I gotta take a dump. I don't have the permit. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak. It's Thursday,
March 13 2014. Time for your get mo nation media assassination
episode five, nine Niner.
This is no agenda.
Then things you need to know about great sex on this show
from Big Six and Travis high tide out in Austin, Texas in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry and from Northern
Silicon Valley where I'm stressfully back from psyllid s
by SW whatever the hell it was called. Anyway, I'm John C.
Dvorak. Buzzkill.
You weren't you didn't even do a good fake with me on Twitter,
let alone that you can do you messed up the opening about it?
It was time consuming. It didn't. You do have it too much
fun partying.
Here I am tweeting with at the real DeVore AK backstage at
Coldplay. Do you know that people actually emailed me about
that?
Would they say, Dude, that's
so gay man. You can't go to Coldplay. What's up with that.
So you embarrassed yourself?
I did. And what's gay
about Coldplay?
Coldplay is not it's come on. Coldplay is not like this is not
a rocket. It's called play.
I don't I don't follow it.
Let's put it this way. There. No Green Day.
Oh, oh, it's a band
I was gonna complain about how I got really sick from people
spitting in my face at South by Southwest until you know this
morning. You Dutch talkers. Oh, until I until I heard this
morning that you know some people died. At least you heard
about that. Right?
No. Ah.
So this will be interesting. So last night around 12. Around
midnight. Some guy tried to avoid a DUI checkpoint on Red
River, Red River and 10th I believe. And he wound up driving
the wrong way down Ninth Street turning, ploughing through 23
people hitting a moped killing those two people then slamming
into a cab. Finally, you know, the getting out hoof you know,
trying to run away and then the cops tased him and got
him sounds like a warzone.
The crazy thing was this guy was in a Prius.
Yeah, that's just for some reason. That makes the ultimate
sense to me. And I'm driving in a Prius.
For you guys. Yeah.
That's sad. I don't think anything like that's ever
happened at
South By? Well, it's gotten out of control.
Although my first thought was man, if the guy was in a Prius,
maybe as accelerator was stuck.
That's yeah, it's possible for the drunk part. Well, ya know,
every time I'm in a Prius, I'm always worried that this guy is
gonna drive
a stick. Exactly. Yeah, so Miss Mickey and I were, we were at
the at the Dutch house. With you know, every year South by
Southwest, the Dutch delegation comes in from Houston, the the
Consul General, and this time the, like, the economics meant
that the Secretary of economics something or other from DC was
in and now these are the guy who I called him who when when Miss
Mickey was deported and they were actually quite helpful. So
of course, now I owe them.
Yes. Did you give them as payment? Did you give them a
couple no agenda CDs,
CDs, bags, the whole thing? Cool. But check this out. I was
informally. What would the word be if someone is I guess
informally I would. I was probed by was no. I was probed. If I
would be interested in becoming the Honorary Consul for the
Netherlands in in Austin.
Does that mean money?
Well, funny you ask. What it means is you it's very specific.
First of all, you got an expense account. So it's a zero sum
game. It's perfect as far as travel and all this stuff, but
you're done. Do you have to on December 5 You have to you know
arrange like the Sinterklaas thing.
You mean with Black Friday, Black Pete,
or rainbow colour pleat, whatever we'll do. That'll be a
controversy. I'm sure. You have to once every six to eight weeks
you got to do like a dinner or something for the Dutch
community within Austin. Right Yeah, and of course if the king
and the queen come to Texas, you know, I have to entertain them.
But here's the best. I get diplomatic licence plates. No,
yes.
I do it for that alone, man. Oh, yeah,
that's payment right there that are my truck.
Medical licence
can just imagine me with with CD plates. How funny Oh, no, I'm
thinking you're you better get you just better be nice to them
and get that gig.
Well, it's an actual possibility. This is this could
really happen. You're
a good representative.
I said Vicki's very worried. She's like, What? Do you hear
the things that come out of your mouth? What comes out of your
mouth? I'm always saying horrible things. Oh.
by American standards, you're not okay. Anyway, what was the
What's it was like Pete Day,
December 5.
Let's take a look at the calendar. Meanwhile, no agenda
day. Well, Miss me.
Miss Mickey just texted me. She said one of the people who was
killed is actually Dutch.
Wow. Saturday. Good. You're good to go. Oh, a Dutch guy. Oh is
terrible. Well, it's good. You're good to go on a pet
black. Pete. You're good for the gig.
Because it's not a Sunday. Is that what you're saying? Yeah.
Okay. So of course, you know, we were hanging out at the Dutch
house and everyone's like, you know, shaking my hand and
talking. Yeah. And when people talk that these by the
way, the backup a second Mickey's concern with your
grousing is what she's really concerned about Yes. You
complain about this and that and a lot of this stuff they even
get Holland some of course you have a reputation for being a
shit disturber in the when you were there?
Yes. Although it turns out it was right. Yes. Front that front
page that makes it their front page news. I will tell you about
the guy that the pedo there guy.
I think though that I think you're you're generally you're
well known in I think it's notoriety more than it is
anything else for this sort of gig. They don't want some dud.
No, no, that's that no one's ever heard of, Hey, would you
like to come over to Fritz's house for dinner? Even though
this guy
just hope I'm perfect for the gig because they know me in
Holland they know me in America. I mean, it could not be any
better I get a little pin a little Dutch American flag
would you cordially invited to the householder Adam curry oh
wait while
we wait there well no, no, there will be no unknown like I have
people over the house.
Oh, the Ritz Carlton Thank you.
Exactly now you're talking to the Ritz Carlton I think is
going to be perfect no work on it. Now let
you know what happens Honorary Consul Lee, what's your expense
account? Which is you know one of these things it's dependent
on how much they let you They allow you or how they like
you're gonna not be able to spend it generally I mean, you
can try you
know, this is for travel I have to go I have to go to the
Netherlands you know travel to get my lunch
probably bring someone like Mickey maybe no.
Oh, you mean my secretary? Me Yeah, my secretary my attache
trip nice trip
Hey everybody, I'm very sorry about the glitches in the matrix
Wow. The maintenance things out of control we got planes
disappearing. We got soldiers without identifying marks in
crime Mira you know, this thing's out of control would say
it's not functioning properly.
So what's your latest on the plane because I got a couple of
clips that are interesting.
Well, the latest on the bookcase. So first of all, my
initial take is pretty much still intact. I said there's
zero evidence this thing is crash never taken off. Right?
Well, I said that's possible. But it is zero evidence. It's
crashed that for sure.
Oh, yeah. There's no evidence it's crashed now.
Besides, what a distraction, annoying distraction. This is.
And there are we've got the at the Pentagon, I got some emails
from some of our sysadmin friends who are contractors. The
Pentagon tracks. Every ship every aircraft, every submarine,
every satellite, all commercial aircraft worldwide. We've got
spy satellites that can see a pimple on the tip of your nose.
So everything that is being shown like these Chinese like
oh, there's some wreckage 72 feet by 79 feet, which doesn't
fit in any dimensions of this aircraft at all. None of this
makes any sense. It's all one huge distraction. I have to say
a couple things, one, transponders. Pilots turn off
transponders all the time. Certainly in general aviation. I
used to do it when we would be flying helicopters and we want
to go down. We were flying around the the Schiphol
airspace, and they would all the sailboats and we go down with
the chopper and we'd Blow the sailboats along. But of course
you know you're doing something off the books. So you turn off
the transponder and you're down low enough so the radar doesn't
catch you. So these guys someone turned off the transponder. I
don't think this was any, you know, massive event where the
structural issue or explosion because we certainly would have
seen something by now if not on the the thermal prints from the
spy satellites or sonar registration for sound, none of
that. Malaysia of course, is is a weird place. They love the the
terrorists over they're not real fond of Americans. By the way.
There's still kind of evidence of this being possibly an Airbus
versus Boeing war. But I think when you look at the manifest,
which I haven't heard many people talk about. It was one
thing that struck that struck me as odd. First of all they did
was no X ray of the cargo, which isn't that doesn't have to
happen all the time. But they had a waiver for an additional
1000 pounds of lithium batteries. That you only allowed
to have a certain amount of lithium batteries on board for
you know, for fire hazard. But they had a waiver for 1000
pounds extra and I'm thinking what maybe that 1000 pounds of
something extra wasn't batteries. And the consensus
from people I'm talking to as the crew was in on this. They
flipped off the transponder went down below the radar flew
somewhere. I think the passengers are dead. I think
that you know, you just turn off the oxygen everyone kind of dies
off. And this plane landed somewhere there's hundreds if
not 1000s of air strips all around that area and military
air strips. And there was something that that was on that
plane that they wanted i That's the only logical conclusion I
can come to everything else is Bogut IV.
Well, there's there's the the crazy stuff that is interesting.
And the only reason I bring that up and I'm not into this kind of
thing. Although having read The Day After Roswell, I'll just let
myself go for a minute.
Oh, yeah. Are we going to do cloaking and alien stuff? No,
I'm
not going to do any of that. I'm just going to play this clip,
which seems to be a piece of suppressed information. It was
played on NHK and it was done by a correspondent from Kuala
Lumpur who choose talking to the military. And this is the
suppress report and this is kind of interesting. Second,
civilian air traffic controllers lost contact with a chat. The
government sources in Malaysia say, military radar has
identified a possible clue to what happened. An object was
detected moving from east to west from the area where
controllers lost contact with the aircraft. The object crossed
the Malay Peninsula and continued for about 70 minutes
before disappearing over the Straits of Malacca. The
Malaysian government says it analysed the data, but not
everything adds up. The signal was weak for a passenger jet.
The object was also travelling slower than a normal aircraft.
And if the plane did make a U turn, why wasn't it detected by
civilian radar? Government officials have been unable to
identify the flying object that was detected by the military
radar that leaves them with a little option but to continue
searching by boats and from the air vast stretches of water from
the South China Sea to the Straits of Malacca remain they
are brushes
alright that's bullshit the whole day there
before you go on with that's bullsh Oh, it
is sorry. It's That's bullshit.
Russia launches does ICBM for some unknown reason this is
still in my career was
it was a scheduled test. Yes.
Yeah, schedule test. Sure. Well, I knew what schedule we told But
hold on a second Malmo months ago
what you're what you're talking about is on the on the flight
tracking 24/7 radar website is all of a sudden this circle
appears then it turns into a plane trust me this is bullshit.
And also that the plane was turning left and right. These
things are this complete? These abnormalities happen all the
time with this ATSB type of tracking this no, I'm sorry, is
no,
no, no played it and managed care reliable sources not
a reliable source. NHK news organisation please. I saw Bill
Nye the Science Guy on CNN last night with a big black box
talking about what it was big orange things oh, this is the
black box. Now. This is complete bull crap. If it was blown out
of the sky, there would be heatons This
would have registered on out of the sky.
Well, if it was an ICBM, like like,
the ICBM is different. The ICBM was launched for some other
purpose. And this was the retaliatory strike. No, no,
no, no. Because that would show up, John, there's 1000s of
satellite systems that track all this. No, no, no, no. And also
this, the military radar tracked it and they didn't say anything
for three days now. And then everyone's backtracking on all
of that. No, no, no. The only besides my theory, which is it
never took off at all which is possible. There is a theory out
there that it was cloaked and they can't that's the only other
one that this the only other theory that makes any sense
although I have no idea about the technology, but everything
else is there is no crashing. There's zero.
Aliens grabbing these guys as opposed cloaking?
No. No, the military, a military cloaking exercise. Yeah, I think
that that would be real.
And why would they do with this flight? They're gonna do it.
They're going to be doing it around here. So why did they get
into the wrong hands? No,
of course not. You want to do it in obscure part of the world?
Yeah. With American gear with a bunch of Chinese who no one
cares about.
We have a whole bunch of Freescale guys right there from
yours. Yeah, well, oh, well, you will assets to the alien forces.
The bottom line is we know absolutely nothing. I still
think the possibility of the flight crew being in on it and
landing this thing somewhere and whatever was on board taking
that off, you know? It's that's not unthinkable?
No, I would say that, that of all those crazy things you've
said that's actually very believable, and especially since
that flight, who's already been kind of outed as a bunch of kind
of offbeat characters.
Let me let me say something about that just because they
don't have the same rules as we do. No, no, I agree. I've been
on our players myself, I've been on flight decks
and what you saw there was basically what all pilots want
is to get laid. Yeah, that's what that's half of a reason
that's half the reason for becoming a pilot they have more
evidence about this something going on with these guys landing
in the middle of no I think the plane could be down somewhere in
the middle of nowhere on some little who's gonna find it well
if if this extra land didn't put it in a hangar it's you know,
you're not gonna find it,
you only need 3500 feet to land this thing. And there's tonnes
of I'm seriously there's probably 500 air strips
throughout that entire region that it could have landed. Now
what is kind of interesting as a side note to all of this is the
amount of articles and news both because of course everyone's out
of things to say that are cropping up about how old
fashioned the technology is, and we need to have all of these
planes need to be connected that should be streaming the black
box information
well, I think you're missing one of the little memes that cropped
up in a thing and I spotted it and I think this and I'm going
to put in the Red Book that this is going to start to show up
over and over again
you mean the fact that they don't want to pilots anymore we
have to get rid of pilots to the continuing mean
No, that's a good way to wind down to
pilots suck it should all be automated and we should have
someone at home base flying it like a drone
No, I think it will have more to do with centralised
identification system for the New World Order they have the
you know there was a big deal about these two missing
passports and there was report after report about our it's
pretty common there's over 1 million people flying and stolen
passports and they went on and on about this is such an extreme
and I'm thinking about Real ID and all this you know the United
States that we've tried to push this shove this down to throw to
the American public showed and federal ID and I think that this
is this has been in play and it's not going away and they're
gonna come up with something some universal thing it's gonna
you know I'm listening to watching this unfold with the ID
the doll the stories about the idea oh, these guys are Iranian
is looking for Iranians looking for some place to move to
Germany or something like that. And then I'm watching thumb
Hartmann going on and on about with some guy about carbon tax
and what do you think the whole thing would be solved with
carbon tax, you know, universal worldwide carbon?
Would that solve planes going down? I
don't understand. I'm just thinking about it brought me
back. No. It brought me maybe it brought me back to this this
just kind of worldview thinking where you want it. Everyone has
a world ID and or something that does that everyone can get from
the like from the United Nations or whoever because the carbon
tax thing always boils down to universal international carbon
tax. Where does this money go?
You know, it's funny you say that because I came across an
outfit. Let me see if I have their promo video here, which I
had not heard of it was it's been set up by Richard Branson,
which of course makes sense because he's in the aviation
business. It's called the Carbon War Room. Have you heard of
these guys? No.
Carbon warm started with an idea, this idea of how can we
actually get profit making
idea?
Seriously, you should go look at carbon war room.org, or whatever
the hell it is.
And save the climate. At the same time,
the dominant narrative around climate change was that the only
way to defeat the problem was to do and have less if the only
choice is to do and have less than we're going to lose. So
what's the other choice? The other choice was to decide that
you can build a prosperous low carbon world,
what we're all about is helping create good, viable business
opportunities, out of carbon emission mitigation.
You're gonna listen to the bullcrap these people are
spouting who, by the way, are all paid consultants for this
outfit,
carbon emissions, mitigation
works well for job creation, and it works well.
So their whole idea is, I guess, they pressure businesses into
building greener things. And that's basically as you'll hear,
in a moment, going to create jobs harbour
war room is focused on a very powerful force. And that's
business. You know, that's capitalism. That's the
entrepreneurial spirit. You know, there's nothing wrong with
a bunch of motivated people creating innovation to solve
problems making money while doing it.
So what they all do is they all go to Branson's Necker Island,
and they all have a meeting. And David Haas is in here. David
Haas is the Council on Foreign Relations. And there's the
Carbon War Room, President Jose Maria de guerra has arisen who's
getting paid 150,000 and consulting pulled their their
form 990. I don't know what their scam is, but you can you
know, it's coming down to a carbon carbon tax on some global
scale from the Carbon War Room, Alan
Warren takes a sector approach. And we asked which sectors could
be making money from reducing co2? Whether that be insulating
our buildings to be more energy?
Let me ask you, John, which sectors can make money from
reducing co2?
Actually, the petroleum industry can with their sequestering
scams?
Yeah. Or maybe the the funeral business by taking carbon away
from people efficient,
or making our chips cleaner to saving fuel. We are looking for
measures that can
can if I see one more video that uses this kind of Bogut of Apple
Music. I'm going to throw up.
Okay, so here's what we're looking at. We're looking at
because you would assume that this web page has the message is
in plain sight. Yeah. So we have four or five different things
that they're focused on. And Edison H. Ron rom No, that was
I'm looking at your operations, shipping efficiency, which means
they want to gouge the shipping companies who are out there
forced them into into new shape paying some extra little tax put
somewhere renewable jet fuels. I have no idea what if you can't
even make battery battery planes. Battery plays Green
Capital. This is a winner, a Green Capital, smart Island
economies Oh, would that
have anything to do with Necker Island by any chance might be
and then finally another gouge trucking efficiency so that
somebody says Saturday, so you know how we can how can we make
some extra money? Well, I don't know I got an idea.
Let's listen to the Aruba and carbon Dutch Aruba and Carbon
War Room bid to flip Caribbean island off of fossil fuels. What
is the island gonna run on?
This is weird. peen farts.
The carbonara when the government of Aruba announced
the Partnership for 100% renewable energy. If successful,
they will not die. Oh, they will create the first ever fossil
fuel free economy
10 20% improvement. This is a robot being potentially one is
Peter
Boyd. Who's this jabroni is Peter Boyd guy. Peter Boyd.
Yeah, with his wins or not. I have trouble trusting a guy with
a wins or not.
That's what's just a very standard timeout. What would the
result make? What do you think? What do you you're a fan of the
four in hand that exists Shit flip off
fossil fuels entirely.
I'm sure the world had to get
that done. Okay. Anyway, Peter Boyd.
Anyway, so this is the Carbon War Room This is how do we even
get here?
We because I mentioned Tom Hartman is slowly you turned
step by step inch by sorry I'm watching these guys. No, the
funny thing is since I was a, I would say a little child, there
has been a frontal attack on the petroleum business. Nobody ever
lie, I think I think it really stems from a deep hatred that
never really went away even though it became a great
philanthropist of, of Rockefeller. And, and there's
just been this frontal attack and whatever you can do to screw
with them and try to get them to either you know, the deal with
the peak oil crap, you do it by, you know, blowing up a rig, or
you do it by taxing and taxing and taxing. And because there's
so much throughput, I mean, you can really, they have a lot of
leeway for being taxed to death. It's just astonishing to me. And
this just watching thumb and this other guy go on and on
about how we have to get rid of us, we have to leave it in the
ground, leave it in the ground, leave all the coal around and
the carbon Well, so here's them, they spent this Carbon War Room
I had to pull their 990 because that's really weird.
By the way, I should mention something. If you left all the
petroleum in the ground, we wouldn't have the stuff that
you'd have. If you look around, you're just take a look at how
much is paint plastic, all petroleum.
They spent $422,000 on research. The research and intelligence
group took that money and they work to identify opportunities
that have cost negative, giga tonnes scale carbon reduction
potential. That's a bumper sticker right there. Giga tonne
scale carbon reduction potential. Over the next 10
years the primary audience is the investment community
entrepreneurs, NGOs and policymakers. Carbon War Room
has identified 17 sub sectors across seven sectors. Each
sector vector accounts for over one giga tonnes or more than 2%
of global co2 emissions annually. These sectors
encompass the full spectrum of challenges that must be met to
implement a low carbon economy. Wow. Hmm. So the out here it is
Jose Maria Frequenters Olson. He is an independent contractor or
even though he's the C. E. O. He billed them $208,000. Whoever
them is. And there's all kinds of consulting things. This is.
This is one of my pet peeves, of course, is all these Bogut of
NGOs. And finally, although I wish it would have been that we
could have gotten some credit, but of course, we didn't do this
one. Someone pulled the 994 Lady Gaga. And it's quite funny. Oh,
that's a great idea. So her 990 I have in front of me here.
You'll love this. Okay, so the total income which was presumed
we don't, it's never listed who on a 5013 C Corp. Total income
for the current year $2.2 million. We're going to presume
that came from her that she put that in money goes to herself as
a director, Stephanie girl, here to Gemma nada, her mom, Cynthia,
her dad, Joseph, and then two other jabroni I think one is the
manager and you know that her manager has, you know, he's,
it's all part of this 360 deal, and they really run everything.
But here's what's interesting. They spent on a second $115,000
on travel expenses, consulting fees, legal fees. Then there's
some of the salaries. Then there is the they spent, looks like
$10,000 on the bus. I guess the tour bus is now written off as
part of the part of the the nonprofit Yes, the bus travelled
nationwide to empower youth by connecting them with community.
Let's see what else they did. So I'm sorry that's $348,000 for
the the bus tour production, strategic consulting for Web and
Digital total fees $300,000 stage productions 62,000 on
social media 50,000 And then coordination meetings 47 825,000
And they actually did hand out some money to as a grant for
$5,000
Oh 5000 Yeah.
So essentially here it is grants and other assistance to
governments and organisations. Five that is not and that
actually, if you if you drill down into it, that was for
making their site Pay Pal compatible with European PayPal.
So they essentially have just written off all of this tax free
stuff on a nonprofit, the little monster
and this is the person that your wife idolises.
Ya know it. Needless to say, after I showed her this, she
went, I'm not going to go see Gaga now. Right.
Okay, that was just I've been like doing that 990 stuff.
Everybody can do that, by the way.
Yes, you should tell people how to do that. So they can all just
do it casually go to guidestar.com
I think it's dot com. Well, let me check. Is it GuideStar Oh
guidestar.org And you have to register in order to get all the
990s and you can just search and stuff pops up. That's just like,
like lean in. I thought that was some huge organisation that Sara
Sheryl Sandberg thing that is now banning the word bossy.
I have a bunch of clips on that.
The organisation I think she's put 100 140,000 bucks into it
which probably went to that stupid commercial with Bianca
key. I have not heard a single woman say anything positive
about this campaign.
Oh, the the the
band bossy campaign.
Yeah, you want to do that bit gigs even get through this
because this is like, I think it's part of the never ending. I
think it's essentially it is besides being just ludicrous,
because when you think about it, and there's a bunch of little
girls, there's a Nightline special Nightline respond resist
the MF fat. And Cynthia McFadden decides to do a whole thing on
this because she's a huge worshipper
to worship so we step actually play the promo for a second so
everyone knows what we're talking about. Yes, play the
promo. Alright, so this is now you're going to see or they're
not identified by name, but they are in the video. It's a
Beyonce, Sheryl Sandberg, who's the Chief Operating Officer of
Facebook. We have Jane Lynch actress we have Jennifer
Gardner. Well, Susan, that John. Well, I know the First Lady. The
First Lady is not in it, but she's, but she's been promoting
it heavily. And the whole idea is to ban the word bosses Ban
Bossy chick one.
pushy, stubborn, stubborn, pushy, pushy, stubborn, Bossy,
Bossy, Bossy, Bossy.
When I was growing up, I was called bossy.
I think the word bossy is just a squasher being labelled
something matters. By middle school, girls are less
interested in leadership than boys. And that's because they
worry about being called bossy. We need to tell them it's okay
to be ambitious.
We need to help them clean and
back the word busting and encourage girls to be to be
strong, and be ambitious. Listen to your own voice. There are no
limits there to be beauty. You can change the world. Let's ban
bossy, be brave. Be you ban bossy.
Join us to ban bossy.
Condoleezza Rice, isn't there, the boss and then
take the pledge at band bossy.com.
And this is a joint venture between lean in.org which is
several Sheryl Sandberg, nonprofit NGO, NGO and the Girl
Scouts of America. And so they have teamed up and the whole
idea and if I understand correctly, we need to ban the
word bossy. Because when you say to a young woman or a girl,
you're bossy that immediately shuts them up and they're afraid
to become ruins their lives.
Straight.
Yeah, it ruins their lives.
Boys little boys are bossy too. But if you have a little three
or four year old boss and everybody around you call him
bossy. I don't think this is a big
can I? Well, first I'd like to give you the etymology of bossy
because Interestingly enough, this is from a Dutch word, the
Dutch word boss B A S. And if you look at the actual synonyms
of A second I open this up. So boss as ambassador. We have from
from early 19th century, a person in charge of a worker or
that's boss home I want the adjective. Actually an adjective
boss if your boss then you can be excellent or outstanding. But
bosses Head Chief Director, President, principle chair
manager, all these really good words. But apparently the minute
you say someone's bossy then what you are telling them as
they should not be assertive. That's what I've understood from
their, from their website. And the women that I spoke to,
though, let me start with the one closest to me. My wife, she
says, Uh, yeah, I'm bossy. And if people hadn't called me bossy
as a as a as a kid, then I would have never known how to test my
limits and how to be more or less bossy to become a strong
leading woman.
Well, there's the counter argument. In fact, Sheryl
Sandberg moans incessantly about being called bossy, and she's a
billionaire. Yeah, so did her more good than harm, it seems to
me, what is she going to be doing to rule the world she's
going to be missing the magnificent if no one called her
boss?
Well, the same goes for Beyonce. The same goes for Condoleezza
Rice. The same goes for Jennifer Gardner. The same goes for Jane
Lynch. I don't understand is this this is the never ending
equality mean where everybody has to be equal. And
also part of the anti free speech. subtext. Yeah, well, I'm
gonna ban the word. Do not use this word. Just see if we can
get people to stop using a word. But let's play these clips
because they're very educational. All right, this is
the this is all from a special with Cynthia McFadden. So we'll
start with one.
Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg changed the conversation about
women in the workplace.
I love it. I love it. When someone can change the
conversation, conversation, conversation, change, no
conversation, you're sucking up to her because she's a
billionaire. That's all that's how it works in Hollywood land
with her best
selling book Lean In, which came out exactly a year ago.
I will say I feel bad. I have not read the book. And I'm going
to read it now. Because I really need to get inside their heads.
But you know, here's the problem with the book. I'm going to tell
you if you read the book, I haven't read the whole thing. I
read pieces of it. You're going to be irked. It's an irksome
product. And these things are it's just it's pretentious. It's
a Silicon Valley style book with that kind of lame writing that
is shallow. And it's kind of interesting in some modern, very
modern, up to date way. But you know, 10 years from now, this is
not going to be like Vance Packard, or anybody like that is
going to be this is the Forgotten piece of crap. Like
all these other books that come out around here
is launching a new public service campaign to ban the
word, bossy. Why? Because it's a big part of the reason so few
women make it to leadership positions. And there is some
research that backs her up.
I think it's the only reason women make it to leadership
positions. I am flabbergasted by this, this,
this thing I know I'm on board with your thing thinking.
I mean, this is by the way, I grew up I think we've discussed
this. What my mom always used to say. Life's not fair. I'd be
like that's not fair. Life's not fair. Lifestyle. What a mom did
you never hear that? Did you never get
my mama was Oh, poor baby. You get a
prize just for competing. Now put your helmet back on and go
play outside.
We sat down at Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park to
talk about the other b word. When I was growing
up, bolo tie. Bolero,
I was called Boston.
Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's COO and newly minted billionaire has
launched a campaign today to ban a surprisingly powerful word.
bossy. Bossy, Bossy, and she's pulled together a group of
celebrity friends to help her pull it off.
This is the other V word. We call girls bossy on the
playground. We then call them too aggressive or other V words
in the workplace.
bully or bitchy is it is bitch. Is that the problem? Is that is
that the word worse?
Because that's what she's apparently called at work a lot.
I think this is where this stems from. She must be terrible to
work with. The only thing I can think of and she just seems like
it. She's just not but I wish she's, you know, she's just a I
don't know, she's one of those people that just can't stop
talking. Let's try number two because there's a drain for the
short clips on this. I've got some very interesting little
tricks of propaganda Stickley that you definitely have to
listen to.
What we know is that stare Rio types are holding women back
from leadership roles all over the world.
She argues those negative stereotypes get a big boost from
the use of the word, bossy.
I've asked audiences all over the world and this is what women
face. They're bossy as little girls. And then their aggressive
political shrill, too ambitious as women.
Can I just say,
are they talking about Hillary Clinton? Because I'm literally
talking about each other Hillary Clinton. Yeah, this is like
they're they're looking in the mirror
here. But this is great. I love women who this is me. Hello. Do
it.
Wait a minute. This is a good example. No, you know, we did a
show a couple of minutes not the last show. But the show before I
thought we were too much anti women's stuff in the show. And
of course, unfortunately, we got more donations but as networks
keep, I don't want to get into the anti woman rant. But these
are these are two women that seem to be bitching, literally
bitching about nothing, that just a bitch.
We must be missing something, John that there must be. I don't
understand this. There must be some other reason that they're
doing this
well for Cheryl's to sell more books so she can be really know
what to do. What? It's just a bragging rights thing amongst
your little peer group. Oh, I have a book best seller and the
New York Times What did you do? Do you
really think that's it? Yeah. Then why is Beyonce doing this?
Why? I
shan't Sandberg is a powerful sales woman. Yeah, God,
she'll get she'll put actually, yeah, yeah. So let's finish
this clip. And then we'll get to a kicker.
I was called bossy. Well, you call bossy.
I was called bossy. When I was bossy. My teacher took my best
friend Mindy aside and she said you shouldn't be friends with
Sheryl. she's bossy.
And then she became a billionaire. This I think
they're trying to actually remove all competition.
Down. Well, that's an interesting idea. That's the
only thing I'm thinking some women are starting to make a
move on. Hey, this
is no good. These boss you get to bossy you know, she's bossy.
All right. Yeah, she's totally bossy. Okay, so here's the
number three clip, which I think there's an there's a very, to
me, it was this is what got me to do this clipping at all.
Research shows a direct link. A third of the girls who don't
want to be leaders say it's because they fear being called
bossy or being disliked by their peers.
Well, then you're not a leader.
Now you're missing the point of this clip. Well,
don't say let me listen to it. Again. Let me let me listen to
this
research shows a direct link. A third of the girls who don't
want to be leaders say it's because they fear being called
bossy or being disliked by their peers. They
don't want to be leaders. What am I missing? What am I missing?
The whole premise and they started with the first clip
about oh, research has shown research has shown research has
shown and this by the way, people out there listen to this
sort of thing. This is essentially jobs created or
saved. And what they've done here and then you couldn't pick
it up and I can see nobody picking it up. But what happened
here was they say it's because they're using the word bossy,
or, and if the reason is no, it's not because maybe one point
you got to 10 people they say, why don't you Why don't you do
this this way? Well, because I'm afraid of being called bossy.
Number one, number two, I'm no one's gonna like me. Number
three, no one's gonna like me number four. No one's gonna like
me. Number five. No one's gonna like me. They went and asked a
bunch of little girls and that's what they all said. This is bull
crowd so the word boss he's got nothing to do with it.
I love it when you get all in my face
about it. The clip again?
The three play the three again
Yeah, so you can hear what the woods a scam it I got you
research shows a direct link. A third of the girls who don't
want to be leaders say it's because they fear being called
bossy or being disliked by their peers.
I mean, that's not research. That's not science.
That could be research. But but you if it was mostly people not
wanting to be liked, they slip the Bossy thing to make it sound
as though that they was used as number one in the list. This is
bogus. Nobody says oh, I've you know, I've been afraid of being
called bossy. Well, what does that ever happen? What research
was that? Well, I didn't really beside the point at this point.
But anyway, play for where now it's just completely nuts.
If you look at the world, women do 66% of the work in the world.
Women produce 50% of the food. Women make 10% of the income and
women own 1% of the property. In every country in the world.
Women are 5% of the top company CEOs. We live in a world that is
overwhelmingly run and owned by men. If you paid women as much
as men, you'd cut the poverty rate for this nation's children
and half
so you really think you can change 77 cents on $1 by banning
bossy?
We think it all goes together. Oh, okay.
I'm sorry. I thought this was about empowering women. This is
about fucking men over
Ah, you notice it was hard
and I caught that pretty quickly didn't I? Wow that's what that's
not has nothing to do with banning bossy as that has to do
with banning men why don't you just say it Cheryl kill all
men.org which you should Batman book banned dudes there it is
banned dudes get rid of dudes let me hear the partners on this
thing Girl Scouts of America lifetime BBDO AARP always what
is always it looks like always looks like it is always it looks
like a
yes I think it's a sexual club looks
like a feminine hygiene product we're always on it's it's teen
teen tampons, yes feminine products Okay, yeah we can
babble BB why oh, what is BB why oh? Oh the Jewish teen
leadership. Sandberg of course, be being girl Blog Her Common
Sense Media. Another fine NGO. Edmodo? What's Edmodo?
Edmodo?
What's Edmodo? Oh, I don't know.
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I think you should play the demo. Here's
Marcia Simmons. And she is oops.
I think in public education, we need to offer ways to be
relevant.
Wow statement of the decade get that off my screen. Three
relevant Free The
Children, Getty Images girls Leadership Institute kids in the
house.com. What is that? Like Kids in the Hall only better?
Expert parenting advice. Okay. What is kids in the house? Oh,
my God. This is this whole page just NGO after NGO. It's just
everyone's sucking off the teat of Sandberg, apparently. Yeah,
I'm sure she enjoys that
National Council of La Raza. Pantene gotta have your shampoo
in there. Teach for America. Upworthy. An urban sitter urban
sitter. Yeah, this is this is basically it's not fair. Men run
the world. It's not fair. I hope that excuse me one second. I'm
not I'm not I'm not a real a truly religious man. But this
I'm not mocking I what I'm about to say, I really mean, Dear God,
please. I know I really have not been good to talking to you
reaching out to you. Ever. Except whenever things are
really crap, which has happened times on my life. And then I
pray to you. I pray Dear God, please make Hillary Clinton
President of the United States of America. Please, please.
First of all, we'll be guaranteed eight years of show
material. And secondly, after those eight years, I'll be able
to tell all these women's see.
See what happened
to girls suck just as bad as men, boys, whatever. You get you
please.
You're gonna make a prayer to God saying smile. This woman?
No, I
want to hear that one. Again.
If you look at the world, women do 66% of the work in the world.
Wow. What is this coming from? 66%. And why is that two times
33? What are you trying to tell me? Sheryl Sandberg? 60s? If you
look at that, what did she say? If you look at the what the data
is that what she said, I don't know what she's talking about.
Look at the world. If you look at the world, you look at the
world. Let's get Google Maps for a second.
All right, basically six years old.
I'm looking at the world. Of course it's bullcrap. But I want
to hear it.
Women do 66% of the work in the world, see if they really
I don't know if that's true. I guess if she says
it's true, women produce 50% of the food. They produce 50% of
the food. Women make 10% of the income and 10% of income women
on 1% of the property. In every country in the world. Women are
5% of the top company CEOs. We live in a world well, you know
we should do. You should tell more girls that they're bossy so
that they can become bossy and become boss and start to run the
show. You're doing it exactly. I wouldn't
like to see these stats back down. All of them are refutable
all of them and I
don't see any of these stats on their on her website on her band
bossy.com That's on these
shows. If you're Sheryl Sandberg and you can just blather off a
bunch of stats and without any references by the way you want
to hear One reference is just she said, I say so. And so bossy
that she is. And I'm sure that's all refutable I doubt these
these stats, I think is bullcrap.
I'm upset that she doesn't have them on the website, that that's
where they should be. Now there's leadership. And
then she says, If you paid women the same amount as your paid men
who would eliminate 77% of the poverty or some of the thing at
the end, and I'm thinking pay with them for what? There's a
woman living in poverty in Oakland, who is uneducated, and
she's raising your kids, and she can't get a job and she's on
welfare. What are you going to the welfare check, she gets us
the same that a welfare check is given to a guy I mean, this No,
I'm not buying this this argument. When it comes to work
for equal pay kind of thing, too, which is also a red
herring.
When it comes to girls and ambition, the pattern is clear.
Girls are discouraged from leading. And I'm offended by
that remark. I have built several companies with large,
large employee base six 700 people, the majority of whom
were women, and who lead. Were on the board. Of course, I was
the boss because yeah, I started when a little boy asserts
himself. He's called a leader. Yet when he's
not, he's called bossy, too. If you ever seen a little, like,
five year olds, Causton people around well, you call them you
could do get out of the way, kid. You're bossy.
Shit little shit is what he called him. Yeah, turn crap.
Oh, my little debate. My little six year old is telling me what
to do. He's a great leader. This is a lie. This woman is a fraud.
Yet
when a little girl does the same, she risks being branded
bossy. A precursor to words like aggressive, angry and too
ambitious. We should ban all these words.
What kind of six year old is too ambitious?
These are words that plague strong, female, six year
old Hey, is building a Ferrari from scratch.
Calling girls bossy is one of the many things we do to
discourage them from leading.
We go out of our way to discourage the girls know what
I do? I kick him in the shins to discourage them from leading.
That's my trick. It's no wonder that by middle school girls are
less interested in leadership roles than boys a trend that
continues into adulthood. Ah, I just don't see it as
well. That's because you know, the women in general because of
the sociology of women, essentially, are more into
making friends and doing social stuff and getting so they're not
on the right track. According to Hirsch Sandberg must have been a
free
cannot let me just say something. The number one reason
why girls are not turning into leaders is because they're
occupied with posting selfies on your fucking Facebook. That's
the problem Sandburg.
There you have it in a nutshell. Thank you. All right. Enough of
this. Yes.
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like they're either going to bar for take their pants off.
I thought that was a good one. st tweetable. Yeah.
Um, of course, we had the rock star status. You know, I'm
talking about Don't you
know, Snowden.
No, I'm not kidding. That is that was what everybody was
talking about. Snow news, like a rock star. Rock star status and
then we both looked at that and looked over there. It was the
guy. How boring can any one person be?
Pretty boring. But also, I felt really jumping the shark. Big
time. Okay, so Chris Sacca going to go in I think is his name is
he's from ACLU. So they basically had two handlers on
stage, and these guys were jibber Ionis. Now they're like,
Oh, no one's note No applause for me, maybe we'll have some
applause for our guest today. And you know, the whole Germans
are dead.
Please get somebody on here that at least knows how to introduce
him. Then
the whole green screen with the Constitution in the background?
Ah, really. And starting off by saying, Well, we're going
through seven proxies. We all know he's in Russia.
It's not like I was gonna ask about Yeah, I was gonna bring
that up on the show that I'm glad you reminded me it's this
big secret.
We have to have a seven proxies. You think that the CIA has no
knowledge of where he is? All you have to do is follow the hot
chicken
blogs registry. They got a resume bug. Yeah.
So Oh, no. But now that that said, we used to do that. We
used to make stuff up and say, Oh, well, you know, because of
the satellite interference is why when we basically some sound
engineered screwed something up. That was just a crappy
connection. They were using a Google Hangout, a Google
Hangout. The irony is not lost on any of us. And here's a Chris
Sheboygan, the ACLU lawyer and he was on C span during the the
Washington question, how did you actually set up a
Google Hangout with Edward Snowden yesterday? Well, I
went to google.com. Google Plus, it wasn't easy.
Well, John, that just wasn't easy. It was very, very
complicated to set up this, this Google Hangout.
As I said, in my remarks, at the event yesterday, it wasn't the
irony that we were using a Google product to communicate
with Ed Snowden about spying was not lost on me. But the fact is,
is that there aren't a lot of easy to use secure
communications tools. You know, we really had to make a
difficult choice between a tool that would better protect
information on where he was and the tool that was easy to use.
And that would work we ultimately went with with
Google's tool, but then then we had to layer on some additional
protections to make sure that his location stayed private.
Okay,
I'm gonna call big bull crap on this, like big, big, big bull
crap. And first of all, we all know that Snowden is CIA. That's
the he never worked for the NSA. He was a contractor for Booz
Allen,
which was a CIA credentials with Booz
Allen which is, which is owned by the Carlyle Group, which is,
you know, these guys are all that's all the same. So he's
CIA, and all the CIA guys use Google, we know that they use
Gmail. Come on, that's what the portray what's his name? Who was
our CIA guy who was the treasurer. So trace it all they
all use Gmail. So it's a company product, it's okay. But don't
give me all this. Oh, seriously, there is no other product out
there. That's open source that can give you real quality video
bull crap. We get emails, at least two a week. Try this out,
oh, here's this stuff that works on Linux here. There's so many
alternatives. There's a lot of alternatives. This is just not
true.
So I'm just plug for Google's native advertising. Thank you.
And well, let's let's play this
a second bit here. Um, consumers really need to reevaluate the
relationship with the companies to whom they're entrusting their
most private information because Google really does know an awful
lot about you. They know when you're sick before you go to the
doctor. They know when you're unhappy in your relationship.
You gotta listen to this this is really good. This is what what
they're claiming Google knows about your
really does know an awful lot about you. They know when you're
sick before you go to the doctor. Okay?
They know when you're because, you know, Google apparently
already knew I was sick before I even started the show this
morning.
They know when you're unhappy in your relationship.
Why? Because I'm, I'm looking at porn
for you tell your spouse, they know if you're having suicidal
thoughts because you're typing those things into the search
engine. So we really need to make sure that the companies
that have this private data really have our best interests
in mind.
These guys are I've said this so many times. These guys are
protecting Silicon Valley to a degree that is just vile. And
the Snowden his basic message was encryption Which is totally
ludicrous. If you if you look at the real problem is people and
that's why this guy is kind of funny what he was talking about
the real problem is we entrust our all of our stuff to these
cloud based companies, who aren't. They're not really in
the business. Google is not really in the business of search
or email, and the business of selling you. That's their
business. And and by law, if the government comes along, it's
just one of the many guys but it could be a lawyer. If people
don't people find it strange. I don't carry a cell phone
anymore. I stopped carrying a cell phone what is now John six
months? It's been a while, yeah, five, six months, like really by
you? Well, you were the NSA. Thank you anyway, you don't
understand. I've been in court. And when you're in court, and
all of a sudden the oppose and for business stuff, and the
opposing lawyer pops up and says, Well, here's where you
were on this day, according to your cell phone records. That's
what's scary, is that anyone can subpoena this stuff and get it
from any of these companies. If you own it yourself, then a
whole new set of rules applies. That's why we need to get off of
all of these centralised systems. There's no reason for
it. And no one is saying that including Snowden, and I find
this disturbing. It's not Yes, encryption is important. Of
course, of course.
Well, if Snowden is CIA still which we believe to be true, he
is not going to message outside the parameters of what he's
allowed to say and what he should be promoting. And that's
what he promotes. Explore encryption. Yeah. And we know
it's bullcrap encryption doesn't do anything.
Oh, well, it's certainly not at the end at the endpoint. Now
that yet another PowerPoint slide, one PowerPoint slide. You
know, you gotta love Greg crane rod down, wrap his, his
intercept, first look, media PR drive my car thing.
Yeah, that's funny. You mention that, because I haven't looked
at that for almost a week and a half.
Well, I subscribed, they finally fixed the RSS feed. So I do, it
actually works. Yeah. So I do get the the article, or the
articles or I get the article a week. And so they have one
PowerPoint slide. And you know what, John, I got an idea. Let
me tell you what it is first, and then bookmark that I have an
idea. They had this one PowerPoint slide. And the
PowerPoint slide kind of says, or it's pictures. It's like a
cartoon. And it says, They that the NSA has spoofed that made it
look like you're connecting to a Facebook server when you really
weren't. And that way they put all kinds of malware on your PC.
Now, first of all, we know that the the intelligence community
is inside Facebook, and the Mueller, Mueller Muller, Robert
Muller was it go read the Time magazine article, just popping
his head around it has an office doing mark just that was just in
the building Anyway, just wanted to say hi, I was checking up on
the fake server we're using. So duh, again, another reason not
to use this stuff. So you're so your, your encryption is not
going to help if they're sitting there taking screen grabs, or
whatever they're doing. The minute you decrypt, what there
it is, you can read everything. So it's flawed. The whole idea
is flawed better is run your own mail server.
Well, actually, it's not completely flawed if you can
actually type in encryption. So you have some sort of huge
device that's encrypting every letter and you push the button.
You got to type and you push the button, you get a Q Okay. Q A N
N, two and you push the button and it gives you a like an an
ampersand, you put that in. All right, let's do that. Yeah, I
could.
So here's my idea. Seeing is that that is a business model.
Cure good at PowerPoint. Let's just create some slides and say
we got them from slides. They got it from some whistleblower.
Yeah. But we'll make up something really outrageous.
That's all I ever see. That's when we see PowerPoint slides.
Yeah. And you'd be it will be slide 12. We'll have to, like
slide 33.
And the only loser? Oh, yeah. And of course, and then the way
you make it look official, as you put at the bottom, you put
in parentheses, slash SIG int, no, four. And, you know, just
put some of that stuff in there. So garbage, we can do this. You
can do this. I think, you know, just use the some of the
templates. That's all they're doing. And no, no, they're not
dreaming. And I just want to say this is no proof of anything
even though I'm sure it's true. It's no proof that could just be
a pitch. Who the hell knows what they're doing? Anyway, so the
narrative of course is in on Snowden. It continues. MSNBC has
gotten some kind of memo to hate Snowden. I mean, really, really
hate him.
Oh, really? Oh, yeah. Of course haven't picked us up. Ah, well,
you are not watching Frank Sinatra's kid.
Oh, you're right. I'm not watching franksen the
I'm sorry, the award winning journalist. Yeah, this
guy was on the air for three days. He wins a Cronkite Award
apparently a second. Now he's up for an honorary degree from two
or three journalism schools. I noticed this the guy's been on
the air for a month. And he's like to famous guy. What are
they grooming this guy for? MK Ultra? Must or girl he does. She
has an MK Ultra Low.
He has a look about him. Well, here he is on his show. This is
rare,
I think. But what's your name was one of those people. Oh, Mia
Farrow? Definitely. Totally. She's nuts. This is
Ronan Farrow daily. And he has on his show a little poll
the first up next. That brings us to our final update on
today's battle of the day. Remember, we asked is Edward
Snowden a traitor or a hero?
This is
Kudus around anymore gay.
This is Cronkite award winning material in my book.
Today, remember we asked is Edward Snowden a traitor or a
hero? Black and white terms for a pretty great question. The
winner to my surprise RFD trader with 61% It's interesting that
if you look at the numbers of this around the country, it's us
very age specific with people under the age of 30, in a
majority vote, saying that his actions were good for national
security, and people over 30, less certain of it. Thank you,
everyone who weighed in a lot of passionate opinions on that. And
this is a story on surveillance in this country that we will
keep coming back to again and again. things up for this
edition of Ronin
survey was this.
Well I know the people tweeted,
it's not a survey, a bunch of tweets, tours. They used as
their numbers. Yeah, at the beginning, a number of people
tweeted No,
at the beginning of the show, he says Snowden trader or hero and
then you tweet and somehow and I can't believe management has to
slap him around over that. You can't say, Wow, that's crazy. A
young people think he's a hero. But since 60s 66% thought he was
a traitor. That means only old people watch the show. You don't
give
your age on Twitter. Well, that's what he said the age
come. Oh, put your age down. John.
All of a sudden you you're not really gonna take any of this
seriously, are you?
Well, I'm just asking the simple question. I don't have the
answer. Okay, all right. So that's bull crap from the get
go. But
the message is clear. Snowden traitor. Now. I picked up
another piece from MSNBC where they they and this was with some
some douche knuckle on some show. And
wow. He said, quote, The NSA is setting fire to the future of
the internet. And then he called the people in the audience
listening to his speech. The firefighters now. Yeah,
that by the way that that bugged me as well that Snowden said all
that. Yeah, you're the firefighters. No, we're not. We
just want to use our Foursquare.
He said encryption in the future is key. Very well worth it to
continue this debate of security versus safety. Back to you. And
Sean willens is an author of historian and contributor to the
New Republic
is the New Republic. Is that a right leaning or left leaning
publication?
It's kind of funny because it's not really either one. It's a
kind of like a it's an old throwback to a kind of a not a
Barry Goldwater type conservative, but something just
kind of alien. It's a very strange World Viewpoint they
have.
So he's been told to hate Snowden.
And it's written extensively on Edward Snowden. Thank you so
much for being here, Sean. First, I want to get your
overall reaction to the Snowden presentation today. Well, I
was three reactions. Disbelief. Double disbelief and
confirmation. So just blank was disbelief.
Double disbelief and confirmation.
Is that guy was doing stand up at the local pub? Is that
supposed to be funny? Yeah, I guess,
double disbelief and confirmation. The disbelief was
more or less what you began with. I mean, he was Edward
Snowden, in Moscow, talking about how the American
government could be imitated by evil governments elsewhere. At
the very moment that his protector Vladimir Putin is
launching a cyber attack on Ukraine.
Now, I was unaware that there was some kind of cyber attack
launched on Ukraine. Did you read about this? No. This guy is
a liar with
malware and so forth with
malware and so forth so forth with a malware not malware, but
with a malware email where and so forth.
People wonder why we watch this stuff because wow, the laughter
laughter actually repairs all the tears in the matrix. That's
why we have a comedy show me
poof tape is launching a cyber attack on Ukraine with malware
and so forth a malware and
so forth. I just like to throw that out from time to time, Hey,
watch out, I could have a malware, malware and so forth.
It just it just boggles my mind boggled my mind. My mind must be
believable if it was going to be said, of course. But you don't
want to be asked why were you surprised
that no one in the audience? I mean, maybe the questions were
crispy. We just don't know. But were you surprised that no one's
talking chick?
I don't know. Just listening. Yes.
Sort of those questions and that irony about Russia has
Yeah, I gather they will pre screened. So look, he is under
the protection of the intelligence that
he will he
thinks the whole thing was set up. He is under the protection
of the intelligence service, the Secret Service of Russia. He has
you know, Vladimir Putin's lawyer as his lawyer. What is
this watch?
He says Vladimir Putin his lawyer is his lawyer so
apparently the
is another piece of unknown information.
ACLU is apparently working for the Russians now. Isn't that
weird? Why would he say that? Why would you say vitamin
watching a lot of these shows on See you know, less CNN but these
other MSNBC and Fox and a lot of these other these kind of quasi
news operations and they bring people on and they talk to their
ass and they just say stuff RT has that same thing. Same
promise so does so does democracy now. He just say stuff
as if it's true. And then they you know, just like when the Tom
guy this would I triggered me got me off the deep end at the
beginning of the show. When the guy says well as as climate
change worsens. The guy off handedly throws it out there
just says it as climate change worsens. I'm thinking since when
did it start worsening? There was just a big article in The
Economist showing that as gone on pause Yeah. How's that
worsening. Anyway, I just have it's bothersome.
Well, there's there's two sides to that. One is there is a large
majority of all news media. All print radio, television,
internet. That is following a a mandate. And and you know people
that that's conspiracy theory, okay, fine. And the other side
is people they don't care. They're just throwing crap out
there. There's no, there's no no one's producing journalism.
My grand rewrap service of Russia. He has you know, Latimer
Putin's lawyer as his lawyer. He's not about to talk about
that. If he were to talk about it, well, it would be
interesting to see if the Russians let him talk about it.
But it's all in mirrors within mirrors, which is what a lot of
what the story is all about women. It's it reminds
me. Let me tell you what this reminds me of. Back in the early
90s, I'd go to Z 100 the morning zoo with Scott Shannon. And he
would have people on who would do like entertainment stuff we'd
call him up and and in the entertainment world, people just
make stuff up like this. And it's it's unchallenged like oh,
we all laugh about it. Oh, ring the bell bang the drum.
It's just, it's mixing metaphors in some odd way, like mirrors
within mirrors. The hell is that supposed to mean?
You know what he's he all he cares about is that he's on TV.
having the time of his life. Maybe he'll get laid?
That's pretty much it. That because you know without getting
paid, that's for sure. No. And then of course, we had the real
fun stuff, which is also completely being
mischaracterized for what it really is. Did you have a short
clip of fine fine knuckle
I have some I have
three minutes so you got 128
I have a this is this is this is within the I'm sorry, it's
within a bigger within a context.
Then let me let me play a small bit. Uh, Dianne Feinstein,
Senator Feinstein.
Actually, I think this this is a good setup clip. So I think just
bear in mind First,
should I set it up the clipboard does this clip set it up. So
clip sets it up.
And the Chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee blew up
publicly today, California Democrat Dianne Feinstein
accused the agency of improperly searching a computer network set
up for senators to review classified material. It was part
of a probe into interrogations of terror suspects. The CIA
search may well have violated the separation of powers
principles embodied in the United States Constitution,
including the Speech and Debate Clause. It may have undermine
the constitutional framework essential to effective
congressional oversight of intelligence activities or any
other government function. The head of the CIA, John Brennan
later disputed any claim that the agency tried to obstruct the
Senate investigation, he spoke at an event in Washington.
We are not trying at all to prevent its release. As far as
the allegations of, you know, CIA hacking into, you know,
Senate computers, nothing could be further from the truth. And
we wouldn't do that. When the facts come out on this. I think
a lot of people who are claiming that there has been this
tremendous sort of spying and monitoring and hacking will be
proved wrong.
The issue has now been referred to the Justice Department to
determine if there were any criminal wrongdoing. Yeah.
So this is being played as, as it saying that, Oh, this is
really about the bush torture programme. But of course, it's
not. What this is about is the NSA versus the CIA. And to me,
at least to me, it was clearly very obvious. Whereas Feinstein
who has been all in on NSA spying on citizens, all of a
sudden, she has an opportunity to lash out at the CIA, and the
CIA is are the ones that are trying to bring the whole NSA
down a peg, because those guys got all the money. And
resources. I think I agree, big time in play. I'd watched the
whole Brennan event, which was mentioned here
in this clip, yeah, was it the Council of Foreign Relations, I
think are one of those things. And Andrea
Mitchell, who is a news model, she was she was interviewing him
and narrating the event. And she
stopped the event and break for a bit just for a commercial
break. She said, and so
if there was any inappropriate actions that were taken, related
to that review, either by CIA or by the SSCI staff, I'll be the
first one to say we need to get to the bottom of that. And if I
did something wrong, I will go to the President, and I will
explain to him exactly what I did and what the findings were.
And he is the one who can ask me to stay or to go.
Okay. Well, that's the words, we need to hear that the President
and of course, if I were the president, and I wouldn't fire
the guy who can drone me. Hey, why don't you hang around?
You're just fine. Mr. Brennan. Now, I
think there is a part of this that's is out to get Brennan. I
don't know what part but I get the sense there is. And also,
this is a convoluted story at the base. If you listen to the
news report, he says, you know, we're no one we don't care about
anyone preventing the release and ever mentioned, what it is,
is this huge 6000 page report on torture. And then it turns out
that the Justice Department or I'm sorry, they've CIA filed a
complaint with the Justice Department against the
committee, which doesn't get talked about hardly at all. No,
because what happened was the way, the way I understand and
you tell me, what you understand is that the CIA actually set up
a special computer system owned by the CIA, for the Committee's
use. And so they were monitoring it. And apparently, the
committee was using this free computer and then stuff was
start to disappear from it, because the CIA was knowing
everything that was going on. And that's because it's their
computer. Now, the what happened apparently, is one of the
staffers or a whistleblower from the possibly the NSA, got into
the system and printed out some memos that weren't supposed to
be seen or taken away from this secure area. And they were taken
out of the secure area and handed over to Feinstein in the
committee and they blew up. Yeah, so wait a minute, we
didn't know this. We're supposed to know everything. They put
this indictment out. And so then, Feinstein countered with
her indictment of interfering with the Oversight Committee.
And this is now a just a joke. And it's not clear what's worse,
what's where it's headed.
You want to hear a joke. Brennan starts off this thing, this
Council on Foreign Relations. Now. I remember us talking about
this on the show. I was surprised he actually stood up
there, admitted it, and made like it was hilarious.
Now, just over a year ago, I had the privilege of placing my hand
on the very first printed copy of the Constitution, a draft
edited and annotated personally by George Washington himself.
That is one of the most treasured items held in the
National Archives. With my hand on that document, Vice President
Biden swore me in as the director of the Central
Intelligence Agency. I chose to take my oath on that precious
piece of history as a clear affirmation of what the
Constitution means to all of us at the agency. We have no higher
duty than to uphold and defend the rule of law as we strive
every day to protect our fellow citizens. Like so many things
involving CIA, though, people read nefarious intentions into
my decision to take my oath on an early draft of the
Constitution that did not contain the Bill of Rights, or
constitutions first 10 amendments. So at the risk of
disappointing any conspiracy theorists who might be here
today, let me assure all of you that I along with my CIA
colleagues, firmly believe in and honoured not only the
Constitution, but also the Bill of Rights as well as all
subsequent amendments to our Constitution.
Well, that's that then yeah, we're done. Yeah. Keith, he's
okay.
He basically took the oath but not on the first 10 amendments
which include I don't know speech yeah freedom of press
right to bear arms certs warrantless search and then he
may but he has the gall to stand there and say, Hey, you
conspiracy theorists who might be here at trial, trust me it's
gonna
go if I was gonna I don't remember us talking about it.
But we probably did. I would have thought the following. That
guy's religious and he couldn't put his hand on the Bible and
swear the oath because he knows he knows he's full of crap. EB
by lightning
immediately.
Oh, yes. Now, I saw you had something on
Abby Martin. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Abby Martin,
does I have a follow up. I have a I have a Liz wall follow up.
But this is on this is her going off on on nuclear power. Oh,
good in a very awkward way that I thought was and it's just
really kind of an evergreen piece. If it's about Liz Wallace
then then to do with it.
Okay. Well, should we hold on to this? Or do you want
to know I'm gonna hold on to it. Okay,
so we're not going to play good. Then let me let me play this Liz
wall thing. dug back a little bit, you know, to some of her
previous work as a news model, a news model of the future multi
CultI girl. She has the look. Let us reminisce for one moment
a call back to her answer to Neil Cavuto is questions.
Would you go to MSNBC?
Maybe would you go to CNN? Yes. Oh my gosh. Well, we'll see what
offers sad. Well, what's a promotional sign anyway, isn't
it? Okay,
so she clearly said he or she would go to CNN and the reason
why she Why did she leave our tea again, John, and please,
please refresh my memory.
She because she can't put up with the with the barbaric poo
in and the lies that the Russian government is makes her say or I
don't know, is this some dumb reason he or she is to tell you
why. They weren't paying or crap. I'm sure he or she is from
2012 interviewing Amber Lynn, from CNN.
Now, the documentary that we just saw a clip of never aired.
It never aired on CNN International. Why not?
Well, I still haven't been given an exact reason as to why not
why it did an air I went and visited with the president of
CNN International Tony Maddox twice on behalf of my
dumbfounded crew. And and we were never given an answer. And
so I started investigating the situation. Liz, after several
employees who had been at the network for years approached me
and said, You need to look into this. There's something going
on. It's very strange. They're not airing your documentary I
should
have mentioned this is the documentary about Bahrain. That
was not aired.
And after some investigation, we found out that CNN International
is actually making money from the buffering regime. They are a
customer of buffering buffering is paying CNN International to
create content that shows buffering in a favourable light
and and then air also not only to create that content list to
then air that content on CNN International, the military
troops shot and killed unarmed protesters.
I'm very I'm surprised Do you think Liz forgot?
Okay, stop stop stop stop. Is that the end of the clip?
It goes a little it goes on if you that's a clip of the day Oh,
thank you so much. That's kind of political.
Let me just check one more time.
Would you go to MSNBC?
Maybe would you go to CNN? Yes.
No. Okay. CNN Udo fall CNN is seen as
they had run in Georgia ball, slamming off the wall. Your hand
and that is how we call out the Bossy morons.
I'm gonna show my son moved by Joe Joe. Oh agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do with us and oh, yeah, that'd be fun
yeah, my mistake I see it here, so I'll just play it. No, I'm
sorry, I have set this up. I'm gonna start this over again. And
after this,
sorry, I slipped to a lot of work. Um, so I slipped. I'm
sorry, I didn't do it on purpose.
And I was explained to the audience. I went to a lot of
work. I was watching some of the professionals who know how to
ask for money on PBS. Yeah. And I realised that they're
essentially asking for the people out there to donate to
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together this little pre donation clip that will just
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a second. This is PBS public broadcasters and is the
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I'm gonna show my son moved by Jonah to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do
very good. By the way, I think somehow I'm not sure how it
works, but you get a clip of the day as well.
It's not a clip. It's produced
by my dad. You get a job. Real able to come out we want to
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100. Kurt Kupol and mound Minnesotan nuts with nein nein
Nein. And then also, Jared wolf in Nederland, which is where you
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that's right. Texas.
Land Texas.
Please give me and my wife, some newlywed karma. Jared and
Whitney Wolfe. We're honeymooning in Fredericksburg,
Texas. And we'll be listening to the show on the long drive home.
Oh, that's nice. I mean, let me give him a little bit of
honeymoon karma there. You've got karma. Sometimes we can do
that.
Okay, sir, grab Elon chimes in from Tel Aviv at 6970. And he
does have something to say which I have to mention. He says I'm
just got into the reading state of fear and I have to say it's a
bad book. Not only it's boring, but it's also feels
propagandistic. Be sure that I don't buy into the global
warming But this book doesn't help. I don't recommend I don't
recommend reading it if you're a believer it won't turn you and
you're not no point in boring yourself with
it. The book is not meant to change anyone's mind. It's an
it's a novel.
Yes. Fiction. Yeah. Well, he was looking for something else and
He's highly disappointed. Sir Andrew Gardner in Charlotte
woody Hall.
He's from Israel is an angry Jew, John. That's what happens.
Angry Jew.
Scrappy loans always been. Yeah, yes. So let's go to our little
Theme Song 16 969.
Also, only two today
back down to two which is our automatic number. Sir Andrew
Gardner's in Charlotte Hall, Maryland. And he is matched up
with James Dearing in Conroe, Texas. And we do have a happy
birthday coming up. And it says something here about Elliot
Garner. Do we have Elliott Garner's a night? Well,
I this is what's interesting. I sent you I forwarded it was you
were copied on the email it forwarded the email I sent it
again and you just refuse to answer.
It did. Yes.
So we'll just just do the birthday part and we'll talk
about the other part.
Okay. Sir Andrew, I don't remember getting this mail. No.
Well, because during okay, I'm not going to worry about it. But
anyway.
Black wants to wish Elliot Gardner Happy birthday tomorrow
on the 14th which we will do. But he was mean to discuss it
anyway.
Andrew lemons and he won't Anthony.
You want a second? He wanted to transfer credits for it. You
can't transfer your credits to someone else's knighthood. You
can't do that. Can you? We do it all the time. No, but no but
have have already donated.
So he is he a double now? Okay. We'll talk about that meeting.
Well, that's why I sent you the email twice. Well, I
didn't see it. I don't know what maybe this title is subject
line. It was something I didn't want you.
Listen on. It'll Shut up. When you send me an email. I read it.
Yeah, I sent you an email the subjects not good enough?
No, I don't know why I didn't open it. You know, it probably
came in at some weird hour. You have those strange Texas hours?
I don't know. I'm sorry. normally read your email.
I'm sorry. I didn't realise that. Your emails the way you
consume emails based on time. It's a fact. So if I send it in
the middle of the night, the chances are it won't get read.
Probably because I'll wake up in the morning with 400 emails
backed up and I just kind of glanced at him and I'm on my way
to do the email that comes in in the morning. Wow, a lot of
email. From who? You want me to go over the list? Yeah, we'll go
over the list for the last hour. The 400 500 names on here.
It's no one from the no agenda show because they always email
me when they say tell John he's wrong. Tell John. There were
16,000 people dead in the tsunami. Did you get those
emails? No. Because well, you said that was wrong was 1600 I
must have received 100 emails. John's wrong. It 16,000 The
report was right. You didn't get a single one of those emails.
No. Oh. So what what are these 400 emails you're getting?
All right. Well, I'm gonna look at leaves join us
at South by Southwest to tasting Wow, you just
okay, well, here's the ones I got from you that I haven't
opened. Alright. There's three of them that just came in
just No, there's got to be more. No as
well. I can read all the ones that okay, break. Okay, here's
one. Adam. Here's one from March 12 It says our E news letter
please read ASAP I did not open this but now I'm going to open
it. It says some of them could bring a pretty penny. Okay. All
right. I didn't need to open that. I don't know what it
means.
He was a response to your to your email but the joke about
the newsletter. Oh, okay. Well, because you had you
again, here's the other one that you sent that I didn't open
worlds on as somebody else. Compensation math. I don't have
the email about about that's the one right there.
What is what is compensation
mathematics slash Common Core? No. ITM and a 599 donation?
346 100. No. Intro
So you're telling me that you don't have an email? Well, this
is a problem. I find this to be a serious problem if you're not
getting my emails.
I don't have any email that I haven't opened it What was the
title of it? I'm going to tell you right now. I don't know. I
don't know. I don't know. You have a sent box? Yes I do.
It was birthday request. Now that's not sorry No that's not
it. That's not it. That's not it. Hold on. That's not it. Here
it is a gardener hashtag donation note hashtag knighting
hashtag birthday
Okay, well let me just look up in the search engine hashtag
birthday and see if I got anything in here because it's
not showing up on this list. Hashtag birthday
I forwarded it twice.
No no message is found with hashtag birthday. Don't put
hashtags in the subject line it probably gets pulled away as
spam.
Wow, no wonder you're not getting any email. Everybody's
putting hashtags in. I
don't recommend it. I recommend it. What kind of spam Hi spam
box is not in here kind of right to spam because it looks like a
piece of spam. It's not Spanish anime spam. No wonder I'm not
opening your mail. All right.
Onward, then we'll figure it out. We'll figure it out. Sir
Andrew, don't worry about it.
I'll look into the hashtag thing but I believe that's what it is.
Which is great.
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so what I could do is I can put you I never thought I'd have to
do this but I'm going to do it put me on the whitelist I'm
going to put you on the whitelist which has never been a
problem before but that's before you start using hashtags in the
subject line and so I will put you on the whitelist I won't
have to worry about the hashtags in the subject line anymore
but it's so a one character determines whether it goes to
spam or not will
you set yourself was hashtag this hashtag that hashtag this
it looks like a piece of spam now we're only people we're
doing this to is probably some new spam trick that is being
some people use i don't know i have no idea all I know is it
disappeared I don't know how spam you know I have enough
trouble getting people to open our newsletter. Yeah, that's
true. I got an email from someone today you know telling
us with a picture of that we ran this picture in December I of
course I've always scolding some of these people you do the same
thing sends me the picture that we ran in the newsletter and
talked about in December of Obama chatting up the Danish
woman with the with Mrs. Obama giving him the right says me
this pictures this she sent us to him is proof proves that
there's a bit of fair going on. Have you know? Yeah. And I said,
What do you This is like old, old PIP under the water under
the bridge to Thanks for listening. Yeah. And I said that
I criticised him for not looking at the newsletter or listening
for that. I think a lot of people don't listen to the show,
and then they send us stuff. You know, those guys have no agenda
would like this. Yeah,
no, no, it's worse than that, that people have. What's that
iPad app? The, like, the turns everything into like a magazine?
Flipboard Flipboard. Yeah. And so that, you know, like, wow,
this is interesting article. Let me send it, click.
No, that's the problem. Is it but it's okay. I don't mind.
Because I have a I run my own mail server. I don't you know, I
run it. So you know, if things start to disappear, don't show
up, then I can make them appear. And I have to talk to some guy.
You, I believe that you can't even receive email from AOL
currently. Probably. Just letting you know. So
whitelisted What makes you say that?
Because I know your guy. And he's a he's kind of aggressive.
Yeah, he does. Okay, so if,
for some reason, here's what happens. For some reason, your
email if you send it to an AOL aol.com address, AOL
automatically blocks that. So what So what he does is, oh,
fuck am i blocking Mac? Which means, which means you don't get
any email from anyone@aol.com account. Do
I want any email from me?
It's not, it's not a problem for me. Let's talk about Ukraine for
a moment. I do have some concerns. And amidst all of the
very important news, that Bill Nye the Science Guy is telling
us about the the black boxes. No, oh, Chinese satellite
pictures. I miss all of that. Wow, I checked out some ABC
World News Tonight. Wow, wow, wow, wow. They are really really
hyping it you played that? I think that Diane Sawyer stuff
with all the sound effects that keep doing this, this is really
insane. And they they brought back a clips from the 50s even
means to stop whatever you are doing and get to the nearest
safe place past.
That very real threat of nuclear war seems a long time ago. But
watching developments this week. It was hard not to think about
those battle days of the Cold War. Russian troops on the march
the US sending fighter jets to Eastern Europe. Vladimir Putin
test firing an intercontinental ballistic missile that ICBM
though unarmed and especially sharp reminder that America
still remains on alert for nuclear war Listen,
all these great sound effects is that he literally are showing
the ICBM the Jets they're showing satellite dishes
spinning nuclear,
across mushroom clouds lanes of our country are scattered. I'm
not kidding. This just showed a mushroom cloud
450 of them nuclear tipped missiles that could destroy the
world still, man, every hour of every day. You could drive by
this remote site and have no idea there was a nuclear missile
silo here. But essentially, the nuclear warhead is just 10 feet
below me. They actually
went out of the studio and did a remote like EMG shoot desert in
the desert to go talk to the nuclear the the tip the nuclear
tipped operators. That sound the way she said that sounded kind
of sexual by the way. The tip. The tip is armed.
Did you hear them? Yeah, no, but I just signed
by this.
I want to hear that again. Everything on television is sex
sexually based
in planes of our country are scattered 450 of them nuclear
tipped missiles that could destroy the world.
I've got a nuclear tipped missile in my pants for you,
baby. Alright, so. Okay, so they're hyping up. And this
works by the way people watch ABC and look at this and go,
Holy crap, nuclear war. I see a mushroom cloud there is a
nuclear tipped missile. But they're also hyping and this is
dangerous civil war in Ukraine, which there is there is really
no discussion about but they're just making it up
now to that escalating war of words between President Obama
and Vladimir Putin over Ukraine this morning Russia tightening
its grip on the strategic region of Crimea. Despite warnings from
the White House ABCs Alex Marquardt is in the middle of it
all in Crimea. We're in just days, a critical vote will
determine if the country splits apart.
This is so not true. The country's not going to split
apart.
Like the half having me on tonight my argument.
Whoa, that was weird. Sorry. So she's literally making it up.
Yeah. We could have the autonomous region of Crimea. And
it's not like it's gonna like, jump up and run over to Russia.
But it's also there's not going to be a split the middle of the
country, but that's what they want you to believe. Good
morning, Alex. Good morning.
Good morning, Martha. These forces are part of what is
believed to be a growing Russian presence here.
Believe Yeah, because they have no insignia this morning.
Their control tightening by the minute. Of course Russia is
denying these troops aren't even there's on the move. Large
unmarked convoys of troops believe to be Russian for the
weekend criss crossing the Crimean peninsula. The Ukraine
Crimea border reportedly now littered with landmark and
planted by brackets you love it. Oh, Russian forces who for the
past three days have blocked International Military monitors
from entering Crimea, even firing warning shots. In just 10
days Russia has seized Crimea, border crossings, airports,
government buildings and military bases. Just a handful
still in Ukrainian control. But surrounded and diplomatic
efforts are still going nowhere. President Obama and Putin
talking past each other on an hour long phone call the US
criticising next weekend scheduled vote here to decide if
Crimea should break off and join Russia.
Crimea is the Ukraine we support territorial integrity. Now
listen to now we're gonna get man on the street of Ukraine
as Crimea prepares for next Sunday's referendum. This mostly
Russian region is showing where its allegiances lie. So what
kind of passport would you like to have? Russian? I hate you.
I hate Ukrainians. I hate you, too. This is so this is really
bad. This is huge, huge, huge propaganda.
Yeah, what is the point? Answer me that? Oh, man.
Oh, okay. The point is, unfortunately, to further the
neocon the neoconservative agenda. And I went back and
looked it all up the Project for the New American Century, which
oh, by the way, the Republican hero Marco Rubio is all in on
thanks for having me on tonight. And my argument is that we're
actually on the verge of a New American Century, so much of
what's happening around the world is of such tremendous
benefit. But there's some things we're going to have to do to get
that right. It's within our reach. But we're going to have
to change our laws. And we're going to have to change our tax
code. And we're going to have to change a number of regulations
that we have, so that we can encourage innovation,
investment, and expanding access to markets. So this
is that's his New American Century, literally a
neoconservative term and thinking, and then we had,
yeah, it's what got us in just what broke the country when we
went to Iran rock and roll part of that scheme. That's
Yes. And while we're at it, why don't we bring back the vampire
the zombie Dick Cheney? I wait, why did he even let this guy
everyone hates him. He shoots his friends in the face. And he
please come back on. He was on not meet the press one of those
Sunday shows. And he sits there and listen to the code that he
threw out about. Now remember? At least I think we're kind of
in agreement here. The President Obama had no idea what's going
on. He's not running this show. This is the State Department.
This is John Kerry. This is Skull and Bones. This is Yale,
this is the literally the same people. Victoria Nuland,
Nudelman, husband and his brother, these are the Project
for the New American Century people these are the
neoconservatives they, they want to go back to the plan they had
when Bush was still president, which means get the the missiles
back in Poland, and start screwing with Putin again. But
listen to the code that Cheney use. Tell me what
our options are today? Well, I think I worry when we begin to
address a crisis by the first thing we do is take options off
the table. I don't think the administration should do that.
They done that. I'm going to say that saying that no military. He
seems to operate that way. Most of the time, there are military
options that don't involve putting troops on the ground in
Crimea. We could go back and reinstate the ballistic missile
defence programme which was taken out it was originally
going to go in Poland, Czech Republic, Obama took it out to
us He's Putin. We could do training exercises and
did you catch it?
Oh, what training exercises to appease Putin or to appease
Putin? Yeah,
this is of course, a code for saying he's like Chamberlain,
who
used the word appeases a problem. Yeah, that's
basically you saying, Oh, he's he's letting Hitler take over.
If you if you look at
I had I wrote a column just as using these kind of hot terms,
in the, I believe it was in the 80s or something. And it was, it
was when Rambis was a play or they had developed a high speed
the memory chip system that was based on computer networking
protocols for the chip to communicate with within itself
and within other chips. It was advanced, sounds sexy, and there
was some vicious lawsuits flying around and I use the word and
this was a company run by Indians. And I use the word
showerhead and that would be a Sikh by the way very few Indians
have a towel on dot head I use the word that they do something
about it they had they had they had to pay a fee. Or they had
they had to pay tribute. I use the word tribute to Intel and
the CEO got on the phone and he went on and on about we don't
pay tribute to any the term tribute itself had offended him
so gravely Oh, because it was like a some sort of an insult
that was beyond me. I don't know what the what it was, but
apparently was some religious thing. Or you only pay tribute
to you. I don't know. All I know is that that guy was very upset
about and maybe an Indian or one Indian listener will tell me why
the word tribute is offensive. And apparently it is
interesting. I just thought it was the big a biggest kind of
weirdness. But the PS is another one of these hot terms and it's
used to sway the public. You're right. You use it for a reason.
Oh, yes.
If you look at the book of knowledge appeasement, Neville
Chamberlain, September 27 1938. refusal to accept Nazi demands
to cede border areas to Germany, appeasement, in the political
context is a diplomatic policy of making political or material
concessions to an enemy power in a vote in order to avoid
conflict. A term is most often applied to the foreign policy of
British Prime Minister Minister Neville Chamberlain towards Nazi
Germany between 37 and 39. And of course, famously, that didn't
work and then you know, a whole bunch of Jews died. That's
basically the message Cheney is sending going Poland,
Czech Republic Obama took it up to a piece Putin to do training
exercises and by the
way, like how he says crime Maria, Poland, I got crime Maria
next year, we can offer military assistance in terms of equipment
training, and so forth to the Ukrainians themselves. So
there's our activation of military forces, are they're not
put some activation in terms of having forces come and make
their appearance there on our part? Yes. I'm not aware of any
detail. NATO, I'm sure NATO will think about right.
So and now here is basically this is a good one. He's now
going to say our president is weak.
I think there's any no QUESTION All right, believes he is weak.
He has seen the so called reset policy that's led to giving up
on the ballistic missile defences, for example, we have
created an image around the world not just for the Russians
of weakness and indecisive not the Syrian situation is a
classic, we've got already to do something, but a lot of the
allies sign on at the last minute Obama backed off,
this guy is unbelievable. He basically wants to kill people.
This is this, this guy is the biggest a hole in the universe.
I if I was near him, I would unplug his his pacemaker and
just rip that thing out of his pocket die. This is really
unbelievable. This guy is just sitting there. We've got to put
the missiles back, put it back the way it was. He just wants
war. He just wants war machinery for his war machine companies to
go and we don't even need the war, although that would be just
jolly if we could have that. But let's get let's get ready for
it. At least this guy. This guy is he needs to be stopped. Oh,
here's his steps. Now here's keep putting him on the air
because he owns everybody. somebody owns somebody. And here
is here are his final steps. This is the agenda of what we're
going to do.
You're the guy let's stop right there. The guy as far as I can
tell, looking at all the evidence has been laid out is a
war criminal case. He should not be on television.
No, they should not give him the time of day. He shouldn't even
be alive. This guy is living on a battery. That's yeah, that
makes you wonder if he's living on a battery pack. This for all
of the evidence, I remember when everyone hated this guy now they
put him on television ask him his opinion about What we should
do? senior statesman?
Yes. Because
Friends of the no agenda show, these are the guys running this
scene, this play this act, they are the ones running this show.
Your president is running nothing. He sits with yets in
the big brown leather chairs go on Bloomberg. And he gets to
receive the guy with the pencil pants. This this is so this is
frightening. And all they have to do is start you know, so of
course ABC what are they gonna do? Oh, yeah, well, let's start
talking about the Civil War. Yeah, you watch the missiles are
going back in Poland. It's gonna happen. And we're gonna start
this thing all over again. This was the first thing that Obama
did and it just like, Screw that guy. Screw that President were
taken over and they are alright, here's here's the here's the
plan. He's going to tell you in one minute, here's what's here's
what's going to happen do
not believe we should allow him. What are we prepared to do to
stop him? Well, that's the key question. What's your answer?
And my answer is reinstate the ballistic missile defence
programme in Poland. He cares a lot about that conducts joint
military exercises with our NATO friends close to the Russian
border.
These are all great ideas. Why don't you go up to the bully and
kick sand in his face does
offer up equipment and training to the Ukrainian military?
Yeah, equipment and training and consultants take steps that will
Guaran
tee and convey the notion, especially to our friends in
Europe, that we keep our commitments. So far, that's in
doubt. And I think it was matter much a matter of sending a
strong.
What do you mean we yeah, we keep our commitments, but it's
got What's that got to do the with Ukraine and Crimea. We have
no commitments to them.
Now he's talking about NATO commitments.
What's this got to do with NATO? Ah, he said NATO stayed under
attack. No,
no, no, I think what he's referring to is that we didn't
go in and bomb Syria that we do we didn't keep our commitment
the red line all that I think that's what he's referring to
everybody was ready that's what he said. Everybody was ready. We
were all ready to go
and let us Syria attacking NATO. I don't remember that part of
the story.
No, but NATO was going to go in and attack Syria.
NATO is the is a is a defensive organisation is designed that's
why Neysa text is the actions in in Western Europe. Hello, what
does that do they tack people now
what did what what did NATO do with Libya?
Was Libya attacking one of the states out of the Western
European state? No, but
that's what NATO does they go in and kill people.
This doesn't make sense to me. NATO is supposed to be a
protective organisation
yeah well protects Yes, we protect protect. Yeah, we
protect we protect citizens who are
just like the police. Well, no, you're just beating the crap it
just just because what
the US will keep its commandments store our friends
and allies that's been in doubt for some time now because of the
policies of the smart says no good bomb administration. And
this becomes a crucial moment. So you think those nations and
those Baltic nations
Why doesn't he just say it he's this guy, I think is a racist.
Of all the people I always defend. I think this guy
actually really hates Obama, mainly because of course mainly
because he's black. I truly believe Wyoming.
No offence to white people from Wyoming that listen to the show
I can Cheney is just you can just that guy is a dick. Oh,
that's his name's
should be nervous as to whether NATO and their members of the
NATO lives will come to their defence Yeah, we have a treaty
obligation under Article Five of NATO Treaty, what attack against
ones and hakodosh against all and we absolutely
know buddy, but it's it's just He's a war monger
will find if you go to Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia today
that our friends, they're recognised. They've got Russian
minority populations inside. They were under the control of
the old Soviet Union for decades. And now they're free
and independent states, but they depend upon the United States
for leadership and guarantee and
leadership. That's what we're looking for leadership by
pointing our nuclear tipped missiles in your direction. Who
needs this? Ah, I am so sick of these people. And people in
Europe, you should be sick of it to actually be sick of the the
hijacking that has taken place in Ukraine do not buy into these
lies. Now. The President is like, Oh, yes, it was a
constitutional coup is still no one has recognised the Syrian
interim government or the Libyan interim government. Anybody with
these guys within three days? Oh, yeah, that's him. That's the
government we recognise them. Oh, it's good to go. Just Well,
I just still aspect This can't be overlooked in my opinion. Go
which is this is still part of the summit. They've got snowed
in Yeah, to keep keep up the pressure, I think is beyond
irksome that Russia is holding on to Snowden. Hmm,
maybe, maybe, maybe.
I think during the State of the Union, the President was talking
about pre K pre kindergarten, and we have to get
kids, those kids started early. And I found
this clip of Kathleen Sebelius, as she is the the slave master,
I would say, because what the school these schools these
kindergarten, and pre kindergarten was child garden,
it's like, you know, you put you plant the kids in the soil, and
then you put bull crap in the soil, and then the kids soak it
up, and they become little bull crap children. Here she is
explaining why and how we need to deal with our children.
Well, I would echo everything that Arne just said about the
need to make this a national movement. I think that there
still needs to be a great understanding that what the
President has put on the table is really a birth to five
proposal,
a birth to five proposal. So the minute you come out of your
mom's uterus, gears, the government,
recognising that you can't start at four year olds, we really
need to start at birth. So there will be an enhancement of home
visiting which we know
home visiting. Hello, I'm from the government here to check
your your newborn make sure your kid is learning
is an evidence based strategy that helps parents evidence
base, the parents from the outset helps the first and best
teacher a child will ever have learn important skills, it moves
in learning
important skills like pooping, and walking and sucking your
thumb to them.
early headstart, a childcare where a lot of parents choose to
have their children as they go to work and make sure that those
as you go to camp are quality based programmes but also with
curriculum and social and emotional skills,
emotional skills and social skills. People. The government
wants your children. They want to enslave your kids and Sparta
the minute that pops out of your uterus. Hey, knock knock home
bit home visit. Hi, I'm from the government here to check on your
newborn. Yeah, so the you we got to take care of your newborn
birth to five. So we can take this away so you can go to work.
Don't be bossy.
Some people aren't up very upset about this sort of
because because only no agenda show plays this stuff where else
you're gonna get this kind of great stuff.
birth to five. Hank kindergarten is bullcrap. Kindergarten is the
pre. It's the pre Yeah, there was, you know, and that was a
recent invention. You used to go to the first grade, there was no
grade zero. We're not living in a world of computers. Oh, 0123.
There was one. First grade that's a first grade is when you
start. Oh, wait a minute. Let's start a little earlier. Okay,
we'll do a little thing for some of the kids that want to you
know, they like to mix it up throw blocks that start to a
kindergarten, and they can take naps there. Okay, we'll do that
now pre kindergarten. All right, then this bull crap birth.
But Sears Home visits?
Yeah, home visits, I don't want people showing up in my house.
So that where they're
coming? Yes, we the President has put it on the table
to have a home visit once every white week. And you know what's
gonna happen? I'm sorry, government jobs, by the way for
the people who can't get work. They're going to
take your children away. Yeah, that's what this is about. Don't
worry, better parents and child parts. Yeah, the government's
much better. Now. Of course, if you don't do that, and there is
some proof to this. If we don't start educating your children
while you're at the work camp, they will grow up to be like
Sheila Jackson Lee, who says stuff like this.
I thank the chairman very much and Frank. And frankly, maybe I
should offer a good thanks to the distinguished members of the
majority, the Republicans, my chairman and others, for giving
us an opportunity to have a deliberative constitutional
discussion that reinforces the sanctity of this nation. And how
well it is that we have lasted some 400 years operating under a
constitution that clearly defines
Let me see how Well, it is
talking about 400 years, the 100 years. Yeah. Apparently, a woman
is an idiot, apparently. Well, no, she did not she did. She
wasn't on that birth to five programme, so she was not
educated properly. Apparently she believes the Constitution
was has been in place for over 400 years.
Well, I think a little math skills would be useful. Wow. So
that would put it back in 1614. Now, yes.
We have a
pilgrims were digging out of a mud hut.
Now, as you know, one of the things that I like to do in my
well, as part of these, the, what we do is read legislation.
It's really I really get off on it. I love it. And one of the
things that I spent a lot of time on was the Affordable Care
Act. And you probably saw the President did this really
unfunny video with Zack for lack of deafness?
Yeah, everyone saw it?
Well, not everyone saw it, but I first of all, it was severely
edited. If you go back and you watch it and you listen just to
the audio, you can hear the the edits. They put a lot of his
gestures and stupid stuff. They did that later on. And of
course, that's why you have a big black background so you can
basically split the screen. I really didn't think it was that
funny.
It was funny at all. No, I was kind of like Whoa, yeah,
it was quite dump. Here's a little bit of spokes whole
Kearney defending the interview. And then I want to read you a
little passage an article from the affordable care act and talk
to you about what is really going on here. While the
mainstream media is fawning over how fantastic this oh my
goodness it's just just so good. Of course it's a last ditch
effort by the president ever heard that? What
that people were fawning all over this piece of crap. Oh,
I didn't even if you want it I can I can grab these clips. I'll
play them before you on Sunday. All the mainstream guys we're
all doing Oh, so funny. He did the young uns the young people
they know that love this stuff that young people. Those young
people love those Funny or Die clips don't they will fare on
all those people.
A lot of Americans are going to sign up and that a lot of young
Americans are going to sign up we saw that in earlier numbers
is that that the the growth in enrollments is substantial in
the 18 to 34. age category. I don't expect that to continue
bullshit. The President's interview with
I've already laughing myself because it was so hilarious.
Zach Galifianakis on between two farms was designed to reach
Americans where they live and you know, they watch the show in
Hey, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop back that up. He said Did
he say Between Two Ferns or two fine
Stearns ferns firm?
He say ferns?
I think so. I'm gonna listen again.
With Zach Galifianakis on between two farms was designed
plant he says Fine, fine, fine, fine,
to reach Americans where they live. And you know, they watch
the show in huge numbers. I think the average video gets
something like 6 million views. I'm convinced we're gonna break
that average. In fact, in us as I was walking out here, I think
we were close to 3 million. And that's a good thing. More
importantly,
and that's a good thing. Oh, well, luckily, the press is kind
of buying into it.
We have seen that the Funny or Die is at least again, as I was
walking out here was the number one referral to healthcare.gov
referral source. Wow,
he mustardseed that is so pathetic. If true.
That is the number one referral source of course is pathetic
late this morning. So that's a good thing. So we're, you know,
we're engaged in an effort to reach every word you say. I
think what it says is that Gone are the days when your
broadcasts are yours or or yours can reach everybody that we need
to reach. And
that's really smart to say Jay, you know, tell the press that
they're losers and all your problems are solved. That's a
good that's a good quote. You bring in Zach Galifianakis and
all your problems are solved and
say that we're involved in a multifaceted effort to reach
communities out there of folks who can benefit from quality
affordable health insurance. I bailed themselves of the options
that I find
guys boring. All right, get your point. Okay, so here's my point.
The reason why this is happening now is this is the last ditch
effort, there's two more days I believe until the the open
enrollment is over. And the only way the Affordable Care Act
works is if there is enough young people who apparently all
watch Funny or Die, who would then go and are referred to the
gov site and they go and sign up, and they get some insurance.
Now, of course, we know they're nowhere near the numbers that
they need to have. So there is section 1342, the risk corridor
provision, which mandates any losses from the insurance
company industry be covered up to 80% by taxpayers? This is a
bailout of the insurance companies. And this is just
what's gonna happen is there gonna be a big ass check is
going to be written we have talked about this before on the
show, the reinsurance clause to the insurers are all reinsured
by the government. That's your money. If they if they if, if
there's a shortfall in sign up will be millions and millions of
people, which is billions of dollars, the government is going
to write a big check and the and the President will go, Look, I
went on Funny or Die. And Michelle even went out there and
tried to promote it. And Valerie Jarrett went out there to
promote everything. We did everything we could, sorry.
There you go. It is a it's a bailout.
Good catch, it's a bailout. And I asked you something that's, I
think that's a good catch. But I have to ask you something. Have
you tested ever made any sense to you about this? Open
enrollment is over deadline? No,
I have no idea what that means. Why don't
you just have enrollment? Sign up, sign up when you feel like
why is there a due date was no open enrollment. And when we
were at An MVNO, they had this you know, at the end you had
November came around every year and this is Oh, it's an open
enrollment. You can change your health care plan. Yeah, well,
why can't you just change your health care plan when you feel
like you know, why is there a short 30 day period where you
can jockey around
and because why? I don't know. It's I'm sure it has something
to do with you getting screwed.
Absolutely. I just find it always to be it's always
annoying. Oh, you missed Oh, oh, no, you missed the day open
enrollments close.
Yeah, I know exactly what you mean.
It's an artificial construct that's being used to being used
to screw the public. Anyway while you were on you're talking
about ABC and I get these clips little little different little
off topic if somebody's gonna annoy you to know and you know,
I had this thing I was trying to develop for the show that nobody
was really warming up to and you didn't like and if it only means
that you like entertainment anyway, about guests the movie,
but you know if you have a guest the movie I actually now have a
jingle
I was dropping guests the movie. What's the jingle
and it's time for another episode of guests that movie
genius I
tell you genius rather.
Genius. Is that the thing going off the track I guess? Yeah,
that's the fun gotta guess I gotta guess the TV show. Oh, I
don't have a jingle for that.
Well, it's okay. You can say it was guest the movie but I this
is this kind of crap that's on ABC. And I want to play there's
two parts to this. It is the worst written garbage I think
I've watched the show once before and so I'm watching it
just because they're everything's reruns this we get
an A wine at the TV I was looking for clips and then they
would when I turned off the recorder would flip over to the
TV show and then I caught this and this is the the piece of
this you can try to guess you never will. ABC drama one
sex symbol doting mom businesswoman chats when I when
we strip away our labels strip away the ways in which we define
ourselves what's left. Who are we at the core for Dallas? The
answer was a mousy brunette with a limp.
Sorry, we don't have any spare change. Honey, it's me. It's
Mommy. Oh my god mommy No. You have like a New Yorker cartoon
I'm supposed to get something here.
No, I'm not expecting you to guess this is ridiculous. But I
this show. This is the I'll tell you what the answer is and then
you play the second clip which is you? You wonder what are
they? What how much Is there that much cocaine in Hollywood?
This is a piece of crap show on ABC. Is that a rhetorical
question? Yeah, that's a rhetorical question. Sub
purgatory okay, it's about these women and living in the suburbs
or something I don't know and this this annoying girl and her
mom and annoying girl talks with a just a phoney as valley girl
accent and and you end up with scenes like this No, you look
so bad. I missed my mommy. Butter. Oh, Mommy was only
interested in pleasing men. Therefore she was a monster not
a mommy This is the new me and my sweater may it my face may be
patchy. My hair may be brittle, but at least I'm happy. You
don't look happy. I'm miserable. But I guess that's just the
press that paid for being the sale that you're not being
yourself. Yourself goes to bed with the full face of makeup and
reapplies lip gloss in the middle of the night. Yourself
got a splenectomy just to hit your goal weight. Ensure your
self cares about looks but yourself also cares about other
staff.
Oh, this is a show about my ex wife
Hey, you know I actually have to say I watched some really bad TV
the other day. Yeah, real house almost all TV. Well, Real
Housewives of New York. Oh, I
have yet to see that. I think I've seen clips you have to
watch at least
one episode because there's this one Aviva. This is one
housewife. And I don't know what her deal is. But she has a fake
leg. She has a prosthetic leg.
And the humour is
telling you and she's doing a fashion show and she slips leg
comes off. Oh, that's it, you can't get much lower. You just
can't get much lower. That
is borderline slapstick it well, it's completely slapstick
slapstick. That was meant to Speaking of which.
There, Fox TV has brought back the television show cosmos. Oh,
I tried watching that piece of crap. It's it's produced by the
guy who did the Star Trek Enterprise thing that I did.
They had to have a dream make it a whole the whole series was a
dream sequence. That guy's the director and then Seth
MacFarlane is one of the producers and they're just it
is, I don't know, maybe you liked it. I thought it was
shallow, vapid, condescending. patronising garbage.
Well, I didn't see it. I did however, catch Neil deGrasse
Tyson, who is the host of Cosmos who? I guess he's a scientist.
Or maybe he's a guy who runs a telescope in New York. And he,
if you want to know where the condescending crap comes from,
it's from this guy. This interview on CNN, where he's
promoting this show.
We all know we live in a politically divided country, or
almost anything is fair game for snipers on both sides. But
science, shouldn't science be immune from politics? After all,
it's called scientific fact for a reason.
This is such a great a great piece everything is about Shut
up. Terrific fact it's called. And so here here's a reason in
fact, here's we have a new mean. I should probably we have we
have a new jingle for the new meme. I should probably play out
real quick so we could do.
Gender Show All
right, here we go. You will catch the meme very you can you
can use the meme and with different language but the meme
remains the same. And yet
there are millions of climate deniers, evolution deniers
vaccine deniers out there last year in a speech Oh, wait,
hold on is a vaccine denier. There's no such thing as a
vaccine. Is that what He taught? What is the main vaccine denier
vaccine?
You know what he knows? Change? President Obama summed up the
war on science this way. I don't have my
word the war on sighs a war on science John
Sian, patients,
for anyone who denies that this challenge is real. We don't have
time for a meeting of the flatterer society already.
Science.
Many Americans agree with them. But many other Americans see
science as an attack an attack on their values or on their
religion or on what they believe to be true.
Or the fact that we just don't believe in your particular
science. Are you with me? Oh
crap.
My next guest I am so excited. He's here today. I'm so excited.
He may just be the man who can end the war on science.
Sit down. Martha give me a
like to clip short of the day.
At least he's got a better chance than you are. I have.
He's Neil deGrasse Tyson, an astrophysicist and director of
the Hayden Planetarium in New York. And tonight fox will be
premiering his new series cosmos. Can you imagine a
primetime network television show all about science imagine
pretty amazing. Pretty amazing.
Is not as it's not just amazing. It's more than amazing. It's
three to one.
Tyson, an astrophysicist and director of the Hayden
Planetarium in New York, and tonight, fox will be premiering
his new series cosmos. Can you imagine a primetime network
television show all about science? Pretty amazing. Neil,
welcome to the programme.
Hey, thanks for having me.
I want to talk all about cosmos in a moment. But I first want to
ask you, do you think there is a war on science the way I'm
describing? And if so how do you think we can broker a peace?
This is so great. This is he sent him the questions
beforehand, obviously, I'm going to ask you about the war on
science. And here's the question and I'm going to ask it exactly
this way, our civilization. Our civilization is built on the
innovations of scientists and technologists and engineers,
here comes the mean, John, who have shaped everything that we
so take for granted today. So some of the science deniers are
science aid. These are people who are telling you telling that
to you while they're on their mobile phone. Say, oh, like
sorry, I'm sorry. Oh, God, GPS just told us to go left. Yeah.
Okay. So the meme
is, you don't get to fly on an aeroplane and deny global
warming. You don't get to use a cell phone and deny manmade
global warming, because, well, it's science. This is going to
come back many, many times, I don't.
So it's time for people to sort of sit back and reassess what
role science has actually played in our lives and know and learn
how to embrace that going forward, because without it, we
will just regress back into the cave, back to the
cave without science.
Let me illustrate. So one issue, there's one issue and in all
this, let's face reality is one single issue, which is and I
want to point this out to people, global warming, climate
change, whatever you want to call it is political. There's no
There's no coincidence that the Democrats are on one side and
the Republicans are on the other. It's very political. How
can this have anything to do with science when it's
transparently political? So you're going to take this
political football and you're going to extrapolate everything
you do? Based on your side of the argument? So if you're on
the side that says This looks like a hoax, or it's a bunch of
bullshit, or the data is not in or you're making it up as you go
along, or you're lying to the public or whatever, you're going
to take those people and then surround them with other
bullcrap that's got nothing to do with this one political issue
and then condemn them. This is nonsense, John, add this
you don't get to cherry pick science
going forward because without it, we will just regress back
into the cave. You don't talk about the spherical Earth with
NASA and then say oh, now let's give equal time to the Flat
Earthers post science is not there for you to cherry pick,
it's not there for you to cherry pick. Sciences science
is not there to cherry pick the whole thing is about cherry
picking. Is that is science. I know
I said this once and it's gotten a lot of
who's the Guru is the gatekeeper of truth and, and in exact
science no science,
science 97% 97% says Oh 97% of all scientists in this in this
97 of it are glial 97% of all scientists
sciences in the sciences you don't get
the issue it's people that hate the petroleum industry. They're
they're unscientific ones did you see down everybody who has
anything I have a question no shut down should get out of here
denier
read a lot of internet play. I said the good thing about
science is that it's true. Whether or not you believe in
science is true science equal true whether or not
you believe in it. Now the good thing about science Yeah,
science is true. All right. I guess you can use true science
is true shut UPS is a process you know, it's clear we should
have started with the birth to five thing with you. You are not
cherry picking science. It's true whether you like it or not.
is that it's true whether or not you believe in it. All right, I
guess you can you can decide whether to not believe in it.
But that doesn't change the reality
of an emergent occasion attorneys who sue over science
constantly
print scientific truth. So for example, one of our one of the
most stunning visuals is the is the cosmic calendar where we
take the 1413 point 8 billion year history of the universe,
which is
I'm sure it's exactly the right number. Don't argue science fact
you don't get to cherry pick the number, it's 13 point 8 billion.
Okay, let me
find out figured out was 13.9
and lay it onto a football field sized year at a glance calendar.
And the value of that is we all know what a calendar is. We know
how far into the year June is, or July, we have a sense of
that. So if I say the Big Bang was January 1, and today is
December 31. When was our galaxy formed?
When was our if today is January 31. January 1,
wait, December 31? Well, let's go Today's December. I
gotta get his right now.
We're July. We have a sense of that. So if I say the Big Bang
was January 1, and today is December 31. When was our galaxy
formed?
When was our galaxy formed? John, there's an answer to this.
Oh, let me think at sea, the Galaxy was probably formed. I'm
thinking a series How many 13 billion and forming the last I'd
say that's a couple billion. I would say the galaxy would my
guess. Alex? Yeah. Be the galaxy was formed on November 15 31st.
When was our galaxy formed the Milky Way? That was formed on
March 15.
March 15, march 15 15th.
Right.
I didn't understand that at all.
And then the there was something going on in Congress had an all
night climate change session. Yeah. And gee, I forgot. I
forgot to watch. But I did catch Harry Reid, despite
overwhelming scientific evidence, overwhelming public
opinion.
Hey, stop doing that, because you can't hear what Harry Reid
is saying.
But despite overwhelming scientific evidence and
overwhelming public opinion, climate change deniers still
exist. There's lots of them.
Yeah, they're in Congress have them or they're all Republicans.
Now listen to what he
says next. They exist in this country. They exist. I'm sorry
to say and this Congress,
yes. What does that tell you something Harry Reid. That
chosen representatives have a different view of this. It but I
guess therefore they should be shot or burned at the stake
in the house in the Senate. Crazy. So I'm very grateful.
Senator Schatz, White House and the chairman of that very
important Environment Committee. Senator Boxer.
Senator Boxer same
people the sigh Oh, Science, Science, Science, Science, the
same science nuts. And I'll put it that way. All in on manmade
global warming, and they're all anti nuke all of them. They're
all anti nuke. No, no, we can't have that. It'll blow up.
There's gonna be contamination. It's gonna We're all gonna die.
That seems very unscientific to me. It seems like they're flat
earthers those people it seems as though they're like religious
denialist I mean, that's they're denying the AVI is this is the
solution to their problem. They're
denying actual science. Yeah. Nuclear Science. No, that's too
expensive and too dangerous. That's, that's always the common
retort.
It's not no, of course not. Too dangerous. Not too expensive.
But you know who's really to blame for this, don't you? Al
Gore? No, come
on.
If you're Harry Reid, you know who's to blame.
Obama, we're gonna close
any other senators who will join this climate change debate and
presentation tonight for standing up against the deniers.
Climate change is real. It's here
and it's gonna suck your cock.
It's time to stop acting like those who ignore this crisis.
For example, the oil baron Koch brothers, they're there. They
don't
I'm sorry. It was there's the clip of the day there was the
Tourette's I'm sorry.
Hear that being used as
an excuse for everything. I want some Koch brothers money. I want
the Koch brothers money errs Koch brothers. I want some Koch
brothers money. The Koch brothers
don't care about us. They don't even know about the show. Nobody
who's even connected to these people even listen, our own
cadre of true, you know, true listeners to the show that will
support the show, and we thank them profusely, but apparently
it doesn't trickle up to these to the customer. And
MIT the Koch brothers we have we have the evil crowd brothers.
We do the evil crowd brothers it's kind of cool to have Soros
either we use some Soros some Soros
money we need some Bill Gates money.
That'll be the day
all right. Yeah, I guess the only what else I got nothing
else, except for
one little thing. Okay. Can
we gotta go was we're way overdue here. Are we? Well, it's
like, five more
just do this thing. Because there's I found another just not
a meme. But I think it's something we can use. Jenny's
jar Dan was on the whatever real name is, was on the news hour.
And they were all talking about how the social medias and all
this other crap is changing the way we interact. Nobody talks to
each other anymore. They made the point. And kids they just
text they never talked on the phone. It's considered gauche,
although I see kids talking on the phone all the time. And they
texting too. But that's beside the point. So so they asked her
this, I got two clips, but the one is the first one, which is
Xeni and the perfect answer. I think she has deconstructed FGC,
she says it. I think she's got the perfect answer for
everything since of where we are in this same question the
evolution? Well, you
know, it's interesting, what if some of these problems that
we're talking about now are just design limitations? What if the
technology that comes, perhaps after we're gone allows us to
communicate with more nuance and to drift in and out of that
mindfulness and presence in the same kind of subtle and natural
way that we all did before they were TV and phones?
Okay, all right. So ask me anything. And my answer is gonna
be what if this problem we're discussing is just design
limitations? Yes. That's the answer. That's the answer to
everything. Oh, I
just want to try it out with you. Okay. What is what happens
it? Will it be a problem if Crimea seeds and, and wants to
become a part of Russia?
I think we can look at this problem differently. Why don't
we look at it as if there was some political design
limitations?
The political system maybe in the future when we're all dead?
It will be a different system. Design work designed
differently? Yes. By the way, she can't catch a break. That
first she has she gets the breast cancer then our husbands
or partners arm gets amputated?
Yeah, no, she's got a cursor sucks. Yeah, no, but you
get for hanging a pretty sweet person I've met she interviewed
me once in LA. She seemed very preoccupied though.
She's seems to be thinking about stuff all the time.
Yeah. Yeah. But she's very sweet. But yeah, Jesus did the.
Sorry. Didn't mean
to say she always got blasted when she was doing the Boing
Boing all the time. And they had to cut off the comments because
people just gave her crap. Yeah. Yeah,
she did. She's almost like, it's almost like it's almost like she
went Oh, show you. Don't be mean to me now. You can't be me. Me.
Me. Sucks.
She's a little bossy. Oh. Alright, that's good. That's not
the second one. Well, the second one is okay. The second one a
guy comes up with a bunch of crap this. He says, This guy's
worse. He's got him for one thing, the giveaway. He's a big
fat guy with a bald head and a bow tie. Okay. That was your
right interviewer. He is being interviewed by on the NewsHour.
He's one of the you sit next is Jenny. Okay, got it. Q
because we think about the how far we've come in 25 years in
the evolution of the technology and the evolution of our smart
social lives built around it as Catherine is suggesting. I think
it's really important to recognise that the the all of
these technologies, the web is really a work in progress. It's
changing so much. And I think that our goal ought to be to
make sure that it's changing in response to human needs
hereby dubbed the surgery. Congratulations. Wow, okay.
Nice.
Just getting worse. Yeah.
Well, there has never been it is the best of times, and the worst
of times, my friends,
the weapon, the worst of the West, right. And there's a
different advertising and the worst of native
advertising is a difference between the web and the network.
It works not the web, but the web is not the network. The
network is the the web and the web can be the network, but the
network cannot be both the web and the network. Without being
the network.
The network is the computer. All right. Hey, everybody. Sure. We
will have all kinds of things to talk about like I don't know
lost planes
show 600 That's right. Sunday, Sunday,
Sunday, Sunday shows 600.
To a lot of show owes
a lot of talk, a lot of analysis and a lot of love. That is a
question we shall answer on Sunday. Coming to you from FEMA
Region six here in Austin, Texas in the morning. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I've got a machine that
makes racket. I'm John C. Dvorak,
talk to you on Sunday. For show six
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