Hey, I'm in the demo. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, August 18 2013. Time again for your Gitmo nation
media assassination episode 540. This is no agenda performing my
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everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Raglan bulls kill.
Cease and desist I say.
Okay, so here's the problem we have for today's show. But we
have we have only one problem for today's show.
And that is that apparently somebody stole one of your your,
your your something salon magazine. I guess right now it's
coming out with what exactly you are going to discuss today.
No, no, no, no, this isn't what we discussed on the previous
episode. Oh, well, what
do you expect? Oh, no. So
I wasn't saying there was a problem. Just the let me see.
This is salon magazine. Jessalyn. Radek Hello Jessalyn.
Welcome to the show.
How about you? How about coughing up some I really have
missed out
on some of that salon dough you're making? I'm sure. I'm
sure. It's just groovy. No, the whole article is essentially our
entire analysis of the President saying that he signed
Whistleblower Protection Act, which is not a an executive
bullcrap Presidential Policy Directive number 19. And that
Snowden should have taken advantage of that. But those
didn't go into effect until 270 days after the President signed
it and then full 365 days, which would be I think, in October of
this year, when no one would know about it. And we wouldn't
actually, you know, when they have when they hang that notice
up in the in the in the lunch room? Hey, are you thinking of
blowing the whistle? Here's some things to consider. How do you
do the thing? You don't I mean, it's like, I'm sure they hang it
up in the break room, ya
know, you've got all these things posed to people who watch
when you're really bored.
You're like, wow, what does that? What does that thing say?
I've never paid attention to it.
Well, here's the thing. You know, we moan and groan and
bitch, about the media, mainstream media at all levels.
I would put salon in there kind of. And it's not alternative.
No, and that they never do any of this. And so when they
finally do it,
then we're bitching again. Yeah. What's wrong? What's wrong with
this story? Something's wrong. Yeah, yeah, I think it's kind of
good. You know, we're seeing some some interesting things
taking place and questions being asked. And I think in general,
that's, that's pretty good. I have a feeling that may be short
lived.
No, I'm not necessarily they'll get you get a lot of attention.
By pointing out these things where people go watch
what they're listening. They're reading our emails, they're
doing their word.
So I don't think it's right. I don't,
I don't think people are understanding the what it really
means what the what the true impact of, of knowledge that the
government is. Eavesdropping collecting, if not listening, in
real time certainly has the capability to go back and to
retrieve communications. Yeah, because I just talked to anyone
who knows about it and say, Hey, have you changed your behavior
at all? Are you more careful now about what you say to someone on
the phone or in an email or on social media? And I'm pretty
sure they'll say, Yeah, well, so this has a direct impact on your
your right to freedom of speech? Totally. And it I think it will
affect people in very profound ways that that we can't even
really think of at the moment.
Well, Adam, I don't know about you, but I really don't think
we're going to have too much shall we do have a good
government? I do appreciate the work and effort they put into it
everyday. It's very hard to being a government employee.
There are actually if you look at like New York Times stories
about about stuff, there are comments of people who talk just
like that. The government doesn't care about what you say
to your brother in law, you. Exactly. Speaking of New York
Times, I came across this fantastic piece on NPR, which I
was just like, what really right now, at this moment, who's
running that joint?
The New York Times has moved all of its reporters on to corporate
Gmail accounts. Unlike the free Gmail used by millions of people
corporate Gmail accounts cost money and have greater privacy
protections. That protection is not complete. The move could
leave Times reporters In a difficult legal situation, if
they are the subject of a government investigation,
how can you this at this very particular moment? How can you
as an IT department as an organization as a as a
publication, even consider for a moment, moving your corporate
journalistic email a to do Google? Do you read yours
actually, and this exhibit the day Damn,
well, that's actually there's a, it was a pretty good report, I
have to give it to NPR for this, although they didn't see the
irony, I don't think. And here's a woman, I think it works for
this part of the same piece, who works for the Wall Street
Journal, and explains again, what the consequences are of
people knowing that your government is, you know,
possibly, or certainly
their table, your emails, that
period, I find that all of this, including the AP revelations,
contributed to a sense of nervousness, I guess, among
sources, Jennifer Valentino. DeVries is also at the Wall
Street Journal, even people who are not discussing particularly
sensitive information with me will comment about the
possibility of my emails and phone calls being tapped. And I
think that's been disconcerting.
It's in this context that the New York Times decided to
outsource its email to Google, before the switch times emails
were stored on servers it owned, I mean, listen, listen to this.
Is this reporter insane? I mean, how can how can you this piece
makes no sense to me where you have someone saying, it's really
a weird time to be doing this. And then the reporter comes back
and says, it's in this context that they did it. Now those
messages are in Google's digital filing cabinet.
I worry a lot about the outsourcing of email at a news
organization, Julia Angwin, we only have two layers of
protection, right? One is technological and one is legal.
So certainly, our lawyers at a news organization are going to
fight to protect our emails. But if they don't fully control
them, technically, they can't mount a very good argument.
Now, when I heard this, I thought, Man, that is this. This
is really a hit piece on the times. This is like the Wall
Street Journal and NPR saying, Hey, if you got something to
say, don't go to the New York Times.
You might be right, that might this may actually be a hit piece
on the New York Times to felt like it. Here's the
times response. The Times isn't the only media organization to
outsource its email. And in a statement, it said it had
discussed the legal issues involved here in detail. The
company said it's confident its deal with Google, combined with
precautions its journalists are now taking has actually enhanced
the protection of sensitive information. Right now, the
Times believes hackers are actually a bigger security
threat. government investigations were gag orders.
Fred Kate is the director for Applied cybersecurity research
at Indiana University. He says a large email service provider
like Google may very well have better security. Still, Kate
says when it comes to mounting a legal defense against the leak
investigation. The Times is making itself vulnerable. Yeah,
it sounds like a hit piece to me, John
sounds like a hit piece in a number of ways. And they're also
what is this notion that, yeah, Google may be protecting you
against a Chinese hacker. But if they're just given everything to
the government, for them to scrutinize, what good is that,
and this is the this is the point that I'll just make it
early on. You know, people feel like they have no recourse, you
know, there's nothing they can do about, you know, this, these
vast spying programs that have gone on, of course, you know,
ultimately you have to vote people out of office, that's,
you know, but that's everyone's in on the game. So you know,
short of, you know, some kind of French Revolution, that's going
to be complicated, which by the way, I'm not saying it wouldn't
be an interesting idea. But the real way to do this to get to
I don't know what you're talking about.
It's digitized. It's fact I said it, the real way to stop this
and certainly slow it down. You've got to you've got to
boycott, Google, and all and all these services, you really just
got to stop using them. And I have a feeling you know, and
this is our ongoing conversation about how targeted advertising
doesn't really work. And spam really is the way to go. And
Google is in fact proving that with their changes to Gmail
where there's they're now actually spamming you we'll talk
about that in a second. They're making a lot of money providing
services not just to the US government, but to all
governments. I'm sure that you know, they have a drive by
window, you know, hey, I want to get some info on this guy. That
guy were you from Belarus, all right, no problem. Didn't get
they did this like three two or 300 to $1,000 for it. Churches
that they allow a method, this could truly be, you know, a real
business, big part of the business model. And if you look
at it, essentially, Google gets such a free pass from not just
the government, but from the media in so many different ways.
Because everyone wants to be bought by him essentially. That,
you know, it's like a perfect, it's like a perfect mix. You
know, they've got all the pieces that they need, and everyone's
just buying into it, the people who can stop us to stop using
their stuff, stop, just don't use it. And you don't need, I
said, I did do it once every three, four months. And it's
actually gotten pretty good. Now I set up EAC search, again, the
peer to peer search engine. And now it's they've changed
something. So it kind of works without the without your
processor spiking. And again, I'm just amazed with the
results. And like, it's the results are better. There's just
better because you're not getting all the stuff that's
been gained. And the Google is pushing ahead. And you know,
that I've been reading about the email marketers who are freaking
out about Google's Gmail change, where now they put stuff under
the promotions tab.
Yeah, including our newsletter, by the way sides on its own.
Yeah, including our newsletter, by the way, our newsletter, it
goes into the promotions tab,
anything that comes from MailChimp goes into the
promotions tab. There's just there's just no way about it.
And all these, you know, these guys who knew who these
marketing companies, they're all like, oh, no, well, you know,
doesn't seem to be affecting us too much. We're not too worried
about it. But meanwhile, from what I understand, is that now
Google is putting their own promotions at the top in the
promotions tab. So they'll be like to eat and the emails that
you didn't really receive as emails, but their promotions in
your email promotions box really? Yeah. Just like they do
with search. It's highlighted.
It's just I thought was a good I use Gmail for one thing. And one
thing on porn. Porn. Is porn on there. I use it for one thing,
and one thing only sending you the clips. Yeah, thanks. Yeah,
but the rest of the time, I won't use it. And I think it's
dumb, I don't even think it's a very good product, you got to
find some guy who does email professionally, and maybe at the
paid, you know, 20 bucks a year, whatever. But using these free
email services is really,
I think, I think the way to go is, you've kind of got to do it
more on a community based level where you have, you know, one
guy in the neighborhood or one kid who can kind of run a server
and y'all pay like a buck a month, and then you know, the
kids making 100 bucks, and then he'll set it up and to maintain
it for you know, 20 families, I think that's a much better idea,
then, you know, because you're still gonna run into the problem
of centralized services, not so much about, to me, you know, the
security aspect, if you need, if you want something to be secure,
you know, keep it in your head. And even that's iffy. If it's
too secure in there. You know, don't certainly don't put it on
a computer, don't put it online, it's going to be it's going to
be vulnerable one way or the other. But if you want to be
free, if you want to just be free of the slavery, then you
know, you've got to, you've got to be on a smaller service and
not something, you know, 1000 people's too much. Google went
out. I guess they went down or whatever.
Yeah, I was actually on line. And I was would I use, I use
DuckDuckGo for most of my searches, which is, it's
mediocre. Okay, it's better to actually generally speaking for
regular searches than Google is. But for image searches, which I
need for various reasons, I still revert back to Bing or
Google because you can look stuff up by pictures. And that's
why I'm on there. I click on it and it gives me a diff some
error message. Yeah, and I should have taken a screenshot
of it I guess, but it's it's I knew the service went down
because you never get a message from Google like this. It says I
don't know we're down don't know why. But this was kind of check
back in and 15 minutes in fact that they the time they said the
check back in is when it came back up, which makes me wonder
whether they just turned it off for the because the government
asked them to for a while and make it look like they're being
I think that the services are being hit by our own government.
This is not paranoia this is their been pushing and pushing
and pushing this cyber war thing and then the end of the Joint
Chiefs and all the head guys who don't know anything like what's
his name, Dempsey with his little Bakelite tab, name tag.
Dempsey's goes on and on and we play clips after clip after clip
how they're gonna put they want to put billions of dollars into
this cyber warfare you know kind of thing I think that this whole
thing was a scam
didn't know you're in the kind of in the in the tech journalism
milieu what what what is the story that came out of this?
Have you noticed the meme the story that everybody just
repeats? You know,
one thing I heard was Google went down for 20 minutes. Okay,
so
Google it, see what the story is. And I'll tell you what it
is. Google goes down for five minutes, 40% of internet traffic
goes away. And this has been repeated by everybody. Every
respectable, quote, unquote, tech journalistic outfit has
repeated this. I'm like, Well, who measures the internet? I'd
like to know where this 40% comes from, you know, it's the
same thing, like how many people are killed in Syria? How many
people are killed in Egypt, and it just keeps getting repeated.
And then sometimes the number grows? So what is being implied
in this tech journalism is that Google is responsible for 40% of
global internet traffic. Okay, really? Okay. Let me find out
who, who measured that? Is there some department of internet
traffic that I can talk to who measures this on a timely basis?
Now, it's an outfit called Go squared engineering. And they
posted a picture, a graph. And, and their claim here, Google's
downtime caused a 40% drop in gloat global traffic, and
everyone's pointing to them as the experts in internet traffic
measurement. And all these guys do is they're like a stats
company. So yeah, it may be that 40% of their customers who use
their little stats bug dropped because it but they're not
measuring the bid tolerant traffic up here.
It's a known fact that most of the peer to peer file sharing
takes up at least over 50% of the internet. So how could
Google take up 40? More doesn't make any
sense. Importantly, why are people Why are journalists
accepting
because it's a source that at least is a source. There are
other sources I there's this one woman who really does the best
job of this, and she's out of UCLA. And she really knows what
she's talking about. But you're doing the story, you're getting
paid nothing, because writers don't get paid anything. And so
you got to get the story down. In fact, if you're under one of
those crappy, like Mashable or VentureBeat or all these, you
know, high turnover, online publications, you're supposed to
do three or four or five stories a day,
right? So you might as well just just roam around the bids.
Oh, that's good. Let's run that. Let's copy that. And everybody
else is using the same stats. So you're good to go. Yeah.
Approved. Way to go. Are you on twit today?
Yes, I am. Oh, crap. Why?
Well, because you know, this is going to come up. I want to make
a lot of fun. I can tell you what the conversation is gonna
be. Wow, did you see that? Google is 40% of the internet
traffic.
I don't think anybody that's on this panel that actually buy
that.
Okay, you don't bring it up. We'll see what happens.
Okay, if they throw it in, I'll let it go. Let us let it hang
out there. And then I'll drop the bomb. Adjacent I do anyway.
Oh, JCD. Bunker, Buster, everybody stand back here at
combs. Anyway, so yeah, that's, and I'm really happy with with
the bitmask.
Google has that much that big of a number. That means you know
this big one of the world's biggest spammers, you know what
the what if that is true, and also chews up half the internet?
Let
me say something. If it let's just say that I'm a journalist,
I'm a tech journalist. And I'm and this went to big mainstream
publications. If this were true, if Google truly is responsible
for 40% of the traffic on the internet, then I demand that our
government break that company up. It's that it should be
broken up like at&t. And we should split off the Gmail
division and split off the drive division and split or split off.
The Spy division just it should be broken up. In fact, I think
we should start driving for that. Based upon this Bogut of
numbered dead Google should be broken up.
Actually, there's a column there.
Thank you. I'll be I'll be writing that from my
MarketWatch. Column. PC Magazine, whatever.
Yeah. All right. So talking about that sort of thing. Okay.
So I'm watching. Oh, by the way, just a quickie. I was watching
the McLaughlin record. Here's a quickie play the Clinton Chelsea
clip real quick.
The New York Times expose a of the Clinton Foundation points in
one direction. Chelsea Clinton is the new powerhouse taking
over from her parents. Oh, yeah.
Oh, absolutely. And we didn't we didn't really call that up.
months ago. Have you seen have you wasn't? It was a
lot. It was at least six months ago.
Have you seen Clinton? Who? Bill I don't see Bill.
Oh, Mike seen him.
Oh my god. Oh my God, John. I give I put it in the book six
months and he's dead.
Well, yeah, but now we know we know Hillary's gonna kill him
alive to at least so she can be the October surprise.
Ah, you mean the before the election? Yeah, she know she's
gonna have to know, I think the strategy would be, you've got to
kill him early. Yes, no, think about it for a second. You've
got to get the sympathy. You need time to get Chelsea
installed. You know, this is I actually know when I saw Clinton
and now that you know, the New York Times article, I'm thinking
that was a setup with the Clintons. It wasn't an expo ze
it was to set her up. And now bill looks. He's on death's
door. I know what this looks like.
Yeah, no, I know what it looks like to
you know, where the teeth start protruding a little bit and
everything starts to roll now. No, he's
like The Walking Dead. Vegetarian Diet for you.
So you if you do six months, then you got to have morning,
you got to have the sympathy thing going on. And then you
know, she just kicks into high gear it
has to be let's take a look at the calendar. We're
strategizing. We're gonna take a look at
a gallon. Let's just Let's just presume that we're in charge of
Hillary's 2016 campaign, and we're sitting around the table,
so she's
not winning. prematurely. Hey, Hill
Hill. When When do you want us to Kill Bill?
Well, let's take a look at the calendar.
Are you being Hillary now?
Yeah. This would be Hillary. Yeah, of course. Well, let's see
what we can do. Okay, so we get to November of 2014. So it's
just has to be, I'm guessing this would have to be within six
months of the November elections and 2016. It can't be before
that. Because the public will forget. All right.
Well, let's let's write this down. So you say it can't be
before Deadpool? No agenda March. April. May you say it
can't be before May 2015. Is what you're saying? Yeah, no.
2016?
Yeah. 2016. April, May. Okay. So that's the deadline has to be
after that.
Okay, so I'm saying, but I'm saying I'll even go out on a
limb. I'll say before 2015. I'll say it happens before 2015.
Okay, but I'm really thinking it's happening this year. No,
no.
Yeah. It at some point, that guy can't be kept going. I mean, I
have to, I'm not going to argue that. And if you look at him and
think he's going to be dead within the within the six month
period from now, because he's just looks terrible. By the way,
I want to mention to people out there who donate or don't donate
to the show. Nobody in any other form of media would discuss this
ever.
Not bad? No, of course not. It's a reasonable
discussion to have in this world of spies. It's a very reasonable
discussion to have, but nobody would would ever do it. We're
doing it. And the reason why we go beyond doing it, we've been
talking about this for a while, we're actually now doing a
Deadpool, and we
stake our reputation on it. We take it one step further. And we
always,
they never fails. We're very good. Okay, so you have him at
six? Well, hold on, let me let me just say pre 2015? Because he
just looks like he's gonna drop.
Yes. Well, and I also not just because of that, I feel that he
that it makes sense for her to have the timing, you know, you
think I mean, we have to, we have to produce all of the
hagiography, we have to have, the memorials we have there's a
lot of stuff that has to go on. And then it has to shift away
from her. This stuff takes time. It takes time. Here's here's
bill in Africa, a hilarious report on the BBC, which winds
up with him actually talking about if he has it in him to do
another campaign. Also, but he's the, the hubris of what he's
saying here is pretty funny. If your relation
of the world continues to go up. People will take more things out
of the ground. The problem is there's been too much corruption
and who got to do it, what was done with the revenues.
And so he's literally talking about stuff that he's been
responsible for, about who's who's taking the stuff out of
the ground and who gets what's being done with the revenues.
And I'm only too happy to try to clean that up. I go and give a
speech about this in Nigeria every year to the people who are
doing it a lot of times, but people are still gonna take that
stuff out of the ground. So what we need to do is to set up
systems that work better to do that I would happily spend a lot
of the rest of my life doing that because I think it's a huge
Throw out if it's done wrong and a huge opportunity for Stein,
right,
he's already talking about this as huge poor part of the rest of
his life. So he already knows, you know, it's not that much
left.
I want to keep doing things that have real opportunities here.
And I think this smallholder farmers making these people self
sustaining, increasing their incomes two and three
and by the way, he's in the video right now he's drinking
water from a Procter and Gamble Water Purifier with the Procter
and Gamble representative right there.
And like for smallholder farmers, and here, I just saw a
staggering number of futures problem. You're very much
in your post presidency. But inevitably, people still are
asking whether there's still a bit of Washington still left.
Whether there's one more race to writing and you know, I have to
ask that question.
You can I if I knew the answer, I wouldn't tell you but no, no.
Happily, I could be honest. I don't know.
Now, now, what question is he actually answering here? Because
the question is, do you have do you have it in you for one more
race? The guy didn't say is Hillary gonna run for president?
He said Do you have it in you to run one more races? I don't
know. I don't know if I have it in me. Oh, Bill, you don't
look, I'm for whatever my wife wants to do. And so I didn't
know if I had one more rice left on me last time, but I thought
to further it was getting a raw deal and I was glad to try to
help him
he didn't think to do it last time. Now that could be that
could be his way of saying Hillary you got to pay me some
of your cash put it in my my initiative. But I'm totally on
board with the way I see being set up. That makes a lot of
sense. And they're doing it now for a reason.
Oh, yeah, yeah, no, there's the she's gonna take over the whole
thing. She's gonna be the godfather. This this little
Chelsea. She's probably arrived at her parents are neglecting
her to got a good education. She went to like a boarding school
like thing the whole life.
She reminds me a little bit of Marissa Meyer, in some weird
way.
She might well not a Stanford same kind of personality. That
makes sense. So you have a lot of that kind of thing going on.
Stanford women, they have a certain reputation. Oh, really
do tell? Well, there used to be an old saying that, you know,
nine out of 10 girls are pretty in the 10th. One goes to
Stanford, that used to be one of the old settings, but I went to
Cal where they used to propagate the formula. The Stanford woman
once in a while, anyway,
I think Melissa Meyers, extremely sexy, you know,
she's very pretty. She's very pretty. So she seems that they
seem like they're all conniver. She's in Vogue Magazine this
month. And I know she's getting some flack for that. But she can
be in vogue at Vogue magazine, as a CEO and people criticize
say, Fine,
whatever. Why is she being criticized? Is she
doing her job?
She is she's doing her job stock is up. employee numbers are
down. Perfect. They're
firing people. What's the what's the problem? stanked are stack
ranking going on? She's just getting rid of people good.
Whether they're any good or not, you
know what, it's a lot. It's a lot of dead weight. How many?
How many sis admins? Do you need to run the thing?
Who knows? Whatever, then I can have anybody that tempted and
I'm gonna put go add to the little our Deadpool information
here. I am going to produce this this is the prediction. I'm
going to predict that there will be a rumor or gossip item or
something will crop up in one of these, these these political
rags that in fact, when Clinton dies, he will he was actually he
actually he actually I think he would be the one to propagate
this. He actually died in the saddle. A secret service, they
had to lose the body.
Oh, wow. All right in the saddle. What rumored rumored
rumored but But what kind of woman will it be? Okay. Of
course. What was I thinking? All right. All right now you can put
that in there. I'm not going to dispute that. I think that's
that's a fair assessment. And you're right, he's probably
already he already has the deadman switch to release that
information. Once he doesn't hit the knob.
irony of that will be and I think the irony of Hillary
managing to kill him. The irony to that deadman switch is that
is the last slam he takes it Hillary exactly the lot it
actually may hurt her campaign how's that for us? Yeah,
no, it's it's good. It's good. Put that on the book. Put it on
the book. Now did you want to go in I'm sorry. Because I kind of
sidetracked you on your your Clinton Chelsea thing that you
want. Oh, that
was all I wanted to point out was this. This little this one I
was playing with clawfoot tub so I got McLaughlin. These guys are
the word except for it turns out that that we should remind
listeners, I don't know what show was was years ago, we had
one of the producers of the McLaughlin report on right, who
gave us the background. We didn't have them on we diamond
on I'm sorry, on by on I mean, we had an email. Yeah.
So that's almost the same thing
for this show, because we don't bring guests on and we just
discuss things. But we do have access to a lot of information.
Now. So So to show you just to show the public out there, this
was on NPR, and most are on PBS. Regular TV stuff to show you how
stupid these people are.
Or the users or the writers
or the writers. Yes, but But this one was, I believe was ad
lib because he was flabbergasted. Me cloth. And you
have to listen to this carefully because it's amazing that note
that a guy at this stature this old this bed been around the
block old dude, McLaughlin could possibly think this way but play
the McGlothlin drugs one,
like crack cocaine and heroin ends. Well, the use of those
drugs go up. Ryan Grim, let assumes that the drug war is
reducing drug use. But our prisons in fact, are filled with
drugs. I don't I can't think of something that could represent a
greater failure of, of prohibition of drugs than the
fact that we can't even keep them out of our prison. What are
you basing that on? There are tons of federal statistics that
talk about federal that talk about drug use, and they can't
drugs out of prison?
What next, you're going to tell me that having homosexual
relationships in them prisons? Can't be true.
Why is it idiot?
Boy, how do they get it in? Well, what? Wow, that's pretty
good. Yeah. Do you? Do you want to go into your second? And
third, because I have something relatable to this?
Well, you can do like these other two are the same kind of
bullets. Let's play him. Here's the second one. Now, this is
just a little off topic from just the humiliating McLaughlin.
This is your like to do is another guy Buchanan, who was
who was once been a potential president, and is supposedly
conservative, who was an actual I always took this lightly that
everyone thought he was a fascist. He is a fascist, and
has been proven week after week on this particular show. Here's
his commentary about what holder had to say, John,
let me give you a statistic. I think we have something like
600,000 people in prisons and jails and around 1980. And since
then it has more than tripled. And that is one of the primary
reasons you get these chronic criminals off the streets is why
crime has dropped in New York enormously. But it's trapped in
cities all over America. And you start opening up the prisons and
we'll be right back to the liberal knights,
about people who are jailed for long periods of time for minor
drug infractions.
You gotta love Eleanor,
she actually is the only reasonable person in this
particular debate for once for once, and so here's what she's
smoking
the dope because what she's talking about, I saw this
episode, where she's talking about is not not factually true.
It's not like Holder said, Oh, we're gonna let everybody go.
You know, there's none of that. She's she's just smoke. She's
literally smoking the holder? Nope.
I will. I think she's literally smoking dope period. But so
there is the third one, which is the one that just just I, you
cannot find this statistic because it doesn't exist. Some
this is where I think the writers are sick of this guy.
Because the show is highly, highly written. And I think one
of them just said, I've had it with this guy. He's an idiot.
And I'm gonna give him a little stat here and let's see what he
does with it
more as a health issue, and not a not a criminal violation. And
frankly, the states are leading the way on this because they
can't afford to keep jailing these people.
Let me let me confront you with this. How many crimes is the
average drug addict commit? According to a RAND study, the
average addict commits 11,000 crimes over a lifetime, chiefly
robbery and burglary to support his or her lover stop teaching.
Let's put him in rehab
after crime every day of his life
It says it right out in the prompter.
Fun 11,000 and even Buchanan who is like a Nazi says wait a
minute, just do the math on this every single day. Hey, John. Hey
go
well deserved Well played, sir. Well played. You set me up. I
thought the first one be it but then you did it. Good job. I
want I didn't want to say something because I've been
interested in this kind of this combination of things coming
together. And I don't think enough journalists do stuff like
this, but I figured I should do a drug buy on Silk Road. And I
did and it was very, very interesting process. And because
it deals with anonymity, which may or may not be anonymous,
because of course, you're using the Tor browser, which we know
is compromised. You're dealing with Bitcoins, you're dealing
with separate encryption processes, but also the sheer
amount and the marketing. Have you ever seen the Silk Road? The
drug website ever gone to
it? What is it? Can you do on a regular browser? Nazis? No, no.
Yes, it's silk. road.com.
No, no, no, no. So it's Silk Road blog, slumping RGB dot
onion, whatever. And first, you have to install the Tor browser,
which you probably didn't even get to it.
Yes, that's the whole point is well, I can't go look at it.
No, you can't look at it now. But this is the point. I don't
think most tech journalists have even done this. Because you can
see that there is there's a couple of things going on. First
of all, people understand very well how to you know how to set
things up. And you know, I used to proxies actually, just to
make sure, like trying to remove myself as much as possible. And
then you you gotta use your bitcoins, but you'd look at this
site. It's like, it's like an eBay, essentially, but much
better. And look at the end. Where do you buy illegal drugs?
And the fee will tell
me not on the show. No, it's probably I'm guessing it's
Adderall? No, no. Okay. Okay. Um, I guess there's
no, no, I bought something really illegal that I've never
done before. In fact, I intend on sandbars, every category,
every category of drugs on the Silk Road. Because, yeah, well,
how can you talk about this stuff if you don't do it? So you
look at the pictures. And it's just like, every, it's like a
mound of coke with the guy's logo around a mound and then
there's like heroin and like, you know, big brown globs of
powder. Each shot style. I will I certainly it's, it's
fantastic. You just like, Oh, my God. And you can search and
like, what are you looking for? I don't know what I'm looking
for. Actually, I didn't I looked for held off. There were some
held all pills
available. Yeah, here we go. I didn't buy those temptation of
yours. No, no, no, no, no, I'm
not gonna try this. I know enough. from reliable sources.
We're not going to do that. But then here's how it works. So
you, you buy, you purchase it. And then your bitcoins are
deducted for you first, you have to put bitcoins into an account.
And on the site, and then they're deducted, but they're in
escrow. And they're held in escrow until the the seller
ships, your drugs, and he sends it through the US Mail, which is
fantastic. And you know, Dave reviews, and they'll talk about,
you know, oh, his stealthiness was great, apparently, you know,
there's like some, you can take pride in how stealth you are
sending your drugs. And then when you receive them, then you
finalize, and you've and that means that you say okay, I got I
got what I was said I would I would get and you can release
the escrow to the to the seller. Now, if you do nothing after 17
days, it'll automatically finalize, or you can say, hey, I
never received it. And they actually have a resolution
center. They'll help you with PGP encrypted emails, you can go
back and forth. It's really sophisticated and then you
that's bothersome, what do you think is who do you think's
behind it? Well, Lola, or the FBI? I
think it's, it's completely sanctioned, it seems to be a
great way to keep the economy going, you know, this and just
looking at the pictures with everyone's little logo in there.
I mean, there's a lot of drugs out there. I mean, there's a lot
a lot. And it's this is why, you know, the only problem for the
government is the Bitcoin thing. I think that's where it's a
little annoying. They love the fact that, you know, big
quantities of drugs are coming in and they're being distributed
and pay the US Postal Service's doing this and this can't be
minor, John, this is the Silk Road. It's a big deal.
And you'll how, how is the shipments made? Anonymously
doesn't make any sense. You can't do it?
No, no, you, you, you. So they'll say Okay, please give me
you have to give your real name and your address.
But you know, they're they're just developing a database of
drug users.
Yeah, but yeah, of course. ers what's the problem? This the US
government wants you to use drugs because it's good the drug
money comes to the banks. It floats to the economy. You know,
I think I think that's pretty well established you know now
we're even we're going to stop arresting people because we need
more users and I make no this is what our economy runs on drug
money and Google where else and Apple I guess where else is our
it? What else do we Oh, and besides that, the tanks and
stuff that we kill people with?
We do a lot of munitions. We do a
lot of that which you can't buy on on the Silk Road no guns no
ammo. No nothing like that.
I'm surprised there's not a silk road for arms dealers. There may
be Yeah, there may be maybe but
this this thing it's I was really surprised at how
sophisticated I thought I thought like wow, you know, what
will this be but and you see the amount of notes like Yelp, I've
got reviews for every
like, Man, this stuff was nasty.
Yeah, there was some of that but here's the lingo if EA this was
so good. Now that means finalized early. So that means
that even before the guy has sent it off, you'll finalize
early just because you give him props because he's you know,
he's because he's a good deal.
So now let's get to it. Let me look at this, you so you go to
the Silk Road with dziadek go through Okay, first of all, it's
a rigamarole. So you have to be hardcore needing drugs?
No, it's not a rigamarole you download that? You got
to download the browser and you got to have Bitcoin you have a
Bitcoin account. That's not a rigamarole. I don't have a
Bitcoin account. I'm not going to download let me let me
let me ask you a question. Is it it's easier than going to the
doctor dealing with the insurance getting a prescription
going to the pharmacy?
Go to one of those big meetups and that's what they are me the
big giants marijuana pot meet up I'm not talking
about I'm talking about talking about pharmaceuticals like
Adderall and Vyvanse and Ritalin and all the all that stuff.
That's that's a pain in the ass. This is easy. It took me 15
minutes.
Yeah, okay. Okay, well, let me get back to it. All right. So
you go you go through this rigmarole and keeping the word
and you get on this thing and then you order some something
drug x from these guys there's a who's this does this then get
passed on to a supplier who he ships it he's the drug X Yeah,
yeah, yes. The The other was a ghost like It's like eBay the
Silk Road is not selling any buy it now. Yeah, yeah, there's no
bidding. It's definitely buy it now. Yeah, there's no
buy it now and some somebody ships do now. They are shipping
illegally shipping. They're the real criminals. Oh, yes. And
criminal. They're shipping the drugs to you.
Yes. Through the US that
there has to be a like this is a speakeasy like operation because
so you have to have a special code or they're gonna ship it as
a package of
this is this is this was the stealthiness thing. This is the
stealthiness and when I received my package, I'll be able to tell
you what it means what how they package it.
Yeah, you'll be receiving it like this
No
I'll let you know. I'll let you know how it works out. And I'll
let you know what I tried after I try it.
Okay. It's better not harm the show was all dragees in on this
show.
I won't do it during the show. I promise you that.
It come on a Sunday show so you have a little recovery.
Yeah, I mean, I can't I can't report on this stuff unless
unless I know what it is. And you know me I've never done
anything to theory look one thing we know I don't need to
smoke for that theory I think is fantastic. We know I don't have
to smoke weed that's what we know. I don't have to
you have plenty of experience there.
Yeah, it doesn't live up to the hype I can tell you that. Well
yeah it's good for you know if you if you if you're
just so Gupta has a huge special call we'd always done on CNN is
when they starts off with this whole thing starts off with
Gupta. There's some little girl there's a secondary I believe
me, you think I've heard of this. There's a secondary drug
besides THC in marijuana. It's called CDD or something like
that. It just says they say it in the report. But the thing is,
is this secondary drug which some pot plants have more of
than THC and this very doesn't have any sales. And so they're
trying to boost the sales of this stuff. And what they found
is that there was a little cute little girl who's having 300
epileptic seizures a week she couldn't walk. She was just
having nothing but problems and they and that some research
apparently out of Israel, which does all the pot research
because we in the United States are precluded because of various
agencies and otherwise from doing any research whatsoever
thus, the doctors can come out and say, oh, there's no evidence
there's no evidence in his country because nobody will do
the research so but the public puts up with this because
they're idiots so let's go into get this little girl they they
got her this special pot that doesn't have it has almost no
THC so she can't get stoned. What's
the point? What's the point if it doesn't have the THC? It's
got this
other stuff and it was stopped seizures?
I think Yeah. Okay. I know about the story. Okay.
Okay. And then apparently, pot plants have all kinds of
medicinal uses that they've discovered bring in Israel now
this reminds me a lot of the of the coke thing and cocaine coca
leaves that you know, if you're in Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador,
you're at the airport, you go to the airport lounge, they got
coca tea, and you usually you know, you take a bag in and make
some tea and then they grab the rest of the bags, put in your
pocket. And then you've got your cocoa.
You put it in your pocket. John, don't you have to put it in your
butt?
No, no, no. Tea bags.
I just wonder why you say you put it in your pocket.
Nevermind, keep going.
He's get it. You just take a few bags with you. So does everybody
wants to have a little coca leaf tea? Oh, yeah. And it's it's you
know, it's like tea. It's a little picture up a little bit.
Yeah,
we know we know about the cocoa. There's a lot. We know you were
in Peru. Yes. We know. We know. Cane. We know.
Okay. Yeah. So there's a I said that word okay after a sentence
that stop you from talking? I guess. So the I would say that
must be true with a marijuana plant. So let's play the clip
anyway, but play Gupta one on pot and get a little background
being some great Vance's. As the sun was rising on the ancient
city of Jerusalem, the final leg of our journey was just
beginning. There have been some great advances here. And I'm
proud of that. Obviously. Dr. Boas Lev is with Israel's
Ministry of Health. Here they have pioneered marijuana
research. They were the first to isolate THC and CBD decades ago.
And now the country's ministry licensed 10,000 patients to use
marijuana medicinally and has approved more than a dozen
studies to treat illnesses like PTSD, pain, Crohn's disease,
even cancer.
Nice. I like it, especially like the music. Here we are in the
curry div where I Consulting Group laboratories where we've
discovered that marijuana is really fantastic. It's good for
you even in Israel where they smoke it a lot.
So the CBD is that of Tim chemical. So anyway, so the
story goes on and on. And it was very, it's very promotional.
They bring an old man out who's got the shakes and they give him
a D smokes that he's smoking a pipe is that the shakes again,
and Remy timbers. So you then we go, then they start to talk
about the real meat of this subject, which is this is three
different people to interview first they go up to some head of
some medical organization, who's got the Litany the AMA elinoz,
good for nothing. There's no proof. And then they somebody
comes out and they have the the handsome look looking woman who
says, oh, we can't study it. So that's why there's no proof and
then they blame this one organization. They bring some
crazy sounding woman I add that's not our problem. And then
they finally go yeah, here's the here's the little wrap up.
Look it up in science, this program at Chiba is well
established, and experts say a teaching tool for using
marijuana in other hospitals. Do you think that's going to happen
in the United States?
I don't know that there's yet enough really concrete evidence
of cannabis as benefit. That is satisfactory, at least in that
context. I think it's going to come
but it could be slow going.
The FDA has been great at approving studies. But National
Institute of Drug Abuse has been really stonewalling and blocking
any studies looking at therapeutic effects of cannabis
because that's not their mandate. Their mandate is to
look at the harms of drug use.
It's very easy to blame an organisation Dr. Nora Volkoff,
who is the director of NIDA says they They are not standing in
the way. She claims they are not the only government institute
that approves marijuana research. If you would come up
with a grant that says, Okay, this is going to be a treatment
for
this, Ariana Huffington, she is horrible drug addiction,
they will go to us. But if it's cancer, it goes to the Cancer
Institute. If it is schizophrenia, it goes to NIMH
and so the institute's have a mission with certain diseases.
What is clear through our bureaucratic hoops that most
researchers simply don't want to jump through. Neuroscientist
Carl Hart. They're not many people studying marijuana, it's
very difficult to get approval to study marijuana.
What's nice about Israel as the government is helping the
research to happen.
And it's research that could give hope to patients like
Charlotte Figi. Maybe
you know, what this, what this documentary did? Yeah, 1.2
million viewers for CNN. Let me, let me see what the public at
large
is very interested in?
Well, let me see what Yeah, but let me see what the demo was.
It's like, I'm in the demo.
Let me write that down on one second 53. If they only got old
people, you know, like, the overseer was,
I'm sure it was wide based.
I bet it wasn't, I bet it wasn't.
Well, the people that are that are gonna make this all happen
are the millennials who just think it's bullshit, generally
speaking, and the I mean, I think many of the generations
feel this bull crap. But they, they they get talked out of it
by these, these nuts. But the real issue here that I think was
made in this report is that there are obvious benefits, and
it's not being studied. So at all in the United States, it's
almost as though we have well, maybe they're like your thesis,
which is they don't want to legalize anything, because the
banks don't get to do
I mean that only drive the price down? Why ruin it? This is this
is a good deal for everybody. Can you say Mena, Arkansas, come
on, this is a good deal.
You know what your thesis is, and I'm not going to argue
against it. Because the movie, or documentary Cocaine Cowboys,
which I recommend everybody see, essentially made that exact same
point by showing all these banks that were just doing crazy
business until they cracked down on coke in South Florida. And
then they all went out of business, just coincidentally,
very interesting document,
by the way, look at look at who's running the FBI now be
that crappy Swiss bank that was, you know,
HSBC who was laundering hundreds of millions, more than over a
billion in total. And it's just the cost of doing business, the
global fine, you know, if they will pay anything, whatever,
millions, we'll just, we'll just pay, whatever, no big deal,
we'll pay the pay that will take care of it. And but now, you
know, the former board member from HSBC is now running the
FBI. He is now the Director of the FBI. So you know, hello.
First thing he did, he's like, Alright, guys, I got to resign
from the board here. But I got an idea. Okay. I'm going to go
into the FBI. And I'm going to set up this whole thing, talk to
all the people around there. And I'm going to make sure that we
get everyone and we're going to let some people out. Now we
listen people out. We're not going to keep our users out of
jail, essentially. And we're going to customers, our
customer, I'm sorry, do you have to think I call them customers
or users? I wonder? Yeah, guess customers. We're gonna keep our
customers out of jail. And you know, we'll talk to Zack over
there Zucker at the CNN Time Warner. Then they will say get
to us and we got to some big sock big big big, I know will
make Sanjay Gupta flip that's feasible.
You can do what you can do backup your thesis you can say
that Sanjay Gupta has flipped. And he's now promoting marijuana
and is actually a booster is a marijuana booster. And so which
is but it's not getting the job of legalization done. It's just
getting the job of getting more customers. Right. That's what
you could you could make that argument. And and in the CNN
that was that was a story. I think I even printed it out.
They ran a story about how and this is bull bull crap as far as
I can tell, but they claim that the legalization of marijuana,
marijuana, I'm not buying any of this, by the way, but that the
claim is that marijuana is 80% of all the drug cartels, income
revenue. And
really, it seems like such an inefficient drug for the for
that kinda revenue.
Yes I don't believe this because people can grow it there's a
million ways to get knitted. It's not Yeah, but so I think
that's bull whatever the case is they claim that in the same
article that between call that this is ridiculous if true that
because of Colorado and Washington it will cost the
Sinhala they only mentioned the Sinaloa as though they're
running things already. Of course, we've set that up. The
Sinaloa drug cartel will lose in revenue $2.8 billion a year?
Well, I'm gonna believe it.
I don't believe these numbers, these numbers are to this, like
the 11,000 crimes? Doesn't it just doesn't make sense that the
if that market is that big? I mean, I cannot why is it that it
has to be widespread, and these are not drugs that state you
associate, Colorado a little bit in some parts. But Washington
and Colorado aren't states you associate with heavy marijuana
smoking, as you might in California? And if that kind of
number from those twos, and they're not populous, especially
Colorado is too small states, essentially 2.8 billion. What is
California? I mean, now you'd have to say, well, maybe that's
the reason that this marijuana initiative in California was was
voted down, because I mean, it must be a $10 billion
state. Yeah, but I think I think that is very close to being
true. And you've got to see it. Can't
guy gets a bag a pot. I mean, now, of course, this stuff is
expensive. There's just medical stuff.
Okay, okay. Stop. Let me ask you this. What is your cell phone
bill every month? 30 bucks. All right. Do you think that's
typical? Your cell phone bill?
I think I have a good deal. Okay.
That's 30 bucks a month. If you're smoking weed, times 10
that minimum? Because that's what you're going to be paying
for weed. And think about how many people everyone who has a
cell phone is basically a drug user we all know that. Hello?
This is it the cell phone business is multi multi multi
billion dollars. Come on, John. Think logically about this.
Everybody's doing it. Except you. Hello. Where do you get out
of the house more?
I have to work on the show.
All right. Enough of this drug talk.
Oh, hold on a second to done before we you're done. I'm going
to look up something. What is Verizon said? Which is one of
the main cell phone companies. What is Verizon net income?
I'm gonna say its net income. Well, let's look at
just go sales really go down?
Why even why even do it that way? The revenue from Lipitor is
$6 billion a year Lipitor. One drug $6 billion.
Well, marijuana is one drug. That's right. One drug and
they're getting 2.8 from two crummy states. Come on.
Anyway, it's got
these numbers that don't make sense to me. All right. Okay.
Revenue for variety. Isn't is 118 billion.
There you go. Thank you. My point is made. So so times 10 is
a trillion.
Well, that's just I just don't think people are I just don't
think everybody has a cell phone. Not everybody's smoking
dope. Oh,
John. Okay. Not just smoking. Alright, nevermind. Okay, fine.
Why don't you know what? Hello, McLaughlin. group calling. We'd
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Yeah, we had Excuse me. I know I'd get congested. Yeah, we send
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Yeah, we got saved by one donation essentially. I don't
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that way. Dropped off after the
after the last show. Maybe people just don't like what
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I think no, I think we're still we're Did this is the time of
year where you have your final the big vacations a lot of
people take in August? I mean France France is gone. Yeah, I
mean, the whole country is on vacation. But anyway, we do have
two executive producers one Associate Executive Producer,
and the executive producer from the HA at the Hey, The Hague,
then the net Netherlands said Alexandrou Bassano. I've
listened to Joe for a long time I always thought of donating
always thought of don't keep kept thinking about it, but
never did. I don't know why. I just didn't please give me and
all the others like me a big D douching.
Oh, absolutely. You've been D deuced.
So it gave us a 1687 which is the year Newton published his
Principia.
The Principia being the law of gravity.
It was a book of it was Newtonian physics book. I think
it's all as all his stuff is in there are his main main things.
Maybe we should read this book, maybe it seems like there's
something to it.
Maybe it's it got to 1687 and then on a social executive
juicer, the good old Baron Greg Birch, up there from Port
Angeles, passing through town. So we went to dinner and really
a cool way as the nights to tell you know, you and I both this if
there's a night of Baron, especially you who you know, we
treat them with the kind of respect they deserve. So so he
dropped off 200 here so he'd be Associate Executive Producer and
he dropped off a one of the newest of the new Canadian 20s.
Okay, plastic it's a plastic Bill, what and it's got a bunch
of it's got a so complete one panel is complete see through
its trans parent is like a piece of transparent Lucite. And on
the transparent part, there's two holograms, and each of them
have a hologram within a hologram. And then there's a
little transparent note over on the left hand side of the solid
plastic bill, which is very smooth and slippery. And there's
a little Canadian leaf on the other side. And it's very weird,
and it's got, it's got like a barcode, some sort of a weird
barcode. I don't know what it is on the one side is this fair is
the strangest bill out there at the moment.
Interesting. And does it still have the queen on it? Yeah,
yeah, she's on there. The Queen when she was about 32?
I'm looking at it. She looks like George Washington actually.
Look at her.
I don't have the bill with me. But let me look it on that.
That's That's pretty interesting. This the see
through thing?
Yeah. Yeah, very strange. And, you know, we will talk about
this on the break when we give the main donation this segment
of a shout out. They had I forgot about this, but I forgot
that they had shrunk the euro, to a small little bill. And so
the five year old note is a little bitty thing. The
Canadians have not started doing this.
The it's always been that way. The euro notes are different.
The different denominations have different I have
I got some fi I got a five euro note as twice as big as this
one. You just go there a lot. So you don't notice the changes.
But anyway, Oh, yeah. No, I've been there. So often. You went
the you know, recently. But anyway, so the five euro note
which is about the size of I think what used to be a one
ruble note, in the Russians were the ones that made these bills,
different sizes. I as far as I remember. They're, they're one
of the first countries to do this. And they did a long time
ago. And so these little bills, which I think are crazy, because
it makes the cash register a mess, but whatever. I think it's
a reflection of the Russian economy because I was reading
about these bills. And they're saying, Well, you know, don't
get hundreds in Europe don't do not get a euro 100 year old bill
because nobody will take it.
That's not true. That's not true. The 500 is the one that's
tough. The
five 500 Nobody will take but I'm telling I'm just reading a
forum and they're good, right. But as you know, I go there a
lot. So yeah, well, you go there all the time. So anyway, the 100
euro, but what I'm trying to get to is that it's sounding
especially in some of these countries, as though we're
seeing a reflection of the old pre Soviet collapse of the
Soviet Union economy, where you gotta be really careful about
what kind of money you get rolling. You can't Yeah, you
can't do this. You can't do that. You have to pay cash or
you have to use aid. Like you said the pin card or nothing. I
mean, what is this bullcrap? I
missed your question about the Canadian thing with the
seethrough Yeah, so can you if you roll it up and you snort
coke with it, do you see the coke going up? That's like up
the tube.
I guess you would If it's perfectly see through it's like
glass. Wow. I think the way you would roll that to anything you
can make it so just you get it you know now it probably
wouldn't work because you'd have to know because there's only
a small part I get it. I got it. Yeah, it's only a little bit of
it. Let me let me just wrap this up. So, we will we will be
thanking more people later but thank you very much. Alexandrou
bear Bersani who from The Hague the seat of the Dutch government
by the way, who knows what he's doing coming up with such an
instant night? Fantastic executive producer ship it is of
course a true a true credit and you can put that on your
business card your your IMDB or your LinkedIn seems to work very
well for people and also thank you to Baron Greg Birch for your
Associate Executive Producer ship here on the no agenda show
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propagate the formula our formula is this we go out we hit
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know you mentioned that we we do stuff for our knights and our
barons and our our patrons surge gene Baron de Marriott sheriff
of Texas he's not moving into Austin. And and so we had a bite
to eat yesterday after the market. And, you know, anyway, I
wind up saying Sure I'll take I'll drive you to the airport.
Because he's going on whatever one of his trips, so I pick him
up at his house. John, it's like it's like a it now I know that
that he's handling me. This is a house with no furniture. Ah,
give away. Like no furniture and a lot of camera equipment.
Really, like
we got the drugs from so what do you want to do with it? What do
you wanna do with this this news? I don't know if we're
getting too much good material from
I forgot to mention there is a we had the peerage map. Speaking
of our knights, barons, URLs, etc. With the protector, it says
Now we have a new web producer maintaining this for us. And you
can find that at itm.im/peers. And it's it's very well done.
It's it is a Google Map mashup itm.im/peers. Pe, R S. I'm
surprised you didn't know about this, John, you being the
peerage office. But it's, it's cool. You can see who owns what,
who's, who's in charge of which which portion of the universe to
that after the war will will know who to talk to.
Ya know, the perfect when we round them up and given their
areas. We get to take some government buildings and put
them in charge.
I just gotta let me do two fascistic things First, our
president his weekly show. Hi, everybody.
Hi, everybody. Over the past few weeks, I've been visiting with
Americans across the country to talk about what we need to do to
secure a better bargain for the middle class.
Yeah, this is really getting on my nerves. is better because,
you know, I'm in the middle class. I presume I'm not poor.
I'm certainly not rich. We've discussed this before. What
are you looking for a bargain?
Well, I got one,
we need to rebuild an economy that rewards hard work and
responsibility.
Okay, so let me just let me just get this straight. I am in the
middle class. I'm part of a bargain that rewards hard work
with something and let me see what what will my life be like
this by the way, way, way, way,
way, way. Wait, rewards hard work with what?
I think he said a better economy.
Let me lose that doesn't help me. Let me listen.
Class. We need to rebuild an economy that rewards hard work
and responsibility.
Oh, just rewards. This could be a sticker.
Yeah, it could be a sticker. Let's
find out because he's talking to young people. I only have like
10 More seconds of this. And this is his pitch for Obamacare.
And young people you know, you got to go to health care.gov and
figure out you know, where you have to buy your mandatory
health care. But here's the reward apparently for working
hard
on economy built firmly on the cornerstones of middle class
life. good jobs, good education, the home of your own secure
retirement and quality affordable health care that's
there when you need it, and then
you can die. That's there when you need
it. It sounds like it.
It's like okay, let me just get my life here. So I'm going to
work hard, send kids to college, retired die.
You know, they there's some assumption especially in the
administration that's running this you know, not well
experienced group of people running the country. Yeah, that
that Americans are idiots. And the idea is that the youngsters,
the millennials, are all going to jump on board have an
overpriced scheme when they don't need expensive health care
insurance?
Well, they're gonna have to it's going to be you can you just
tell just take the fines?
And you think, yeah, there's nothing but discussion about
this, I'd rather pay this penalty than pay this other
thing, which is twice I really don't I really don't want to
talk about Obamacare on Well, I'm just gonna say they're gonna
not jump in and they're gonna, they're gonna abuse it, like any
American would do. It's just like, you can get there faster,
but I'm gonna charge you 10 bucks, I'm gonna give you a
ticket for 10 bucks, even though it's not gonna go on your
record. But you but if you speed this, what's going to happen?
Didn't Kansas if you're speeding?
Stop. You kill him. No
stairs in Kansas. If you're speeding, if you give the I
think, I don't know, if you give it to the cop or the court. You
just give them a bunch of money. And then they say, Okay, it's
not on your record. It's like there's different fines if
you're an idiot, you, you know, you're already driving without
insurance anyway, just saying this, that these things don't
work out with Americans. If there's if there's a way around
it. If you're
in Martha's Vineyard, by the way where the President is, is
vacationing and should you see him at your local fish snack
shop? Where do you know he's to see these pictures of the
president? You know, buying some fries or something? Just say hi,
I'll tell them I sent you. Here's hair, Bloomberg of New
York City, who has a solution for the public housing in in New
York. And I think he's probably talking to the to the next mayor
of the city. And it kind of gives you a feel of you know,
what, how the elites of the world and what is Bloomberg
worth 10 billion, maybe maybe more? Yeah, he's worth quite a
bit a lot of money. Here's how he thinks about you. shittest
evasions and one of the things they would have a very difficult
time in doing is running the police department and keeping
bringing crime down. And I saw the judge now wants to get
involved in the New York City Housing Authority. And that is a
5% of our population lives in NYCHA housing. 20% of the crime
is in NYCHA housing numbers like that. And we've just got to find
some ways to keep bringing crime down there. And we have a whole
group of police officers assigned to NYCHA housing, the
people that live there, most of them want more police
protection, they want more. If you have strangers walking in
the halls of your apartment building, don't you want
somebody to stop and say, who are you? Why are you here?
Because the locks on these doors with so many people coming and
going, you really can't. What we wanted to do was swipe cards or
any other security we wanted the what we really should have is
fingerprinting to get in. And of course since lots of there's an
allegation that some of these apartments aren't occupied by
the people who originally have so a you know, if you're in the
middle class, and you get to work, send your kids to school,
retire and die. And if you're poor, you get fingerprinted.
Like it or not fingerprinted those people, what are we
thinking?
Oh, the guys would really fit right in and in the 30s.
Germany.
I wish people really saw I wish they really could open their
eyes and see what's going on.
Yeah. Did you just do the math? Did you do a math? I didn't do
maths. It sounded like math. Math is the same thing. So
the F Russia gay law thing continues. And I actually have
an email that from one of our producers, which was kind of
nice that I want to read but I also the more I think about it,
the the reason why this is ongoing is I think it's to
promote the the Winter Olympics. I didn't even know about the
Sochi Winter Olympics until this until this gay law cropped up,
did you? Yeah. You knew I really hadn't heard about it. Now. It's
nice to just hear over and over again. Oh, that. Did you know it
was Sochi? That that's where it is, you know, say I just
do as in Russia, you learn something right. Well, I wasn't
gonna go there anyway.
No, but the whole point is to watch it on television. Yeah. So
it's a big promotional deal. Now.
I you know, okay, if you want to go in that direction, I got two
clips.
Can I? Okay, I'll read. I'll read my emulator. Go ahead. You
can
you can pull back. But this is getting on my nerves. What you
just said. I'll play the other one later, but I just want to
play this was on ABC network. Believe it or not, it was a
story about a Canadian. This is the Trader Joe's clip WTF. It
says this was a network TV. A story about some Canadian who's
coming down the United States to get buy from Trader Joe's and
take the goods up north and sell them resounded the Canadians,
because God knows there's nothing as high quality and
demand in high demand for trade wrap they sell it crude Trader
Joe's to yuppies,
not at the battle between Trader Joe's and that customer buying
carts full of groceries and then driving them across the border
to sell in his own store. Trader Joe's not happy tonight. Here's
ABC nine and
Michael Hallett says his fellow Canadians love Trader Joe
products, so the only way you can get a decent cracker in
Canada is to go to Trader Joe's. Hard to believe dry. But Hallett
drives nearly 80 miles from Canada across the border to
Washington State. He says spending $22,000 a month on
Trader Joe products, then turning around and reselling
them at his pirate Joe's fully acknowledging it's all
unauthorized unaffiliated. The real Trader Joe's is now suing
to stop him from selling and also for damages, a result of
trademark infringement, false endorsements, false advertising
and other allegations. There were more than 390 Trader Joe's
across America in more than 30 states 14 stores in Washington
alone. And while while it says he only makes about $2 on each
item, he now has to go further to get the products. There was a
heatwave in California I tried the LA Ron and that didn't go
very well so we lost a bunch of chocolate this store sign
ironically has lost its p
All right. Can I stop because I think your point is that they're
basically doing an ad for Trader Joe's Yeah, okay well I just I
just Googled around while that was well that was running and
here's more ABC fuckin ad forget about I won't play it rumors fly
Trader Joe's may replace shapes Jim in Florida. I mean there's a
big buyer they didn't immediate by and then rolling it out.
It's one of these deals that you have to do now because oh, you
know, these media give people you know, they got more
targeted? You know, we need some stories. Yeah, I mean, we'll
give you the money but we'd like to have a you know, if you could
do a feature Well, we can do a feature we have to do it on a
Sunday show or weekend or maybe you don't believe ABC News
Weekend? That'd be okay.
You should you should save the story for the for the donation
segment. You're popping too early here, bro.
I got another one. And so they do they do this you have to play
the whole thing because there's another little gem in this
thing. Whereas they they're going to it's obviously fixed
it's a it's a this is paid for editorial and this is the
problem that I don't understand why the people that listen to
our show don't appreciate this more we do which is none of this
crap although we're getting plugged of Trader Joe's at the
same time we're telling you what Trader Joe's used to be a pretty
cool chain when they were three stores. Now it stinks but anyway
finish this off and then I'll you'll get the gym at the end.
P now reading irate Joe's which Hallett says sums up his own
frustrations. If they said they were opening a store in
Vancouver tomorrow or this year or next year. There it is. Jobs
is not commenting the other store owner saying he wants to
start a knockoff McDonald's next day.
There's not enough million more McDonald's advertising. Oh nice.
They threw a cookie for McDonald's gave it in there
which is also an ad that was
actually made good I think they mess up McDonald's while he was
a messed up. They cut off the ending of an ad somewhere like
ah well we'll make it up to you don't worry about it was
writing editorials were boring.
So I got an email here from Bryan producer Brian Adam. On
episode 536. While wearing a man dress, you shared your analysis
of what is commonly referred to as the Russian anti gay law.
Prior to hearing your take I did find the mainstream coverage of
this law to be curious mainly because in the coverage by
English speaking media, there was an almost universal omission
of the word children. That being said, I generally accepted what
was reported by English language mainstream alternative and LGBT
specific media to be accurate. With that in mind after hearing
your analysis as a gay man, I began extensively researching
and analyzing Russian Federation law and 135 F Zed in hopes of
debunking your analysis. This research project has not been
easy even with an extensive background in both journalism
and politics. Obtaining accurately translated versions
of the essential information was difficult to say the least
because no English language news media outlet or NGO made these
documents available to the viewer or reader. Because of my
yearning to debunk your analysis, I was able to obtain a
plethora of Russian language documents from Kremlin State
Duma, the Russian Federation Council and the Supreme Court of
Russian Federation. I utilize best in class translation tools
in order to compile accurate versions of these documents in
English. I will point out by the way that we just asked our
producers, we have many Russian producers to translate for us
and they all kind of came back with the same thing. That's how
we did it and we didn't have to do too much work. We just got to
great podcast. So
I'll reach my friend Reach
oh shoot what happened? Oh jam, but somehow connection lost on
my trackpad. Okay, we're back here. I anticipated my sorry. I
just invited my final asset to be complete soon but given the
increased coverage of this topic I'm sharing with you the
following translate documents etc etc etc. Following an
extensive review of the text of the legislation the changes the
legislation has made to both Russian Federation law and code
administrative offenses. Prior to Russian Federation Supreme
Court decisions and LGBT rights granted to Russian Federation
citizens that the United States doesn't grant LGBT citizens
interesting. You hear that? The Russian Federation grants more
rights to LGBT citizens then the United States unequivocally
concluded that the comments by English speaking Russian non
Russian public figures and the Global English speaking media
are absolutely false. And frankly, lies your analysis is
completely accurate.
And this is a duct anybody.
I like the fact that he has an extensive background in
journalism and politics is gay and was like, screw you curry.
You know, I'm gonna I'm gonna get to the bottom of this. And
so we had the link to his analysis in in the show notes.
I thought that was nice. Another convert.
send pictures next time big voice. Hey, but we get a lot of
this stuff. You know, then we got to think some Russian girl
Sheena, who sent an email. And she's really up. She's in a
really long email. And, you know, she's like, it was titled
parody please would would be much appreciated.
Oh, yeah. I got that too.
You got that too?
Yeah, like, you know, that big long. Yeah. It's
like, you know, Russia today is good. The horrible Skype
connection. This is because they're researchers and
journalists and like, Sheena, do you understand the word ironi?
Did they not have this in Russian irony, John? Is that
what we're missing somewhere?
They have. They're a little weak on sarcasm. Okay, sarcasm, maybe
they're a little irony. Thinking irony is really a tough one.
Because you have this theory, you should bring it up again.
That Latins
Latins do not understand irony at all.
Yeah. So you can't be ironic. They take everything very
seriously. So you get hung is. The ironic in Mexico is this
does not work. And in fact, sarcasm probably doesn't either.
But I had the Russians and irony. I don't know. It's hard
to say because they're so serious did JC do buzzkill Jr.
has this weird theory that he came up with it was about I
don't know, five or six months ago. He says, you know, the
great Russian writers. There's all these guys. He's totally
convinced that the culture the Russian culture, has been
toxically damaged by the great Russian writers. He says those
books will make anybody depressed. They're so well
written, you know, Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Salza nits and these
people. It's all very dark, grim, horrible, as opposed to
our stuff, which has a formula where there's a happy ending.
Or we test market for different endings, and then we decide what
we're going to put in
that to me whatever the case is, generally speaking,
are you recommending a particular work by Tolstoy that
I'm actually I've read a lot of Russian literature. Bolga cough
is one of my favorite writers, and is a book called We by
Zamia. And which everyone should read as a very interesting yes,
no, I've
we there's even an updated I think isn't even an updated
translated extraction version or something of we only see a habit
or whatever the case is. I would I actually buy into this. And I
would say that the Russian people have to stop reading.
They're depressing writers. It's ruining now.
What do you recommend? The Russian all of them do not read
them? No, but they like reading so they should read something.
Can we give them an
Arthur Haley? Hotel?
They should be reading routes.
Is that my thinking? I'm thinking that's Alex. That's
Alex Haley. I'm
sorry, Alex. And I'm thinking Arthur Arthur Haley. You want to
Arthur Haley when American movies Sleepless in Seattle.
Boom, winter nephron. Dedicated. Yeah. So 50 Shades of Grey. I
think the Russian should all read that. And by the
way, it's not about your weather. slang, you know. I read
we and I found it to be incredibly challenging.
Why? It's pretty straightforward. No, well I
bought people who actually transformed themselves in a, in
a kind of a fascistic socialist state.
I'm going to give some some, some tips for our Russian
listeners as well. I would, I'm just looking at my Kindle here,
I would recommend recommend. Here we go. 15
track 2013 by John C. Dvorak.
5050 relatives worse than yours. It's a fantastic book. I think
you will really enjoy that. I would say women on the verge of
a nervous breakdown. I think that's something that you might
enjoy.
About The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat. That's who wrote
that. It's about people who have the facial blindness.
Is that a new one? Is that a new No, it's
been out it was very popular.
I like it. I like it. Um, Jen Psaki spelled p s Aki. We've had
our eye on this girl for for a while now. And Jed, we I guess
we she wasn't really that much in the public eye when she was
running the the press bus for then candidate Obama, Senator
candidate to be president. She's now running the State Department
and she's she has no soul. She's ginger. She's ginger with
freckles cute though. If she if she lost 10 pounds she could be
she has model I don't know how tall she is. She has
lost 10 pounds and was in leather. You'd have kind of got
a total of China of that style.
John, you astound me. Okay. Yes, in leather. That would do it.
But she I gotta say, the girl is good. Here she is on the the
Jake Tapper CNN show. And sheet. And this is if you if you're
planning on being in, in public relations, which is pretty much
politics. Here's how you do it. How to not answer a question.
Lesson one,
the US has provided 10s of billions in aid to the Egyptian
military over the years, mostly in the form of assets, weapons
and ammunition and the like. I guess the big question right now
as the world watches is for the Americans are supplies that the
US has given Egypt now being used to kill civilians in the
street?
This is an excellent question. Would you say John? Yeah,
I bet I can see it. You skirting it? Well, Jake, first,
let me say that what's happening on the ground in Egypt, what
we've seen over the past couple of days is deplorable is
horrific. There are not enough adjectives to describe it. And
how about Bogut IV, throw that one in
I've heard the President and the Secretary describe it in that
way as well. We're obviously looking very closely at our
broad relationship with Egypt, you can't have business as usual
when hundreds of civilians are being killed in the street. But
we have a broad enduring partnership and a strategic
relationship with Egypt that's been going on for decades. So
that's why we're doing this review very carefully. We've
taken some steps to cut off certain forms of aid. But we're
continuing to review day by day.
Now the excellent question, because she answered something
completely different. Yeah. And Jake is going to try it again.
But
our American munitions that were given by the US to Egypt, are
they actually tools of slaughter tools, we know that once you
write this down, John, tools of slaughter, loved one or
the other? Well, Jake, obviously, we're watching every
event that's happening on the ground very closely. And
regardless of where these tools are from, this is horrific, what
has happened to civilians on the ground, and it certainly is not
acceptable to the President to the Secretary of State to
anybody in the administration. And we are evaluating and
reviewing the events that are happening on the ground, and the
steps being taken by the interim government every single day.
I also like civilians on the ground. That's also good. These
are these are great terms, you should just use. Don't talk
about people, you know, citizens, human beings. Just
talk about civilians on the ground. So we went on vacation
to the south of France and the civilians on the ground there.
They're great. I should use my tools of slaughter on them. So
she doesn't answer the question. skillfully done. That's why
luckily, we have Matt from Reuters, who sits there in when
she's up on her little podium, and he just he just gets right
down to it. He sets her up which I really like and then he just
did this he Spanx her now Spanx her right on her leather chaps
are
important. So the question is, are you confident that the
policy that you're pursuing pursuing will produce the
desired results?
Well, we can't look into the future Matt, we evaluate every
day what the appropriate steps
you believe that your fault but that what you're doing thus what
you are doing now and have done to this is appropriate and and
adequate to bring about the goal that You say setup?
Well, again, reaching the goal is up to the Egyptian people to
reach we can't do it on them.
So encourage them to get there. Yes, encouraging them. What's
been done thus far is, is we
believe we put some constructive steps forward some constructive
ideas. It's up to them to take the next. Alright, and then
my last one, and I will I will stop, I promise after this. Do
you think is the administration confident that the steps that
the policy that you have pursued thus far in Egypt and also in
Syria are worthy of a president? Who not so long ago won the
Nobel Peace Prize? Yes, ma'am.
You should have seen the look on her face.
It was a setup.
I'm gonna sit on your head until it cracks open mat. That was
fantastic. So I had been thinking about about this about
Egypt. And I looked at our two actors, McCain and Lieberman.
And Lieberman. Yeah, Lieberman?
No, the picture
wasn't Lieberman or Lindsey Graham
Graham.
I'm sorry. Graham, Lieberman Graham, thank you for correcting
me. And they were on opposite sides. McCain is like, yeah, no,
we got to call it a coup. We got to stop the aid. And on the
other hand, we have Graham saying, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Oh, I wonder what what? Well, it
changed. Yes. It
changed for a reason, though. Yeah.
The reason is the AIPAC. And this is as to your point that
you made on the last show, the American Israeli political
action committee, they came out and said, We should not cut off
aid to Egypt. And that's when Graham went, oh, oh, whoops. Let
me just change you. Here we go. I'm on board now with McCain
saying the same thing. And this is very, very critical. How this
this aid thing? Wait, you're confused. I did it the wrong way
around at night?
Or something? You said, let me just reiterate what you've made.
I think I still got set up. Yeah, I think I said the wrong
way around it. You said
that McCain is against aid, giving any more aid to Egypt and
and Libra and Lieberman you said but the you met Lindsey Graham
is all for it because of AIPAC. Yes, that's what you said. But
what's the what now let's start.
Let me start over again. Yes, please. I had to write down I
had to write down my my notes. Okay, so Lieberman want you
know, I said I said it again? No, it is Lieberman.
It's not gram. Oh, so Lieberman's in the picture
Lieberman's in the picture? All right, as part of a pack. And
then Okay, so he's got to do something. So so he so he called
gram. There we go. Okay, now I got it. I got it straight now.
So when a pack said no, we you know what, let me just forget
this. And now I'm confused.
Well, I let me before you drop it completely. Let me just say
that if AIPAC says that we should be giving continue aid to
Egypt that means my thesis that Mossad
that that was the that was the ultimate point of what I was
saying but now you confuse me with Lieberman and and Graham
and and now I'm like scouring through my notes. And I do see
that. Former Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman said he disagreed
with McCain and then AIPAC said hold on a second we agree with
McCain
that so they don't want they don't want aid.
No, no, I you know, this is funny.
I've never seen you break down like this. It's just something
there's something you you lost your train of thought.
Yeah, and but now I'm like desperately trying to read
through 100,000 words I just
I couldn't deal with it. There's nothing I can do. You may
actually recover before the show's over. I
think the hell dog kicked in I don't know Silk Road. Know,
okay, the ultimate No. Oh, forget McCain. Lieberman. Forget
everybody else. The fact that AIPAC said we do not want to cut
off aid is the important thing. Okay. And the aid. It's that is
that's ultimately what I wanted to come back to.
Let's face reality. They didn't want the Muslim Brotherhood run.
Yes, exactly. Exactly. And so they're the ones behind this
with no question. Of course, the
President calls the other guys. Yeah, he doesn't even I don't
think he's in that speech. He did. I didn't clip it or
anything. I don't think he once said Muslim Brotherhood. He just
called the other people the the opposition
by gay can't because that woman that's in his cabinet, their
girlfriend or their girlfriend, Hillary lumen Thurman
uma habit him.
Yeah. And she is, uh, you know connected to the Muslim
Brotherhood and I think the whole place is played with these
people and Obama just listens to them. I don't know. It just
doesn't want to say anything bad about him. Okay, I
think that I where I got confused I think McCain is the
one that flipped flopped
Oh yeah, that could be but the he's only does that for some
kind of cheap extortion or something he didn't get a you
know, he's lining his pockets for the future when he gets out
of public office, so he's gonna live to be 90 Maybe 100
You think?
Mom's still alive? As old as that guy is his mom is still
alive. How old? Is she? 90 plus 9998 Something like that. Well,
I plan on being 98 She still Yeah, but she's cognizance she's
not like a dumb old 99
No, I'm not planning on being a dumb 99
plan whatever you want. You're in Texas 106 degrees. It's not a
piece of shoe leather but
yesterday has been a beautiful 88 degrees. Nice and cool. Nice
little breeze. It's been fantastic. We had a beautiful
rainstorm two days ago
as you catch the water in the bucket.
No, but it's been fantastic here. This is gonna be good. The
global cooling is doing it's doing its job well.
So play just to take a break here played bladder pill.
And by the way, I apologize for that I just completely lost it
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So probably decreased sweating got got my attention about that
recently. And but the other one is is always kind of baffles me
and I'm always attracted to these commercials where they say
if you have swollen tongue call your doctor. And he's so glued
to juice. I mean it just the whole thing makes zero sense
because if you get a swollen tongue you don't lose it just to
me I just the image is the image that cracks me up. Sorry.
No, I like that. It's I'm looking at their website. So
they talk of Oh A B. How's your Oh, a B, John.
Oh a B, what does that even mean? overactive bladder,
overactive bladder.
We have an acronym. Luckily.
Office of African American bureau of ABA something
someone actually had a meeting about that. Hey, you know, it's
I know why am I why am I'm off off keel here. Miko, Mickey's
gone. Oh, you didn't get your pancake and my pancakes. She
left Friday. She's in Napa Valley Road again, is in Napa
Valley with Molly wood.
Don't you get in a little suspicious of these two?
I just keep saying send pictures. And then I get a
picture. And it's making next to a 65 Corvette. Yeah, so they're
up there looking at cars. I don't know what is going on with
that.
If they're going to do that they should have gotten to the
Monterey Concours d'Elegance, which is like running I think
this weekend,
Mickey says that it's gotten really Vegas it up in Napa
Valley.
Well, the smart money for one thing you don't if you're going
to tour the area, most of the smart money goes to Sonoma
County and then cuts across to Calistoga across the mountains
and then comes down the Silverado trail and you avoid
highway 29 For the most part and then you avoid all that. One of
the things that's going on up there this creating this is
metal wood, which is this three star metal wood and in French
Laundry, these two restaurants in the southern part of the
valley right have created this, you know, foodie thing in the
area and it's all southern Yountville area kind of that you
want to avoid because it's just like filled with tourists and
hoity toity ease and elites and the rest of it.
Is that where you might find a 65 Corvette, I'm sure but here's
the here's a text message. All right. In
is probably in mint condition and oh yeah owned by an elite.
Here's what Mickey text me. Napa is now Vegas. Very commercial.
Sad how it's changed. We're having a great time. Today we're
doing a hike and we'll lay at the pool. They have a bowling
alley here where the balls light up.
Okay, yes.
Who is that? I used to have a yo yo that would do that.
It's the same thing. This little mechanism inside the centrifugal
force. Yeah, it's just the ball rolls it lights up and flashes.
Gotta love it. Dumb. So, ya know, they're in that part of it
is kind of splashing that area, but that's not the place you
want to go. And you can't even go go have a good wine tasting
because there's so many people in that area you have to pay if
you have to pay to taste wine at a winery. Wow. Leave it
makes no sense, does it? No.
Anyway, well, I'm glad they're having fun by you.
So um, that's why I'm a little vegetate a little off the United
States District Court district of Massachusetts released an
interesting document United States v. Zo har Sarnath aka
Jawahar sarni. Government's assented to motion for a
protective order. And this is very interesting. parties have
agreed to the entry of a protective order attached to
ensure that discovery information is not unnecessarily
disseminated, that sensitive information is filed under seal
and that access controls are in place. parties agree the
attached order is in the interest of justice. And then
there's the protective order is really where they can actually
destroy this stuff after both the after both parties have seen
it. Defendants counsel shall not disclose materials or the
contents directly or indirectly to any person or entity other
than the persons engaged to assist in the defense. You know,
why is this all secret? Why can we not know about these horrible
terrorists? And, and how they and whatever whatever materials
that might be found? I mean, why why does have to be secret? Why
is that?
I don't know. Makes no sense. Unless the whole thing is
rigged. This is what we expect or suspected at the very
beginning. An FBI six week cycle thing gone astray. Yeah, and by
the way, I am recon gun to that episode that was aborted this
last?
Oh, no, we have you have to reset the clock. i We set the
clock on that. I figured it would that was an hour they're
supposed to do. And now they're gonna do this. They can't just
do ad lib something. So we got to go another six weeks. Right,
which I believe would be let's take a look on the calendar. I
think get the calendar up. I understand
from our contacts that there is a huge reorg going on right now
at the FBI
on the second floor. It'll be the week of the 15th of
September. The Ides of September. Oh well,
you know that makes up. You know what? It's half saving it for
the second half. So why don't we Why don't we thank some people
it'll be short.
While we do that. Then we want to play one of these little
promotional things to show people that we're not like this.
Okay,
remind me though. Remind me I have this 15th of September I
have something for that.
Okay, I put a big arrow next to because I wrote it in the book.
This was a there's a two parter here. This is from Fox, the
great conservative Fox News and the five the fame and by the way
they get the Guilfoyle is not on so they put this other woman
this kind of this was summer she's on vacation is the one
that
I don't care for. She's kind of stupid and they have her in that
spot with her legs. Her legs like crap. Oh no get Guilfoyle
back these Long's cover up you to cover up beautiful calves
this woman's got a lumpy crappy looking legs he's gonna kill the
show.
Please people we're talking as television producers here not as
Jonathan
I'm saying if I was red fox right now I'd be I'd be Burke
they could have put Purina has got better looking legs in this
one. But she's kind of short. So yes, short legs. Yeah, exactly.
Two delays aren't too long. Unbelievable. So this thing this
is the odd editorial. So this guy Gutman who is the is
actually a comic I don't even know why he's he's got any
credit at all for doing this stuff. But he's, he does
apparently and I let this go past his little editorial into
the kind of into the segment because one of the guys who's
who plays the liberal, he's fighting you'll hear the whole
thing but you got this is a disgusting little editorial done
for the purposes nothing but an advertisement but let's play it.
Let's make no more Furbish It's a great song surprise you're
dead. The biggest creeps on Earth are those who claim to
love it. Their love is really hate for people specifically
poor people. Case in point if you're in a lumber he's a great
Greenie with a conscience. He reports that activists in the
Philippines have destroyed a field of golden rice. That's
rice that's genetically modified to contain vitamin A of the 3
billion people who eat rice every day and and are at risk
for vitamin A deficiency. This new rice helps prevent nearly
700,000 deaths a year and a half a million kids from going blind.
These activists are essentially accessory to mass murder, I say
hanging by their toenails. These creeps operate from the evil
notion that everything from Earth is good and everything
made by man is bad. It's an idea propagated by green journalists
crusading against Monsanto, morose Health editors and loopy
celebrities who condemn vaccines for every media loudmouth who
favors natural over man made some poor peasant dies.
Remember, the DDT ban a million babies won't because that ban
allowed them to die from malaria. Think the Green
Movement natural is just the elites way of saying I'm better
than you to the poor. Lucky for them, they have no problems
getting vitamin A, they're made do all the shopping. So while
it's cool to push fake fear about genetically modified
foods, all it does is kill people, celebrities march
against Monsanto, but they're really marching against progress
and in service to their ego they turn a blind eye to the
suffering of others whose actual blindness they cause. When did
this get put to the show? What this tells you you didn't read
this my position? What are you doing this on? What do we do
with this with this change anything? You wouldn't have done
any preparation
that well confusing.
Well, so he has this editorial which I've never seen on this
show. The guy that one guy says What the hell is this? You're
doing because he was right,
because he because he read the script. He didn't see it in
there. Right? It
wasn't in the script. Perino knew about it. And so she and
she's on board. And so she said no, it was in a 1035 And this
guy, you know, this Bob guy, he doesn't, you know, he's got an
old script, whatever. He's kind of flabbergasted by the whole
thing. He's got blindsided, because they're doing this pro
Monsanto thing. Yeah. So it continues. Now, this is the next
clip is the fox idiots. And they go on and the one there's one
guy in the middle, you can hear him and they're all stammering
all of them when they're because they got notes in front of them.
And they're looking down at the notes trying to make sense of
the notes. And they're trying to say there they have points are
trying to make and they're stumbling and stammering and
it's all trying to make this point that Monsanto's great is
represents progress and all the rest of it. And I found this to
be the weirdest thing on Fox. People point out Oh, does you
know somebody doesn't know something on Fox? I thought this
was the most rigged segment it was borderline disgusting. That
I've ever seen on Fox is all for commercialism. Let's play this
part this essentially
dead thanks to facts. And Bob did you feel like they're moving
to genetically modified foods and going after Monsanto and
stuff like that? It's really crazy. Their environment Envira
terrorists, they'll do anything they holding up fracking
projects for environmental reasons. And it's bringing jobs
to the area, genetically modified agriculture could save
the world. That in the other part is almost all of our corn
seed oils. Almost all of our soybean seeds are already
genetically modified. So they're a little late to this ballgame
to this dance. But genetically modified agriculture is going to
bring food to starving areas around the world we better off
without environmental world would be better off with
genetically modified agricultural music that answers
afford it right now they need to produce more. So you
have to have I can't remember the name of the company. It is
an American company that figured out how to inject protein into
the wheat. So that if you that was the only thing that you had
to eat that day that you actually were getting a more
balanced position because of it. And it actually it's scientists
who are actually helping. Yeah, absolutely. And I don't they
don't have any proof about the on the environmental concerns.
They just are worried about it. Yeah, by the people start there
are.
Was that the most amazing thing you've heard? I mean, they're
all looking down, by the way trying to look for bullet points
to identity and lip
picking looking for their checks.
But it was like I've never seen a shameless promotion. And
everybody was in on it. One guy, and because he wasn't going to
go for it, I guess where they are. They didn't think he would
do it. I don't know what the reason they left the one guy out
for and it was just astonishing to me and Perino. Oh they've
injected the protein Let's talk a little bit
like if you don't eat genetically modified foods you
go blind and die or so that was kind of what I got out of this
whole thing is wow, that's that's that's pretty astounding.
Well, that no I'm 11 and even I can split a douche bag.
Exactly. I'm going to show my school by donating to no agenda
Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
oh, we that's not how we operate and we can't operate that way
first of all, because neither of us have the legs for the job
till we that's just a non starter right there. I even
though I am wearing my man dress and they are protruding proudly
beneath the dress but no, no. Yes. You got a visual big BA.
Man dresses are cool.
We already know how you're going to end up. So
let me see. Overdose. No. Oh. Well, how am I going to end up
wearing a dress? Okay, Mac. Mac. You're already wearing the
dress? Yeah, she's not here. Maybe you know, I feel so much
more comfortable in the dress. Mac tank.
Wi Fi bought me then bought me the dress.
Oh, that tells you something there right. Okay, Mac tank.
There's a million possibilities. good ways to go without one.
Don't even try mag tank
in La Jolla, California. 175 bucks. Hey, gents, top notch
show last week. Keep them coming. Please ask John to tap
out Morse code for lol and his clickety clack keyboard.
That was right. That was it. And you didn't you didn't do LoL.
Oh, that's
what I thought he meant. Sir Victor Greg at 8888. in Decatur,
Georgia, belated 88 for the John and Mimi. I think Mimi and
making sure to have their own show on the nor agenda network.
Oh,
yeah. Sure. Yeah. They didn't ever even met. This is actually
quite an atrocity.
It would also be great if you could record and post the
producer after shows.
We're not in charge of that. Yeah, it's
not our it's none of our business. Nicholas Oh man. 7777
a Thief River Falls Minnesota. He needs some help house selling
karma. I will give him that because we might get another
donation.
You've got karma,
Thomas Borowski and obeying Deutschland 7733. He says he
commutes to Munich three times a week 80 minutes one way which is
probably on a on a fast train and it's gotta be a long
distance he's going and because of Norrell agenda, actually look
forward to my commute.
You know, I've been in touch with with Mollywood because
because Nikki was going out there, etc. And, and she says,
Oh, I'm listening to the show has changed my commute. Because
yeah, I think she listened. She listened to the recent episode.
Like what do you mean? She said, No, I'm actually in the slow
lane. 30 minutes longer to get into San Francisco and enjoying
it.
Molly wood Yeah. She listens to the show was she
did recently. I think probably because you know, Mickey, then
do gonna be hanging out and doing whatever girls do when
they're together. And you know, she did you know, she might well
know something about me. Yeah. Hey, that guy you're married to?
He wears dresses. Really?
That's so sexy. Ryan Gilbert in trona California. 75 bucks and
then we go to Oh 6969 or 69. Guys, Brian Brown, Orange,
California black night Brian Barrow and Wootton Bassett, UK,
Sam, men are in Box Hill, South. Victoria, Australia, Jeffrey
Maxwell Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, with the vibe
count of marine Michael Miller in Tiburon. 6969 And he says,
Thank you for not selling iodine. Gregory ball of walls
and UK and finally Patrick Vaughn in Traverse City.
He says he got his night ring and he saw he's actually Sir
Patrick Vaughn. We don't that's never going to come to fruition,
but I think we'll get the database please de douche the
entire no agenda back off.
You've been de deuced I do want them mentioned something, you
know, cuz, you know, Austin is, is home to that, you know, the
Info Wars craziness. And you know about the iodine thing
because I, you know, I was in the car and I was driving
around, I was driving back from the airport. And you know, and
so we actually have Alex Jones on the radio here. And I swear
to God, I heard a 20 minute segment 20 minutes, which
included Mike the power range or the health range or whatever,
from from natural products, whatever, also in Austin, and it
started off with genetically modified crazy crap and putting
them and then we looked at the Health Ranger labs. And then we
looked at McNuggets. And there's no chicken in the McNuggets and
that and was 20 minutes. And that all led up to just no
chicken, the Mignon I'm telling you, and it led up to 20 minutes
of this 20 minutes about the food and the end, the payoff was
a water filter commercial. I'm telling you, people you're being
fleeced. Don't listen to that. It's going to Costco, but he
doesn't well, by the way, like Oh, yeah. Was GM going no,
no, no, there's no, we're not questioning the professionalism,
our sales pitch. The pitch is fantastic, but it's a sales
pitch. Yeah, the whole
show is all right. So anyway, back to one word. We have Edward
sheets and Brewerton New York 6666 Heather Simpkin in Henley
on Thames. Oxfordshire. Okay, it is really nice.
And she says love from Heather. Yes, Heather
said pictures sent pictures according to Adam. Yes, but you
know I never get these pictures. No, that's how there's some can
add them Mykola. Check it I'm guessing or make a light check.
Nicobar Check. Check. Yeah. 6666 in Ithaca, New York ma Michael.
My Tico my Tico I'm Canada. And he's a birthday shout We got on
the list. Steven Nelson, a wheat ridge. Beat wheat Ridge,
Colorado. Brian curry your relative out there in Canal
British Columbia. Probably pronounced Quesnel I
Psalm 67. He's friends with another one of our producers.
And he said, Hey, you know, you mentioned on the show that if
anyone's name was curry do an email forward for them. And he
requested that for Brian and I did it.
So that brian@curry.com Go to him. That's cute. That's good.
Come on. We'll have a whole club on them as Michael gays,
Colorado Springs 50 These are all 50 Andrew Halverson
Gravenhurst Ontario Josh MacDonald Brunswick Victoria,
Kyle Bauer in Wooster, Ohio, Philip Mason in powe's UK. And
finally Mark Tanner and Whittier and Rob K from parts unknown and
I have a note from him I would do want to read because it came
in as a male I was hitting the mouth last October shout out to
Doug F. And finally got around to contributing value for value
for the best podcast in the universe. Sorry for the small
amount but I'm working for jobs for jobs pursuing my American
dream of just getting by
No, no, that's that's your bargain. Maybe that's your
that's your middle class bargain.
bargain for jobs. Thanks for all the work you do. To package this
is the big liner like thanks for all the work you do to package
the bitter taste of the truth in manageable and entertaining
format.
Packaging the bitter truth since two thirds
of the truth
Oh packaging
the bitter bitter taste.
Nice packaging the bitter taste of the truth since 2006.
We do have another note here that I had to read is got a
postcard and a bunch of photos of some screwball area called
swab ish, good mooned, again mooned. Mario sent his note in.
And he doesn't want to let anyone know who he is. Good work
suggests he says, is a test for the honest postman and he's the
one who sent the 15 euros in cash, which I'll put in the bank
as such, and and the little bitty five euro note which is so
small, and which got me to look into thinking that the the Euro
is becoming this, the moral equivalent of the ruble,
the euro, the ruble of the future.
So anyway, we want to thank these. That's and that's it.
That's it. That's all we got.
We're done. Well, we do have some birthdays and some and two
nice things. Of course, we have an instant it and also, Robert
Montoya who, who did come in with his donation on the
previous show, which brought him up to knighthood. So we're gonna
get to that. Thank you all very much. We could do with more. But
as John said, it's probably tough. So we understand. You've
got that bargain. You know, that middle class Barack
Obama is not helping the show
really.org/n A You and Miko Madico says Happy Birthday to
his son Mason who turns five today. And Todd to LG
congratulates Henry who turned seven Isabella she turned five
on the 15th Henry is celebrating his seventh birthday today Happy
Birthday from your uncle's Adam and John here at the no agenda
show a cease and desist orach
on there Monica
it's the wrong key for the birthday song
that oh yeah probably just
pick up your sword stuck you know can you come up with a new
one once in a once in every 100 episodes and just say something
else like like what why straight lines are so glad you asked. I
sharpened it right here. Come on little creativity. Alexandra
Seto, Bassano stepped forward please one with Robert Montoya.
Both of you gentlemen have contributed to the note in the
show in the amount of $1,000 or more in fact, Alexandra has
contributed significantly more. And thank you so much, and I
hereby pronounce the SIR Alexandrou and Sir Robert, both
knights of the roundtable gentlemen, for you. We've got
quite a trip of hookers and blow rep was in sharp they hot pants
and boot long head heavy metal Scotch winch, the beaver but
we're gonna remember that. There was a matinee made
good. Yeah. divorce.org/na. We were flatlining here. We got to
pick it up. I mean, you have an anniversary coming up. We can
start promoting that. I guess it's in October. What is
our anniversary honey?
Six, which is I believe to be the paper mache anniversary.
Right? And what is the date of our paper mache?
Let's see. I don't know. Offhand isn't
October? I don't know what it is. Somebody knows.
Yeah, no agenda nation knows. Yeah. And let me go to it and
check it out. No agenda nation.com. You go there. And
you click on archive. And then it says archives and then you
scroll down to the first show, which is really not that good to
listen to people to listen to it. I don't know why. And it
turns out to be on October 26. We did that show. And then it
was a weekly show?
Yeah, it was 30 miles and it was 30 minutes. And we had no
jingles.
Yeah, that was first show was 37 minutes. The second show was 34
minutes. The third show was 37 minutes. It was 42 but bumped to
42. Went back to 33 3940. Then boom, out of the blue for no
apparent reason. 68 minutes and what what was the date on that
one? That was on December 15? What year 2007. So we struggled
along with these hour long shows and they continue with one one
bumped up to 73 minutes went back to 53. The next show,
I think I think I think we just go back to 30 minutes. I think
it's a great plan.
Well, for this kind of income, maybe it did it bounced again.
We had another bounce up and under the vest SEC dummies show
and it's 23 the 90 minutes and we kept on the 90 Minute theme
for a while. Yeah, 90 minutes and then we dropped back to 60.
This is interesting. I don't remember this. But all right,
let's move on. This is no sorry. Now. I get carried away with
analysis you do you do. Now, a chart would be useful.
Now do you remember what you were supposed to do?
Yes, I have a big arrow. You are going to talk about September
15.
Right. So now let's back this up for a second because we have we
know from our Inside sources and the FBI is reordering right now
because they've missed their six week deadline three times in a
row. Well, they did it started with the Boston Barnet mission.
And Well it started with the Boston bombing which wasn't
theirs. Right that what that's that's what messed it up so they
didn't get the tape credit. So they went around shooting people
in the back of the head. Which is fact you know, they went
around driving over people killing people now they're like,
No, we've got you know, we've got court cases where we can
show the evidence there's all kinds of weirdness going on with
that. And then it just went from from bad to worse. We had the
plane crash messed it all up. The San Francisco plane crash
was another six six week episode. But it wasn't it wasn't
planned by them. The whole point is they need to do something
every six weeks. Otherwise the budgets dry up. And now it's
been three six weeks periods in a row. And now there's a reorg
going on. So
well. We had that dev board thing that took give us some it
was a test. I was that crazy thing that took place I forgot a
couple of weeks like Sunday last Sunday. The reason you know the
six week we've decided because we saw the pattern is because
people will forget and they won't be so Jack, you got to
keep reminding me that six week looks like a good kind of
timeframe to keep reminding people so and they can't
remember. So they won't spot that cycle. Anyway, that's my
thinking. But they gotta do something right. Go on what you
so something's gonna happen on the 15th.
Yeah, around mid September, and that would and what was your
date? The 11th? No, not the 11th 15th that we get the fifth.
Okay. So it's not going to be the 11th because that will be
September 11. We know that nothing's going to happen.
Because nothing ever does happen. Except drugs kidness
kidnapping and Benghazi minor, minor, minor minor stuff.
It would there may be something that's actually instituted
instigated I'm sorry, by the by some bad guy who thinks
September 11 is a cool time to do something. But that could be
thwarted, that would be good. Maybe 11, there's only four days
off, it might be a good day to do something.
Well, what's supposed to happen is the kill shot.
What's the kill shot,
the kill shot is and now you're gonna start reading about this
more and more, we're in the middle of a solar maximum. And
we have in fact, just yesterday, we had an M, I think was an M
three or an M four. So there's a there's a CMA, a coronal mass
ejection, which is once again, we're passing through it now. So
the the hamradio was pretty much dead at the moment. The killshot
is and so we're not sure if it's going to be blamed on a solar
activity or if it actually will be solar activity. But we're
going to have such a massive event that this is the one that
is going it's going to be EMP and this is going to fry the
electronics shut it all down. This is this is what you know
the FEMA has been waiting for DHS has been buying up all the
ammo for this is the big one. And that's supposed to happen
somewhere that week of the 15th of September. Kill shot the kill
shot.
Where did you get this
sources?
Source? What crackpot website did you get this sources?
Uh huh. It's not just the website. I have my okay. Yeah,
you
get these gauges, you get these guys who read the websites for
you? And then they report in. But
the toll free the websites and report in? Yeah, no, we have.
All right. Hey, listen, I'm gonna have a Faraday cage. And
in that Faraday cage, I will have a number of things that I
want to be there'll be working
well, you know, these things is not doesn't envelop the entire
Earth, which I have
case just in case. I'm gonna have my Yaesu FT. 817 in there.
Because you know, that'll that'll have communications.
Yeah, probably not a bad idea to keep a ham radio in a in a
Faraday cage anyway. Yeah.
Yeah. Can can it just be a lead box you have to build
on that box is fine. Okay, Faraday cage, you can breathe.
I'm not gonna sit in the cage. It's just for the ham radio.
No, that box is great. But a select box. I mean, please. All
you need is, is some copper foil. There's actually some new
material that comes on my wall. It's made with this stuff, and
you can't get signals can't get out of it. So you can walk
around with if you get a passport card, which I've been
meaning to get for going to Canada's easiest way to get
across the border.
How about just using your passport?
But you dragging your passport around? It's not really Oh,
John, why are you limping? I'm carrying my passport around
his
finger. I know what you're saying. But I just think you
know why. Drag around a big old document.
Oh, it's so big. The document is like, Wait a minute. Oh, sorry,
man. I didn't mean to hurt you with my passport.
Well, I'm glad to see that you're on some sort of sarcastic
role here and you think it's hilarious? Well, I'm
doing a Devorah hack. Actually, it's role reversal, which is
kind of I've noticed
this, but I'm appreciative I'm actually in.
It's kind of funny. It's kind of twisted. What is wrong with this
picture?
So anyway, the point is, is that when you might get the passport
card, they put it in a little Faraday cage. And it's this
material that you can get, I guess you can buy it. And you
can actually just use this stuff instead of generally speaking a
good Faraday cages this copper stuff with little holes and if
you ever seen this stuff, and of course resists all kinds of
things. But ya know, anything metal, just metal box.
Metal just has to be metal. No, that doesn't make sense.
It has to be some sort of a metal that doesn't allow our RF
to pass right? So
okay. Because because the transceiver itself is in a metal
casing, but that's not going to be enough. Right It has to be
compiled. Okay, well, let's go back to this this idea. So then
what? So we have a big event boom, blows out a bunch of
transformers takes the satellite communications down, blows up
the Google the whole net goes down. Let's say it happens is
really bad. And the net goes away. What happens? So now what?
What's your point? Well, how is this going to affect anything?
No. Okay. won't affect anything then.
No, I'm just asking you, what do you think is going to be the
fallout? Are they going to cook? Martial law dependent? Well,
depends. Are they gonna start rounding people love
gays and Gypsies first and guide dudes and dresses?
Well, that would be on the top of my list. Now, the
funny thing about this about this story is that it's really
it's really quite funny. Is that apparently this is this came
from Snowden. You see that everything? Not? Oh, yeah. It
didn't obviously, John, come on. Everything comes from Snowden
now.
I mean, obviously, it didn't. But this is but it's important,
because let me I just want to get on the Snowden thing for a
second, because there's a lot going on. First of all, you can
pretty much check it right off the list. We were talking about
Snowdens dad and that, you know, we I didn't think it is his dad,
the guy who's coming out to Hawaii, who apparently has a
visa to go to Russia to see him. And so now Snowden sends this
this whole thing stinks. Snowden sent an email to the Huffington
Post. Yeah, cuz apparently, Glenn Greenwald is no good
anymore. And he says, Watch. Yeah, you didn't bull crap. Oh,
whoa, well, this got picked up pretty big, pretty, pretty wild,
pretty white.
Your initial observation is Glenn Greenwald is no good
anymore. So he's sending that just blowing quickie email to
the Huffington Post of all publications.
Yep. And he's saying, because, remember, and I also said, look
out for this lawyer this Bruce fine. This guy like, you know,
yeah, we've
talked about him, right.
So Snowden says I've been fortunate to have legal advice.
Here. The National Security Agency whistleblower Edward
Snowden wants to set the record straight, after individuals
associated with his father have in his words misled journalists
into printing false claims about his situation. In an email
statement to the Huffington Post, Snowden said that neither
his father lon Snowden, his father's lawyer, Bruce Fein, nor
finds wife, Maddy fine, this is interesting. represent me in any
way. None of them have been or are involved in my current
situation. And this will not change in the future. Snowden
said of his father and the fines. I asked journalists to
understand that they do not possess any special knowledge
regarding my situation or future plans, and not to exploit the
tragic vacuum of my father's emotional compromise for the
sake of tabloid News. Hello. That's rather explosive. I would
say,
What did what did you think it means? Well, he
did. Well, this is these are the camps that are involved. And
fine is you know, he represents entire countries. Now this guy
is yeah, he's a kook. And I think my initial reaction was,
No, these are spooks trying to get to him. They're on some team
that's not necessarily his team posing as his dad. And this is
his way of going hold on back off. I don't think he can say,
hey, I'm on this team and the other teams coming over to kill
me. So this is how it's done. And he needs to get really, you
know, just giving it to Glenn Greenwald as you can. Glenn is
no good anymore. I mean, that
guy's got his own agenda. He's got whatever documents he
wanted. Yeah, he doesn't give a shit about this guy. You know,
he's going to just promote the Grinch the Glenn Greenwald.
Yeah, brand and his lords which I think is I said incorrectly mi
six, but it's mi five. Now as I'm so I'm looking through the
text part of the same. Well, yeah. So
unlike us, where there are a continuum, that's just like the
FBI is mi five, only there spooks, right and the Mi six is
the international group, but they're actually all in the kind
of you go you move from one to the other rather easily. Less so
with the FBI and the CIA until recently when they're moving
these guys, you know, from FBI to CIA to defense department.
It's like now it's musical chairs.
So here's what so if you look at this, Bruce fine guys is very,
very, very interesting. He was also a legal adviser for the Ron
Paul 2012 presidential campaign probably helped tank it. Now
that I think about it,
actually, when we when we were analyzing the campaign early on,
we had discussed that possibility that he was there to
screw up the campaign. So is
that fine? Was that fine who we're talking
about? Well, we're talking about somebody.
He is represented as a lobbyist. Pakistan, Sudan, Turkey Tamil.
Tamil, yeah. That's okay. As in the Tamil Tigers.
Yeah, yeah. But it's not a country. It's a but it's a great
country. I
said, that's just a list like, yeah, he represents terrorist.
Exactly. So it's very interesting guy. There's a
couple of couple of links in the show notes. So you can I mean,
we were on to him right away that this guy is no good. And
his whole his whole. His legal practice seems to be sketchy at
best. So I'm looking around. And I find some pretty interesting
things. To know, Snowden. As the story goes, he didn't he didn't
reach out to Glenn Greenwald. Turns out that Greenwald
actually wasn't even interested, I think, do I have this?
Poitras said that, and Greenwald is admitted to this that he was
approached a month earlier
here I have this this mosque guy, we talked about the mosque
guy who all of a sudden is in the picture as it won't have
reporting on the situation. And this is actually the clip that
led me to some research.
It was really interesting and really unique. He chose them not
because they worked for the biggest publications in the
world, which neither one of them do. He chose them because they
had similar political sympathies, similar ideas that
he had, and in particular, with Laura Poitras, he knew that she
had been under surveillance herself and that she was
probably capable of conducting encrypted communications which
he required. He actually tried to contact Glenn Greenwald,
initially first, but Greenwald didn't have encrypted
communications and didn't really kind of want to get up to speed
on that. So just kind of ignored Snowdens requests. And so he
went to portraits and poachers who's been under surveillance
has been stopped at airports more than 40 times. He's working
on a film about surveillance and who is leading a very encrypted
kind of life. She was able to offer the encryption and the
security that Snowden required in order to be able to disclose
the NSA files.
Now that's only part of the story. Because Poydras and I've
and I, again, all this is laid out in the show notes
what you should have, I'm saying you should use her name
properly. Laura portress. Yet no, no, it's Laura Poydras
stopped at airports 40 times that sir.
Laura Poitras stopped that airport 40 times. She went to
Applebaum. The Applebaum is the guy who is behind the creation
of the Great Compromise Tor Network, and also was the guy
who all of a sudden popped on the scene as the spokesperson
for Julian Assange. And you'll recall that he was already
involved two years ago in a documentary with Laura Poitras
stopped at the airport 40 times. So she went to him. And these
people are all connected. And I tell you how in a second, she
went to him and said, All right, now we've got to figure out if
this guy is for real and Applebaum went, Oh, I know how
to do that. We'll ask him some questions on the secure
encrypted connection. And I'll know if he's for real. And I
have a copy of these questions. Which is this? These questions
have no bearing on whether it's the guy is for real or not, but
I'll give you 10 of them. Are German authorities or German
politicians involved in the NSA surveillance system? But if
details about the system are now exposed, who will be charged?
Did the NSA help to create Stuxnet? What are some of the
big surveillance programs that are active today? And how do
international partners aid the NSA? Follow up? Is there a way
of circumventing that Tor? Do the NSA and its partners across
the globe do full dragnet data collection for telephone calls,
texts and data? The NSA is building a massive new data
center in Utah. What is its purpose? I mean, really, I can
answer these questions. Do private companies help the NSA?
Hello? Are there companies that refuse to cooperate with the
NSA? What websites should a person avoid if they don't want
to get targeted by the NSA? And the last one I have what happens
after the NSA targets a user? So okay, so like these are pretty
dumb questions, but okay, we'll just whatever we'll go with it.
Now Now this Laura Poitras stopped 40 times now she's very
irritating to me and her whole their whole persona the pictures
you know this and now she's kind of you know, she's kind of
floating out there trying to try and she's she says she wants to
be really low key but she's got all these really styled of her
looking out the window black and white picture no these are all
fro shot totally pro totally stopped.
Oh camera phone pictures here were involved with now
I really went down and did some deep Searching?
No Selfies. Selfies. Exactly.
And, you know, I've been looking at who's been financing her. And
I find the that she has been financed through a grant from
Rebecca lichten. Fi LICHTENFELD, who represents the birth of
foundation. Remember the birth of foundation? John?
Yeah, they come up in the conversation about once every
six months. So the birth of
foundation finances IDFA, the independent ifda The
Independent, not the IDFA infinite documentary film
Association, but also the birth of the Brits, documentaries Brit
doc, the Brit dock funds, and they have directly financed
Laura Poitras. Now, they'll remind you that we have not just
the financing of Laura Poitras stopped 40 times getting into
the country. But they have also provided the legal
representative for WikiLeaks. Remember, Jennifer Robinson,
right, Jennifer Robinson is Julian Assange and WikiLeaks,
his lawyer are reading from the book of knowledge. And
Australian human rights lawyer. She's the legal director for the
birth of foundation in London, and the adjunct lecturer at the
University of Sydney law school. And since 2010, Robinson has
been a member of legal team representing Assange and
WikiLeaks in London. Now, now, Assange and WikiLeaks, if they
even have a if you go to wikileaks.org, you can see they
have a legal defense fund for Snowden. And they've raised
$12,000, or some ridiculously low amount, because no one
cares. Everyone's got a big mouth, but no one actually cares
to help them out. And they're probably right, because this
birther Foundation, they are financing Link TV. Are you
familiar with Link TV?
Yeah. And there's an interesting story going on around Link TV, I
get some clips there once in a while. Tell me Link TV, it will
apparently there there have a management crisis. So they've
fired most of their people. And they're going to replace him
with interns, which unpaid interns, which is essentially
illegal. Once you understand the mechanism of interns. And what
they have now they're cracking down on this. And what would you
do you bring a bunch of interns and you make them do real work,
and then they can sue you and they have to in the courts will
give them all the money that you owed them. And so Link TV is
essentially, at this moment, as we as we do this show. It's
seemingly coming apart at the seams. But they essentially are
extremely left wing robbing alternative to free speech TV
with many of the same programs, but most of the stuff on linked
TV or documentaries and I assume that the documentaries that are
funneled from these people
so so the Bertha Foundation also funded that Jeremy Scott Hill
Dirty Wars,
Dirty Wars movie, right. Jeremy Scahill?
Yeah, they are. Okay. Now, here's what I want you to do. If
you go to the birth of foundation, website, birth, go
to birth, the foundation down there, okay. There, you cannot
find out anything about them. Right. We know that
I've been building as you've been speaking as I worked for
hours and you cannot find I finally tweeted him. And I said,
you know, ad Bertha, FN or whatever. I said, Where's your
money from? Who is financing you? You know, the CEO was this
chick, Lara Tabata snake, who is just a front she's like some
party girl from New York. She lives in a million dollar condo
in Brooklyn Heights. You know, she's registered on their
website, but she's a knob knock, she said nothing and nobody,
Nick, Nick, Nick, Nick, whatever. So but these guys are
there's millions and millions and millions of dollars. They
also finance the Center for Constitutional Rights. They and
they're mentioned in the Are you familiar with the Center for
Constitutional Rights? This is not an all of these foundations.
They all have about $7 million in revenue between seven and $10
million annually. I looked at all the form 990s and they do
big scholarships. So there is millions and millions of dollars
now by the way, I'm not against it. Because I think you know,
these documentaries, some of them that they've been financing
are well worth while they they sponsor. They are the bridge doc
financers. That's a lot of money that's going on there. Now.
Look, if you go to the wiki page and try to find the birth of
foundation, it redirects you
Yeah, break dogs now look at to Britain doc Exactly. Now look at
the logo of the birth of foundation John
Wright is to be with the, with the whatever that is just like
as a decorative.
Right? They've changed but they've changed this logo
recently. Oh, go to between the line the lines fest.com Between
the Lines fest.com Okay, hang on, you're gonna like this
that you get when you get off in the deep end here. This is all
good stuff. Yeah. Okay, here we go.
So this is a document unto another documentary film fest
that they financed you there between the lines? Yeah, I'm
there. Click on Click on video on the menu there video.
Video you get a whole bunch of at the bottom of this page by
the way they have the new logo.
No, that's the old logo John and look at it look at the logo.
What does it look like? It's no longer the little pretty flower
This looks like a gear. Yeah, symbolism my friend goat now go
go to Google and type in images for communist images. Check it
out, they all have gears this all like a circle gear with of
course, they got the hammer and sickle on here they have a big a
big B in the middle. This is symbolism matters. So I think
somehow there's some
way away you're thinking this is a Russian front.
I don't know if it's Russian it could be it could be any kind of
it would make sense. Because
you know the Russian by the way, let's let's make one thing
clear, even though you know as libertarian in the rest of it as
we are in the show and as amenable we are as we are to all
sorts of things. The Russians are notorious historically for
setting up these operations all over the place and hiding the
their connection to them. I mean, this is a well established
expertise that the Russians have developed but we do it too. But
you know, it's different because it would if you were doing the
no agenda show in Russia or Russia
we have eagles and arrows and stars and we have our own little
things but now every single player every there's the touch
points of all these people WikiLeaks Snowden it all comes
back to this birth of foundation
just there's scant little
zero you cannot you know, they
must we must have we have people in the intelligence community
that can surely send us some insight into this.
Well, the you know, it's even unclear if they're located in
South Africa or if they're in the United Kingdom. If here,
here's something I didn't want to do it home on who was birth
foundation.org so this this Nick, what's her name Laura to
Bosniak is on the is on the who is record? And she's got a New
York cell phone listed you might want to try call that and just
say hey, where's your money come from? But it makes no sense that
some chick who lives at 70 Washington Street penthouse in
Brooklyn registered runs and owns this entire thing. Yes, I
mean, no, it's just not it's just not it's not true. It's
just that doesn't make any sense. And the only thing you
can find out
filler last name you're gonna get la you are a
tango Alpha Bravo Alpha Tango Zulu November India kilo two
bots, Nick. You're not going to get any further nighted which is
you get the video of her. But we played the video and Laura Laura
Laura.
Okay.
I've heard you know just talking some crap about how she helped
some poor kids in Africa once Yeah, I'm looking at her it's
nothing it's it's don't even it's not even worth playing.
There's no information on this entire outfit. But you get
everyone you know all of these these nonprofits like a
representative from the birth of Foundation came to talk to us
and said we're going to match your funds but they don't
mention who is like this stealth organization with and they
changed their logo from gears to flower.
The fascinating it is, but a dead end. That's what makes it
even more interesting for
me it's yeah, it's frustrating because it's a dead end Exactly.
Well, there's no such thing as a dead end so the only other
so you can kind of see how it fits together. Remember we were
we saw Harry Belafonte quotes on the birther Foundation website
Harry Belafonte, by the way who admits that he's a communist?
No, he's
a communist communist. He's not like a communist communist. He's
a communist.
What does that mean? It means
he's not like a guy who says he's a commie. He's not like
he's an actual commie. He's not like these guys who live a
communist, you know, kind of thing. He's a real communism.
He's a serious communist. I mean, I don't think there's
anything wrong with that necessarily. Oh, no, no, not at
all. It's in a free society is nothing wrong with it. But let's
be honest about it. He's not working for your best interest
necessarily.
No. And then you have Rebecca LICHTENFELD, and she is in
charge of, though she she did the documentary with Peter
Gabriel. Which is how Peter Gabriel got involved with the
birth of foundation why he member of Peter Gabriel's quotes
are also on the website. So Rebecca LICHTENFELD she is so
she's a producer. Let's see. She also produced Dirty Wars. Oh,
gee. How coincidental. The real word of real world of Peter
Gabriel. And oh, no, she got special. Thanks for Dirty Wars.
Yeah, special thanks, because she's the one that helped
finance it. And she makes all the choices for the Bertha, as
it has a specific good pitch here, hold on a second. Good
pitch.org Rebecca LICHTENFELD, I manage the media portfolio for
Bertha philanthropies. And as a new name, which advises the
birth of foundation, we believe that the media has the power to
inform educate and inspire action. And so there they also
give money to the Sundance Institute. So I do I like this a
lot because here's clearly some ideological outfit hiding behind
you know, this, essentially a website and a couple of dorky
looking chicks and they are financing anti American media or
anti American messaging or philosophic philosophy. We don't
know when or we do know Dirty Wars is saying America sucks and
it's yeah, it's true. It's true that WikiLeaks their finance and
literally financing their legal help
this being do we have what we don't know this but I guess
thinks this is what the point I was trying to make suddenly, I
think what we don't know is their actual motivation.
Well, I'm just guessing looking at the symbolism and who they're
working with that it's it feels like it could be a you know
could be Russian yeah Russian and it would make sense because
you know, the we're embarrassing the Russians the Russians on
Sarah Sing us
Yeah. So we that's what we do. This is the new form of cyber
war right yeah, yeah. Yeah, well you know, if I was Putin I'd be
doing I mean to be given the green light to all these things.
Now I
will say that I think something some some real crap is going on
that is not being reported. And that is
well, let me say this before you finish discussing the birth of
foundation person when you have our columns done when I'm done
with birth have a go when you're hiding yourself to this extent
it would obviously I'm just guessing I would put it in the
Red Book I but I would guess that if the actual guy behind
this which couldn't be Soros could have the act the because
he's, you know, who knows what he's up to. But the but the guy
behind it the big money there's a Money Bags guy behind this
whole thing. It's not a bunch of people given 10 bucks. Let's
face it, there's a big pot of money some guys got if we knew
who it was, it would destroy the operation.
Let's see. Let me Google Bertha sorrows I mean, birth the name
Bertha is the giveaway, but we just don't understand what the
clue is.
Like with that, too, in fact, that was googling a birthday to
try to find some you know, because it's like these just
like mobbed up places. They can't they cannot open an
operation that's that's legitimate and and of course not
of course, without making giving you a hint, we had one down the
street here. And it was a massive was like Best Buy was
all over the state of California. And it was a great
place to shop, beautiful big stores. And it was called White
front and a good one and they finally busted him and it was
all mobbed up a bunch of guys in protective custody, by the way,
and you're in you heard the name again. You are how obvious
funny. That's funny. Anyway, so that I would assume birthday is
referring to someone probably. I was started looking at maybe so
famous Soviet women of some sort. I don't know if
this Britain is Bertha like it's not a Soviet name is it? Oh, I
would
think so. Really? Bertha? Bertha Bertha Famy, a Germanic from Old
High German Bertha meaning bright one.
Oh, wow, this code man, there's some cool code going oh it is
code.
The name occurs as a Theo nem surviving as birch da ta, a
figure in Alpine folklore connected to the Wild Hunt
probably an epithet of something else. Bertha appears as a
Frankish given name as early as the sixth century the Germanic
birth. As a given name may however, not originate with the
Theo Nim, but rather as a short form of the dye thematic given
names including the bright element. This is notably the
case with the mother of Charlemagne huh, or Trada called
Birth Abroad foot Carolingian use of the name Bertha as in
birth, a daughter of Charlemagne and birth a daughter of low Thor
The second are in this tradition.
What do you what do you what do you get from this?
Well, Charlemagne is a big deal.
It's the Illuminati man.
There's definitely something in here. That's a joke. It's a gag.
Yeah. And we just have to figure out what the gag is. But it's
like, you know, the 33 mean we have we've been talking about
this for seven years. But this
but this is a this is a little different, John. No, I know. The
foundation is all over WikiLeaks. Snowden Poydras
everything kick I mean, come on.
Yeah, by no, that doesn't mean we can discover the punch line
to the name.
No, but we have a lot of people listening to the show.
Yeah, somebody might just say it I mean get give it to us. But we
haven't we got a lot of people listen this show we can't get 33
out of it. But well, yeah, that's a no there's something
involved with the stock market. Birth a crop birth of this.
There's a lot of birth. That's I would look at this. Listen to
this. Anything that rings a bell. Birth of civil boy. We had
a gun called the Big Bertha.
Yeah. It could be could be some kind of play on that. Hey, I
made a mistake. I misunderstood. I misread something. No, I read
it properly. But I misunderstood what was happening, remember,
was talking about Gazprom doing a deal with Azerbaijan. And what
was going on with that? Yeah. So Gazprom is buying from
Azerbaijan. And today I kind of was helped along and I figured
out Mr. Oil actually helped me with a couple of pointers. So
the, the the the Azerbaijan gas company, wound up buying 66% of
Greece's desktop, this happened a couple of weeks ago. And this
is important, because there's a pipeline called the tap the
trans Adriatic pipeline. And this thing is competing directly
with Russia South Stream. And brand new information is that
both BP and total have now bought into this has just
happened just this week, have now bought each 20% stake in the
trans Adriatic pipeline. And this is all about getting gas to
to Europe. And so they've effectively within the Nobuko
pipeline is dead. But they've effectively cut off Gazprom and
right now and this thing goes to the Caspian Sea. Right now,
there's a huge fire in the in the Caspian oil field. And
there's already rumors that it may be a strike from from the
Russians trying to slow this down so that they can compete
with their South Stream pipeline. And so this, you know,
it's mysterious, it's kind of like, the like, what, like what
happened in the in the Gulf here. It's a real fire. And, you
know, they I think they got everybody off. You know, I don't
know if there's any, if anyone's been hurt or not. And so this
race is now ongoing, and I think what what Putin tried to do, or
what Gazprom tried to do, is try to, you know, buy away some of
the some of the guests from Azerbaijan, try to either raise
the price or try to compete somehow. But it's not working
out. And now we have sabotaged potential sabotage taking place
in the Caspian field, which is part of part of the trans
Adriatic pipeline. And I'm going to make a prediction based on
I'm just going to think that skeptically as I do, I'm going
to think that may actually or pessimistically that may that
may be sabotage. There may be The real real war may be going
on here. I'm going to say that we are going to have some real
real crap coming down in Turkey. Because this is the only place
where everybody plays.
Well, there is a thing going on in Egypt, which I have one last
short clip of describing some of his mess mess. Like killing, you
know, hundreds of people literally. And
we don't know, but I'm looking into it. Yeah.
Well, there's good footage, just put it that way. I don't think
this is photoshopped. But anyway, the the all hell
breaking loose. And the Muslim Brotherhood is getting a lot of
attention for itself. And it turns out there's other
countries where they're protesting which has nothing to
do with these I don't I never do get these these aliens, they
protested of San Francisco City Hall, for example. What is the
point of that? Well, in a way, the big numbers, the ones the
guys who are really up in arms, at least according to the force
I've seen. And I believe that to be true, because I know that
gotta be the next target for this kind of coup is Turkey.
They're huge, right? all hell's breaking loose turkey. So
check it out. The so the total BP American Hillary Clinton
backed tip line, that it goes through Turkey, you know, then
it all takes, you know, the they go through Albania and from
Albania, it's going into Italy. But it all goes through Greece
first. And you know, now they own that. So it's all going
through Greece, the Gazprom South Stream, circumvents all of
that, but they also go through Turkey. And so we have the two,
the two competing lines, both going through Turkey, to me is
like, this is the perfect opportunity, someone's got to
blow something up, or we got to have some kind of terrorism. I'm
just saying it's gonna be turkey. That is that's where it
has to happen.
Well, that'll be interesting. And we still have seeing the
fruition of our economic Hitman's assertion that we're
going to do some major, major embargo of some sort against the
Russians. And that's still in play. So don't know something's
up.
Well, a lot is up. And it just seems good that, you know, all
the Middle East is crap. You know, it's like, it's all it's
all falling apart. And then yeah, no one's gonna be paying
attention to what's happening up a little north. But if it really
starts happening, if this Bogut of terrorism, occupation,
pipeline blowing up killing people, business moves to
Turkey, not too long before it's in Europe. And it can be Greece,
it can be Italy, it could be a north, it could be Austria.
That's where a lot of these pipelines, the Russians like to
terminate their pipelines in, in Austria to get into Europe. You
know, within a couple of years, we could have, you know, the so
called Al Qaeda on the Austrian Peninsula.
Well, Europe's have is right. I mean, if you take it again, I'm
going to buy into the with all the footage I've seen all over
Egypt, of the Muslim Brotherhood, people complaining,
and getting killed in the process, and what in what they
say they want to die. So it seems like a kind of a weird
irony there. But let's just say that these are legit, it's
there. If these if these protests are legit, it's because
they have 25% of the Egyptian population. If you can get 25%
of the population of any country to grind in the streets, you
have a you've got problems on your hands, because you cannot
manage that. In Europe with all the the number of I would say
conservative Muslims that are there, and especially in France,
if you could get the entire population of these people to
riot in the streets. And especially with the European
governments being the way they are, I think they could take
over the place.
And it wouldn't be the first time where have I seen this
attempted before? Let me think. WW something. Oh, yeah, World
War.
So actually, it goes back to the Crusades, it would be pre
crusades when the Muslims actually took over most of the
southern part of all of Europe, but rather, to keep talking and
here's the joke of it. It's not as though you know, there was a
while you know, man, most Muslims would have nothing to do
with this. But the ones there's enough of them that do it's a
huge number, and they keep talking about doing this. It's
not as though anyone did wasn't given a fair warning when they
when these guys get up in front of their audience and start
yelling about creating the new caliphate. What do we do we
think that they're just joking. Are they just looking for the
big yuck? I mean, I don't see why We don't take this a little
more seriously, if they're saying this, what we do is we
look at it we go, wow, that's just an extreme as guy, you
know, but why is it such a big audience? You
know, I, I'm one of my well, not my best friend, but certainly
very good acquaintance and someone I work with was killed
on these very on this very pretense, you know, by a crazy
Muslim tale for her, you know, shot him stuck and cut his
throat and then stuck the knife in his chest with a note broad
daylight with a note broad daylight and Amsterdam, because
of a movie.
Yeah, and everyone stood around.
Well, now everyone says, whatever, you know, it's not
really true. I guess. No, no. Wow, whatever. But enough of
your Mossad talk, John C. Dvorak.
What else we got?
I think we're done.
Well, wait a minute. Wait a minute. I'm looking at my list
here.
I got a you know, I'm gonna sit here by my email for my bit
message and wait for the information to come in about the
birth of foundation. I'm just,
I think you're gonna have to hopeful Oh, we got the new
savior. at CNN. Look this guy up. All right, I got it. I got
to talk about this stop. Orapa luapula. But
the Australian guy, you're Canadian. Whereas the Canadian
Yeah. Grumble, humbleness.
Yeah, I have a little clip of him talking. You can hear that.
I gotta tell you what's what's going on to hell of
an interviewer. And if you don't have a smile, this guy's been
shining a light on racism, and poverty and classism. And I
heard he's a prince fan. You gotta go to songs adore Prince.
I watched his show twice. He's boring.
Well, he's not as boring as his peers. And not. And he's, and
here's the story. Here's let me just give you the background.
This guy is got his show on the CBC. And in fact, if you look at
his wiki page, you'll see at least some remnants of him.
Before you say that, let me explain this, how this works. He
is friends with big name celebrities. That's why he was
brought into CNN, how does he become friends with big name
celebrities, because you're on a state government controlled
broadcast system, I had this exact same thing back in the
early 80s. You're on a state controlled government broadcast
system, you have you know, only a couple of big stations, you're
the one everybody who goes into Canadia is going to be on the
talk show to promote their book that record drum go show. Yeah.
And so he was the guy and he's kind of the default guy to
default doesn't mean great. And now he's come over here very
much like peers, moron. And it's not gonna work. I mean, the were
the ratings. He's been on for months. Now. This nice not gonna
work.
Well, it's a possibility. But let me that's not what I was
going to talk about. Sorry. My, I was just more amused because I
hadn't seen him yet. Because in Canada, I've watched his show up
there. It's a little actually better for do show in Canada and
in CNN version, although and they run a bunch of packages.
They don't do that so much in Canada, but in Canada, and by
the way, when I'm in Port Angeles, and I'm watching I'm
always watching Canada TV. So I watch this guy. My wife goes
ballistic. She hates this guy.
I don't like him either.
I'm wanting people just viscerally dislike,
I'm with me.
Here's the joke of it. In Canada. He's like, Can earrings
hanging down soul patch long sideburns? scruffy looks like
crap. He looks like it looks like he should not be on TV.
He's got the piercing in his nose and a tongue stud. And he's
just horrible. And so I did this while I was just cracking up. I
saw him on CNN. Earrings are gone. Sold patches gone. All the
studs and other. It's all gone. He's cleaned him up. And I've
watched him. And I said, I didn't realize it before. But I
actually liked him better was because he had some interest.
He's got no interest in his face. Now. It's just he's a real
dull looking person that needs all the studs and earrings and
soul patches and spot some hair. And as long as so I was just I
saw I'm thinking and you would have to agree with this. The
guys at CNN which are just idiots, they said you know we'd
like to get you to do this show here at CNN, would you? You know
we have a kind of I don't want to say it's a dress code. We
have like yeah,
say no more my friend. I know how this goes. And they ruin the
only thing good about him.
Yeah, he had a good but I imagined him going Yeah, no
problem. Yeah, of course. He's
like, no, no problem.
No problem cutting all this stuff off. So yeah, so that was
the what cracked me up because I can't believe can add him I said
that seems familiar. And I kept looking at him, but I couldn't
recognize it with all
the shit on her. Why do you why do you bring this up? I don't
know. I thought I think he's gonna I think he's gonna
actually
CNN is going on business.
I think he's gonna bump Morgan.
No, no, no, no, not at all. Yesterday. Um, so I'm here. I'm
home alone in the cable box in the studios on the fritz. So,
like, I'm going to turn on just some CNN in the living room
while I'm cooking a little dinner for myself. I'm doing
some research. I've got like documentaries, and they have
Who's the girl who was in the morning show who got kicked off?
No, no, no, no, the girl we need. We know the she got she
had to leave.
Oh, Erica. No, She's long gone. Erica. Erica Hill.
No. We know. The girl. Soledad.
Oh, so? Yeah, yeah, she got kicked into into cable TV, HBO
Sports reporting.
No, no, she needs to she still gets to do her specials, right
whatever specials on last night and she's I should have recorded
and she's interviewing a child molester in jail. And you know,
and she's so horrible. Like this Zucker is She's ruining CNN was
already lame but now it's and it's not even watchable. It's
just I want some news just to show me his shot of Tereus
Stuckey or square or show me you know, some
just have some webcams.
But this is this is the hole that is so large and gaping. In
television news, if someone's going to come in and take over
the spot and Hello, our tea.
Yeah, our tea they haven't got the balls to do anything right.
You have the exact right idea but never going to we're never
going to get hired. We we don't want to do a show on our team.
We just want to fix our team.
Now. I'd love to fix it because the auditions will be so much
fun.
All the auditions would be worth the price of it they charge
people to come
we'll have a paywall website, you can watch the audition
showing me all this. In fact, I think we could do a pay per view
special of you and I doing the audition.
I pay. Yeah, I know I would.
All right, my friend way too long. Once again, we're giving
people more value than they contributed. But there you go.
Put some in the karma bank. Hopefully we'll get some of that
back on Thursday. So missions, what are you going to be doing?
I'm gonna go up to the Petaluma and do a show and then I'm going
to come back and try to find it the origin of the birth the
foundation good I'm
going to be just all over the birth of foundation that's, I'm
I have to say I'm a little obsessed. I was actually I was
doing this Friday night even I was yelling at my computer going
I'll get you Bertha foundation. I'll find out who you are,
you know may not be doable on the computer.
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