I will not get a fair trial in the United States. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, January 26 2014. Time for your gizmo nation media
assassination, Episode Five, and he says, This is no agenda,
preparing for another Illuminati sacrifice from FEMA Region six
to the tribal side of town in Austin, Texas in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry
evergarden in Silicon Valley, where it appears that rain is on
the horizon but may never arrive. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Hill.
Well, now you've you were right there where I want to have you
raining? No, I was thinking, we need to do a little rain stick
for California. We know we have the power. I
thought of that. Yeah, no, I
was like, Oh my God, how stupid are we? I'm gonna do another.
Another rain stick for California.
You go, Oh, you got your stick? Yeah, good. By the power of our
rainstick
possible? Well, you know, when this is working this the rat
forgot all about the race.
I was I was watching the news solve the drought problem right
here on the show. We could have done it weeks ago. Yeah. How
stupid are we? Let's wait goes Yeah. Well, six. Well, John
Claude,
I'm gonna get a couple of them when it's something out of the
way first. All right. We had a because this keeps cropping up
because he's like I said before these law students keep writing
us. Nothing is fed last trump state law.
Oh, hold on Omaha, you. There's a lot of people who live in
different countries who listen to the show. And you need to
just give a little context to the federal law, we
have this issue, the United States is a republic. That is
essentially a group of states it's it's very similar to that
actually not as extreme but similar to the Canton system in
Switzerland, which has all these cannons, which get to pretty
much call all the shots. And the federal part of the equation is
less important. Or the cannons are more important. Anyway,
that's kind of the way we're set up. And so but over the years,
there's been this movement amongst mostly liberals, for
some reason, because of the competencies of some states
regarding certain things like environmental laws, for example,
and some of these other things, the local corruption, and things
like that do occur, and they'd need Feds need to come in and
straighten it out. And everyone thinks that the feds are the big
heroes. And so there's been this kind of a movement to make the
US a democracy and national government. I think getting rid
of the electoral college is part of that, which is you know, as
to get the direct democracy, which is the worst thing in the
world to try to run because it's, then it becomes mob rule,
whatever the case is. The locals always saying, well fed law
Trumps state that's been kind of the meme. And everybody in law
school, that are in law square to new lawyers coming out of law
school, they keep writing us because we say this is bullcrap.
Because of the 10th, amendment nullification, some of these
other things that have been going on for years has been
going on for decades. So every once in a while, someone who has
a clue writes us, and I want to read this note.
Okay, this is from John Zozo. Long, yeah. Now, it's important
because it's one of those annoyances that crops up between
our you know, in the four days between our shows,
and these, there's a bunch of listeners, and they they're all
law students, and they all say the same thing. And so we
already have now I don't know if I should mention what state he's
from, but I can I'll mention his name is Jay che, and he's, and I
will read the note. I was listening to Episode 585, your
discussion on federal laws was interesting to me. I am a state
prosecutor. I've been practising law for a decade. You're
absolutely right, that law schools are teaching their grads
incorrectly that federal law Trumps state law. Current, which
which should be taught is the Supremacy Clause of the federal
constitution, which states that federal law in conflict with
state law Trumps state law only, if it is a law concerning an
issue less specifically to the Congress to regulate by the
Constitution itself. The problem is, the US Supreme Court has
slowly been expanding the definition of what Congress can
legally regulate through the Commerce Clause, et cetera. It
has been going on for 150 years. He and He recommends people read
the Wikipedia article that explains the concept in detail,
which is Wikipedia wiki slash into the when you look at the
supremacy underlying clause, one word. Anyway, great show looking
forward to Sunday.
Yeah, you know, it's I saw that no to obviously, and, and was
happy to hear from a veteran that we're on the right path.
Yeah. You know, at a certain point you even start to question
yourself. I don't Do I have this? All right, read?
I read the woods book. I read it. And it's like, no, no. I
mean, it's a very convincing work. And then these guys,
literally, you should do this, you know, the federal, on and on
and they're all and it's all right out of the some
professors, you know, some nonsense are trying to promote,
which is the destruction of the United States.
Yeah, yeah, that's it. It's the communist plot to destroy the
United States they've come in, it's, it's the Dima tude. She
has the damage by now. As okay, you had something to talk about
at the star of the show. I have something to say. From Tom, we
discuss topics on this show. And these are topics that typically
can't be discussed anywhere else. And it doesn't necessarily
mean because we're kicking around ideas. You know, you're
you're essentially listening to two guys talk about things. It
doesn't mean that we are promoting something that we are
against a specific group that we are for, or con anything, but
let me tell you, I think it was three episodes ago, maybe four
episodes ago, we talked specifically about Israel, and
what is the special relationship? And we got a
couple of emails. But man, when you talk about the the
caliphate, and the Ottoman Empire, and the bloodless jihad,
oh, my goodness, the eye anything you didn't? It's
probably because of my emails just easier to to come up
with adam@curry.com
Instead of John at divorce act.org. And let me say,
probably accounts for 10% of it.
So there was so there was a a plethora of emails from people
saying that I'm of course we're an Islamophobe. And that's one.
Okay. But interestingly enough, there was a lot of people saying
no, you got it all wrong. It's the Jews, not the Muslims.
They want to caliphate.
Like, yeah, no, the Caliphate is made up by the Jews propagated
by the Neo cons. I mean, this is the kind of emails that I'm
getting here. These
guys on we this the C span, we watch these, these, these
representatives of certain Middle Eastern countries talk
about the caliphate, right?
So let me say this. Jews and Muslims, on behalf of the rest
of us, can you work this shit out already? I'm so sick and
tired of it. I'm so sick and tired of it. I think I'm gonna
wait, let me finish. I know, this is really important. If
someone's got to say it. I don't care any more what your problem
is historically, get over yourselves. They can get Don't
be so negative, they can get over yourselves. Everybody for a
second. And let me just lump in some other religions. They're
not everybody is is buying into this. And just please, thank
you, on behalf of the rank
you and I cannot do anything. You're thanking him for nothing.
Thank you for your for listening. Or not listening.
It is so unbelievable. And the hatred. I used to work in both
sides the hatred just because of one little topic that we're
talking about. Maybe it's not even a little topic,
but it's a big topic to them. Yeah. And actually is a big
topic to certain Dominionists in the Christian community.
Dominionists
Yeah. Oh, boy, oh, boy. We're not doing it today. But
but there's essentially, it became very clear with this, I
think kind of a, it was a reasonably tame conversation.
You know, I have had some experience living in Europe. I
have seen the
inauguration they've been butchering the sound of money to
your friends
when you see it, but even that the comments about that are well
you know, that he wrote a book that if you would replace the
word Islam with Judaism or Muslim with jute, what?
This is weird, because it's the second time this has happened.
My speakers went to mute on their own. I have to turn it
back
on. That's all right. You know where the mute button is? The
unmute button. Now we I don't know. Maybe it's just my maybe
it's the cedar fever. Everything sounds a little weird today.
I'm sorry. My speakers went to mute. Yes. While you're yakking
away there. And like it immediately. Wait a minute. You
gotta imagine this. I'm saying Hold on. Adam. My speakers went
to mute. I don't know what you're gonna say yes, or
anything.
You could also just unmute them.
So I did good.
But it but this particular topic that we broached in 585 which
was really based on nothing more than just, you know, actually
hunting around Turkey. In just you know, an historical
perspective of the Ottoman Empire, which I don't think can
be denied it actually existed. But what to me was interesting
is what you have.
Yeah, I think is gonna be really rough to deny that the Ottoman
Empire
but I found it so interesting that there's an equal amount of
people who are you know, call me out as saying you're an
Islamophobe You guys are crazy all y'all this jihad is made up
the suicide bombers. You know, seriously, I had people emailing
me. The suicide bombers are you know, they're Jews. Okay. I
mean, it is so insane.
I don't know why these people even listen to the show. Well, I
think a lot of them really, they love listening to the show. But
when it comes down to this one particular topic, it is it's
just, it's very explosive. And no, it's it's disappointing.
It's really, really disappointing. Because there's a
lot of people who, whose opinion I value, and you know, and
seriously, I got like, Hey, what are you ragging on the Muslims
for they didn't they didn't cause 911. Okay, yeah. The
Mossad. It was like, whatever, it doesn't really even matter
anymore.
It'll be interesting to see what happens after the two groups
exchange about 10 warheads?
Or what do you mean, you know, at some
point, oh, I
don't think that's ever gonna happen. I don't see that
happening.
They just like arguing.
Yeah, it's just Yes, this is exactly it. They just like
arguing. And the and the internet has given people the
pro Jew, the pro Muslim, the anti Jew, the anti Muslim, the
Islamophobes, the anti semitic, it's just given them a place to
bitch more. And I quite honestly, I don't even want to
talk about these things. I'm a no, I'm tired of it. There's
nothing productive coming out. The only messages I'm getting
are year round, you say something productive. Look at
let's look at it from a geopolitical standpoint, let's
look at it from from a much bigger level than I'm sorry,
whatever vastness people seem to, to give to the religious
angle. And both of these religions, I'm extremely annoyed
with both of them.
That that's the way to go. Yeah, that they all hate you equal.
Yes.
Yeah. One of them is like you're pounding your head to the
pavement five times a day. The other one you sit and you throw
the women up in the balcony and you think it's crazy. It's all
crazy. You're doing that, and your gods are doing nothing for
you. Meanwhile, your homelands are turning into rubble. How's
it working out? Anyway, thank you all for using the email
hashtags while emailing me though. That was nice. Hashtag
islamophobe. That's very nice. Appreciate it.
Yeah, we have said actually over and over and over since I think
the early days of this show that most Muslims are moderates. And
they they hate all this bull crap. And I think it's like
what's happening in the Central African Republic? The extremists
and the people that are the these sorts of people are, are
making it miserable for everybody, not just the people
that they're targeting, but they make it miserable for the
moderates. Yeah.
No, I think it's just ruining the whole world for everybody.
Here you know, it's like the first tweet that comes in while
we're having this conversation during the live show on
your way, way. Way. You guys, would you mind if I did a
retweet? I'm gonna go retweet
it at the real Dvorak. Adam curry. It's unfortunate to
equate anti Israeli policy with anti semitism. How about de
Blasio secret AIPAC meeting? Yes, yes, yes, people. The
entire American government is under control with the Israelis.
Yes. Yes, I know. I know.
Let's take a look. Now here's Don Chappelle said that note and
publicly. He's got his face painted black on one side white
on the other like the old Star Trek episode. Yes. 425 followers
to get four and 25 followers he says nightmarish. technophile
knowledge junkie. He's a knowledge way listen to the
show, of course, wisdom themed another good reason. Modern
classic, timeless, futuristic vintage weapons of mass
destruction Brave New World or 1984 He's in Philadelphia, which
I think probably Yeah, yeah, but yeah, it's just again bring up
the de Blasio
This is my point this is again Yeah, exactly why what do I
can't go watch Glenn Beck if you're interested in that or, or
Fox News or MSNBC? I don't know. Watch something. I
don't care. So he's not following me. So blocked. Now.
What's
interesting is the geopolitical ramifications of these things.
Because I'm pretty sure it's not Well, look, you know, I don't
know anything. What do I know?
I just, I just quote from documents. It's all available
there.
No, but when you quote from Document Since then it's mostly
analysed propaganda. You read in the Jew propaganda boy,
we read everybody's probably
exactly Thank you.
So where was your thing? I gotta retweet still instead of just
blocking that poor guy.
Oh man. Oh man. Okay, let me get into some
this where you get worked up? You know the you're getting thin
skinned.
No, that's that's not true at all this was very surprising. I
don't see your tweet. Right I tweeted maybe 15 minutes ago
it's around. Here it is no I'm not I'm not thin skinned. No
more than usual let's put it that way. I'm just I was I was
disappointed that's that's the word I'm really disappointed
with
they spent POV throwing poses at us
no, no, no no but just summary analysis
Adam Yeah, no. Once in a while you get that I'm sure. Yeah,
yeah, but
whenever it's about this this particular topic Israel No, no
no not even that Jews Muslims either one of those. It just
brings it brings out such hate and no at all just
yeah, you're right. It's not it's not Israel. It's Jew Muslim
and said that's what it is. Yeah, well, the down Jew Muslim,
please. I'm an atheist,
Semites hating Semites.
Yeah, who knows what it is me and my dad's gonna get baptised?
What? Yeah. What? Yeah, he's found religion. I know. I know.
I know.
And maybe he'll get to talk to you.
I get it. I get a note from the pastor of his church. Lutheran?
Well, no, that's a good question.
Yeah, you should know this.
It's one of those kind of Dutch Lutheran church now it's not
Dutch. It's, you know, it's an expat Church, which is, I think
the worst.
Oh, it's, um, it's a front for the soccer, whatever
it is. So my dad's that he's not doing too well, physically. And
he's in a in a home.
How old is he?
He's young. He said, I think he's 75. Young, relatively
young, he sent home what he's had multiple strokes and stuff.
And yeah, and then as his second wife said, Screw you, you're an
idiot and kicked him into the home. And one of those things,
too, anyway. So you know, we I'm in touch with him. And, you
know, and I knew that he was, he wasn't, you know, he went to
church once a, you know, in a couple months, and now he's
like, all in. Okay.
I want to know what this sermon guy was saying. Yeah, that isn't
my last email, that's for sure.
But it's interesting if you get baptised when you're 75. And I
think he was baptised. Maybe this is a round bat baptism 2.0.
I was baptised
was he baptised when he was a kid? He must then yeah, yeah. So
then what do you need to be baptised again? I don't
know. I haven't asked him.
Maybe two jokes. And now I'm not going to use that. It's good.
Don't
don't, I'm going to ask him. I'm gonna ask him he, we're hooking
him up again, with email,
maybe because the new church requires it, whatever the church
is, you got to figure out what church what the wind
denomination of, I'm sure it's not a Catholic Church is
probably a
might be well, if you have if you have a second, I can
probably find Holland. You know,
the Catholics were like, persecuted and they have that
grit. If anyone goes to Holland, to Amsterdam, in particular,
there's this great church, that is a series of bait of, of
fourth floors, and a bunch of houses and a housing row. And
the Church takes up the top of these houses. And it's called
The Secret church with some insight. Which churches This is,
oh, this is a tourist trap you probably sent you live there,
you probably probably didn't go there, like typical, but I knew
about it. And because it's highlighted on a lot. There's
two things that are highlighted in Holland I wanted to see one
was miniature world, which is the coolest place ever Maduro
damn right. And the other one is this church, and it's called The
Secret church or the something or other. It was a church built
in the 16 or 1700s 1600s, I guess. And maybe earlier. And it
was it is a bunch of the houses in Holland in Amsterdam are
right next to each other bum, bum, bum bum bum. And apparently
there's a group of them about six or seven houses. And if you
go to the to the top floor, those houses are all
interconnected to make a big church.
Oh, yeah, I know what you're talking about. Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
Okay.
And you go up there and there's a church. It's a pretty good
sized church. Yeah,
you're right. This is something the locals don't go to. The
locals
don't go to why would they? But it's cool, believe me. I mean,
if I was a local, I would go to it because it's so interesting.
And what's really interesting is when you leave this church and
I've always said this is not a bad that idea. They have this
stairway that comes out one of the entrances that is
essentially, if you tried to walk down the stairway you would
kill yourself. Because impossible. It's more like a
ladder than a stairway and what they do is they have this big
thick rope. And you hold onto the roadway. Yeah,
I know exactly. You're talking about Yeah, like a ship's rope
like anything.
And I'm that is a great product, the rover? Well, I think the
rope and the China's stairs. Makes for a very interesting
compact way of moving up and down a couple of floors. Okay, I
mean, if you lose, if you lose the rope, you'll kill yourself.
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Oddly slick it looks like a likies very slick website to
slick for a church be honest about it including these big
churches elders deacons, staff vacancies, internships vision
where we come from that's what I'm looking for. Yeah.
Oh, there's never video. Let's see what they have a promo
promo. Here we go. Everybody. Nice little shot of canals.
Girls on bikes. Crossroads. All right. Looks like a nice
community. They're gonna say anything.
She's one of the singing churches.
Oh, no. I think I've told you either way. Hold on. We're who
we are. And you go to work. Go to the who we are where we come
from and click on that. Yeah. Oh, never mind does come up. It
comes up. It's one of those embedded things. You can't tell
it. It changed. The church started in 87 by church planting
plant by a church planting team. They're not by Christian
associates International. This is the group you want to look
up. Yeah. And American mission organisation based in 1000.
Oaks, California, by Linus Morris, that Linus Torvalds
Morris Adly. Morris's
got cousin. Well,
it's this. Well, this, this kind of makes sense. Now that I see
this video. I think I told you that when I was young, my
parents were Unitarian, or they belong to the Unitarian Church.
Oh, that's interesting. And when we move and so I remember going
to the Unitarian Church in Kensington, Maryland a couple of
times to Sunday school. And when we moved to the Netherlands,
they found other like minded Unitarians and and the thing I
remember which scarred me for life, was getting up at four in
the morning to drive for an hour and a half to meet my fellow
Unitarians and to drive up on the hill which is hard to find
in Holland and and and sit there and wait for Daybreak you're in
Maryland? No, no, after after Maryland. We moved to the
Netherlands and they found my parents found like minded
Unitarians. Oh, I see. I'm sorry, I guess like minded
Unitarians. And so there was like this is like a an X an
expat X Unitarian group. And, and so we had to get up at four
in the morning, my sister's nine we drove an hour and a half
south of Holland, where they have some hills and then you
know, the Unitarian group and we drove up and walked up the rest
of the hill. And then as the sun was coming up someone on a
cassette player played Cat Stevens morning is broken.
Cat Stevens who became a rat a radical Muslim. Yes.
Let me tell you that scarred me
a scar who I could you couldn't wake up or you know, don't or
Wow. I mean, when you're sitting there as a kid and you'd like
you really want to be watching cartoons. And you sit or you
know, eight nine that morning Hasbro can you know the first
thing you want to go and break that cassette over someone's
head?
Set is a bad Yes. Latest News here at the crosswords church.
Now I want to be baptised. Let's get let's get off of this. Here
it is. Here's what your dad read. Oh, I know. You're gonna
get baptised. I bet she's gonna get baptised on March 2.
Let me let me find out.
Yesterday, you know it's true. You're gonna have a massive you
know, one of these. I've seen these on the television, as some
of these churches will do March
Sunday March 2. Yeah, yeah, this right here.
They lie enema. Huge line. And it should probably be a dunk
tank what? Baptism is probably not your regular baptism.
Oh gosh. So I'm gonna you know, screw it I'm going to this thing
and when they get to my dad I'm playing Cat Stevens get ready to
dunk and Hey dad, morning Hasbro like crap. Alright, onward that
was that's yes okay I'm not quite sure how we got from the
caliphate to morning has broken but it's been an interesting
ride in the morning everybody and the morning Oh we're gonna
do that we might as well we might as well
oh yeah we might as well unfortunately it's going to take
me a couple of clicks before I can but I want to say in the
morning do you Adam curry in the morning all ships and see if we
still have any ships at sea. Can our ships at sea please write in
also subs in the water boots in the air and feet in the in the
abstract feet in the air boots on the ground and all the dames
knights out there?
Yes. And in the morning to all of our human resources in the
chat room there no agenda stream.com no agenda chat.net
Good to see y'all. Singing along with Cat Stevens today and in
the morning to all of our artists. Thank you very much. Oh
boy. And something went wrong here with my system who did the
art on 585.
Somebody I'm gonna check right now. 585
the art was done by
it was yeah, it was the you know who it was? Oh, yes.
That chocolate. Yeah, but he has a festival we broski he has his
Yeah, that uses that knee as his pseudonym his his pen name.
He's had more luck, by the way with his art. Is that true? I
don't think this is very good. I use my pen name. And it gets
picked.
Yeah, we so I know who you are not a not a great showing today.
This is no no we had this was a miserable, which
I'm attributing this by the way to my cedar fever and my own I'm
attributed to my lack of being able to carry the show when we
didn't have one. We didn't have a deep analysis in the last
show. Wait. Here's the number of possibilities. Cedar beaver
fever?
Not not enough Justin Bieber in the show.
Not that that exactly. Yeah, that little today. Not enough
deep analysis. That would be my fault because it would be up to
me. Although I didn't know you had cedar feet Bieber fever. And
also I think that this is the one who's going to irk you show
notes. No, this was the show notes bad? No, no, no. I think
this show I'm getting the impression that we're running so
long on these shows that people are falling so far behind. We
had a note today from some guy yet on show 582 Blah, blah,
blah.
Well, I didn't know your shows behind. You forwarded that note
to me, and I didn't appreciate it. Which is why which is why
you forwarded it to me.
Yeah, I forwarded you because I know you wouldn't appreciate it.
But what was funny about him but the only thing What do you think
I forwarded that to you what was the little knife? What was the
little needle in there
not enough crazy crap in the second half of the show. No, too
much too much to said too much snow job. Oh, oh, you
didn't factor what he's bitching about wasn't even true. You
missed the whole thing. So I send you this needling email
knowing that's going to IRQ the heck out of you. And you take
everything and Eugene, you just Yeah. Okay.
Now what was it then?
You're not playing enough little jingles when I'm cueing you?
Yeah, right.
He thought that was it? Is that? Is that? Is that what's going
wrong? We're not doing enough jingles now. Is that the
problem? Uh huh. Okay. All right.
I think maybe it's also these long shows are putting people
Oh, guy we had me I don't know, maybe employments still going up
and they're not commuting to work? I'm not sure. I don't
know. But today are six hours, probably close to six hours of
material a week, but we're going to start doing less sensation
today, which is really bad. So it is a reflection on a number
of things, but I hope it straightens itself out. Let me
thank the Executive Associate Executive producers for show 586
Also, we have no we don't have a good donation gimmick.
Well, I've been trying to the 2030 Clark's David
Foley comes in with $333.33 as he makes his march two Grand
Duke right. He's in he's the Duke of Silicon Valley's in Los
Altos area. ITM, John and Adam, the reports of Demise my demise
are greatly exaggerated. Hopefully the Illuminati will
take note of the donation amount and back off providing the best
podcast. He's run into some issues that we'll talk about
sometime in the show and he actually explains what's going
on. Are you speakers muted? Are you hearing him in his efforts?
I guess your speakers are muted again and give a Karma he didn't
ask for one but he deserved. I'm just gonna keep talking until
you figure out that your speakers are muted. again, and
just the whole show. Yeah, I think your speakers are muted
again. And oh, here it is. Your speakers are muted again,
weren't yours. Okay, here's the problem.
And I know when this happens, because I'll say something and
you don't respond, and I'm like, Oh, his speakers are muted
again.
Okay, I figured it out in the while you were talking about the
church in Amsterdam. This keyboard which is an AZ IO
wireless keyboard, which is a nice keyboard, for some reason,
and it's only been in the last couple of shows. I've been
fiddling with it as I do the show, I have it on my lap.
Usually put it aside I
don't use you're in the chaise lounge again.
I'm, I'm kind of in a comfortable, so. So. Moreover,
mute button in the upper left hand corner, and it's got it's a
real smooth finish and you just want to rub kind of rub your
thumb was on it because it feels so good. And you rub over this
button. The speakers?
Wow, John, what a great find. Wow, okay. Yes, no big karma for
our Archduke David Foley. You've got karma rolling out the magic
numbers and we certainly hope the magic number karma
works when Jay goings in St. Petersburg, Russia. I you know,
I want to go to the hermit or montage and maybe I can get a
tour or maybe he can help me arrange something so we can go
into the basement of violin, Renee. I had a couple of people
to offer this to me and I never follow up because it's not that
easy to get the St. Petersburg. But the Hermitage is one of the
great museums of stolen art in the world. Oh, really? Oh, they
got more stuff than the Nazis ever.
Do you know that the St. Petersburg was modelled after
Amsterdam. Oh, that's nice. Yeah, that was it was literally
built with the canals of Amsterdam in mind.
Wow. Do you know that Vladivostok has the same cable
car system that San Francisco has?
Shoot you trumped me, John? No, I didn't know. Hey, welcome to
Russian trivia, everybody. Oh, I didn't know that. That's
interesting.
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We were just laughing at
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I actually did quite a bit of work the past few days.
Well, before you do, I do have that personal question. How's
Bieber fever doing?
It was rough.
So it gives us a short term thing or what?
Well, well, of course we had snow. The day after we did that
fixed it. That of course made it much better. I do have a happy
filter thing running in the bedroom I've ordered two more
for the for the house okay that that by the way saved us were
convinced that your idea there that that was a real winner and
that was and a couple other people wrote in about that as
well of course doing neti pot and everything so it's much much
better much better but I still my hearing is off I'm not sure
you know that's why Yeah, exactly. That's why I'm not sure
if you know how everything sounds like it's hard to do a
mix basically on the fly but much better. Thank you for
asking but definitely not out of the woods. This is this is it
really is a reason to not want to live in Austin. It's really
sucks that it sucks balls. Well, I also have the mould. You know,
you wind it. You're taking all this these oil. It's all organic
herb stuff, but I'm just like, I'm not even hungry for
breakfast after I'm done taking all these things. I'm filled up.
Yeah. All right. Okay, what do you got?
All right. So the Davao Oh, Davao,
you read The New York Times article? Which one is that? It
the one is just I think they were trying to be ironic.
I saw one that Marissa Meyer is now doing Oracle finance. Yeah,
that was pretty fun. Yeah, Oracle of finance. Marissa Meyer
is going to tell us about the debt ceiling. That was pretty
funny. As much as I like her. Shut up. Just shut up. Marissa,
this is you don't, you don't need to be talking. We're just
looking at the people who we're at Davao, this thing has jumped
the shark so massively. And it's expensive. And you know, Matt
Damon flying in with helicopter
landed on the roof. And it's not an easy place to get to.
Oh, he and Jamie Dimon, you know, the two separate s 76
helicopters. They're the superstars. I got something from
Jamie Dimon later on too. But there was one one panel that I
found was very interesting. And I've watched as much as I can.
Because that's what we do. So people at home don't have to.
And of course, the actual coverage that you get is so
pathetic. And most of the I think most of the journalists
who were there are they just walking around with huge boners
all day? Oh, yeah.
No, and the coverage is pathetic, isn't it really
nothing to cover and the journalists who get invited
there? And I known a number of people have gone and
Mike Roberts score by way of doing Robert Scoble, Robert
Scoble the journalists who were invited Yes.
Is that you don't you're not really. You're a you're like a
second class citizen. You know, you don't get to really hobnob
with you got the hot. Well, it's
worse because there's all these rules, you know, so you have
breakfast, be not allowed to say with who and he's like, why
don't then don't be don't pretend to be reporter. Right,
exactly. Well, there's a big rule of Davao and yet say dabba
dabba dabba as a rule of daveh. You and the rule is you can't
say who you who you had the breakfast meeting, Club? Well,
it seems like it and it's just it's overrun with actors and
celebrate ease and in all of Yahoo's executive management is
there that's that should say enough. And Randi Zuckerberg is
one of the young global leaders please. Alright, so I've really,
but there was an interesting panel. And interesting for a
couple of reasons. One, it was Bunky Moon Al Gore, Bill Gates,
the CEO of Unilever, some woman from one African nation, I
forget which one who was basically saying, we're victims
of climate change, send us money. So this is a big one. By
the way, the big victim word people are not victims of
climate change, you see. Oh, I like that. Yeah. Particularly in
poor countries. Victim victim. Yeah, you're a victim of climate
change. It's possible to show title. Yeah. So that's something
we need to keep our eye on this victim thing. But Bunky moon,
and there's a woman from the BBC moderating the panel. And the
whole thing is hilarious, because she sets up and she
introduced herself. She's kind of cute, too. I forget what her
name was. And by the way, the journalists are always looking
sharp and cute. And I think they're all trolling
for anything. In the female journal, I
think the guys too. I think they're everyone is they're all
looking to get a date. It's gotta be rich. It's rich. Yes.
Or chick. It's
got it. Well, you know, hey, if I was a journalist, and I was a
single guy, I'd be like, Oh, Marissa Meyer, I have some
important questions to ask you. I'd be trying to nail that you
look so
good. And Marissa, who's your designer? Marissa. I
really really love that Jeevan she number you had on the other
day? Love the shoe. Jimmy Choo. All right. Wow. A Bunky moon so
she asked the question, she sets up a very, very nice intro. And
the guy who no one is answering the questions. They just have a
statement they're gonna make and the end is usually done. Like,
that's a great question now. But before we do that, I want to say
something and then they never come back and answer the
question. I have a question about bunkie moon, who the hell
is this guy? And why is this guy who has the personality of a
dish rag? He's basically a lawyer from South Korea. If you
look them up in the book of knowledge, okay, he was you
know, he was a lawyer and he was like an A deputy attorney
general, he's been around but what this? Why is this guy, why
do we stand for this guy? He can't speak English, English.
It's annoying. His message is always like three years behind
the times. You know what I'm talking about? Yeah, no, I'm not
a fan of his he's not charismatic. No, and you know,
to Who died and made him the king. He's just some South
Korean schmuck. But he said something in his opening remark,
which was supposed to be supposed to be an answer. And
let me see if you if you catch it. So there's, there's two
things that were really pushing the climate change. And it
became very interesting when Bill Gates was at turn his turn
at bat, as we find out that there's multiple agendas going
on amongst the elites. But first, listen and tell me I
caught this I was like, Whoa,
even strengthen our capacity to visit leant infrastructure. It
will also help our global health
this is what I mean. The Ban Ki Moon What are you saying? You've
just got you're just throwing out things like via biodiversity
global health. Very good, fast, sustainable. Sustainable
something Orban Orban, white Orban
to save stainable Orban sustainable order orbital show
title, um,
I'm sorry, it's just not acceptable.
Or urban and transportations, a biodiversity,
bus transportation bio diversities, please. This is not
okay. Whatever. So he's leading into something important, I
guess.
And he will also help us to address climate changes, short
live, the pollutants. All these are very important, the one
which we have invest on to this one. That is why
it was that I know, I know. But I'm, I'm trying to give the guy
respect and I'm trying to
miss the street in South Korea speak better than this guy. He's
only me, I can
assure you, I believe you I believe this is why this is no
longer acceptable. Now, why do we have and he went on for a
good 11 minutes of this very difficult to parse cry.
I'm going to convene climate change summit meeting. Okay, let
me translate, convene Clinton. He's having a climate change
summit meeting this year. He's convening a summit meeting. And
this is so he's this is basically a promo for his summit
meeting. That's all that he's interested in doing. However,
the United
Nations on September 23, this will be only dedicated on
climate change. I'm inviting all government leaders, business
leaders, and civil society leaders and even philanthropic
community leaders
invite a couple podcast leaders bunkie if you want some some
excitement, so
that they can bring their own commitment. There are two
purposes bring their
own commitment and true purposes.
First, raise political awareness and political will at the
highest possible.
Where is this guy? Where has he been? This there's this is the
only thing people are doing is raising political awareness
about climate climate change.
Of course, we do not have any time. Loose at this time. We
have only three years.
Okay. Did you hear it?
I know what he said. Okay. You might as well just be playing it
backwards, he
says. Because we don't have time anytime lose now, huh? And then
he says we only have three years listen
at the highest possible because we do not have any time. Loose
at this time. We have only three years.
Why? Wait, wait, was it to
resume he says three? Sure. We'll play it again. I'm pretty
sure I've listened to this virtue.
Listen, for
this time. We have only three years. 333 years.
Three years or three years? Why three years? This is very
interesting. I think he slept here.
And what what's the dead I'm all ears now.
i But I but unfortunately, the only thing I can think of is the
end of President Obama's term is three three years. Oh, I can't
think of anything else. But he really says it like hey, this is
it. We only You have three years,
or 15 She's sort of 2017 Something's
up here as well. Hello, hello cycle man.
Yes. 2017 would be the collapse of the economy, world economy.
Thank you. So is this because they know what's coming? Well,
everybody knows about this cycle what just listen to how he says
if possible,
because we do not have any time loose at this time. We have only
three years. Freeing please bring your ambitious target and
commitment
to bring some sandwiches I don't know what he's asking us to
bring
this climate change eco a second one. Tech is to catalyse
ambitious and decisive actions is
it just goes on and on is incomprehensible. But the three
years I have a feeling that is a known entity within this group
of elitist and there's something they're running up against. And
of course, it's no surprise that Al Gore was there. And I have to
say Al Gore is good man. When he's on his game when he's not
humping women in hotel rooms misuses like a little poodle. We
haven't.
I think he's what he wants them to. Wasn't the looking for them
to the second or jerking off. He was really humping anybody,
right?
No, I know. i If I recall correctly, she was massaging him
and then he started humping her. And it was a little more than
just asking for a happy I took them out of the picture for a
while. Yeah, but everyone's kind of conveniently forgot. If I
were there, I'd be like, Hey, should we have a massage after
the after this panel? How about you me Marissa go get a massage.
Al Gore is good man. When you listen to this rap he's got now
first of all, working for Kleiner Perkins on a but when
you hear this rap that he's got if just imagine you're confused,
elitist or Rockstar, it's kind of the same thing. And you
believe that because you're rich. And you have a huge fan
base that you know how to save the world, which is pretty much
what all these people believe on the stage. This is the sad
thing. Listen to his rap.
Now where climate itself is concerned. There is convergence
there as well. These events that come out of climate related
extreme weather.
Write that down. climate related extreme weather. Ah, I have
climate related premature ejaculation
really hurt. The fight against poverty really hurt the fight to
improve health
this morning. It really hurt the fight to improve health. What do
you hear that? He's talking out of his bus? Yes,
this once you get in once you're hypnotised and you start
listening to this guy. It's just all these memes he's gonna start
shoving in there.
Wait, wait, wait, he's so good. I'm not going to interrupt
anymore. I'm gonna try. He's so good
morning. Today, there are 4 million refugees who are
homeless in the Philippines. And when super typhoon Hi Yan formed
in the windward areas of the Pacific before impacting the
Philippines, the Pacific Ocean was 3.4 degrees Celsius. Hotter
than normal. Really.
I need to see some backup on that.
Two years ago, just before Hurricane Sandy hit New York and
New Jersey. The windward areas of the Atlantic were five
degrees Celsius warmer than normal
five degrees Celsius the normal. That's that's a lot warmer than
normal. And why don't you know these things are toe and no one
ever asked. No, I've had seen no one say hey, let's go take a
look at that.
I think that these extreme weather events which are now 100
times more common than 30 years ago, 100 times
more times Mark,
this guy is great. 100 This guy is so good. Like two events,
it's 100 times more common
are really waking people's awareness all over the world.
And I think that is a game changer. And it comes about of
course, because we continue to put 90 million tonnes of global
warming pollution into the atmosphere every day. As if it's
an open sewer. This is
so good. That open
sewer thing I thought was genius. You saw this. Yeah, the
comment that the atmosphere is an open sewer no genius concept
and
no but but so our actual the breath that we exhale is
treating the earth like it's an open sewer. Because I'm I'm
exhaling carbon dioxide into the into the air like it's a sewer,
but he's gonna take it one step further
now and the accumulated manmade global warming pollution there
now, according to calculations by NASA scientists, I testes
trap enough extra heat energy in the Earth's system every day.
That is equivalent to what would be released by 400,000 Hiroshima
atomic bombs going off.
What is that? What kind of comparison? Is that? What? Yeah,
the the horrible gases trapped is equal to 400,000 Hiroshima
bombs. So of course the idea is all you're supposed to get from
this is the idea of the mushroom cloud times 400,000. In the
sewer, that you're breathing into us, you evil polluting for
horrible human being victimising poor African countries
every day. The oceans are warmer. That's one of the
waterway
every day every day. 100 bombs every 400,000 every 1000 bombs
every day, every day. 100,000
Hiroshima atomic bombs going off every day. That's why the oceans
are warmer. That's why the water the air is warmer. That's why
the droughts are deeper, the floods are bigger, the ice is
melting. Already.
That is the best rap that that bid at the end. I gotta I gotta
rehearse that. Let's just hear that again. That's so good.
That's why the droughts, floods are bigger the ice.
Ice is melting. Guys, the guys stellar.
Well, he's been working on this one pitch, even before he was
vice president. In fact,
climate change is responsible for Syria.
extends to me elsewhere
in Switzerland, thank you to the Swiss people shout out to my
Swiss homies. There are these negotiations involving the
future of Syria. That is a drought prone region. And the
scientists tell us that the droughts are made deeper and
more harmful. From 2006 to 2010, a million people from rural
areas of Syria were driven by the worst drought they've had
into the cities, joining a million refugees from Iraq, by
the way, and the sectarian tensions just bubbled out of
control as a result.
Okay, let me just understand, because of climate change and
global warming and the the biggest drought since the Great
Recession, about a million people were driven into the
cities and there were a whole bunch of other a RABs and they
couldn't get along and then boom. It's what we are today.
Thanks shout out Switzerland. That's what he's saying.
Yeah. Yeah, that's what he does. This is his he d is your like
you said he's really good. Really good.
Now, Bill Gates is on this panel. And and when Bill Gates
spoke, I finally understood that there's a rift amongst the
elites.
Oh, there's always a rift. That's the greatest thing about
it.
Right. So the, of course the you have the climate change elites,
which is really about putting a price on carbon, taxing people,
and then pretending to send that to victims. And of course, some
victims of climate change will get money, but it's all going to
be stolen by the likes of Al Gore. Or at least skimmed. And
I'm very I'm very happy to say state that as fact. Carbon
exchanges skimmer skimming, scammer scam skimmer. Bill
Gates, on the other hand, sees no bread in this. No, he's
got it. He's got the money. No, but no.
And he doesn't want to give his money to Al Gore.
No, he doesn't give us money. or anyone else for that. No, rather
invested in private prisons. Well, and
in Monsanto, and he's really, really heavy on pushing the
Monsanto vibe and the seeds. And, and, and on this panel, he
is the he's pushed and he's like, No, I'm gonna I'm not in
on climate change. But you know, if a farmer is gonna get screwed
by floods, then, you know, I'm helping the farmer anyway. And
so he's he's, it's kind of cute to see him. He's essentially
saying climate change as an agenda. It sucks. You got no
visibility you got no PR you don't you're not doing it right.
And it's pretty funny because he's basically slapping Al Gore
in the face. I did like that. And as Al
Gore said, if you get health improved if you get
availability, that
was where Gore screwed it up. He said that improved health and
that was built jumped right in because gates is smart. And
unfortunately, Bill Gates really, really believes that he
is smart enough to save the world would
he have contraceptions, then families will voluntarily decide
to have less children and that's good for all of this if you want
to feed educate, preserve the environment, getting the peak
population to be closer to nine and 10 billion
peak population. And why is nine better than 10? billion? John,
do you have any idea? No idea? No, it's better for Bill, why
don't you just take it down to 500,000? Bill like the Georgia
Guidestones? command you? Let's get a little creepy with the the
peak population should be nine versus 10 billion oil? Yeah,
well,
that's good news. So I don't think it's necessary that
focusing on climate change should take away from the
development agenda.
It's the development agenda versus the climate change
agenda, you say
climate change is a very important issue. And in fact, it
should make us invest more in helping poor farmers, because
whether there's always been a problem for them, whether it's
increasingly a problem for them, it wasn't good to begin with,
but the trends are not, not in their favour. And
he's now taking climate change as a given can't be stopped, I'm
gonna help the farmers they get
better CRC storage than they can handle a year. That's bad
without malnutrition, or in the extreme case, starvation. So the
good news on the development agendas there. I think one thing
that both agendas need is research and development,
focused on helping them achieve their goals.
Yeah, more government money flowing in is what that means.
So
in health, that would be an HIV vaccine and malaria vaccine in
energy, despite the progress, reliable energy requires storage
requires getting the economics to be even better. And it's
disappointing that the r&d budgets, whether in the energy
space or the health space, haven't been a priority. And the
economic crisis has made it easier not to think of those
investments because they only pay off in the 10 to 20 year
timeframe, particularly if you're out in the deployment
complexities for both energy and, and, and help
a very interesting what he's saying here. So here's a
scientist saying to Al Gore, you know, all this stuff, you got
done work. It's just work. It's nice. You know, we need more
research, because it doesn't work a year. Your sun and wind
is just not really working.
So I, you know, I think both things are very important, I
think climates, got an awareness problem. And one one awareness
problem. What does he mean?
It's got an awareness problem.
Yeah. I think what he means is people are aware it's a scam.
Oh, you know, I bet you that's exactly what else could it mean?
What else could it mean? And he's a
cynical douche, that bill is
an issue. I think we have to be careful of that as the poorest
are being lifted up. As they're getting lights and
refrigerators, we are going to use more energy. There's not a
solution here, where we use less energy, we have to make the
energy we use not not emit any greenhouse gases, particularly
co2. So developments going well, UK's
Yeah. And it's interesting because this goes, this is
perpendicular to what the President said when he was in
Africa, and said, y'all can't have refrigerators. Remember
that? Yeah, you can't have lights and refrigerators, you
can't have the climate.
I hope people are right that we can get the same sort of
understanding of the solutions there that we now have in the
development space.
In other words, development. Great climate sorry, you're
sucking you just sucking
Yeah, you didn't pull it off. And now you're with Gore just
making it up as he goes along with some of these exaggerations
is just
Oh, but people buy into that particularly the I mean, it was
gonna young people are enamoured by a celebrity like gore. They
got eyes Al Gore takut. What do you say? You're
Not You mentioned when I was Moses as an aside, so Al Gore's
I was watching bowl reruns of 30 rock, which are still better
than half the things on television. Yeah. And there's
one episode where Al Gore comes on. And all throughout even
though they haven't scripted, and it's actually it's
moderately amusing. Tina Fey I don't care what what she thinks,
yeah. how good she thinks she can. She had a look on her face
during the whole scene. That was just, I love this man. Oh, I
would do anything for him. Just you could just see it. I mean,
you couldn't she couldn't get it off her face. This this
adoration. Yeah. She's a celebrity. Now that Hollywood
loves this guy. Yeah.
So finally, just to give you an idea, of the type of person of
type of people that are at this, and this, I think probably Davao
is a place to go meet your customers. You know, I don't
care if you're selling oil or gas or weapons. This is what
this is where you're going to meet. These are all that. Yeah,
but but this is really you know, Rouhani was there. Basically
saying Iran is open for business. And there's reasons
for that. I think we can talk about that in a sec. But on this
panel was the CEO of Unilever. This is the Anglo Dutch packaged
goods, food company. Unilever, just as they're so huge and this
is a Dutch guy. And just to give you an idea of how out of touch
with RIA In fact, the the hostess from BBC cuts and tries
to cut him off, I think at a certain point because he's
really talking such crap. So you know, you go to Davao and hey,
you know, we we're, we're, they sell soap be they sell X i think
is a Unilever products of deodorants and soaps. And, you
know, but they also have butter, I think, and this is what they
say this guy is he's a, we're gonna save the world. We're
gonna say the world people climate change
economy is going to show
I'm sorry, the climate change economy, I'm sorry, an economy
based on climate change. Lovely, the
climate change economy is going to show that this is an
opportunity for positive growth for job creation, whilst doing
it the right way. So the business community here, feet in
your experiences and your examples. This is not a
government process. It really bothers me that we say these
governments are negotiating something for the web. This is a
citizens process. And we need to end business also is there to
serve
the citizens, businesses there to serve the citizens. Okay, we
need to enrol
the broadest group of people, the response we got from young
people in the process leading up to this. The taskforce report
makes me convinced that we need to find home we have discussed
at the World Economic Forum here, a project which is called
Future awesome. Ah,
so they're sitting there and they're like, Hey, we got to put
a steering group together. And by the way, it needs a name it
needs
to stop you have to stop why you had to give that Clip of the
Day. Really? Future awesome.
Project future awesome. I can just see these douchebags
sitting around the we'll call it future awesome. Yes. Yes. All
the kids think is really great. We will call it to future
awesome Yes. Awesome. That called Korean Dvorak for a
jingle Yes. Awesome awesome. Yes, very good. Very good.
Awesome. Future awesome, very great,
where all the companies and others put all their connections
together get the Twitter's the Facebook's the Googles get
the Twitter's the Facebook's the Googles. We put them all
together for future awesome. We will save the freaking you the
first Manders men, as well together and others together as
well. I think I have a board that is falling crazy. They're
2 billion, a billion and a half people I create this movement
because I'll shut up. You mentioned the complexity of the
debate. And I'll go through the difficulty. Let's go
back to Yeah, let's go back to Al Gore because you're a moron.
Does he do here he's like, future awesome to get the tweet
there from the Googles. And the Facebook's and you put them with
other people as well. And then then all of a sudden you buying
all of my mi deodorants be put it on the packaging, we put on
the packaging saved. It saved us right there to pick with the URL
future awesome print, org.
Your rights and it's great. Especially the way you say the
word Earth.
And Jesse Sssa, the Secretary General just said we only have
three more years, three years, three years. I tell you no Bush,
but three years. I make a joke. Wow. You know,
I don't know how you could listen to that crap. Well, I
do it because it catches I think it's important that that someone
is listening to this. You know,
they listen to each other. But I don't know how it would affect
it that any of it actually has. It's just it's like a good. This
is a worst sort of drink or deteriorate if that's what the
New York Times said, is deteriorated in the worst sort
of a hoity toity drinking
club. That is
they'll drink and they think that they're doing something
they don't do anything and then they go back to their countries
and go back to work,
then someone must be getting laid though.
I mean, come on. Well, that's the question I wonder about. I
mean, there's I think and I think it's because there's so
high end that they're not getting laid. I don't think this
is a good getting laid event.
Really.
Well. You know, there's you there's never been a scandal
there's never been there's no discussions of hookers. I mean
that they'd be if they're gonna get laid you're not gonna get
laid by the likes of Marissa Meyer.
Hold on me check something. Let me see if we do not. I don't
even see there's not even a good hook or sight for Whoa, let's
see Davao porosity
why they're having in Davao? The only place in Switzerland where
there's not a bunch of horse.
Let's see Davao escorts escorts in Davao plots high class Davao
escort service. Let's see. Okay, there is one. Yeah. Cosmos dash
Esquel is hard you know these escort sites they usually like
they SEO a lot. Let's see, for Davao we need a firm reservation
at least six hours prior to the date. Well, what's the spur of
the moment of that? Double Oh, good. I did escort Davao with
high class escort service. But see vacation
as a business get a hold of Al Gore's itinerary. This would be
answered this question.
Let's see who is some of the ladies. Molina she looks like
something for Al Gore. Medina. And Jenny.
Okay. Anyway. Okay, so there are a couple of horrors in the area
which Oh, there's a whole country's filled with them.
I mean, of course it's got to be some I mean, it's yeah,
this is big money but there's so much security and all the other
day
that the whole crap six hours is probably to get vetted. Yeah,
they got it for Senator security check. Pick six hours. That's an
expedited probably cost an extra $100 I mean, I can't imagine
this. You got to be $5,000 Whores.
For for an hour or a night?
No, no, this we had with this level of guy. This $5,000 for
just an hour if you're lucky. And they have to be very
discreet. This has to be the ultimate indiscreet because we
have never heard of a scandal. And so none of them went to
smart money. I mean, there's usually is some kind of reporter
hooker that can get into these things, cuz she knows enough to
be able to pull this off and then get one of these guys in a
compromising position gets to either get information. I
gotta be careful. Yeah, you gotta be careful. You gotta be
careful. Yeah, it's horrible.
I don't think anything's going on.
Let's talk about the six week cycle for a moment because we
got a lot of people calling this Maryland shooting mall shooting
six week cycle. I'm not convinced I'm well, I'm
you know, I at first wasn't, but then I started I do a couple of
clips. It was a plane. So we get this out of the way. I have. I
guess I only have one clip, but just kind of explains what
happened. And the reason that I could, unless something else
happens, I will I will tick it off the box because it took off.
Maybe I should just reiterate the six week cycle. So people
understand one news programme, understand we're talking about
we were informed by an FBI producer of the show works for
the FBI, that every six weeks, the FBI needs to have an event
and the event is multiple purpose one, of course to
obviously to remind the citizenry that they are that
need to shelter in place, cower in the corner and be very afraid
and just shut up. And but that element, yes. Most importantly,
the FBI needs to qualify the reason for their existence. And
of course, now that they have given up law enforcement as one
of their actual missions, but it's all they're all homeland
security protecting the homeland. That article came out,
I guess, last week or so that they changed their mission
statement. Right? They need to show that they're protecting the
homeland from any type of terror, homegrown terrorism, of
course, is what they're supposed to be doing. And so what I
missed in this story, although FBI was on the scene very
quickly, which is very suspicious. Of course, we have a
dead perp. No good. We need to have a live guy that we can
shoot in the neck.
We have a lot of dead purpose and a lot of these see
it but but but there was no honeypot. There was no no big
month long setup of of trolling the guy that we know of yet. I
mean, it's early days, still early days.
Well, it wasn't a mass enough ad for one thing, it was like a
local to me. local, local, local story. I was shooting this
happens in Oakland all the time. Not
interesting in white people in a mall.
And the mall I liked the mall. Here's what it is, for one thing
this, they can overdo this every time. So let's let's let's
assume, just for the sake of argument, because a lot of edit
because it does work on the cycle hit right on the money.
Dom was on the day of the cycle of the six weeks. So let's
assume that it is the the cycle event and with this sort of a
rationale. It was it was lesser, a lesser event. It which is you
have to have some times it was associative, which I think is a
big deal. And I think that's overlooked a lot. And it's
associative with the Kenya mall shootings. In other words,
when's the last time we had a mall shooting that got this much
attention? Yeah. And it was a bunch of radical terrorists. It
brings back man Reasons with
Ron John wrong gun. Wrong gun to 12 gauge shotgun wrong weapon.
The guy does not have three names. Yeah. Let's listen to the
report.
There are indications tonight that a mall shooting in Maryland
it could have been worse and theatre say they detonated crude
explosive devices found inside the gunman's bag.
This could be, you know, like Bic lighters or something.
I mean, we don't know.
They say he shot and killed two people than himself inside the
mall and Columbia. Police are using dogs overnight to search
the mall which will remain close tomorrow. ABC News reporter
Chuck severtson has new details.
I think that that's where the panic is what the malls closed.
What panic. Okay, let
me I'm gonna go back on your complaints. And I want to give
you the guy's name in this is the big one of the big news out
may just come out in the area and Marcus egg will
Okay. All right. No, he's got three names. Good. Good, good.
He did just purchase the weapon which is also good. Yeah, he
just bought it a month ago but it should have been an assault
rifle, assault style rifle, military assault style rifle.
It was just before lunchtime at with
huge clips.
Not a magazine clip had a bunch of ammo all played out.
I'll shut up. I'll shut this mall. A half hour's drive from
Washington DC. There were a lot
of people here at the Columbia Mall. Saturday morning at 1115.
This was a very scary incident Latin shots rang out boom. And
then followed by four or five more boom, boom, boom,
people were screaming, running and scrambling for cover. My
manager yells everyone get in the back in the batch SWAT teams
responded within two minutes of getting a 911 call. They safely
directed people into a parking lot. Some of them in tears as
they returned to their cars or boarded buses.
People were running either straight down the mall corridor
or just running into stores and I didn't know how safe it would
be to just keep running in the open.
Police found three people dead on the upper level. They
identify the victims as 21 year old Brianna below, and 25 year
old Tyler Johnson both of Maryland. The third body is
believed to be that of the shooter when our officers
approached. He was obviously deceased. But he was also still
had a had a large amount of ammunition still on and about
him because of concerns about weapons and the possibility of
explosives. Police proceeded with caution. Authorities are
still working to verify the suspects identity and his motive
for killing the two Skateboard Shop employees after a thorough
search authorities gave the mall and all clear but it remained
closed the rest of the day. Chuck severtson ABC News New
York
couple of things we got lots of ammo which is weird because it's
a shotgun. Well what is like what is also used in the Navy
Yard shooting if you recall, yes. Okay. Yeah, it's got all
the elements except for the FBI investigation but you said that
they got there they were there early. It's got all the elements
is that public? So it's a it's a national story. These stories
happen all the time. They pick the one out on the six week
cycle and making a national story.
Okay, okay, I'll give you the there was also a drill nearby
Oh, I didn't know that there was a drill nearby I just don't feel
it's the FBIs style to kill people that CIA SEO
anyone's actually dead that they haul them out well
so of course this is this is what's always I find it
interesting that we have the names of the victims so quickly
that typically when it's real it takes a long time and we're not
going to release the names this came I mean this is same day
that we have the names we had the names of the victims before
we had the names of the of the of the
three names that are marked as possible
as possible. You know that the
DM a I learned
there's a master dead deceased file that the the United States
government maintains and this and when someone dies they're
put into this file and anyway you can pretty much go online
and you can request everyone who's died in America in the
past noon day or month or whatever. There's I think I
believe I heard this legislation or maybe it's already passed
that the master dead file will now be locked down for two years
so you cannot find out who died officially. Yeah, yeah. What did
you get this? Wow.
This is perfect for these bullcrap events you
see it's something it's called the master deceased file
something limited. I heard about this death master file. There we
go. Let's see death master file. Tighter act here we go. Tighter
access. This is from I don't know. It's fun. Honey, how you
pick stocks? Should it
be tight? What is the rationale for this? Well,
this is from NPR, the death master file. Let's see. In 1980,
a court ruling ordered the government to make the death
master file or DMF, publicly available. Now anyone who pays
the price and get access to all are part of the file, and that
is unfortunately led to cases of fraud. Last month on Capitol
Hill, Capitol Hill, Bill Benson, Bill Nelson, Senator Bill
Nelson, Democrat from Florida cited the ordeal, blah, blah,
blah. The reason why and let's see it somewhere. Congress
didn't entirely close off access to the DEM. I'm trying to find
out, I'm just reading this on the fly. So they have Congress
estimates limiting access to the death master file could save
taxpayers more than $700 million in fraudulent tax refunds, blah,
blah, blah, whatever. Doesn't quite say how they're shutting
it off. But it looks like the Commerce Department has, yes.
The Commerce part which administers the death file is
now closing it off. But there will be a process to certify
legitimate users which of course, will not be you and I,
the government has three months to come up with the
certification process. So this is happening. This is a report
from January 6.
So what the rationale, let me get let me get this straight.
The rationale for doing this is because people are filing false
tax returns. So what you're saying is that the IRS doesn't
run a comparison of the tax returns to the debt to the list
of dead people makes no
sense, obviously. Obviously, it's for other reasons is to not
know who's really dead. I presume I could be gone for 24
months and you wouldn't know it.
As long as you keep doing the show. Just be
Mickey here playing playing. You know, I thought about this the
other day doing a robot. Adam, we had there's enough of both of
us. You could just you could just you know it would just be
you going that's bull crap.
Yeah, it's a living. Yeah, exactly.
Anyway, so he was a report that I heard that made me suspicious
of this. This is I like getting as much as possible of the
minute it happens on the scene reports. Where here's a woman.
Not only did she not hear any shots, he just saw people
running, which is a little counterintuitive to a shot gun
in the mall. But she takes the opportunity here to do something
really loud. Very interesting. Meantime,
Judy Hoffman was a shopper in the mall. She's on the phone
with us now. So Jenny, where are you now?
Actually, I'm not a shopper. I'm a manager at fire nice at the
Columbia mall and near Nordstrom. Fire knights is a
very unique, fascinating store. We sell jewellery fossils.
She's making a plug for itself. Apparently. Now. This is a
disturbed woman who has what works at the mall, her place of
business. There's three people are dead. Yet she feels she can
promote her store. I mean, really, and this is a right
there. It's happening as we speak.
Fire Nights is a very unique, fascinating store. We sell
jewellery fossils, a number of different you know what happens
in the world. What happened while you
were in the store today.
She just kept going, by the way is unique from all over the
world. We got the best jewellery.
While when I was in the store. I all of a sudden I was waiting on
a customer and I happen to see people running towards
Nordstrom, which is one of the anchor stores is close to us.
And I said what's going on? Why is everybody in London so I
stepped up to the door.
So she didn't hear any shots. People just run around and
towards the anchor store
and asked one of the girls running what's going on she
there's been a shoot. And at that time, I said, Oh my gosh, I
came in, I let my customers know that for their safety there.
We're allowed to walk the hallway or go out to North
drinks because I knew what was in the food court.
So she knew it was in the food court. Yes, she didn't hear
anything yet. She saw people running but please visit fire
and ice. We're very unique in our jewellery. This is this is
native advertising, if I've ever seen it.
Yeah, I'm sure that company doesn't even know what that
means.
There was there was a kid Lego law. There was a kid in
Pennsylvania who was arrested. He was making bombs in his room
or something, you know, in a suitcase. Now it could be I
don't know, it's, you know, yes. If the FBI decides to turn this
into their event if they didn't have anything planned if they're
gonna use it because it's, it's handy convenient. They of course
can turn it into the six week cycle event. Maybe after that C
span call in there where airy and they're trying to, you know,
change it up a little bit. We know that we did make
a change possible. I mean, I mean, this could have been more
to it and it didn't work out.
We did tip them off, you know, we did have someone call into
the, the guy who was in charge of the the agents. They're the
agent drinking club of the FBI and said six weeks cycle he's
like, oh, what? It could be that they're tipped off, and they're
trying to just mix it up. Or maybe
they were to here's, here's another one, everyone take it to
a metal level. They were tipped off a deep, but these things are
actually planned well in advance. And this was kind of
nipped in the button, but it still kind of went off. But it
wasn't Yeah, what's gonna be the FBI tried to distance itself,
but they have to have these events. This is not like, this
is not like a choice.
Well, it's really a media event, as you pointed out, people are
so poor at assessing risk. But we could have made an entire
story about at least the three people who died in traffic on
the same day, or at least the three people who died of flu on
the same day or flu related illnesses. But because we Trump
it up and and it's the mall, I agree with you there. It makes
you so afraid because oh my gosh, you know, I could let's
not think about dying on the way to the mall. Let's think about
dying at the mall. You know, people do not human beings do
not know how to assess actual risk. What is actually
dangerous,
like so they don't do any statistical analysis. I mean,
this is like that. The possibilities of being killed by
a terrorist event. In any circumstance anywhere is
outrageous. Yeah. As in low outrageously low. Yeah.
outrageously
low. It's like trillions to one kind of thing. Billions at
least. Yeah. All right. Well, anyway, that's the event.
I don't know what how do you how do you? I think we I think we
leave it
for too much of it. At first. First, it was in Indianapolis
thing which has been kind of like I didn't think that the
messaging about Indianapolis really had anything to do with
with the six week cycle I just thought that something was gonna
happen in Indianapolis I think was that big pile up was there
too. And there was somebody shot down? Yeah. minor things. That
pile up was interesting. That huge pile of words that pile up
to was that that was outside of Indianapolis? I believe
the traffic pilot. Yeah. Where was that? Stick look. I'm
looking now it was Michigan.
Okay, sorry. Sorry. It wasn't Michigan and so this is only the
shooting in Indianapolis so it hasn't I don't know Indianapolis
only shooting this is no good. Shooting I mean we don't know we
something else it could be cold for god knows what dropping off
a package at a dead drop or something. Who knows?
Just got just got a note here from California. It started
raining out of the blue at my house. 30 minutes after you did
your rain stick for California. Much appreciated. Please keep it
up.
Where's he live?
Well, I didn't say but I'm sure he's in California.
It's a big place.
We can do it. We can help it. Get imagined Jerry Brown. Hey,
you know agenda, guys. Thank you.
Okay. Hold on a second. You there? Yeah, I'm
here. I'm listening. I'm holding on, as you requested,
wondering why the Mozilla dev just saw I'm sorry. I'm just
preoccupied with this muting problem it's getting
but that's your hand on the keyboard.
Yeah, yeah. I just said that's bothering me to do an extreme
because it's happened a couple of times today on the show, and
it's I don't even have the keyboard on my lap anymore.
It was a Russian teenager. A teenage Russian national
actually, I should say who was arrested late Friday on charges
of possessing a weapon of mass destruction, which as we know
can be a large firecracker. According
to this data and 100 would do the trick.
He was charged with possessing a weapon of mass destruction,
risking catastrophe possessing instruments of crime, which is a
podcast driver in the HOD cast podcast, prohibited offensive
weapons incendiary devices recklessly endangering another
person and several drug related charges. And I thought that was
going to be the, but it didn't it didn't pan out. I don't know.
We'll see.
Whatever, and we got it. Let's just assume whatever happened
happened is it resets the clock. Yes. I'm gonna go stay with the
cycle until until we have a couple of some real evidence
that is not in play.
Okay, I'm done with that. Okay. I'm the cup couple of things
that were very interesting in regards to Turkey and now I'm
getting a lot of people paying attention to it. Of course.
Essentially, the the the Turkish Central Bank, tried to intervene
in the Turkish Lira just collapsing is what the financial
reports are. Now the way I understand it, I actually I
wanted to read something to you because I I subscribe to one
newspaper which I get I'm like, oh my Kindle quite honestly,
it's cuz I don't know how to unsubscribe from it. The
Financial Times. And yeah,
just one of your old favourites. Yeah. rebuked them some years
ago, and I didn't know you're still getting it was because
I can't I don't know how to turn off the subscription.
Are you paying? Yeah, they're they're doing it.
Yeah, they believe that you got to go. And I don't know how to
do it. I don't know. But from time to time, we're like, oh, we
just see what's going. It's very annoying to read it on the
Kindle. But it's anyway. So they're trying to explain to me
what happened with Turkey. And apparently is related to a
weakness of sentiment or the sentiment towards emerging
markets, and apparently Argentina as a part of it, and
and they say that Turkey is? Well, let me read this to you.
Turkey is seen as one of the country's most vulnerable to the
US Federal Reserve's tapering of stimulus due to a persistent
current account deficit that makes it reliant on short term
capital inflows. What does that mean?
Well, as you read that again, and maybe I can figure it out,
Turkey a seed one of the country's most vulnerable to the
US Federal Reserve's tapering of stimulus due to a persistent
current account deficit that makes it I presume Turkey
reliant on short term capital inflows.
Ah, sounds to me as though the Fed is loaning Turkey lots of
money, okay, which it tends to do. And they but they start
tapering, they're gonna pull back all everything, then not
only what what,
okay? Oh, no, that's what's gonna. So we are printing, the
Federal Reserve is printing money which we pay for interest
bonds. And they're giving that to Turkey. But with turkeys
paying for theirs to bond investors have not turned tail
earlier yesterday, the Treasury said there was strong demand for
a two and a half billion dollar sale of 10 year bonds with a
yield of five point 85%. This week's issuance means it has
completed half its borrowing for 2014. So Turkey has already
completed half of its borrowing for 2014. So that's a problem
then, Oh, yeah. If it's only January, January, that's a
problem. They're
essentially running a huge they're in the hole running a
deficit spending operation for some reason. And that's what's
paying for all the development that's okay. Now so they're
they're expecting to develop this is this is a economic
hitman scam.
Exactly. This. Got them. Yes. So one way I was looking at it is
this is a planned orchestrated takedown of the turkey the
Turkish economy.
Yeah, yeah. So check this out well, and we have to send our
boys check this out. They're also signs that Turkey is
struggling to attract direct investment in the wake of a
corruption scandal. Much of it focused on state tenders. It's
interesting, the Financial Times does not mentioned here, the his
who it says 10% slide and the lira since mid December when a
corruption probe began that has fueled conflict between the
government and rival factions. I find it interesting that the
Financial Times does not just say the Gulen Movement, who
every other newspaper everyone else is pointing this out that
the Gulenists are all in the government there and have been
systematically pulling it apart from the inside. So you've got
to think well, of course,
they're always partners. We have to remember that the Gulenists
were part Yes. Yes. With the other half of this of these
Islam is Yeah. And that there's something that there was a
break. We don't know what that would do. We Well, here's what
he thinks he says on the break. Well, here.
Yes, maybe. So the players are we have Erawan. We have Qatar,
we have Syria, we have Iran. And, and Russia as a main
supplier of gas. Here's what I'm kind of, because I know that
this has to this is for this to happen at the same time that the
seer Geneva two protocol is taking place around Syria. This
is not coincidence. So we know that Qatar, Qatar, they wanted a
gas pipeline. And if you look at the map, it would be from the
south, up through the north, through Syria into Turkey. And I
think it's pretty safe to say that the United States are in
bed with the Qataris and we know that Qatar was sending money
weapons As
well they're in bed are you think that I would more likely
say there are lackeys.
Okay, there are as good are lackeys. Okay, but instead of
that Syria chose for the Iran Iraq pipeline, which is coming
from Iran. So now let's look at the coincidence here. So Syria
has to come down. Qatar is really we're past or Qataris
pissed whatever about them choosing the Iran pipeline, of
course, you know, the Russians are kind of backing that up. So
what are we going to do? We're going to start to realise it,
who does it, Qatar, Qatar verbalises it by sending in
terrorists. And, and this goes on for a while, and then we come
to a deal. And the deal is, look, Iran, we're going to
remove some sanctions, which really only means that you're
going to be able to go to Davao and put up your For Sale sign.
So now you can sell more oil. Look, you're going to stop this
pipeline to Syria. Okay, that's done, it's over. It's not going
to happen anymore. Because we want the Qatari pipeline. And I
think what's happening is that this this was, it was kind of
figured out, we worked it out, we gave them the lowering of the
sanctions. Go ahead, you know, you can sell to all these
different countries now, which is really what the sanctions are
about other countries being able to buy oil and petroleum
products from Iran, Russia, you know, they're kind of happy
because they get some openings in in, you know, other other
regions for their European sales. And Qatar wants to run
this pipeline up north. But then Assad is like, I got boned here.
I don't want this. And then all of a sudden there's the bait and
switch like of wood you've got to go it seems that simple to me
actually. Because why else would we give around this huge Benny
just go ahead?
Well, we have to also incorporate into this logic
which is probably but it is the use of gold versus Petro dollars
yeah, because if we don't if everything's not done in Petro
dollars then the whole world
makes no sense right then we ruin the whole idea and
everybody can everyone
still tries to bypass to try to that's barter for the oil use
gold for the oil. That's a good idea. Let's have a new currency
issues one for the oil.
And I think that's where air two one messed up I think because he
had some secret stuff going on. Selling for gold.
Yeah, he was doing a gold deal. Yeah. And I think that he's on
the blacklist now. Yeah.
Let's see Turkey to collapse Germany and recession. Cat
Chrome 40 drops 40 Pretty. Yeah, there's all kinds of crazy stuff
going on here. Yeah, I think it's true economic hitman style.
He has to I think everyone has to go. And this Gulenists guy, I
think it's probably mutually assured destruction somehow that
the CIA use him but he uses the CIA. So he has his mission,
which is all over take the Ottoman Empire The Empire
Strikes Back three.
Well, he looks like one of the types He looks exactly like the
guys who loves the just the whole idea of the old caliphate,
the Ottoman Empire and he you know that he would clamp down a
little more than or to one or don't want to you know, even
though he is an Islamist never really put the screws to the
public, you know, like they did in, in the good old Iran where
you have, you know, everyone has to wear the scarf and all the
rest of it.
Right, well, one side of the river. But then so here's the
here's the when the economic hitman coming into the I don't
know if the jackals are in yet. But there's a new group I found.
What do you
think all these writers are all about? The Jackals have long
since been in there. I mean,
jackals that they really got to kill somebody.
They gotta kill everyone. Yeah,
here's a here's a new group that I found. Who are now active in
Turkey and in Ukraine. Freedom House, you gotta love this name.
This is this is another one of my favourites, Freedom House. Go
to freedom house.org And you can find out about their leadership.
Little organisation this Freedom House. They've got about $45
million they brought in this year so gee, that's just a
small, small nonprofit. Let's see William Taft
is the chairman house to freedom house.what.org Okay,
freedom house.org. There Board of Trustees William H. TAs. Look
at look at this list, man. Look at this list.
Are you getting the names and if you
go to On the about us. Oh, there it is about us our leadership.
Freedom House is led by David J. Kramer. The daily work of
organisations conducted by its approximately 150 staff members
in Washington, New York and field offices around the world.
They have a field office in Ukraine and Kyiv. Let me read
from the from the fan. Let me read from the Freedom House,
what a great name. Welcome to the house of freedom. Freedom
House
half the fourth, that's weird. Freedom
House form nine nine is what they file with the IRS, which
very few journalists read. But here you can see current year,
they brought in $45,392,369 40 million of that from government
grants. Nice grants. Yeah, briefly describe the
organization's mission. Freedom House, an independent non
governmental organisation, that's what NGO stands for,
supports the expansion of freedom in the world. Who
wouldn't want to support the expansion of freedom? Freedom is
possible only. Only I tell you in democratic political systems
in which the governments are accountable to their own people,
the rule of law, that's that I'm here in Hague talking right now,
the rule of law prevails and freedoms of expression,
association and belief, as well as the respect of the rights of
minorities and women are guaranteed. Freedom ultimately
depends on the actions of committed and courageous men and
women. Here it is. We support nonviolent civic initiatives in
societies where freedom is denied under threat. And we
stand in opposition to ideas and forces that challenge the right
of all people to be free. Freedom House functions as a
catalyst for freedom, democracy and the rule of law, through its
analysis, advocacy, and action. And then here, I wanted to read,
mark this up, that they actually, I gotta get the next
segment here. This is a big one. It's like 50 pages of this 990.
It's kind of interesting what they've got going on here.
Well, with that kind of money, you don't want to take any
chances of losing it
now. But they literally state that they support action groups
on the ground. That is part of their part of the mission. So it
would only make sense. I'm running
in jeopardy. I'm going through the way you're talking. Yes, I
know. I know. I know what exactly. So I'm looking I'm
finding a lot of Institute of Peace people Council on Foreign
Relations, drug companies, surprisingly enough. Well,
that's, of course, but a handout some of that to the amphetamines
to the terrorists, and boner pills and whatever else to make
war work. These are very, very, very, very sketchy organisations
in my book.
No, they are. That's just a front. You know, it's not I'm
telling you what I would I'm looking at these things just
determine whether this is like a think tank front, which is
usually just a contractor that does a report so people can make
the right decisions down the road.
Well, that just so you know, they're literally they're taking
in 45 million. And they are flushing out 41 million. So that
just they there's a zero sum game. The money comes in. They
send it off to Europe, including Iceland and Greenland. They send
it off to sub Sahara. This got to be a bag man operation. Yeah,
yeah. And then they save just enough for their salaries. For
the end. They're in Alexandria, Virginia. Hello. Yeah, that's
where I that's where I live.
Alexandria, Virginia, national soundbite. Let's
see grant, some of them see what they got here. National
Democratic Institute for International Affairs. I gave
somebody the free society project. African Centre for
justice and peace studies. International Centre for not for
profit law, community initiatives.
You could be looking at those forms forever. It's just a huge
it's a it's a web of deceit.
It truly is. Well, deceit. I mean, it's it's not even it's
not even dishonest.
deceitful, deceitful. What is you know supposed to be doing
when it's just a bag man operation taking money from the
gut from the tax taxpayers needs? Yeah. And then given it
to some organisations and so they can do something screwy
when it's always in American interest, but it's some of its
pretty its fiscal mess much of its misguided I think that's the
problem.
So they put out a report and and their report here. A recent
report by us think tank Freedom House says heavy handed police
crackdowns on Gezi. Park protests protests are
conflicting with the freedoms of association and assembly. So
essentially, they just make the government look bad. You look
bad. Add. It's just like Human Rights Watch Human Rights Watch.
Also, this is all State Department stuff. Human Rights
Watch is run by a former State Department official. And they do
and they just came out with a report last week because it adds
to human rights being violated. And then it's time to go in.
But it will be interesting to see what happens with Syria and
Assad.
Did you see carry talking about this? Cha? No, I don't think I
don't think I have a clip. I was thinking about it. And it was,
unfortunately, unlike Hillary Clinton, he is so boring. He's
so boring. But he he was it was that what we talked about
briefly, because of the Qatari Finance Report, which said,
yeah, these are real pictures of real dead people we don't really
know killed them, but they looked like they were starved
and starvation, which is a war crime is what Kerry said. Take
him to the International Criminal Court Off with his
head. Anyway,
yeah, essentially, we're gonna have negotiations. But here's
what here's what has to come out of the negotiations.
And Ukraine, I think is similar and freedom houses in Ukraine as
well. Also talking about the problems there. And maybe, I
mean, we couldn't even we couldn't even get that one to
work out that that's that actually shows a weakness of
John Kerry. And well, I think it was Victoria Newlands gigs. And
that's why she was there. She's the deputy and her. I think the
mission the mission was like this, Victoria. I gotta go. I
gotta get this Assad guy out. Because you know, we got to get
a Qatari pipeline up through there to Turkey we get this job
I get I just don't have the bandwidth. Victoria, can you
please do this? Can you just get Ukraine to sign on with the EU?
Take the no chin. No neck monster. What's your name? Hi.
Hi. Hi, priestess. Yes, Kathy. Yes. Cathy. Some of the dame
Cathy. What's her name? Take her go there and make it happen. And
she failed.
Yeah, she gave out cookies and pretzels. Pretzels.
Have you seen some of these? Some of these these guys in the
pictures and Kyiv? They're armed to the teeth. Yeah, these aren't
our guys. I think the
whoever out there there's this there's word that new word that
we have to start paying attention to which may be you
don't know what these guys are. But they're called to tuskys to
tuskys. Yeah, there's I first heard the term in this report,
which I have and then I started doing some research on it when I
went to to ski in the cramps
to hooligans, allegedly sponsored by the government to
try and discredit the movement or these the whether being
called Neo Nazis.
That could be that to Turski is a I've never heard this term
before. But you know, the Russians always have these great
terms like apparatchik. Yeah, right. But to Trotsky as a guy,
which is it's a good term because it does describe
something that we see a lot, which is and it happened with
the Occupy movement, where the cops put in their guy, right to
create a riot, and then you beat everybody up, except the guys
who started the riot because they're cops. Those are tissues.
To there are John provocateurs.
Yeah, that would be which nobody can pronounce. So that
is easier to say than a John. I like a John provocateur. Yeah, I
am. John provoca to the podcast. Alright,
anyway, I think yeah, this is all just all Rubble is
happening. It's left and right. It's going on everywhere. And we
don't seem to we seem to be relishing starting as many of
these as possible. There's one I don't think anyone even knows
about yet in this country, which is what's going on? I mean, we
know about Thailand's all hell's breaking. I was considered crazy
ruler, but Vietnam. And I listened to this report. And
then when you listen to this report, you realise that we're
just you we can you can see who's giving it to who, when you
when you listen to this Viet what's going on in Vietnam.
About 200 Vietnamese gathered in the square in Hanoi for a
protest against China. They say the Spratly and Paracel Islands
belong to Vietnam. Vietnamese and Chinese naval vessels fought
a brief battle for the islands in January of 1974. China got
the upper hand and has controlled them for 40 years.
Police interrupted the demonstration when the marchers
began moving toward the Chinese Embassy. That intervention
suggests the Vietnamese government is concerned about
its already strained relations with China getting worse.
Yeah, you think yeah, wonder who's behind this. And they got
the island meme. Yeah, love that. I
mean, is this the same island to the These new islands No, these
are new islands. These are Vietnamese Islands, which is be
pissed off about all islands.
He's apparently during the Vietnam War, which supported
largely by China. And North Vietnam, of course, they had
these islands. And then during the process, I guess of the
Vietnam War winding down, the Chinese took the islands from
the Vietnamese probably as payment for helping them right.
I'm sure there was something like that. And so they ended up
with the islands and now 40 years later, somebody has
stirred the Vietnamese public only with a small demonstration,
but I'm guaranteeing this is going to grow because we're
we're doing it were amazing. And I hate to use that word but in
this case I have to
is that let me just see is there a report on Freedom House about
that as well? I'm thinking Freedom House are my new guys.
Maybe there may be the goat you guys, but I believe this is more
distributed than just one or two companies.
But they're pretty good this freedom outfit this just the
name by itself is so groovy Freedom House. We believe in
freedom of all people. Sure you do
go wrong with that. Sure you do. Good. Oh,
before we were gonna I think we should do our quick little thank
and we we got to hop into the club. I got an email from rich
producer rich and he really call this out. And this is the kind
of thinking that I love so much. You know, John, and I just you
know, we tried to do this on the show. We tried to you know, put
our heads together come up with some critical thoughts about
things about situations and we use maps. Rich call this I said
on Thursday show you pointed out there are more more weed
dispensaries than Starbucks in Denver. He says I'm calling BS
on that. Not because it's not true, because it's not a fair
comparison. A more fair comparison would be there more
dispensaries than coffee shops or there are more Jimmy's pot
shops than Starbucks. Good point, right? Geez, how stupid
Are we that we didn't even catch that? They were giving me
this as a Starbucks commercial. Oh my God was so obviously
planted by star we are so done nothing to do with pot
dispenser. It's just a ploy for Starbucks. And indeed
it would have been more fair to say there are more dispensaries
than coffee shops. But that of course is not true.
See, this is one of the things that I'm glad we have producers
that catch us off when we miss obvious bullcrap promotions.
Yes. We have to do I think it'd be just be more aware that
anytime a brand name is brought up
to be suspicious we do. Yeah, absolutely.
Yeah, it's because Yeah, that's exactly right. Well, good for
him. Yeah. Well, I think we've got that straightened out.
I'm gonna show my move by donating to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
I have a shortlist today. So let's go through a fewer people
to thank Ron H. Williams beginning with him. And Scotts
Valley California 12345 No comment Oscar in the Dow in
Tijuana
sir. Sir Sir Oscar.
Sir Oscar. And he wants it he'll 111 11 Then he wants his two ex
wives to the stage for some girl on girl action.
Hey, are we doing this now or what do you want to win?
I'm not gonna do it this time we're due at the end here.
Angelica Okay, wait I mean I have I don't have her on the
girl I don't have them on a girl for girl
can we get them to do some girl and girl
I have a girl on girl script but I was giving it to the two ex
wives from a couple of shows ago. She's too girl we can we
can I can change I can do I can do I can do How
about have the Ex Wife Swap with the other ex wives.
I just changed this. Okay, we're gonna move Emma here and then
move.
We need to do we need an org chart for the club. So we know
where everybody is in there.
And Jelic and lore I go to the girl on girl stage which is
stage two is
of course to where the best girl and girl takes place.
And Emma what was Emma the other one? All Ico I gotta get Ico
Angelica and Laurel or Ico Ico goes to stage three. Oh, by the
way, so I'm looking at my LinkedIn and the guy who owns
that club in London, which is called a pool. I think it's
called a platinum lace. Oh, nice. Now LinkedIn on LinkedIn
sexy name.
I can see going I looked up the website. And it's you look at
the way you've been to a strip club or to I'm sure just
casually I'm reliably
informed what they look like. Yes.
This is looks just like every one of them. All have this exact
same look. And I can't tell you you can't really describe it
except for the giant mass of clubs. That was specially
designed like the gold club in Atlanta, which was a huge
auditorium cheetahs. Cheetahs was a smaller
placed in the gold club the gold Club was at least three times
bigger than any place I've ever seen in my life.
Have you ever been to string fellows enlarge that London will
start in London. I've
never been to a strip club in London.
My friend Michelle had has several.
I don't even like to strip clubs in New York because I think they
but they take
they take all their they take all their clothes off in London.
Oh, they take all their clothes off completely Georgia. And
Georgia. Really? I didn't know that. So I'm sitting here. Okay,
then I get my story out. So a friend of mine who will remain
nameless is lives in New York City. He's a writer. And he's
always he's kind of a lonely alcoholic. And he all he does is
go to strip clubs. And he not only we he says, let's go to
some strip clubs aside, I I'm not that interested in it. Come
on. I know all the girls. He knows all the girls. So we go
from a strip club to strip club as he's getting plastered, and
it's like everybody comes up to him. You know, all these all
these girls that he knows because I guess he's you know,
generous over time. So we're so at the end, we're at that 1/5
scores or whatever it is. His scores is horrific. It's
horrible. So it's closing the places close but we get we sit
at a table because we're part of the, you know, part of the
owners knows us or somebody knows not me, but Charlie. And
so we sit down with some cute girls sitting there with him
who's a friend. And she says, you know, she's I got to get out
of this machine. She's tearing off for pasties and she's
sitting there naked. And she says I gotta get out of here and
I being the balmy Vaughn say, Well, you should go down and you
should go down to Georgia. And she says that she's sitting
there stark naked. That would pay so she's off. I could never
dance in Georgia. They're naked.
I swear that's a true story. Yeah, I was just beside believe
you. Okay, onward, John. Onward.
Okay, we go. We're where it was. I think we
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It's the longer doctrinal city on region is nice.
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I've sent you several copies I'm just starting to look at it now.
Yeah, then we've got a pretty good executive summary in there
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So we can do the the event here I have to say that I tried to
get a hold of Daniel Wyman in New York has a new somebody she
wants to bring up we're gonna have to put it off because I
can't get ahold of her. Okay. Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
No, she's here. Hold on. Let me click on the email.
Ah, I'm thinking should I do a different reverb for You keep
telling me I always said let
me say a couple of things. Okay, I'm gonna give her the best one
at the end. This is Lady Nina or Nina Okay, so I listened to the
last one I couldn't hear the music I didn't hear any reverb
whatsoever. I just heard myself being distorting
and telling you you're going to close to the Microsoft put on a
different I'm gonna
put I'm gonna pull back I'm going to do it from here just
gonna yell a little bit but I'm not going to be up against the
mic. So it won't be just a mess but I need more i the reverb
verb I didn't I didn't hear it when I'm listening to looking
for his Mexican radio.
Yeah, okay, hold on. Give me a little level.
Ah, okay, coming to the stage to come into the stage because
ladies and gentlemen welcome to the biggest night in the
nightclub in the world blah blah blah. It's gonna be like that.
Okay, one more time. Ladies and gentlemen welcome to the biggest
night club in the world your club 33
I think this is pretty good. Can do one more. Let me just check
this 1212 Just try one just one more just want to just Okay
ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the biggest night club in the
world your club 33 We're all the ladies are beautiful.
Yeah, I think this is the right I think this is the right I got
we got the right stuff here. I think we're gonna hit it.
Gentlemen, welcome to the biggest nightclub in the world.
Your club 33 or older ladies, you're beautiful and all the men
are drunk. So let's get ready for a night of hot dancers. Hot
waitresses looking for a different kind of tip and great
music. To begin tonight's festivities by loading up the 10
multilevel stages and surround everyone with unmatched beauty
on the main stage we have luscious Vixen and our number
one vote getter in the midst of a good Orlando online
competition. She loves dogs drag racing and heavy breathing. Give
it up for me welcome to two cuties for a girl on girl
action. Angelina and Laura dancing on the new impossible to
climb greasy pole. We've got Angelina and Laura also known as
kittens because you'll be smitten as h3 Bring out bring
out your phosphor Ico part time pizza makers that roundtable
where she knows how to throw dough myth it for some of yours
Ico stage 2012 number one online page views in the club 33
website she's acuity she's pretty She's feisty sheets
Michelle's stage five is opening up and exploding with charisma
as no lender Anaconda takes the stage to beat she's never been
arrested but she's clearly doing something illegal just like
Anaconda there's a crowd gathering around stage six and
you may know the reason why lady in this was Miss Florida from
2010 doing what she does best entertaining the boys. Part time
stockbroker she brings a new meaning to the term pump and
dump given out to the late Nino for all hotties out there and
remember everybody no touching
No touching is out. I keep forgetting. I keep forgetting my
cue. I'm sorry.
Ah, Rocky. What? That was Rocky, that was totally Rocky. Let's
because I had all these days switched around. And it was
confusing.
I mean, you only take a month to get it together and then you
still write I
know. But I don't know what my problem is. I'll tell you what
the problem is just for technical, please. I do not
write it up as a proper script. Your ad libbing apps and it
should be double spaced and it should be that way I can make
changes without making a mess. This is like from a book output.
It says bad I've just it's very unprofessional of me. Yeah, kind
of anyway. Oh, got him in. If anybody was missing from that to
let me know.
I did like the pump and dump was good line.
Yeah, I thought so. Um,
I read the
PCL OB report of the privacy civil liberties overview,
oversight board. Now you'll recall that you know what this
is right. This is a privacy Civil Liberties Oversight Board.
This is a board that works within the NSA is that one.
Well, this is a presidentially appointed Senate confirmed.
Yeah, I understand that. This is this has been sitting in a band
so with nobody running it in charge for the law. Last three
or four years?
No, no, no, that's not true. Because if you'll recall the
President's speech where he was interrupted by the Code Pink
Lady in May, when he said before Snowden happened where he said,
This is why we want a private we need to really get this private.
This Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight oversight board. We
got to get that shored up.
We have you didn't have anybody in it.
Yeah. So we got we got people in it. And they released a report
on Friday. And this is the results. According to the
media's
the NSA chief says if they'd had their current programme of
collecting bulk phone call records in place, then weird
unknown about the path, but a privacy watchdog board appointed
by the government now rejects that that information was
available, agencies just weren't sharing it. And the board says
that controversial NSA programme revealed by leaker Edward
Snowden should not exist is unlawful and the majority of the
board's view and should be shut down after a short transition
period. The board says the Patriot Act doesn't give legal
authority to collect phone records in bulk as the White
House argued and says the programme is a huge invasion of
Americans privacy. It's a harsh rebuke of President Obama's
stance on intelligence gathering. In the wake of the
report, the White House is again defending the phone records
gathering programme as legal and effective. We simply disagree
with the board's analysis on the legality of the programme.
This is very interesting. And of course, I've highlighted some
bits in this report. And I already see the chat room.
Mistakenly This is a different this is not the the NSA
recommendation board that included all the shills Oh,
yeah, no, that's if this is this is a true by the confirmed by
Senate but appointed by the President. And when you read
what's actually in the report, it's quite damning. But
apparently this just makes no difference.
President Obama has announced plans to take the phone data
collection programme away from the NSA. That is
not what the President has done. That is a factual error, or at
least perhaps a lie in the reporting. He has thrown it back
to Congress and said Congress has to figure out if we're going
to have the data stored at the in one of three options so he
has not he has actually taken the pussy way out and thrown it
back to Congress. So just float around for a little longer give
it stricter
oversight, but not to end it. The Obama team says the phone
surveillance programme did help disrupt one terror plot the 2009
effort led by Najibullah Zazi to blow up part of the New York
subway now this
is very interesting. Well, this is bullcrap. What? Well, listen,
listen to what the the guy who's talking by the way from the
board is the leader of the board is the David Medina.
But this board says the NSA is phone records surveillance,
which the board chair calls the 215 programme played a minimal
role in that case. 215 only played a role after Mr. zazzy
had given up on his plot returned to Colorado, and it
helped find one of his co conspirators.
That was that's very well explained for the first time
I've actually heard someone say it just the way it is.
Yeah, no, do anything. There's little
there's little more there's what not not to that degree where,
where literally the guy had already given up his plot. This
was there was completely useless.
Peter, King of the House Homeland Security Committee
disagrees. But it's not just the actual threat
that you stop. What this does. It's part of a mosaic. It comes
in blanks. It fills in blanks as part of a mosaic. It leads
authorities one
way or the other. King says this board is quote outside its lane.
It says he doesn't know what qualifies these five people to
decide what's legal and constitutional.
Let me think they're outside of that who who says what qualifies
them these douchebags
when almost all judges rulings have said the phone surveillance
programme is legal. Board Chair David Medina responded by saying
that they were nominated by the President confirmed by the
Senate. And they're all lawyers.
Yeah, I think that would be kind of that would make them
qualified.
Peter King is a douchebag.
Yeah, you got it. In fact, I gotta let us just briefly read
from the board's chairman, was confirmed on May 7 2013. I told
you this is right around when this is right. It's as if it was
orchestrated just before the year sworn in May two it's
actually in the report sports sworn in on May 29. Five days
before news stories based upon the NSA leaks began to appear.
Wow. Coup right on time. This while this report includes a
number of detailed conclusions and recommendations, it does not
purport to answer all questions. The board welcomes the
opportunity for further dialogue with the executive branch and
with Congress about the issues raised in the support
group. So it came in just before was Snowden first out there when
he first say something
big Boom, like June 4, okay
so so okay so here's what we're I'm looking at this the
intelligent here's this just listen to this. The intelligence
community knew about Snowden and what was going to happen they
got the word out they said this could be bad it's almost like
you know this like remember when Rumsfeld brought out the Abu
Grob pictures and he said to God, there's worst pictures out
there could happen they don't expect the worst and that
nothing happened so but to be honest, he says it looks
something's up with this guy. It's possible that this is going
to be a huge embarrassment we got to shore up this and that
and this particular sub committee or sub agency of the
of the NSA and the intelligence world needed to there was nobody
in it, it was empty. It was empty ever since Obama became
president, he never did anything and get give a crap, right? So
they rushed did a rush job. To load it up. They got some guys
with great creds. Probably more qualified than usual. They they
left out the normal stooges. And they put together I'm digging.
I'm digging. You're absolutely right. Yeah, this is exactly
what happened by accident. Because, you know why? Because
they were all focused on the fleet free flow of information
act, ie the licencing of journalists, which was the
president announced at the same time. If they really needed to
shore that up, and you're I think you're spot on John. They
actually they made a mistake. Got some guys in and they did
their job.
Yeah, wishes reared
there are four grounds upon which we find that the telephone
records programme fails to comply with Section 215. First,
the telephone records acquired under the programme have no
connection to any specific FBI investigation at the time of
their collection, which is, which would be the appropriate
agency. Second, because the records are collected in bulk
potentially encompassing all telephone calling records across
the nation, they cannot be regarded as relevant to any FBI
investigation, as required by the statute without redefining
the word relevant in a manner that is circular unlimited in
scope and out of step with the case law from analogous legal
contexts involving the production of records. Third,
the programme operates by putting telephone companies
under an obligation to furnish new calling records on a daily
basis as they are generated instead of turning over records
already in their possession and approach lacking foundation in
the statute and one that is inconsistent with the FISA as a
whole fourth, the statute permits only the FBI to obtain
items for use in its investigations. It does not
authorise the NSA to collect anything. In addition, we
conclude that the programme violates the Electronic
Communications Privacy Act. The statute prohibits telephone
companies from sharing customer records with the government
except in response to specific enumerated circumstances which
do not include section 215 orders. Finally, we do not agree
that the programme can be considered statutorily
authorised because Kronk this is interesting, because Congress
twice delay the expiration of section 215. During the
operation of the programme. Without amending the statute.
The reenactment doctrine under which Congress is presumed to
have adopted settled administrative or judicial
interpretations of the statute does not trump the plain meaning
of a law and cannot save an administrative or judicial
interpretation that contradicts the statute itself? Yeah, no,
these guys aren't qualified.
Yeah, these guys are your obvious idiots. They
have no idea what they're talking about. Hey, Peter, King,
have you tried reading this? It's a 256 page report. It's
quite damning. And of
course, you can just read the back of a Jim Beam bottle.
But some interesting things have happened to first of all, this
is an ad to me and outrage that the President who touted this
privacy and civil liberties over oversight board as the Blue
Ribbon Panel, who will be protecting our privacy and civil
liberties and our freedoms and our rights and whatever else,
that they're dismissed as just dismissed. If you heard Jay
Carney spoke, so we just don't agree. Okay, shut up. Shut up,
slave. Now, what is happening? We have holder now first, the
President did an interview a well, not even an interview. He
spoke with New Yorker magazine. I don't know if you had a chance
to read this interview, John. No. hagiography more or less,
but completely scripted from beginning to end. This includes
the President saying marijuana is not more dangerous than
alcohol. But it also opens the door for Edward Snowden to
return and my thought and now now you can see the setup coming
to fruition I believe. He will come back. I believe he's going
to be given a deal and hold her is signalling this and as as are
others, but let's listen to hold her first. This is the Attorney
General the highest man and in law enforcement and judiciary in
the United States. Now also in the New
Yorker interview when the President was asked about
potential deals or clemency for Edward Snowden, which is
something some NSA officials have said, should be on the
table. He said, It's not a yes or no issue. Does that mean that
a deal of some kind could still be possible for Mr. Snow?
Well, he's a person who was is charged will be charged with a
variety of crimes when he has legal representation. And if
those lawyers weren't talk about a resolution of the case, we
would obviously engage in those in those conversations. But that
means it's not you haven't ruled it out. The notion of clemency a
simple, you know, no harm, no foul, I think that would be
going too far. But in the resolution of this matter, with
an acceptance of responsibility, you know, that we would always,
you know, engage in those kinds of those kinds of conversations
and acceptance of responsibility. Well, well,
well, well, I'd say that's lawyer speak for we're open to a
deal.
No, they're just that whole commentary, there was a deal
commentary. He just did everything he said, he's not
gonna get clemency a partner.
And so they can't, they can't do that.
They can't, but they could they could do. So let's think about
this for a second before we go on it with this and decide and
kind of predict what you know, first of all, is known as
counter to this was, I will not get a fair trial in the United
States. So that's what he said in the interviews that somebody
interviewed him. So we have these interviews, duelling
interview,
by the way, he's now doing online chats with Jake Tapper of
CNN, uh, come on. I mean, all of a sudden, he's he's doing ima
sees all over the place. There's a huge Snowden push right now.
So
we're working on this deal thing, which is exactly what's
going on, they're going to do something. And he won't get a
fair trust. So there has to be so it's going to be a deal. And
it's not just not going to be a trial, we can, we can just put
that on the Red Book. As far as I'm concerned, there will be no
trial, there will be a deal. And the deal will happen before he
comes back and it will be all signed off and everything so
because he's paranoid, which he should be. Now what will be the
deal? That's what we should be able to figure out? Well, before
we do that, Mike Morel, who now has a gig by the way, this was
the number two guy in the CIA. Oh, that guy. Yeah, he's you
know, he's on the on the other panel that made the
recommendations which are the shill. He's on the show panel.
He now works for CBS. By the way, did you know this? Oh,
that's nice, convenient. He works for CBS. And he gave us
the I think he's giving us part of the puzzle by slipping out
why we need Snowden to come back.
Well, we put the question to one of the people who know the most
about the case, Mike Morel, until last year, he was deputy
director at the CIA. He also served on the President's Task
Force on surveillance. Morel is now senior security contributor
for CBS News,
senior surveillance contributor for CBS News.
There is no evidence of that, Scott, my own thinking of
the question is, is he a spy? Is he a Russian spy? That is the
question. But the answer, I think leads us into why we have
to bring him back or what the reasoning will be is that
what Ed Snowden did was steal the material on his own, get out
of the country on his own. My questions about his work with
Chinese and Russian intelligence began once he arrives in Hong
Kong. And then when he moved on to Moscow,
what do we know about what happened in Hong Kong?
Well, there were some some a couple of incidents in Hong Kong
that I really can't get into. But those those incidents really
raised some questions about whether or not he had contact
with Russian intelligence.
Does US intelligence have a good appraisal today of what Snowden
took in its entirety?
So we don't know what he took. We know what he had access to.
My understanding is that the government is still trying to
put together exactly what he walked away with. I think about
it in three buckets. One bucket is what he actually had on
computers and hard drives that he showed up in Hong Kong with
clearly that information has been compromised. The second
bucket is what he has already turned over to Mr. Greenwald.
And then I assume that there's also a third bucket of
information that Ed Snowden still controls, and is probably
somewhere in the cloud. Scott, one of my concerns is that If he
is accessing that cloud in any way in Russia, Russian
intelligence is clearly watching him do that. And they only need
to see him do it once to be able to do it themselves. Aha,
we need to help him. So he doesn't access the data in the
cloud.
All right, this opens up a whole bunch of possibilities.
speaketh? Well, one, of course, is that, that he is working for
the CIA, and this is the CIA guy, and he's part of the
programme to get Snowden back as part of their deal. Yep. Because
Snowden is obviously an A Toshi? Yes. To he is over there. And
there. There may or may not be something in the cloud. We had
no, there's
it doesn't even matter what's in the know, it
might matter, because it may be stuff that the CIA is purposely
planted. Mm hmm. Good. And Snowden will go out of his way
not to access this. Uh huh. But he will so he'll make it look
he'll go through all kinds of things in it. But the Russians
have follow every every every keystroke and they'll get the
they'll get it Yes.
Yes. Coming out we have what's not in it is a very interesting
and so the information can be a bunch of bogus that I believe
personally based on the way this whole thing is coming. And we
follow it as closely as anybody I as far as I can tell. He
grabbed a bunch of shit put it on his laptop ran off with it
the stuff that he thought was his mostly PowerPoints, probably
a probably a file that it has the name p p t. And, and he
grabbed his stuff. And then he and according to everybody, he
gave it all to Greenwald, your buddy, and Poydras. And he
doesn't have anything else. And that's what he says. This other
stuff is all fictional. And the three buckets that come on yeah,
probably code for something too. Well, the cloud, there's no
waste. Nobody's got anything in the cloud. But But part is part
of this scheme, buckets
bucket could refer to an Amazon s3 bucket, which is a storage
bucket. The B, which by the way, with the CIA has it you know,
they use Berzon they use Amazon. Well, we do know that Snowden
was a CIA contractor before he was an NSA contractor. And
he still carries ID. CID. Yes, CIA ID
CI CI ci o ID. I think there's going to be a deal. He's going
to come back. It will be a bonanza for the media because
they love Oh, my God, there are the creaming or, in fact,
they're calling the White House now. Yes.
bonanza for a number of speakers bureaus. This guy will start at
50k.
Oh, that's just for picking up the phone.
Yeah, got no money. wouldn't get what a half a million I think. I
think
I think Clinton's 250. But yeah, but you gotta be you gotta pay
for the jet.
Yeah, right. Well, this guy is gonna have this guy's gonna make
literally millions of dollars on the speaker's circuit. And it's
all going to be disinformation because he's still working for
the CIA.
Yeah, and Mike Morel. I mean, what, uh, it doesn't seem like
the typical career move to me to leave the agency after 33 years.
And 33 years. Yeah. And to right away, become a correspondent for
CBS. That is not I don't think that's the typical, you want to
rest. You know, take write your book
still working? This is all part of his giant promotional scheme.
This is very well done. Yeah.
He has not he has not left the agency, really.
So what are they going to do? What do we think is gonna
happen?
Well, I think that they're going to there's going to be a deal.
We need an immediate a catalyst for the deal. Someone has to be
the hero. Someone has to make a have in this interview, or in
holders interview. I don't have that clip. He said something
interesting. He says, you know, when he ever gets
representation, I'd be willing to talk but we you didn't have
that. So that was in there. Yeah. But we know that there's
multiple people claiming to represent him, the least of
which is the ACLU. So there's a lot of posturing. There's a lot
of running around. We don't have the right players yet.
Okay, we're gonna hear it. Here's
another one for the Red Book and I gonna put it if you were
alive, Robert Kardashian would have been the guy
there's going to be a hotshot, yes, hotshot, hotshot superstar
attorney, that maybe you know even one of those guys from NYU
or something. Some guys that would professors that are going
to come in as a team, because they're gonna get lots of
publicity for this and they're going to be and they're all
going to look great because they're going to be defending
the Americans. And this is going to be a great sideshow. This
could be massively Interesting. But the deal still has to be
done because he's not going to go to trial.
No, no, no, he's not. I totally am down with that. The problem
now, of course is, what are we going to do with the Bradley?
Hey, Chelsea Manning?
Well, for one thing, this takes Manning off the damn thing takes
a man who is going to eat crap on this deal, man, he's done.
This has to be over with first and this was chew up besides the
next six months, if they do the deal, which, which I'm still
trying to get your idea of what it would be. If they do the
debts another year, because of all the media stuff, Manning is
going to go away into the background. And man, it's
actually more interesting.
I mean, the deal would just be you just got to come back. And
he's got to surrender his stuff in the cloud. And
right, which is not needed anyway, because it's just a
trick the Russians
and and then what it does effectively is it puts the it's
kind of like OJ has to be some punishment. It No, no, no, I
don't think so. It puts the focus on Snowden and the trial
and not on what's really going on. Well, there's gonna be a
trial now, but on the negotiations, and there'll be
all kinds of debates. It'll just be why wouldn't I
think? I think he's got this is a long shot, because I don't I
know he doesn't want to do any of this. I think they're gonna
give him a prison term that he will accept. And I think it's
gonna be less than six months.
Yeah. And or it'll be time served in exile or some
bullcrap. Like if they can
say, yeah, like living which is a very, that's actually very
subtle. But if you say time served in exile, is like a
slight against the Russian thing. And it's like, We live in
Russia. It's like being in prison. So it has like a nice
message because we've got this we'd like we'd like these
messages. And that's a good one is near the Olympics and all.
And then how do we wrap up the the whole privacy, Liberty
freedoms debate?
We don't we just did now it becomes like a debate with the
him giving speeches. evils same old crap.
Oh, good. Okay. Oh, well, I'm all in it.
Yeah. Are you gonna be anything? I'm gonna stop grabbing all
these phone records and the rest of it blackmailing operation?
They don't stop. There's no reason to. Anyway, this is just
fun. Fun stuff. Yeah, people don't love this show of ours is
beyond me. New York
police chief charged with possessing child pornography.
That's always the way to go.
Do you recall when the there were like 500 government
computers in the Pentagon? That all had child porn out? Yeah.
You know, I read an interesting. Well, I read an interesting
theory about that. That the reason why because of course you
never heard anything about it. The reason why that was there is
because those are all Tor nodes. I think was a dot Nolan who
wrote about that, yeah. Because the if you look at how you can
find out who's using Tor, you need the exit nodes, you just
need a hell of a lot of nodes. And you can start to track
people when their packets exit out. Right?
They believe it's believed by the intelligence community,
computer guys, that if you have enough, you own a bunch of
nodes, exit nodes. And you can watch and you got your eyeball
on somebody because you think they're doing something crazy.
You just watch them. And then you see their packets go in, and
then you try to and a lot of packets are coming out every
which way. But you look for identical packets coming out the
other one of these nodes and you're gonna identify it, then
you got it. You got the guy.
Exactly. And, and so the idea is that there's so many nodes in
the Pentagon that no, they didn't have to have all this
stuff on it and they gotta have desirable content. On the other
hand watching all this pedo here. I think it's an
interesting it's an interesting theory
illegal by law. You went there did they should arrest every one
of those people.
Did you hear about Lamar Alexander's? Assistant? No. Oh,
well, police are saying that they were called to the family
residence this morning, and it was evident that Mr. Lasker and
had taken his own life. This comes on the heels of early
December Tamarin, Mr. Lawson was charged with child pornography,
both the distribution of it on the internet and through the US
now this is the I guess the right hand man or like Chief of
Staff of Lamar Alexander, and a month ago he was charged with
possession intent to distribute or distribution of child
pornography. And now he's suicided himself. But listen,
this is what's the was the used to be chips predecessor who
died. Russert. This is This is Tim Russert kid During this
report
mail service this came as a huge shock to a lot of folks in
Washington because he was very well known. He was known as the
Chief of Staff for Lamar Alexander the Senate is number
three he was also known as being one of the top Republican
message men and he had come up through the House of
Representatives he was also somebody tamarind from talking
to folks before I came on your show, who was very well liked by
both sides democratic operatives thought he was a nice guy, a
smart guy, a guy who enjoyed being around I saw him
personally a lot of Hill happy hours. I
we got to check out these Hill happy hours John's a lot of
interesting stuff going on probably
a lot of hill a happier, happier, very pleasant
one of the nicer aides you would meet hence why it was so
shocking for a lot of folks. What he did not all was charged
with the severity of his crimes. And now there's just really
tragic, sad ending. I spoke to a close friend of his Tamron who
told me quote in a town that is often heartless, cruel and
tragic. This sets a new standard from every angle. And I think
that's very, very true this morning tamarin.
I'm very curious about what's going on here.
I'm very suspicious of this.
This is like his house of cards coming out with a new series yet
because this is this would be great preambles soon this would
be a great guy House of Cards written all over it. Doesn't it?
mean the first the guy this is a this is a top guy operator. This
is a top guy
in DC. Yeah, he's not going to kill himself.
And I have we know that when kiddie porn thing is a planet.
Exactly. So easy. So what did he have? What is Lamar Alexander's?
What is what is Lamar Alexander into that had to be silenced?
I don't know. Maybe he's to get one collecting kiddie porn. I
doubt it. But there's something else going over there. The
blackmail schemes. Who knows? We're never going to find out.
This is one of those things. As soon as the story comes out,
it's an immediate dead end. And it said unless there'll be a
couple of ancillary people killed, you know, the loose ends
just in case why take a chance. Some people that knew this guy
are gonna get killed too. Yeah. Was he married? Did you
have another 40 seconds of the report? I wonder?
When he was arrested last month by US postal agents Luke on
suspicion of possessing and attempting to distribute child
pornography is
in the video. You see. Postal Inspector, the jackets the like
the like the police jackets postal inspector. I know you
don't see those too often. at a crime scene, he was waiting for
his trial
to start on those charges that we heard from Senator
Alexander's office yet.
Senator Alexander's office just said it was an absolutely
tragedy, a tragic story from beginning to end, a very short
statement. He was supposed to go to trial. I believe the next
hearing was around February 10 tamarin, that this closes what
is surely going to be a sad chapter. There'll be talked a
lot for a long time in Washington amongst a specific
group of sort of reporters and operatives.
Listen to what the kid is saying. Reporters and operatives
specific it'll be talked about for a long time amongst a
specific group.
Mainly played out to get put into that again. Yeah,
I agree. Oops. Tearing was
around February 10, Tamron. That this closes what is surely going
to be a sad chapter. There'll be talked a lot for a long time in
Washington amongst this specific group of sort of reporters and
operatives, mainly because of just how shocking and out of
nowhere it all came. I mean, just think the arrest happened
on December 10. A little over about a month later. And now Mr.
Lasker news is dead.
You got so annoying, right before the trial. Ah, I hate it
when that happens.
This is one of the this is one of those two to the heads that
we've got to figure out.
But well, I don't think it's possible. What was the schedule?
They look they get all the phone records from everybody they know
exactly what's going I know everyone he's talked to they
probably have his conversations. They know and those people are
going to be killed. Anyone who knows anything about whatever it
is, it could have been, you know, the guy's got toe fungus.
We don't know what his hang ups are. Whatever the case is,
they're all going to if there's the you won't even be able to
extract this from any sort of deconstruction until years from
now when someone Alexander's are rested
Wasn't there some controversy around Alexander at some point
Wasn't there something weird with him?
A Star Trek deck?
No, no, that's that's Kaiser.
What's something that's Kaiser Alexander not missing mix mixing
up my Alexander's. Yeah,
Lamar. Wasn't there? Was there some gay thing with him? Or am I
mistaken?
Mr. Alexander? Let
me see. Um, this this wiki page is wiki page is huge. I don't
have time to parse it all right now but maybe The chat room
remembers what there was something was going on with him.
I really I really don't remember what it was, but I mean, it's
been around for a long time. Very long time.
Oh, yeah. This guy. Yeah, right. He took like 73 when he was in
the Secretary of Education for a while but some of this is
confusing. Yeah.
This is one of those Wiki pages that it's just no good. Okay,
well, what have you. No sense? No sense wasting time on it's an
Eagle Scout. At the BBC had an interesting take on. On problems
with these guys.
Hold on a sec is an Eagle Scout of Phi Beta Kappa from
Vanderbilt? Guys no slouch. No. No.
He married Lesley honey Bueller?
Well, that's a typical Tennessee name
Bueller's from Texas.
Oh, what? Oh, well, the first part of that is a very typical
Tennessee honey.
Can I move on
or it may not even be related to Lamar Alexander.
Oh, interesting. Could be something else. Yeah. Okay. In
Gitmo nation east, the BBC, this report was sent to me by one of
our producers over there, one of the most bizarre statements I've
ever heard. If it would play,
there are more criminals in prison. And one theory still a
theory after lead was removed from petrol researchers noticed
crime fell, perhaps because of the effect of exhaust fumes on
the brain. Tom Simon's BBC News.
We actually played a similar clip this about two years ago.
Really? Yeah. It's an old old clip,
really. It's not an old clip. It's an old, old, old story
story.
Somebody who wrote a book about it, and they had all this stats,
and the stats look good, but crime is a cyclical thing.
Anyway, I want to talk a little bit about Sophie. Yes.
Let me ask you a question about that. Do you have Olympic fever?
Oh, yeah. I have a Olympic fever. I really do.
Well, you have a fever. But it's not from the Olympics. But I
have I have a Olympic fever. I'm ready for Sochi. So let's play a
couple of clips of what we're doing with the American
government, I believe. And as public relations agency irked
about the fact that we didn't get these Olympics, and we
didn't get the next Olympics and Russia got the Olympics. What
we're doing to keep the judges don't hurt sales. So start with
the local report on the Olympics. Keoki. Defence
Secretary Chuck Hagel is promising America's Olympians
that the US is ready to rescue them if there's a crisis in
Sochi. Russian authorities have not requested help in securing
the games just days away. But Hagel said yesterday, the US has
made arrangements to extract citizens if necessary. The US
team has been warned not to wear red, white and blue outside
competition venues. The team and at least five others have
received terrorist threat
because you might look like you're from France, from Russia
islands or from Russia or
Russia is what white and blue. What is that?
Yeah, really? Everybody's red, white and
blue. If someone said don't wear Stars and Stripes, okay, but no,
don't wear red, white and blue.
All right. So then I thought, oh, that's ridiculous. But then
I saw the long form of this kind of scare report which had a plug
in it for some company that does this kind of a black water
clone. And by the way, the next show we have to talk about black
water guy the black water guy prints now working for the
Shriners
on Thursday most deadly threat to the 2014 Sochi Winter
Olympics are heightening fears that terrorism could mar the
game's concern is so great that some athletes are actually
hiring private security companies. Our cameras were
allowed inside one high tech aircraft ready to rescue team
USA
eats the fleet of medical aircraft on standby if terrorist
attack Team USA in Sochi here's Lisa Guerrero. In the
event terrorists strike and elite crisis team made up of
paramedics and former Navy SEALs is ready to sweep into action
using a fleet of planes like this one in order to evacuate
Americans
but high profile US Ski and Snowboard teams which include
the flying tomato snowboarder Shaun White, five time Olympic
skier Bodie Miller and rising young stars like these have
hired the crisis response firm global rescue to make the
extraordinary preparations. CEO Dan Richards gave us a tour of
the fleet which could airlift 375 athletes, staff and other
Americans out of Russia.
How quickly can you mobilise all of your aircraft and your
personnel if something were to happen at the Olympics
we mobilise and begin work immediately inside the planes a
flying ICU with state of the art medical equipment. This is got
all of the equipment that you would need in order to sustain
life. This is the high tech command centre in Boston where
the rescue effort would be coordinated and who better to
lead the effort then ex navy seals that some of our personnel
are military veterans. They have been deployed to combat zones,
Iraq, Afghanistan, other parts of Africa and the Middle East.
Concerns over the safety of our athletes are at a fever pitch
coming on the heels of suicide bombings and terror threats
are looking for three alleged female suicide bombers.
I would not go and I don't think I would send my family
Russian President Vladimir Putin has committed 63,000 Police and
anti terror personnel and promises the Olympics will go
off without a hitch Americans aren't so sure any spectators
that are attending the games should go in with their eyes
wide open and understand that the possibility certainly exists
that something is going to happen
great package Wow, great package Croc This is Team America
America. Yeah, here's
the B roll that they when they talk about the seals they show a
chopper with a bunch of seals coming down rappelling
rappelling down the ropes yeah
wow where are these planes supposed to land and associate a
pic ever going to land in the in the stadium?
They got they've got the the tilt rotor you know they're
gonna find the Osprey will say what to save him Come on but
this is total this is promotion
it's just annoying.
I got the fever though. I'm good for I'm say that I do I have the
51 I'm ready to watch watch what the Sochi Olympics I'm excited.
What it what is it that I've always thought Winter Olympics
were boring to get this Oh, no, no. Cheers. I like those guys.
Oh, we
got the ski jumping. We got the bobsled we got to Figure Figure
skating. I love me some figure skating.
Well you know it's always somebody crying you know it's
just sad it's a sad sport
somebody give me an Apple TV you got the Apple TV? I got to do
one thing. I know that you don't like this I'm trying to make it
oh no I don't have a jingle for but let me guess is it guessed
that movie time again? Yes. All right. Do I play the clip?
Yeah, but you gotta add there's lots of clues in this one you
should be able to get it done let's celebrate the titanosaurs
controller is ready as financier this first undertaking. I must
say I'm extremely happy
I'm indebted to you for believing my theory. I cannot
thank you
Father, a man from Interpol came in Joe Paul. They asked to see
you they wanted to know about dinosaurs
arrived 15 years too late to ask me about that. I told them then
I'd make them sorry. Now my theory is proved to be correct.
Now take revenge on them all on those pools who thought I was
crazy and asked me to
Okay. No brainer.
It's either Octopussy was the or it's not Octopussy. That was my
first
this is that that's uh, you're not taking the segments? I'm no
I don't
know this movie. So I'm just trying to go by what I heard. I
thought I heard someone say bond in there. So that's what I
thought it was a James Bond movie. I thought it was, um,
Godzilla.
Well, no, it's a it's a pre it's a Godzilla movie called The
terror of, of mecha. Godzilla. The guy has made a mechanical
Godzilla to prove everybody else wrong and they just starts to
wreck the city and then Godzilla itself comes up and saves the
day as usual,
infringes substantially on personal privacy. The President
He tried to address this last Friday and said that in a short
period of time he wants recommendations but I, I think
at this point we should seriously consider not, not can
comment on that you Congresswoman, let me interrupt
you just for a moment. We've got some breaking news out of Miami
standby if you will. Right now in Miami Justin Bieber has been
arrested on a number of charges the judge is leading the
charges.
That's what the mainstream is doing for you ladies and
gentlemen. They're they're breaking news. Justin Bieber and
meanwhile, we've been reading the government documents the
privacy and civil liberties through you the public and
that's right. Of course, we also threw in some segment about
guessing a movie. I'm telling
you, this is gonna be big. It's just you gotta trust me on this.
I'm trusting you. I'm going with the flow but maybe do something
from this century, so I can guess what it is. Do you have
some sensitive movies?
Oh, you want some girl on girls?
Oh, I like sensitive movies.
I'll I'm gonna go out of my way and find your
love story. I know the love stories. Alright, everybody,
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