Yeah.
And by that time we were bombing in Afghanistan. I said, Are we
still going to war with Iraq? And he said, Oh, it's worse than
that. He said, He reached over on his desk. He picked up a
piece of paper. He said, I just, he said, I just got this down
from upstairs mean, Secretary Defense Office today. And he
said this a memo that describes how we're going to take out
seven countries in five years, starting with Iraq, and then
Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and finishing off Iran.
Oh, there you go. G
and he said he he said Iran instead of Iran, which may be
code for it. We're not going to do them. Whatever the case,
yeah, Somalia is in there. Also badeen Why? Oil? Sorry, oil.
Will
Come on Somalia has got tons of resort. Where's Somalia? Let's
take a look.
In the middle of nowhere, I don't want to go.
You haven't been invited? Want to go? If you're in Somalia, and
you listen to the no agenda show, please let us know if we
should do a Hot Pockets tour there. Let me see. Somalia.
Somalia,
South of Yemen, South of Yemen, which you should be on that.
Listen, it's not it's right there on the little knob there.
It's It's It's uh, it's coastal countries, Ethiopia, northern
Kenya. Oh, it's
right by japannext. Ethiopia. Oh, right by Djibouti. As soon
as
right by where they were the star gate. That's right. Yeah,
the Gulf of Aden. So they get a lot of fish and pirates
apparently.
But also Lebanon is on the list. And I was talking to badeen Who
was the backup driver to taxi Eric and he's from Lebanon. He
goes back a couple days a year. And he says oh, it's so bad. And
he says Beirut is so horrible people are blowing themselves up
he says the CIA is all over the place. You know Al Qaeda says
the Sunnis and Shias you know the Shiites they're all crazy.
It says it's a repeat but they root me says member the 70s is
going to be the same thing all over again but that's that's
your deep that's your region destabilize good to go World War
Three can start anytime now.
We're gonna start with rocks are busted a bricks. It's a mess.
Now. Well, I guess that's it for this show.
No, we can't be short. So
Maynard sent Maynard sent me a note. They sent you to poor
Maynard. You know, in Australia.
You're not really gonna make me play this clip. Are you?
Seriously, just a
party? You don't have to play the whole thing. It's stupid.
It's just you have to you just like to clip because you can
visualize it and it's this note of disinterest. But Maynard's
apparently sitting in his underwear are nowadays spending
most of his time watching this, I guess it's a website called
topless women read books. And so some woman is trying to read the
Declaration of Independence in some disinterested manner, and
so I clipped it's dumb
it's dumb when in the
course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people
to dissolve the political bands which
shows everything that is wrong with humanity. It's her boobs
are not pretty she's sitting there as she's sitting there
reading she doesn't even understand what she read what
she's read is no key and barely pronounced afterwards. Okay. I
think we've got connected them with another
it's a mockery. Now there is one so anyway,
so that's that so I so Maynard get get your act together.
There is one thing we need to talk about. Because it was
everyone was you even put it in the newsletter for Christ's sake
excuse me for taking the Lord's name in vain.
Yeah, we just lost that donor was never donated every time you
cast by the way like that. I get a note. It comes in he's guys in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Missouri tell you this. I
stuck. You've got it. You've kept it from me to protect me so
far. Yeah.
So I get a note from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with no return
address, no nothing. And as a note, and he just goes crazy.
Oh, Adam sward used the Lord's name in vain twice and show 510.
And then he says I'll never donate. You know, this is a I
like people who find excuses not to donate. And it's just like, I
look at this note and I just chuck it right in the garbage
because it's just like some guy won't even say who he is. And
he's just bitching and moaning about you using the Lord's name
in vain, anyway?
Well, here's the only thing. Here's the only thing I have to
say about that this show is I think worth its weight in gold
or whatever you whatever doubloons you, you give us. And
you can see that we are, you know, we're rising steadily with
our one to 3% of the total audience supporting the show.
While mainstream publications like The Boston Globe, which was
originally purchased for $1.1 billion dollars $1.1 billion,
just sold for $70 million. That tells you something about the
quality of the mainstream media.
It tells you that something's wrong with this picture. Yeah,
but a joke.
Now what we have to talk about is the woman, the writer,
reporter whose husband, because it's very vague story, and Xeni
short Dan's friend, which always, you know, make makes me
my ears perk up. Who was googling pressure cookers and
the collar? Yeah. And it was the Joint Terrorism Task Force. And
the FBI said, Oh, it wasn't us. And the cops, it was nuts. And
when it turns out, you know, and everyone's like, Oh, this proof,
you're Googling X key score. The NSA now, it was her she did it.
You know what happened? You know,
what was that voice again? Yeah.
Do you know what Wanda? What the What actually happened?
No, I always thought the story was sent by bull crap, but
I thought it was total bull crap. Michelle catalana was her
name. And she's very defensive about all this. You Oh, no, it
was true. It really happened. It didn't happen to her, by the way
her husband was. So she's getting it all secondhand.
Anyway. So not even a first hand account. But regardless,
finally, the Suffolk County Police Department admitted that
here's what happened. So Suffolk County, it's like it's either
like Long Island or something. Whenever they received a phone
call from some IT guy inside her company where she was working,
who was probably using Spectre 360. And he saw that she was
googling pressure cookers, and he called them. And then they
decided to go and ask some questions. So this tells us two
things, one, this whole X key score thing and the bowl crap,
don't get hoodwinked and all this stuff, the whole idea is
for you to become enslaved by thinking you can't do anything.
And to this is what really is going on in our fascist state,
where the commercial companies and the government work together
to rat you out. Yeah, and you know, and all kinds of things
could have gone wrong with this, because she was googling
pressure cooker bombs and backpacks
and they had a dog who said cops got a shot, which they normally
do. Yeah, that's
that you've just shattered anyway, just for good measure.
But I don't know why they didn't do that didn't follow that
script. So this whole thing was just bogus from start to finish,
but it's actually it's much worse than the NSA. This is the
point I'm trying to make,
ya know? 100% on this batch analysis, it's very fast. You
have the you know, this creep at the company who should be fired
by the way total. Rats is woman out on some screwball suspicion.
Like what she's working at this company, and she's gonna be
terrified she's gonna be making pressure cooker bombs. Are you
kidding me? So anyway, Well, I'm glad you did that. I was
actually just dropped the story personally. But yeah, good now
because we that's what we do on this show. We get we actually
get to the bottom of the stories that was not reported anywhere.
No, we also always irked by these
Yeah, we have to do this kind of stuff because you know, our
people are all over this you know, announcing you know like
oh there's just this there's truth and there's there's lies
about this what is going on and I just don't see the right
conversation sparking up or taking place.
Now it's because nobody wants to do any work. There's when a
bitch so I'm listening to C span and I just wanted to play this
because this is the client but it could play the climate change
thing. We're going to do a climate gate thing here.
Do you want to climb the gate first theme? Yeah,
the theme
Okay, let me do that first. Where are we?
Need to set it up where we go straight in?
I just love that bird. No, we're gonna do I have to set it up. So
I'm watching this hearing on coal and there's this
California, California Democrat character. And the only reason I
want to play this clip is because I have people I know
people who are in the business of Have Climatology and the rest
and they and that you ask him about climate change. And they
say, Well, this might be coming. But they're they're all doubtful
that it's human induced and all the rest of it, because there's
just the number that we show this carbon spike, but that's at
the top of a bigger number. And they they say, Well, you know, I
want you to say something, you can't say anything, because you,
you essentially get shouted down. If you say anything that's
against this, the, you know, the Litany
is this. So here we are, I'm gonna go ahead. I'm sorry.
Here we are with a douchebag, who's got four people brought in
front of Congress. And instead of asking him questions about
the future of coal and all the rest, he literally makes them
say whether they're for or against climate change. And I've
never seen questioning like this. This was almost like an
interrogation. And then the irony is they all have everyone.
They all these experts say no, I'm not. They either lie. Or
they say, they're forced to say yes, but there's one guy, the
first guy is black. And he says, Well, we're looking into it, and
why don't you believe it? And he said, well, and he jumps around
by answering funny, the second guy does the same thing. He
says, No. And then he says, What do you mean? And they said, Oh,
well, we kind of I know that the evidence is there. You'll just
have to listen to this. And you'll see what I'm talking
about.
Now. I yield to four minutes to the ranking member. Mr.
Swalwell. Thank you, Madam Chair. For our witnesses. It is
pretty evident now after a number of scientific studies
that 97% of scientists agree that human activities are
causing climate change. And so I want to ask just each one of you
whether you agree or disagree with the 97% of scientists who
believe in that, Mr. Smith, do you agree or disagree? We agree
that most of our programs are focused very strictly on
reducing co2 emissions and greenhouse gas emissions. But do
you agree that climate change is caused by human activity? We do
agree that this is something we need to address a week. Mr.
Yamagata, agree or disagree. You're not gonna like this
answer. No, we don't agree or disagree.
We don't take a position on on that issue. It's not something
that we want to deal with. What we want to deal with is if
public policy determines that this is an issue, we've got to
have the technologies available
to address it. How about you personally, Mr. Democratic, do
you agree or disagree? I think
there's a lot of information out there that suggests
Mr. Collins, do
you agree or disagree? Congressman swallow? I would
say, first of all, like my answer, either. There are
multiple contributions to let people consider climate change.
And it is not all just man anthropogenic sources. So that
statement, in my mind is incomplete. So that's why I
cannot agree to the question. So you agree that human
activity has played a role a substantial role in climate
change.
Human activity releases a lot of energy into the environment that
contributes to the warming, but also view that co2 is an
untapped resource. When you start thinking about how we
utilize that we live in a carbon rich world. You and I are carbon
based life forms to consider living in a carbon free world to
me sounds like suicide.
Alright. And Miss Greenwald. Do you agree or disagree with the
97%?
We agree, I focus on the technology solutions side of our
organization. But we do have a staff that focuses on science
and we do work in that area.
Wait a minute, when was this? When was this on C span?
About a week ago?
All right. Bend over
Wow, were you were you just saving that for the end just to
like did to get me there.
So I was just it was one of these little things I thought
was a nice aside.
That was fantastic. That was fast. That was a total up
already. Science
slave moment, but they gave me the guy was like a like a prick.
But even more important, these people. No one would cop to it
like, well, you know, you're not gonna like my answer, but wow.
That's fantastic.
I thought it was I was taken aback when I saw that. Wow.
All right. I think I think we're I think we're done. I am
extremely fatigued. From from being over here being on the
road. We're going to be back on in that home base at the Travis
heights hideout on Thursday. We'll be leaving I think. Well,
I'm not gonna tell you when we're gonna leave so I don't
want you to you know, I don't want anyone to get any ideas. Or
ideas are they gonna get you know what I mean? You know, like
ideas. Flying man.
Yeah, no ideas, change your flight plans at the last minute
like I do.
It If x of usually changing by not going anywhere I'm changing
my flight plan to not leaving at all. Yeah. Hey, are you doing?
Are you doing? Are you doing twit today?
Yes I am. Really? Okay.
prediction. Yeah, okay. You are going to be asked or that the
topic will come up about the Bogot of googling of backpacks
and pressure cookers oh maybe yeah no I'm pretty sure it is.
And you know what?
I got the I got the ammo you spent actually two minutes and
you got the whole story where's the media spends hours and they
don't get anything except the sensational part of it. And
which is still you know, secondhand information and so I
can throw that out there and then see what happens I know
what happened.
What did I hear that you're on with Miss Molly? Whoo.
I don't know if she I don't I don't know. I saw that in the
chat room. Know when she's probably going to she'll
probably bring it up.
Be Be nice to her now.
I'm always nice to Mollywood and give her a kiss. So she's going
to be on I guarantee she's going to be on one of the monitors she
won't be
I know she's not going to be a give her a kiss from Mickey
that'll really that'll really early oh if you do that with or
without the tongue Oh with Tom Absolutely. Oh, you're kidding
nature.
Mickey's like hey, he asked he just asked him Don't blame me.
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If you get in the country, yeah. We'll say you could be calling
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In that case, just roll out an interview show. They weren't
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