Yeah, do shout out. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, December 29 2013. Time for your Gitmo nation media
assassination episode 578. This is no agenda closing out the
year with non can distraction bull crap from FEMA Region 60 of
The Travis high tide on Austin teahouse in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from the northern Silicon Valley Pacific Northwest, I'm
John C. Dvorak. keel.
Yeah, well, I had to stop John, just before we started because
we all of a sudden, we were talking about something really
interesting. Like, wait a minute, this is not being this
is not being recorded. It's a travesty.
It's a travesty. travesty.
I didn't. But what was it? I forgot? I forgot what
you That's how important it is. Oh, wait, I had sent you an
email I use Google Mail is for the first time this happened.
But we for some reason, Google Mail, which used to take big
attachments is is baulking at the idea. So this time, instead
of just like sending a dead letter and to nowhere, it says
it gives me an error message, which is I've seen for the first
time it says these attachments are too big. Would you like to
use Google Drive? Can
I just I'm looking at your attachments. And the total file
size for your attachments was is 27.9 megabytes? That's typically
too big for just about any mail server. Most won't accept over
10. I have mine set to 15. But I think for you I even have an
exception to 20. Yeah, when you're doing 20. And what am
what exactly is 20? What does that size coming from? You see,
what is the big file here?
It's probably one oversized file. Whatever the case, I'm
also encoding a 128 when it should be doing 96.
And there's that then. But anyway, so yeah, so
all I know is that squirrel mail, I got a 50 Mega gift 50.
But it's not squirrel mail. It's you know how email works. It's
not it's not the interface. It's
just the interface. Okay, let's so anyway, so it asked me to do
this. So I say okay, and so it sends you the follow up.
I know you made a mistake you were supposed to say, okay,
Google.
So I say okay, Google, and it sends it off. And then Adam gets
in bitches about it. And then then he makes he bitches because
he has to click an extra button. And so then he makes the
offhanded comment that email was never meant for such things. I
suppose we got into a debate.
I don't think first of all, I don't think I pontificated, like
Richard Stallman, or anything, the way you made that sound. I
think what I said is, I don't think email was intended for
these file sizes. In fact, I remember the early days of email
and file sizes, and one megabyte took exactly one hour to
download. And then the chick had her underpants on so Whoa. I
remember back in the day, this was it was never set up with
this in mind. But it could be.
And I had made the comment. Yeah, it would be with a slow
speed, you still had some limitations that were just set
by the slow speeds. But But I made the comment that when
ARPANET was developed in 1969, it was a it was done for the
military and academia, the military academia complex, it
Yeah, so they can send stuff around and it wouldn't be it
wouldn't be big files, because what else you're gonna say,
hello. You know, well, my you know, it
wasn't like Twitter can I am? Wow, what was that sound?
I was banging the keyboard if my hand is I reached up to grab a
cup. Okay.
I believe that the you you see p protocol, which was a part of
the newsgroups that that was developed for large file sizes,
we had tonnes of sip. So basically, forward, forward
store copy system, which has been long since retired,
although you can still get to a lot of these news groups that
were cached, I guess. But there was a there was a real system.
And it would break it up into into sizable bytes for dependent
upon the bandwidth. And we would have a very interesting, non
decentralised system that was working very well for quite a
while that was that was intended for, for files. And I think they
always been files that people want to send around. That was my
point.
Yes. I'm just thinking, yeah, you
reminded me of another off topic thing, and I hate that border.
The public with this crap.
Why not? It's the end of the use groups, whatever
it happened to newsgroups for like, that's what I'm talking.
I'm talking about news groups. That
is yes. But hold on a second. Do you remember that? There was a
programme that came out? You're
not doing it right. Go like this.
A, it was a news group programme that was out. I wish I could
remember the name of it because it was really I liked it. It was
like a search engine for news groups. And yeah, pretty much
Oregon. And then Google bought them yes, and then incorporated
them into the search engine music thing. You could click on
and look at new It just goes and then it just disappeared with
all the news groups and all the data gone.
What was the name of that? Member? Yeah, no, I remember.
And that member I know, I, someone's on my ass about that.
And he's right. And I catch myself saying it all the time.
It's really bad and then brought me SENATE MEMBER No, I remember
was what the maybe the maybe the chat room will know. So of
course, it was Usenet. Obviously. That's what we're
talking about. You're talking about that specific application
with the windows?
Do you remember that thing? I
do? Remember? And wait a minute. If it's remember that you can
remember. Yes, but what is member?
It's no idea.
Yeah, that's a real that's a that's a mindfuck, isn't it? If
you can remember that you should be able to remember deja news.
Yeah,
yeah. The Asia news. Thank you to Mr. Bobo chat. And now
there's the chat room is now on my study. I'm on their site
again.
Oh, wait a minute. Are we winding up the year with a
positive note for the chat room?
Yeah. When they come up with deja news.
Deja news. Exactly. And I remember Oh, my gosh, this is
gonna be a tough one this week. When I when I first was on the
internet's and I had registered mtv.com. And I would go into the
like, the all dot Music dot binaries or whatever. And I will
even just post the message. And and here's the typical, and by
the way, it was that guy. You're gonna ruin the internet with a
commercial crash.
Oh, yeah. Those guys. They were killing it during that era.
Yeah. Everywhere. They were everywhere.
This is a non commercial news group. You can't have an empty
a.com email address. Not kidding. Not kidding. This.
No, I remember that. That whole era disguise moaning and
groaning This is like the era. This is reminiscent show, I
guess. This is like that period of time that probably ended
about five or six years ago. When you when you lifted a image
from somebody else's site for your blog, or whatever. Yeah.
You didn't take the image? Because that's actually was
illegal. I wouldn't talk to people. Yeah, no, you would you
would use the link to it. You're stealing my bandwidth. You're
stealing my bandwidth? Yeah. I actually want to Blair, aren't
you and everybody else? I'd have been on a fixed monthly plan.
Are you? Are you paying for bits, but you're stealing my
bandwidth.
Let me give you this story. I don't know if I've told you this
story. You got it's got ding myself. You remember Gopher,
obviously before the World Wide Web? Of course. Okay. So I had
mtb.com and was a headless son three running at DGX above the
Chinese restaurant. And I and it was a son. It was son OS three,
I guess or whatever. So it wasn't even Solaris. I don't
know what it was. It doesn't matter. And so I I got the
binary. I think I might have even compiled the gopher demon.
Gopher D. Set up a gopher server. And I had like a couple
bits of what I call I think I called it cyber sleeves or
something. And I had little bits of news and snippets. And that
was about it. And then I got an email from the University of
Minnesota, saying that this was an inappropriate use of the
gopher server and I had to pay a $5,000 licence. What Yeah,
because I was I was using, I wasn't but they felt felt that
that was a commercial use of the gopher server. And I said, Well,
I don't have $5,000 And I did not I did not have $5,000 I was
really me Vijay didn't get paid a lot of money. And I cut a deal
with him. And if you Google Adam curry go for T shirt, you can
see it, there's a video of it. And they agreed and somewhere I
might have an email in writing that they would waive the $5,000
fee if I wore a University of Minnesota gopher t shirt on MTV.
This is just to show you how stupid it was. And they said oh,
okay, well if you do that, then oh, then we'll waive the $5,000
go first.
And there's a video somewhere on the on YouTube of me wearing go
for the go for T shirt. And I remember MTV guys going like,
what is that for that? Cuz they had no idea. They were like,
Hey, we were on AOL. This thing rocks who needs the internet? We
got keywords.
Keywords. Yeah,
well, this is this is you know what? It's I think it's
interesting sometimes to stand still and reminisce about how
far we've come where we've come from, and then to see that we
have Twitter today. Now more as a, I would say, has a higher
market cap than 50% of the Standard and Poor companies
based upon absolutely no profits. And just another
version of someone trying to monetize the network itself,
which is impossible, then you cannot monetize the network. Add
the just by making connections between people. This has been
tried time and time again, it doesn't work as you can get very
rich, tricking investors and speculators into thinking that
you're doing it. But it never works out. Ever. Name one time
it's really worked out. And you call yourself a technology
journalist. But seriously, some I don't think the only thing
that has truly worked. And I remember everyone it was search,
it's got to be Search searches. Search is going to rule the
internet. And boy, were they right. And of course, we had
Alta Vista. And you know that I think that eventually also was,
was that purchased by Yahoo, maybe who bought out to this I
think Yahoo,
I think it was Yahoo as a matter of fact,
but search was was of course gonna equate dropping the
ball with any one company, right? That would be Yahoo.
And it wasn't until essentially Google kind of tripped over the
idea of AdSense which also wasn't theirs I believe they
acquired that if I'm not mistaken. Yes,
they did. In fact, I ran into the one of the developers of
that of that code once for lunch.
And and that is you know, and that was genius because of the
the concept of searching and essentially getting advertising
back and and it may not look like advertising but wow, it's
advertising. Every almost every single link is advertising one
way that didn't just Rap Genius or rap guru, whatever just got
put into Google jail. Anytime on the internet you have a way that
someone can cut off your way to make money then it was never a
good idea in the first place. And it's an it's another failed
attempt at monetizing the network. The network is the
network. Anyway, that's I don't want to get in that rant too
early because that's bucket you know what hidden so this is the
conversation just got from us. The only thing we didn't talk
about was Fido net. We could have of course been on CNN with
Anderson Cooper. When you look back at the year what stands out
in terms of these kinds of scandal was yeah, I'm gonna go
to second it's like a buffet there's listen to this
roundtable of P of A retrospective. Laughing hyena it
I don't know it might be se cup or somebody I don't know. This
just this guy. The scan the buffet of scandal. The most
important story of the year is rob the mayor of Toronto. Rob
Ford. This is his this was so lovely. I want to be an American
patriot but it really is for me Rob Ford to I love a good
cunnilingus joke on the evening news. Who does? Wow, this is
this is your CNN people. cunnilingus. But wait, Anderson
can make it better.
My mom went for the romance. memoir about dementia has dated
and I use that term loosely. And she described one guy she was
currently dating who my mom was 85 at the time as the Nijinsky
of cunnilingus.
Write it down John show title Nijinsky of cunnilingus. Thank
you, Anderson. Made me proofread the book.
I was like, What is the point of that joke?
The point is to show you how useless mainstream media is
because when, when it comes to the end of the year, and they
just have to show up just to complete their timesheet. This
is what you get. Because God forbid there be any I don't
know. News. Now the PR companies are all on vacation. So there's
nothing to talk about. Oh, I'm sorry. Yes, no, there is
something to talk about. Why don't we get started really,
really early. We should start early on let's get it going. Now
speaking of Chris Christie, a new poll shows
that he would be neck and neck in a race with Hillary Clinton
if he were running for
president. There you go. Let's make it neck and neck now.
Why wait? Exactly because Nick I mean you were let's we should
remind our newer listeners I won't have the no agenda theses
which is like faeces
waiting for faeces joke,
they will forever have these candidates running neck and neck
no matter what. So they can extract as much advertising
revenue from each of them as humanly possible.
And here's how they do it. Listen, because this report does
go on a little bit but you This is so key, and it has to start
24 months out. That's kind of what it is these days. Because
more money more money Exactly. We need to get the advertising
budget set and he will actually talk about this in this piece.
The CNN LSA international apologise chris Christie Leeds
Clinton 48 to 46% with an error of 3% meaning basically it's a
wash
now they're going to bring in some to this, by the way is the
Huffington Post, who has these news videos and they have some
guy who is the executive editor who's at home. On his Skype
stopped before you go on, I have to make some mention of this. So
I'm what I had a clip for the last show and it's not
important, but let me just explain. The Huff, The
Huffington Post or a HuffPo, as it's commonly referred to by
these people has gotten is somehow gotten into the
mainstream media to a backhanded way. There was a today's show
segment. Last time I think it's on regularly, where the three
today show hosts sit in. dri Catbird seats, barstools next to
each other across from another stool, which is the Huffington
Post guy. Yeah. And they show photos of the week's news. And
they asked this called the photos segments, the best photos
of the week of the news, and they're not good photos. They're
just crap. And they show the photo and the Huffington Post
guy describes what happened. He tells what the new story is, and
the three of them are going to bring the clip back out for the
next show, by the way, because it's not I think about it, the
three of them giggle and laugh and all the while this guy is
describing the new story. This is a new show. This is the news.
People sitting there laughing and giggling at this Huffington
Post guy telling them what the news was. What is this? Well,
they're
so amazed that someone actually is taking time to talk about the
news instead of promoting their their corporations, other
entertainment products, they're tickled pink. Oh my gosh, it's a
news guy. Oh, my God, I didn't know they still existed. Because
that's all that's going on is promotion of other
proper Sure. But anyway, go on with this. The Huffington Post
person, Zack,
if this thing happens, it is gonna be one. And of
course, it's like some British accent type guy. This is this is
we know that this is kind of the the if you have
let's defer. In other words, the rest of the American public.
Let's defer our thinking and analysis to some British phoney.
Yeah,
if you've got a British accent you can get pretty far in the
news business here. Look at Piers Morgan, hell of a tight
race. Right. Right. I think so. I mean, maybe Australian or Kiwi
doesn't matter. It's that Anglo file thing.
I think Hillary Clinton's popularity is very strong with
with Democrats, I think there are a lot of progressives in the
Democratic Party who
just listen to this analysis because you're gonna be killed
with this. For three years straight, you're gonna hear this
crab are
holding their nose about the prospect of a Hillary Clinton
presidency, who, who will then shut up and vote if she actually
is on the ticket that will be very enthusiastic about voting
for the first woman president. Chris Christie has done a good
job up until this very, very bizarre traffic scandal of
painting himself as a good governing, you know, principal
person,
so I don't know what happened. I don't know what this this
traffic scandal is because our absolute scandal when if I saw
it or heard about it, I could completely pass through my
noggin. But this is what we're going to have. And they're
starting now John, they somewhere someone made a
decision. And once one starts, they all have to go, because
when it starts, then the money starts to flow, and they have to
grab it, and it's going to be the cool scandal. Oh, and then
you know what? Here's proof that it's happening. The New York
Times, The New York effing times comes out with the most
ludicrous year end analysis of Benghazi. And at the end of this
huge study, they've done John, the the innocence of, of
Mohammed or Muslims the video, according to The New York Times
study actually did have influence on what happened in
Benghazi. I am gobsmacked by this. gobsmacked.
A new report suggests there's no evidence al Qaeda played a role
in last year's attack on the US Consulate in Benghazi. US
Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans were
killed in that incident. And extensive investigation by the
New York Times concluded that the truth is very complex. It
suggests that an American made video criticising Islam did
spark anger in the run up to the attack. And that kind it did not
infiltrate Benghazi prior to that attack. Instead it blames
local militants. The report says the attack was not meticulously
planned but that it wasn't spontaneous either. And that
there were some warning signs it also suggests the current us
focus on fighting al Qaeda distracts from protecting
broader American interest.
So this is clearly the New York Times clearing a path for
Hillary because we had this is the this is the Albatross and it
has to happen now because we're heating up we got the Chris
Christie thing happening and we need to get Get this out of the
way and this is pure propaganda.
I mean, not it's written by David Kirkpatrick to is
isn't that the guy who did the Vogue piece on Hillary? I bet
you a
number if he did, he may have been he's been around for a
while. He used to be at Fortune. I've run into a number of times
we bumped heads. Let me read you the Chris Christie scandal. New
documents revealed that a high ranking official in the
administration of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie knew
that Fort Lee, New Jersey had issues with traffic congestion
around the George Washington Bridge, long before he
authorised a seemingly unnecessary study that closed
down lanes to the bridge. Oh, and made traffic worse. Wow.
That's it.
That's the scandal. Yeah.
Yeah, lanes were shoe were closed down. unnecessarily.
on Meet the Press this morning. David Kirkpatrick blamed the
video for the attack in Benghazi. I guess this was this
must have been this morning. Which we haven't seen yet. Of
course, Kirkpatrick is the Cairo bureau chief for The New York
Times. And the title of this particular pieces, David
Kirkpatrick of The New York Times gives Hillary a gift for
2016. Yeah, putting the blame back on the video. And no
mention of of course, the Times actually says there's two, two
things that could have happened here. They don't even take into
consideration the third, which is what we believe to be true.
This was supposed to be a kidnapping of the ambassador to
have an October surprise to solidify the win for the
President in his reelection bid. And it went horribly wrong. The
messaging was off everything. You know, Hillary
was coincidental with a CIA operation
that was going on right next door. Right? They move guns? And
of course, yes. And of course, the irony is that he won anyway.
And he was always going to win. It was only the media with a
bowl crap. Oh, It's neck and neck right to the end. Yeah. To
keep the money flowing. That actually freaked out the
campaign. They actually, if you read some of the backstory, they
actually were concerned that they would lose.
And the guy who, for the New York Times, again, the genius
who was always predicting it, which wasn't all that hard,
what's his name? Again, he had, like,
he went over to ESPN, he's the sports statistician guy, right
numbers. So
So where he could be making if you're in politics is more money
in politics than in sports forecasting? I would think
I would well, if you get with the right consultants, I'm sure.
This guy if he could be predicting the stock market, his
algorithms were so genius. He was unbelievable. He beat beat
out everybody. Everybody had it wrong. He had it right. Yeah,
yeah. Speaking of wrong and right. I looked into this thing.
Okay. So here's what happened. John, we got to receive an email
and had mentioned the Berkeley freedom club. And then John got
into this whole thing about the freedom club and the act of 1871
is what I found out that it's really about and where the, the
the claim is the United States in 1871, with the creation of
the District of Columbia really became a corporation for the end
most of the articles that you read about this for the evil
bankers, sometimes as evil Jewish bankers, just to add a
little bit on top of it. And that you know, your name
capitalised is your legal corporate entity name that you
don't own that the United States owns. Anyway, so So you look
into this and you call it a big phoney bullcrap. And
subsequently, so many words, well, kind of, and subsequently,
here's what I get. John is
he does that same guy. Why is he keep listening to the show?
Here's
a video that will prove it. And I get some guy like
let me exactly. That's the video. So I did look into this.
And I spent an inordinate amount of time going, and actually I
ran I'm sorry, no, no, no, it's I find it important because when
people email blanket things like he's wrong, this is the truth. I
mean, my airline tickets still have my name in all caps. That
mean my corporate entity is travelling and can I get a tax
refund? You know, it's, this is at there's absolutely no
evidence, no evidence and don't send me YouTube videos with some
guys saying there's evidence and putting some things up on the
screen. I looked at the act of 1871. I looked at the In 1874,
and because of course, in 1874, the 1871 Act was over, was
removed. And then there was the third act, I've read all I can
read, I can read, and nowhere. And let's just take even if it
was true, there is very little difference between a Corporation
and a country. And you've got great companies and great
countries and crappy corporations and crappy
countries. And it's all about the leadership and what you
allow to happen as a person. But it's a cop out, it's a cop out.
So what if we're a corporate even if it were true, so you
still get to kick people out, you still get to vote, you still
have a voice, but you've let yourself be completely
suppressed like a moron. And that happens in companies too.
What are you afraid of? Anyway, I got really angry at the
messaging that all came to me. And I would please send this to
John, I can't find you email. Oh, here it is. John at divorce.
act.org D vorak.org. John dvorak.org. I'll email them
tomorrow. What? What is easier to eat? And maybe people get
sick? It's funny that I get a rise out there I get angry.
Maybe I find it highly amusing.
It's, it's, it's frustrating. It's like, it's like the view of
this. It's like the Fukushima thing. And and I mean, and I
tried to stay away from this because, you know, yeah, I'm a
crackpot. But at a certain point, I have to, I just have to
stop pull the plug. Okay. So now there's this video. And this has
been sent to me by a number of people. This guy's on the beach
with a Geiger counter is going crazy, because the Fukushima
radiation is now in San Francisco. And here's the audio
from this guy's Geiger counter.
Background alarms going off, the alarms going off
sort of the levels we're dealing with here. That's the levels
we're dealing with. It's 150. CPM. And the alarms going off.
And so this gets emailed to me multiple times. Most people
saying I don't know him, him, but you know, you should look at
this because the guy's got a Geiger counter and it's going
beep. And here's a headline, Fukushima radiation hits San
Francisco, Fukushima radiation reaching California beaches. You
are you not? Why don't you did? You should be Oh, no, you're not
you're not saying I wouldn't go home. Don't go to San Francisco,
you're gonna die. Of course, when people have to realise that
if you're looking at these CPMs really, that's only a 10th of
the background radiation in that particular count CPMs counts per
minute, even though it's alpha, beta or gamma radiation with
this Geiger counter, but the way people are so open shifts be I
set the alarm at 99 is going off at 150 Well, yeah, you set the
alarm at 99. And if you really and I put the calculations in
the show notes from someone who knows what they're talking about
from a nuclear physicist get tired of doing it. But you have
to stop there's been 100 children dying of thyroid cancer
and Fukushima but that price is not talking about it. It's a
secret now that we didn't land on the moon, okay, I'm with you.
But this stuff has to stop all right. But here's here's part
is it a pet peeve show this is our theme we always have a theme
well let me let me add this you'll like this. And I think
there's more there's this is all about lies. So from from a very
young age. Not and I don't recall this happening when I was
a kid quite honestly. But now we are propagating that Santa Claus
is fine and everything and it's nice, you know, and we have a
little bit of a little bit of a little fight about whether he's
black or white or fat or skinny and if he comes from Holland
he's have slaves as Black Pete whatever it is, but then we have
the this NORAD and this is the military and we've seen the
video SP number two and we've seen the videos we've you know
how the the NORAD is tracking Santa and we've got f 16 flying,
you know, accompanying him to shoot off any evil al Qaeda
trying to down him. And then on Christmas Eve, or maybe was the
20th Yeah, Christmas Eve. We have the First Lady of the
United States. Michelle Obama taking calls they took 117,000
calls this year from children. And by the way, the website It
took 20 million unique visitors. It's amazing how we can set up a
website to track a phantom guy with a slave flying through the
air. But healthcare.gov doesn't work. It's pretty amazing how
our government is put together.
That is, that's a very good observation.
And we have a transcript of Michelle Obama. Here it is
photos and remarks from the First Lady's conversations with
children while tracking Santa. And I wish I had video or audio
because it would make it so much more entertaining for the show.
How old are you? Colleen? I'm six. You're six. What's the
number one gift you asked Santa for this year? Child Inaudible?
Yes. Well, you've been good this year. Have you been a good girl
this year? Yes. Mrs. Obama? Yes. All right. Well, I think Santa
is on his way to your house. So you'd better go to sleep because
he won't come home and he won't come until you've gone to sleep.
Okay. Yes, that's okay. And then as we move along, the first lady
starts telling the children I'm gonna see if I can find here.
Yes. Hello, is this Ella child? Yes. Miss Obama. Hi, Ella. This
is First Lady Michelle Obama, by the way, she really say that.
Hi, I'm first. This is First Lady Michelle Obama. She may
have just been reading a script. I'm here today. Yes, she was
reading a script. Here's your script. Hi, Ella, comma, skip
logic. This is First Lady Michelle Obama, your name here.
I'm here today helping the folks out at NORAD Tracks Santa. And
is that what you're calling for? Are you calling to find out
where Santa is? Child? Yes. Mr. Obama? Well, yes. Well, I'm
looking on the radar screen and I see his sleigh I see a sleigh
with eight tiny reindeer and right now he's over South Sudan.
That's an Africa. And then she goes on about South Sudan to
Sudan to every kid. Oh, he's in South Sudan. South Sudan's, yes.
He's in South Sudan right now. That's Africa. Make sure you
know, and maybe next time you read about South Sudan, you
know, when we drone some kids there from Djibouti, then you
will know what's going on and you'll be prepared. Disgusting
John. Way to tell kids to fake guy with a sleigh Over South
Sudan. I mean, the fake guy with a sleigh is one that we're
tracking him through our most sophisticated radar technology
is to but that is over South Sudan. Really?
Wow. That'd be Clip of the Day.
If it was a clip. Yeah, I looked believe me. i Oh, please let
there be some video. It's just photos. Yeah, photos. And yeah,
South Sudan, South Sudan. So then I think over Rwanda. Later,
Oh, it's over Rwanda now. So they're actually let's see, how
long would it take to get from South Sudan route to Ronda, with
AIDS flew eight reindeer. Oh, Mr. Obama, it's 20 minutes
later, I think you should talk about Rwanda. Also within easy
flying distance with the drones from Djibouti?
Sad. Well, that's just the way it's not. This is not getting
any better.
No, it's not it's not getting any better at all. Especially
with Hillary
in office.
Well, yeah, Hillary in office. You know, I, as I reflect back
on the end of this year, human beings that just they will, it's
all we have egos, and we only care about ourselves, and we
will do anything to screw somebody else to make ourselves
feel better, we'll do anything. And it's gotten pretty bad. You
know, I'm, this all sounds, I'm just losing faith in humanity.
I'm losing face to have you Is this your revelation? This is
what happens and you get up there in the years and all of a
sudden, you're like, hey, wait a minute. Humans are assholes. And
they're pretty much just mean to each other all the time.
Well, you know, I think that's the appeal. I finally started. I
was gonna have it finished, but I'll probably have it finished.
By Thursday, I finally started watching House of Cards. Ah,
very good. Very good. And it's like everyone in this about the
politics of Washington. People should definitely watch if you
have a Netflix account, it's free. I also started rewatching
Rubicon, which is also free for a prime account on amazon.com.
So I would that's also worth watching again. But so I'm
watching this thing. And Mimi seen it a couple of times. And
she's I said, these people are, are all every single Is there a
sympathetic person in the show? They're all a holes. They're all
backstabbers. They're all duplicitous. They're all creeps.
And Mimi. Yeah, no, that's it. They're all a holes, everyone in
Washington. And what got me about that, just that that
thought is, how is Obama with all these tech guys sitting
around the table in Washington DC, referencing the show? As if
it's some sort of he'd like to be like that guy. isn't it?
Yeah, yeah, no, you're
absolutely right. I wish I could be like him, because I get
something done.
Yeah, so it'd be a bigger a hole.
Yeah. Wow. Yeah. It's sad man. Well, anyway, as we wind down
2013 G John, that didn't take long pose,
this is the kind of thing that was expected to happen at some
point. But I'm surprised it happened so fast. Nobody really
thought Duck Dynasty was going away. The show is too valuable
to add. And it's too valuable to the Robertson family.
But it's interesting that it's only took about a week between
the time the suspension was announced. And now the time
that's lifted.
Oh, facepalm. I can't believe it. They've lifted the
suspension on the Robertson fellow. Wow. Gee, what a
surprise.
Yeah. Yeah. Well, besides you predicting it was walking down
Broadway.
Yeah, but within a week, pretty quick. It was a little quicker
than apparently it was like, somebody really got the phone
call. I think it was just somebody down from Comcast
Central.
Oh, yeah. Well, if you follow it, but you have to follow the
way anyway. I
mean, we didn't approve this promotional stunt.
Who signed off on this PR, this PR job here, which goes, Wait a
minute, what is this check you sent to this company? Exactly.
So they
kill that quick, and then we'll just disappear from all known,
talking about things disappearing. So I had I'm
listening to the rundown going through ABCs news rundown as you
know, should we watch to it on let's do it online or watch them
online. It's a good one, like a one minute commercial, and then
a minute. It's a horrible commercial ratio. But I'm going
through and then all of a sudden, they play this clip
right in the middle of things, is the WTF clip. It comes out
and boom. They're playing it 14
years after he was convicted for the torture murder of 33 young
men and boys. John Wayne Gacy has been executed. He died early
this morning of a lethal injection in an Illinois prison.
Whose ABCs Erin Hayes.
Wow, hold on a second. First of all, magic number in Chicago,
Illinois. I love it.
Hundreds had waited outside to hear that John Gacy had finally
died after last words he called his execution and injustice.
Casey was given a fatal injection of chemicals can you
had was gasping or choking or something and then, after that
was pretty much nothing. In the execution chamber and IV was
placed in Casey's arm. Three chemicals were to flow through
one to knock him unconscious, another to stop his breathing
and a final one to stop his heart. But,
John, we're more humane with dogs. Why don't we just chop the
guy's head up? Did you hear the oh he was choking and he
couldn't breathe and no and then he died. Put this on TV people
that there
was a problem that killing chemicals got clogged.
Oh second chemical didn't completely go in in the first
instance because there was a jailing or clogging in the line.
It took 18 minutes for Gacy to die about four times longer than
expected and his attorneys insist that may have meant
excruciating suffering for Gacy. No one deserves to suffer. The
particular method that they're using here is inhumane. Casey's
prosecuted though, said he had little sympathy for someone who
had killed and tortured 33 young men, he got a much easier death
than any of his victims. In my opinion, he got an easier death
than he deserved. This is not the first time and execution has
gone awry in this country in Texas injection lines leak
spraying chemicals at witnesses. Florida blame shot out of one
man's head as he died in the electric chair. Alabama and
electric chair malfunction requiring two tries to bring
death that's our first season right there. Opponents of the
death penalty say executions are at times torture, and that no
matter the crimes of the individual is wrong. The state
of Illinois plans a review of its lethal injection procedures
thus far no more executions have been scheduled here. Erin Hayes
ABC News Chicago Wow. Okay,
so number of things I want to get to before the besides the
amount of messaging in this this old news story my wife walks in
she says all they finally killed Geisha said stent. She says I'm
sure that the all the Appeals is what made it go on forever. I'm
thinking No, this story is from May 10 1994. Peter Jennings the
guy at this front of the story has been dead for why is this
news story sitting in the middle of the rundown. It's not it was
a May 1994. There's no anniversary. There's no
coincidental date. There's no explanation for the story being
in the rundown. They just got laid.
There's got to be a reality show on the way
there could be a reality show channel was 33 things in there.
There's It could be finally she, I'm talking to her about this
later. And she says, you know, maybe there's like some message
in there for some, like, you know, robots. They had to run
this, again because it triggered something. Hey, what?
What channel was that? This was on the
ABC News website, where they have all the news stories, one
after the other with the commercial and in between each
one, and it would just show it up right in the middle of it
all.
Okay, I'm just Googling ABC reality show execution.
The name of the reality show would be death row, of course.
And it would be about guys on death row.
Let's just say ABC reality show death row. Let's just Google
that. Definitely. You never know. I mean, how long am I
predicting this? This is going to
happen. I know you predict this commonly.
So China has the show, but they've got I guess I get what
they have a death row show. I think it's called isn't? Isn't
there some but it's it's about people on death row. But then
I'll actually go all the way through to the execution. I
don't know. It's probably one of their
cases. I found this extremely disturbing. Yeah, I have no idea
why it was going on then I find it even more disturbing that my
wife thought it was
I actually i i intellectually, I'm like Jama gay. So that was a
long time ago. But when I hear this, I'm like, I don't know. I
could have easily believe that happened yesterday, too.
Yeah. Why?
Because the man on the TV said so.
Exactly. It's like we've already lost track of some of the most
important or important in some sick way. Events. This happened
in 94 this was like 20 years ago. Wow. And it's it plays like
well, this just happened some suggest he killed a guy it's
about time to SON OF A BITCH had been killed years ago. Some
suggestions
from the chat room death dynasty for the reality show. Or hohoho
you're on death row. Kinda like ah, yeah, that's but you know
what, John? Big even though it's, it's 15 years too late.
I know, because it's just bad gig when I started to hear.
Actually. When I first heard it, I had the same reaction, except
when I saw it. I saw Peter Jennings on the screen and I
immediately know your
story. You know, that was wrong, of course, of course. But
I can see where a half of our listeners just right now we're
thinking the same thing. That's why he didn't see anything in
the meantime. Right. I find this very, very disturbing.
Well, there was of course, some actual news and it was planned
perfectly. It was planned right alongside the cover up of the
John Wayne Gacy execution. The Super we had to distract from
that. Also, you probably noticed you didn't hear a lot about the
Duck Dynasty guy going back on the Duck Dynasty, you probably
that would probably was not top of mind. But oh no, we got
something good. We got something Case Closed. People probably
knew
details about last year's massacre at Sandy Hook
Elementary School, and the man who went on that deadly killing
spree. Today police released 1000s of documents from their
investigation, including revelations that killer's mother
had considered moving to our state and enrolling her son in a
special school.
So I have a couple of reports here from different news
networks regarding this and I of course downloaded all of the
documents, gigabytes worth of documents, a video of photos,
there is pretty much absolutely nothing new. But they're going
to Richert regurgitate again, instead of actual discussion
about the crime scene, which Oh, I'm sorry, it doesn't exist
anymore because it's been levelled. And these things tend
to happen with really, really horrible, questionable
incidents. Now they, they tend to break stuff down and ship it
off to China and turn it into coins commemorative coins. So
Sandy Hook Of course we'll all we're going to talk about is the
crazy kid, not about anything else, but we have tonnes of
videos inside his house. Look at the computer hard drive he
smashed, which by the way, there were multiple computer hard
drives, and there was tonnes of information they got off of hard
drives, but they make it sound like impossible it was he had
smashed it so we will never know what motivated him.
ABCs Marcy Gonzales has more.
It is now a closed case.
The investing John. closed case everything else you're about to
hear is irrelevant. gation into
the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School concluding
today, with Connecticut State Police releasing their full
report. The 1000s of pages
STOP STOP, STOP STOP. This woman is not. Soledad O'Brien but
sounds exactly like Like I've noticed his voice is cropping up
with a number of women announcers it is a very specific
sounding voice and solo that he's the one that first one I've
ever heard use it isn't you notice that yes, absolutely
and it has a sense of urgency so it's it's pushing moving you
forward but not really delivering on anything other
than the than the word of it
right the voice itself creates the sense of which is weird
because she when she started doing that, that voice, it
urgent voice she was like on the fast track could be I had you
know, top star at NBC and this she got sidetracked ended up
floating all over the place and now she's doing God knows what.
But this voice that this woman has when every time I hear it, I
think a soul a dad?
Yeah, no, it's it's a little different tumber Tommy, but it
but it is the cadence and the urgency and the case is now
closed,
covering witness statements and nearly every other
every other nearly every How would you like it? If I talk to
you like this the whole time? You would think my God, this guy
really has some kind of issue.
detail of the investigation. While graphic images and details
were redacted. The report does include video showing shell
casings on the floor of the school where 20 students and six
educators were murdered.
Remember, it's 20 students and what happened to the youngest
most innocent 20 of the youngest and most innocent and it said
six educators
wait yeah, why do they keep doing that? There's some
messaging going on with that and i wish i i don't know why. I
don't
know what but again, what we don't have and it turns out this
is Connecticut law that the victims are never I'd not even
identified by name. They are the names have been redacted. All
photographic evidence is blacked out on these PDFs that I that I
downloaded everything in the video is redacted. We know from
the from the previous report that the Blix ballistics are
100% in every single case of all shell casings inconclusive that
these were fired from the Bushmaster inconclusive It says
it right there black and white. i But but of course we couldn't
talk about that because that would bring the wrong the wrong
sense of urgency. inconclusive. There's a picture of the Glock
that he apparently used to kill himself with. Spotless, spotless
this Glock is I really examined this not a speck of brain matter
or I don't know how he killed himself because why tell us? I
thought he shot himself in the head. Spotless not as not a
speck not nothing completely clean last
December, as well as images from inside killer Adam Lanza is home
a gun on the floor of his mother Nancy's bedroom gun on the
floor, where she was shot to death in Lance's bedroom to
videos and
how can we don't see a picture of her shot to death? I need to
see some of this stuff. I'm sorry. You can call me a
horrible person but I I need to see it. I can't believe our news
media. I can't believe I just don't believe you. So
it was garbage bags covering the windows. And there were images
of the computer police a lens of smashed destroying a potentially
key piece of evidence that could have helped investigators learn
more about how the 20 year olds plan the massacre. And why.
What's very clear is that he was thinking about committing this
crime.
There was a motive was not determined. There are details
giving insight into the killers emotional issues, and his
obsession with mass murder.
I haven't even heard someone talk about someone like this
since Adolf Hitler when he was in the eagle's nest. That's
right. That's right. We were inside with guns on the floor.
Do you remember when we first attacked a story? And we had
those clips that have all seemed to have disappeared? Where the
next door neighbour says yeah, he seemed like a normal kid. Oh,
yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Just a kid, you know, it's pretty I don't see anything
weird at all about him
or hadn't seen him for 20 years that we had one of those
neighbours? Oh yeah. Well here let's let's listen to Algis
zeros way. This is a news model, actually. And Al Jazeera I have
to say is getting pretty good. They've got news models. Have
you seen them on aja?
No, no I have not I have Aja took LG zero off my ID or they
moved it or they added removed it on my dish now we're gonna
word is
oh well they've added it I have a j a baby. I got AJ now. And we
have news but we got pretty girls pretty good age at what is
your name? AJ a. That's Al Jazeera America.
Oh, no. Okay, what about the girl's name?
I think it's at the beginning. I don't know get your mind doesn't
matter. But
Stephanie the report is roughly 7000 pages long, and it gives
the most detailed picture yet of Adam lanzones fascination with
guns. and violent
again. It doesn't tell us anything about the murder.
Anything that really happened if there was a murder gives us no
evidence whatsoever. It has exactly the same active
custodian guy, the 911 tapes. But hey, you know what, most
importantly, we've got 7000 pages of incredible detailed
look at Adam Lanza.
Still, his motive remains a mystery. The report includes
videos, photos and recordings of 911 calls. This footage of
lenses home shows that in almost every room, there were guns or
materials related to guns.
Oh, yes, I'm sorry. She says guns are materials related to
guns and then they zoom in to a closet and way back in the
closet. There's a target with some bullet holes in it. Which
by the way, I have a couple of those laying around my side. I
always keep
them laying around as you do. They're cool shit.
By the way, a new range opened here in in Austin, just south of
Austin. And you know what's great about a new gun range? No
bull crap. No one has complained yet. So there's no crazy. We
were blowing up cars. They had this range has just some cars
that and they put Tannerite on top of that and you blow up the
Tannerite and on the 26th of December we missed it. They had
machine guns. And then you could you could just rent a machine
gun and blast for a while. Fantastic. But of course you
know, that means you're probably prone to killing somebody
like ammunition and receipts for gun purchases. Lanza shot his
mom in their home before heading to Sandy Hook School, where he
killed 26 people. The report includes images like this but
photos and videos of the young victims at the scene are
withheld or blacked out in 1911 Call a wounded kindergartens.
Now
listen to this. You'll recall this 911 call this is where the
woman said and there's another another is a state trooper on
the lines like um shot in the foot. She's really calm. You
remember that? John? Morris? Yes,
we're the only ones you ever played that clip she's really
calm
and says no look this you know, I'm here. There's six other
adults in the room. The doors closed, but it's not locked. And
she was it was a very calm and collected call. Now here is the
news model. And she's going to remember we should get that call
and just play next to it. She's going to tell you how the call
went and see if you if you feel any more agony over
a wounded kindergarten teacher says she's with her class in
their room. And she thinks the gunman is in the hallway. The
dispatcher says, Can you stay on the ground there? The teacher
responds, we can but my door is not locked. He asks, is there
any way you can lock it? She answers No, he's out in the
hallway. And Stephanie, the State Police Commissioner wrote
a letter accompanying the report. And he says he hopes
it's released though a difficult for families will help them
heal.
Now I'm not quite sure why it would help the families of the
victims heal. Other than I don't know the cover story is
complete. But you know, we heard the the 90911 tape and it didn't
sound anything the way she said it to she was shot in the foot.
There was no mention of that she was wounded. Yeah, wounded, but
no shot in the foot. And she sounded way different. But you
know what? I'll tell you why don't we just bring it all
around with this report back to the original narrative. The day
this happened on the day itself? What was the reason? John, what
was the reason that this happened? Do you recall?
No. As a matter of fact, I've been lost in translation.
They'll bring
it around. And they've somehow have facts and proof that this
is why this happened. Just over an hour ago. Authorities in
Connecticut released the MSNBC by the way full state police
report on the Sandy Hook shooting.
Now the report includes 1000s of pages with some information
redacted as well as images some of them
graphic related to the How do you know their graphic if
they're redacted lady
elementary school rampage by Adam Lanza. We're coming through
the details now. And while there's still no clear motive,
one early finding based on an interview with a relative shows
Adam lands up may have been angry with his mother, who was
his first victim for volunteer work that she did at Sandy Hook
volunteer work that was confirmed and a thank you note
to Nancy Lanza dating back to 1999.
There you go. Perfect interview with a distant relative which is
a part of this 7000 pages really proves that he was mad. Mad
because his mom
letter dated back to 1999.
a thank you letter. Thank you for your service
in 1999. Yes.
And that's why that's clearly why he was mad. Because he's
crazy. And his mother, she worked at the school. You know
what? So all of this stuff they will be they'll they'll slip up
somewhere something will happen and the web will find it the
internet will find that if it's there and I feel
horrible already found tonnes of Stein oh
but I feel horrible about this because it it feels so wrong
that they have to question what happened but every picture John
not any when according to the stories they had the one child
was taken to the hospital died in the hospital. That never
happened. That we have the coroner sitting l bodies are
still in there. We left everything in there. We didn't
take anybody out. There was nothing was none of that
happened. I'm not crazy. Ah, boy, I just I just get super. I
get super
thank you for your courage and everything else.
I found it. Yeah, you did. You found it. Thank
you. Well, actually, a lot of people sent it to me. That's
right, John C. Dvorak. Thank you for your courage and in the
morning to you
in the morning. In the morning to you, Mr. Adam in the getting
the courage curry. Something Yeah. And in the morning to all
the ships to see boots on the ground feet in the air subs in
the water and all the Dames and all the nights. Both of them are
out there.
Yes. And thank you human resources in the chat room. No
agenda stream.com. Good to see you all lined up ready to go.
Looking all party. Thank you to our artists dictator. I provided
us with the album art for episode 577. And I will say
again, I'm very happy that apparently, if you wait a while,
it also works on the new podcast app. But it's not immediate, you
have to add a couple episodes have to come through and then
you get the album art. But it's working on a whole bunch of
other things. So this is good. This is very, very good. Very
happy about this,
though. It's like a work in progress to get these systems to
even do what they're supposed to do. I blame you. You invented
it.
Yeah, well, no, what happened is Apple improved it. And they
improved it with all this proprietary stuff. And so that's
it says iTunes, by the way, he
actually hand code this stuff. Yes, I do. How long does that
take?
Well, okay, so here's the here's the here's the post production
process, besides the show notes, which takes, it's pretty
automated. But I do have to make sure I have to go through it to
make sure all the credits are right and make sure I don't
leave emails in with people's email addresses or other things
they don't want disclose that to be very careful about that. That
part goes pretty quick. But I have to edit the file. Take off
the beginning, the ending add a fun little opening to it as
well, which means I have to post process the whole thing has to
render out. And then once I've done a blog post with the show
notes, I copy that in I have a little thing called Feed feed
creator or something. And it does some of the iTunes tags,
but not all of them. Nothing really does.
I think
you said you asked. Very. But I actually have to hand code this
line in every single time for the album art because there's
there's no programme I have the please don't email me with all
your great ideas. Yeah, this app does it all. runs on Windows NT.
Yeah. Oh, I got a lot of that too. A lot of John doesn't know
shit about Windows eight. You made me cry people. I don't care
if there's a small Skype app. I don't care. Send it to him. I'm
glad you think it's funny.
It's hilarious. People always John doesn't everyone. But I'm
so disappointed John for not I know. Good eye for that one to
you that you could download a regular version of the Skype and
put it in the regular Yeah, well, that's not what I'm doing.
Okay. Go and get it. I got it from the Skype. So site and this
Skype site nowadays doesn't really have an alternative to
Windows eight.
Hey, forget about that. Ma'am. This is our last show for this
year. Our last show the next show will be in in January. And
oh, someone sent me an interesting note about that. He
said he has a great donate. I love this. People really trying
to help us up. I've got a great donation amount for the first
show of the new year, which will be 579. The amount the amount
should be 579 A dot 11. Four in a row. Perfect fit. Like yeah,
we'll see how many people give us that.
Why is 579 Such a good to do number bear and 578 or 560?
Well, it's a sequential file. I have seven 911 numbers
579 11 That's interesting. It's different. Anyway I'd like to
kill are like the ones we missed right? All 1340s coming up this
year by the way we missed 1314 Get ready for it
we missed a lot of good ones
right it was let's thank a few people who helped us out on show
578 including the know people that belong to the 578 Club
Richard Sir Richard Bagwell, 123456 and Jupiter Florida this
is my third annual contribution this is every year I have 123456
I had to get an Emmy for the years and to keep the streak
alive. It's going to ask for some job karma because in the
past the past job karma I've received I can continue donating
like just because of it okay, sorry I can't get that sentence
out but because of the apparently the job current was
kicked but with him, thank you for your courage and giving me
the hope to continue living the American dream of just getting
by cordially sir RS Bagwell jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's
vote for jobs.
Thank you very much, sir richard Bagwell for your annual
contribution and huge support of the best podcast in the
universe. And this surely brings him up to s3 a baron.
I think so. Yeah. He should
he should look and see if I don't think that's on the on the
list. Is it? Do we have him listed as a change? I don't
think
let let him Let him tell us what he wants for his barony? Yes.
What protector it
meanwhile, the Duke of Silicon Valley Sir David Foley came in
with a second nein nein nein Nein. does enjoy this bucket of
nines hopefully it will help with Christmas donation or
vacation donations vacation it did as a matter of
vacation. But you know, are we going to take vacation in 2014?
That no. All right. I tried. I think we can do working
vacations. I don't think is that hard. I know this year you had
to get away from it all.
Well, the way things are going you know how hard it can be?
Named the song. The gun to crucify me? Yeah, all right.
Sir Brian Ferguson in Foothill Ranch California 333 33. As for
JCD I can do songs from the song the song not the lyrics as per
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give me a little girl yay. No conflict. Karma. Baron net Berg.
Burford. That's what he calls himself.
Okay. There is no real conflict. You You've got karma. Nice.
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And James Wells from Flagstaff Arizona whose note is unfined
Both he has one he just sent us a donation of 300 bucks and
we'll make it we'll push him up to executive producer. So we
have four makes it nice and balance. John from The Hague to
2750 Hey, Adam and John the donation should land my
knighthood accounting included with the email kindly request to
be knighted as Chevelle yay. John shovel Yeah, John.
Nice.
Additionally, I'd like another round of real estate karma from
my smokin hot girlfriend Nancy says it worked great last time.
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Nick guys Mende to 2222 in Waterford, Michigan. Hey you
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donation counts is to make it rains. Please call up Diane and
Vera my dad's obat friends stage. I had people in the mouth
guy we'll do. We'll do another segment at the club probably
next Thursday. Yes. Or next Sunday. One of the two. I hit
people in the mouth constantly. I'd have by that time writing
these down. I have my laptop outfitted with an in the morning
bumper sticker and you know my daughter has I don't know where
these stickers came from but she has a clear in the morning
bumper sticker that she puts on her suitcase really? And she
walks around with it and it just looks like it was described a
suitcase was made for this bumpers I've
never seen these and I don't know where they came from there.
Was there clear. I do have a And
I do have a painting of you wearing a wearing uniform.
I don't have I have my laptop outfitted with an in the morning
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the magic number karma. And he says thanks no agenda is one of
a kind Keep up the good work.
Okay, no problem. You've got karma. It is indeed the magic
number. We still don't know what the magics about.
But it's what it is dates and then we can close down the show
blank Israel $200.02. It's a palindrome. Sending this
donation from a rest stop somewhere in Virginia nuts,
actually would be Virginia peanuts. If you think about it.
This should complete my knighthood. If possible. I like
to be known as the Knight of procrastination. Since I told
myself I would complete my knighthood in 2013. And I
slacked off like normal until the last possible opportunity.
And I get some moving karma with a kicker of Adam's choice for my
upcoming move to Connecticut from Connecticut to California.
Thanks and keep it up in 2014. Yes,
indeed. And we will be uniting you the night of
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Just no match
just when we kill off the character we get a jingle for
him.
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right slaves I saw that movie speaking of slaves. The butler
Oh yeah, the butler Have you seen it? No.
It was pretty good.
I don't see things until they show up on HBO
head well this is Mickey's you know the SAG Awards thing? She
gets all the movies now.
All right. You get all the movies for free. We're on the
bender. Yeah, well,
and you know these are all the Weinstein these Weinstein guys.
They know how to do it man. No wonder they win so much. They
almost hand deliver these DVDs. He's, it's every day Bing Bing
Bing. Here's another word off another Weinstein production.
That's not a bad movie. It really Weintraub the Weinstein,
that's Harvey Harvey. Oh, Harvey Weinstein, Harvey and his
brother. A pretty good movie, I would say. And it certainly gave
me an alternative view that I, of course I intellectually knew,
but had not really had not been portrayed or depicted before my
eyes until this movie about the the path from the civil rights
movement when I was born literally in 6364, all the way
through to the election and inauguration of President Barack
Obama, from an African American, ie black standpoint. With some
historical context, which was pretty was pretty well done.
There were some things that went off. Really, such as the movie
really made it look like John F. Kennedy was killed. Because he
said something about segregation in the South. I'm not kidding.
It was that it was very, very closely connected. That was I
thought that was an unfair. I thought that was revisionist.
Only and there was something else Oh, yes. When Martin Luther
King Jr. was killed in the movie, there's rioting and it's
and it's completely obvious that the black writers are breaking
Jewish shops. We'd like you know, literally almost like you
know, Weinstein's jewellery store. And I thought that was
maybe maybe I missed something. I'd never heard about that. But
it really made it look like we had black on Jew violence. So
those things were I was dubious. Yeah, though. But man,
propaganda film. Oh, wait, it was a Hollywood movie.
Oh, but Mariah Carey. A scene she had she hasn't doesn't have
a single line in the movie, which is very, very well done.
In the beginning. Lenny Kravitz is in this thing. And you have
no idea as Lenny Kravitz you like a shit this Lenny Kravitz.
He's good. In a good actor. It was anyway it was really it was
nice. I would recommend everyone have a look at it.
Yeah, we'll find a bunch of screeners in the house. I
probably would have a look at it. Yeah, I know you would. So I
have a few interesting clips. First of all, just since we're
slamming immediate the beginning of the term as a put this in
here, this is a I just got the biggest kick out of this story.
There's some guys shot up the shot up his first he shoots his
wife and he goes and shoots his old boss and just takes care of
a lot of grudges and shoots themselves. Of course. And
that's that's one of the
seems seems to be the way you do it. These days. We used to just
go and shoot people and then we go okay, arrest me. I didn't
mean it. But now you got to shoot and kill yourself.
Yeah, so I have the shooting spree clip. We can play. But the
better one is there's this black woman I guess she was in Texas
and she shot her husband. And then she moved to Seattle and
then she moved to Michigan or someplace and they finally
tracked her down dead key that fire you know, dead cold case.
They found her it was a big deal. Big story all over the
place. But it wasn't the story that was even remotely
interesting. This is the murderer caught clip. It wasn't
the story that was interesting. It was the way they they handle
the you know the man on the street. Oh, yeah. Actually give
us any insight they have stay put. And I just thought this
really set it all for 2013 in the media and just making the
public. What it is
Do you not have was indicted in Texas back in 1977 for trying to
kill her common law husband. Investigators from a cold case
unit tracked her to a suburban neighbourhood outside Detroit.
She apparently avoided being caught by moving to Seattle
vento Michigan. She married and even changed her last name.
I'm thinking like now I need to be careful you know like you
never know who is your neighbour like you live in a quiet
neighbourhood but you never know who's lived behind this door you
know?
Stay home people be fearful do not do not leave your house
never know who's living there could be a killer
you know this. This brings me to an email we receive from
producer Brad and for those who are new to the show our
listeners are producers and boy is Brad a producer. Adam listen
producer recently got an email at work which is a for profit
education institute, a probably a charter school that included
the following, which appeared to be from a form not sure if it is
or not. There have been several incidents involving armed
individuals who enter occupied buildings with the intent to
physically harm the occupants, men, women and children. The
Federal Emergency Management Administration has developed an
online instructional course to address this type of situation.
Yes, John. This is the active shooter course from FEMA 911.
What is the nature of your emergency? Somebody with a gun
in the main entrance to the mall and active shooter situations
are unpredictable and devolve quickly.
Are you prepared now? That's how that's how the course starts
off. Would you like to I don't have clips but I have a few
choice little bits from this call. I
would I'm all ears go. Okay. And again,
this is Brad who did a great job of copy pasting and giving us
all kinds of nice little excerpts understanding active
shooter incidents. One of the slides here, active shooter
incidents are becoming more frequent according to FEMA.
Well, I think that's probably a lie, we have the data to show
it's not more frequent. All employees can help prevent and
prepare for potential active shooter situations. An active
shooter is an individual killing or attempting to kill people in
a confined and populated area. We're gonna write that down so
we know for sure that's what an active shooter is. Typically,
there is no pattern in the selection of victims in an
active shooter incident. Common motives include anger, revenge,
ideology, and untreated mental illness. Are you catching a
pattern here? Good practices for response include being aware of
your environment and any possible dangers, like the guy
with the gun, taking note of the nearest exits in any facility
you visit. So wherever you are, just like an aeroplane, the
always be looking for the exits. You never know. If you're in an
office, stay there and secure the door. If you're in a
hallway, getting into a room and securing the door and as an
absolute last resort, attempting to take the active shooter down.
Here's the primary goal of law enforcement and an active
shooter attack is to eliminate the threat
as the exact wording of the douchebag cop who essentially
was reading from this memo,
which douchebag cop, is this, the douchebag cop? Oh, yes, of
course. Yes. As the first responders primary
responsibility is to eliminate the threat, they will not be
able to stop and help injured persons until the environment is
safe. Officers may arrive in teams with tactical equipment
such as vests, helmets, rifles, tanks, officers will need to
take command of the situation. Expect to experience officers
shouting orders and even pushing individuals to the ground for
their safety. Saving the crap out of you. Additional officers
may arrive in teams these teams may wear regular patrol uniforms
or external bulletproof vests, Kevlar helmets and other
tactical equipment. They may be armed with rifles, shotguns and
or handguns, they may use pepper spray or tear gas to control the
situation. They may shout commands and may push
individuals to the ground for their safety. And finally, you
really need to be vigilant. current or former employees
typically do not become violently and unexpectedly
instead, they display indicators of potentially violent behaviour
over time. Remember, John, this is part of the training. But you
need to be on the lookout for current or former employees who
may be displaying indicators. That's right. For example, days
before the office shooting at a software company. The shooter
angrily confronted management over personal financial issues.
One member of payroll target told her family that his
behaviour frightened her. A few days later, the shooter then
asked two of his co workers to sign his will. The shooter at
the warehouse incident was fired six months earlier for poor
performance. It was reported he showed up late or missed entire
days and was argumentative explosive outbursts of anger TOC
a financial problems and repeated violations of company
policies are just some indicators of potentially
violent behaviour. In order to help prevent potential active
shooter incidents, we must alert a supervisor or other official
if we believe an employee or co worker exhibits potentially
violent behaviour. So here it is. Indicators of potentially
violent behaviour by an employee may include increased use of
alcohol and or illegal drugs. Unexplained increase in
absenteeism vague physical complaints, noticeable decrease
in attention to appearance and hygiene. Depression withdrawal,
resistance and overreaction to changes in policy and
procedures. Repeated violation of company policies increased
severe mood swings, noticeably unstable emotional responses,
explosive outbursts of anger or rage without provocative
provocation, suicidal comments about putting things in order,
behaviour that may suggest paranoia, ie, everybody's
against me. increasingly frequent mentions of problems at
home escalation of domestic problems in the workplace, talk
of severe financial problems, talk of previous incidents of
violence, empathy, with individuals committing violence,
increase in unsolicited comments about firearms, or other
dangerous weapons and violent crimes. Maintain your strength
citizen.
How is this not everyone?
Your jurisdiction is in peril. Of course, that's everybody.
People bitch and moan. That's what they do.
In fact, I'm reporting you.
Why? What did I say?
Well, there's all kinds of increases in your issues. Like
what? Well, you've had explosive outbursts of anger or rage
without provocation.
Never.
There's definitely increased use of alcohol. No, I'm
actually cutting back noticeable decrease
in attention to appearance and hygiene. I haven't heard you
clipping your nails recently. That's
only when I'm doing the show.
And you have repeatedly violated company policies.
Well, they're bad policies. There's one thing that I thought
of when they mentioned the kind of bogus excuses for not coming
into work. Yeah, I had a supervisor when I was with the
air pollution district, who was always advised everyone, he
said, You have to make sure you use all your sick leave, and
time off. Just don't let it build up, right. So another, so
you should still be the way to go. And it happened, I actually
got managed to do this, when you quit, you have no sick leave,
because they they don't pay for sick leave. After when you quit,
they do pay for time off that you may maybe they do depends on
the company. But essentially you want to, you want to leave a
zero, which means just simply, you know, all your time off when
you could. And his main thing is if you're starting to accumulate
too much sick leave, take off Fridays, or Mondays and call in
with general malaise. And that's
on the list. It's on the list. Master day say save all around.
Now, he's hoarding in there. He's collecting. Oh, he's
archiving all kinds of what is he building in there? And one
one, what is the nature of your emergency? Somebody with a gun
in the main entrance to the mall? Active shooter
situations are unpredictable and evolve quickly. Are you
prepared?
I am now thank you Federal Emergency Management Agency.
So So anyway, I ran into the you know, that fat thing that came
in went, Oh, the fat fat talk. Tyra Banks, apparently had to
get in on this. Oh, yeah, of course, clip so she was on her
show. She had a website or some YouTube video or something I
just said, you know, I mean, this woman who I find her to be
one of the more knowing personalities on television.
Hey, what's up, I'm Tyra Banks. And this is parade rewind. When
I was a little girl in elementary school, I was very
outspoken, but not necessarily in the right way. So like I
would talk a lot in class and get sent to the principal's
office. And so I like that now I can shift my vocal mess for a
positive. So I just found out I'm number 57 on Twitter. And
that's so amazing number 57 in the entire world, it's like,
wow, where does that come from? Because there are people that
are way more knowing that I am there are a group of people that
I like to follow. And they might be like sarcastic tweets, and a
lot of them are teenagers. Like I'll follow them and like oh my
god, Tara, thanks for falling into ninth grade. I'm like, Oh
my God. I'm working with Special K to fight fat talk. There are
so many Wait
a minute, she's in on the Special K promotion.
Yeah, God that, um, that do fat talk, but look in the mirror and
say that they're not good enough. So I want to put a stop
to that, you know, and there's so many different ways that we
can be better like a mom can say, You know what, I'm not
going to do fat talk in front of my daughter. I'll try to improve
my body. I'll try to eat healthy and I'll try to work out but I'm
not going to say that I'm disgusting in front of her so
people can get involved by sharing your shirts. So what I
did is I did a selfie of myself, and I did a picture of me going
She, and I did a selfie clip, and I hashtagged it by that
talk, I say to start with one thing at a time. First of all,
look in the mirror and find one thing that you think is
beautiful. What I have one friend is like I got the cutest
sneeze, celebrate those knees. That's the first thing. And then
the second thing is if there are things that you don't like, you
know, that's human, that's okay. I don't miss modelling very much
because I have America's Next Top Model. So for the past 10
years, I'm creating photoshoots executive producing the
television show. And I do look back to those modelling days
when it was just some people on your nails somebody in your
hair, somebody on your makeup, and you're just like, it was a
pretty non challenging life. But it wasn't easy. You know,
there's a lot of isolation with modelling, you're by yourself
constantly stopped a clip.
Thank you for your courage and everything else.
Wow. That was pretty bad. Ah, you
woman is the worst. She's so full of herself.
You wrote a column I think that I saw the other day. Was that
somehow I was thinking about it, how it related to this. Maybe it
was about the code.org. Maybe that's what it was? somehow
related to Okay, I see what it was in PC Magazine was a good
column. By the way. Did you write this before Christmas?
Must have?
Probably I don't know. Maybe I don't what was it?
Well, it was kind of, well, of course, you see code.org as a
ploy to sell more computers, or I'm sorry, I have to skip this
ad one second. And that was really handy. PC Magazine.
code.org is dumb. And I said that and if you want to see how
dumb it is, watch some videos on its tumbler. But then, so what's
the point of all this? This is actually this is very good.
John. America wants more students to gravitate towards
STEM, science, technology, engineering and math. This is
turning out to be harder than anyone in power expected. And
here comes the genius of your article. For one thing, boys and
girls are dissuaded by the social norms to care about STEM,
they look around, see that too many people in these fields are
unemployed, and they bail, which is hipster talk. And the
American curriculum is being dumbed down proven by declining
test scores, test scores. Despite teaching for these
tests. Kids can't find Missouri on a map. But these code folks
are pushing for the schools to buy computers and tablets. Maybe
that will help help the computer company's bottom line that is
based on what's popular on TV. The media only extolled the
virtues of singing, not the virtues of a STEM education.
Teens are more likely to be watching and admiring some idiot
driving his bike off of a roof on YouTube than anything else.
That my friends is writing.
That's poetry. Yeah. Poor Yeah. Borderline poetry. Singing I'm
just I was watching. Should I watch the voice or America's
next singer or? America's Got Talent or just so right? You
dance and sing? Yeah.
You nailed it. That's why I liked the that's why I liked the
article so much. You totally nailed it. totally nailed it. A
couple of things that are bubbling out bubbling under
bubbling around. Interesting court case. You will recall in
2010, we change the rules of engagement, but also the rules
surrounding incarceration time for people who are dealing crack
cocaine versus people who are dealing powder cocaine. And if
you're dealing crack cocaine, you can pretty much get sent
away to prison for life. And without a doubt, so this was
hang in there. What's that?
You needed some water?
It's okay, I'll be okay. And the and of course, this was seen as
inherently racist, because crack cocaine is used in poor and
according to the debate at the time, predominantly black and
Hispanic neighbourhoods, but I would say black most specially
that's where the crack cocaine is being used. So people who are
poor and are dealing drugs, the poor people's drug, get thrown
into jail, possibly for life while people who are dealing the
rich folks drug, which of course would be white. They get they
get it's much easier on them. In fact, just look at that guy from
Florida. You know, the even he was using he didn't even didn't
didn't even have to go sit down one day in jail. The senator or
I think was Senator. Yeah. So there was a court case and very
interesting that the N NAACP was not on honest about this. The
court case, results around the reformed ratio from 100 to one.
So 100 times the punishment for crack cocaine to 1x for powder
cocaine to 18 to one. So for some reason, still, we have to
have crack wood. And really, is there a difference? Not that
I've ever smoked crack, but okay, so somehow that changed in
2010. And the idea was that it would be applied retroactively.
So that everyone who's been in jail instead of your 100 to one
sentence, or dealing crack, you get an A, you get reduced to 18
to one. And the Obama administration, specifically,
the Justice Department and holder in particular, sued to
have that overturned. This, I got this from the Black Agenda
Report, by the way, which is kind of cool. You got no agenda
got the Black Agenda. It's like the, like the Black Panther
fraction of the faction of the no agenda show. And, and so the
NAACP reports on this neglects to mention that it was the White
House, and in particular, the Department of Justice, who
wanted this overturned to keep people in prison. So it's not
retroactive, do not do not apply this retroactively. And of
course, we know why. Because politically, that would that
would be too hot of an item for the prison industrial complex,
ie the prison state that we live in. And there it is, there are
the two for most black men in the country. You can't get much
higher than that. Who do not want this to be applied
retroactively. This this incredibly racist issue that was
not even overturned, but adjusted in 2010. I was blown
away by that. And the fact that no one reports on it, except the
Black Agenda. Well,
we're I think we really need to be honest about it. We've
stopped being blown away by people not reporting on good
topics.
Okay, I should use a different language then. I'm not sure what
to say
there. I mean, I've been trying to do Oh, there he goes. Again.
I mean, there's a million things you can say. But we're not yet
honest. It's all within if you're gonna be honest with
yourself. You really, yeah.
Yeah. It's true. It's true. I'm not really blown away. It's
true.
I'm disappointed to say the
least.
disappointed that disappointed but not completely stunned by
the simple fact that they don't care, though they're told not to
report on I mean, they're all and they're all in bed with the
White House. Let's face it.
Yeah, it was kind of funny. There was a lot of prayer and
don't rob grant reroute stuff going around with he did his his
hour long keynote for the computer chaos club in Germany.
Which was and he did it via video conference. But
no, he's not gonna. He's not gonna leave Brazil ever. All
these things. He's supposed to be at South by Southwest.
I bet she's not coming to South by but she's gonna be on video
conference. Yeah.
He does know Skype. Yeah, it was pretty funny. I know. And by the
way, can somebody go visit him and show him how to make
himself? It's not Skype with one of those shotgun mics off of a
cheap camera. He should be miked. He's always sounds like
he's in a bucket.
Yeah, that's that's definitely not great. But he also
extremely annoying he is and so I only
really started watching the video this morning around 730.
And it's an hour and I was in I was doing a lot of other stuff.
And I was like, Okay, I'm not
going to his dumpster, which was just a testimony video. No, this
is the keynote that he did for he did a testimony in front of
the One A European. Oh, no, no, I
saw that. I saw that. That was Yeah. And it was the same thing.
It was unwatchable
but unwatched, but he
tried to clip but he tried to do stick on the on the and let me
tell you, I'm doing stick on a video conference is not a good
idea. Because you can't really get the timing of the audience
of them laughing. You can't really feel what's going on. And
then you're making all these pregnant pauses to kind of, you
know, to let the the audience fill in with the laughter and it
falls flat and it's very uncomfortable to watch. And he
starts off by saying I almost lost the most important story of
news in the history of all mankind because I couldn't
figure out PGP and just the way he said that, you know, it's
like, not like I I almost lost the opportunity to change the
perception of the American public in the world. No, no, I I
almost lost the most important news story was an egomaniac, but
he did do some funny stuff on me. Same BC, which I want to
play, cuz I'm an equal opportunity offender. And this
did make me laugh and like, yeah, you go grande green route,
don't rob. But Glen, some
people have looked at the journalists who smoke student
has chosen to give information to speak with a select group of
journalists. What do you say to your critics who say that you've
become more of a spokesman for Edward Snowden?
I think that's ludicrous, is what I say to that every
journalist has an agenda. We're on MSNBC now where close to 24
hours a day, the agenda, President Obama and the
Democratic Party are promoted, defended glorified, the agenda
of the Republican Party is undermined. That doesn't mean
that the people who appear on MSNBC aren't journalists, they
are I think every journalist has a viewpoint. My viewpoint is
very clear. I don't hide it. It's that I think what Edward
Snowden did is very admirable and heroic. But at the same
time, the ultimate test of a journalist is is what you
publish accurate and reliable. And I think with regard to every
story that we publish over the last six months, there hasn't
been a single correction made to any of them, very few of them
called into question. And I think that's the ultimate
question when it comes to is this journalism.
Of course, when you're showing it to the White House and the
NSA and the CIA all upfront? Know, there's not going to be a
lot of question because they're fine with you publishing two or
three pages from a full PowerPoint deck that suggests
something. Sure, that's, yeah, of course, they're not going to
question that. Well,
how come they first on MSNBC didn't ask that simple question.
Because she was too busy defending MSNBC. I think
the point is not so much about MSNBC and what happens here, but
more that sometimes when you talk about Edward Snowden, you
do defend him. And some people wonder if that crosses a line?
Sure, I do defend him just like people on MSNBC defend President
Obama and his officials and Democratic Party leaders. 24
hours a day. 24 hours a day. I know not everybody but but a
lot. A lot of people on MSNBC did.
That's where he screwed up at the end. He shouldn't have said
that. That was unnecessary. He was way ahead and then he went a
lot of them do. No, no, no, no, no, no. I thought that was kind
of
Yeah, he blew that. That was he got defensive and he should have
said, but it was I thought it was good stood the line would
have been in well, that's interesting. It's news to me. Or
just anything something glib,
yeah, yeah, exactly. The brush it off a little more. Yeah.
Yeah. No, he's he's in he's in fight with the it's funny. He's
fighting the media now. It is the ultimate circle jerk. Where
he's now fighting the media. It's no longer about the actual
story. It's about grand green route. And how he's, you know,
justified and bought him. Him. Him him him him.
Yeah, no, that's true. We're stuck with Glenn Greenwald for
the next couple of years. Now.
We'll see. We'll see. I'm not so sure about that. But what would
you think's going to happen? I think he's going to change
careers. I think he's gonna stop being a journalist. I don't
think he I don't think what I don't know go back to law or
something. I don't know he
consultant. Yeah, maybe. Let's change topics. Lingerie Football
League.
System is that somehow a theme that comes back every year at
the end of the year? tans
toned. And just as tough as the guys know, these aren't pro
athletes. They're The Girls Next Door. Some even moms. I feel
really good. I feel like we had the momentum weeks halftime
in a football locker room.
Shut the door, even though their head coach is not at all
pleased. After 18 years of coaching men, Coach Hatfields
the biggest compliment he can pay these ladies is to treat
them just like the guys. The worst defence and such stops
you. You guys are much better than this. Welcome to the big
leagues, the legends Football League, where ladies dressed in
nothing but a bra and booty shorts, play football.
None of the players get paid. So her day job, we're gonna
consider that information together first selling life
insurance. Her brother's Simeon rice played 12 years in the NFL,
and even won a Super Bowl.
Wow. Why did you throw that on me? Why was that really
necessary? Yep.
Because there's a line in there. And there was a line that came
up later in the show. They don't talk about this is on Nightline.
And it's one of those anxious women there. Yeah. Can always
this was this was on Nightline. Yeah. It was on Nightline or ABC
one of the I think it was night like it was on a new whatever
show. It was a major news item is seven and a half minute
piece. And they don't get paid. They mentioned this and they
gloss it over. Hey Dan, later they said they have to be
playing a league you have to have insurance but the league
won't pay for the insurance. And if I get injured, the league
won't pay for any of it.
That sounds like I don't know slavery.
So I'm watching this and there's a bunch of desert girls do So,
you know, essentially bras and panties are playing football to
a crowd of people and it's broadcast on some cable network,
and they're not getting Now, two things come to mind one, why is
it that the issue of the story instead of just a puff piece for
the league? A, which again, is the news media's fault? They
don't give a crap about anything. And be how can this
can't be like twisted into the Chi, I wonder why women don't
get as much money as men. If you're gonna volunteer yourself
to work for free, yeah, in a game that's actually a rugby
sport that you can injure yourself easily. And one of them
was a dentist worried about our hands. You know, you don't start
moaning and groaning or asking for League you know, they're
gonna ask for legal recourse, don't play don't work for free.
It's that just that simple. Now, the world is filled with people
that are working for free, and it's killing everybody. Anyway,
this but I find this extremely annoying that they would run a
piece like this talk about how these women are working for free
in a commercial operation. This is the same by the way, you're
going to be every somebody out there you get invited to talk at
CES. Ask them how much they're gonna pay. Yeah, I can pay. Why
are you doing it? Zero? Yeah. Good. Well, for the publicity,
you're not getting any publicity from any of these things. It's
good. We all work for free.
Yeah, I agree with that. I think that's a very, that's if there's
any advice you take away from the no agenda show in 2013.
Don't work for free. And a lot of people do it, particularly
when it comes to show business. And I've seen this all my life.
Oh, yeah. But you know, it's goodwill. I get interview
requests all the time from the Netherlands in particular, where
you know, I'm still famous for all the wrong reasons,
right? You're famous for all the wrong reasons, all the wrong
reasons. And we do have listeners from there
than we do. And they'll always say, Oh, can you come on the
show? And I'm like, uh, you know, I live in Austin. Oh,
yeah. So you're going to send me tickets or, which I think would
do two round trip tickets and maybe a hotel that would
consider going on a show and expounding you know, espousing
some of my logic. You get a trip, at least, and the answer
is always the same. Oh, well, we thought maybe you'd be in town
anyway. Oh, really? And you want me to spruce up your little
television talk show? Well, it don't you want the exposure
against the critic casters.
Now this is I get invited to events every so often. Oh, get
your professional VIP. You're gonna fly me there? Well, no, we
don't have a budget. We'll give you a cool oh, you're making
money on this thing. Luck. You're not gonna fly me there.
We'll give you a quill badge.
We can't do that. We don't stand in a budget. We can't afford it.
Well, then why you go Oh, you want me to spend the money to go
to your crappy event? Yes. On my dime, right. Yeah,
exactly. You starting to figure it out. On this is the PR is on
MTV to apparently.
Oh, there you have it all. It all makes sense. Now Viacom V
basters. Yet MTV. We're always notorious for not paying people
enough or nothing or or
union busters at the only shop I think still in New York City
that is non union. In New York, that's hard. It's hard. Yeah,
it's very difficult non union shop to
buy off the lot of people. Well, that's what cost you more in
fees to keep the union than if you were unionised. Now, Tom
Freston was pretty good at doing stuff like that. He was pretty
good. I have to say.
Well, that gets what, what? Flu season.
I see the clip already.
Turning now to a health alert this morning. We're seeing a
real jump in the flu across America. 10 states are now
seeing widespread outbreaks up from just for one week earlier.
Let's go now to Dr. Jennifer Ashton, who's in Boston this
morning. Dr. Ashton, good morning. Wait
a minute. Let me do sound effect.
How severe is the flu we're seeing at this point in the
season? Well, Dan, in terms of severity, it's really the same
severity that we've been seeing so far. This flu season hasn't
peaked yet. We expect that to happen in January, February. But
what's changed recently is how many states are affected, as you
said now 10 Straight states reporting widespread flu
activity that's up from four. And if you look at a map, it's
everywhere from Alaska and Wyoming to New York. And right
here in Massachusetts. It's interesting to see how spread
out it is what flu strain is predominant. And
you know, John, I don't know if you've looked at this graphic
that we have up on the screen, but my God, it's interesting to
see how spread out is Have you seen the colours? Have you seen
all the orange? I mean, there's orange here and there. And
there's some red and I mean, it's just it's very interest.
What are the
signs and symptoms of this particular strain? So puking so
far with states A reporting to the CDC into their local health
offices are the influenza A h one and one strain. This is the
strain that causes the pandemic and 2009.
Oh, it's bad. It is contained. And well, we can do it. Thank
you very much for bringing it back beat this
year's flu vaccine. So it's well matched to the circulating
strain. And we have to remember, the symptoms are not subtle.
This causes very high fever, severe headache, chest pain,
body aches, cough, you can remain sick for a weak and
remain contagious for up to a week after that. Oh,
well, this is exactly what I had. But I've already had the h1
and one in 2009. So it was not as severe as it was. I had I
didn't even really complain on the show about how I felt.
You did this time? No, no,
I didn't. Today, I didn't complain about not feeling well
today.
No, not today. No, you're okay, now. I'm totally okay. But I had
your voices down at least one dog biscuit.
There already have been deaths. And unfortunately down we do
expect there to be more. So you get the flu. You're not going to
be questioning whether you have the flu, it won't be settled as
you said, correct. Here's the question you hear all the time,
especially when we get to this point in the season. Is it too
late to get vaccinated?
Oh, whoa, hold on a second. Oh, let's take a look for a second
here. I'm going to put $20 on No, it's never too late. How
about you John C. Dvorak. What is your bet in this?
Gonna say it's never too late. Never
too late. I'm saying not too late. John says Never too late.
Let's go to the videotape.
Absolutely not it is not too late to vaccinate.
Oh, I think I wait.
No, I said not what you said Never. No, it's just not too
late to get the vaccination and you said never I said not
you said Never.
Remember the flu season goes up until April. There is plenty of
vaccine available about 145 million doses were made this
year.
Oh, we got it. Can we can we sell that? Can we give it away?
Who's How
does take about two weeks for you to get that immune
protection. So you should talk to your clinic. Your pharmacy
your doctor about getting that vaccine right now. And you know
we have to remember this is not a bad cold. I actually had h one
and one a few years ago I do not smoke I do not have asthma. Dan
I thought I was gonna die.
Oh hold on. I smoked cigarettes and weed at the time in 2009. I
got h1 and one I stopped smoking momentarily. At no point in in
our in a week. Did I feel I was going to die ever.
Here's the thing that is kind of overlooked with a story like
this when she comes off with off the walls is bull crap. You
know, these are the people that are that are all in on this
vaccine. How come she didn't get a vaccination? How'd she get it
in the first place? Oh, God, she listened to her own new stars.
Oh, it's never too late. Josh ever got one.
John C. Dvorak on the ball again, noticing that little
little nitty gritties and I'm sure the guy asked her that
right in the light in the remaining 11 seconds of this
report. He'll say horse not
very serious and needs to be taken seriously. I think I
remember that. It really knocked you out. Dr. Ashton Thank you
very much. And again, just a hammer. She's
a doctor. No less crap. Oh, crap. I you know, this doesn't
happen very often, but I'm gonna give it to you again. Yeah,
yeah. Yeah, she's a doctor.
Yeah, she's a doctor and she got another one. She wasn't taking
her own advice because she's probably good reason cuz she's,
like so transparent. Nobody notices of course. Oh, she got
sick. That's terrible. I better get my shot.
Good punch line John like that a lot. I was good. Well, I have a
little follow on clip I've been keeping for crap three weeks now
many people believe daily supplements will keep them
healthy. But a panel of experts reviewing three studies on
multivitamins finds no evidence supplements prevent chronic
disease or death and they should be avoided.
Have you followed this? Why? Yeah, I have but why avoided
well, because they can actually kill you by no evidence
of benefit and there is evidence of harm are recommended harm
evidence of harm, and as don't waste your money.
Previous research has shown beta carotene vitamin E, and possibly
high doses of vitamin A can increase death, and that other
antioxidants have no benefits. About half of people in the US
take multivitamins. It's a massive industry taking in about
$30 billion a year. The council for Responsible nutrition
disagrees with the latest review. It argues supplements
are an appropriate option for consumers who aren't getting
enough nutrients from food or you Dr. Robert Graham agrees
there may be an argument to continue taking a multivitamin
to replace or supplement and you're not healthy diet.
Yeah, you're just not this goes by the way. Hello, man come in.
Yeah, are you Oh, where's bill? Oh, I'm the new product manager
for Centrum. Oh, okay. Well, I'm with ABC News. So we need to we
got a couple of spots open for you guys on Thursday night.
Wednesday night, Friday night. Saturday night, Sunday night.
What do you think? Oh, no, no, no, no, we're cutting way back
on our advertising. We don't think it's very effective on the
television. Oh, really? Cut to Article.
Hello. Hello, ABC News. Advertising division. Are you
calling from the field?
Yeah, they were losing our ass out here.
What's happening? What's going wrong? What's what's what's the
problem?
They stopped advertising the Centrum product. And a couple of
these other vitamin companies have bailed on us. We gotta go
after him. Now
hold on a second. Let me call over to the news division. They
know what to do with these people.
knows that they know.
Wait for the ring. Hello? Hey, news division. Hey, listen, we
got a problem with the Centrum Guys can you I don't know do a
you already got a piece and that can we'll run it tonight.
Put it right after that doctor who never took the flu shot
that's a good one too. We'll get to pick up we'll pick you're a
real asshole by the way the news division Do you have a green
visor when you talk like that?
Yeah, do shut up
Oh, that was a good one. All right. Well, thank you very much
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That's the lowest of the slots but I'll take it you got to deal
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Oh, yeah, you bring your own tracks.
Bring some tracks
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Quick note here from Serge GQ. You know, we always if, if our
Knights have something important to say, Adam, John, thank you
for your courage. Please let my beautiful wife Steph know that
quitting smoking is difficult pictures to follow. Dude, he
sent me like some really pornographic shit of him and his
wife. Nice. Do you want him?
I sent him out. These are gonna be grossed out with the rest of
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Well, interestingly, she's smoking.
Okay, boy, that's what she's trying to stop.
Hey, yo,
I do have to read from Callum Mackenzie's nobody donate 3333
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on I've been on the mothership boarding pass for the last third
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knighthood I'm not expecting the mothership to launch anytime
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anyone now that spaceship? Can I ask for a short shot of karma
for all no agenda monthly subscribers and for me to be
knighted? Sir Burke of Gitmo?
Absolutely. And it's Gitmo nation independent wild haggis.
Yeah, well, he's, you know, he makes an excellent points or two
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does happen. This is beautiful to see that he's been doing this
29 months. And we thank him for his courage for that. But also,
he says something interesting about Richard Branson and I put
in the show notes under the out there. Category. A very the
probably the best moon hoax explanation Moon Landing hoax
explanation I've ever read from 2009 It's called wagging the
moon doggies. And when I read this about Richard Branson, I
thought to myself, you know, it's interesting why we are now
it's been 47 years. Since we landed on the moon, and we did
this. How many times did we land on the moon eight times.
I don't remember the number anymore.
And it was interesting, because you remember who was president
during all these moon landings?
I believe was Lyndon Johnson.
Yeah. And Nixon a lot of right later was Nick Sanborn. And, you
know, you will know what was going on in the world. When
these guys got in as we had Vietnam. And we were kids were
getting blown up everywhere. And there's riots in the street.
Yeah, whenever something bad happened, we just threw a bunch
of guys into our, into a Cigar Tube and said Go land on the
moon. And we loved it. America was great for it. But I don't
understand why Richard Branson of all people. Here's a guy who
has access to capital. He has an international airline. He has a
United States airline. Why made off the record business. We
should add? He has record labels. He's got an island. He's
got all this stuff. Why is he dicking around and he can't even
get this one little rinky dink, you know, 400 mile into space
thing together. When there's enough people who would pay
tonnes of money to land on the moon and bounce around. It's
kind of cool. You know that? That gravity, which makes you go
slow motion. It's funny how gravity does that? Why doesn't
he do that? Why doesn't he go all the way? It's It's so hard.
Why doesn't Elon Musk do this? It seems like that there's so
much more money in that. That's what I mean. Come on. It's Elon
Musk.
Yeah. Yes, SpaceX he has he has all these rockets. Why didn't
you do that? That's it's 47 year old technology. You just put
some of that gold aluminium foil to protect yourself from the
radiation around, you know, the legs of that lunar module thing.
And you have that, you know, well, I
think I think the gauntlet is the challenge has been missed.
And,
and I and I really am very disappointed. In again, Elon
Musk. That dune buggy thing that folds out of a suitcase.
Whatever happened to that technology? That was some cool
crap, man.
Yeah, I don't even know what you're talking about.
Is lunar, the lunar dune buggy? Oh, yeah. The dune it folded out
of a suitcase. Yeah. I'd love to have one of those.
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A bad picture of us
what's the worst picture? Oh, so
yeah, like yours better than mine. You get a bear on your
shoulder.
Man, but it's an old picture. I have my it's my old glasses.
It's my old hair.
good though. You look better than I do.
You look really dapper.
Yeah, a little too dapper. I'd
say. I think you'd look dynamite actually. Yeah, although you
have you don't have that. You don't have that flesh wound from
the hockey puck. You got hit with apparently no one told me
about that. I had to find out about that on some show. Yeah,
yeah, the hockey puck thing. By the way, that's what all abused
kids say. Is me me beating you again up there man. Hockey puck
fell down the stairs and a hockey puck hit me in the head.
Are we doing predictions
for the goal? You know, and the guy slaps the thing back at me
hits you right in the head and hurt like hell are we are we
doing predictions? Let's do predictions a little later. I
want to ask you a couple of questions first.
Is it multiple choice?
Just one? No, it's just as simple as the essay.
Okay, let me get my I'm gonna get my number two is
Bill Clinton swearing in this de Blasio guy from New York City as
the new mayor
of New York. Well, he's a Clinton operative and this is
this is what you do in in there it's the what's the how the mob
does it you know, it could Clinton will also take them out
when it's time. And then he can say I brought you in.
I can take you out. You didn't find this peculiar.
No, not at all New York politics and ever since he, this de
Blasio was Hillary's campaign manager for for senatorial run.
It makes total sense. I know I don't I don't see I don't see
the problem. Why would it be a problem? He's not a
problem. I just find it peculiar. He's not a New York
away he gets it. He does have a totally new he hasn't Harlem and
he's not in politics there. And when does the next president
start? You know, swearing in New York City Mayor's I mean, that's
a that's pretty peculiar list. I don't know that it's happened
before. When
does the First Lady teach children about Santa flying over
South Sudan? I mean, come on, what's more realistic?
Now let me ask you a different question. Okay. How come only
our tea seems to be the only network station that is covering
the riots in Turkey.
Because the Russians have an inherent interest in Turkey
because all of their pipelines and the future trans Eurasian
rail line which they're doing with the Chinese will run
through Turkey
I do think the Russians want the air to get out because there
really no I don't this this rise I mean, nice sitting atop of the
news on RT
Well, this is a good question. And I have two entries in the
turkey heading for the show notes. One is that the and this
is from I think yes, Associated Press. The quote rift with US
based cleric widens is the title of this. And this of course, is
the the Gulen Movement, run by the guy who's in Pennsylvania is
placed there by the CIA and the State Department as if there's a
difference for Tula Gulin. I have to think that the rubble
that is being orchestrated the rubble as you call it, is a CIA
move because this guy is is essentially causing this
scandal, which I don't think it has to do with the riots per se.
Tom, I would think the Russians they they don't want this rubble
they want it to be relatively stable I don't think they're on
the causing crap sandwich side do you?
Well, I'm my consideration is the fact that the only people
covering it and they're not covering it from a perspective
like you mentioned that this is this character, Petula goose
Yeah, that guy is behind your the US intelligence is behind
you or anybody else's behind it. They're covering you like like
this guy like the the earth begins gotta go.
I think it's air to one I think that's it.
I'm sorry air to one dared again is missing. No. Okay, well,
well, this makes sense.
That military again, it's arid again,
but I think you pronounced it Erawan I think it's it's kind of
the gene kind of
find out why you why you tell me your thesis. I'm gonna put it in
the in the name pronounced or what they have to use now and
again,
then. Okay, have the name pronounced or pronounce your
last name? And then I'll believe the name pronouncer If it says
Devorah and not the river.
No, they don't say Devorah. Jacques.
What does it say? I
won't say divorce job forever again.
No, no, no, I hadn't expected that now. True.
Okay, here we go. I've got pronounced name. There's two of
these things pronounced names.com is one Um, let me see.
Oh, I can't run it because this is Windows, Rorschach. Oh, you
ran it? Yeah. Divorce Jack. Yeah. Your son jack or jack.
Yeah, that's mispronounced. Yeah. We'll do it again. Okay.
Bert are going bourbon. Okay,
so this thing sucks.
Okay, that sucks. You got to find the other one. But anyway,
that's just beside the point. Something's amiss. That's all I
have to say.
Okay, here's what's a miss. The economic minute miracle that was
Turkey, which expanded 10% annual rate of GDP in 2000. They
doubt about it, the lira. It's at the lira. The Turkish Lira
has collapsed. Its thing is collapsing. Now we can't
discount the Chinese and all of this. Do we have any any Chinese
China News where they're going besides the fact that they're
lending money but and selling the missiles? I think I think
it's two sides. What riots exactly are they showing? The Rt
are showing
some nasty riots? Like no, although again, we remember the
newsletter from a few weeks ago where they had that great photo
showing the guy standing in front of a set of people that
look like they're protesting remember that one? Yes, it is. I
mean, you don't know because of the way they shoot it but there
are some long distance shots that looked like it was you
know, 10s of 1000s of people burned into place down making
rubble and they will do way the RT handles it it was like, you
know, I was beside myself because they they are you know,
interested in news, especially now more than ever that the news
arm of the Russians. According to AP, many
believe the probe and this is the probe of several members of
his Cabinet who have had to resign who have been fired. The
probe was orchestrated by followers of Pennsylvania based
spiritual leader, Petula Gulin, a moderate preacher, whose
network of Muslim believers command a global empire of
Business Media and education interests. Well, I think that I
think that sounds
like staff rose Blofeld sounds like a James Bond guy.
It kind of sums it up as far as I'm concerned. Divorce Jack's
ball sack. Sorry, I don't know where they shut up. I don't know
where that came from. Gulin was a government backer until
recently, but the power of feud between air air dog earth god
and Gulin has become increasingly public. In recent
weeks, Google has prayed that quote, God bring fire to their
houses. This is a good article. And Erdogan responded with a
promise to quote go into their caves and expose them. Neither
side has named each other directly but they have left no
doubt as to the target of their words. This is pretty serious.
Bring the moderate preacher wants to bring God to bring fire
to their houses. That's fighting words.
Hello is a falling out and you can basically assume that
there's some corruption involved on both both sides. I mean, I
don't buy this Gulin disguise story at all. See what it says
into Wikipedia about him?
Do you have do you have a half an hour?
But by Googling, a sad sack I never realised he says he's just
a sorry looking guy doesn't look that moderate to me.
He's running it father. Nobody
wants a horse.
Of course, he's not moderate. But I don't know about sad sack
I, you read the book of knowledge on this guy, and you
start getting pregnant we have. We have a producer who is
feeding me as much as possible about what's going on. It's
where I get a lot of this information from and he's on top
of this. He's really investigating a lot of what's
going on even he is not quite sure, but I'll ask him about the
Russia connection. But the only thing I can see, geopolitically
is all of the gas pipes from when not all but a majority of
the gas pipes run through Turkey. And the Chinese are in
there with their missiles, and they want to have a railroad
built which the Russians will also benefit from so
yeah, so here's the here's the thing in the in the Wikipedia,
that's interesting. Views on contemporary issues. Gulin is
criticised the latest ism is a politics rooted in a philosophy
of reductionist materialism, blah, blah, blah, who cares. But
he's also argued that Islam and democracy are compatible, and he
encourages greater democracy within Turkey. That's us. That's
our approach to this. That's what we'd like to see because
then we can manipulate it right. He argues that a secular
approach is not anti religious and allows for freedom, which
is, of course, Turks have always been secular, at least since
that Ataturk. According to Google, in a domestic
democratic, secular countries, 95% of Islamic principles are
permissible and practically feasible. There's no problem
with them. And the remaining 5% are not worth fighting for.
Which means is stoning people, I suppose is part of it. Yeah. So
there's something fishy about this guy. There's something
fishy about the riots or something fishy about our tea
being the only real heavy duty coverage of the problem, right?
I'm thinking that maybe the Russians are in bed with what's
left of the military, which had mostly been rousted by air
again, well, and they're ready to take over the place with the
military junta now.
Now you're now I think you're saying something very important.
Because if I was, if I were Russia, and I was riding a horse
with my shirt off, shoot me some tigers. I would be very happy
with what the what the Yankee doodles are doing. It's kind of
a reverse of what we do. So we cause this stir with our with
our shell and PA, everything starts to fall apart. No one's
looking bad. The Russians like, Hey, let's go in. And you're
right. Maybe they and maybe part of that is the junta you said is
that is that? Well, that
wouldn't be a hoot. Just the military takeover. Yeah, it'd be
done in a lot of different ways. But the military was you know,
hated this ever again to begin with. He got rid of most of the
main guys who would because this is his Turkey has a history of
being you know, a secular by law. And every time some creepy
Islamist gets in there, they would take over the country and
kill the guy and then to do another election until he got
somebody they liked. And then the guy would stay in there this
last time around because it was so popular. They they he got to
them before they got to him. And they're now kind of a reduced
group. They're not as powerful as they once were. But it's
possible that working with the Russians something might be
going on
Saturday and estimated 4000 people gathered in central
Ankara for a protest organised by a quote civil servants union.
calling on the government to step down over scandal and
chanting, may the thieves hands be broken. No violence was
immediately reported. On Friday riot police use water cannons
tear gas and plastic bullets to push back hundreds of protesters
trying to reach stumbles Main Square. Police also broke up a
similar demonstration anchor the number of protesters, you know,
I think there is just you know, I am so happy that Anderson
Cooper talks about his mom's cunnilingus instead of this
stuff, because honestly, I mean, this is just so unimportant.
Yeah, who cares? Right let's talk about why does it any wider
the Congolese people live with themselves. You know, the thing
is I'm sure they would try to do a story or even tried just
discuss this tie. You know, the American public doesn't care
about what the hell's going on and terkait get that crap off
the we gotta sell some vitamins here.
Let's see what well no right now I'll just look over at to the
CNNs and oh, they're actually doing a story on what I thought
was very funny. And I'll play it for you. I have a clip.
Oh, hello. amazingly well actually morale. This remarkably
high well yeah
you know what this is? Yeah I know what it is is these
boneheads they got them so you have these these these elites
the kids of the elites have decided to get in a boat let's
go visit an old camp in Antarctica because we're cool
and we got nothing else to
do rich kids of Instagram rich kid this is a perfect reality
show send the rich kids of Instagram to the Antarctic have
their boat for I hope they freeze to death because there's
a lot you
know that's a possibility well it may be there forever because
you know that could be just surrounded boom freeze up solid
they can't get to them they have to chop them out if they can it
might have been Blizzard you can't
I see a chopper flying right now and it's not live icebreaker
gets closer to stranded ship I crap John they've got an
icebreaker on the way Yeah, but that doesn't
mean that icebreaker can get there Yeah,
but then they can get the helicopter maybe the icebreaker
if you get stuck to it all fits perfectly with the global
warming
Yeah, they gotta kill this story. Yeah,
well, they're not that CNN is only thing the rich kids of
Instagram on as stuck in the ice. That's the funniest. I love
rich kids
of Instagram. That's the
great Christmas. We've just been unfortunately incredibly
unfortunate. We're deeply frustrated not getting out to
the
end. By the way if you know any rich bastards, this is how they
talk. incredibly unfortunate Oh chap that we got, which we're
just about to get out of yours. We'd reached the camp, the base
camp with it. We spent a couple million Bob on doing this little
trip down here just to see if we could do it for credibly. What a
spot of bad luck. That is.
We got here following in the footsteps of one of our great
explorers and scientists to Douglas Boston on his
Australasian Antarctic Expedition, looking at how much
change has been in this environment the last 100 years
and we had a fantastic day on the 23rd
it was lovely. We had little spotlit a picnic down there.
The ship was heading north of me to get out of a satellite data
did great the day before. But just as we were coming back to
the ship, the conditions are closed again, we moved as
quickly as we could. But the ship just couldn't get through
and Christmas morning. We had to put the alert asset complete
someone put the alert out we had the flags up whoo shots and
flares break out.
So how much time passed for us before you just I guess hope
that maybe the CIA so the wind might change its direction and
when you realised okay, we're not getting out of this on our
own?
Don't answer that. We hope you never get out. Rich kids of
Instagram stuck on ice.
Which reminds me since you're talking about the Brits, let's
go to to Parliament. And and they had a special sakhis
segment of the bit special meeting in Parliament. Oh,
sorry. Is this about the new law?
It's about the bullying law. Yeah, yeah. The bully. Yeah,
yeah. So they had these all these kids from every part of
the country and from Wales and arrows. And they all came and
told about how bad bullying is and how they had to put a stop
to it. And this is just one example. I couldn't record much
of this because it was so bad
parliament will now consider the second motion of the day
relating to zero tolerance towards bullying in schools as
printed on the order paper. To move the motion, I call and
invite you warmly to welcome from the East of England. Mr.
Yaqoob Murkowski.
Thank you for your courage.
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Every one is unique, special,
different,
everybody's beautiful. And I think
it is fair to say that if we were all exactly the same, this
world we'd be an extremely dark place. Unfortunately, a lot of
young people get bullied because they are unique or different.
But aggression is not natural, causing suffering. It's not
either. No human is born evil will stop.
All humans are born evil. I am convinced of it thing
is something that people learn. According to the national survey
for the charity had been booming. 69% of young people in
the UK reported being victims of bullying. But what about all the
people that do not report it? This problem is real. And it
affects 1000s of young people. So it is our duty to do
something about it. We have to choose this as a national
campaign and make our mark because we must help to reduce
bidding at Bing we must do it now. The amount of bidding that
takes place is hugely concerning. But the fact that it
became normal, natural and accepted is more concerning.
Now this law and
on and on and on do
you send me a link to that because I don't I wouldn't mind
watching the whole thing that is found it it's fascinating
because, you know we have a First Amendment here in the
United States which is in California is Really no longer
valid because you have anti bullying laws. And there's more
states that are coming on board with this. And I'd like to
remind laying has
become, you know, sticks and stones will break my bones used
to be the old saying, Yeah, but but names will never hurt me.
But now that that's done,
I want to I was talking to the official brain professor of the
no agenda show about this, I don't know a week or two ago.
And I reminded myself of something that we identified in
the whenever there is a suicide and non Well, I'm generalising.
But in every case, we've tracked when there's a suicide of an
LGBT, LGBTQ q i youngster the same, either the exact same or
same type of lawyers appear on the scene talking about anti
bullying laws. And if you'll recall, John, we track this a
while when there were two or three suicides in a row of these
kids, and most of them are special. So they were LGBTQ Qi.
And they were bullied, and then they committed suicide. And the
lawyers who show up off to law, I'm gonna see if I can find it
in the show notes. This may have been before we had the search
index, but I'll see if I can find it. The lawyers who show up
and start pushing for anti bullying laws are pharmaceutical
lawyers they come from they represent pharmaceutical farm
firms who have these kids on drugs. It's always the same
lawyers. Do you recall that we did this research
now. But this doesn't surprise me. It's possible. I've just
forgot it. Yeah,
I was one of the girls, I'm going to look for it. And if I
can find it, I'll put it in the show notes. And we track this
these these two women, these two women lawyers who are all about
the anti bullying laws, and we have to get this in place. And
this is crazy, but their clients were pharmaceuticals. And that's
the thing that is never really looked at when it comes to
suicides of and that's really the only time it's in the news.
But now the United Kingdom has gone so far. over to one side
that you have the Indra is that what it's called No No Yeah,
well you can't annoy anyone that's what this is. Oh
yeah. You can't guess a lot of be annoying as UK
anti annoyance. I think that's what it was anti annoyance law
Yes. Kids to annoying anti social injunction plan. anti
social but it wasn't anti social had a different name. I think it
was. me see if I can find this.
I wonder what is going to wait How long does it take for this
start picking up podcasters at the borders they have fled to
London. You have an annoying podcast.
Yes, well, this I'd have to say thank you for your courage.
You're absolutely right. We that we aim to be annoying. I PNA
There we go. The I P N A which stands for injunction to prevent
nuisance and annoyance as a replacement for the anti social
behaviour order. You're annoying. Here's a fine yeah,
that's where it's going. Although farmer Chris at the
market he said that for some reason, the 577 He said he was
laughing so hard. He said he thought the show was hilarious.
577 he had the last show one before this. I don't know where
he gets it from. But he I said well this is great because you
know, but we really want to just win Comedy Awards. That's really
what we're all about. You know,
an unusual drug bust in Massachusetts police found 1200
packets of heroin labelled Obama Care
yay that was a good one I've been keeping that for weeks
well you know you remember the the series the wire? Yeah, I
never really marked as like the only thing white people ever
thought was good TV. There was all and I think this is true all
the various when they had to Hamsterdam when they opened up
the free market of just selling industry quasi legally every
piece every bit of drug every form of heroin apparently was
packaged differently and given a name like a firecracker so they
had all these different names for every product and there was
good better ones cost a little more and all the rest so I'm
sure that that and I think this was accurate I think Obamacare
is probably when they said what would you like I get some
Obamacare. Oh yeah. Okay, that's the good stuff. Yeah. From Yeah.
Oh, the good stuff. Yeah. So the good stuff the Obamacare i 20
bucks.
And then there was this little report which well, this is an
ask John. rarely get to do this.
Blame. Somebody who's not waiting in line to enrol is the
president united states we learned today from the White
House. Initially, they said he enrolled this past weekend and
signed up for what they called a Bronze plan paying about $400 a
month in premiums, but then they came back to us and said, Well
wait, he didn't actually enrol. They said his staff did it. And
that's because of his unique circumstance, obviously, as
Commander in Chief, that his personal information is not in
various government databases. So healthcare.gov could not
actually verify his identity, oddly enough. Beauty. There you
go, that would have been clipped for the day. I love that clip.
Oh, he had to do it in person this weekend. But he was in
Hawaii, not in Washington to be signing up for the DC exchange.
So his staff did it. So they say, Look, this was a symbolic
gesture to get behind it. But the bottom line here is the
President liked this plan. And they'll get to keep his plan,
which is not exactly the exchange. They don't
even realise themselves what they're saying.
They've completely lost this. So
the President is not identifiable in any government
databases. How does that work? How can that be didn t not filed
his taxes? They always put his tax return on whitehouse.gov.
Does that not actually get filed? Does he not really pay
the money? Does he does he not sign something? It looks like an
official form?
This could be a scam. I mean, now what you think you're dead
on? And they don't even notice that they're saying this sort of
thing?
Funny, isn't it?
It's depressing.
That's not depressing. Hey, let's do that depressing.
What's depressing. So I got this document from NASA. That was a
which I can send out or maybe I'll make a link to it in the
newsletter. And just nutty lady, I sent you the link to this
woman. And you couldn't take it. Oh, no,
not this. First of all. Hello. 2010 is like just nutty lady. We
know this naughty lady. Yeah, she's a nutty, nutty lady.
Me. I just I just couldn't, I was watching her and it's just
like this. How did you come to the How do you even make these?
How do you think like this? I mean, this is what I think are
maybe our show to help us to prevent this sort of thing. But
people go crazy.
And just so this is why I brought up the wagging the moon
doggy thing, because I couldn't believe that you would send them
if John is interested in NASA stuff. Let me give you something
really good to look at it. But no, he sends me the nutty lady
clip, as if, and he's like, Whoa, this is really good. You
should watch it like I've never seen
as good. It's hilarious. Come on, play a little bit during the
system.
But they talk what's going on with your smart metres that are
being deployed around the globe? The replacement of our electric
metres, which will also and does include the replacement of all
of our gas metres, and our water metres.
By the way, do you recognise what the voice kind of sounds
like? No, Mimi.
No, yes,
yes, listen to the welcome indicator
as well and will be connected to our food supply when they
collapse the currency and they issue energy allowances and that
will all be controlled through the metering system.
And by the way, she's spot on about the smart metres but they
talk about the use of low frequencies microwave frequency
is
the Internet of Things. This is what this is exactly what the
CIA is doing is
and they mentioned in this NASA document, the US Army report,
the US Army report is on our website. Smart metres
murderer.com
By the way, all right domain name
I mean come on. This is funny material. You're right though
maybe meet me would be like this. If I wasn't a stabilising
influence.
If you lie, if you left her alone for too long and didn't
like check in whether this she I could totally I could totally
see your posting on Facebook. The smart metres you know, this
is exactly how
money just
shut down the electricity. Well, you know, Mimi, Oh, okay. I'm
sorry. It was a private conversation. So I won't bring
it up about what she did to certain celebrities up there.
Yeah,
it's a about a 20 page army document that talks about the
use of frequencies to target the enemy. Were the enemy. Yes. And
they say
we're the enemy.
We are the enemy. We are We are the slaves. We are. You know,
this is good stuff. Let's play them all out. I'm gonna do Oh,
no. This is good. Thank you, John. I didn't have to do great
of the human population. Yeah, we'll be affected by these
frequencies.
Yes. What's your name again, John. Just give me her name.
Nutty lady nutty lady.
Here we go. Part two of naughty labour argument.
The US Army report. The US Army report is on our website. Smart
metres.
This is what But how did you cut this up? This is crowded.
I expected this to go differently. So I had to do a
reprieve.
No, let's keep so how did the elite shield themselves from
their own weapons? Oh, they
have the magic potion, of course, which is guided
by the word during the interview is trying to keep a straight
face. Know how to the elites shield themselves from their own
weapons?
Let's find out.
Well, that's a really good question. Oh. And some of the
information that we've come across is of course, they have
methods far ahead of anything that we
owe they have secret space technology. Of course they do
have available to ourselves such as cancer cures, they
don't get Death Of course, yes. How many leads do you know the
die of cancer? Well, non cancer.
There's chip mechanisms that we understand can fend off certain
frequency attacks. We also know that they're interested in
humanism, so much of what they're doing globally. They're
interested in yes transhumanism.
Let's move on to the next claim allow people
to be targeted with the weapon trade that they cannot wait to
roll out on us. Oh, yeah,
they're already doing it. You know, those newscasters who
started going deep talk and dug deep that's that's the weapon.
You add the drones you add the micro dust you add add in the
beam weapons that they tell us directed
energy beam weapons and not micro dust, but RFID? Dust? Yes,
Internet of Things. Ask, are you on twit today? Last twit of the
season? No, it's a
rerun too bad. The next year long haul for me it had to do it
over.
True. But the next time you're on the show. And when someone
says Internet of Things, ask them what the origin is of
Internet of Things.
Because this is what should the answer be?
The answer is Petraeus at the Intel CEO conference. He's the
one that talked about the Internet of Things. And everyone
now talks about oh, it's going to be great. You know, we have
the Internet of Things everything will be connected.
You know, my refrigerator will be able to order milk for me
when I'm out. But meanwhile the Internet of Things is spying on
you and tracking you and this woman is not the lady is right.
They have
they also have a blast wave accelerator blast wave
write that down. blast wave accelerator. Okay. This is gold
hat
is it states, the majority of the population lives along the
coastlines, and the blast wave accelerator was a tidal wave
invention that the United States used on Fukushima's drempt up
with the Soviet Union back in the 40s. Actually, it was going
to be used in World War to instal the bombs, but they
decided to use the bombs instead. And the blast wave
accelerator exploits the methane deposits on the seabed and
causes a fingerprint Lois plume loess, tidal wave on low lying
areas around the perimeter of any country.
I want that on a t shirt. A plume Lois anyway, beautiful,
John. Great. Thank you. You making my point for me?
Apparently, that was a mistake on my part.
All right, wrapping up my end here in the six week cycle the
Paul Anthony cmcr. Or better known as CIA and CIA. Who was he
is accused of the LAX airport shooting spree. Right. Who
interestingly enough also got shot on the neck just like the
Sarnath, bro. That's interesting. Yes. He pleaded not
guilty
wanted to have stuck in her neck
or the shoot them. But he pleaded not guilty. This is just
like the Holmes has pleaded not guilty. A lot of these guys
plead not guilty. And I don't know if it's a technicality.
They're pleading not guilty to be deemed not guilty by way of
insanity or I'm not sure what it is. And there's nothing and this
JC Bosco Jr. sent out this link to I think he sent it to both of
us about the identifiable images of bystanders extracted from
corneal reflections. Yeah, I got that. Why don't we have any of
that from Boston so we can see the kids you know, putting the
backpacks into the trash containers. Why don't we have
any of this? It seems so perfect.
Well, I think it's because there's something phoney about
those backpacks. I have one last clip. All right. Digital versus
analogue here that I want to set this clip Bob, this is I did
these clips last night I do not remember what this clips about.
T bone Burnett. You know, one little Charlie Rose said digital
sound has D human dehumanised us and it's taken away so much of
what we hear without telling us. He's correct in that I think
that the downfall in technology in the 80s when Digital
Equipment started to come around really saturated music with
really bad feelings and tones. And it's it's there's there's a
analogy about analogue versus digital and analogue is this, if
you drop a needle or you are a magnet on a tape recorder, and
you record you're dragging that pencil across the table, and
you're recording digital as this. It doesn't matter how many
samples you do per second, it's still that there's empty space
constantly through and I think some people think is
psychologically fatiguing, which is a whole nother story. But the
idea is, you know, these scratches in this table, you
know, some people think that that's actually recording sound
if I scratch this table right now, we possibly could be
recording what we're talking about right now. And so, I think
we
were you high by any chance when you recorded this
clip? No, I was just annoyed. What? This is kind of bull crap,
I've heard this before. And yet, you maybe when you do the DD
eight and conversion back to analogue, you don't have a bunch
of spaces in there. It's bull crap. I've heard this before.
There's like this anti digital when it comes to certain
technologies. Oh, my God, you know, it's killing us because
there's all these holes in the data. You know, as you're
hearing up, up, up, up up, you're not hearing that. Anyway,
I just I just find it extremely irksome to me about this
sexuality. It's in your DNA. I found it. It's superstition is
what it is, you
know, you know. So I think there is definitely when you listen to
mp3 ease, there is no doubt that your brain is filling in blanks
because of the compression, you are getting a degraded signal.
It's just degraded. It's not high.
I'm not gonna argue against the degradation. But there's no
blank spaces in there. If you slowed it down. You took a look
at the way there's not a whole that's
just more on trying to explain something. What's happened.
Okay, let's get to our predictions. Okay, you got some
predict I got some predictions. Let me here's my first
prediction. I will get into a huge argument and Rao with
someone because I will be responding to an iOS I message
group chat without knowing it and say something shitty about a
person who's on the group chat. That's my first prediction.
What kind of a prediction is
this? Because group chat,
my prediction, then grow, pick up the phone and drop it on the
floor.
group chats have to stop you. You don't know what it is. You
don't know what this annoyance is. You have no idea what this
plane it's a horrible, horrible invention from Apple is Apple
has created in their iMessage, which you use for your SMS text
messaging, the ability to text message people like it's a group
chat. And then all of a sudden, everyone's chatting with each
other through SMS with this, do that on Twitter. No, but this is
supposed to be private. And then when you want to go send a
message to somebody, you see their name in the list instead
of your new message. Look through the address book. You
just click one of those old messages and you send the
message and then it turns out it's on a group chat.
Oh, that's not right. It's totally like recording the after
show and no agenda.
Walla Walla alright, I have three more predictions. Your
next one?
Well, besides dropping the phone? Yeah. Okay, my first
prediction that is on the same level of yours. I will get a new
phone this year. And I don't know what it will be but I
believe it will be a Motorola
a space station accident will release a bio weapon. Let you
know that's one of my prediction for 2014
What kind of a bio weapon is being used? You're saying that
the developing bio weapons up north and they're
no they're that North? Up wastage? Yes. Yes. A bio weapon
will be released accidentally. From a space station. Not the
international a space station. Yeah, okay.
Okay, then I'll come up with this one. I'm doing this on the
fly. The six week cycle will end in 2014.
Glue. What happens to the to the agency?
I think is there it'd be funded or there'll be some other way of
getting money. Something else will happen but they can't keep
this up because it's getting so obvious that too many people,
somebody besides us is going to pick up on it and they're gonna
say, let's stop doing these
things as a part of this prediction that we will have one
big final hurrah before maybe before they go it's a one huge,
amazing, just outlandish event honeypot event which Yeah, and
then and then and then the meeting will be Oh, Jesus we can
excuse me for taking the Lord's name in vain we can't be doing
this boys. We got to shut this down. Is that what you envision?
Yeah, well something something was going to happen because this
can't go on if he went through whole year I'd be stunned
the San Andreas fault will rupture
where Southern California yeah, there's that's been in the car
and I think that's coming 2014 We need that. Yeah, we do. And
wait, do you have one more before I'm gonna give you my
final one.
A famous celebrity that's in our list of famous celebrities who
are always staging for the government will be killed.
Wonder if Turkey will be invaded and the entire EU will be
destabilised evaded by who? Well, we'll see. I don't know
who.
What did you get these in a dream?
Yes, they can't. I wrote Edgar Casey style. I wrote them down.
Or somebody know who the real answer was? I was Mickey wrote
them down as I babbled them off.
No, no. You Laugh all you want.
I will. Okay, Apple will fail. Fail. Yeah, I think this stocks
gonna collapse after a bad rollout of some crappy product.
But what do you mean? When you say fail? It To what degree do
you mean fail?
This is going to be a it's gonna get a lot of attention. Will it
hurt the company significant? Yes. Yes. It was seriously hurt
the company's image.
Do you think Tim Collins will be thrown out? Tim Collins.
Maybe could happen.
I can see that happening. Wow, I didn't expect a technology
prediction from you.
Not throw it in because people think I'm an apple basher. Mazel
bash a little bit and true. Yeah, he's always saying that.
That same guy.
Yes. I know him. Well. All right, then. If that's it, then
well, then that's it. Well, we'll
start uh, we could continue to predictions for the first couple
of weeks of January. You
just don't like my predictions. You just don't like that. I'm
predicting doom and gloom.
Is it really doom and gloom? I just thought they were lame.
Okay. You know, the bio weapon, how's it going to survive? You
know, the music just doesn't make sense. Okay.
Well, we'll see, won't we? I mean, I'm sorry. That's
one arrogant way of putting it. Yeah, I'm
sorry. I mean, it's not the you know,
it's I'm sorry that you didn't like my predictions. You're
stupid.
That's okay. We listen to we all die, you will know why. All
right, we listened to eight minutes of the lady talking
about the murdering smart grid.
The murdering Smart Grid.
Alright, everybody that will do it for 2013. We thank you for
your courage, we appreciate your support of the programme. And we
will need a lot more because it seems like there's going to be
plenty of work ahead. In 2014 plenty of work, then the only
way we can do it was is with your support. And as you know
what, we don't just sit here and say send us money. We give you
credit. Executive producers, Associate Executive producers,
producers, we have full transparency, full disclosure.
And because it's all we do, there's nothing else we do
except, I don't know John writes some columns, which are pretty
good. And as you know, he doesn't do them for free. Or
maybe he does he know Hey, PC mag PC Magazine, let me do this
for free. He's good for my image. Somehow I don't think so.
All right, coming to you from FEMA Region six. Hopefully,
it'll still be here. Happy New Year. Everybody. Talk to you
next year. In the morning. I'm Adam curry,
and from the Pacific Northwest silicon version of Silicon
Valley, which is really not much to brag about. I'm John C.
Dvorak.
We'll talk to you again next year. Right here on no agenda.
Enjoy
Thank you for your courage and everything else. There is no
necessity for a network of anything anymore. Every
individual who has a creative idea or wants to communicate
something, the tools are there for you to do this. It used to
be you had to join the network because the network has the
access and network had the radio transmitter, the television
transmitter, the cable channel, the newspaper, printer, etc.
This is simply no longer necessary. In fact, it is a
detriment and a detractor from your mission. If you have
something to say like this show. Go and do it. Find a way to
sustain yourself. networks will take away on your money. It is
completely against the true internet interconnected network
way of communicating. It is a money scam. And if they're going
to take away money, no one will make anything they'll be nothing
but tears will come from this. It never works out this way
ever. Amen. Smart Grid smarter. The best. devorah.org/n A